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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-13

Great Adreriistmeat-We believe ii,
CREATES, advertisement ever given out 70
any Printers IN this country, is that altr
gwen By the Corporation TO the Eyenln,
Post, aud the New Era, Of proper,, TO b
sold iar Assessments. That adseftiseipea,
was published once aeek for lhinyl
weeks, ard comes TO mrr THIRTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS, or Sta thous,..
I've hundred dollars each. THIS /, uay
hat Is technically called Fat, adref.
lIsemeni, and the beauty Of II Is, that II ssi
promptly pald,-no running 4 second na.,
the Comptroller gives bis warrant Gu he
Treasurer, Which is paid, Il required, IL ban.
cash. We do no, complain Of tins
the contrary, We are gfai,sed that !, iaIse
The lot Of the profession occasionally lore
ceiye reward. Almost always, pour'
iayors fall IN every direction except ulo l1
hands Of prlnters.-A. j. ErFrtss.
We do complain Of ,l.--uo, because III
sor,hy contemporary u the Post ca'caa
such a windfall, bat because II is mad. v;
Of exorbhaut charges assessed upon uss.J
and suffering persons on account OF lNi
mis'oriunes. Probably there is 10, -
per in the clty bot would have beeo slsa y
publish said advertisement - imss "
$1,000; aud We say II Is outrageous that
men who cannot pay their honest dFts
should be Obliged to make Up such ia
Of loaves and fishes, as a reward Tor Scrra
rendered 10 The pdrty.-JOar. Con.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-13

NOrst Marriaee2-In Framinghan
Conn, Mr. Phillip ID. Edmouds of Lowell,
TO Susan Harriet Willis; Mr. Thomas S.
Edmonds, Of Lowell, to Miss Harriet Susan
Willis The bridegrooms were twin brothers
and the brides twin sisters.
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TlIE NEGRO WITNESSES Ac4,r

THE NEGRO WITNESSES AGAIN
Our Loco foco friends are trying bs,a.
defend and excuse Mr.. Van Buren, e, !.
anti. Southern feeling as manifested 10 .,n
llooe. "Tbe President" say they az
no control over the laws Of the land and a.
the laws recognize no distinction betvso'
black Witnesses aud white witnesses n.y.
could the President set aside verde, {
cause il was founded on Negro Tes.inOov
Softly there, gcntlemen-Do you know Il.
the President has entire control over the A.
cision of Court Martial Do you 90, ).
member that when Lieut.. Randolph wa, q.
quilted By the Court Martial which In,
him, Gen. Jackson rouid not be bound 4
The decision bit deprired Mr.. Randolpk \
his commission in spite Of the reraia \
acquittai. Now, We should suppose that
the President can interfere to conpict ma,
who has been acquitted by Court Ma,
iial, that he would be justified in setting asiJ,
verdict of condemnation agains. u sh,
man, which was founded on Nero Tess
mony.- Petersburg hteiligeneer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-13

The Secretary oil State, 10 his letter TO
the Federal Locoloco Convention recently
held at NlIledgevle, the metropolis Of h,s
own State, gives, en- pdssont, slap N the
chops TO the miserable scribbiers who with.
out possessing any characte. themselves, are
buslly engaged IN traduclng General liar
rlson. MIR. Forsyth alludes to his long
acquaintance with General Harrison" aud
their kind personal intercourse Cor many
years and m,imsles that II would be on
"oBcHcc TO that acquaintance aud inter
course It he acre 10 " call IN question has
General llarrlson's ABILITY or biz urspo.
-tTIuN TO rRoHoTE THE HONOR AND PROS
FERrrY or MS COUNTRY, according to the
principles and opinions that have governed
ms political liie." II aus undoubtedly ow.
rng TO the fact that the Secretary OF State
refused to belle the history OF the country,
and iaIslty the results OF bis own personal
know'edge and observation ~ regard 10
General Harrison, that the Globe, while
noticing, with paudas, the course OF the
Georgia iocoioco Senators and Represen
tatives, and others, who are active ~ push
ing the cause Of the Administration 10 that
State, omitted any reference to Mr.. Forsy tn.
- MddisoH,du.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-13

