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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

has been purchased for Canada account that il may lie
shPpcd thence 10 England. the discriminating dlty
a'or OF the Provinces making the operation lucrative
one. This stock was formerly transported To our Las
afn markets in the spring. and generally afforded an ex
e'ssife supply. Its present diversion leaves those
hfs comparatively bare; and their light sucks have
easl'ed anadSance in flour the PAST week of - cents
III Inc barrel. Now II is likely that The deficiency
VIII be fully supplied from any source until the Virginia
mtrS Scnd forward then laur They can get 10 mar
ket earlier than those north of them and will therefore
have an important advantage.
Sr Robert pecs bill will cut eff this trade with the
tan1das by layinga duty ON wheat aud flour imported
thence trum the |. :. It's effects however. for the pre-
sent cannot be prevented. The Canadians are. even
nov, making great rNertons coutro the trade. Gold
and silver are placed at every point where there Is
hkellhood Of securing wheat and hsnr and handbllls
thrown cut IN every direction, offering specie in psy
mcnt.
The argument, always in favor of the expeditions
sale ni the Virginia wheat CROP strengthened by this
fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

TUE WHEAT CROP-Ihe papers from all sec
lions OF the country represent the prospects for the grow
Ing crop of Wheat unusually promising 1t is be
leved tiatit will be the largest made in the Union
We deem it unnecessary to make extracts.
The following remarks from the Richmond Com
pier are worthy ofatten,ion
The redundant crop will affect the market; vet
e Virginia miller and wheat grower Will have the len
e' OF tull prices. if they got to market promptly An
important fact far them is hs.Ihe stock OF flour which
should have accumulated in the W.s the past winter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS.

Brmseich-Wm. Meredith and II. II. Blek. (both
Iocos) are elected othe H. Of d. from this county,
without opposition.
Isle Of Ught-Joel llollcman (ura Loco re elect
ed without opposition.
All the counties are now heard from, except Floyd
and PeSton-and we presume that Mr. Dcshinsis elect
ed from tie first, and esquire Brown from the last
both locls
kand,rha Senatorial District
We have heretofore announced the re- election of Ro
b. Thompson, Esq. from this District. The following
is a statement Of the polls:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

o.. Maj. Whistler, formerly of the L. 5. Army, who
was associated with Col. Mcneil, (ncNt to whom he
is said to be the abcst topoerah ical engineer in The
Mon in the construction of the Boston and Providence
Rail Road has been soctedby the Emperor Of Russia
10 snpcrn,end the construction of Rail lad from ST.
Petersburg to Moscow. THIS is HIGH compliment 10
American genius and skill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

o.. The Alumni of the University of Virginia will
meet at Charlottesville the 18th of July. An Grafton
will delivered by Alexander Rives Esq. the health of
Charles L. Mesby El of this place who had been APP
pointed 10 discharge that duty. being delicate
compel him todeclinc officiating. John b. Minor, Esq.
Of Charlottesville. and james p Iolcolnbe Esq Of Fla
castle, appointed to read Essays on the occ;ision
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

Iicary Ddmdges.-Tle lasl charlottesville Rcpubi
can informs us that at the Superior Court Of Abcmarle
the case Of Thompson rs. XIX. for trespass, assault
and battery, the jury gave verdict of $500 damages
for the plainiit-and that application for trial
refused. That S good pay for good beating
remarks the Charlottesville paper, Welcam 'hatii Was
a COW hiding allir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
GREAT DISCOVERY.

fEVllS medicine is the only that has come before
the public for the rcci Of mothers. and Is designed
t"r them aud them only. It Is not cure or all com
plants hui FIR tie d, sgue ami the testimonials in
It's favor Being strong. recommend II valua
bic medicine, \ pamphlet accompanies each bottle,
with full description oi its peculiar virtues For sale
by Dl\klE & RUMBOC GIL.
MAY - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

appointments Ly the President ntd Scnate.-icNan-
der w. Jones. Register Of the Land Office at Edwards
vile, Illinois, vice Samuel II. Thompson, deceased;
Archer &. lernIon, Receiver of Public Money Spring
field Illinois, vice John Tay Ior whose commission has
EXPIRED Augustus w. Walker, Collector at st Angus
tine. Florida vice John RDlman; James l.. Dawson.
nlian' Agent )r the Creeks in the place Of James Lo-
gan, whose term ofotlicc has expired
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

~ The City Councils of New York still AT log
gerhcads, tho two paros having organized and acting
s"para'ely-he I.ocos headed by the Mayor, and the
Wings by the Recorder. 1t may well be feared that
these frequent collisions viii have tendency to bring
representative Institutions into low reputc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
ssI'Pfss Bargains ia british ami
AMERICAN DRY HOODS.
TIENEHe, HlHxVELLA aO.

