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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
REDUCED FARE.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAiI.-ROAD COMPANY.
meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
hehnoni re serie ksburs and Potomac Rail Road
COMPANY, 3th May, 1912.
With tho view Of favorinr NJ far m nossIc ,be ,.,i
Han"ion both lle Louisa ami Frederic ksburE Rail Roads
HeAofred That the price Of the Return Ticket hetWeen
richmond OF other points on the Redmond Fredc
ouIs and Potomac Road aud points the Louisa Rail
ah Snort OF GotdonsNiile, be placed afcr the
, ny, Ine al one tsir only the price Of the iu ticket
hat The pree the return ticket between Richmond
anu Io'ns on the Richmond and Frederick sbuTs Road
snort 81 Frcdericksburx, between intermediate points
on the toid be placed and after IA bove aio
half ' ~ ~ ''e
hat the price Of ;he ticket and ticket between
Richmond and Gordons,lc from and after the above
naihci date be reduced 10 SIX dollars and fay
between Richmond aud Frcdetcksbu.g TO seven dollars
iei 4 w MACNItpDO T,c.si.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
NO sc
FI'rIfItE nay.
BY lNLoES & BROTHER.

BY lNLoEs & BROTHER.
days aud Saturdays. mus
70 Liberal cash advances will be rp.,l. ~, -
seEipuon OF coois eoasigned for public sale eJ ue'
On Thursday Morning October Il-h ror,,,.r.,. -.
20 CLOCK IN front of store, be solI $500. -
sirae articles of Household Furniture IN r,,, nv =" ue'
Wood scar Chairs Of heat city MAZE f
BEDS, BEDDING and Besistcads
Mahogany Bureaus sdeboaris &c
ADDITIONAL
- bags prime Rio CoT.e
bbls Monongalia Wnisksv
cases Boots and Shoes
several ooaes Manufactured Tobacco af o,,r...-r,
BUGGY, HARNESS. Se SiAnV
n very superior city male Buggy ana u,,n.. -,
some, and In first rate order - ~ Aai"'s-' han~
sale without reserve.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
DEATHS.

ncd On Thursi'y the 9Th instant amer a siott illness
GEORGE w. ~ ELL Do The .6ih year Of be a-e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Charlottesville, SiaunioH, Lyneh5rg and The Vir-
ginid Springs.

LINES TO
Charlottesville, SiauntoH LynehJurg and The Vir-
ginid Springs.
~ &Sss 80 essY 80
FARE TO SrAUNrON REDUCED TO SO.
To Lynchburg, seven doars-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING APOIDED-INDGREAT
- " INCREASED EXPEDTTTON
fI'HE public hereby Informed under an arrange.
Inent betwcenthe Railroad Company AMI stage Lines
the Fare between Richmond AMI SauntOn Is reduced
- and on and aor the 1T of May, will be reduced
10 Lynchburg, and g. dollars 10 Charlottesville
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad ~ ~ A.
NJ reach the Junction To breakfast and thence proceed
together with passengers arriving the Junction from
Morrill, on tho i0uisz RAILROAD a. lrlonsvc and theme
~ stages 70 charlottesville reaching Charlottesville by
W. and Cookies miles Westl by night Leave Cookies
next morning 10y dty light the Blue Ridge nj sunrise
and arrive al 5faunton by lOAM
rhe uuyandouc Inc leaves Siaunion n II ", reaches
Glover Dale by night anl leaving there next morning AZ
day hfhi, reaches the Warm springs IN breakfast, and
taaghin's 70 Dinner, an passing the White Sulphur az
hours spoucr than the route by Lynchhug Tho whole
expense u le1s AMI ono trip In the is foo days
Tho Natural Ri gc Lac, leaves s1unton on Tuesdays
Thursiiys and Saturdays, Con the alternate days, cx
i1as will b. furnsheD az i NJ reaches Lexington BY
Natural Bridge II Breakfast where passengers can remain
until alter Dinner and roach Dbrali's Sprinna by NIGHT
Leave noTt morning a0er breakfast reach Cilarans TO
pinncr andthe White sulphur springs,by NJ arofifnR
pigM frarsi entirely.
fine roads splendid In the summer and fall and the
teams and coaches were never az fine heretofore
These iAncg are tho Main Mail Routes sal Passengers
hVe'Preoronee over all others al any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
FACTORY To PINT

