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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-15
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THURSDAY, SEPT. IS, 1912.

We are happy 80 perceive that the Spirit
OF Democracy The publication of which
had been suspended for want of adequate
support, has reappeared under more ia
Nolable and auspicious circumstances
We wish its publisher, Mr.. Claxton, a.
buhdaat success and prosperity. If there
Is any section Of country that we would
desire to see redeemed from the reign Of
wing principles, more than another, it
Is Loudoun. But we fear that the time
is not near at hand when our desire shall
be realised. She is joined to her IDOLS
.Tr Tyl,r and The Wh;gs.-ihe stua-
ton Of MFR. Tyler is different, in every
respect, from that Of any of his predeces-
sors- He is the first, in the history q
cur government, who, having been cleo
ted To the second highest Office in the
git OF the people, succeeded to the first,
according to Il wise provision of the con
sttution. But not only is his situation
different from any other president in this
respect, but he is the first president aUith-
om party that has ever occupied the
executive chair. Some who have not
made themselves acquainted with his ST.
tuatioh, may be ready to ask, how it IS
that Nlf. Tyler is without party nosc, hav-
Ing been elected by the unanimous vote of
the WNg party at the last election? For
the information of all such. we will en-
deavor briefly to give the reasons why the
whig party have abandoned Mr.. Tyler,
and are heaping upon him the most Bit
Ter excavations. more ardently, if pos
s!ble, than the spirit in which they sang
his praises before the election. When
Hi. Tyler succeed Gen. Harrison to the
high station he now occupies, he then
considered himself, il he is to be credited,
president Of the nation," and not Of
Tor!y, and that the guardianship Of the
constitution and laws OF his country i'm
perlo"sly deyoived upon him. Acting
upon this ground, he exercised the power
vested in him by the constitution, to
withhold his signature from certain mea-
sures passed by the wings in congress.
This made the wings as mad as fury, and
he has consequently become the subject
their abuse AMI excavations. Hence,
he is without party.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-15
office of Commissioner IA. Bank,uptcv )

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for Shenandoah County, Sept. Is
NTOTICE to the Creditors of the following
4Y persons who have been duly declared
Bankrupts by the District Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Virgin
that shall proceed to hear proof Of debts
against them at the Clerks Office in the tovi.
Of Woodstock, on the following days, when
and where the bankrupts are required to 81
tend
Debts vs. Geo. NJ. Fennybacker, on the l0tl.
and 11th of October next.
Debts VS. William smither, on the 10th and
18th OF October next.
Debts VS. Henry Shaver, On the 10th and Il Il.
of October next.
Debts VS. John Nipe, on the 10th and iIth
Of October next.
Eankrupts must come prepared to pay al
fees on OF before the last day of hearing
SAM'L c. RICHARDSON,
Sept, 10. Commissioner.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-15

TN PURSUANCE of the above decree, thu
Z undersigned, on Saturday the 1t day Of
October, 1912, at the time and place Of sal.
therein mentioned, will proceed to sell the pro
perry theI Elm mentioned, on the terms OF tie
decree. LEVI RINkER,
Sept. IS, 1842-2w Commissioner
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-15
8em6Ce 5SSeGooC.

II r s. 4 L L Z NJ
ENTl ILL resume the exercises of her school
w on MONDAY the 18th day of Septem-
Der (inst.) [sept. S, 1842-2t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NIiE subscriber is DESTROYS selling sale,
Il any OF The property hereinafter described,
The House and lot, the corner o Main and Front
streets, occupied by John Williamson Is n store.
A building lot, with old house il, on Main street
adjoining the above named lot the east. adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by Job Bofton.
building lot, also Main adloning proper
" OF Armstrong Grimes the west, running
$50 feet alley, and having the antage
alley extending from the front along lis whole length back
the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides, consisting good well
ing s ~ by - feet, with floor
brick. good and stable, aud buildings
OF good quality. Excellent WATER roomv, dry AID airy
cellar; about and half ground, or a less
quantity 10 suit the purchaser fruit of
kinds The situation is surpassed by any the place.
for peasantness. - well calculated private
dence and convenient tho business part the city,
and would be good situation for boarding house This
property the undersigned improved expressly per
residence and believes il will bear nspec
Also Farm of 81 situated about miles from
the City, directly the Geenve road; originally
and improved by Frederick Hoover, and Da
vtd holloway The situation unusually fine
several strong aud never-fang Springs; excellent
chad consisting of 300 embracing good
O
The of sale of any of the above property,
viii be fair aud liberal, price and time Those DIS
posed purchase such property, respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Fifth Month 22nd, ISL 20u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
ALyEEEI NE IgS,
Terms of Advertisins.--oxr Do1L,R per squar.

