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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-23

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ANlNG purchased tho stock oi lIals. Goods, Sc.
] uwnrdhy The Guneern olDinkle X Euuhongh, and
taken The Stand iurme,ly Occupied h, them. sha car.
" the business at the place III all its branches
and hure ior a due share ul encouragement. have
Engaged the services OF Mr.. Jacob Rambrngh, who
have constituted my agent lur the purpose. who will
cary nu the business lor me. Those IN want of liala
Will rlolse give me a call.
ARCHER II. MOON.
Tho debts duo o the CONCERN oi Dmhle y Rumbuup
hasr been Transferred me Then debtors are Therefore
leehy notified that paymon must be made ~ me my
agent attorney. ARCHER II. MOON.
,ltmr =, II
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or The n \. Express, which is generally well in
formed Of matters and things in Washington, Predicts a
speedy change III the Cabinet. The Secretary of the
Treasury ii is said. 10 90 out, and EN Gov Marcy OF
NY decided Loco, is 10 gon! Gov Marcy used to say
the rcto,s belong the spoIs" He Will be asonished
- find himself, therefore, prohtiug by the reverse MAY
I'M
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EAu NOTICE..

AalEo GARLAND continues 10 attend I, eases IN
- bankruptcy He will give his personal attention IL
Richmond, to all eaaes eonhded to his management
juno | l. 80 If
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rs TIE N p X 4 " { T. N f T. TT " G.. 80
Aspccal meeting the Juvenile Temperance Society
Of Iynclburs, will be held this evening, at O'Clock
In the basement Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
punctua attendance is solicited as arrangements will
be made lor the 1th u July procession.
WILLIAM {. PAGE, President.
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1saSWcll, smith n Jones,
Richmond,
Smith a HsagWeil,


COMlHSSiON .NERCTLLNTS.
HAVE associated with them, III the above bust.
ness. WIN. T. SMITH formerly of Ptlsylvana
county. who will reside, and attend To the business In
i,ynchhufg. To Planters, tnrmers and dealers they
Ill their best cSertlens sales Of fobncco Flour
Wheat, and olllcr produce, III either Market To tho
customers OF our huusu ia Richmond, whose produco
pas9oa through lyncburg, We Will say. that It's ship
monl shall be attended 10, when directed to our care
free ui commission.
NN. r.. sMITfl will sell individually. such
Tobacco advance is required ON, Tor tho usual
prlec fifty cents per hogshcad.
May Ii w2m if
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UsreiFing House,

boloogng TO Mr.. VIM Bailey. and now occupied by Mr.
Richard H. folcr II is conceded to he one OF the hand
soonest situations in town. and the Lot is tasieluy i'm
proved IN addition 10 having all the necessary
ven'ences-iee-hon IN excellent Well, Garden, Sc.
Persons Wishing to procure mn excellent and agreeable
town residence. cannot suit themselves better
Also, the valuable .jCRE LOT, opposite the Dwell
ling House enclosed aud in cultivation and having ON it
an excellent stable
Aud also, the convenient HOUSE and LOT adj
joining Mr.. ToIer's residence, now occupied by MIR.
Ssson.
The above property will be sold, either together. or
separately, and on accommodating Terms Possession
will Be given nj the end OF the year. Mr. Iolcr will
show The property 10 any person doslrois of seeing il
and all letters The subscriber addressed Brook Neal
Campbell county will be promptly attended 10.
PATRICK n. SCOTT. Z
May ~ tsif
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Stssa'a'sJ.N EsR.