New York, July %.
The United States Treasury has beeou.
bankruP, quite speedily after the adjourn.
ment OF Congress. Two drahs--one 6s
$50 900, and one $40, 00G-drawn by Tia
Navy agent, for Navy supplies in the p.
clhc, and accepted by J. X. PauldIng Sec,
rotary OF the Navy, are now laying urds
protest, although We understand that the
holder was wiling to receive any funds he
Secretary had. The Government drsi,
are protested in every direction. Tu
drafts, drawn by the Post Master GefenI
on the Pos, Master at New Orleans. s,,.
recently pro,es,ed--and on their iernrn IA
Washington, Mr.. Kendall offered TO renee
them, by giving a drail on the East, b,
would pay neither damages, Interest, or CT.
pcnses. There are now exhibited in W,g
street, drafts drawn BY A. Kendall, 90 Nt.
CoddIugiOn, our Post Master here, for ,ts
paliry sum Of five dollars. THIS shows
poverty never before known II lhe De.
par,tnont a, Washington wont pay ball \
i've dollars without giving a draft, ,hcy bad
better shut up shop -Erpress.
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Loco foco Dtcthcy.-" nue. 'he 'scA
lessncss WIN when portion Of 'he an
Buren, press pursues It's d'f'y business Is q
source Of mofIliication 10 every ifleuu Of
morals, there is comfort IA 'he conscious
ness that such recklessness IS always me
child OF despair. here lie n0' a spark o.
nope VI "ea'' oa'A' o'''" W w
tate such sentences as the tollo"iue IRON
The ONO Statesman of June 30lh, lSiO,
edited by Samuel Nedaty. State Printer of
Ohio, Printer % the Pos, Office Depar.
ment, Publisher OF the { uited States Laws
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-08
rsnssr-sElv7-EE.y-
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR.

Harrisburg, Fe). 5 $40.
The governors Message IN fela'ion 20
the loans, and she resumption d specic pay
men.s by ,ha banks, gives almost universal
satisfaction. There are few, i; is trur, vino
express disappro5a!ion; but it is mainly
those who cannot use the government To
advance their own private good to the niV-
ry of the general interest have 10 Goaj:,
from what can learn, that he will be sus-
tainei By the Le5isIatufo and iho5e is 100
much good sense III the ccmmuDi,y not 10
approve Of his course VIXEN they feel salts.
fed that ii is dictated By wish to faithfully
discharge his duties ,cwards them as their
agent
The Ss50,0O0 loan has been taken by
the United States Bunk, Girard Bank, and
Baok of Pennsylvania. No other news Of
importance.
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COTJ1IBIA COUNTY
DELEG4IE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

In pursuance of call Of tho Democratic
Standing Committee Of Columbia County.
delegates ftom cho several election districts
in the conn,y, me! at the house Of Daniel
Gross, in Bloomsbury, on Monday, the 81
day of February, 1870, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the Harrisburg 4!h
of March Convention.
Upon motion, the lisi or election districts
was called Overland ihe following delegates
appeared and presented credentials.
Bi0o Henry Webb, Solomon Newhard'
Brier Greek levi j. Tate, j. W.Llning
CafiaDissa~ Stephen Badly, JacobGensel.
Derry,-a
GrecnWj0I--
Hsmloc&-John X. Grton, J. .McReynoId5
FISHING Creck -Johu Ia2rros,A "A. Kline.
Juck3on-Joseph Cote, john Mc!lenry ir.
Limestoac Henry I'ulmer, John Shiwe,
Libery-Richard Wilson, Joseph Wilson.
Mtsoning--B. X. Rhodes, JOAN S.WlisOn,
Ef3niaur-E!ias Krum, Henry Rishel.
Naiisoa---
IN;O1jn-Jolediah I,ish, John Keller jr.
OraagevHie-Isaac Kline, ]. AcSenbauch.
Mount PicasQat--Isaac W. Masgroye Sol.
Omon Bu'hart.
Parton-Courll Bredbender, G. T. Mann.
Roaring Creek---
Sugar LocF-
.YaYsy-Wm. Budman, James Childs.
On motion, ISAAC KLNE, Esq. was
appointed President, and J. w. LANlNG,
Esq. sPpoinled Secretary.
On motion Of Ii. Webb, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Khraa9, The period has arrived, when
il becomes necessary for the Democratic
party in exercise Of that vgiIeucc,by which
lheir principles can alone be sustained, and
the Liberties Of The popo preserved, to once
more make preparation, and arrange the
preliminaries Tor the commencement Of the
next Presidential campaign.
Therefore Rssoioai-That the Dema-
cratic party of Columbia county, approyc
of nominating candidate for thu Presiden-
ey by means Of National convention, and
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ties ofh.
all lie ,"|
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-08
MuRDER FAsIlONARLE.
J. ". LANINe, ,g9crctayg.

