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, 1841-02-27

St Genevieve, St francois, Shannon and
Ripley. the twenty fifth.
Perry, Madison and Wayne, the twenty
sixth.
Cape Giradeau the twenty.seventh.
Sect. Stoddard and New Madrid, the twen-
ty eighth.
Twcnty-fnurih district elects three sena-
tors; the fourth. ninth. and twenty-first dis
irictS NO; and every other district one.
The second, third, sixth, seventh, eighth,
tenth, twelfth. thirteenth, fourteenth, sixteen
IN. seventeenth. eighteenth. nineteenth, TWEEN
tiet III, twcnty-spcond. tweniy-third, twenty
fifth, twenty-eigh,h, districts shall elect one
senator; and the fourth and ninth two Sena-
tors in 1912; the first, fifth, eleventh. fifteenth,
twenty-sixth, and twentv-seventh districts e.
Iect one senator; in 1914; and the twenty
first district one senator in 1842; and another
senator in l84i; the twcnty-fourth district
elects two senators in 1912; and another Sc
nator in 1914.
, 1841-02-27

weakened from this cause. For use in the
hill, the manure Of the hog pen or yard
% superior e al o'hsr-sri the irier the
ground the greater VII to tle effect Of mp
piled manur2s. Corn is Z plant that rIdnirns
and. elevated Temperature from p%ian,in. ~
~tl-reeea.as. and seed corn will no, rot Z:
temperatures 10 which peas. potatoes, ami
spring grains would vc-c,a,a well. Cora
should be planted IS SION rs the girrnc i~suc
%ficientIy warm and dry, and not h~elole, and
!flt is not in this condition bv the middle
Of May, n crop Of the ordinary varieties Of
corn need mol be expected. rs il oar north
ern la,ltudeS. The time required t"r h~li:E,in.
l; to perfection could barely lie fna-.d in err
There are lcw rI2uls cultivated.
the goodness Of which is so much denen iinr
on after culture ascorn. Whatever nay he
the variety. the state Of the gruard. or the
climate, corn will not ol~e = great yicIl. "r
prove profitable. unless tie s~t.irleSt at;,n-
lion is paid 10 this point. |! allnwcd - rc-
n:aIn srno,ha:ea in weeds. aal the carta
about the Eia9s uHslirr2J. corn need not he
expected. In al cases. We believe cnr.inc
up the corn by the Roots 10 ha lie best mei',-
ni OF iiacveftirg:a ri , hc-,.:i> crop i<t" he
followed by wheat. this cnu~>e i: m;Is3cusq-
BILE. The proper time IS VIXEN ,hc c.rs a.a
well glazed, and beflrc the stalks have he
come dry. Cufup and secured in Ills wav.
the corn is # the best quality. ard In.
whole al the fni,ier. N imnr-:.n, i'cn. i
saved ;o- the win,c-.
, 1841-02-27

New DEFrNr1loS.-General Harrison ad.
dressed the people OF Baltimore when he re.
manned a day or two on his way to the Ca.
pitol. He defines monarchy as scomprian,
the Command of the army, the po,oer of ad.
ministering the lars and the control Of The
public revenue." We have heard of nothing
equal to this-unless it would be Governor
Clark's definition of Aristocracy. which he
says is a government of office holders.n
, 1841-02-27