Departed this Hir Monday evening" the litll inst at
O'Clock, Z. NJ after painful illness Of some 20 days
continuance, NATHAN Hull, infant OF DAVID
+. and " lila Aon LOCKER, Of his place, aged months
and days.
Departed this life on Sunday evening last (fis birth
day) of cen, st9e fever. joins NulisM son of Mr.
Geogc y. Thurman o this place. aged years TINS
Wasa very Interesting llttlc youth the pride aud ony
delight d It's parent. But Providence, by its myscn-
Gus decree, permitted the little lamb to stay with Inn
exactly i've year, To day, and then tore 1t away
out let It's Parent bc cosocd with this assurance OF our
Saviour.
take these ltlle lambs, said he,
Aua lay item On my breast;
Protection they shall find IN me,
In ne be ever best
Dctlh may The bonds Of life nnoose,
Bun can I d~s live my love;
Millions ID lAln souls compose
ihc liIniy above.
Brcu>NAN, June. 10. 1912
At 4 meeting III the M,rshal Society. holden ON this
day, John = " lson presiding. Mr. \. L. Boyd called
the attention o. the Society to the death Of Mr..
PoHHATAS Cox, and after some highly appropriate re
marks the characteroi the deceased Offered the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which adopted unani-
mousy Tins Society having received with heartfelt sym
pathy the painful intelligence OF the death Of Powhalan
Cox Tonga member o this 30 cty; adopt the follow
IN resolutions feeble expression OF our feelings aud
tribute oi reSpcetand affection for whom all loved
and esteemed III his many amabe qualities under the
u persuasion dat they Wmcet with acordlal response
and sympathy In the bosOm not only Of each member OF
the Society, but Of every individual in this community
! Rcsoired. That tender to the family aud friends
oltc deceaScd the assurance OF our sympathy and condo
renee.
! Rcsolted, 1hst the members Of this Society the
usual badge of mourning Tor thirty days.
Rcsoired, That tho President Of this Society trans
nit copy Of these resolutions 10 the parents Of the de
ceased and that the proceedings of this meeting be pub
al
| Rcsoisca, That tins Society do adjourn.
JOHN s. WILSON, Prest pro tom
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4 great bargain can De had

/ good SECOND hand Carriage and pnir OF lin,
Match Houses. on reasonable time.
II. NJ. DiDLAkE.
June % w6w
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slh l.ARtE strong yuung work Houses. Any gtn
81 tiem1n wishing 10 purchase. will call at Elliott $
Livery Stable. on the street leading from the Mar
het house 10 the Bridge These horses Will be sold low let
cash, orgeod negotiable paper, at 6o or o DAYS these
horses viii remain here only 5or days. All persons
wishing 10 purchase gnod aud valuable horses would do
well TO call immediately. Amlyo
JOHN CHAPMAN.
or Melville Talbot. Anet'r
June q Is
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wool, Wool Rolls, &c.
GOODS! t.OODs!!GODus;. :!

GOODS! GOODs!! GODDsi!!
.J,nr 18th 1912.
uOllN J. Pl'RNlS has Just returned from trip al
~ ter Gouds, and IL opening. 81 his cheap CASH
Store IN Iynchbnrg, opposite the Market House. the
following, 10 Wit
G.ILICOEs, E.sEg'v,S, C.y.upRE6s,
.HISLES.S, Sc, Tor Ladies' Dresses, at ID pr yd
and upwards.
Nankccus large lot rcl Gcorgia, at Oh per yard
Pantaloon Goods, and icsiings, large lot and very
cheap.
Cotton Stockings. black, white, mkt, Llnc Sc, a,
Cd pair
Fancy IIandltcrrlics and Scarf5
Mtls, Gloves. Ribbons, SC.
Worked Collars, and Lace Goods generally.
.EXSG
BONNEiS Of all kinds, Artificial Flowers Band
Boxes, Grape, Satins. Silks, Wells, Irish Linen llo
land, Pins, Tapes, Needles and
a Thousand Other Articles,
all Of which, bought in the present dull state OF the Nor
tlern Markets, viii be sold at very low prices.
JOHN J. PURNIS.
june 20 i,lf
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q M 4 y on Executors and Administrator
I lust received and for salehy
PAWN. 6, GREGORY.
juno Us
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June %

