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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

kes- rs desaib ii cssera s us|lnssa 81
aad. ~ he tssoI. IS majority a 4. oOb Fl
VIM 6. Bsaek tEssel oseE Ea.hst Braaist
tWhig5 Thit waz bteashs asps; 81 the ahios
0i the Tyler neu villa ahss Iloeos, arli ILL., ful.
hldsksf 4 ssfzIsis Hessk 81 lie Abeli,ierlis,s
Sap sIs nov ahe 4 as nj lie allies. sc ,AelI y
COS When lhe pefioa shalI appfoech ID Whsci
ne eosetARenl Pasronss Il wilfiole some Fof i.
potency, We viii hope foF bstser thinssl Iohl
adsetsafiss may ENJOY he laugh Tor The preseh.-t
y may he our tarn tsxs. as ii was noi . yeTE
long lime sg,n We have ID soft Of phieclioE
q see them happy occasionally. |, puts then
u better plight tor s0slasaiag sound erpbbihl
Iln ihe great batlie oflsSis
coNGREssMEN ELECTED
Districts
ht-Suffalk and Qneeas. S. b. Slrong, Epca.
and-k Kings and Richmondi Henry c. Murphy
Il Loco.
Bird First i've WARDS 81 N, n, J, Philip.
Ph9nix, Whigs
4th-6.h, 7sb. i0th and 18Th Wards, Wan 3
Maclay, LEGO
5th-ash, OH and Ian Wards, Noses g
n Leonard, Loco
A6lh-Ilih, 18th, sb,sl6th, ana nth Wards
Hamilton Fish Wing
7Ih-W essehes,er and RoekiaHd. ]. II. Anaer-
+ son. Loco.
Sin Duchess and Putaan, 3. I'D. Davis, Loco
/ 9lh-ofange and Sullivan James g Clinton
4 Loco.
lOlh-ulstsr aud Delaware, jeremiah Russell
Loco.
Ilih-celanbia and ciskene, zaaoe Pratt, Loco
l2lh- Rensselaer,, David L Seymour, Loco II
l3th-Albany, Daniel u Barnard. Wing. ~
l4lh-W Washington and Essex, VIM @. Hunter,
Wing
l6'h- Saratoga, Schenectady and Fulton, chas.
seden Ellis, Loco.
l7th-Hefkimer and Montgomery, Charles S.
Benton, Loco
lsth-sr Lawrence and Lewis, Preston King,
+ Loco
19h-J Jefferson, OryilIe Hupgerford, Loco.
2Glh-oneida. Samuel Beardsley, LOGO. III \.
2lsi-0Sieso and Schohairie, ], E. Cary, Loco
22ud ~ chepanee, Tloga and Brsome, SAN.
PurdY, Loco.
23ra-Madison and psyego, Orville Robinson,
Loco, s
24th-o acadaga. Horace wheaton, Loco.
25th-Cavnga and Cortland, George Ra,hburn,
~sA4-.lI soeO.rAs.s-sslss Gs,s ~ 81
aslh TomRkiqs, chen,ppg and Wales, Anasa
Dana, Loce
s7ih--seneaa and WayPe, Byram Greene, Loco
asa-s Nome Thomas Patterson, Wig -,
certain. .l
29lh-0ntafIo and L.isiPgston, Charles Ell Car
roll, Wing.
3oth- Allegheny aud s,eoben. Vim S, Habbell,
Loco. Hi s nsl
sist-c hatiaraugaa add ehaiapque, Asher .Ty-
Ter, WING. 5 n
32nh-Erie, VIM. A Moseley, Wing.
33rd- Wyoming and Genessee, Albert Smith,
Wing. u
S4sh--ofleans and Niagara, Washington Hunt,
Wing.
wings. 10, Locos "a Last Congress, wings
~ Loees 81. tlf
Bouck's majority for Governor, in filly coun7
ties, 20so0ll In the remaining seven counties,
il. 1910, the Wing majority was 1886. |
AS far asascerlained, the House Of Assembly
will stahd % Wings 10 SO Locos, and several
counties, which elect IL members, 10 be heard
from.
The Senate will stand 3 Wings 10 % Locos.
The Tribune says that the Abolition vote in
the State is heavy probably 5000; and theILoco
Focc rather less han in 1870; the Wing $4,000
less. H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
Cant. 7GallaeElIsrI-a.FTbIe Boston Io,,r, !.

