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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26

ron TUE NtRaihiAN.
.Nesas. Ediiow-Tho last Republican enn,alns Two
editorials upon ,he meeting u the Wing Ladies' IN this
plscr on Thursday last. IN wnh tho ohjrei e their as
socstlon Is entirely mlsrepresened aud motives imputed
to them which are unjust.
seek IN controversy concerning this mat,et--bui
ask where does the Editor al The kcpub'an derive his
authority for stating their oheci be 10 honnr III, par
titan deeds ri bold and reckless party leadsf}-And
where too have they inna.d "theii knowledge al
political science superior toa majority OF III. men al the
nst,onf'-Ceriainlyh he will have the justice on rtlec.
ton 10 relieve Them from all such npuistons.
The design app, Ia be 10 n,imidate thrm IN the
work they have undertaken. lur why such appeals
made that Washington Jelerson and others ol the illus
hinus dead, now sleep IN hc hosoln oi Virginia, and
sea RELY granite slab marks hc place wleio rcposo
their honoed bones. Those have lived--have had
all the hunnrs country could conicrthey have passed
away and may their guriuusdeods live while Liberty
lives and only depart when II departs.
But IN these lines when man oi expcrenee-a man
whose wisdom has sptoad tho fame OF Ameflcaa man
whn every occasion his country demanded II. has
rendered services of which he alone was capahleIhs
rlan, when hls counirymen were about 10 place him
where his we'll kntwn principles would have s'caded
our course and illuminated onr way Ia greatness is io.
lowed by train Ut defamation. SANDER aud abuse 10 =
quail which no hlsory has yet revealed lis pages Yes
such did defeat HIM WHO was the rational choice
of the people
Aud noW it appears thai their appses aud hunger
Tor tins vile aud wicked COURSE has not ceased WIN
l. Gil 'i''ois hht N pursuing hlW- " puA'"''' '" w
grave. It's een. present no barrier, and because we
noble The generous "Wmg ladies'" (God bless 'hem'
Of the Sla.e which gave him br,h, deem II their driy
to cree, mo. umcn to his memory they too are 10 tall
victims u this stril OF iocoiocos.n aud are reminded
that their names u be handed down t postetiiy as
'Parlizan Ladies' 10 be admired by parlzan patriots
But LADIES' let not Tho remarks of the Republic an or
OF any other press embauass Your operations u nave
espoused y nobe work. kear ;onr marble column IN
,l It's beauty. Teach YOUR hrothe, aud SOUS that II IL
yonr tribute 10 him who hke aucie.'t AIst.des. was
rejected because he was lustNh hen tne gfa&e s'ia.l
shut him um the view there will be holy and paa>
sing reflection thrown around your Mrs AID ung al
ter the heart which ha. received the Waetiad shafts Of
hendsh enniiy enmy such rs no other nan ever had
shall be dissolved to its mother earth " III repair
cred rtlec,mn the youth OF Virgins, 10 gather fresh
kno" lssee, and cx,am behold the glorious censor oil
him Who taught eternal political truths" J.
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MARRIAGES.,

