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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
Total 1853
The following certificates show The high esii'
NATION in which DIR. Aliens lialsam is held.
OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL
FACILITY.

nation in which DIR. Aliens Balsam is held.
OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL
FACULTY.
At a meeting Of the Medical Society q
Washington County, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed -
Resolved, That from II knowledge Of the
lcomposition Of DR.. Aliens Balsam Of lIore-
hound, Liverwort, aud Plcurisy Root, aud the
most astonishing effects we have seen II have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion
that il will cure Consumption aud Liver Com
plaint, aud we do strongly recommend it 10 the
faculty and the public generally.
JonN X. SMIrH, NJ ID. Prest.
DAVID =. HALL, NJ. ID. Sec'ry.
| Fir NJ J. l.. Rogers, NJ ID. .\eW York Ci'y.
| DIR. B. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For II year past
have been ia the habit Of prescribing your
Balsam Of llorehound, Liyerwort, aud Plcursy
Root, to my patients in private practice have
also used il IN the Hospital. find II Il remcd,
Of great efficacy in affections Of the Lungs and
Liver, in cases Of Consumption, Cough, Asth-
ma and Bronchitis. ! have found ii very eiicd-
cous, and believe it is prescribed very gene
rally by the profession.
J.. L.. ROGERS, NJ ID.
To B. ID. Allen, NJ, ID.
From The R,p. Dr. ScoH Of .NtW York.
DR.. ID. b. Aiien, dear sir-l am most happy
to inform you that your Balsam OF iiorel'ound,
Liverwori, and PIeurisy Root has cured ne OF
Liver Complaints disease under which had
laborcd upward Of six years. ! have recon-
mended il to several OF my friends afflicted with
the same malady, and in every instance has II
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
life for usefulness.
am, respectfully yours,
JoHN ScoTT, ID. ID.
To r. ID, ALIEN, NJ. ID.
CAUTION. Purchase none unless il ha,
the certificate Of "Copyright' on the wrapper
and label, and the written signature Of
| B. ID. ALLEN, N ID.
General depot, SO Barclay street, New York
For sale in Newport by n. II. HAZARD,
at the sign Of the Golden Mortar. Sept. g.
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III T. II A l. ID OF II III e II / M E S.

in these times; yet as these may be doubt
lul, we will not persist in lhem.-Bosf'
Trans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
ID r. ALIENS BALSAM OF HORE-
HOUND, LIVER WORT AND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
CONSUMPTION
and IVER COMPLAINT,

aNOLDS, Coughs. Splitting Of Blood, Ca
~ tarrh, difficulty Of Breathing, Pain
,n the side, Patpitation of the heart, oPPres-
sion and soreness Of the chest, Piemisy.
Hectic Fever, night S,ceafs, difficult and pro-
fuse Erpeetoration, and all affections Of the
Lungs, Chest and Liper.
The iIorehound, Lverwort and Pleurisy root
have for centuries been celebrated in the cure
nf affections Of the Lungs aud Liver. DIR. A =
en, after series Of experiments, has been
,be TO extract from these medical herbs, II
Dnl,am which cXcls wonderful effects IN curing
Consumption G. and Liver Complaints.
For children laboring under Inflammation
The Lungs, Colds, Coughs. Group, Quincy
aud sore Throat this hasam is of great import,
ance. During the winter of $50, rising ofone
lhosand families employed this remedy, in the
rity of New York. The consequence was,
hat the number of deaths among children was
Isduoed TO less than one half the usual num-.
her, as may be seen by the City Inspector :
report of Deaths.
in order to give the reader some idea Of the
efficacy Of this Balsam, aud how extensively it
Is used, we here introduce the monthly report
of the cures in The month May, 1889, and pub
ished in the New York sun.
",,sa,hly Report Of the cures performed
Iby Dr.. B. ID Aliens IIalsan of ilorehound
I.iverworl and plcurisy Root during the month
Of May. II has cured and completed the cure
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Dr. Van HcimOnIs Lotion,