il Capt. Gdllasdsrs-aslI be Boston Journal,
noiicing|the decease Of this officer, fsayy::
Captain Gallagher was native Of Ma
ryland, and entered helservice il 1909
a. a sailing master He vas lieutenant
with the ever lameniedI Decatur. in the
action Of the U1iled States and The Ma
cedonian and was aIso On board Tie Nj.
fateG President when she was captured 81
the BritIsh squadron; Aih both which ac-'
tiopsI be distinguished binself for iiis cool
and TePolnte bearing Capt Gallagher
vas as good seaman afai as brave an of.
6csr as ever lrod The deck Of shin II
war;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

Bishop Moore. The Rev. Dr fIpnsbaw
Of this city, Is sboptIto publish i memoir.
Of the life Of the Right Rsy'd Bishor
Moore, 81 virginia, 70 which will be ap.
pended selections from bib lthe late Bish.
ops sermons ~ feebunt The smemoirs
Of one 30 much beloved must Be a.pless,
ing task. and 10 have diem fecounsed BIZ
one p conapetent. canDpt fit u make tie
work very interesting III Ban lairiot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
ErrnPuRAMcr..

TEIGPERANcE. A meeting Of tho.
Caasiesiorn Total .absIifsnce Secieiy ltbe held
in the Methodht Church, Oh TUEspAr RsExMo
Ksxt, Al eariy candle light Capt: John A. B.
Haraiugs and otheE geatlemHn, win address ne
meeting. g 81
& 91-TAe public are particularly invited 10 att
tend N. 8. WHfTE, |sees.
e Nov. III 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
From Snlurdan,s Rrnarf.

! HOGS About 1900 head 81 Live Hogs have
reached the market from Ohio and Green coun-
tY, Pennsylvania, this week. of which about 900
head have been sold Al 81 i " rs per 100 lbs,
which shows slight decline. Meme of the pack
srs have 1et begun y purchase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

A correspondent OF the Richmond Whigs who
sketches rather an exaggerated picture Of the
distress Ofihe country, inyokes Legislative pro-
lection egainsi the immediate payment of debts,
and advises The enactment Of Stay Law. The
editor in his feparks, plainly demonstrates both
the injustice and inexpediency Of resort 10 this
measure, and points out The unpleasant conse-
quences thar might ensue, should such pfopo-
silion receive Legislative sanction. The distress
lhatprevails, though great.,capnet be said 10 be
Of that character and inisf Nat wouid justify
suspension o. thedne Course Of law, and az.
interference in rfiyalesconiractS Nor Isl ov-
ing 10 any affecting desperation Of Providence,
but TO causes which the political hisiorSsof the
times sufficiently explain. Relief. in OR iadg-
ment. is 70 be obtained Id very different man
ner from thar recommended by he WING cores
poadens Many objections mlgblbe urged a.
gainsi the remedy proposed, bht Il is sufficient
for the pfesentl 10 say, thar while il would be Of
doubtful utility in the end 10 The debtor himself,
i would be manifest injustice 10 the creditor,
whose necessities il Is too common 10 overlook, !.
but who 10 truth as frequently suffers from the
postponement Of his claims, as does The other
from their enforcement.
B fYirxinia Herald, {.Nswtraf)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

HI sEF BIZ Divine permission, The Rex JoHs A..
CoLLMs, assisted BY other Ministers, will con-
duct Protracted Meeting in BerryTiIie, To-
commence on Saturday next, 18th inst, al LII
o'clock Is Now H. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
Mttfrs.

