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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

tanC, II lrune Ladies. my Irsli.nc. "a -
- county OF Hanover, about ~ miles fTon ~ u. vac
N,nu1hl wal continue IT. exercises Tho 'is OF
% 'ne uiecti"n ~ Miss Brfstr Parsnn. ~, ,'ar
80 ~, woo - wei qualified ave in.tTns,,, 49,
% ny "i study usually taught In The b"s m
Al srh,l.S . supsctihe viii receive few addition
.nent T f Sr- - well ther nteccius i,npInyc
chaTdcieT ami Of zoeiery IA, ~
ncsnoothonl renters his situation an .lts,t =" ,Is
Cor guardlns) who wish To- SEM Sr
,,, auupah 10 school The scholastic term viii sn,e
commencing the 18th OF January Is45 80
q
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WANTED.

a Menhero The Union Thecug osl Seminary, " York
VII" - conpeHcuby u-HcliI To nuspcuI his stuIes
wishes either collegiate ar private Tutorship Al Inc
ed. '' """'" w 'C''f''
hSihc applicant has had Tuorship in one 81 the South
h states hc can give the best otiosuionias as Ia dual
,ueail9ns Address post paid, II. I. ", Perrin Amroy
New Jersey. ~ 40 "a -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

Capt Tyler. IL Is not prompted by the love of Trea
'ury pap. IL may till il is black in the face,
without being believed. And with what grace can
tho 'rgan Of john Tsisr sneer at the poverty OF
others, and imPu,e their inability to pay their debts
as a erimei Does he owe nobody Does he pay
all his honest debts1 People who live in glass
houses ought not to throw stones,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

"The modi'onion Of this morning says, in tone
Of triumph, the "Fsduai portion Of the Whigs stJ
feeually and ,isvnaiy doploisL,d and annthilafsd"
Does Mr. Webster belong to the Federal portion
Of the whigs1-or has he abandoned them1"
lGIobs.
very sensible question, and 10 the point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
DEATHS.

IN uhs CITY at tho residence of her father, Jacob
lyon on Thursday morning last, the is h io,IoO,
~ oe'oeE, after short illness of Sc hour, Mr.,
l,'IrohAH MARKESs, wife of Elias Markers int
o. hIns William county. '"'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
ATTENTION. FIREMEN

H. meeting Of the Board of Directors OF the
Richmond Fire Association. will be held Al he oC.
ne ~ =. , over No ,, Engine House, on TUESDAY
purpose OF assessing the fines Tor deInousnc;es =,
hrcs. H. CRENSIIAWJ Ut
November 20. ~ y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

s0tr'n"s 81 siAsr Days" is the title of a book
JUS, ISSUED from the Northern press Il is sserib.J
10 inc pen OF tile accomplished Lady Of MIR Senator
NFe'' The critics speak in very high terms Of it.
IL is GnxiOusly expected here.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
NOTICE

49, those at distance, desiring TO subscribe
l" t"e 'lNDErESDzST," arc requested to address US
AZ N'ehmord, until LIST DecCnber and after that
time, at Washington City.
PLEASANTS, JOHNSTON < wOODsON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

LAUNCH.-The new Birque at Rockets, will
make her descent into the water this morning at
II o'clock. The Builders and Proprietors will be
happy TO see one and all present on the occasion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
MARRIAGES.

On Thursday, the I4th Instant. n, H., E,--,p-
nt Church, ny the Rev. Thonra, Rvl,ps a
HONS IArLoH, Of King William COUNT -
MISS BARBARA q. THILaAs OF u,nnv., 80, W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
TWO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I'oN saeut hire, ? yeTr good sI Ostavo Pianos which
were taken ~ exchange 10y me for ones they are
III bcicr order Than usual and Will be sold low.
w. DANIEL,
uoD Piano Forte store, square above the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND NIARkErS

RICHMOND MARKETS.
iobACCo.-The receipt, continue very small
and not enough is sold to f1 prices.
FLOUR-stNnd, at Sc, 81.
S WHEAr-Remains at $3.50 to sI,s5.
CORN-Is very dull a, 60.
oAIs-Are selling at so cents from Cars and
Wagons. ""u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

