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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
MARY IAND-RESUMP TION BILL PASSEI
The Mary land Legislature have passed the resurr

tlOu III
T., II the Banks Of Maryland to resume the paw
mont Of specie for all their liabilities on the LIST of May
next.
They are authorized to issue Til the first OF November
next below tho denomination OF five dollars. but
not less than dollar. the Of FIVE per cent
of then respective capltals
There Is also a provision authorizing the Issue Of ,
wft o scire faeias against any bank lat may after the
first OF May suspend specie payments.
Ncnly the CRISIS has comet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

81 II Is stated by correspondent of tie St ,u,,,s
tine (FIshda) News, that 0hs bandilt in tho disguise
o Indians are committing dcprodatons in FL rda Tho
recent taking OF wagon and killing part tic escort IS
sad 10 have iccn done ly painted Withstand that qo.
oil the g'eds have Teen seen In their pusse>sn. W.
h3, II lie 80, they will he ieoicd cut ard that such
prneipled acoundr's will be punished to tie Utmost
risOr q the law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
l,l II .,.OS, 1.y.y.y. a. :

uit subscriber Is now prepared to furnish any fam
- ny desiring the above instrument upon the most
liberal terms and from the most approved Manufactures
IN inc United States The justly deserved reputation
on'alncd by the different makers has been 50 much laud
d through the public press, that any remarks Of his
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion He
ING known as manufacturer of the instrument can re-
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
n'eh's' rs Inferior to none in the world All that he re
t";s al and II the purchaser not pleased with
ne instruments II can be returned
w. p. GREENE. Agent
W All fanos sold by me will be packed and sent To
any distance IN the country, free of expense They will
also be kept IN order year. without any charge to the
purchaser by mySeas pass through the country twice
year regularly.
Sept l6 ,s ;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

81 The Loco ioeo ranksare in admirable confusion
already on tho subject Of the next Pr s,leary A
Annilocr Of tn" members If the Pennsylvania l.,sisla
turc have nominated Cd r. NJ johnson tlF that of,s
while others o!then have taken the fied in favor Of
Mfbuehaaaa Benton and Calhoun or the present "
ihg stdi while Naa B lrca Is making S,uhcrn and
Western pilgrimage, and secretly organzlug his friends
preparatory 10 the decision ofa National Co.yenti,n
those who have been rejoicing Wing discussions
"li PROBABLY have as much they can do to alay
their Own.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
A MOVEMENT FOR TIE PRESIDENCY

letter from Harrisburg in the Philadelphia Inqu
rer says: There was to be large meeting in favor OF
eol. H. NJ johnson for President in the Court house
IL is got up by those opposed to Mr. Buchanan Ban
ncrs lanterns. and all the old machinery of the friends
oil Ten Harrison are fitting up for the evening SIEVE
'ai oil Mf buehanan's friends being opposed an in
creased tariff, in the Legislature and the antlarii
tone OF the press IN his interest, have changed many
heretofore strong Buchanan men to johnson men They
say Col johnson Is open and decided in favor of sus
tanning the great coal and iron interests of Pcnnsyvana
believe Mr.. Buchanan is also
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

" Inc House oi Representatives, on motion Mr.
so' mas ad"P'da resolution directing aselcc, commit
Tee TO consa"T and report upon the expedency and pro
PHe'y OF separating the patronage of the government,
rom the private political press ofthe country, and upon
tho best aud most efficient and economical mode ofefr
ing that object
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

''e'r hdnPsi'ie-Fhc Loco Focos in this STATE have
not got out OF the saar as easy the last Republican
represents The letter Of resignation of Mr. White
Wnict 80 much laniod, proves to be forgery Of tho
mr." Loco Foes. The breach becomes wider every
day aud now there Is not the least hope entertained tia,
1t Will be healed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
ROBES IL BURTON.