1 GJfhe Presbytery pc Winchester " i'll meet
in the Presbyterian Church ip this place. on
Friday. the 18th day Oh November Protracied
religious services may be expected j; and on
sabbath, sihe 20th, the Sacrament of5hc Lords
supper will be administered
Nov 10. 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

4 PCRKr--At Cincinnati, on Thursday, $500
Hogs we're sold al 50 per cwt. This, was also
The opening price Of iast year. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

IS f1UARTERIY MEETING.
The Methodist Protestant Quarterly Meeting
will commence in The Free Church at Harpers-
FeiTy,on Sunday the Goth Of this month, The
President Of the Conference. with several other
Ministers, beIin attendance.
NoY 10. 1859 9r ~ s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
A1ExAspRiA, Nov. III.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov IT.. Il
\ FLOUR The wagon price remsins d s, s7a,
with saissfrom Stores 10 4 moderate extent At
"a
tfRAIN--Thefe is no change in the price 81
wheat; We notice safes or one cargo Of white
Germ al 81 cents, one ditto, "a cents, and one
Cargo pate yellow at 4 cents. The article is
duh.
CATTLE Beef Cattle-is selling at IS sd ,o
IA so, according 10 quality, anda full supply in
market Sheep are worth 81 so. Hogs firm at
81 50.-~ Gasstis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

Mnr RoBBERs SEsrEkcEs. p evton
RI Sydss and Peter r. Holdefman. Ahe
two individuals convicted last week. in
lhe ~. 8 Circuit Court. Of r0bbine THE
mzil between Cunbefland and Whesliho
were brought into Court Yesterday morn /
ing e receive sentence. Sydes, Who was
the driver and entrusted with The mail.
was seHienced % ten J ears imprisonment
10 The PenitensiaFy. and HoldermaA 10
six ysar Imprisonment. II BIN. .9nssTs-
can, .ysu. I6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

The Steam Boat vermEllion WIS 5urned OIL
Lake Erie, % the night ar lhe 5.h and fur oil
i've persons were ether boknttosdsalh 81 losE
orefboard. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
DELAWARE.

The result Of the election held in Delaware on
the 9Th is thus stated ID the wilmington Re pub
Iican Of Ffiday.iF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17

ca keo4. and hfzards nothing IS asseriink IL
he rtspIs 81 Virginia. and especialig af &c.,
inehans arg IS Ier-lQrine and q deM rskjkr
pepple IS say urdef he san Thkge M be
some ekcfp.ipns. 1ufsaEh hare ersrrhliy aikted
he nselFes ont of AarzD1 nay 81 nhakiar d<tiis.
and sill they are ihe mos tiarsorous n !. So
Larsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-17
IlANlk sc - rAI.I.1,r.

Slaseme&ss shoa4g ne cdndinon 81 his Bank
- Ire IA a. Isl Innnd lsste.. lss2. hare been
pablisAed Ill she Rlohmena tapsts, iron which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
FROM NE\ICO.

.17irm Of Mr.. kendaH-We learn from gentleman
in this city, says the Louisiana American Of the 9TH
inst, that letter received this morning, via
Havana. from the City Of Mexico. stating that Mr..
Kendall and the remainder OF the prisoners had arrived
1t not asccrianed what their fate would be. This
letter, it represented MS, received through
English house in Havana To wllom it consigned
and states tha, there IL the strongest probability that
the port of Vera Cruz by this time under strict block
adc and that Santa Anita has commenced hosllcs
with large army in the field. 1t is also understood
that Com Moore was sweeping the seas, and capturing
every thing OF the cncmys that fell IN his wayasN
give til, nature Of our authority for these statements and
- not resp ,ns.e = them hoing indebted to the Pc
likeness Of our friends of the Crescent City for the aove
nkling Of the news
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
SENATE.
TIE BANK BILL