NIRtINIA:h rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Count Of Nclson on the first Monday in June
1912
John " Smith, Pltn}
against
william Pug, Jemes Prgh, John lugh, Elijah Pugh and
-, -, -. the heirs OF Frederick Pugh deed, MARY
Chcwnng formerly Mary Pngh and John Burks and Anna
his wife, formerly Anna Pugh Defts.
In CHANCERY
The Defendants James Pugh, Elijah Pngb, -, -,
-, the heirs vi Frederick Pugh decd John Bus and An
his wife not having entered their appearance and given
se;ury, according 10 the aco Assembly aud the rules #
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this commonwealth: On motion
o the Plaintiff by his counsel, IL is ordered that the said
Defendants to appear here before the Monday
August next, and the Plaintiff BILL and that a cop,
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the "Iy nclbug Viz
gnian," newspaper published in the of Lynchburg
Tor two months and another copy thereof posted
the front door the Court house Of this county
20 lrt-day. ACopy-Iestc,
SIP. GARLAND, Crk.
June % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-23

.No" York mater H'oyks.-The magnificent, labor
Gus and costly enterprise of supplying New York with
water, by conducting the Croon river into the city, by
closed aqu duet SO miles in extent is now nearly
Pichf Inc work will cost between and l2mll!Ions OF
noaf-ln expenditure, upon single object. that scarce
" Htaie IN the Union would have the nerve to under
'ake' But when safety from fire, and the convenience
una The health of the people all taken into consde
'a'ion, large the expenditure seems. il universally
aoh'i''ed to have beena wise and proyion appropriation
9one idea of the difficulties that have been overcome in
us construction, may be formed from the fact that IN
some portions Of the line the water is conducted fleet
below and in others IS feet above the surface Of the
Garth! The Wat,l will be Introduced into the ei'y an
The ih of July.
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2,- There is more wrath at the U-lte House. oc.a-
stoned by the rejection by the Senate, the nomination ol
james II. CALDWELL OF New Orleans as siIporin1enden,
{" the Branch Mint in that city Onc OF the letters from
Washington states that the vote against the Presidents
nominee was ,ataaiaons Where Were Mr. ryler's
'pecullar friends! The Madlsoniancuntains an inan
m2y letter to the Louisiana Senator's censurng their op
position to Mr. Caldwell in harsh terms 1t is siuncd by
Snettcn, the editor Of the by Authority New Or
leans Advertiser, who Is himself in Washington it is be
hesed IN an ollee hunting capacity, and who is the
more lneenscd at the fate oi Mr. Gadwcl's nomination
sine 1t oreshIdoAs hlsown, whatsoever may be made.
There are more kinds of re!oeS, seems. than one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-23

IRON 1RAnE.-No maize io,m. this morning.
for the able Memorial 10 Congress adopted Is tie iron
masters Of rguia. reference 10 HAT important az
ele--so necessary not only Ter cur defence in VAL but
tg all the pursuits Of le-and for supply If which.
unless there te radical change III the Policy Of uur
government, shall soon lie entirely dcrrrd,nt upon
foreign nations. The memorial is Written moi only with
great power. but with great el,gancc, and these Who
generally tina Il'n the rrusal o such paI,rs expect
lng find dry and abslrse argument, will be agrcoa
ty disappointed IN the irvor and eoquencr with winch
= yet Is discussed. We know not 10 which at tie
three gentlemen. ty whom II signed, (aad IN
,ne ol whom glad recognize Il disll-
euislcd aud jealous opponent Of the Wings in 4
ucshbnring county, since ii assurcs us that this viii
not be- fought not 10 be- mere party question } We
are indebted loi this able and interesting paper: but is
author ought Mt 10 permit his pen be Idle, when the
public mind is aliseon this great subject aud when we
icel confident that nothing is requisite but a calm and dis
passionate dscusSon by those whose practical .now=
ledge enables them 10 throw light upon 1t, 10 lead the
great body Of the people 10 just and patriotic CON
illusions.
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Redncei Buahiag fari'aies.-Wh, can he surpris. d
that money is selr;a Al thai thi tns hard, with
the following facts which are but sample of what has
taken place Throughout the CAioa, with the exception
ot a few limited localities, bot1re his eyes:
On the 23d Of Nay last, the Il. owng was the con
dlilpn OF the Banks in Philadelphia, to wt:-Crcula-
ton. 81 .oo5, oo0spccc and specie funds $685. Geo
On the 9th of February, S3G, the account stood thus
Specie, S6S16,l90; Circulation, s23 o. 9ln Show
Ing reduction in specie and its representative, in the
ratio of 30i to millions!
In Cincinnati. the st Of June ISL the loans and
discounts OF the Banks in that city amounted to sj9l6
III and OF circulation to ,l39, 2Ol-making an a.
gregatc Of s. 05j,}Sl On the lst Of June, 1872 the
loans and discounts had been reduced to the sum of S3
rs 1886, and the circulation S29l 22O making mag
grcgate OF 0l9 JJ6-Whole amount OF reduction in
twelve months $303jGi2 We have some reason to
apprelcud similar state of things in Virginia. soon
rs our Banks resume specie paymens--Ne shall see,
then, what Praft resumption will be to the people.
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Review OF Ihe EynchbUf. Markets,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
Il &c 0s,l be 4 OtCS,
-YS,rTLnsIfs.