The following in relation TO the last acts
If tn" LEGISLATURE we copy from the Bulle-
in. Tat which iavcS money in hand
looms in nIorig'-r. &C.. is just and rcaSona-
bIc-whelncr that which provides that bro
kcrS should he tsNcd in proportion to their
capital. h" rood in Itself, and founded on cor
ret principles. we think admits of some
doubt. II i, however. of 4 piece with the
license system generally. and So long as it is
a part ii the policy OF the State, we should
not perhaps complain Of this extension of il.
But. lookinE II t." question ahStractlv. we
~i"#,d b, pleased to know what RIGHT the le-
gisiatUrc has 10 tax 4 broker for acting rs 4
h~ro,rr-amd what reason i there for taxing
him for the privilege OF dealing in money
more than the former. for the privilege of
pIoughins the earth, or the lawyer for the
p, iricsc of writing pleas.
TIE bdl tax n E.oL,,y. money. loans on
mortgages. notes. Steam beat stock. &C.. has
hccomc Il law. 1t provides that brokers
shall pay 4 license, in proportion 10 their
capital. from $50 to 5000.
A bill AGAINST taking u~suriouS interest, has
also passed.
The hill providing for the issue of State
Bonds to the amount of about S26O,OoO, has
become a law. II fixes the interest at a
rate not exceeding ten per cent per annum.
Another bill providing for a loan Of $4,000,
was also passed; it is to pay for work on
the Capitol.
, 1841-02-27

, dollars, and at an interest Of seven per cen
Per amman. Tie committee do no! insist
On sever. they are willing if it is the judg
mnat Of the House to have the interest eight
per cent. The committee preferred the
term Of ten wears, 10 that Of twenty for Sc
r verni reasons. On a strict examination o!
The resources of the State, it will be found
that in less Il an ten years she can carry on
her government and have an O~verpiuS Suiii.
cIrnt Ia pay ill all the state debt. The com.
mIitPe also believe that bonds running ten
Years are more easily sold. than those oi
twenty or more years. In the United States
the value of stocks and money vary so much,
that dealers in money are unwilling to let
their funds ont OF their hands too long. But
above all the committee were unwilling 10
let the bond" Of the State be in market when
the Stale bad suiicIcni. funds to paw her debts
and redeem all her outstanding bonds.
The committee have recommended seven
per cent. mt are willing if it is the judy
mont Of this House that the bonds be sold at
eight per cent. AZ that per CEN. there is
no doubt but the bonds vii! readily sell.
Th" com nitter are happy t. state. that
ann" ut these debts uri-inal Il fr.n any act
OF this General Assembly. Aui ai the same
tune deeply rrIret /" state To- tins House.
hat tor the mos nf this Ieb'. the npnpln Of
oar State have received NJ benefit or con.
sli"ra'iun whatc"cr.
All that III" committee can show inr this
immense lei, = u haif-iini>h-i STATE House:
an; II III" /, 90. .ucfriv Spectacle of the
Interested feelings, ai.i ~. rui!rl HHhiJIrn.
, 1841-02-27

The New Jersey, Baltimore, and all ,E.,
Philadelphia Banks have followed the lead
of the U. S. Bank of Pa. Richmond hold,
out as yet, but it will be, we fear, for a sbor,
time.
, 1841-02-27

Inc Tm't turned iloi: @i'eri"" 70
every source or means WITHIN t'e!r I1%or.
an nave gwen eaci Ii"dt "ct.a:Il;nt al
'eht examination.
your con- lh''ee Htai eE%n'ia"i H. I.o-
10y o. thc - IN 81 me I'D" Il iii ..o.I
ISSUING "f"st -'''tS jHn'' "p""2''d t.
me coniiiiittee 50 ":dnE ""i"c'.""s t. i>a"i" .
pest notes tia' hAeE ttin,u l." "i."T means
ol ontainin9 money lac Pe'r!r "t Ai>,.a-
n are Doubtless S'f"i-iE opposed 1" IL" cred
1t system. lacy t:,'i!" IA ~"c;.nneA.ni 10
tleif prosperity IA! dih-e:.3.!S !" tier H.
ert'es. fhlE c"'i'.n' tee "ic i".i,y ij~i,"i
~" lae cFt"i: SES'c'" - Ia - lest 81! So
~ county o"' o. al he ','iir."'.s 81
&c %'ei''$ Sic Il, 2'>t notes Is i.' n'"@; hurt
30 md '!i2AS. i"eF are d'i'.y "':"N-
, 1841-02-27