When was in Kentucky, lnau walked
up 10 air. Prentice, the talented editor Of
the Louisville J0nrnal. and without a word
passing, fred pistol at his head. Foru-
n4tcly the bal! missed BIN; no notice was
taken Of his attempt 10 murder. Bat have
had many other examples Of ths Mad, for
Il you quarrel wl,h person aud iCIhe affair
is moi decided at once it is considered pert
rectly jusUfabic TO take your revenge wien
ever yOu meet hin, ,and inauy way you can.
An hmeriran gentleman told me that he
happened 70 arrive at d town ia Georgia
win friend Of his, who went with him to
the post Office for letters. This man guar
relied with anothc. who resided in the iowa
but they had not mel with each other for
seven wears. The town resident was luck
ing oul Of Iis window, when they went -
the post Office OIL the opposite side Of The
street; he recognized his enemy and closing
his shutters that he may 10, be seen, passed
lhe muzzle o( his rifle between item and
ahos him dead as he was with his back 10
him paying fer his ieucis.
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OF state convention Tor inc purposo y. 4.
ranging our state representation in said Ma.
tional convention, and TO place in nomina-
ton all Electoral Ticket.
Res0igsd--That in pursuance thereof
this convention will appoint representative
delegate to represent Columbia county ard
a delegate to represent this Senatorial dis.
tIicl,in state convention TO be held at Ilaf-
risburg on the 4th of March, next, TO ap-
point delegates TO tie National convention
TO be held at Baltimore in May next, and
70 place in nomination Presidential Flee
torai Ticket.
ResoiO;G-Tha. believing Martin Van
Buren, to be ominen,ly qnaliled,o adminis-
ter The duties of the highest cilice in the
gift Of free and powerful repabic, ase-
vents have only served to deepen our AZ
lachncnl to him. and convince us that his
official course is well calculated TO preserve
our liberties and establish oui power & pros.
perily, our delegates are instructed to adro-
cato 2nd, sustain all honorable measures IN
the convention, that shall tend to advance
his reelection. ....
Rea0iuei rhN in Richard N. Johnson,
tie presen, Vice President Of the u. $. VIC
recognize the rnlfiot and statesman and tie
! friend of the people, as We nave omce tiled
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Eggllssl,1Iln g.slEEt

An Enclsh aulNoross ielIs of a gentle
man travelling in Michigan, who instead of
a " wa;hdish," was desired to 60 to the
spring. and when he requested towel, re-
ceiyed for answer, = Why, | should think
you had hankercher,"
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.. e.. ,A.s g & g sA.AiE2

. : --.N-F
RESPECTFULLY mIoins the puhhc
abd his friends gencraIly, that he has just
received the Philadelphia Fash
iGDs GHd VAiLOR'S AhG!lifIrAS,
published Ivy Ward. BdslJrd auI Ward, lJr
January, 1910, and i, prepared to make
Ceni'emea'a aol LGig's Garments, Of cy-
cry description, III The best and most fash
aDie ylc, and dl short notice, Il, lie is de-
termiucd 10 merit shaIo oi public patron
aye.
J4rurry IS, 1910.
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LlNE.lEILI -

Death Of Comm5l9rc Ciamccy,--The
Washington papers announce the death Of
Commodore Isodc Chaaurey, one OF The
senior officers cf the Navy, and President
of the Board Of Navy Commissioners. who
departed this life on Monday last, between
1 and l2 o'clock.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-02-08
Walua bio MleGiciZl ea.