TIE Factory pTcsen; occupied by Messrs Marti, and
malone conveniently situated the county Cour
House = for rent together with all the necessary ures
Tor the extensive manufacture Of Tobacco ami
given the let day of January. Fer terms which will be
moderate, apply TO David Barclay jr at shock wate
mouse orto GRETIER & PEAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

NEWS THICK SEWED AND PEGCpn
BROGANS.
nNE thousand pair Mems thick pcrge5 AMI ..,,
" sans store, and viii be soi " me ~ , DO
sc r'''P' BURLINGTON a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
HERRINCS AND sATr

BUSKGNS. rN
NNBhavc few pair q the above Fier,,, M. NJ,
SIX Buski1s on hand hich We will sei Low =, s
ss.t, ~ JUDAH MYERS ~ Co
&c ~ Fashionable anil Chran 49,. 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

TRAVELLING TRUNKS & CARPET BAGS
EOH SALE AT a REDUCED PRICE, nv
- teN ,. Z. WATKINS a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

KT\ The regular packet schr Gladiator, Kelley
sSgb master, having part Of her cargo engaged an
- will meet with dispatch For balance OF freight
apply the master board at Piekeus wharf or 10
sc MN ROWIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

DRUGS, DYES, &c. &c.
y r. BARRELS Castor OH, prime, No
,)O Coz lbs Gum Arabic
LOO 10 best German ppo starch
10 30 Turkey Opium
$40 do EPSON salts
400 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes
English AMI American White Lead, dry, and oil
Chrome Grccn-Chromc yellow
Pumice stonc, ground and In lump
Indigo Nader Coppcras, &c.
Receiving for sale by
soH ALEX. DIfVAI a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

kfN The | coppered ship Raitandy John Y
e3SIb Nicholson, master at City Point where sh
- WILL be loaded with all possible desprtch. 70
freight or passage, apply TO
+. ANDERSON 4 CO. or
seq n CHARLES PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
NOTICE.

IRON and AFTER the 25h Of April, gu. ri.woekly lire
Boats TO LynchbuTg, will leave Richmond aud Iy nch
burg on Monday, "Wednesday aud friily, at O'clock
NJ 10y management. are enabled 10 form ceuncc
uon with The Western STAGES out OF LYnchbuTE. OuI
7coitsvle Boats viii run usual Monday We.iues IA,
end friday evening a o'clock, T. NJ. As 10 the eouye
hiehce aud expedition hy iis otNrs rno.
West iIom Richmond or tho vicinity, shall say
thing bur refer passengers ani ocrs TO these who have
travelled ON Boats
apD-tf BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

MOUNT VERNON HOUSE FOR RENT
"a The upper part Of the9 tenement over the sni
fq3A scribe : Commission House, doors above IN
E3;m Bell Tavern. which las hcen occupied for man
s<.h-ks- years as BoaIding House.
ALSO,
desirable residence suitable for large family, III
head Of Cary street. Possession given Immediately.
Oc 3 ROBERT HILL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

- Liberal cash advances will he msde On ev.rv 4,
se'puon Of Goods eoasisned for public sale wy w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
FOR NEW Y0Ri
For BOSTON.

tN Tho packet schr MANCHESTER, Can't wnrtli
eSskD can take few hundred boxes tobacco Apply o,
III board, al Ludiam's wharf, orto
sc JAMES FISHER 4 SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

days aud Saturdays. "I'' IhsT'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
NEW GOODS

I AIDES MOHOI co AND KID SLIP
II PEHS AND TIES, Philadelphia pldHHfae
lure al ne utry 0ic price Of 81 per PaifWe have ust
ouened The above very ehesp slippers and lice LADIES'
In want Of bargains viii please call and supply themselves
At JUDAH MYERS & co,
Fashionable Hoo. SHOE AMI Trurk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
BUSINESS CARDS.