rants. they will IL I'LL probability be issued 4 {,
the amount which the Stale owed to tie IN
dIvIduai Ia whom he warrant was given
Many oi those ~hO have claims arain<, tho
State are poor, could not pay ii in taxes. and
would. from necessity. have To- sell il. The
purchaser VITO would lie 4 Money dsclcr O,
uS"rar. woC'd take a.lyaT;ira of tl.o s;,ra;io,
o' i!c holder ii tic w~arrar.i. md tho mr.
cf'sc would he FOR - small considerations
LUIS purchaser "ould he apt tn sell the war
rant J" Some collector. nj n large profit. ana
i"e collector must hive = profit also. on tic
warrant, h. fore il would return TO the Trcasu,
rv. II" result would he that the State
Woiid hive t" sIlStain the expense of iSsu.
m III" warrants. The interest while ont. and
The additional risk and expense Of counter.
!"i:s.
Auiiro:>S warrants wnnii I've more likely
/ lie c,untCr icited. linn Bank notes. lur two
reasons: tie warrants would not be struck
an - god plates al U"per rs the notes. and
'hc Stale %"lirerS could net he 50 ahlc Judges
81 p"pcr r.oney. as the regular officers ii Il
Bank.
Bet goa. rs these evils are. the. ire co,n-
;a'"i!vc'y >mai. cu.3;uarci t. he real ilius-
lie done - lie individual uho first receiv.
ed the warrant, aui "as forced 20 sell it tor
I!tl.e OF .a]oliiuE. Bat . my he insisted on.
60 iSf'' tin Warrants IN sums a. Gyc. AMI ten
c".i.rs. "aG tArrcb, GIVE t'.a:n "a 'rrcr circu-
i.i.'n ard "u e'.:suc"d price. I"rr cuntni,-
&c." r".'r.'trr lit ~ l-.rr IN weren't. in
IL" 9"d '.n dollars !, ..II uu.rc ohi,,rI".a
r .. H4r.rt f.. -. .. -f
, 1841-02-27

TIE APFoErroNuExr Bill. has become a
law wj'h the following amendments.
ST. Louis County is allowed seven, and
Ray but one Representative i'll the House of
Representatives.
The p Senatorial district, consisting Of
Cooper, Cole and Usage. has been divided
INTO two districts. of which Cooper forms
one. and Cole and Usage another district.
In the House. therefore. St. Louis county
has seven. Boone and Howard each three,
st. Charles. Pike. Marion. Monroe, Galloway,
Clay. Platte, Jackson, Cooper. Cole, Frank
lin. Washington and Cape Girardeau each
two. and all the other counties each one Re-
preventative.
The Bill suppressing Illegal banking was
lost in the Senate after passing the House
The currency bill shared the same fate.
, 1841-02-27

We should have mentioned last week that
the Legislature adjourned on Tuesday the
10th inst. The number ofacts passed great
.ly exceeds that Of any previous session; be-
ing but very few short of $50. What the
provisions of MANY of them are. we feel as
much interest to know as our readers: but
this seems out Of the question until they are
published; and when that will be. we know
not. Much of the business was done within
the last days of the scssion-and much of it,
1t is TO be feared, will bear the impress of the
haste and confusion. incident to the close of
Legislative assemblies. We understand that
the terms of the Courts of this Circuit have
been changed; not TO take effect. however
until the summer terms. II is said also. that
by some mistake or other. all the terms of
the Supreme Court are to be held on the south
side of Missouri River. The Convention
Bill! 'ailcd in the House by 4 large majority.
, 1841-02-27

We adverted last week to the generally
accredited rulaor, that Mr.. Webster would
receive the appointment of Secretary Of
State. under the incoming administrations =
and we endeavored TO point out the i'll ef-
fects of the appointment of a man, whose
political life has been stained with suspicious
of 4 reasonable connection with the enemy
of his country during the last war-and who
was throwing every obstacle that his mind
could suggest in the way Of its successful
prosecution. We lay before the reader to-
dav, Il brief statement Of his conduct during
this period with some other events OF his
life, reserving for a future occasion a history
of that memorable a~ssemblage, the Hartford
Convention, whose objects and designs, Mr..
Webster could not have been isnoran! OF:
, 1841-02-27