WaluabIo EIediciae e8.
TNG Subscriber respectfully informs
the public lhal he has recently received lie
appon,menI Of al Agcncy from tie pro.
pr etor, for veGdng d.. WI!ii m Evans
Justly celshraled Medicines, aud that he has
jus, received direct from him, the following
articles, TO wit:
Dr. Exams CamcmiIe and Aperent Pills,
Cor rure Of Dyspepsia, Consumption, Liver
co1'pIainl g..
pt. Eran's Soothing Syrup for Children
tcC.Iiag,
Dr. Evans Fever ard gaa Pills.
Dr. Hunts Boianic Plis.
Dr. Goodies Fenale Pl's,
Baron Won llutchecr's HERB Pills.
The pubirl are cautioned Ia beware Ct
Courte.l.ilS, Gs none arc genuine bat these
ob,ained from the authorized agents o, DR..
Wl!liam Egans, Of New York.
JOHN X. MOVER.
Boomsjurg, Jan. 20 ,lsl0. S9-f.
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GSESg

Window, Clock and picture glass oc ;ll
kinds and sorts; also, ,ias aud holIles Of all
descriptions; and best oarlhcn jugs, for sale
cheap, at the Health Emporium by
D, s, Tobias IN BloomsbWg
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GEORGE II. WIfGlTs.
SEBASTIAN HOVER,
5AME$ De WITT,
.2udit:
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EESz-EyrrZEs-z
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ITNJIkNGNi1o

MARRlED--Dy the Rev. y. S. Tobias,
on Tuesday the 29th ult., Mr. DAVID
SEROUP Of IIemlock, 10 Miss ESTER
ANN ECKMAN of Noun, Pleasant.
On Tuesday the 4h inst. BY the Rev.
Wm. J. Eyer, Mr JAMES K, EYER Of
NIoom township, TO Miss ELMll1A HOL.
LlNGSIiEAD of Bloomsbury.
On Thursday the 28l Of January by
WIN. Sni,h Esq. Mr.. JOHN K. PENN.
lNGTONi 10 Miss SUSAN eldest daueh.
Ieroi James Rogers all OF Davidson town.
ship lyc0ming county.
On Tic 81 inst. in Fishing Creek Ivy EI.
der John Sutton NOSES McuGNRY ian.
10 Miss SARAH GUASNER.
s-sg.-,, ,,-.s-.,7
E5fd'e ef F'REDERICK RH0R, late Of
Grecac5ot to,eayhjD, Coiumt;Q coeai9,
G66eGSet
NOTICE IS hereby given, hat letters
iestdmcnnry have been granted 10 the anh-
srrihcr upon the above estate, All persons
indebted to said estate arc required to make
immediate payment. and lnnse having
claims Or demands against the same 10
presen! thenl for settlement, daily authcn.i-
Gated according tn law, to
6E.YJ.4NiN AEELER, Of Jackson,
,RdUs'T. 1eih TIE tgtB a1nerci.
Fco. G. lS40
n. y. will be at the house OF tho de-.
ceased. on tic Tii and l4,h Of March nc:.l.
for Ihe purpose OF setting the accounts Of
3aiL deceased.
BENJAMIN KEELER.
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WE the mrgn Commissioned Of the
2: The above aco"s compared en win the voc aud lind them JUST and
Witness hands this egH day anuuy 4. d.
des Ia calculation three uUdred
JOSEPH DROpST
JOUN DiErERCH, 4
C9ntHiS2n
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preventative delegate TO represent Columbia
county in said 4,h of March contention at
Harrisburg, with power to appoint subs!i-
wtes.
Raso1yed-Thot Jcdediah Irish bc ap-
pointed Senatorial Delegate, provided
SthuylhIl county concur therein.
Pgso'yeI--Ihat this convention, recon,
mend county meeting Of TIC Democratic
citizens Of Columbia county to be held a!
lie house c. Daniel Gross, in B.oOmsburg,
on the 22i day oC February, inst. ior thc
purpose Of taking into consideration, the
general adails Of the state and Of the De-
m0cFaLIc par'v.
Reso'ye3-.That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by its oilicets and pub
ishca il the demncranc papers Of Co!um-
bia and Schuylkill couuiies, and of Harris
burg.
ISAAC KLINE, President
J. ". LANING, gscrctayg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