next door helow the Farmers Bank, where assert
ment is very good, and under which firm shall
time our business. Necspcctully invite the attention
al Merchants and others wishing buy cheap and desi
rabc Goods as 50 favorable opportunity seldom
ours.
Any person wishing to secure good stand with de
sraLe Stock OF Goods. will do well avail themselves
u this opportunity as We feel disposed to offer induce
ments, for the sake Of closing the ST 'ck at once
BURTON & ROBES.
Jan. 10 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
pENNSY LVANIA-IMNEDlA ATE RESUMPTION
BII H. PASSED

Monday evening tho Immediate resumption bill passed
the Senate by vote Of 81 to and Tuesday morning
the House passed II by OF 81 to 10 oserwhcl-
ming naIorty. The signature or the Governor Is only
wanting tomakc II lar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
TT act or H. ~ "a IL.


Two hundred and ninty six Acres,
be the or less, lying and being tho county
Of Amherst and adjoining the Lands OF jesse Mundy
William Kent aud others.
The Land Is heavily 'Tmbcred, and in the ncighbor-
hood of several Saw Mills which renders II more yaua
BILE to purchasers The soil is well adapted To the cul
tnro OF Wheat Corn and Tobacco. 1t is unnecessary to
give further description Of the Lands as those WISHING
10 pnrcha Sc can examine for themselves.
The te othe aboveproperty believed to be perfectly
good but acting trustee, the undersigned win only
convey such tlc is vested in him by the Decd atar-
said. JAMES r. JONES Tn,s,,o
February u VIA #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

MINISTER FR>Ner.--Gen. Cass, is said, will soon
return from France and be succeeded by Mr. Wagga
man. of Louisiana or Mr. Preston Of South Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
1,- Mr. Dickens has arrived in Washington.

The Pcnnsl wanna House of Representatives have
passed bill anthorsng the Governor TO sell the bank
stock belonging to the Commonwealth, and to receive
payment for the in State bonds at par value.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

The iiabeas Corpus Cause.-The PHILADELPHIA Ga
zct'e OF " cdneSday says:-A hearing of the case of
Nicholas Biddle. Joseph Cowperhwa and John An
drews on wrs of habeas corpus took place this morn
ing before Jud King and Jones, of the Court Of Com
mon feas' Judge Randall being absent on account of
lndispoSItlon. A motion was made bv tho Attorno,,
"chefal 10 dismiss the writs and remand the proceed
hgS to the Court OF General Sessions. which was ar
gued Tor considerable length hen finally the Court
uecded TO give It's opinion the motion next Monday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

liatiax papers have been received To the 2nd March
9ens I'VE days later than these received by the Unicorn
the I'd nothing had been known OF the steamship
,aiodona-she was then out 26 days The Unicorn
was expected next day from Boston, and would proceed
to Liverpool with the mails-TN Y. EXPRESS. Mar,h
H. f' ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

O. The RHv. M9rin P. PARKS, formerly The station
e! Methodist minister in this place. has boon appointed
Bishop IN tho Protestant Episcopal Church fr lie p
geese # Ala.ama.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

Hogan. tho second Mcleod, has been discharged be
Of the nsulciency Of the warrant Of arrest-nuc
10 the chagrin OF the Patriots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

Hoy virtue of Deed cf Trust, executed to the sub
scrher, by John Rhodes. bearing date the LIST day
Of September, 1871 and duly recorded in the Clerk
Office. q the County Court Of Amherst, shall proceed
- sell on the premises. To the highest bidder for cash
on Friday, the ls day Of April 1872 if fair il not the
nexl fair day thcIratlar. LSundaN VS. cxccptnd D DIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

The report Of the death by violence in Texas, Of Dr.
Vaughan. who shot young Plcasanis at Richmond, Va.
years ago. is conradlced in the ST. Louis apers
Dry. is resident Of Missouri and has not been in Tex
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

'IDemar7e Core!g-AlcNandcr Rives, r. . and Dr.
Hardin Aaas'c, are tie Wing Candidates to nire.on,
Aheharle c.unty, in the next Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

Pea"sg'rn'ia Special Election.-Almon II Read
Loco foeo,) has been elected to Congress from the
sus4ochannah District Pennsylvania in place If Davis
DiHock. deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
Large Stock OF Dry Goods
~, lEA&'ls
Entire Stock,