War SPIErT ~ MlrNE.-Resolutions have
hccn introduced into the Legislature Of
Name. apPrup:iatinG the specific sum of four
hundred thousand dollars to enable the Gov
ccnor IL take immediate measures TO rerIove
the British troops ON the disputed territory.
, 1841-02-27

" see it stated that Alexander Mcleod
has been indicted by the Grand Jury Of Lock
port. Y. Y, for murder.
, 1841-02-27

We learn from the st. Louis papers that
the State Bank of Illinois has suspended spe-
Gle payments. Notwithstanding the Senate a
few days before refused to suspend the ope-
ration Of that part Of the charter which
works a forfeiture when it suspends longer
than co days.
, 1841-02-27
RE OH !
Or THE Co-u:--Eau IL WhT, -. l,E.>~.
Ii TIE Ugyse IF R.n.c c,ag.T,

49," go @" o.
Ia Tie N9aSe IF Ryaecca'a..rg
Tie Committee Of WAYS aud Means. ln
whom was referred 4 number Of petitions.
and bills accompanying them. to appr.r,I.
ate money. with instructions hat tie c,ut-
mittee report in what n.%naer the n.,..cv
could be best obtained. Tie committee
have given The subject all tie attention ami
consideration its great Importance drmanl-
ed of ITEM. GA examination. they lud the
following claims against the State; namcIv:-
!. Loan pay Of Volunteers and
Militia. 100000 90
lnterest On sane from l>t JaLUl- .
airy 10 l<t February. 2.0o0 90.
2. Boaid o! lE;ernai lmrroycu ms @ O00 o.
Interest on same II Isl Iaa. io+l, 500 90
3. Bui.ling Si.ia CHIi;"i. Ion .:,in
the Bank Of Mi-SoHi. 5000 %
Interest on sanae 10 Isl Januuy,
184l. 1850 %
4. To the Bank Of the State "l
Missouri. 27.255 %
). Due Miiitir on |ac,rnr, 81 .}i"r-
mon a:.d NSa"e War-. 1'r5in ~
G. iH 40 low; WI e.: l'..yJgt
= Blance due !or woik "n up
tc.. IIOy0,1
8. Ddaace de Bend {: Internal
Improvements, l4GO o.
, 1841-02-27

or this sum TIE f:!!""a ~ a.r.u..ni
due and payable ~ liz Sic:
On item LIST, first HIS, ..tnlut 1t
January. 1911.
Interest on item q. Isl JanUary,
l841.
Interest on 81 items. lst january.
l84l,
Item 4'ir. wil"ie Amount.
lieu, 5;n. do. d..
Expens" Of Gishurs.ng. do.
Item Gin. whale an.uuut.
Expense Of disbursinc. DO.
Item 7tii. whole anouui,
lem 9th. Go d.
Additional work on Capitol.
, 1841-02-27

WILL WONDERS NEVER cEAsR?-It seems
TO have been ordered by Mr.. Clay that we
must have a call session of Congress. Some
of the "faithful" show some signs Of dissat-
i~sfaction-but they cannot perceive the OBJ
ject for which it is to be convened; they are
disposed to leave the determination of such
questions to those who nave a better oppor.
tunity of forming correct conclusions than
themselves. But what puzzles them is, that
the ostensible object of the extra session, is
to devise some plan to save the government
from disgrace. and to fill the treasury, now
empty, and impoverished, while this same
party are making every effort to distribute
the proceeds of the public lands, amounting
to 3 ora millions annually. among the states.
The Philadelphia Banks were unable TO
paying ~specie-and all of the city
Banks have followed the example of the
great regulator. We see it stated that a
has issued from one of the Courts
10 show cause why this institution should
not surrender her charter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
BY INLoEs s BROTHER

