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PEAKE, JONES 4 WINSTON,


WILL, after the first April, locate themselves
doors below the Bc opposite Mansion
House They will Keep Constantly hand the
best FAMILY GROCERIES, purchased principally for cash. which
VIII enable them sell buyers thoc who buy
for The Undivided OF will
elusiVe Devoted the OF all country produce, eon ihe
OF the Having had OF necn
Richmond fccricksbur dealer. being
well acquainted with the condition market and the quality
tho be SOLD may rely upon the best Prices
That es OF the cnd and patrons e. r. r. need that nothing
Of
Merchant In that branch their business make thu
regular charges for sales they
rcaonabl merchant for nothing and
ccal like the when with all honest
trade difficult fo young along In
PoUGHs in Massachusetts, and New York
large woo-ey woos-y's hest Loaf Sugar
which they win sell ARRIVAL by the package reduced price
for cash for satisfactory paper
Richmond, March 2is, lst1
REFERENCES:
BosroS-E Williams Go. p Townsend Co. Handy Baker
WORCESTER MAsS-RugglcS Nourse a. Mason
INV NoRK-Aucn & PaNtsn. Jno Mayhn 90.
B,LrSoRs-Archd Hart, Isaac q. Peck Son
GEoRGrrowS, u. C.-fances Dodge, Jno N
WAsmNoroS CIrN-Wm. Otmc
ALEnANpRiA. u. C.-Robeu Jameson Lambert 4 Mckenzie
FREpERicKsHuRo, NAJno. Scott Son, Wm Redd Forbes
Berry, a. a. Wallace. Jno. Hart. s. J. Blaydcs.
NoRFoLK. NA-Souter a. Bell
RisHNoSp-aIan Brother A. Co Warwick l. BarkSlac H. w
& J. Fry Co Dunlop, Moncure Co wnfrec. Jno
e. Hohson :. =. Baxter J. A. seldom Davenport L.
Crcnshaw Co. VIM. a. NJ Sheppard A. H. Shelton
Lewis Webb p 4 J. = James Co Kent Kendall Atwater
Cn,RLorrEsvIllE-JnO r. Jones Co, Valentine Fry Co, T.
Watts.
r. Peakc till the first April may be found at the
counting OF Jno. a. Eusiice & son H. w. Fry
Liberal advances n be produce and mc
charsiizc shipped Ia the address of thu NH 81
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not presume Tint dealers in Grain or
iobncro VII purcaec SPIN "hs Judgment" but pledges him
w lat srfg AHera ssrfas shall be- msdo obtain ue hrhe
'sci pfef ani does not f comparison prices win Inv
. ~ ~ cy lg Having hid thirteen years experience In
N'"L h uf cy alone De- appeals those WIN had Cd
Po'unH'' e" urng n regard 10 be business QUALIFICATIONS
on gH-dEetf
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JOHN N. GORDON

JOHN N. GORDON
Offers for sale the following articles for cash,
negotiable paper, or la exchange for country
produce, md 20 punctuaI customers
the usual lime:
- II. CfoiS, r. Rico. and y. o. Sugar
- Fingie. double A trheGoafdo
West India Orleans Molasses In hhds. andbbs
Fine Old Java
Laguira, Green White
Old and new crop Rio COFFFE
g. Domingo 4 Anruftum
q. Powder Imperial Young Tyson and Black Tea
Pepper. Aispiee. Ginger, Cloves and Nuimegs
Coppeas Nader and Indigo
Sole Leather good and damaged
Hemp Cords. and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Bads
Powder Shot PIG and Bar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread, fne and coauc
Soap Starch, PIG blue and Chocolate
Window Ghss and Puty
Cotton Yarns, from different Factories
Boz Iron. swedca English A. American
Horr Band 4 Sheet Iron a Nail Rods
steel American English Bisiered, Cast Sheer German
Copper Bflkcrt sheating n bar
Zinc, spetcf 4 Block Tin
TN Plate. common kind and loaded for roofing
Wire of IN sizes
Winter Strained Lamp OIL
Live Gecsc Feathers
Tubs iron and wood bound
Polished, wagon and
Bacon, city cured and western
W NB-Countfy produce sod on commission
NH n
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city cured bacon and Iardl
AVIS shoulders and ,IiddIings, carefully cured
II A few kegs lard do 10
For by an % ~ a u,pp,s,>
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NOTICE.
"AY.-3OO bales landing, for sale by
HI del BOYD. EDMOND a DAVENPORT.