Terms of Advertising.--ON DOLLAR per square faI
three Insertions and TWENTY FIVE CENTS for each al
dltiona nsertton-TEN Lines the space occupied by
23o ems. counted square, nothing counted less than
square; all square. aud less square ana
half to be counted square and u ha-Per square for
three months THREE DOLLARS SIX monihs SIX Dol
LARS. or IN DOLLARS per annum FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per annum: three slus res
TWENTY DOLLARS per annun. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others. advertising by the year, viii charged for
column of 1000 ms S60.0u per annum for
of column. $4,000; for half a column, $500; a
quarter oil column, So, 00.A dedactoa 20 per cent
Will be made advertisements longer than
column. when inserted by the half year, aud
altered Chancery notices and petitions o 81
be paid invariably iii advance. Advertisements comiag
from abroad. be accompanied with cash, Unless
ordered Tor publication by brother publisher.
y. b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
pa unless option the publisher previous
enga cement between the publisher and the advertiser
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
TEMPERANCE PARODY.

by Lazy Of .Nobile.)
From Alabama's mountains,
From Mobiles sunny strand,
Where all her pebbled fountains
Roll DER her golden sand;
And from each ancient river,
And DER each paimy plain,
There's water TO deliver
The land from errors chain.
For willis, the spicy breezes
Blow swift from every isle,
And waft what only pleases,
To make man doubly vile;
In vain with lavish kindness
The gifts of God are strown,
The drunkard in his blindness,
Refuses but the stone.
Shall we whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from on nigh,
Shall we 10 men benighted,
The type of peace deny!
Temperance Oh! Temperance!
The joyful sound proclaim,
And may a p-oud Omnipotcnce
BE blended with its name.
Watt, waft ye winds its story:
And you, We waters roll
Till like a sea of glory,
1t spreads from pole to pole;
Till all our ransOu'd nature
Unanimous ordain,
The will OF our Creator
In bliss return 10 reign.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

- Indiana, on the | 81
IS IL, which. if no, TAX
July next, 9Th mo. lst
raj Posi- Office as Dead
Addleman, Mrs. Jane
Arnold, Charles
Addleman, Susanna
Alexander, Jamlma =.
Afford, James
Barr, John ,
Barnes, Mrs. Sarah
Bond, Joseph
Bell, George
Bonine, Isaac
Bushes, MIR.
Barker. Frances A. ,
Be ok, William
B 5i,emer. Joseph
Britain, Thomas ,
Betterlon, Mr.. CT
BltteIsbv, Albert
Bailey, ANA
Bnfum, Arnold 3
Benette, William
Beverally, Thomas
Barton, Samuel
Brown, Eli
Bunney, Henderson
Bond, Jonathan w.
Brnmtield, Merryman
Brown, VIM. S.
Brocas, ]. w.
Bowers, Elias
Benap, Daniel r.
Cox, Abigail
Cox, Jerimiah
Cox, WIN. or Ruth
Coffin. William Is.
Chandler, Elisabeth
Caldwell, John @.
Culbertson, Francis
Clark, DNniel
Crosby, Mr.. George
Coleman, William
Colegrove. Alphonso
Cermer. Henry
Clark, William S.
Chavus. Hngh
Dlucln. Stephen
D1tie, J pha
Davis, VIM. w.
Dewey, William
Davidson, John
Dickinson. Chas. A.
Durham, Mr..
Davis, Henry
Evans, Zcnas
French, Miss Judia An
Fou.k, W X.
Finley, William
Farqnhar. G.. A.
Griffith, Rebecca w.
Gordon, Fanny
Grover, James
Grton, Benjlmin
Graves, Pasey 2
CARRIER, Daniel
Gilbert, Joseph w.
Grover, Cataline
Hoillngsworth. Henry
Henley. Mlcajah
Harvey, JemIma
fIornev. David ;
Hunt, Francis Mary
Henderson. Washington
Holcomb, Lewis ".
fIely, Martha
Hes,on, Samuel ,
Hawkins. William
Hewitt, Mr.. A.
Keeps, Elisabeth
Hunt, Abner
Hnsi, Samuel
Heacock. Jesse
Harris, Aaron
IIadchares, James
Hoover, Henry
Harland, A. ].
Hoover. Catharine
james, j. 4. Esq.
jeff ries, Ham ali
Je ferries. Way
lanes, William
Jones, Frank
Jump. Nearcy
Jones. Rev. Robert
King. Levirus
kinsey, Oliver
Kirby. Elisabeth
y. B. Persons calm
lis, will please TO say
they may not get Them.
ACHILLE
April LIST. 1872.
LIVERY
"NHE subscriber has for
-buggies and we'll bro
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