Inspected this week. 81 hlds. passed and refused.
}. Royal lIolconbe sells, collects and makes state
Inent of Iohacc0. at 30 cts. per hind.
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.Nr. Clay at Home.--What other man, within the
broad limits Of the Union, could procure such an enlhus
astic verdict Of Tie Jtayg The ticadge. in his teha
that which as been rendered by the neghbors OF Henry
Clay! Not one. There old saying that "a Prophet
hath honor in his country = bat the adage ,ns
10 bc reversed in the Of MI Clay who must hon
ored by those Who best know him. We'll may he be
proud OF such a tribute, from such people!
15- The y. llampshire Loco Foco State Convention
has renomnated Henry Hubbard or the Office OF Goyer-
notdenoun' Isaac Hill formerly tht head If that =
,yand resolved that John Tyler ought To be ''mpcacl
ed aud expelled from Office Tor his interference in the
Rhode Island AFFAIR." The Aladsonlan accuses the " hies
Of design to lnpcach the president-what does II
think OF tins avowal by the Iocos!
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19


Died 18th ulimo, of New Orleans and in
her Mrs. Ev PE>N,
Alfred Penn, ESD, until recently resident oil this place
In Announcing Is event 10 The community which th> lady
formed distinguished ornaIeIt melancholy
tow deeply and universally VIII lancned.
Those rhn had merely her along the streets
learn the unmey end of such oy-lncss.
those wlo well she had claims higher
rGdeafng naI. than personal beauty
and attractive al felt hers She
gifted Creator unc0nnUnly aniale character and
n
and close united family she delight
the pfide them all And well dill
her. deyord aud
relative tender aad
Is feared that the aud
the loss of beloved sister nearly her age,
he hiseHcd
married early life husband wi fully
cacrcnceS and before her death had become mother
clen ali Of whom her. As
tenderness OF feeling that distinguished her
o life. 70 the natural OF her
added which OF value than them ALL that which
comfort IN her death, and unaffected
had time proessd follower of Christ the
Church In the last period her
oc bs
the Gospel strength AMI hope and consolation,
while others believed
herself decline and declared that her end
nigh All that vgdt affection ana Hsh Professional SIKH could
do relief done Her
size continued 10 slnk aud last Resource taken 10
Louisiana thence 10 be removed
Cuba But the days Of her mortal Pilgrimage close
land She became foo feeble tn leave New Orleans
sister. house, met Death Knowing He
hand aud umphs hn because sustained by the
and holy hopes OF Christian She
bccaed of her boreasrd indeed. 10
baud unconscious children whom -,r behind who
supply her place 10 the mother whom she t-ndey
efficient consolation: None lie
they receive comfort from abore-nay they
Judge al all the earth
HE mercitu Father OF his creatures that
heal and purfy.-Lyn1htur. pugiaidn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
UcdResdav, March 10.