IRON NJ Thornton's stable al Buck nEham Court
II on TUESDAY night, the DO November BAY MARE 4
years old last spring she b. rutnpscy built, common
size, PAGES we'll fn tail, white hind foot, white about
the nosc-a small knot above tho kncc-had on pair 0i
new shoes the toes oie forc feet pointed with stcol
hny tntornaupn, dHeci'dto Mr. Thofntou myself
viii be thankfully received anda liberal reward paid for
her delivery.
a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
TINS ELs.LtR--FAnny El,,le-m,d, H..

ING LLs't.R--Fanny Elsser made her las, IN.
Pearanee at the fremont on WednrsJ,y 'So ap'
49,, % emlHnS io' boxes reached $40. The Re-
style, aud st frequent intervals dn,,,. Tn IN hne
evening the Theatre run= with tremenJons .
%Pp.Nu>r. The enthusiasm of Fanny, oSn';r. :"
% u,l ne cached 50 high pitch. Al the concIn'
nc P'rio'InNnccs she was saiuted with r.nr,r
Ga vheet,' SUI shower Of bouquets f.ll unon ~.
$50 aiee the fan Of the curtain, say. the Pos,
oa,,s enthusiastically called Tor, she cam. f,,x,rj
In Sl',Nn' sni delivered, with deep p.thos. the
'olo"rS speech, "hcr siddest and her '"e
d',s ard Gentlemen'-l have staid with Won ln",,
100 long feel 10y the pain OF ihi, ,,n,,a,;o,s
Gadly would repay your touching Kindness To-
No.. -. ""J ""N, on cannot dor, even in this man.
80 hiPry among you, that this moment of sep,r,'
We" u almost insupp'uib e. But have "A comCor,
a ~ TO remember that happiness! will tbink os
iin, gam ana again, hut never without swell
hd'eu - Express Nor. 10 D'eu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
NOTICE -RORER-

NOTICE -ROHERT NIL Will leave this pl,re for
biIln're, on 10 morrow November gih, on a collect
,Ap-iin anl WI undertake. a. frinsac' any business
collection ia that city. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
GeNTI.RMEN,S WARE

nUDLEY s. MEREDITH, have yet hand, good A.
sorfment ofol0tha aud eassmeTes and vssngs stocks
Remembered nett shirts and drawers, cloves
etc eto-whsh they will sell very ehoap, for cash.
no0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
BOARDING AND DAY sCHool.
FOR YOUNG LADIES
A'" street, '"an'on Of me late H. Schroeder Bsq,)


Franklin street. Manson Of the late H. Schroeder Re-
BALTIMORE
MHs. j. HARTMAN BROWN xo,t, .,,
, 'y announce 10 her friends the pubic her in
Boarding anu bay school o 'i for nTS R ~ J1naay
lung iInes, Ia Tue elementary and rher brancheg Of
MosEs Atom IN eonneEion with tho Ancient and
shs VIII be assiso.i 10y the most compctcn, Teachers
and every facility Will be afforded The pupls Tor ,c,
Inefai and accomplished educ alton ~''' " acquiring
bo,.s io.aon Is elevated hta',iul and retired Tho
osauGiy shaded anuTiing delightful retreat for cIoI,
Particular attention will be psdo Tie study ofthe French
atuag' "nd the services Of the best Teachers will be
TIE Discipline Of the = hoo will DC strictly parental
in' MI anu religious as we'll as intellectual culture II
To ASSIST ia Promoting this object lie study Of the scr
.nIes wi" form part Of the regular exercises Of tho
By naremligg attention to The comfort ana happiness as
D. "VieS l" ui''i share OF public patronage.
TERMS
Boarding AMI Tuition uIing all :hc En.sh Ilrancbcs
~ n ' l'l 'ol' quarterly ~ adysncc..............lO
t,n' bny H"l"atT' Icr
FurI Tor Sin:I ,i;,cr.
washing aud Mcndiug, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Muse - 'icG al PS.sS,
-, uSl' ''hI
silver IoTk, Tea aud Table spoon " '''
REFERENCES.
Rev } Bre- knrdEo, u George Brown. Eso
-, . y a., np' ,, John Wilson. Ecu
~ TcSkv mu-E'1vr stewart Brown. Etg ~ Y.
Rev ID PurvaDco, Or J T. Msrkeuzir
Rev : Giitcau. NJ. d; p,.''t,.",
Rev Johns ID n,y,,t s,, '',,' ~
Rev 4 HolnCld, George Vim Bto,,db Eso
Rev Thomas scwolI, Jr John n gS,Rn mn" E.G hsq
r. NJ liam, George Cumming ESQ.,,
Rev Jas Puryancc, Baton DrJ u Vowel Pffsburg
Rouge Ia. Edwin Muncaster ECO
m 1 1 W. D.. William Giles, ESQ.
Hon linrd Pcarcc,
Z|-clawtw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
TO THE MEMBERS THE ,.y,,,.,..