MUSIC STORE,
AND PrANo FORTE WARE-HoUsE.
Opposite the Banks.
fsFss--sf-a The subscriber is constantly receiv-
1T{ III ing nom the celebrated mandatory Of NUNS
ctHT aud Piano Fortes possessing the
latest dccacy Of touch and sweetness of
tone 80 peculiar To manufacture.
Constantly on hand a assortment OF
Flutes, Fiarcolcts. Carionetis
Guitars Nioins Nooncenos
Aeeoriions Musical RoNes
Horns, Buges aud TrImpcts
Ffcs AMI Drums
Guitar Harp Piano Forte Strings OF superior quality
Piano Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest offered for sale this State
may Store Of the subscriber who
,nated TO Philadelphia and New York wholesale and
retail prices
Tho-e purchasing again furnished upon better
than they elsewhere n the State
gPianos repaired tuned and taken in exchange
T.. n. TAYLOR.
lPIANO FORTES Of description repaired and tuned
Tuning required WILLIAM kERsiNa whose long
experience ability manufacturing and tuning Piano Fore
Justly entities confidence Guitars Nioln and Ac
rcpained. Violin Bows haired
Rotde will be punetlay attended to either in
q no -
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muN,.ruue r,,xr,No

MI RS. GUlLLEI, who Is well known as n
4V Miniature Painter having returned Richmond Offers
services &c hoe who wish fahn hkene-sc- Of
the invites hides and specimens
sire AZ door TO Mr. Pcrsco' no
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PEAKE. JONES & WINSTON
POLISHING POWDER,

HOR polishing Brass and other Metals requiring high and dura
DIE iuSire IT. excellence IN cleansing al kinds Metal
eci 70 producing polish than any ober
IN uo and t ease with which applied renders object
every family IN point Of economy Il D. used by
metallic and wherever introduced given perfect s,sflr
ton lssupcror qualities have preference ove
any similar PREPARATION offered 70 the public received and o
sub by APP ALEXANDER DUYAL 4 60.
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GEORGE W, GRETTER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN
AGHICUITUHAI. IuPI uTNTS
m

Has on hand. and wl continue t1rercivc
from factories in y Yoik A. boston
Eted by himself Tor thr purpose ~ obtain
inc uic BEsT 'lvrESrsts' npon the
raosf farora5fs feras-win scn ulr same
nt such prices nj eaHH0f faH 10 virs saf,s
fashesf Ne viii sen me produce nj bis
COUNTRY CUSTOMERS without
ANY CHARGE FOR SELLING" where
Do takes ~ riskI deeming ia srfuur~r
'rsttvatrsr 20 sfEvr rHrg lie docs
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DO hereby cery That ie reraulsion u my Gcs
purchased has bottle Bitters Renoyl7r of Health
and found great relief hive Ind dase ~ e breast Tor o
year, past confident that taken medicine 1t has
gwen uf much relief tnk bottle restore tine
10 haath. ROYAL p SHEPHERD.
JrLy va 1912. A. a.
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VIRGINIA.-At rules hold IN the c,o,.,.oe

VlRGlNlA;-At rules held in the Clerks of.
nee Of thu superior Of ChAnesry Tor an. R,ssa
Circuit ths III day of April issa ~''"'
John Thurman and Thomas Pupear pa...,..
Against "-s
John Aeren and Elizabeth a. his Henry r.r and Ma,
ma vile Thomas Butler and Frances A. WIFE wI,,, w.,
nee and Jane r. his wife Isaiah sarah A h [
Elijah A. Miller John w Miller. Nathaniel Min.r R.n,,s,, NJ
AN WIN u Mccall fhraes'h franes Pleasant a. beard .ra
,y - 80 -'"- ~ss~-'n anu othef
anee and given security according To the Assembly ami The [
OF THIS court AMI happeans BY satisfactory evidence ,, h, ~.
not inhabitants fths Commonwealth ordered -, ~
PENDANTS do appear here the goth June
w. inc e OF the Painsi and that order be forth
with Inserted In published the city OF
Capitol Ia city. ~ " ue
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GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL,