Mr. Lyons from the Committee Of General Laws, 10
ported '.bl concerning the Banks Of this Common
wealth." with several amendments.
The frs, amendment, vi the Committee prevent
the Banks from receiving IN payment. On dePDsi'e,
the Bank Of any Bank lcatcd without the Stale,
oflcss denomination than 10.
This amendment Of the Copmilcc opposed by
Mtsrrs Faulkner and Lyons and advocated by Mcssrs.
Atkinson and 3ouldin and rejected by ayes and noes as
follows:
.lyes-Mcssrs. Pcyton Wiley. Atkinson, Voolfolk
Buuldin. VI, h,tl. McMullcn and scott-S
.Noes-Nisssrs. Nash, (Speaker) Th"inon. Cooke,
IInnop Baptist, Bpnduraui. Piper. Preston, Lyons,
Garter. Faulkner. Shnn. Woodhousc, Fontaine,
Mcllhancy, Anderson, Newman aud Thompson. Is.
The second amcndmcnt ofih. Committee WAS In lieu OF
the tih section o the Bill II came from The House o
Delegates, 10 vii: The resumption by the Banks OF
Virginia, on the lst day of November within sixty
days after resumption the part III the principal Banks
Of Baltimore and Philadelphia To substitute the LIST OF
November as the fixed and definite period of resumption
by the Banks Of Virginia
Mr.. McMuen moved TO strike ont "Nuvembcr.' AT
ter some discussion. in which M,ssrs. Atkinson
.yons, Wiley. Voolfolk and Faulkner participated
the motion 10 strike out was rejected ayes noes 10
Mr. Bondurani. IN pursuance Of the proceedings Of
public meeting lately held IN the county o Buckingham
and in obedience 10 the instructions Of that meeting
which he described as large. and composed ndlscrlm
nacly, ofboth parties moved IN strike out November
aud insert the Isl ot February, 1911.
This was rejected. ayes =. noes 81.
On motion OF Mr.. Baptist, it resolved. that tn,
Senate should hereafter meet at half past 10 o'clock it
the morning.
On motion of Mr.. Voolfolk the Senate adjourned
whilst il had under consideration proposition submit
ted by Nr. Faulkner for Evening Sessions to be- held n
half past o'clock.
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II II " o ;! HI.f " o s.!

|INlf. subscriber is now prepared to furnish any fam
Il lily desiring the above instrument. upon the most
liberal terms, and from the most approved Manufacture
IN the n'ed States Tho Justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has lecn So much laud
d through the public press, that any remarks OF his
would be unnecessary upon the prescn, occasion. lie be
Ing known manufacturer of the instrument can re-
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
nen's, as inferior to none in the world All that he
I's isa trial and II the purchaser pleased with
the instrument il can be returned
W. p GREENE, Agent.
% All Planes sold by me will be packed and sent 10
any distance IN the country, free Of expense They will
also be kept in order year, without any charge the
purchaser by myself, as pass through the country twct
year regularly
Sept. IL Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
RESUMPTION.

An adjourned meeting of delegates from the banks o
the city and county of Philadelphia, was held at the
Philadelphia Bank on Thursday evening, the 18th inst
Mr.. Dundas in the chair
The following banks represented, vz:-Phadcl
phia. Commcrcsl, North America Farmers and Me
chaHcs Southwark, Moyamcnsing. Northern Liberties
Western, Manufacturers and Mechanics, kensgton
Germantown
The following resolution was offered, viz:
Resolved, That on and after tomorrow. the 18th
INST the banks OF the city and county of Philadelphia
asserting to this resolution will receive on dcw sit all.
IN payment OF debts, specie or the notes of specie pay
ing banks and that they will pay out at their counters
specie or Their own notes, exclusively to all persons en-
Titled to deinand Inc same.
The resolution adopted by the following banks:
Philadelphia, Commercial, North America Farmers
and Mechanics, Southwark. Northern Liberties Yves
tern, kensinston, and Germantown.
The other banks present, having accepted the Relief
law declined voting, stating that they making
Engagements fora speedy resumption
JAS. DUNDAS, Chairman.
ALEXANDER CUMMINGS, Secretary
o. Some of the Banks commenced paying specie
Yesterday both checks and notes, among them, Phil
adelphia, Commercial, Farmers and Mechanics, and
Western II lis gratifying to learn that the Phadcl-
of specie than it paid The "Reei'' of the
specie paying banks will be received the terms
as other notes. Phil 4. S. Gu.otte IF Friday
% ASorHER BANK SrorrEp.--Tluralay morning
after upon H. the Mechanics Bank of Phil
condition the Peunsy lyania, Grad, and Penn Town
ship Banks
Runs were made upon two or three other 3anks--
The Manufacturers and Mechanics, and the Moya-
mensiny Banks. sustained runs and kept open until
Thursday evening. when the demands were exhausted
The L: s. Gazette says. that resumption has really
commenced, and that gold and silver may hc had t'r
B,nA notes in Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
Donlcotic EutrlliNeMCc.
From the Richmond " hig.
THE I.l.GISI.A1U RE.
Bank Bin ia he Senate.