~ - y k'HS, HSe AE W ELL ~ 10.
A RI. how opening for The Spring Trade. an entirely
"a new, full and general assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Go1ds all OF which they determined 10 Of
Ter for cash 10 puncal custoncrs the Lowest Mar
ke' Prices. The following comprise a part ol 'lou
Stock
CLOTHS.
Super Wool dyed Black Cloths; Invisible Green, on
i've, Brown and Blue Cloths, all qualities and prices
from s. 30 10 SO per yard.
C.iSSLUERES
A large assortment Of French & English Cashmere.
some beautiful sly o pht shades and new patterns.
JES1LNI.S
Rich French and English Snlins fancy cuuurcd and
PLAIN; white and coloed Alarsc Hes and Nernu csllnus
SILK GOODS.
Black and blue black Gros dc Rhine SILKS rich Wa
,rod and Stripped tiros d'Arpue fancy coorcd Chcuc
PLAID and thdngcablc Silks, new and beautiful Styles
FRE.NGH i.IJNS
large assortment comprising all shades colours and
patterns. irom the lowest 10 the finest qualities,
LLNE.N GOODS.
Superior Grass beacled Irish Linens; Brown Frpch
Linens and DnIllngs, large assortment, at very low
prices.
.NuSLLr GOODS.
Plain. Striped and Figured Jachoncis; Null, Boot
and Swiss AlusInS. plain aud figured.
ELNCT Ribbons.
Plaid, Striped, Figured aud Watered Gro do Nap.,
Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons, all widths and shades.
HOSIERY
hlto aud black, planand ribbed English Silk lose
black and " bite Cotton, at all prices, from twelve and
half cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
No and Cotton Ozlahurgs; "a 4 4 and ; brown
shcengs and Shrtngs 3-1 and 4 4 Bcachcd do;
prom Chechs.and heavy Indigo Plads of the best quality
\. BIN addition To the above, they have large
'ortncnt OF Fancy Colored Silk Gloves, Mts Linen
and Cambria llandkerehIes, Shawls Scsris. Thread
laccs. Edgngs lhserlings, French Embroidery, and
other styles oi desirable Goods which they will oflo
at reduced Prices to all that may be disposed 10 pur
chase.
TURNER, 81 RWELL &Co.
April tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
T.. FLETCHER.

The subscribers agents for the sale of he above
machinesand Whichever them in Iynchburg or any 81
the landings on the Canal below, Richmond cash pri-
ces-and would be glad to receive orders from their
friends in tho country.
PAYNE s TURNER, Lynchburg. Va
May WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

CAMPBEILC. II. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
\ meeting ofthis Society will be held at Campbell
Court House on Saturday the 2Sth inst. MAJ. James
Garland will delivcran address. The public is invited to
attend RICHARD HARVEY President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Roy. J. b. DODS QIuiversast) will preach at
the Masonic Hall ON next Sunday morning, at o.
clock The citizens respectfully invited to attend
Mr.. Dods will remain in this place few weeks. He is
the author Of the book Of Short Sermons that has been
read with much satisfaction in th. place. as well as
elsewhere
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
.s'D TECE.

HNfE subscriber has for SALE on very acconnodatinr
terms, for cash, short credit to punctual per
sons from ten to twelve thousand pounds very superior
BACON; also, several hundred pounds nice LARD.
IllDS. LLEFTNICH
Liberty. APPLY w5w~-oa1ul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

'S1-Mr. Clay has accepted of an invitation from his
friends and ncigbos Of Lexington and Fayctte county.
to pariake ola public entertainment. Extensive prepa-
rations making for it. and large numbers of persons
from the neighborng counties, were expected to at
tend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
TEMPERANCE MEEIING.

\ regular meeting of the Male members of the NJ
ehanlc>' Temperance Society will be held this evening
(Alunday in the basement story Of the Methodist Pro
testant Church. a, O'Clock F. NJ.
GEORGE B. THURMAN. Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

o.. Tho aas NJ. l,hel Esq. will deliver the Annual
Address before the Society u Alumni of Randolph Ma
con c ,rIe on the III June next All the members of
the Society requested to attcud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
A GA Eele.