trebled, to the consumer At distance, when so
imported Not less than 5000 900 pounds Of su
gar, i, is said, annually imported, for home
consumption, in the single city Of Cincinnati.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
REMOVAL.

To our Old Customers, and as many Men ones as
think proper to gire Us a call:
I'VE have removed our SHOE STORE the south
w side of Main street. door TO John NJ La~s
expee, continue keep hand our usual as
If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, and BONNETS.

five also receiving large lot Of lRON, SlkkI.
and NAILS, from the mandatory IN Pittsburgh; which
expec, sell reduced prices. wholesale and retail
fA-Mecheniss and Others interested. give Us call
AQUILLA JONES 81 son.
Richmond, Ia, ID mo. 25th, l942 sn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
NOTICE To the Citizens of Wayne County:

NOTICE To the Chizens of Wayne County:
IINTIE undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs Inc Pr1lic that his Office IS m Richmond III
Robert Mor-ons building, up stairs and that person
living distance obta MS services BY departing
line in the Post Office rected him Richmond stating
what place he attend 70 do such efVce ana
what public place - - near
WILLIAM cox, Surveyor.
n b. All kinds Of conyeyaneing done BY the subscrber,
neatv md on short notice C.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1889. 46n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

LOT FGUH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16

REMEDY FOR BLEEDING. A physician Of ex-
iensive practice tells US tina, prompt and effec-
tuaI remedy for violent bleeding a, the nose Is,
man.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
A Small Farm for Sale.

ME subscriber wishes dispose of the small Farm on
which he resides, unted IN Wayne county. Indiana
about half mile of Washington 50 acres,
about 30 cleared and mproyedIhe balance well tbercd
with small Orchard, and never-fang Spring o good
water near the dwelling House enough and spare
family and stock during the dryest months
Inc situation - healthy and places
worship, schools. mile, and
The terms Will 90 made liberal and corresponding with
the hard times and deed toe purchaser
Of all incumbrance. ID. f.. ROWLETT.
\ b. Also, quarter section Of good LAND. in Wabs sh
county. about 4 miles south Of Eel river, and FORTY
ACRES in Hamilton county, north of indianapolis.
] lth mo 2Gth, 1e4l. 47,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
LIST OF LETTERS,

- ENAlN!NG in the Post Office al Richmond,
- Indiana, on 'he lst day Of April 18th mo. lst)
1872, which. If not taken on, before the Is, of
July next. 9Th mo. lst) will be TO the Gene.
raj Post Office as Dead Letters:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Mitchell's Geography and Atlas; Eclectic Readers.
TaIbots's, Ptks'= Davies Rays and Snl's Arithmetic
kirkham's, Smiths, and Comley-s Grammar.
Elementary and Comley's Spelling Book.
Walkers and Webser's Dictionary.
Comstock's Philosophy ami Chemistry.
Burrett's Geography of the Heavens.
Columns and Bonnycastle's lgeDrn.
BonnycasIe's Mensuration: Muuay's Readers.
Mltchel's Geographical Reader.
Paper, Ink, QIilis, DC. &c. For sale, by
ID. 7. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond Jam Eth, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
LIVERY STABLE.