Entire Stock,
at COST for CASH. negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed. Designing oact in good faith, and wishing
To make quick operation Of it, the public may rely upon
asking instance than COST for any arti-
ce.-Such of our customers as have accounts with us
and may wish to buy credit shall he most happy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

e. MI Cuthbei. the Georgia Sena,ar, having 70.
covered from severe illness, about to resonc sen, in
the u. 5. Senlte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17

" sketch Of the proceedings a, las, Campbell
Court, Numerically postponed until our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
THE BANKS,

bill concerning the Banks of this Commonwealth
was taken up and read second time; thorenpon
ton was made by Mr. Dabncy that the further consld-
Grafton thereof be indefinitely postponed, and II deer
dcd IN the negative, "a 10 80.
Mr. liollenan moved to amcnd the bill by striking out
"lhe Isl day oil January, 1913, and inserting the Is, da,
of May
Mr. llollcman addressed The House for como time in
support Of his motion and was followed by Mr. Keen IN
opposition until the hour for the recess
In the evening Mr.. Keen completed his remarks and
was followed by Mr.. Tocr. who, we understand. I'VE
were unable ge to the House, commented particularly
upon Mr. liollemans remarks touching the ac,icn and
Influence of mobs. Mr. Byrd opposed Mr. lis amend
ment and Nh Brown Of p supported it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
$4,000 worth OF Hardware
.RT GOSY,.

lEnlE subscriber having determined to change his
4 business, offers his
ENTIRE STOCK OF
"nrd""rc, Cutlery, Tools, snddIcry, Cnrrioge
Materials, Iron and Castings,
.iT COST. for C.iSH,
or Negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed His presen,
assortment embraces almost every article usually kept
IN Hardware Stores. and purchasers may rely upon his
selling. in good faith, AT COST. Such an opportuni-
~ seldom occurs for Country Merchants to lay in a
cheap stock OF HARDWARE, and he urgently requests
them, and all other persons who may want Goods,
IN his line, TO give hun call before purchasing
II. b. RICHARDS.
Feb. Is taft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
-, EESoLrrI0ss
Wero offered and refrrrcd.

RESOLUTIONS
Were offered and referred:
by Mr.. Cra"lord-Ihat the Presidcn, of the James
River and kanawha Company be requested To rcpor Ia
ms iiouse St OF all the officers, agents and Engi
neers now the pay of the Company with the amount
Of The annual salary pay of earh-Also list of the
regular counsel OF the Company and the amount of com
pnsaon paid to each the organization of the Com
pany to this time.
Other resolutions offered and laid on the table.
THE BANK BILL.
The Bank Resumption Bill was taken up. the ouos
ton pending being the motion for the previous qucs
tlon which was nepatiycd
Mr. STROLLER entered into discussion of the subject
mainly in reply to Mr.. llollcman lie was followed by
MI, Daniel, who also replied TO arguments Of Mr. Holle
recess.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. Crutchicd, the Bank bill with the
pending amendments laid on The table TIL to NOR
row.
- Inc speaker submitted COMMUNICATION from acting
Governor, transmitting preamble and resolutions adopt
ed ny the Legislature OF Tennessee, in relation to the
admission OF Texas into the Union; which was laid on
the table. and ordered to be printed
;, M Taylor said he to call the attention of the
House to an act which had passed on the Sth of this
month dvertng 81 500 per annum Of the surplus revenue
Of the Literary fund to the SURPRISES of the Military
ochool al Lexington and To offer resolution Nv hch he
heid IN ms hand) giving leave bring in bill repeal
ing the before mentioned act. lie said that the act had
been passed through the House during the absence OF
himself VINO intended TO oppose IT. and another member
who had designed making opposition to it, had unayoid
ably omitted to do and the bill had afterwards passed
he Senate by bare majority of during the acciden
tai absence ola gentleman who would have voted against
II.
The resolution the read; and. on motion of Mr.
Dorman. laid on the table by vote Of G3 to a.
So the bill was ordered u be ctgrosscd
On potion Of Mr. Holiday, the House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
HOT 81 OF DELEGATES.