Married on "Wednesday. the lIh inst. by the Rev.
l. Morgan. Mr. JAMES NJ. JONES, Of Bedford county.
to Mis-, MrLegN, f.. daughter Of Ballard Smith Of
Greenbrier county.
-, on the I2h inst by the Rev Hubbard Eanes
Mr.. NICHOLAS W. Ronnnrsos, Of Bedford, 10 Miss
SARAH r.. daughter OF Mr.. Burwe Law, Of Pntsyl-
va,.la.
- in HALIFAX county. on the l7ih, by Elder f.
las Dndson M, ELISHA ID. NALLKR, Of Pni.y lvauia
to Miss MARTHA A. daughter OF the late Willis Glass.
OF Mississippi.
----, on The 18th. by Elder John J.. Pritchard,
Mr.. JAMES W SoYAns, 10 Miss ANN f.. daughter OF
Stephen Coleman, all of Pitisylyania.
-, on "Wednesday. the Goth November. by the
Rov. Nathan Anderson, Mr.. JoHN ID. RIoE. 10 Miss
ELIZA ANr, daughter u Willis Gravely, Esq. all OF
Henry county
-, on Thursday, the 2lsi. Nov. by the Rev
John ID. Ilankns, Mr.. lAnRIsoN WYATT to Miss
CARoLisE, daughter Of Edward Thomas, Esq, all of
Henry.
----, on Thursday. the 2sth Nov. by the Rev S.
Mnler, Mr.. SAMUEL bAwaEscE, oi Henry, To Miss
REBLCcA CAmPBELL Of franklin.
-. on the l9h inst, by the Rev. Nathaniel
Thun,as. Nh, WILLIAM }. CARDwELL. IN Miss MA
III J. MOORE daughter Of Christopher Moore, ESD
all Of Campbell county.
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I'er ocracy-Ih ST. Clatssile (Ohiol Gazette
draws very hasdsoue portrait IT "Dtm,cfae,o-bu lint
mos, persous irom their inability 10 guess who sat for
the picture, will be spt TO regard J. as entirely mhry
sketch. For example; mo man isa,s the Gazeitel Is
IA Democrat. who is low, mean, and poss, ssns mar
row, contracted sp'rlt requires hunesty. capacity
Integrity and inileNlby oirnfpose in It's followers
ut rejects the base the cunning, the srld the wicked
riss. ADORE error, exposes sophsy. and look aruand
land abroad lar objects of comnseratipn''- much
more Of the same sort. Cerisnly. ''democracy" is
must admirable Thing, II this dentatun OF lis features
faithfully ponrtrays OF lis eSctenoies Bu, in ,ha +,
case, all we have to say is that ii has never vet been
our good fortune TO meet with the original Who has
eve seen it?
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A Prophecy-The New York Herald, which has
strong lucolueo slnes, closes long article oi specula
ties IN the future. with lhis remark, which has
lng u truth recommend II, whatever may be thought
oil IFS va'icinatien: 'Mr Polk IN says) has only
ceeded To the tate and destiny o Mr. Van Buren,; and
Benton, Calhoun, Cass. Wright aud all will destroy
Que another. So that The prospect Of the ruin of the de
roeahc party, IN consequence o lis intestine huds. Is
bran, IN the extreme. aud promises TO pave he way
i the election Of Mr. Clay in 1913. by Of the most
overwhelming maJariiles'ha ever carried popular man
into the Presidency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26
THE SlIeIREASJRY.

Mr. Dromgoole has brought forward his Sub asury
l which was - feed 10 ST. cp II e sleep o dc ath, du
rrp the last session OF Congress. lie then i'and no
douD, II would he made an issue before lie people, aud
,,y mud. ul, Whenever IL called up, SAID he Was
MT ready Tor II; and thus keep II under has care the
wule scsson. Bat lie cones out most yalantiy now
The cl,c,n rs ,vrr aud say, ''lhe sleat issue IN 10
svn 10 the pubc ieasne lay between the two schemes
# Uhled eaus Bank al The independent ur Sub
Treasury 1lat qotslIan has recently been decided by
The people IN favor Of The u5-Tuasufy.o Mr.. J. r.
Inerrso euItd that 1t was decided by the lae el"c-
ton He SAID he knew Il such issue before tie peo-
pie. Bat Ia 1919 the election turned upon the
Sub-lrasnty. aud tie people willed It's repeal. In
fact, il is difficult IN tell what The issues in The
late eecllpn-u neither the Tariff Texas. Sub Treasury
or Dor ! hIs one ihins know, Tie oral"rs ol the
Loco Fuco schoul would defend ,le Dub Treasury
and present il as an before the people, this part
OF The country Here it Was Texas-Texas-1eXa
Ask lo Fnro here, what his principles, his
mediate reply would be- .Itray. We are confident no
other naie in this larl OF the country hut Tex
as; hui Polk is elected, aud lie is against the Tariff. n
eanst Distribution and fr The Sub Treasury the friends
Of all these several measures will doubl claim that the
verdict Of the people have been with them Whether
The Sub Treasury issue no;, will certainly
bs made law, unless Virginia elects Wing Senator.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
TAU Gu la LII, William s. Mary College,