HAVE just received fresh supply Of Garden
u seeds omthe Noraso several different ksds Of Garden
Se,i. I State, an Of which they recommend
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
RECEIVED l0TH MAY BY

Smith, DrinIxer 81 Morris.
TuNiE GREAT AWAKENING History Of the Revival of n.
II gion in the time Of Edwards and Whitfield by Joseph Ira
~'
LIFE AND WRITINGS OF EBENEZER PORTER MASON
interpreted with Hints 10 Parents and
and Education OF Child Of Genius by Omsed Professor in
Yale College.
uNlNERshlsM Examined, Renowned and Exposed n
es OF Lectures embracing the author during
Ministry Of twelve and the Testimony
es to the dreadful moral tendency Of their Faith by Mathew
Hale Smith ri
MARRIAGE RING; How Home happy From the
writings Of John Angel James
BIBLE AND THE CLOSET; How nIayr Scrip
lures with the Spiritual Profit by Watson And
Secret Prayer successfully managed BY
by J. o. Cbous reeommendatoy Letter from Rev r. n
Kirk.
sELF-CUITuRE By William Charming, d. D.; with Bio
graphical Sketch he author
DAILY FooD for Christians being Promise and another
Scrpuul Portion for day
Of Hymn beautiful miniature poke; the eighth
London.
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ap I-wllw HENRY GIBSON. CLERK
In the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.

II trict OF Virginia. April o. IsIa.
In the matter OF bankruptcy OF JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM ind,
Ndaly and of a ~ s
cay OF Richmond in the Eastern Virginia The "a John
" CUNNINGHAM who las been dccTeed bankrupt by this Co
having MED petition praying for his discharge ordered .,
notice thereof be published newspaper printed in the CIV on
Richmond seventy days at least before July ne n when
hearing will be had the petition United sta. CON-,
room IN the City OF Richmond aud all creditors have proved
te debts AMI other persons in interest appear the said
time and place. and show they why the pray.r al
the said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Teste:
S-wIlw HENRY cmsnN Ct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-03

M ore this morning opening and beautiful assortment
oi Cloths and Cashmere Medium and Invisible
Greens Medium extra Wool Blacks Common
per Blues Olives Golden browns and piece supeative
American bk Cloth which viii cell by The ydAsD beautiful
assortment n Wooi Black Blue Fancy Our pre
sent assortment n these Goods superior that any former
season and AZ greatly reduced prices.
apIt KENT, KENDALL A. ATWATEU
IlALMOF COLUMBIA-Tho best and cheapest preparation for
- The hareycr offered 10 the public, Tor sale BY
NH if--3m J. ~. EUsTACE 4 SON
4 ENTLE,lENs OVER sHoEs.-Just received splendid ar
~ teie ofhe Patent Rubber over Shoes for Gentlemen
aiO SAMfs PrTNFY
VlUTTER vENfsON-Frcsh roll and hrkin Ruter and
- unan very Venison just received and for BY
PARRlsH q BEAZiEY,
p Cary
lRANDY. PORTER VERY fine Cd London Dock Brandy
- london Brown Stout 10. Pale Ale, for sne
3 w NJ HARRISON
GARDEN NOES, RAKES. Sc.
fCARDs GARDNER have just received lot Of Garden
" Hoes Rakes Spades shoves which they cheap
Gail At The Hardware and Fancy Store street shoko H oppo
site the swan Tavern. apo
NEW ORLEANS MOLNssrs.-ioo bb' landing Ills morning
4 ' for sale by
spH LEWIS WEBB
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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCOui
Just received fresh supply Chewing Tobacco of the
very hnest quality manufactured by Mr. b. Aen-for sale in
quantities to purchasers ~ "
p surpprpsox =,
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A Il Court held for Cumberland county, the
IA aTth day of March, lsta-
Alexander &. johnson. phd,
against
Coleman Edwards and John W. Wilson. dert-.
In CuANcERy.
The defendant Coleman Edwards entered
and according the act Assembly and
81 this Court and by satisfactory evidence
not nhabant OF this Country ordered that the
PENDANT do the day OF June Court
swerthe bin Of pn andthas copy ofths order
Inserted In some Published IN te city OF Richmond
for two months successfully aud posted the hon, door Of
Court house Of this county.
eopy-Tese
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GAMBHOONS, DHILLINGS, &C.
II iGlIr and dark coloured Cambroons
- White and brown Linen Dnlings
Dnp etc and Cape Cambes
Summer Cassimetes and Nankcens
good Of the for PantaOon received
and Tor sale cheap, J. n. CUNNfNGHAMs
ina Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
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SPRING STOCK.