Mr. ROBERTSON presented petition of the members
OF the Bar of the City of Richmond, praying the
appointment of additional Judge for the 2lst Cir
cult Referred 10 the Committee for Courts of Justice
Engrossed bill concerning the Courts of Nelson
County, was read third time and passed-Sent the
Senate.
Several bills were read first and second time.
MIR. DoRMAN, from the Committee Of Finance, pre-
scented report approving the account of expend-
lures in the Senate Chamber. Laid upon the table
Mr. DoKaAs presented bill making necessary ap-
preparations for the above.
Mr.. Mar, from the committee of Courts of Justice,
presented reports upon the petition of Benz Wright,
and of the President and Directors Of the Fauquer and
Alexandra Turnpike company-which, on motion was
laid upon the table.
The same gentleman also presented bill, No. II,
increasing the reward for experimenting runaways in
certain Read first and ordered to be read second
time.
Mr. Bryan presented petition of sundry citizens of
the county of Jackson for the establishment of scpa.
rate election in said county, which ordered to be
referred to the committee of Propositions and Crievan
ces
Mr.. ToLER asked leave to withdraw petition of sun
dry citizens of Campbell, for precinct election-pre-
scented last session.
The bill for divorcing Virginia S. Crawford from her
husband, was the motion of MIR. MAY, referred back
again to the Committee of Courts of Justice. He re-
ceived communication the subject from the father
of the husband.
The petition of Mary Rusk, praying TO be divorced
from her husband, re- ected. On the motion Of
Mr. LEE, the report was laid on the table.
The petition of Bushrod Taylor and others, creditors
ofThomas Whiting, asking to dispose of property, was
rejected.
The Committee for Examining into the Clerks Office
reported all satisfactory
The report declaring it 10 be for the present nexpe
dent TO revise the laws of the Commonwealth, was,
on motion of Mr. FuLToS laid upon the table.
AT half past the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
HINTON HILL SCHOOL.

HINTON HILL SCHOOL.
TINE exercises this School will close the 10th of Dccc
be and again the 18th January INC supseI
hers nroposc TO give 10 all students wish it, thorough
course Of Ancient Languages and Mathematics ~ addition 10
the Elementary English branches. They also tihk ls '
holds out strong who preparing for Col
lege. ~. ,..,.
The location s regards health and the absence Of inducements
IN v;c. !, IL hciicvpd il not surpassed by the State
Boarding may be obtained several families ~ .o
neighborood and, also win one oil Tue s"useoei'' Ne
every thing except ehts.) , , ., so..;or
Rates Of Tucn-Payable ~ the END oil each session. M
Languages and Mathematics either SIS W per
session. 30 IN -. ,...;.,
" s,udent will be received for less time than session.
md M reduction except in cases OF sickness
poai"' s - JNO. c. BLACKWELL
THOMAS BLACkN ELL.
G6-w9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
THE Of the Subscribers School three miles SCUM
west from Gainesville Caroline county, VIII be resumed ON
The st day Of January The Of instruction will
embrace Greek, Latin and French languages Geometry Al
English education The subscriber has Ind ten years experience
in his having taught School for two years IN h
immediate vicinity University of Virginia. can prepare
youth 10 that institution IN regard To MS
mode Of teaching sufficient 10 say that ne requires
his ups to study thoroughly all the subjects 10 winch they may
attend Messrs C. b. and w. A. Moncre living IN sight
OF the school-House, will furnish board Terms Tor board ana
tuition for term of 10 MONTHS Will be ninety five doliars ad-
dress-Cheshurg, Caroline. CLClf->A = tl:i.n..
Dec IS, 1910. WV"
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Suburban.. Dee. ID.