The Senate have returned the Bank bill To The House
with several amendments. The n,ost important are. J.
Striking out the conditional resumption d ~ days, after
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Banks have snned-
and making the resumption absolute on the ls Of Noyen-
ber z Striking the section. requiring the Banks I"
curail g. Modifying the section relating TO Dircciors
-, as 10 allow the number 10 remain nj prsent-hn
fishing the proposed cumpcnsation--but not ALLOWING"
them 10 hc indebted Bank FIR than S1aU each.
l. Materially varying The section respecting Exchange
lnsi.a al m requiring the Banks To sell specie funds al
only ol one per cent-f at all-whch would amount
10 prohibon-thc Senate pGJsse that they shall charge
only per cent more than The bills cost them.
f'rnn this it would appear. we have long asserted
was the case that the lucos have less idea Of resnp
tion than the Wings. II their professions and per,r
nance would tally, we should complain.
TAX ELL.
The House ordered the Tax Bll tobe engrossed Sat
old subjects Of taxation ut iumcr rates. except Lottery
Vendors Brokers and Podars The license, u vend tick
cts in Domestic Lotteries is tased 10 Coo and pla
ccd upon the footing with license Ia sell Foreign
tickets Brokers' license is raised ir.m 900 10 500
the former price great deal too high, the latter is cA,or
Tomato Pcdlars required 10 pay 500 Instead ot AO
formerly. We submit II 10 the Legislators, whcthe
in their efforts increase the Revenue in this way. they
may dmihishb 10y levyng prohibtory taxes; or byin
vitng attempts 10 eyadc the law? Pianos were subject
cd 10 a tax of sl-God watches doar-and silve
Watches % cents proposition 10 tax horn cattle gave
rise 10 much discussion, and was finally rejected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
RESI- Mp1ION IN PIlILADELPiiiA.

nder The agreement Ia resume. entered lhto u. pr
ton OF the Banks oi Philadelphia. they resumed On Fri
Day. There runs upon the Farncrs and Ne
chanies' and Northern Liberties Banks, which they
firmly susianed-,he former paid ont snc 9!5,co0 ii
specie and received Sls 600 IN specie and considerl-
bic amount Of specie funds; the latter paid s. ,Ott
or & ,0o0 more than it received i'll specie.
The Philadelphia Bank paid cut $1,000 and receiy-
ed - OoO in specie, and 5000 in New York Funds
The North America and Commercial Banks were H.,
gamers.
The Narth American saws upwards II $4,000 more
specie received by the EIGHT resumug Banks than
paid out by them. This would seem 10 however
little yond the mark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
IIOU ST. OF DELEGATES
s ATrruAY, March 10.
7
TAX It'll