BROWN & TAYLOR,
& o VI Nj SSION NERO ANTS,
RICHMOND, Va.
Lup"bLL u. DDowN, EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR.
10 onlee ON the South side Of ho Basii.
Riehmond, Aug. l. 1912. ans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10

OH0 BUSHELS culy,vcry large grain sniooih.hcaIed
Zt)O white Wheat, which from the only trial made In
Virginia within my knowledge, tho present Yearly
several individuals IN drrcui counties, in every nsfanc
Or escaped The rus. while other Wheat. on the same
Farms, was almost total loss, from rust
go bushels very superior Red May Wheat
The above Wheat will be received az my Si0fc, and
ready ior delivery in an next week.
q WIN ANDERSON Jr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-10
DAVENPORT a. ALLEN.
Auction end Commission Merchants,

.NuNIIVN VIIl VVIIIiI ITE3IUU NICI
HAVE FOR SALE,
NEW Orleans and - CToix Sugars
~ Coiice-Ri java aud lacuyIa
Wines-Old Port. Madeira, &c.
C0guic Brandy, Mhiskey
Winter Bleachcd Lamp OIL
sueTmsccii Candies
Eifie and Blasting Powder
A,moul5 Rnd Brazil Nuts
WTinns P1peTs-Cah and Letter
GrOunt Plaster
Mnscat Wine, tn cases
Race Ginger, Indigo
Tcas-Guapowder aud Imperial
Huurh Raisfus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

at raifisn i hob auiaisf liz tul,af 4 exchange
lie argument entn, overlooked the isc' thai t. cut r
might be seil upon without dollar being aI
prerfaied II tins an example III the severe, epie
eui,e inrrnahc Lie of the reEon he. for one. nnsi
have mon capacity before he conldb allie To aprr.c
ate H.
Mr. NJ said in conclusiun that the Bank in the bill
MS ultra beyond any ut.d States Bank that had essI
been ihnglt Of When Cesar nj the head oi hls victor
our heil,s brkc innthe Temple II osta and ssized the
public Treasure. he I'D not IN hs hands power 81 q
aantic that nhir conferred by this bill. IL WIS
the lmn solgh philosophers stone; The lamp Of Aladdin
touch io H. II euyered 81 PAPER into gold,
merely by putting II under the press Of the Govern
ueni
With ali this aiganlic scheme c,ncoctc and elaborated
by the masict mind al tine age lacked by all this ice Of
argut and defended BY all lh illogical conclusions.
he would say that there wasa man in this Senate
who would not take IT, hui this he would say, thai there
was none here who had nerve enough Ia say - irH
iahe IL" ''EJpcdc Hrcuitm" Here might be seen,
IN narrow sirpo and whch Separated one side The
calm deep bno sea of bg principles and dcirnfs. On
alrse h..om were upbnrne the docr,n'sri freedom aud
- hopes ot gazing and eNpecant world from the IA
ging oi Democracy. whose Wild su's were r1fiHg
y ashincon ia. other ihefaoi prino ilorcursut mol
the whole impress oi the foi; for ihr tfa
and sand, verge and near, did ths waters The
side ,ncrach upon lis hunts ANA thSralcn TO mlnglr
with these upon the other. thai there not nr
In, elani ispad without having portion 81 his Bol
PRINT ohht.a'ed by the waves.
And finally. next In the dauna and prcsunptupus at
tempt al the suyugasn ri the People by The sedaelns
mlnonc, oi the money power. that which apst offended
Mr. NJ. IN this document the spirit OF base and riie
llttcry towards the President which eye
~ where marked it, pages, aud whch presented the
Yelling spectacle of gnss aud merctuary aduldon. III
tie lace aad At the sacrifice ol principle nohy aloWed
and delrmd tr twenty years,
Hat. aid Mr.. NJ | have loo long occupied tho alten
ton Il til Senate with tbs desultoy and dsiulograted
AZ connected rgmarole had intended L. 81, mr.,
hn rs il IS always my desire 10 speak with great Tender
ness aud respect OF the iunclionarcs Of Government.
loud laughter shall iprbca. aud will now my
seal.
Mr.. BENTON here moved To lay the subject upon
the table 9r moment. in order 10 that when The
Senate ADJOURN, 1t ADJOURN Ia meet AGAIN Monday
nrSt.
The resolution informally passed over and tho mo
lion put upon the question 81 Adjournment 10 Monday.
winch was carried in the affirmative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