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS BOOTS suoEs rams
At Auction. &c
On THURSDAY MORNING NAV o-,b =, oil ,,,
M, De 500 IN 'front.' of Store, a general x,yia,S
and Kitchen Furniture, onsstipy I'm ,r, Ut
Beds Bedding and Bedsfeads " F1't"'-
bureaus, Work stands, sdeboards
Mahogany Tables. Sofas, Roc king Chairs
Cots, Mattresses, CrOckery
Deeanters and Tutnbers
knives and Forks. Chairs &c
GROCERIES.
4, Al me SINE time quantity OF Groceria. p,,. r.,
S Sh ZAP Liquors &c: suitable for retail A. p an
shoc'' caps Wrapping Paper, Sc. ''' "'os'
HORSES.
f Sulaey after the above Commencing NJ N oicio,v
nr,, uie anu Harness Horses some OF which are ~
presented as being very fine. N' aie re-
LEMONS.
- po1es sicily Lemons, IN prime order
COOK, WASHER AND IRONsspA "ets
Al clock precisely, we viii hire a, Inc,,o i, -
oaanee OF the yaar, Negro woman-a good cool ,..
49, LEMON TREE.
handsome Lemon Tree will be aided
BACON AND SOAP
100 lbs shoulder Bacon
~ do Jowls do
10 boxes Soap
lNLoEs & BROTHER, Auc,s
,v,, KNIVES AND FORKS.
lies o. superior Knives and Forks suitable for F.u
VIII be added THIS MORNING ~ n"etS
Claret Wine
Spring Sperm Oil
Ground Coffee
- - Vinegar, Cheese, Soap, DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
BY INLoEs q BR0TUER

'AIoAnLE LOT OF GROUND AND FAMILY RESI-
m, rp,n.,. DENCE, AT AUCTION.
Al, on FRIDAY Afternoon, May 18Th, 1871 nj A o,.losL an
me premises, shall sell thai vanab. T., n, =. ~"
mi Observation-Disclosures situated al the eornc, y.
D,i ano w. streets, near Prsntiee's row lin DyaIs ~
n,.onr) ana Known n FORT UARRIsON ' ss"'
nun ~, =, Wei improved and laid OIL THREE FINE
-. o'NS orr with front OF 20 feet 10 eich Thsr.
Rr,es Icy eiecte'i very comfortable txo- soyy
xsn; with basement story, Kitchen and all con-
veil ,.n,, Also two large wooden out House.
saptcu, anh At present for c1rpenterIs .sL
,r,r,,o residence, this property possesses many Al,
I" make investments in real estate 1880 "'s"'hs
bsin. me reque1ofMr Harrison, the owner. who's.
lie. - ans nun 10 the lower part Of the city A nor
s, say one:ha, Of the purchase will lie I.op,rs ~
T1,It nAlanee on accommodating time. 49, "
nue. 10 the property indisputs BILE, plan Of which -.
ma =, " ''' s'o'e' lNLoEs A BROTHER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

TErr ale REooRD's MILLS FOR SALE.
w arc authorised 10 sell this very celebrated nra,ar
". The Mills contain pair of stones for g rtea
$500 one paIr ior ship stun and two rubbers will :.
.s.y mac hineIy. There is attached 10 The Mn
taoIe "ouse for the Miller and a site snfcjen, &c
% OF another MIL calculated TO run no nair y,
stopes. For terms, &c apply 10 ~ ~ par OF
APT IlNcklTgp nrSn,- -
,b, 20 uesc Tbed valuable property located within
Ii ile Guy OF Richmond will be sold by ms 10 tba
In a. o"1 i on the premises, TUESDAY the Isl
ri v,i ool9e r. W The terms which viii be Iibe
mia "i's VI she-
L. ID. & Co. Aueis.
h Inc baltimore American, will npbIisb the -
~ ~ OF SAFE and send their to us for paynen
l. ID. & Co AuctS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
BY ROBERT HILL & co,