III beng the desire Of Mr. Addison Irvine. 10 VII.
ORA" from the business in consequence Of his wish 10
'AoNflo hoadsNl'fe We viii from this limo offer oo.
nOoI)Sa at very reduced prices IN order effect tl,.
object rs speedily possible
W" invite our csloners aud all others Wishing o p.,
10 call and examine shck-l will he found To cos.
slst OF MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
WHITE. TARDN IRVINE
March "a,
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.S'D " <E.
s.ESE.Was.W .W.xVErx.y.Es
rIRGLNII .iGRICUL TUR.3L MlCIHNE
MANDATORY,


(coHNEn MAla AND lQru srnrrrs)
opposite he .litJicd Colicrc, Rclmo,,d, Jireinia
|IA7llE SUBSCRIBER, proprietor Of the above ca
II iablIshmeni, keeps constantly on hand, will
furnish al short notice, made of the best materials and
by the eApert need workmen, the following most
valuable
Labor-snvina Machines, viz:
Fox 4 l'orand's Patent Staple Tooth Spring Bed
Jhfrshlug Machines
E.nnuus' Patent Chain Band Horse Powers aud .ll
tinnary p"arcd horsc power
Wheat Fans al the most approved kinds.
Hrrcs' Patent Horse Power Grlsi Mills
Parker atenl Iron Cylinder Steel Spring CornShrl
rrs.
Sla0ord's Patent Scmw Cutters; Boiling Corn Plan.
Hay Presses Hosting Cranes, tobacco Flattenlog
Mills aud Casein2s.
Mill Rounds and almost every other kind of Machine
ry that may be called tor
The machines viii be marked and forwarded 10
orde with printed directions Tor setting up and working
them.
For the information Of those unacquainrd with the
Machines made by the subscriber, he thinks proper In
publish the following certificate from the President Of
the Agricultural Society ol the county Of lenrco show
me- that premiums awarded at their last May IN
hibton aud Fair on his Threshng Machines, Wheat
Faua aud Corn Shelters:
In compliance with Resolution ofthc lTcnrco Ami
cultural and horticultural Society, directing me ms Pr,s
dent Of the same 10 1--WE when requested certificates Of
premiums awarded at their Exhibition and Fair. held
near Richmond on the 18th Of Nav Isil i do here
by certify thai premiums awarded 10 )abez Parker
for his Improved 1hrcshng Machines, Wheat Fans and
Corn Sheinp Machines exhibited by him a, said r. >hi
bilion and Far J. H. ri KNER. President,
9j- Should additional testimony be wanted 10 show
that those Machines are III every way greatly superior
all others IN use, the subscriber is prepared furnish
those that may sire il with nrln,cd crr6c,,ea i, ,boi,
favor from over twenty others Of profanity the hc, and
most extensive farmers in This Stale and Il, refer ,ben
10 hundreds Of others. that have his Machines in use
All persons WISHING To procure those 'rbtcslno N,
ehints fran, lin. s,lecrihor ll, ,r,,,;o,r -, ,l ,t
right Tor this section of country or his Premium Wheat
Fans the present season will pcosc favor hin, win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

Er'ract efa Letter from gentleman, in of The lor
counties.
What think you of the dccstable political jugglcry
which is going in the New York case? The Inspcc-
lion law exposes to search and seizure all vessels own
ed by citizens of Now iork--unt when? Until that
State shall surrender the tgyes. and repeal Aer jury
Law. This, them is the position that Virginia has taken:
and yet find certain advocates of the Inspection law.
(R,che &c.) raising shouts Of triumph the conduct
Of their brother ocos Of the Senate Of New Norkbc-
cause suppose, they have done neither of the things re
CURED by our Inspection law!
II confess am disappointed the result of the clcc-
ton. We want the name of Harry IF The cst bring
ont the Wing enthusiasm. believe he would To day
get a number # votes III this county that the Wing
candidate ior the Legislature could not get The ,lcc
ton in this part of the country has been carried by de
Eiult y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
$4,000 worth OF hardware,
.HB' COST.