91- Speaking IF the vltc of the House of Represent
tlves on the reference of that portion of the President,
Message, hch TRAITS of discriminating duties. the
committee On manufactures. the Richmond Enquirer
:-''Mr. Williams of A. {. went against the South
on this qncStion-yhat say his constituents p Now
we deny that the vote is justly susceptible of such
struclion. even ii 1t he conceded that protective tar is
necessarily hostile to Southern interests which we arehy
no means prepared to do. 1t was mere question of re-
ference and the vote upon does of necessity indicate
any opinion either for against the protective policy
since 1t docs not bind any for against the recon-
nendaonS OF the committee Mr.. Williams himself
very lucidly defines his own position, in the teeth Of
which the Enquirer makes its Liberal and unound,d
comment "SnppNc said he A.hat this subject should
be referred to the committee of ways and means and ta
they should make report laying an average duty ofrtg
per cent Suppose. IN the other hand that the commit
tee on manufactures shall make report laying an
age duty Of trnty. fire per cent which, then. will he
the duty proposed for protection As to the question
whether the duty shall be high or low. that cnn arise
only after a bin is rcpotcd 1.-THE committee manu-
features should report bill proposing to lay exobtan dn
ties II will be in my power to vote against it, Just as
easily and a, readily as lift had come from the commit
tee Of ways and means.' Does this look as if NJ: WI
rer to withdraw lis unti undod imputam upon nial
who has many inducements to make him loyal to the
South as his acc,scr possibly have But the voe
to refer this portion of the Presidents Message to tie
committee on manufactures be as the Enquirer alleges.
evidence Of hostility to the South what will it say to ''
fact that every one ofthe "Dcmocratc' members from
Pennsy l'ana, voted for the same reference! Have
these natural allies of the South" they are some
times rdicno'sly termed, turned iher arms 'agai's'
us llavethcy become Tariff men all at once.-and
this at last To he OF sections, rather than Of nar'
The Enquirer ncautious declaration exposes the ho'o"
ness OF the claim Of the Loco Foco party. as parry
be considered hostile to protective duties 1t is no |
of their ere, d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