'rTY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds Civ Cured
~ Bacon uIos Rsundj-for a BY
NH 7-lw A PAT-TESoN
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LOUISA WAII-ROAD.
Lines To Charlottesville Staunton Lynchburg
and the virginia Springs.

MONT TR.iyELALvG .4VoIDED-.fND GREsTLr ~.
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DEALERS FOR CASH.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Nj RS Washington Potts IS
1Nh Martin ChuEzlcwit, No 4, 81 cents
Muuays Encyclopedia of Geography, parts and
Poeca Remains of Lucreta NJ Davidson, with biography by
Miss Scdgwick
Samuel w. Gfeaves, IS
Homeward Bound. Cooper
rle tiictlunauer by do
The Rocky Mountains, Nos. } and I, by Irving.
ma J. w. RANDOLPH
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RICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROADS..
CD> CHANGE OF HoURs.-On and after
i this day. the hour OF leaving for the and
a Ll West viii he 6 O'Clock. A. NJ.
r@N2 Arrival and Departure Trains.
I'M MAI. TRAIN FOR FREDERICKSBURG
Leaves daily q AN
Arrives daily al r. NJ
VAIL TRAM FOR CHARLOTTESVILLE srAuNrnN AND
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TO FAnnEns ANp nEncmANTs.

UfNfSi HOESU HOESffl
UST received and for sale cheap, very SUI.
~ Pefior assortment Of Wedding and Ilinng Hoes
RICIAHDS A. GARDNER,
NH 81 " FtlcCt Fhockpe TfiH below the Uru,f
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.

HcHNoSD, February l.lSiS
The Committee appointed to eNa mine into he allai rs
aad condition Of the jamos liver and k,navln Comma
ny reached This city last evening. They highly
pleased with their ri p and agreeably disappointed in
the beauty and s0ilny the Cumrany's improvements
-particuarly Of those above IynclburE. Without c1-
cepton, however, they condemn the commencement Of
she work on the latter division Of tho ino when the,
Company had no ether rcsurees bat theissuo tlits
scrip which at the ne circulating al heavy Rites
OF discount and more especially 'lp they condemn The
demolition Of the old I'uc Ridge Canal, which an
sveed Tor The TIME all the wants Of the upper
James River COUNTY,, when the Company
without HE moa nsoI repacI NC II by proved
mnncation. That. indeed Akt great fdH Il Of tho
Company the cause Of most Of its subsequent pecuri
airy difficulties, and tho consequent nco%san attacks
which have been made upan he Judgment (and Sune
times the nlcgny oils Officers 1t is luo Obvious nov.
10 be den 'ed And | prcsn NE 10 will navy derry
ta the money expended above Iyrchbug has been e
ven worse than thrown ava y-that II would have beeu
rs wei of he Company ami far better for the est ciyo
section Of country i0ercst in cnaNgaion Of tia petition
Of tho line Of ilic iO1OoD (or ihrreabousl expended
ia destroying the old canal and IN erecting useless locks
and sanls most (which a been nccessa lily abandol
ed in unGuishe state, had been sunk ia the Bottom
% thf tycr-becaNse, whiIelho Company can derive no
bs'.eilt from those incomplete Of its inuli
cions haste, the people ofiockbriIgo, Boeuuri, Rsn
nohc aud other wostcn cOutics wod have enjoy ed the
advantage Of unolsirucod and sa e navigation "a,
Tor heir bateauy instead Of he precarous and rerlu,
Passage which hey ave compelled To encounter
dotb even, whether tho Then a., ,rIeaao from Hocl-
bndse ho. by inducing suspicion in The min.e Of i.e
uemorrs II The L'-.5..tlrN IN rsIclg4rn,, Under
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6'frNtMta HeDfslatuve.
MoSpAY. Ian. 30. lss3.
HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.