|ENiF subscriber having determined to chang, his
u business, now offers his
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Hardware, Gallery, Tools, snd.IIcry, Cnrrin
Materials, Iron and Castings,
ar COST, for C.3SH.
Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed Ills present
assortment embraces almost every article usually kept
Hardware Stores aud purchasers may rely upon his
selling, in good faith, AT COST. Such an opporiun
iy seldom occurs for Country Merchants to lay ina
cheap stock Of iRDWARE and he urgently requests
hem. and all other persons who may want Goods,
his llno to give him call before purchasing.
ii. b. RICHARDS.
Feb - Is if
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E'ssEg RENT,

rH - FOR BREMEN.
kAMEfM TIE NEW md elegant Ship
t1E-ss.IgHh P.ftkLvE
ssss2}sstss9's3-a viii eonn1nnce loadnc NJ Cry Point
m IL" days Tor Btemen. and tail about ihe 18th Jung
The PAl LINE has comnlodions atc,,n,fod atoms for
abln OF Sioor,gc passengers Who will be taken al the
lowest rates. For passage, apply 10
LEWIS III DIAM & SON
~ luo bids. Iomtcu or Sn ms can In taken On
board ibe Pauline. and liberal cash ayanc made ON
same, II shipped h orders of our friends
J.. l.. x son.
Richmond, May ~ 4, If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

Maj, James Garland will deliver address before the
Temperance Society at New Prospect Amherst eourty
Sunday the 29h instant, at / O'clock A. VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

o., Senator BucIanan's friends active aud cnthu-
slastc in Pennsylvania and strainng every
to procure him the nomination for the next Presidency
The Louisville Gazette. the authority of an ntelll-
gent Democrat from Missouri, declares that Buchanan
is more popular there than Benton himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
COMM NlCATED.


. ~
~. W.
The members oi the Order VIII meet AZ the Lodge
Room on W edn'sdaN The Z.th INST at > O'Clock \. NJ.
and form procession at 10 o'clock \. VI. under the d
recllon ct T. u. James H. Simpson, Marshal in Chlci,
Ii the following order
ORDER OF fliE LODGES
Outside Guardian, with drawn sword.
Band oil AnSc
:. supporter, With White =. supporter with white
sash and wand. sash and wand.
supporter, with ice Grand, with supporter. with
blue rod. blue sash, carrying blue rcd
bible
Warden, with white nod. Conductor, with axe.
'o'tmt"ry members, with white aprons, two abreast
McbtFs ol st degree, While aprons collars. abreast
do "a do do do Y punk collars do
do I'd do do do blue do do
d. ith do do do green DO do
do 3ih do do do scarlet do do
Secretary and Treasurer, with lad9e OF ,filtc.
Supporter Noble Grand. carrying supporter
With Red kod t'aYcl with lied Rod
la1t brands, two abreast.
INSIDE Guardian with sword.
The Lodges IN the following order;
Pyhagoras Lodge, No. y.
lynchIufg Lodge, No. II.
lsitIng Brothers aud Lodges, according To number.
f.NCAMPMtNI
Junior W arden with Purple Sash.
;. \. ,. ~
fIfSl W. Senior W arden Second W.
ROYAL Purple members, two abreast.
Scribe aud treasurer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23
NEGRO MN AT AUCTION.

I'M Wednesday, the Is, day Of June. will sell in
~ front Of my office.
or Likely Young Negro Men. from the age
Of Il to q years all very likely and sale without 70
secr,c. Terms at sale C.rlIEIPS Auct
May ~ tl1unc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

FROM WASIlINGTON-A letter to the Editors
from Washington dated the 18th inst says: There is
runor here that the Government Lean has been taken
Ii not here, will be III Europe, on terms al least IA
yorable as par. We have doubt Of settlement Of
our matters with England. through Lord Ashburon.
40 the Tariff large addition will be made and
il will be arranged as it ought to be- with view to the
protection Of suts.siing manufactures
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

e. \ correspondent OF the Richmond Compiler pro
poses that Wing Convention, consisting of delegates
from each town and county in the State, assemble in
lynchburg the Isl day Of August next to "sclect
~ leaders, and determine upon the order of the fight
W, propose, amendment, that it be held in Rich
mOnd, on the 22d day of February 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

Ncsic" OF the Lyncnbur; Markets,
CORRECTED NrEKIy Iy
Il & IA \ ts b ~ HE f.
Commission .Herrhanf.

Inspected this week. i23 hhds passed aud refused.
The quantity coming IN is Increasing; the quality
t,nnes inferior No changc prices except Ings. and
manufacturing lnalllles. Mhch are snmn helier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

snl the demands upon the treasury for naval purposes
.r much larger than they have been for years past Mr.
Ncriwether of Geo moved to make reduction in one
item of nearly million Of dollarsaud this proposition
,,,s under debate at last dates Unless there be
danger of ,ra the appropriations both for the Army and
Navy ought to be cut down to the lowest posi-
be 'ln peace prepare Tor war Is very good max
i'm; but it nevertheless often leads governments into very
useless expenditures and fixes upon them habits of prof
ljcacy which it is difficult to shake on This, al least,
is no time to build SHIPS Tot upon the STICKS. 10 lie
dsnau,led a, our whatves. 1--we escape war now, as
recent accounts indicate that we SHALL there will be no
= 1:'ood Of rupture lor many ytaIs to come.
Sfr VIM. Cost Johnson offered, ON the 18th inst, a
resolution, proposing adjournment, size die, the
18th Of Junc--bu the House refused To consider ii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-23