Dr. Van llcimOncs Lotion,
For Me cure Of Freckles, Sm-Jwn,
Moth, Pimples, Of ercry descrip-
ft0n.
This celebrated Lotion has been in universal
favor for the las, five years by the French, Eng
lsh and Italian ladies' aud its high reputation
has induced the proprietor to place It before the
public for the benefit Of those who suffer the
pain and modification Of rough and chaied
Skin, Frecl<les, Moth, and other diseases pro
duced, from an unhealthy circulation Of the
blood through the mirute vessels of the skin,
upon the face, sc. None genuine without the
signature of the proprietor. Price s 90.
Il. J. TAYLOR, sole Agent, Newport.
Aug. 10.
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Terrible Railroad Accident One hundred
and twenty persons killed, and many
manned and wounded.

InHllltu anu W0UHucu,
A deplorablc catastrophe took place
on Sunday evening week, on the Yer
saIles and Moudon Railway, by which
me hundred and twenty pcrsoas were
killed, or have since died oflheir wounds,
aud many manned aud wounded.
III honor of Tie Kings fote, the water
works in the gardens of Versailles were
pIayiny on Sunday, which attracted i'm
mcnse crowds from Paris. The train &"
which the dreadful accident occurred,
left Versailles .or Paris at half past
i've o'cipck IN the afternoon, aud vas
crowded with passengers. d" There
wcre," says ono account, seventeen or
Eighteen wagons, with two engines be-
fore and one behind.
The velocity WIS cxccs i've. When
between Bellevue aud Mead ~, The axle
rree of the first mchue broke, aud,
stopping, thc second ran over 1t, killing
the slokcr, aud breaking the first M
chine III pieces, spl lis fire on The
ground. Instantly, six or seven w"g lis
we're broken in pcc $. aud the rest. run.
ning over the fire of the broken engines.
burst into Fl mcs. Iii the custom, on
he Left Bank Railroad, Tor the d,prs OF
the wagons to be closed, without any
possibility of opening the m. except b>
kcys in the hands OF c CO ,duciors.
No conductors were inrtncom.ng, anu
thus the inmates oi three Of the wagon
were burned
lNpIA.-The financial con lition o.
India appears 20 be disastrous IN the ca
treme. This seems to be owing 10 two
prominent causes. In the first place ),
rash attempt to o cupy Ahshanis;an has
cost the government already noarly GlO
UOr 200 "A great share of winch enor.
nous SUN had been drawn from the legliI
mate channels Of trade. In the next pl &c,
4 there is now no absolute money powei
IKE ihe old Company monopoly. capable
II fom its ready means aud uDbouudrt
credit. OF controlling hall the finances %
he world.
The Gazette des TubuaaUr states lba
a lumber of persons were arrested, OF
Thursday and FRIDAY week, IN Paris. =
The police, who f,r sometime past ha'
| been on the search icr mlnuiactorJ
of prni cities, discovered "a vast number -
incendllry bonibshclIs NJ the residence q
, taylor. ~ tho Passage yioloi. A qudn
1 nv of gunpovdcr aud carlouches, Jh'
y made, were discovered ~ other quarters
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A CCORDIANS & ACCORDlAN BOOKS,
"a Just received and for sale at the Variety
Store of T. STACY, in.
Also, Violins, Guitars, Flutes. Flageoets,
Octave Flutes, sc. sc. Jan 20.
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I N X $.