IHINsN'f, .N1frh III.
\ communication from tho Souate WAS received sta
ting ai they had passed the bills entitled IAN acl in
cooperating the kanawha Sanes Savings institution
''an act prescribing the manner III which Nelson Craw-
iol may execute bis bonds sheriff Of the county Of
Amherst
The following bills read third time and pass
cd.
bill concerning the Blacksburp Female Academy
bull repeating the act changing the time OF holding
the county courts Of lunenburg county
bill amending the act passed April Sd, 1899. incor-
porailug the loyngson male and female school
\ bill dyofclng Elizabeth {. luchings from her hns
baud. David " Ilni.hlnlrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-17
"a u lie l. "a n d ,
ENAlS = II,

Jan. 10
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-23
from the Newly ork American.
Mr.. Webster and the Creole.

After reading over aud over again this
despatch. in order to be fully possessed of
its spirit and import, we are yet under the
conviction, that case untenable in itself,
add so known TO be by Mr.. Webster-ls
argued with disregard of all just dtstlnc-
tions as to the nature of crime-as we'll as
of the feelings and Judgment of the men OF
the free States, that we were not prepared
for. ..-.:...*. ........-.
No one. we apprehend, after this des-
patch, will be entitled to say, that slave
ry, and all that belongs to IT, IS mere
municipal institution = a local interest,"
which those only have a right 10 tax
about, or interfere with, who live 10 The
MIDST oft.
/ Here we have the federal government
putting forth and pledging all its power:
10 protect slavery-uot within the Onhee
states-not even within the marine leagu
of our own shores, where, by the usage
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-23
r E NJ A R K 8

Thank the writer for The introduction
and for such an introduction. Trust it may
prove to be the beginning of correspond
ence that shall continue while we both live
and sympathize. The language of this COM
municallon is the language of heart full of
humanity "a soul imbued with the spirit of
genuine Christianity. The sentiments it
oreathes are the sentiments Of true follow
er Of Christ, who is ready TO suffer and sac
rlhce for truth and holiness = for the saliva
llon of the lost and perishing. What a
rebuke does it bring to those crafty, calcu-
lating religionists whose -selfshness, and
partyism, aud strife for numbers regardless
of principles, eats out like cancer their
philanthropy and Christian benevolence.-
That religion which will cover up sin for
the sake of keeping the party together,
against other parties that do the same thing
for the same purpose, is not the religion
taught by Jesus Christ. "Ultrasm .! What.
ever sect OF party find it necessary to THEN
numerical prosperity, TO suppress the out.
gustings Of human nature against cruelty
tyranny and oppression, and the spirit Of
truth against sin and iniquity, may res,
assured that their kingdom is destined tc
be dashed in pieces, and their works to be
burnt up with fire. The kingdom that mus
be built up by compromises with sin - by
covenanting with robbery, piracy and muir
der, is not Christ's kingdom, Let such as
Join themselves to such works and thinl
they stand safely, take heed lest they fall
for terrible overthrow awaits them. lie
The lovers of truth and salvation possess
their souls in patience. They that be 70
US are more than they that be against u.s.
One shall chase thousand and two shall
put ten thousand to flight. ....
p. S. As for the charge brought agains
FmY ultraism, by the writer in the " Quarlerl!
Register Of the American Education Socie
ty," have never seen il. had recent!
heard Of it by another correspondent. Com
mon courtesy required Of both writer an
publisher 10 have furnished me with copy
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-23