10 wentworth, 1.-The prince oi the pipe LAYERS n,s m
Is called. has published pamphlet, in which lie end,r
ors TO sustain the csre heretofore made acains, ey,
leading members otthe Wing party in New York of,
concerted plan to introduce into that city, in 1898 n
number OF Illegal voters from Philadelphia. IfCi.,t
worth is to be believed there can be no dub, of H.,
truth of the charge but in addition the fact tina, Glen,
worth has conitsscdly lied, backwards and forwards
bout this matter, it is not usual to place much rel,pc.
upon the uncoroboraed testimony of rogue who turns
States evidence against his conederares in crime Tho
pamphlet is mere money making speculation ON the
part Of It's authar who this mode of linr bis
pockets. after having vainy endeavored to induce those
whom he arralgns before the public purchase his silence
by heavy douccurs The Witness therefore, stands be
fore the public trcy discrc1ited Blu, while we So,
this we do moi he understood to deny that there
frauds in the New York elections in the wears men
toned aswe as before and since. There were doubtless
both parties The Croton works and the laza,r hon
and ship loads ocien paupers and aliens with ILLEGAL
naturalization papers furnished to the Loco Focos more
than oflsctl to the Philadelphia mercnarics even had
they been qladuplrd in number And to whom are these
frauds attributable? The Wings of New York for wears
endcavored to prevent the possibility of their occurrence
by procuring the passage of Registry law, the only
means Of preventing illegal voting in cur overgrown Ell
ties, where many do know even their nciehlors
This law long successfully resisted by the Loco Fo
cos. Uhy we ask. but that they nigh, profit by the il
legal voiing As soon the Wings acquired heascen-
dency in the State Legislature, they passed the Registry
Law; have heard nothing of these frauds since The
locos have the aScendency, and one of the first
~tams' which they threaten is the repeal of the sai
tary statute Why. but they may again enjoy the benc.
fits those outrageous frauds by which our elections have
been wide spread scenes of corruption? What right
have they To complain of frauds even when they then
are beaten Perchance at their game if by their lcgs
ntion, they break down the only ecca barrier to their
preparation?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

Something F"ihconing--It is stated. by the WI,
ineton correspondent Of the \. Y Courier thai, nm :,
18th day of April last. Gen Van Rensselaer,. If n.
York. had interview with President TYLER IN IL.
subject OF Bank of the nted States and thai H.
Pnions expressed by Mr.. Tyler at that interview Won,
sci forth al large the day by Gen Van Rcnssa,o,
in a letter a friend at home. Those opinions MIRO :.
substance. that the question Of the ronsiitltionaty -,
of a National Bank was no LONGER opcn-tha rcaS ~
Pcrience. and the opinions OF deeply vr,~4 isN
constitution had derd, it in the aflinnatisc -'rL o,
question as To fnns-wlcn Bank of IN. l. 6
ought 10 20 into operation We imagine there would l -,
difficulty in proving by of Witnesses that III, ESQ .,
the opinions u President yer unlilaiter Congress ,s
bled III extra session in June His pride was then excs
about the D'ctoor; and lest il might appear that he x,s
acting under the cocrcivc influence MIR. Clay Ike all
weak minded men, he abandoned his opinions,-d,,m
ing his personal feelings of far more cons lcncc than M
Interests Of the cUunry.-'Tlr same writer iutrrs ~
that Gen Van Renssalcr's letter was rcccnS shown !,
the President--anl that Mr. Webster had obtained fr,.
the person who exhibited ii certified copy Of il f..
what purpose it was shown 10 Mr.. Tyler it is dill mi,
10 conjecture, unless il was 10 procure Gen Van Ron.
SalaorS removal from the Office Of Postmaster at A,n
It is still more difficult Ia guess the rcosm ,f A.
w Webster anxiety in reference to it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
The zpMehb,tr1 1'ir1iMiIM.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. 1912.


The Iichmond Compiler says there sc.ms N have
been more than ,siia delay this ycnt in the election o
Direct ., The Stockholders Of tie I,afk If Virginia
and Of the Farmers Bank in session three DAYS be
fore they made their elections The Acting Governor
has had these before him two days. and his appoint
mcnS were not communicated Friday evening.
Byt StocLholiers.-Wm H. Mactarand, Sanue
Ward, James Boshcr. and SubIct Msguelr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