DLUE, P!ack md Red Inks, OF superio
- quality; for sale at wholesale and retaI
X. J.TAYL0R.
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TWELVE DAYS LATER From
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
The steam, hip Columbia arrived at
5os.ou Oh Thursday morning in II 2
lays from Liverpool, bringing London n
Liverpool papers to the 10Th.
DESTRUCTION OF One FIrrH OF THE
Cry OF liAMHUKG BY FIRE.
The fire, which broke on; on Wedncs.
d,ynigh,, the i4,h inst ,aud " hich, there
is every reason to believe. was the woik
nf an Inccndiary, extended TO 80 streets,
most of winch were ., diced TO ashes. -
I Oa rough calculal on, the loss of prop
er,y was from 3 10 4 millions steiling.bul
II Is believed that The total loss viii be
Iouble hat amount. No person eau tell
how many lives were lost, but n great
number q: persons must have perished.-
/ The canals through the city were DRY.
80 that no waller could be found. The
tire ragged from "Wednesday night ill Sat
hrday morning.
Ont latter day, AT 0 O'Clock, the Da
uish, Hanovcrian, aud Prusslau troops
catered the town. and ing well supplied
with gunpowder, ccminenccd blowing uD
the houses TO arrest The progress OF The
flames. his was compile. ely effected
By Sunday morning The Senate ordcr d
every person to leave town, aud nolhi1s
.ould exceed The heart renJmg spectacle
t thousands of poor people Irantic VITA
heir losses. und withuut the means of
procuring food or shelter
The dcst,uc ion oi Hamburg is one o
hose calamities which will be felt Ia
very part Of The commercial w"rld.--
Great as nay he the ciedil OF tn, Senate
nd people of IIamhursh with iorcis.
states, II Century viii cldpsc before the
NY can be replaced in all The prosperity
eslroycd by thus conila5ra'irn. La the
midst OF the confusion, an incident oc.
cured, characteristic at the government
rnd the people. \ public notice was
every where pu, up. stating that the vanl
under ,ho bank, couttlning The z Id aud
silver bars. were ii proof, aud that the
bank oks were all removed in perlec
safe y.
The Hamburger Nouc Zeiiung, of the
OH instant, thus sums up the results ri
the sad catastrophe
"SiXty streets, containing from 1900
t, 1000 houses, lie smouldcrng on the
ground, aud form fearful but picture squc
uin. Two splendid churches, wnh
teeplcs exceeding 400 feet in height,
mot er church with its tower, tie Ra,h
liaus, where the Senate h I'D their sltIing>
the old Exchange. the repository Of the
archives, the building of the Patriotic SO
cicty, are all destroyed. The K,'chspos'
\m,, nearly all the grca, booksellers, the
nllicas Of Two newspapers, he Il 'rScn
nallc and the Corrcsponacut,) nearly ali
he great hotels aud inns, (thc Old Lm.
don. the Belvedrre, Hotel de Ruissc. 81
pclersburgh, Streets Hotel. the Grown
Prince, the Wild man, the Bramcr Am.
haus, the Black Elephant,) the principal
tnrgnZns des modes and repositories of
fashion, and nearly all the chief apothe.
carries, are destroyed. The fol owing
ne safe The cellar where the builion
Is deposited nj the Bank, the Cath, c,
,Irase. der Wandralune, du Reichen.
,,rase, &c"
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S2O0,45i,914

In 1897, a year after the United
States Bank charter had expired, the
lonns had increased to the enormous sun
OF
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S525,iI5,7o2
In September Of tho same year, the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
Warwick, r. |. Dec. 20, 1887.

Having used "Waterman's Specific Plaster"
in n case Of severe inflammation, and found great
henefl ihcrefrom, hereby certify, tha, IN my
opinion it is one of the best remedies IN all ca
ses Of inflammation, aud dressing for bliscrs
after the plasters have been removed, that can
possibly be applied. EDWARD DEXTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