The consideration Of the lax III WAS resumed
The Bird section OF the bill is AS follows.
There shall be levied, collected and mi, II the man
ner :, Jaw or other .o.auc property in this
commonwealth on the several subjects hereinafter men
toned, the following taxes To wit On every gold watch.
10 be paid by the owner dollar; every silver
metallic watch other than gold 10 be paid by the
twenty five cents every piano forte To be raid by the
owner under the value OF one hundred dollars, one dol
lar; every piano forte to be paid by the owner, of the
value Of one hundred dollars and upwards two dollars
except such piano orics, used IN sclnnarics Of
learning. and 1o,H tde belonging thereto; on all gold
aud silver plate, 10 he paid nv the owner whether in use
not, over the value Of hundred dollars, one PEI.
cent the cXcrsson every brass other metallic clock,
fifty cents Provided, however, that none Of the articles
included above. IN tins section shall be subject 10 any
tax III the shop M manuiacory wherein the same
kept for sale, except such used by the
sla,lccpcr, manufacturer, manufacturers In his 81
their families,
Mr. Daniel moved ID strike ont the part relating TO tax
on Panos-ncgaiiv,d, 40 10 -.
Mr. Kinney moved To strike ,u the words ION every
silver or metallic watch other than CO.. 10 be paid by
the owner. twenty five cents aud the question be
ing put thcrcupon, was decided in the ncgatlve-3 :"
IS.
4 motion madcby Mr. Cruichfcld To amend
the said bill, by striking out the tonth section, and
IT was determined In the negative-aycs A noes Is.
Mr. Daniel moved 10 amend the bin hy adding to the
fourth section the following:
And upon every hundred dollars in value in horned
cattle hogs and sheep, twelve and half cents be paid
by the owner thereof of which property the Commits
soncs OF the Revenue directed To take accurate lists
--nceavcd II toE'.
motion was made by Mr.. Mcllhancy To reconsider
the vote refusing 10 strike out the fourth scction-ncgi
lived. 80 to 81
Mr. Taylor moved substitute. IT. cnactin" the Reve
nue. Bill PASSED at the last stssn of the Legislature
nces,igod, Al o62.
On motion Of Mr.. 'Tolcr, the bill amcndc, N
exclude ON taxation paims owned by teachers
Mr.. Morgan made further effort to get tho .tO,rH
section" striker out-ncgaived 40 to 50.
! Mr.. Daniel presented procccdlnesot public meeting
OF citizens of Richmond relative To the Of the CIco,
laid on the table and ordered 10 be printed.
MIR. Lyons brought message from the Senate propos
ing Committee Of Conference upon the ditlereuc,
between the two Houses in relation To the amendments
made by the Senate the bill entitled on conccrnn!
the lien of Judgments
| The Speaker submitted a communca ton from the Sc
cond Auditor. transmitting report IN relation la the du
ties. compensation, and expenses Of the Principal Engi
necr, which, motion of Mr. Watts. was laid on til,
table. aud ordered To be- printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

More Murders in Eorida-On the 9th ult, in
Columbia county, Florida, the dwelling Of Mr. Rich
ard fillls was attacked by party of Indians, ten
twelve in number Mr.. 'I's was from home at the
,,mc--Mrs. I's and one child were shot dcad-hs
child was shot with an arrow. A young lady and two
children MORALLY wounded-the latter with arrows.
which have not yet been extracted The only member
of the family who escaped an infant three weeks
old, which found unhur by the side OF the
died lady. Capt. Mcclellan and party Of citizens
ted in pursuit of the Indians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

d Two MORE Pnn,pELrni, BANKS cLosrn.--
The Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank and the Mayo
mensing Bank did not open their doors Friday. The
Nor'h American says Their condition is represented
to be sound. and they would probably have resumed spe
Gle payments, could they have succeeded in cashlng
ii their bills receivable. which are maturing al
mos, daily This they could not accomplish (he other
banks declining 10 part with any If then specie funds
and therefore regarded i, The most prudent mol
To open their doors
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A CAR

being the desire Of Mr.. Addison Irvine. to with
draw from the business in consequence Of, his wish Ia
move 10 Moadsvillc, we will from this time offer onr
GOODS at very reduced prices in order to effect thai
object as speedily possible
we invite our customers and all others WISHING To huy
10 eau am, eNam!ne our stock-lt will lie found to con
Slst OF MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS.
WHITE, TARDY s IRVINE.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
PHILADELPHIA BANKS.

Another Bank has suspended operations Yesterday
after twelve O'Clock. made on the Penn Town
ship Bank. and by three O'Clock her immediate means
at command We're exhausted. This Bank has for some
days past furnished large portion Of the limited
rency now in circulation. II will be rccollerled that
she gave security TO the other Banks few weeks
since, to the extent of S2OO,Uoo, which exceeds her
present circulation. asst evening meeting Of the Di-
recors held, which resulted in the following no
tI,p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24

|aNllE iynchburg Manufacturing Company, is now
putting up IA superior lot Of ! Il II " $
ol all Numbers up TO q which the Agent will sell
'ea"ccd prices To suit the times Ills country friends,
Will please call at his office within the Factory.
WIN. w. NORNEIL, Agent.
March II 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-24
YOUNG DONALD ADAIR.
NOTICE..

TWO the people of Lynchburg and surrounding country.
i now is your time to buy WAGONS AND
CARTS and also repairing of every description low for
CASH. My shop is in front of I.ynchs Ware House
have on hand for sale, a first rate BUGGF AND
HiR.NESS-and also, first rate one Horse Uogeou.
that wish TO sell low for cash F.. HAT
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