forwarded on2 In the Windham County
Association there are four churches delin-
quent, viz: Brookline, Stratton, Readsboro'
and Jamaica. Will brethren Hartwell, Fisk,
kingsbury and Eddy, see that those are
forwarded? In the SALISBURY Association,
the history Of the Association and all the
churches except Arlington are delinquent.
Will brethren Sawyer, Banister, Brown,
Hutchinsf and Burroughs, each one for him
self see that those histories are sent on
Ut the churches in the Vermont Associa-
ton | have received nothing, except the
history of Poul!ney and Westhaven church
es. Will brethren Thomas, Mills, Hendee,
Green, Miles, Myers, Hurlbut and Bryant,
each one for the church TO which he belongs,
see that their histories are made out and
forwarded as soon as may BEG Now is as
good time as any. Committees can now
spend the time better than they can in the
summer season. 1t is earnestly hoped that
none will fail. Brethren will you see that
it is done?
Yours, for the prosperity of the church,
! AMOS CHURCHILL.
Hubbard:on, Feb. %, 1912.
P.S. Wish each church to be particular,
especially in ancient history.
N. B. Dear Brethren-Since writing the
above have received a communication from
Elder David Benedict Of Pawtucket, r. L.
who is about publishing History of the
Bap,ists throughout the world. He solicits
aid from his brethren in this State; and
names in particular biographies and speci
mems of the handwriting of eminent Bap
lists. Wish brethren and even sisters wht
have engaged to furnish articles Of the kline
would forward them soon. &C.
Brother Hutchins has left the State.-Ed
Tel.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-03-23
For the Telegrap
TO THE BAPTISFS OF VERMONT.

Brother Murrdy:-Will you indulge me
with a space in your paper,while | once more
call on delinquent churches for their history?
Owing to sickness in my family, age and
infirmity in myself, have been for some
months and still AM pretty much confined
TO my house. But my anxiety for the col
lection of materials Cor the History Of the
Baptsts in this State is not in the least
abated, Notwithstanding. hope brethrea
in each Association will feel themselves
particularly called on TO make some extra
eyertions TO procure the histories Of each
delinquent church, and forward them on as
soon as may be. Ia the Addison County
Association there are six delinquent church
es, viz: Addison, Bridport, Cornwall, Fer
risburgh, Middlebury, Panton. Brother Ide
Of Orwell will see that they are collected.
Will brother Harvey, Wright, Whilford,
J Kingsbury* and Moor, assist him in it?
: Will brother Ide call on Joseph Smith, I'd,
, Esq, for the history Of Shoreham church
: I'm the Onion River Association there are
four, viz: Sterling, Essex, Richmond, and
= Williston. Will brother Johnson see thaj
} tbey are collected? Will brethren Smith and
J Palmer assist in procuring those historic:
: and forward them? In the Fairfield Asso
citation there are four churches that have
I failed, viz: South and North Fairfax, Geor
! gia, and Stanbridge. Will brethren Mears
: Hodge and Sabin see that they are forward
7 edo In the Danville Association, the his
f tory of the Association and sixteen churche
J have failed, viz: Coventry, Danville, lras
1 burgh, Lyndon, Newport, Burke & Sutton
# Derby. Hardwick, Albany and Morristow
! in this State; and in Canada, Eaton, Barns
e ion, Potion, Clifton, Compton and Sutton
y Will brother Angler see that these are COZ
2llected2 Will brethren Fisher, Clark, kld
5 der. Mitchell, Baldwin and lde, aid him
this business2 In the Barre Associate
rs there are eight, viz: Union Village, Ea'
& and Yves, Roxbury, Williamstown, kaf
~ dolph, West Topsham, Marshfeld q Fan
pc field. Will brethren Blood, Culver, Glen
,u en,, Hebard and Kimball, see that the hist
IS ries Of those churches are collected and Sc
or on 2 In the Woodstock Association Il
10 history Of the Association has failed, I
getber with twelve churches, viz: Gave
he dish, Felchyille, Plymouth, Perkinsvill
a Rockingham, Springfield, Shrewsbury,
he Townsheand, East and West Winds
,h- Weston and Cd Wallingford. Will bret
he rem sperry, Baker, Lunt. GOilford, Brier
as Kingsbury, Hutchinson, Lamson, Polla
rho and Packer, each one take il upon him
,er- see that those histories are collected
, at Brother Kingsbury has left The State