Dec. 9Th. lsiAS
Al meeting of the Society. held tho evening OF the
2Slh Nov. the death ii our brother Thomas II Bul
lock, ri lynehburg, Va. having been announced the
following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
The members Of the Tau CHI Socicty, chershnt tina
memory OF their deceased brother. Thomas H. Bullock
Esq. desire 10 record their testimony OF his various
worth his high OF honor. his steadasncss in the
discharge Of every duty his many frmness tempered by
ldness genencss and nrhaaiiy, making together that
beautiful assembage OF graceful aud engaging qualities
thai constitute the true ' lrg INA gentleman.
Therefore, Rts0ipcd That we have henrd with deem
regret the death Of brother; aud that We deeply
sympahze with the friends and relatives Of HE deccas
ed on his unlimely fate.
Resoleed That in loken Of tho respect We cherish Tor
memory Of the deceased We wear the usual badge of
mourning on the lett arm Tor thirty days.
Resolped That copy Of the above preamble and rcso
uons be sent To the relations of The deceased and tho
Lynchb"rg N'rguan, Richmond Wing and Richmond
Enquirer for publication.
WALLER MASSIE,)
B. WILEY, Committee
X. GNOHAM,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26

Tie Lplies and The Repubicaa.-'fhe Republican,
be very much disturbed about The Statue which
the Ladies oi Virginia props 10 erect IN honor OF MI
Clay, ior his many public services. 1t has nearly
column Of abuse of the Ladies (bess their sauls!we do
nut wonder it, few ofihem I.ocoocos. berause
they chose to do honor distinguished and pure man.
We will give specimen Of this INST unprovIked at
tack upon them.
"As the Wing Ladies entering the political are
ma, we would advise the gentlemen Edllors or CORES
P1ndcns Of Wing newspapers. 10 get ON q The roy"
as lhey Ali be entirely superseded Mrs. Lucy Bar
touT has already commenced, and she Will be folio" ed
by all the hui. Wing "I.ucys,' until We shall have 4
shower sufficient 10 produce perfect deluge."
The above shows fully the disposition Of the Locof
ca" II is what would call I.ocoiocoism "out and
out. An attack upon hose whun ali Of US have regard
ed our duty protect.
Dies the Editor intend to be Te,ronntin sumo Of his
a''nsons If he does, where Is his gallahiry p
We hope the Ladies will not be int Undated by these al
lacks Of the Republican from pursuing that course which
which they derm best = rather let them double their
diligence in the g'd they have begun. If the
i"cotcos will attack Mr.. Clay, who has iune much
"r his country, the Ladies cannot expect 10 escape
without coming in for their share Of defamation.
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Dee. as
WOODROUIsNE SCHOOL.