TNE subscriber for hire. several good saddle horses
l -bugges and ell broke horses. His terms will be
suited 10 times LEW IL BIT fh
Richmond. March 18Th, 1872 llu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-16
THE TREE 0F DISSIPATION.

The
sin of
drtulEeuess
expells reason,
browns memory,
distempers the body,
3efaces beauty, dimin-
ishes strength, corrJpls
the blood, inflames the liver,
weakens the brain, turns men
into walking hospitals, causes
internal, external, and incurable
wounds, is wretch 10 the sense, n
devil to the soul, thief to the pocket,
the beggar's companion, a wife's woe and
chIldrsn's sorrow-makes man become
beast and a sef-murderer, who
drinks to Others good health,
and robs himself of his
own. Nor is this
all; il exposes
him to the
Divine
81
zZE
so
IS
20
:: s
THE
ROOT OF ALL Is
DRUM kENNE Ss!!!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

RIcHMosp, February l. 1870.
mentioned, in my last. the asscnlbago of the " Dem
ocrnfic Convention. 80 cacd-and NAV add in this
connection, that the appcatlon did not seem to suit the
taste o at least one oft most conspicuous and talented
mcmfers-Samucl {. Anderson Esq. Of Prince Ed
ward-"ho, not having been long in the Democratic
fahhs and not therefore accustomed to tho name went
soewh hat out OF his way intimate his disapprova of
TINS modern nomenclature. Tie avoWcd his preference
Tor The oidashloncd appcllaios, Republicans and Fed
eaHs-which he very correctly declared was the only
1us' and accurate dstnpbo6the anets of opp sing par
uns Ia shs Country. Gherc be rropreiy or truth
IN applying the term Democrats to any party in this or
any other country in which, the representative system
obtains because It's literal imor, signifies something in
opposition to that system Concurrng entirely with Mr.
Anderson in this cpinoa, only differ with him in the
application. of lis party designations as my opinion
that no party aths eosany has strictly moritcd
the appclation Of FedraGss than that with which he is
now associated A party which defended the Proclama-
oi,-which trampled upon the ofIical insignia oG New
jersey Winch now proposes to place corporations
chartered hy the States aud in which the States
ifr oiai mrs, al the Eorcv ,f federal cJmru~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
EIGHTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CHINA.

The shH Hrobus. Captain Summers. has Just arrived
lroin China rying left Macao, October 9TH. which is
eighteen day a,cntlnn previous adylccs.
1h" ship NalptruIS" sailed from China days after
the Prcbs and was s'sLenhy the latte. of the Cape OF
Good Hope.
The capture of inoy BY the British forces IL confirm
ed aad II saddrd that they had gone winter quar-
tiers at port further 10 the Norhwand name mol men
toned. The Chinese had circulated report OF the re
capture 81 Annoy, but 1t utterly destitute Of lnnna
ton On the contrary. IT is stated m the Canton Rcy,s
ter, that the people at Annoy district had offered 10 put
themselves undur British protection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
DoU,eotir fA1elH0rnrn.
PROM FLORIDA.