kstl, the following articles '' "" '"DAh
drays, nearly
new Wheat Pans
Bureaus, shieboar,Is
Chats Of various patterns
- DO. Rocking
SlOD lbs Shoulder Meat
lOll 10 Midsiinzs and Hams
100 30 Jowls
hueIcs. ni- Sale al . O'Clock. ' ''"''
RH& Co, Auets.
VIII be sold on SATURDAY. tho 2stb. !, o,,,, -, .,,
Store, nj II O'Clock '' 'H '"n' VI ou'
wagon and Horses
hrst rate Double Gig and Horse
stanhope and Harness, almost new
y or saddle and harness Horses
10 q Co Anrta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
NOTICE.

~ North Carolina No trimmed shad
Shad Roc in half barrels
North Carolina Cot Horringa. For sale.
IN 20 ABBOTT.
nLD RYE wuIsK bbls supcrior OH
~ Rye Whiskey. For sale
IN 80 N ABBOTT.
baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Notes received il,
mH-f IL RUsTACR SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27
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Letan the world say whattheycan
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Leesburg Lottery, No 10 Extra for Friday morp;p, -
.apitas- przc ofs2OOO 5000 5000 2I3l 1910 al oTIon
Tickets 81. 10 Nos-l2 drawn ~ 49, WI WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

PLEASANTS 81 BAILIE.
BOOB y JOE g&nS.s.S&s
Museum BuiIdinr, RIcbu

Have received from the Northern Foundres ne,y and
handsome assortment OF Book Job Tyne Ornam.nts
anu are now prepared Ia execute every ripton OF
BOOK and job Printing Their friends AMI the public are
respectfully solicited In gram them share patronage
orders can be len at the Museum Building, or In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

Nlrrina Lccsbura Lottery Ettra Class t6 dc,ernnod
s,swinf 81 UGon Lottery Cass6 Cor 1884, be drawn
LUZ <ot! lell Magnificent schcmc-Three Capitals OF
gz,Ul LOT lOOpl of 5no, ~ Of 1000 81 o. aO1 10 a,
-, Nc tickets shares In proportion Cer6ratcs
ton. " '"@''s T" Pi"Pot'
foI Iicteis aud Shares or Ccrfeaos Of Pactares IN
ny ol the above splendid Lotteries be very parculart 20
-""e ID. N. HOYT q co.
Drawing sent Immediately they over TO all who order
Wereior Tickets from any part OF the United s,atesb,
s, or othcrwsc enclosing cash OF prize Tickets thanh
y reocNcd AMI executed BY return mail, with Inc same
prompt suentonas poreonal apphca alton and the result
tddrcaeedto ID III f0vsr al ~, :"
~ All INSTRUMENTATION sirclly eon6denti.i. mhg
MRPENrERs and slate Pencils, in wood, for sale
NV oAfNOR a ROYSTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

School Fund Lottery OF Rhode Island Class No IT. 7n
seies-For the benefit Of Public schoos-to be drawn IN
me Sny OF rrovidcnoe saturday May 29h, 1871 Draw
ing received Tuesday morning June LIST ISL
s2p 400 Coo, 400 5000 l27G, 10 Of % 10 OF b1 u
OF 3p 100 OF 20, &c. &C Nos-II drawn ballots whoc,
clio; quarters2 ~; eghths %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-27

School Fund Lottery OF Rhode Island Glass g. 7t sc
nies-n be drawn In the City Of Providence Monday Ma,
Jisi ISL. Capais-sl5ON.2 VI 21 Of 1850 3 Of I2si
col lop BOT 700 of C0, 40 of 5u i59 Of iUl &c \.
Nos,l2 drawn. Whoes s5-shares In proportion.
Tickets shares and packages, all Lotteries of which
fonnd nj the above office. - - $500 ~
Orders from par of the Union will roe cixe N.
conhdeniaand Immediate attention asf personal apple
uon were made JAMES PIIALEN 60,
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