I'lIt. subscriber respectfully acknowledging the gen
Il erons confidence hitherto extended 10 HIM, by the
cubic IN h@ profession, takes this method o announcing
The conlihbance OF his School The approaching year
His st session viii commences tho LIST Monday In
January ant, close on Friday the 9th day ofJune. His
second session vii tho LIST Monday Of Ju
ly, and close tina sub day Of December, 1916.
For The present, he caG comfortably accommodate 4
bout buarders-and whilst he you'd prefer boys under
ID years of age he will refuse any over That age. OF
whose doclty and correct department he can be as
surtd.
Ills aim is rather to mpart so,ld and permanent IN
suciion than 10 acquire temporary n0torcty by os
display OF superficial atianmenis the part vi
his pupils In all cases he will endeavor 10 lay good
foundation by insisting on an accurate acquaintance with
the elementary parts. before The scholar
attempt 10 advance 10 a higher grade Orihographv
neal Penmanship, correct and spirited Reading, and
thorough acquaintance with Arithmetic will he CONSTANT
ly enforced un satisfactorily attained. His course will
then comprehend Grammar, Geography with the Use Of
the Globes, History, Geometry, Algebra, Natural Ph-
osophy kheorlc &c. with the Latin, Greek aud french
Languages
In the discipline of his School he will endeavor 10
combine far he may be able, the kind office Of
afecionale parent with the enlightened Judgment oi
a conscientious GUARDIAN lie would respectfully request
Those who may have sufficient confidence in his 9uni
cations aad integrity entus their children To his
call on him from time 10 tlne 10 satisfy themselves III
his fidelity. As the Subscribers preparation for more
extensive accommodation is IN considerable stale Of
lDrwardness and he conempaies an uninterrupted de-
voon To IN, profession long his physical and
ls faculties will justify IT, as much from a CONSCIENTIOUS
conviction Of duty from the ordinary consideration Of
selinerest, he hopes Tor continuance and increase oi
public favor-being ready and willing to submit his
claims to the decision OF the candid and enlightened.
His prices remain unchanged, viz: For Boarding. 81 90
per month. Fol- Tuition in Orhoeraphy, Pennmanship.
Reading and Arithmetic, 81 80 per month; any higher
branches in English, $500 per month. For the Ian
guages and Mathematics other than Arithmetic, So 90
per moaih, payable in all the expiration Of the
session. Pupils charged from the time OF entrance To
the end Of the session. without abatement, except for pro
laced sickness Address he subscriber AT Green Hill
Post Office, Campbell CO., Va.
SAMUEL L. MILLER.
Dec ~ W4w II
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OBITUARY..

Died, in Amherst county, near Lynchbnrg, on the
night Of the 4h Of December. 1874, in the 30ih year
o her age, DsLILAH BURroRp, daughter Of Jacob Bur
nett deed, aud wife OF John Buriord to whom she
had been married between and Two years. Sine iad
been afflicted h the rheumatism from a chid, N Der
body, which Transferred 10 her head ahoai II Or
days before she died. In consequence of pain,
she frequently delrions MI about III ogfs before
her a. cease, when she became feeble nat she could
no, talk much above her BREATH though rom that time,
she appeared to he sensible to the last and nearly The
last words she spoke she told her attendants that she
saw two angels coming So proiessed religion some q
or y years ago, and joined the n'ehodist Episcopal
church, which she has adhered ever snce-and ihoneh
her lot in the owly walks of life, SIC acted her
part wel-as daughter. obedirni; as wife, Io,ing;
a. sister and neighbour kind, faithful and accomnoda-
ting; in industry she was unsurpassed. She has left
husband, mother five brothers and sister, besides
numerous relations and friends To mourn.
Mourn for themselves, Tor her there is no need,
Her soul is only from the body freed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26

yTIRGINiA:-At Rules held in the Clerk Office OF the
Cucuit Superior Court Il Law aud Cbancery for the
county of Nelson, in the month of II, cenber, 1874:
John Roberts and IosephH. Roberts, Plaintiff,
against
John SHELTON and Elizabeth his wife, Sarah Roberts,
uris and Ale xander Roberts, executor Of Joseph Roberts
deed. defendants
liz CHANcERY.
The defendants John Shelton and Elizabeth his wife, not
hav entered their appearance and given security acco
ding the Act of Assembly and the rules Of this COURT and
appearing by satisfactory ldencs the court that they
inhabitants of this Commonw th motion OF the
plaintiffs, by their COUNSEL 1t ordered that the said dcen
do appear rules 10 be held IN The said Clerks
Office the first Monday in March next and answer the
bill of the Plaintiffs; and that copy this order be forth
with inserted in the Iynchburg \rguian, newspaper
inthe Of Lynchburg for two months success
vey another copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the courthouse, OF this county, some court day.
copy-Teste,
RIO. C. CUTLER, Clerk.
Dec &c WIN
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o. "Lyachb,ps" shall appear in our next paper.