Intelligence has bccu rcs~acvtd in this city from Fin
ia that ON the night OF tn II ii January. 1iger Tai
who WAS left III temporary charge a, Tampa Bay ri
the Tallahassee Indias ramp. Gin the absence o his
bn,thcr the Chief Neathlock Ia na,hla made Al
temp, to SAP with The Whsle band The guard dis
red the movement in time ariary defeat I and
thus usy Tiger Tail, with three warriors and fur W.
mon. succccscd In efeciiag their e~spe. The VII.
and onl, child lad Of fiiirei Of Tiger Tail, ho broke
from tr camp, captured. and are po~ IN Ps
sc,son oi the army lis escape - not regarded n
al much Importance fr. his family being in captivity
and rs were held hos;acs, lie wall doubtless either
surrender hs.f oS,so Ed care TO avoid committing
an, act # hostility lille his lie aud remain IN ,sr,
s, s,on Of the whites. MAJ. ht.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
REID THIS.

vkNiE subscriber has on hand large asl Ws,a select
L cd assorsmet Of ILlR DJF.lRE mud CUTIE
X Y which he will sell at reduced prices for CASH
Tbs Stock on hand embraces general assortment of
building Ma, rails. Carpenters and Jolners Tools,
House Keeping Utensils. Agricultural Implements.
Blacksinlih's Tools. Shooting lacking nn all sizes
and kinds Cast. Shear. German. English aud American
Bllsered Steels, Cut and w rugla Nails Castings Rope
&c. SC. From and after the lst day of January 1872
We shall endeavour to do cash business, limited
means require 1t. We woud respectful say to these in
dcbied 10 that want money and OF necessity must
collect. VIII you make little sacrifice and pay us.
+. S. MILLER.
jan. Pm if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
<ELZS.N'G GEE
At pU1SIa TO SG0T cklE ~ " m Z

kNO! y. III RVS, informs his customers and the
- public generally. ,h,, as the season is nearly gone
TOR selling Itmtcr Goods. he is determined from tins day
10 give great Bargains in
Mpikcis Fianncis, .frrinocs SdttiusH. kentucky
and Home spun Jcai, j|oolien Socks and Stockings
Sd,rt' Of all kud.. tlothSpG C,estHeras Ro,bsc,nes
C'mHssia"S, ant Str Goods generally.
lie has lately added ~ his stock of BoNNrrs, RIM
BoSs. CAL,cors, Sux Goops. and HosirRy OF all
hinds which Viii be sold a, very reduced prices.
JOHN }. plRV!s
Jan 10 il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
February itll. 1912.

O.. Nebeleyc NC have omitted tomenion that there
have been 1ly'er meetings in Philadelphia and Column
bus, Ohio The Official is highly delighted hcsat--
yea, II is in ccaces. II seems To imagine that the
whole country is in motion and tina, "Iy Ter and the Els
caliiy Is 10 he tho wsrcfy ofa victorious party. The
o,sl Is ae,ny thankful for small avors and would
ba aeo disturb lis drcams,or rather. the dreams Of
its msaer.-fr in truth, Mr. John Jones is not such
nmcospaop aiicrall lie sbucring his bread all
the limo lie is soft soapng Of The ill.trious President
PER t,.D month for single I.sl office advertise
men', to say nothing Of other fat Echng,, p.t tn 10
su.czrd al tiesa hard tines
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Che 1pmrhbur9 EtrNtufall
TyiURsnir. IEBRU CARY 70, 1912.

CO We find the allowing letter Of Mr.. BraStoa in
the Wing OF last Saturday. which to confirm the
charge made b, Mr. Bolts against Judge Cpsh,rs
Sir: regret To perceive that your paper " Ncs,er.
dai makes reference To n conversation WI ich raised
the streets Of Nori1n between Judge
pshur and myself, Of winch lcnslalv spoke on hear
ing Of the anp a-an, diaeron~ between Mr. Bolts and
the SECRETARY oithc Nay Its due 10 both those gen
tlemen. and proper - ~ as ! am concerned tina, my
statement shall % frlce the public under my sig
natare that no I,.opor may be made Of it.
o'rer.ng with Judge CIshur some years since IN
the ssff ~ Il Norfolk. the subject Of nufcaton
sad Considered the doctrine of notification hcrcsy,
~ erous in tins, that many persons who had moi sc
is 10 correct information would be led IN by the pnu
sble arguments by which it supP'r,cd iur all have
their file leaders The Judge said. have no flelcad
replied. YOU have occasion for file leader. IA
your situation in lie enables you to obtain correct mfr
nation lir YOURSELF although, said /, j'sngly.
say Mr.. Calhoun is your file leader. Judge GIshur
then made Of the fpuraiivc expression Of which |
have spoken: No have no ilolcrcr. and claim the
credit being lbc shvlreinan who ran up the flag Of
Of disnlon.' What intended by this expression,
cannot say-ii WIS used, as have said in conneAon
with the subject 81 qualification, aud ii any qualt alton
accompanied the remark ii has escaped me.
{. NJ. BRAXTON.
Il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
In, 'otant Decision cCfhe Supreme Court ofhc ttei
States