1,..su,g lie eettl raa I'm. enn, e NJ Arnold %
eorIetl = te..1.liaf POSITION Laughter.
Slf. sttIIH aas understood To feply. that the gen
enaa from North Carolina (Alr. staaly) Appeared very
4lnar With eAtfa allowances and ilai he lad nj les
received the supply which he would rfeosKe-
Mr.. sTANLY. | am ready and sal he very glad
T. receive Tim
ICrits u ..orler." ..ordef.''
Ut ARNOLD SAID he desired to reply II The gentle.
man. alr speaker Continued he) yon have teen raised
IN The Weston country and lived log cabin and seen
huner, lnsaae N trehehef hunting efenib Of bread,
and pointing - Mr. Profit there just exactly such
animals Oh tbs l9or en lave seen another small All
iHIal -
Mr. BROWNE inquired ofthe Speaker Il Inc gentle=
nan was III aiaff2
hr AHN o. u inquired Whit tie gentleaans point Of
tof aas H. sad lie enly talking a55u s.aai All
inalz-
se.eral gentlemen here addressed the Speaker, vie
decided that
Mr. BROW II. WIS entitled to the lp7ron tieappeal
Mr. BARTON. Of Virginia. obtained the tloar and IL
ua1'iag dat he had been for years in pubic HE, and
lad naie motion he now intended and winch he
Thought should be carried cut Of sell respect he moved
thai the House adjourn
Winch MOTION prevailing, pending the question Ell the
appeal.
Tie House adourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
" tslilNgroN. lAN

tNl1.ED STATES SENATE
NJ. y iihlIi W,s Htcd mortal, lroll. NV uri.
u f'4afdi9 H. Bankrupt Law Several were present
q. tN9 pay H. III p slPonement er two months one
Ie aus1dh,n aoe lar repeal and lhn passage Ut bll
#iadHg cooperation, and only prospective lis ehafae
ter. Another Vas snned by hundred merchants
laying ier tn years paspoueneat On ot the meme
rails was fead. when
NJ. " RIGHT sad lie Was ASSURED that all lhese
petitions Wefe iehly respectable aud composed OF the
strongest hra's n the e.ty Il New York. aud Of those
who sEned tit memorials many Il them were these
h9Iaid the duu,s II the Custom House. The h,l-
ness andface of residence, each INSTANCE were aso
given
\ meaorol from the Chamber Fl Commerce Of New
lafh, ap7n ife saNe subject, praying In amendments
Was also presented
MIR. BENTON presented two memorials upon the
aue subject, and ashiae tor an amendment final post
panenrrt
Nr. III IBANAN presented tuo like memorials. all
If heh eloired 10 The Cdnmtteeun he judiciary
Mf tLHQlN presented like memorial also from
New York, asking great amendment or repeal
OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT.
IMPRESSION presented n resolution calling upon
IL Judlrsi - IT, = H.. ~ whether any utnor
Legislation necessary in he case ii the death 81 resieua
taa at both the President and kee President Of the I'M
iedse.les. and Ia 1ePort ~ Bill Otherwise The
Resolution y 4s adopted
hIf. BENTON gave notice that at the first gap in
the business Of tie seIal. he would ask af action upon
h's Bill p stPanne the operation OF The Bankrupt B.ll
t9 te iifsl 81 luiy uexi.
FISCAL AGENCY
Alr. HI NiiN61pN beng entitled To the floor up.
IN The question Il referring the Report and Bl lro the
Secretary 81 Inc Treasury aleued nj lepih in onpos
eonio he plan submitted Ia the Bill. He expressed
biuselt adverse oi the scheme in all us details and en-
tered more mHaiey into the question tian any ol the
Senators who had debated the i}ul.
The speech intended Is al oNnasitie el rta ssrs
for not voting Tor the plan. Mr.. Huntington differed
from 5lr hives and Mr.. Allmadge the prarIctg Of
discussing this question and regarding as in order
he entered upon general specific discussion Of the Bill
hose VITO bad gwen centenaBee 10 The measure =,
conceived had done under misrepresentation o its IN
poftance or with an Ignorance OF It's effects
In his ssfuaton, he Bill WIS an enorrnous Govern
ment Bank. having unlimited power to ant nnon and
DANGEROUS IN al lis particulars and secondly the powers
# enforced. wold fail to accomplish whal was desired
i emhracad principles also which lie argued the pres
dent had eonteHded against and winch were true in
themselves In conclusion he argued that no American
Senator. entertaining such sentiments as lie possessed
aion this bill, eoaia give i, lis support
hlr. BATES OF Mass continue the discussion
bn tepg late an adoummenwas called for and soon car
net Mr.. Bate, therefore, viii peak 10 morrow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
From The ,Ser foyL. Tribune. Jan. |