Grahams Maga-ine.-We have received the Janu
AIRY number of his deservcdly popular periodical 1t
has beautiful engraving Of the "Chih and Luic,"
IA Wreath q Roses, elegantly etlo,ed'a aeaurful
sle eng rav wing Of '.Nonmouih Battle Grounds" Ais
so an engraving of Horse Racing" among The Sioux
Indians. II contains contributions from many able Wi
tets--anong them notice j X. Pauding. Mrs NJ.
l.. Hewitt, Sc. Price for "A single copy, yearly 50.
For Two copies, 81. For five Copies $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26

uVlIIS disease is 81 common aud often 50 alarming
l. To demand the first and chief notice OF an expsrcas
crd Physician,
There is no part Of the lreha which may no, b nas.
rowed by a structure The first symptoms Of which
patient afflicted with this disease most frequently
plains, inability to retain his water long
al an obscure nnsasness pbout the seat and alteration
in the stream Of urine, which, instead OF being full and
equal smaller than usual and is orked, spiral scat
tered The first Symptom Just noticed conpes the pa
tiSnl To fise once twice IN the night To void his urns
and he nss GENERALLY finds that greater force is
snry its complete expulsion than he has been in The
habit of eYeriing in consequence Of The resistance ads
to the free passage Of the by the strcuss Nao
iurnnl emissions common symptom Of this tnui.
psin and memes there is mucous discharge frasH
the Urehra, which is seen adhering 10 the bottom ofhe
receiving vessels. When The disease is of very az
Cravat-d nature, the urine will niien become quito
white and be mixed with blood there will b.
great difficulty aud pain in voding the urine, and Ike.
wise much general debility.
The immediate cause of structure is slow indamma.
lion in the part aecied which occasions hckening ef
the canal and deposition Of adhesive matter around that
hckenng, as 10 produce dimnnlion Of the dams.et
Of the canal and thai whatever gives Use to consdera
BILE irritation in the Urethra, may prove cause Of STRIFE
there. Hence the disease very frequently llowS
Gonorrh1a; or /, may he induced by drinking riding
hard, and by direct injury Of the part When pa
lent laboring under Gonorh@a is mpruden ~ 10 in.
uge in hard riding and free drinking. he exposes him
self to the powerful causes Of the present nslady:
and such rarely fail TO produce il in lis worst foris
When patient is able 10 procure the assistance ii M
able medical practioner, he ehodld Immediately avail
himself Of it, and implicitly adhere 10 the nsftc'l'ss
given; but uuharpiy. ignorance aud inaiiehiloh sfN
much common than their oposites; and i Is an
lndlspuabe fac, hat vast number Of persons Athlete
with the presen, complaint fad difficult matter Ia 'u
lain judcious and efficient aid and soms wh0 ~
ny ample pecuniay attain to it only afisr a long
and painful search.
DR.. HlRTLEY is not unusy celebrated for III. 70
.f,l,1 s.,ke
wears exclusive practices this particular bra c If the
PROGRESSION, fully the assertion that he IN nm.
lrrake The and prntracled . and etlec,
perfect cure. References given If fequir d.
o. Office one door below The Trinity Church. A.
tendalre all hours duridg The day and evening.
Richmond, December 10 ,sG
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E@t India Cotoa.-lhe mpsrlaons Of East India
Cotton into Great Britain duing the past year, have
been greater than before exhibiting an increase of
43 per cent hle there has been decrease in American
cotton OF 20 Ter cent. IT. airy also is said 10 be
ly improved competing with that Of The L. States.
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REED a. EnMEEssON

\ RE Offering for sale at tho very lowest market
IA Prices:
70 bags Coffee, Rio Laguira, Java, &C., No.,
10 hlds n. Orleans, r. Rico & ST. Crox Sugar;
10 boxes Loaf Sugar (assorted)
Gunpo@der, Young Hyson, Imperial and Black
Tea, -.
Sperm and Tallow Candies Senp. Spices, Buckets,
Brooms, Olive Oil, Lamp Oil, Pori, Madelra.
Sherry, Malaga and Clnret Wines, with all
bthet articles in our line
June h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26