This court pronounced yesterday, opinion set
Ting important commercial question: which ought to be
and generally known. In the OF Swift against
Tyson the curt decides:
That the thirty fourth section Of the judiciary Of
l7so, making "e lars Of The serera' states. ""M, rides
ofdccision in the Of the United States where they
apply, only extends To the statutes and Isrnaue local
usagcs OF state, and not 10 the judicial DECISIONS otho
States upon questions of gen, rail- commercial law
. That pre- existing dtdh is such consideration for
the regular transfer Of anogolse instrument enables
bono hie holder IN enforce II frc iron tho exceptions
Ia which II might bo liable between tito orgira parties
% the Instrument ffi6be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

We lcarn that IN consequence Of the action Il the
Legislature upon the Bank BILL boiore II, our
Banbs wdl not issue their notes Monday neat,
days agv determined upon, unwilling, 10 IL
SAID 10 increase ihoiI liabilities IN tho face Of the law
which onjoins immediate resumption. We nforines'
that the cfiec, of tHs B should pass. will b, to IN
pei the non accepting Banks to wind up their rfe.rs
whsle tho accepting Banks may resist II nn,onstitu
,ona''i canno' ol' DC soal.a 81 ret, that any
Banks from issuing their own n1t.., =, the DELAY al
though it may last hui week W. 10 prove a source
ot much rrila;JH',''d dslp' an ent-fla hlg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
CARRIAGES! CAlslslAGE>..

VIE sRs~crbes is nccoiving from celebrated
4 Factory in Troy, New Nonk> the largest assert
ment OF C.lRRLlGES ever oilrrad in this market
Persons desiring to purchase respectfully invited to
call and examine the stock. The prices will be salts
factory lie has no doubt H. NJ DIDIAkE
Jan 10 On If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

o. There is "A proposition bcore the New York Lee
glslaurc 10 erect monument to the memory of Dewitt
Clinton What proudcr enduring monument
can he have than the Erie Canal,
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Cte0tuta zeEiSlaturr.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tnuk.paY. FL l. isig
RESOLUTIONS.
4 RS ,hsion vas Offered and adsp:rsa

+ rss ,fution as of;red and adar.rsa
BIZ Mr. ss,tt of fauqnief. ii's the ta'n nlt'ee OF
Courts OF Jus c. inquire ire.i,'e esleaenrs ot author
ism. a tr,,u ~ shall graduate IN the Schools OF Law
Ct the uaveTs'ly d tirznia ~ a, William and Mary
ael.r,e an WIN shall produce the usual certificate oi
homes, de nesasr and u his hcng Il years Il age. IL
ou,iy in aay Of the II The stas IN the same man
NJ, IS fine had obtained license from the Judges
Election OF COUNCILLOR.
On motion II VI lierhins,
Resnirsd. That - lsnse II. by ain' fae VIII the
Senate prcetsi "Wednesday, the ioih day Of The pre-
SUNNY the ys.an-y which Will be occasion'd by tie
expiration f,he Tern u service Of John Ruiherfp'j
Isl. -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

ANiEL w. LOVE has removed his shop from
the Main street his dwelling house, the hill
Capt. }. f. Johnsons Hotel, where he would be
glad attend to any business entrusted him Those
wishing him TO do their work. leave il Mr.. Rem
nick's Store on Main street.
He intends visiting the counties Of Amherst, Camp
t"ll, Psylvania, Bedford and part Of Botetourt for
ne purpose Of repairing Clocks.
Dec. 10 ,sif