Ereniny Session.
As the House to order, the Clerk called
the roll on the amendment of Mr. Brown Off, TO make
the ockhoders liable to the of the par value
of their stock for the payment Of all liabilities oil such
Banks, incurred after the passage Of this act.
.7ps- ilessrs. Holloway, flarvie Cox Of and l.,
Jones of b, Riddck, HARRISON Of Brunswick, Vaughan
Thomas, NJ LaughlIn, Guerrant, Clark, Watkins, hn
cheloe, Armstrong Davis Of X. II O., Dabney, Wood
ard, Clendenin, Holiday, Marshall, Martin of NJ
gon Fitzgerald, Hlden, Pherson, Hopkins, Brown OF
r, Heath, Brawner McCauley, Smith of r, Cowan,
CULLEN, Warren, Walker, Martin OF +, and Buck-42
.ioey-Messrs. Souihali, Speaker, Kinney, Brooke,
Mayse Wingfeld, Mitchell, Hunter, Newkrk, Robin
SON. Jones OF b.. Moore Toer, Nowlin, Samuel, Ap-
person. Cardwel, Broadus Irving, Brown OF Elizabeth
City and Warwick, Sempe, Scott of F., Foster, Payne
Woods Early, French Robins, Erskine, Vance, Pugh,
Thompson, Mullen, NJ Rae, Griggs, Bowden, Moer,
Wallace Of X. G., Taylor of H., Ramey, NJ lllaney,
Banks, Smith of NJ x j., Capcrton, DAVIS Of NJ. x r.
Orrick Taylor Of n. b., Etherdge, VERIFY, Edg'ngton
Hiner, Keen, Grimes, Dye, Elliott, S;rother, inle
Ieyburn Gaewood, Crawford, Tate, Cru,chfeld, Ford
Bowen, Goodson, Jackson and Leftwch-G5.
(Mr. Baptist was here announced from the Senate
lie stated that the Senate had passed resolution for
final adjournment Of the Legislature on the 23d nst)
Mr.. CRrTcHrIELD moved 10 strike out the following
words sthe several branches shall be required 10 make
such curailment may from time 10 time be directed
by the President and Directors OF the mother banks
corresponding with and IN the same proportions to then
capital stock the mother banks may direct curtail
ments TO be made in their own loans discounts
This motion agreed to-ayes 3, noes 81, as fol-
lows:
.4yes-slessrs Kinney, Mayse Mitchell, Hunter,
Newkrk, Robinson, Cox of b. and L., Jones of Bruins
wick, Moore, Toler, Nowlin, Samuel, APperson, Card.
we'll, Cox of c., Broadus. Irving Vaughan, Brown of
T. C. and W, Semple, Thomas Scott of F., Foster,
MLanghln, Payne, Woods French, Robins, Gue'-
rant ETskine, Vance, Pugh, Thompson, Mullen, Arm
strong, NJ Rae, Grggs, Bowden, hIoler, Smith of X,
Wallace of X. G., Woodland, Clendenn, Taylor of L.
Ramey, M'llhaney, Smith of and J., Boyd, Morgan
Harrison Of NJ, Caperton, Davis Of NJ. and p Ofrck,
Lyon, Taylor of y. B, Etheridg GO, VERIFY, Fitzgerald
Edgins,on, Hiden, Cheaiham, H,ner, Keen Crimes
Dye, Elliott, S,rother Daniel, Cauey, Leyhrrn'
Gawood, Crawford, Tate, Urquhart, Cruchfeld, Ford
Bowen, Martin Of Tyler, Buck, Goodson, Mayo, Jack
son and Lewich-S3.
.roes-Messrs Southall, (Speaker) Holloway, liar,
vie Brooke, Rddick, Harrison of Brunswick, Jones OF
Buckingham, Wood, Carroll, Clark, Watkins Knehe
loe Hoeman, Davis of King and Queen, Dabney
Holladay Marshall, Banks, Martin of NJ, Digs, Scott
of NJ, Nj Pherson, Hopkins, Brown of Preston, Wilson
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-, VI. IIoyt 81 Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office
RICHMOND. "a
iT7'E.Y1IOS, .5LL!