Mr. Ebert Herring, the Van Buren, Paymaster in the
Army, WHO says he took office under agreement thai
thaa in this city proves to be deaulter supposed
and hasheen sued ty the Government fgr balance OF
i3l 500 lie has eigenbai in the 100000 for
his appearance defend the suit
" trust The proper officers While their hand is in,
will make thorough work with detaulter5. Why is it
that the suits against Swartwout, and Price, and lioyt
cannot be pushed 10 final Issue The people would
Ike well to know whether these gentlemen and some
more Of their cloth really owe them any thing just now
the Treasury shining for siSponces, and stopping pay
menr on months wages Of Congress the few hun
dreds Of thousands that these valuable
would be very convenient.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

FEa MrXetN SenoosERs.-Two achooners have
recently been built aud armed in Tho New York port by
Nessrs. largous, Brothers < Co, and fully armed and
Alade ready for
The Collector Of that port thought it his duty to pre-
vent these vessels rom sailing as they were about To de-
unit! can be determined whether the procedure is NJ
IN violation Of the law ofthe United States which orbds
The building Ct aiming fyessels in the ports Of the Uni
tei States eGed to carry against any country
with whom tbs government is at peace The vessels
are supposed to havebeen built by order and on account
the Mexican Government tr purposes of war against
I,Nas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
irtsrtY. January !. i5422.
uEQl f.R PLAN.

III. Srnat taen proceeded 10 the unfinished business
et Yesterday, beng tie mqtion et Mr. T>LMApGE re
ter the plan Of Fiscal Accent 10 select committee II
nine ,ehe appointed BY lhe Chair.
Mr. BAi rs SAID: lie question before the Senate sup
Honthe reference Il the epor othe secretary of the rs
my 10 committee. This Is the precise and only On
ton Il IS an Important repoi. called or by tht Senatc
and It's reference is matter Of course. 1t 10 have
been expected TINT Senators upon the other side Of the
CHAMBER should avail themsuy OF the occasion 10
press their views OF the report but have listened the
discussion, cur side, with great surprise and, What
Is very unusual. with great patn-unniAed tain-and
that too unngaed hy the consideration that there has
been any SORT oi necessity for II II has filled me with
despondng apprehension that nothing viii he done IN
the great parcnarin which the country demands that
something should I've done. With these views. do mol,
intend, Of course to take n,,t IN hi, premature de-
tate
MI BARROW followed in the debate
Nj MGREllEAD rosc IN continue tie discus
SION. but an executive session moved and carried;
ard
Tic debate closed soon after two O'Clock. Mr..
NoRFuEtp will. therefore address tho Senate NOR
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. HI. NJ asked leave at tins time introduce 4
pln resolution pTokh,ng or amendment to the Con
st'.ltion u tie United States. limiting the President 10
ene term Il Office
ABOLITION PETITIONS.
An animated conversation tax place between Mt,
ADAMS AN the SPEAKER as 10 the nature Of the
motion pending certain petition heretofore presented
iy Nir. A. for lerereal Of the 2lst rue.
REFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENTS MES
MIR. ARNOLD rose to make m, don which. he said,
might perhaps give offence 70 SOME Of his friends II
privileged motion. He moyo to reconsider tho vote IF
yesterday Ga the amendn1f - Il, gentleman from New
iiamIShTe Mr. AthcHon) Proposing refer much ot
the president Ns-sage related 10 the tariff to the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

o. In late quotation the prices Of Stocks IN ',s
New York market, iind opposite TO Virginia. ,i.'
words "no price, Some persons may imagine tha 'i''
sownr want fc0nflcncen the integrity or resources
Of the Old Dominion But it arises from more iia'ei
ing cause-from the unnpairod confidence ofeap'a'S',
in both. Her stocks are not hawked about in the 'af'
because the holders do not wish sell them hehe'
they disposed Of they seldom command less 'ii'
Q93 in the st00
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
ANOTHER SlIpAyRFCK