....,hs,ii,y IN ihs sy s,eni 10 lha test Of vote.
par opponents well knew that Q" tins great question
~, h,ye j. saered with us in double sense"-a"d
@ ,,,i,k il is moi exactly polite to throw nf the mask
:, ,.r, the evil day. in the hope either that some
.,-sn.h as war-may arise. to rendern impal-
....;..h the revenue. or that other questions oil
", magnitude may ovefshadow this, aud thus di
,. oubIc attention from their failure to ledeem their
.',.mn hedge to the people But lie, them not be de
'..l Their pledges shall not be iorgo,ten-and, if
ssy .h. refuse, when in power' t" relieve the country
, The oppressive eSaciions Of the unequal and iniqa
w. ..,aa of taxation with the imposition of which
,,.. have q, Lang falsely charged the Wings, Ter the
f,,t to, successfully of turning against them the
IAN, =, ,,uuar prejudice. they shall not escape the
and if they sh, mol be able TO evade the exc
,-,,o and re,ribu'ion, which their bold 'm's'aF' and
;,.ncsri,y will richly merit from deceived
and insaed constituency
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North Carolina against ,9anegation,-A resolution
time since introduced into The lower lieuse of the
North Carolina Legislature, declaring that Texas ought
In be annexed 10 the L. States speedily AS p,s-
sible provided the be effected without any
compromise ri the rights, interest and honor of the L
States" has been ,ceetcd. by the decisive Of 9
IL 62l
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,,~xcy1VANIA AND THE TARIFF OF AZ.

prNNSyLvANlA AND mi. iA3'ff of az,
,o,k place in the House ul Representa-
,,ou,sitiun 10 reduce the dnly raiI road
;o,nduced BY Democrat Mr.. Phoenls) of New
" - Mr.. Bdlack U.oco) of Pennsylvania, defended
-. interest Of that State, declaring that II was la
a. ,,,e and that the Democrats OF that State
a in layn of the Tariff of 1872 remaining
,.h,oe.d lie defended the protection Of coal and /
WV h,mgh,nt. Mr. ingers1 U.oc,) Of the same State.
=, l.r.nI.J the Tariff, and wanted 10 know, if the
,yhics Who had always stood by it, intended now 10
Io.ar, II lie wanted TO know il coal and iron were
:. 10 deserted lie said The proposed measure would
.;,,,,,ly =, repeal of the Tariff act Of 1912, aud
.opeal,d to all its I'D friends 10 stand s'eadas'y
~ i, A Wing (Nr. Morrs) Of ftnnss 'van'a SAID
. Stat. had been deuded into the support OF Polk
,, the peonle OF thai State were for the iarh though
..y had voted Tor Polk. He slated they had been DC
.;vd by reacheruus and NOW they were to
- to first i, receive the fatal stab hy abuishng the
r.,G n articles Size WIS n,st interested IN. Nil
lln,s U4oto) dS C., went for lis reltai mn edia'e
~ He said .'whtlher The great Arch State oil fennsyi
,,nia had or lad been doindd IN tie late election
v,s for the sagaci,y, the knoN td-e, and the arueness
# that Arch State to say Bul To lie question under
,sid, ,ati.u il did not conc III other States as VEL as
herself Pennsylvania rised loud cry against the
INJUSTICE Of ILL., pr p taeure--her feelings stem I"
he extremely wounded by ii cfitnsse and Unfair
Mr. Foster Urc) Of Penn. said that the people ct that
State had no, been euded stated by oeof her rep
rrseps,iyes, in voting fr Polk but that she waited or
him believing HIN 10 lie Tariff ma" ard that he brIiev-
Cd that he would stand ty her interest. lie declared
himself the friend Of the Tariff OF $40, Some shalp
Shooting then took place between him and Mr. Holmes
CSC So it seems that Southern aud Northern De
m,cracy are net at all likely 10 agee upon this subject
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TIE SIrBLrREASCRY BILL PASSED.

II will he seen by the following proceedings of the
Iouse on Saturday, hat the Sub Treasury bill has been
re enacted as far as the Of that House goes. by
mai1rtv of near Two to one. ,S fate In the Senate Is
more uncertain, of couoa and as President Tyler ap
proved lhe repeal of Mr.. Yan Buren's Snb-Ireasnry
Law las decision the present, Of course conec,n
rail- although incline to the belief la' ne Is 'niiy
prepared unsly and undo whatever honest there was
in the earlier narl OF his administration.