(conNEn or MNa AND l9ru s1urrrsO
opposite he ,u,dicd COLLEGE. Riclmond, ngina
" VllE II BSGRl3l,k, proprietor Of the above
Hbalnfn. keeps constantly hand, will
furnish al short notice, made OF the best materials aud
by the most eAperi,nccd worhmen the following most
/,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

FIT appeared from the reading of report upon the
subject that there are, in all one hundred and ninety
three souls and that they have fifty houses many gooo
and valuable farms stock, ETC., have become civilized
and chrstianized, and have among them minister OF
the Gospel
The bill was then read, when
Mr. ROOSEVELT said that it appeared there was
clause in the bill 10 natnra-e these Indians he pre-
sumed there was constitutional provision against II,
as the Constitution of the U. S. gave Congress The
power to establish only uniform law of naturalization
IA voice "That don't apply to Indians, but TO TO-
regners the Indians are native citizens.
Mr. ROOSEVELT. But it appears from the bill
that they are not citizens now and this is to naturat'=e
them.
[The same voice "Children of Nature, my dear
friend."l
Mr.. ROOSEVELT Well, this is the veriest Firginis
abstraction | ever heard. [I.augh.er]
The bill was read third time and passed.
FRENCH SPOLIATlOSS.
MIR. ADAMS gave notice that he would on the next
day Of meeting, move that the House 60 into Com
mtee of the Whole the bill providing for the salts.
faction of American citizens for spoliatlons committed
their commerce, prior to 1900 This was the first
bill upon the calendar. ;,
The Committee on Enrolled Bills reported the CIVIL
and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill, and it was signed
by the Speaker.
And the House adjourned until Tuesday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

O. The Richmond Enquirer publishes communica.
ton from "James Ball, Of Rockingham" in favor Of
Stay Law. We do not know MIR. James Ball, but feel
liberty 10 state that very few Of the people Of Rock
ngham would be gratied at The passage Of any thing
like Stay Law. Our people honest; and although
they may suffer by being obliged to meet engagements
Mt this uncure, yet they prefer meeting responsibilities
like men, to The deierment Of the evil day. We do not
think with Mr.. James Ball, that such vast advantages
after all will grow out of the passage Of such aci
the contrary, it will make matters worse involving
additional costs, perple kites and troubles 10 debtors
Besides, who say that times will change for the
better for wevemonth 10 come? M, no; the honest,
upright people of Rockingham will come up 10 The
scratch, " fodder or fodder" And we take the
responsibility of saying for them, that they opposed
to Stay Laws, TO Bankrupt Acts and TO Reputation
Of just obligations in all their forms. They desire no
legislative interpositioq TO relieve item Of the consF
quences Of their obligations Rockingham is just,
honest, and as high.minded as SIZE is Democratic.
1Rockingham Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

Illinois The official vote for Governor of Illino,,
as counted before the Legislature, vas as follows
Ford, 1864; Duncan, 80 s73; Hunter, GIL. For II
Goyernor-Moore, 1851 Henderson, 3a,44s; Col
Inns, $40. The following resolution was adopted On
The 9Th inst, in The House Of Representatives by ovn
90 mojority. The same feeling exists in the Senate
"Resofred, That it is the duty Of the General ~
sen,by 10 adopt such measures shall bring beck
TO The exclusive Of the constitutional currency goa
and silver, and that The Of bank notes, as a eH
culating medium, has been the principal cause d >.
the embarrassment among the people and the d'c''t
OF The State therefore, il is dete rminaton, so sea
as the same be done, totally exclude the use there
OF, and return TO the constitutional currency"
[R0ston Pos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-28

RECORDS OF GREEsE CouSrY.-The Rockingham
Register, of Saturday last, says: "The whole Of the
books and papers stolen from the Clerks OFF cein
Greene, last November was year, have been recovered
They were found in Powells mountain, spur Of the
Blue Ridge, in the vicinity OF Powels and Walkers,
last Monday in an ivy or hemlock ,hcket, by n,a
named Gregory, who was fox hunting. The books and
papers were not materially injured end their fortunate
recovery will settle quietly very many difficulties We
are indebted for this intelligence friend, 81 L.
kearney, ESQ"