vi hlA Is prepared 10 accommodate eight or ,,,
i,oIsT ehoSIs with Board and Lodging at the CiIFroH
1853, Nhch has advantages Ia location ruunI a., 80,
uhe IN ihe cry, being Wihin FIVE minutes Iysik 81 ~
ho "a % WITHIN MY yards Of the New Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
TER NiS.

for - SUI ll'on' Including lights, washing Ac .lO,
u no scnoiasic year Of ten months IheSc viii, ~, -
' 55 ioT LAtn, FIeCch and Music " 'e an
Wv EDWIN SHELTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
AGENCY FoR Tyre rouxp,v

usU,n ,,I nlvnf been apPoiE,ei Agent n, WA
or,,eTs t,T - l!!e f"nndiy, New YuTE wi ,,sr 90,
ouels IoI any amount o BOOS ani Ncvysn., chreutc
Sp'aISIuH or Printing, from the ah,'ys Spe, or
~ s"i"nt On aS favorable Terms a. me- ~. ShoNh
ta.,H IA the Eastern Cites srrcimr -, S us OBJ
s C,namchi. can ho seen b, cai.g Al ,nS IJpe
no ~ CT "a IN -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

IL rue above sale will positively tax. pl,es H. -
Shs'hl aui appreciation. Should the day nv, ny
excepted. 4; sd ~ ~, ~, ~ ', daI, sunday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

Pine Liquors, Ike Madschino. Rose Curacao Noyau,
Eau a. Or Cream Auis sc. Together with tho delicate
WcGf iniia Preserves, such LINES guava Srawberrs
RaspbcrHca. Sc IN Syrups, aud branded Fruits
Pickles. Capers, Olives, &C
French Ornaments Tor Cakes
Cakes of every description for parties .
Pyramids made of French Candies Of hll inc Va
oua shapes anj most appropriate for weddings and SOL
Tho Fashionable circles may assured that their
orders arc left my Establishments nothing VIII DC spared
nthe way Of Taste novelty and pHces9 gve general
| tatisfacti1n. buHhlNt
| auo ~ Above the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
NOTICE or SALE

y consequence Of tlie rain which fell ~, F-.t.., 81,
~. MI, Tue 'I&Se al the Go~Ie CunfIs's Pts and
al FRin ~ ~ and The Furniture, Is pnsfponr,I m
Ia - 80 N = t" <bih inst when Viii rosittv .iy
,, ni,n"l te.eT'e and embraces an excellent a.
''eu 81 heusehnli AMI kitchen FuTuturr mo-,
10 Iuaty IN the ncshboihood Also As ar y, tlHI
disposed Of privately. '' "'' previously
,oo1 H., DANIEL b GoODE. Depmy
y a ~" Tor L. Nunnaly, sheriff and Uyn,'r
Ia delivered. Sc'ote u,e ptoI criy
IL. ID q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