The election of Judge Of the Court Of Appeals
ill the vacancy accustomed by the death Of Judge
Parker, occupied the entire day sitting Judge May
the delegate from Petersburg, and Judge John J. Al
len of the Botetourt Circuit were the nominees. MIR
WoRTHISGToS of Jefferson nominated the former-Mr
STEPHENSON Of Tyler nominated the latter. Judg,
May was supported by Messrs. Smith of |. of w.
Chopper, Radcliffe, Dabney and Wey-Judge Aer
by Mcssrs Tunslall, and Dorman Strong appeals
were made,by Messrs Stephenson and Dornan to tn,
Western members in favor of Judge Allen. We hay,
no room to-day for the Debate but we shall attempt
10 bring it out in next paper.
The two Houses having lnterchanged messages o
readiness TO proceed TO the election, the roll called
and resulted as follows:
For John j. 4HenMessrs. southal Speaker Coles Carpcn
Fryat Jackson, Jones' K,e Flood Toe irvine Corn Cole
man, Broadus Irving Roane Scott Marshall Of Fauquer
Mclaughlin Woods Hale Gather, Smith Of Gloucester, Wikin
lamct Stephenson of Jcon ayoc II King George, 1ay
loe of L. and H., Kamey Harrison, Caldwell, Bryan clay
anehorne, Eleridsc, Mcdonnell Chca,ham Tunstal Keen
Burner, Brown Of Preston Burke Elliot Srothcr, Robertson
Snider Dorma lcybun, cutchrd Stephenson of Tyler Wal
ker, Stephenson Of Wood and Futon.-10.
For john f. -Eg.-Messs Cropper Bayy, Wiley, Byrd Han
nnh IIaskins, Meredith, gufTnso Caldwell, Cox, Iurwe
Clarke and Warren, Vaughan Cotton sangser Payne Deskns
Woods Johnson, Gueran Butts, Taylor Of Halifax, Clarke
Smith OF Of W. Gregory, Worhngon Davis Dabncy, Mar
shall of nnenbrs Booton Digs, Goodc, Boyd Chapman
MPhrrson, IIne Porter Heath, Radcliffe Smith Of Rockingham
shpnan Conn 1n Ridley Fizhush' Warren, Prince, Spots
Far Dard Ne onas Of HyeMessrs. Ilabcrn Ballard, Cow
and Brvin--i
For .Judge Dani4 Smith Of Roekinsham.-Mr Williams
Joint vote with the Senate.-Allen %, May 6S-scat-
tcring7. Whole number Of votes 100, necessary 10
choice, 81.
John J. Ael was then declared duly elected Judge
of the Court Of Appeals.
On motion Of Mr.. CLAYTON, the House adjourned.
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.iiOnddy. December IA.


a great number of resolutions were this day present.
ed TO the Houa and adopted, of which were of
general particular interest The principal time of
the House was occupied in the discussion of The follow
ing resolutions sered by Mr. Stevenson Of Tyler: lst
Whether any existed for the removal Of Antho.
ny Robinson j., late Cashier of the Bank of Virginia,
that did not equity apply to the President of the said
Bank Cd, Whether the interest of the State does
qure that the sad President shall be reelected Bird
Whether there il not class of stockholders who have
suffered by the sid dealcations in the said Bank, that
ought TO be provided for out ofthe public Treasury and,
if so, the means and conditions such stockholders and
the amount OF provision that they should receive After
long dscussio, the last resolution struck out,
and the following substituted in lieu Of the first
That the Committee on Banks enquire what if any,
the Connected with the removal resg-
milton of Anthony Robertson, jr, from the Office Of
Cashier of the Bank of Virginia. which did not equal
y apply to John peterborough, President of that in
stitutIon, and, if so, what they
A Correspondent in New Orleans congratulates US
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course it will pursue in relation to the coming admins
tration No. no. We war the knife against the princ
Piles which has brought the party into power Will Vr
gna let the young State of Missouri make lead in the
opposition We have nailed our flag to the mast.
awhile am now writing, these letters are under dis
cussion in the other House popular speaker charg
ing that D. Webster negotiated the Presidential Eec-
ton when in London think it probable that the Lee.
gislature will Indignantly recall her State bonds from
London.
"Col. Benton is here Though defeated, not con-
quered is interesting TO observe the kind respectful
and confidential feelings manifested towards him by his
Democratic friends, which is fully recprocated He
leaves us in the morning for Washington.
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