JQs'Ph incham. the law practtoDcr who Was recent
arrested IN Cleveland. has been tried for stealing va
nous volumes ct law hooks, and sentenced to the chain
gang f. six months, The volumes identified w,Te va
ued at 81 % Hal they rcachjd in value ona cent
more oEsIurc ngfen WoEld have gone to tic renlrend
airy In grand larceny. Bnf3g Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

passage Of the act under the leuail, Of the filnr
,eir charters The fact Of refusal pay is l., IL. -
'itd 10 The Governor by the person making aJplrah0
VINO Is 70 order trial oi the case before the cou q
c''aneery; and II the allegation be sustained that finn
oa's Is To declare the charter forfeited. and to ar,.,,
three trustees To wind up the concerns Of the bank -
tnsine. Mr.. Freshman stated tla, this bill had i,
Undi,iniola sanction Of the committee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

o.. The Enquirer is manfesily laboring under Gi'a'
approximations to the influence exered over frsde
Tyler by Mr.. Webster, whom il constantly describes "
Dark and Evil Genius, plotting treason agaln' NV
State. Such supposition is any thing but tatfT"s :,
Mr.. Tylcr-prc surprising ii does, that he Is 100
of speton either to perceive or to resist the 's'"'
VOWS influence by which he is controlled The i's
deat is in an unfortunate predicament. when his n'''
only he shielded from ceasuro by plea Oh ~
tai imbeeiIfy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

IuE EG,pnEr MNI ROBBERS AGNS.-Frosh
developments have been made relative 10 DR. Rraddce :
mail ruhhug organization. which have resulted In siN
additional arrests. Braddoo. il Will be remembered
tired and convicted some time ago His wife is also in
prison. having confessed her participation in the crime
\ few days ago, four individuals conveyed from
niontown. the place of their arrest, to Pittsburgh Pa.
Tor the purpose of awaiting the sitting Of the Supreme
Court that they may he tried accmpces of Braddee
Two others were afterwards lodged in the Unon,own
Jail upon suspicion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

GEohGlA.-The special election for three me,I...,
os the ilose Representatives took place tina I'm.
Inst. The candidates We're Messrs. Gilrncr nmo,..
~ and Wright. (W) .ad Messrs Cooper. Coauid ga
Black d. We have returns from only two ar 70
countries, in which there is small Wing gain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

While the eloquent Mr. Matlit was holding forth with
powerful effect. in Boston, last Sunday. that highly con
cfn,ratcd crazy cool of ettcoat Abaga Folsom grand
she sachem in the great Abolition wgwam rot up and
eSSaycd 10 take MIR. Alais bushes of his hands
or rather his month OF course a dsaureeahl. coinIuu
ton cnsucd. and the amabc lady escorted ri et a,
ms, To the open air, where she could fire away at her
leisure She is very far specimen Of Abolition FOOLS
all otwhom individually 'womberpozzled' in tie up
per story.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

letter from Port Principe, Cuba, TO person in Bal
tnorc dated Nov. 10th. says that the Captain General
u the Island has demanded OF Mr. Carrlas all of his
counts including interest, damages, &C. ot the negroes
of the Au,tld and insists that MIR Caras shall be paid
the whole otlt. And 1t appears that the Captain Gene
raj intends Ia deduct the amount from $4,000 which
the Spanish Government has to pay to the ned States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13
Directors Of The Bank Of Iirginid.
For lS1l.

The stakeholder have been in session several DAYS
says the Wing and is understood that they have been
ovorlanling, Of preparing To overhaul the general man
agcnent OF the Institution. Committee OF three Stock
holders-oher than Dloctors-was appointed at the
Mother Bank and each of the branches, To examine thor
oughy the condition of the whole
The following gentlemen were appointed Directors at
the mother Bank:
John Brockenbrough, $50
John Nombc, 2757
C. Warwick, o15O
H. W Moncurc, 2.Ur2s
WIN. Mitchell. l2SOs
There Was something like an opposition to some OF
the members aud ,2O' votes were cast upon General
Pr9am.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-13

THE DEF,vLrIsG TELLEGS.-The New ORLEANS
papers state that the deaulng Iellcrs of tie CONNER
cla Bank did not appear before the Recorder they had
given security to do, and their bonds fr $4,000 each
were consequently forfeited.