The following communication from the Senate wa
1.-THE Senate have passed ,he bills entitled An &C
attaching the county OF Carroll TO the tenth judicial C
cut. and
An act changing the time Of holding the Hdsiing'
Court o,she town ofli'snvilie.
Compensate. 10 u isaess,s.
The motion 10 rcconsidnr The vote passiaQ the OH IL
scresse the compe nsa on called up BY
Mr. Meore OF {.
Mr. Tavenner rnse 10 discuss The dement's Of thebiIi
when he was informed by Mr.. Bpadus that Il was III,
design Of the patrons of the bill Ia vary lis provisions
,eriav;-o leave The par diem the present, aud
Y increase the mileage.
The reconsideration was then carred-and Mr.. Moore
moved to amend the h by striking out -, aud inserting
So cents.
Mr.. Tavenner moved the indefinite pos;ponemeni Of
The whole subject.
The ;no,isa to postpone indsnaiicy was LIST: ayes
90, noes 10.
The question REQUIRED on the amendment to sIriko OIL
rs and insert So.
The ameadmcn, strike ont - and insert IS prevail
cd without a division.
Mr. Robins moved the following amendment.
Prorided. That nothing cen,snod in tins act shall
DO construed authorize any witness residing within
the county to receive more than one dollar per dlema
greed to.
Mr.. Cowan moved to strike ont 0 mile. aud insert :.
which was agteed 10.
Mr. Tavenner wished the ayes and noes IN TIC
enc rossmeni-that gentleman, since their objections
were removed by amendments. might appear IA thrlr
true position. They were ordered aud ayes u,
nors 7.
The Speaker laid before the House letter from
the Governor. covering 4 statement of the condition
Of the Exchange Bank and Faunefs' Bank Of hIr-
ginia.
Mr. Smith of F.. presented letter Of citizens from I
William and fauquifr, expressing ihelrconhdence IN the
inicor ty honor &C. - Judge acett.
The following engrtsset 81. Were read third iimc
and passed.
s. Authorizing the formation II Company Of CAV
airy within the counties Of Campbe, laiiaN aud Char
lolte.
RESOLUTIONS,
By Mr.. Brawner-That the Comm ftec Of Courts
inquire into the expedeuc} Of dds tho law aaholi
sing the taking OF Dispositions commissioners
BY Mr. Smith, of r., That tnc Commuce of Courts
insuire into the cXpedienoy a providing for the more
srsedy and certain trial Of Heais trun Magistrates
Judgments, by transfer Of lhc enc to the offye Juis
ncnt docket OF the quarterly toms or in som, other
mode which 10 them may rNredient.
BY Mr.. Hopkins: That tn Committee for Cuurs IN
Circuit Superior Courts of Law and Chancefy to "a
change Circuits every year.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Calwell Of ErhTaim Gwnn-hy tho same Of
VIM. A. Martin asking the extension II the charter
authorizing the construction nf a turnpike road from
White Sulphur Springs n Grenhner to tic Sweet
Springs.
Numerous bills were Rad
On motion Of Mr.. Kane
The House adjourned.
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The Biack 1'oHgue.-ANe have noticed in several "a
rcs accounts Of fearful epidemic, said 10 be prevailing
The nreofbopd Of Bslsion. but meet with precise
description 81 It, excel IN letter To the editors Of the
Boston Mail. dated tic ith inst. The writer says
number OF persons have Jifd OF this disc ase aud linus
describes is apprannr
The disease s1m"lifues commences with swelling Of
the glands n tie threat but mpre generally believe
with 1t the extremity 'routs OF the tongue
The longne soon becomes swoled to enormous SIZE
and unrs relieved begins 10 black very near
~ resembling morifcalion which s0on s.rs death
believe tbere las he,n scarcely case which rera,n
survived tie disease alter the blaclnss began 10 D.! in
upon lhc tongue,
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THE PlFrrRENCE--'rho northern people (exccpt
the extreme anacs} rigorous in their conduct
towards colored people than the souhcrncs. We have
heard frequently Of their refusing To travel in the
stage with backs-or rather Of their refusing 10 allow
black seats IN the stage with them \ few days since
the Captain and Clerk OF the steamboat Globe we be
heso ON the Connecticut Sound refused seat their
breakfast table TO l,ALIIIo. ambassador from the King
OF the Hawaiian of Sandwich Islands 10 this Govern
hent-the said Envoy being copper colured. He was
compelled, therefore, take the servants table
but Mr.. Richards. an Amcrcau and his travelling com
panion took seat by his side at the humber board
Now we venture 10 say that nowhere in the SOUTH
where this EmhaSsader travelled was he treated with
as much severity as he met in the land of philanthropy
aud equality par excellence. Rich. Com
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Domestic htttrlItnruCc.