ELoW, publish sketch 81 "@s splendid Schemes 10 be
- drawn April We only name few Of The Capitals, bu,
each scheme has IN II near "4J "s'a a0aa'sah sonic o
them more.
VIRGINIA LEEsBuRG LOTTERY, Glass D, to be drawn
Aarl Pad, ls2 s0G00 Capital 10000 - of 600 &c Tickets
:or $40.
VIRGINIA LEESGrRG LOTTERY Extra u. for 9th April
I-a 81 HIl tap,a 70 OF 500 10 %. o0 &c Tickets S.
III package of u whole tickets VII he sent fo'
SiGo-halvr- s5o-qnariers s25.
VIRGINIA MoNoNcALlA LOTTERY, fna 70, for 9Th
Ap le4 900 Goa Capital $4,000 10 Of 81 5co &c Tickets
$40 certificate OF package of Is hole tickets $3.50
VIRGINIA LEEsBuRG LOTTERY, Exra 10, for 18th April
$4,000 Capital 1900 10 Of 800, &C. Tickets sla 20 nos
drawn. certificate of package Of p whole tickets VIII he
sent for $3.50.
vRGIS1a 6 LOTTERY ca:' F. for m
cate If package y whole tickets vii! he sent for $780,
VIRGINIA IEEsBrRG LOTTERY E.'ra t. for 2C,i' tP,ii
s3OOoo Capital $1,000 Of 0oo of 800 Of go ~ OF 200
800 900. Tickets $40. certificate Of package OF y
Whole tickets VIII be sent for sl3o
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Extra 90 for %
April $4,000 Capital $500, ~ Of 600 &C. Ticket. $40
eecae package OF IT whole tickets will be sent for $780,
VIRGINIA LEESERG LOTTERY, Extra 90 for 9th April
ss5,oO Capital, IL Of 81 o 10 Of GO, &c Tickets eer
Of package u! Is ~hoe ticket. will be sent Tor s
VIRGINIA I.EEsRrRG LOTTERY. Class F. for April aoth
$4,000 Capital loo 100 OF sn &r Tickets $40 eer'ihca'
of package OF - whole tickets VIII he sent for S!3o
Persons receiving paper recommended 10 preserve II
that they refer 10 the LIST Of schemes at any me and MAKE
We hope friend, will send their orders '"e for the Lot
constantly receiving ORDERS
teIies after they In all ca-"s address
d. II. HoyT L co, Richmond.
March 10 IUI-w2w
In TIC Tinted states for as Eastern District u Pirgaid,
a, .so,f"is, 81 .I'ared, lei2:
RESEZER CORY Of the Borough OF Norfolk having hied
Il petition praying that lie he declared Bankrupt: II
ordered That persons claiming TO be creditors Of the sait
Ehenezer c0by the Court, the st day
May next why said Ebenrzrr Corby should not he De
ei7ed Bankrupt pursuant Of Corgres, IN that be
half and that copy order re published the newspapers
according To the bind and 9th Rules Of Court.
A Copy-Teste,
March l. lci-WST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19

from me Philadelphia Penrsycanan q Ikur.dayl
The BANRs.-Atiairs wore their usual gloomy aspect
Yesterday, and the Banks did not vary from the
attitude held by them since the signing OF Tie
Resumption Bill. There of course resump-
ton. 1t is understood that there meeting
of delegates from these institutions held on Tues
day evening; but as the representation WINS not full
an adjournment took place until this evening, for
the purpose, presume, Of getting up some con-
cert Of action, which is mperatvey necessary TO put
end to the present uneasy state Of things There
an1iety upon the pubtsc mind rhirh necessary
to rangutii-e IN 'eay or IN another II the hanks
comply miM The lac, eesn at Me cost Of sacrifices,
let it be done. II not the inference is that liquidation
is the only remaining The existing suspense is
worse than any definite determination that can be ar
rived at. The public are harrassed by continual
fears. There is no confidence in anything. Such
state Of feeling cannot and should not last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-19
To CHARLES DIcRESs, Esq

To which Mr. Dickens returned the following reply
"USIrrD STATES fioTEL, March Z.
"Gen,lemen: am truly obliged to you Tor your most
kind and friendly invitation TO public dinner in Rich
mond
regret 10 say, however that have found it neces
sary quitting strong restraint upon my own nclIna
tom TO form resolution not 10 accept any pub
lie entertainments, during my short stay in this coun
try. Upon tie faith Of this decision have already
most unwlney, declined the profered hospitality Of
many generous friends in other places and no alierna
tive is left me but to do the like by you.
Believe me that am not the less sensible of your
kindness, and that am always
Faithfully, your friend,
CHARLES DICKENS
To ions NJ. PATrox, Esq &c, &c.