The schooner Swan, W. P Lca, from Norfolk
bound 10 Kingston. jamaica, loaded with shingles.
slyes aud heading sprung leak in crossing Tie Gulf
Stream the lGth ut, and filled in seven minutes to
he deck. The crew took to the rigging. in which sua
lion they remained for five days. when they were taken
oit by the schooner Greenleai and carried into George
town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

.hriral Of The Daphin.-Ihe L States brig Dolphin.
Lieut., Commandant Mexican, arrived at New York on
Friday morning, from Carthagena Goth November, and
from Havana, December. She brings two prisoners,
charged with piracy and robbery board the brig Gee
70, of Philadepai The dates from Carthagena are
mol 50 late as before received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

APPOINTMENTS BLYTHE PRESIDENT,
By aid nth he adricc and consent Of TIE Senate.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS.
WA. Walsen. Fylly Landing, Va vice suirud G.
White.
YIN. r. Easton, Nantucket, Mass. vice Martin
l. Morton.
SURVEYOR.
John q. Namough, Philadelphia vice j. Washing
ton Tyson.
APPRAISER.
samne j Bridge, Boston, Massachusetts,, vice l.. \.
Raymond.
LAND OFFICERS.
REGISTERS.
John II. Kenzie Chicago, Hi, vice James NJ.
Strobe.
John l.. Yants, Lexington, No, vice Fins Ew-
ing.
Samuel {. Wheat, Washington, Arhs., vice Geo Con
way.
RECEIy Err.
William y. Strong, Chilicothe, o., vice John
Coates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

lis 81 thai te E.anrb Mint at New Orleans is noS
engaged roinag the smaller denominations of coin, or
fractions oa dollar sixty thousand dollars in dimes had
ean stamped within the last twenty daEs. prior to The
2lsf ultlmu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

ONO AER-At Wheeling en- the 3ls ult the
river was in fine condition. having feet Of water and
but LITTLE lee running.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

.9aothef lorgerB.-On the 10th ult. Harriet Moore
was arrested in New Orleans charged with fur differ
enl f,reeres on three of which she obtained the money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

RUER OF 81 oop.-slaughteri oth hogs is on SO
afse scale III Cincinnati. that Dear Creek and the @
ho, for more dian mile runs with blood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

&c Its stated in the Nashville papers, that a'oo, @
thousand dollars Of the stolen money Of the mon p','
Of that city, have been found concealed IN the al" d
tllrha. Ky
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10
dtrginta Ienlo.9tttce.
hot SE OF DELEGATES.
MoApAY Jan. 3. ls12.
: n,r,f.I nl, ffIIL, Nnp,PII AEEG,TEp RANK

MespAY. Jan 3. lsi2.
NOTES OF THE NORTH WEsTFR BANK.
The SqraEIr laid before the House the FLOWING
communication which ordered 10 be printed
ton d Mr.. AIRS. and referred To the Committee Oh
Finance. on motion Of Mr. Edgngton
ExEeurnE DEPARTMENT,
january ), lsi2.
Sir: transmit herewith. l5r the information ol the
GeneGi Assembly. letter from the Cashier ii the
North. weston Bank q Virginia, stating the Of
tie nses II that hank and Of the Merchants AID Ne
chaies Baok q " heeling in the Treasury actual
" pad ar purposes Of revenue shall be fedeetled at
par IN the ely q Richmond within 80 OF 90 DAYS
Very respectfully
Your obi s-rf I.
JOHN ri 'fHFRFO0RD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

FL0RlDA--lt is said that there are 500 Indians at
Tampa, Who have surrendered Among them ale 100
iparrt "a
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Y0nteetic EutelltGsncs.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,
By aid nth he adrice and consent Of TIE Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-10

The bin was rejected. Ayes q. noes CO.
\ bill concerning Samuel Pannill. was on motion Of
Mr. iasdns indefinitely postPscd The bill was ad-
yocaed ly Ar. Foler and opposed by Nh Doman.--
Il proposed to refund tax upon bridge. and exempt
the BRIDGE from future taxation, until other bridges in tie
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