IMPORTANT fiNA>CnL orERATIoN--Wea are pleas
ed 10 have II III eur power IL state, that the balance o
the loan authorized by Congress, being someW hat more
than thrcp millions Of dollars. was taken at Washing
Ton on Monday last Mt a fraction above par, by Mr.
" nd Of New York II was taken, understand not
on Ioregn account but 10 be used in his country Such
demonstration Oh The rafl Of American capitalists of a
returning willingness now to invest. cannGt l to have a
henelclal ttloct.
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F@'srcss-Ihr Scna'eis still engaged il discussing
The Oregon bill, MIR, Bcrten and Nj. Calhoun have
both spoken against ii. Nf linn in It's favor Nj
RINes "as 10 have I'c floor next, The repeal Of the
Bankrupt bill hs not beoI acted upon by hc Serae vet
HE House Of Representatives has been engage. On the
Army bill, and territorial business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

RHopr isr.,Np.-Guycrnor King ha; issued his proc
amatlon declaring that the constitution termed by The
convent ion assembled Newport the second Monday
OF September, has been adopted 10y majority Of the
qualified electors IN the state. and that the first Tues
day OF May next ii M.i become the supreme law Of tho
land
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SlAN LAW.

ihe bill to prevent the sacrifice OF property forced
saies. was taken up at an early hour and debated tall
the adjournment
Mr.. Bocock Of Buckingham had the Dor ON the sub
Ject and opened the days discussion with very plai-
shlc speech. He dcGoed his position in the outset
declaring that his constituents desired some measure Of
relief aud that ho felt called upon 10 say something in
IT'S favor. lie represented that both sides of the dis
cusson the consequences of the measure were exaopera-
od-tha those who opposed it apprehended degree of
injury aud rnn TOR which there was no warrant and
that perhaps lis friends ante aed greater benefits from
II than II could impart
Mr.. b. defended the measure the grounds of It's
consuanallly, conlcudng that il did not impair the
obligation OF contracts lie replied TO many Of the ar.
Eemcnts Of Mr.. Ednunds oil Halifax particularly 10 that
n which II was alleged advantage would be given To
i"reign over domestic creditors. Mr. 3. eonended that
the domestic creditor could bring suit and have his claim
secured as eNprdnousiy as The foreign creditor
! WIN regard To the alleged injury TO the Banks he
argued iilal 1t would not ensue The same reasons for
maintaining individual rrodt. would then exist tbai
exists now and men in business would no sooner suffer
protest than at present He dscredied the idea that
Northern creditors wrnld in the e. States Courts
when they could get their debts secured in the State
Courts lie continued 10 So aa considerable euqh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

The New York correspondent of tho United States
Gazette says under date of January Goth. that most of
the specie brought out from England by the Caedonia
is said 10 amount TO $500, 600 had reached New York
considerable portion OF 1t being for investment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06
.EES q
Notice.

FENIlE LANGUORNE MILLS are sill carried ON
n IN the name of Lanshorne & Stcptoe--NNo shah
continue to pay the highest market price for Whoat
II. s. LANGIIORNF,
FAY E1TE SrEPIcF
Aug. Is ,..f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

An English paper states that company recently
formed IN London, have actually taken patent for
new machine, which is Ia convey passengers goods and
dispatches through the AR, performing the journey from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

W John H. Peyton, Esq, Safe Senator from tho
Augusta District declines tsng c7adiaa,e Dr re eIcc-
ton next Spring. MLP,'s loss in The Seuae viii BE-
very auch reg rcttcd.