The Madsonian has the C,Io,,;,, .;,;s.
query, which we take it, means, certainly Mn ,n.,
II says:-
us 1t not most prcposierou, idea e,,.,,o;,., -.
me enemies OF the President, that not~ iths,,dn,,
.nsle continued hostility to him, personally and
Poh'eaNy, he should still be expected To 6,s,n,.
hono-s AMI emolumsn,s on them,n
:, we presume. by The "encmcs orthe President. I,
meant oI course, the Wings These NAV. there.
lore, chang up ther hsrps on the wiIIoms, rh,
,, "poi. as o"o ~h''ting down the wind, ns we
'eso"eet 10 nave seen % heard oL-AIr. d..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
CONFECTIONERIEs

Still cheaper, and IN greater varieties.
TUE undersigned has constantly on hand tho following
afuclca Of Confectionery, which no Eatrateos 10 sell Il
reduced prices, w,
Plums, by the quarter, half and whole boxes
Sultsna Nasns, CuTfans Grapes, Pigs Citron Prunsa
Almonds Fibcus, Wslnuts Palm Nuts Chesnuta
Pea Nuts, Sc.
Mania Cream and tIofchpund Candy
Cough Drops and Vegetable Aromatic Cough Candy bet
L.I INN nDL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
THURSDAY, Nov 4, 1871.

The meeting which assembled at the last Court,
b,v,og again met in the Court House, the President
announced the necessary absence OF the Secret'ryi
y,b.,supon. Joseph Wren, Esq. was appointed
= .r,.Istv And The Report Of the Committee and
an, substitute Of Mr. Mash being again read-M'
Nash rose, and "a lengthy address 70 the mesung
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

~ n2Scs-ls and p Tier rs rents: PH IN ..,,. LAD
an1 ~ galleries 20 etsi C5loured do Is cts. ' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23

nt- season Tickets can be procured by ppIles,oo q,
me boz once from u A. w. hll2P.M Price si2 81. for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

High Water, this day, III o'clock, A. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
After which,
THE VALET DIE SHAM

Manvers In fsyoTto Opera. wv" wv" w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
RICHMOND THEATKE E.

nBD wHIsK bbls superior Old Rye Wits
"a RM BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-23
sTRAYED ON sToI.pN.

10 Tho Chrstin Advocate aud Enquirer will COPY
ecEly' ull Hh January. no 2J-wti7Jan
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-10
The New Bank Bil---Nill thc President
Veto itt

i corrcsponjcnt of the Nc.v Work N,p, Er,
,,ri,,,,, ,r,,, ,y,s,i,-,.,,, ,,.,, ,.,.,,.,
u s,vs..oN, T,l,, ,,,u vat, H., nan. ri.
Biu this va, may rcs, c,.,,r,,.,, ,y,o,.,,,,,l.
,,p,,i, M ,ccommorJ,,i,o c,r snh.,,,n,,
p,ler.,,n5 bo,,o,or ,,l, p,,.;l,... ,,..,r .,,
tat the rcgu,,r session , MIA, c,r tbc c,I,,,,.o,
,,re-kccpior and d,sbpr.,pr If ,b.. rrl,i. r.,.,,
,s.i,,;I,,i,, T., ,ui,.l,,I;,,, c.,,., ..,,l ,.;,.
rioles. with the Suh.g'ro,.,,,,. Lave, ,,hi.h n,.
ms, hsco rcne,r,l r,,.iur,, g., ..,-. ..,,,., -,
fine word royor,,,o,, ,ro,.,..-- ,.;.L,,,, stool,
Stockholders n,,,r If i..,, or l....,.,,, ,.,,.
''!
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-10
TWENTY.SEVENTH CONGRESS-.
----INiyi SC..iou,---

Eriddy, .3UguSt 20.-NendtC-Mr. Cal
houn presented resolutions &c. of citizens
of Goochland co., Va, condemning the
bank, distribution, &C., and warmly ap.
proving, in advance, the veto of the bank
bill. Mr.. c., in support of the last of
these resolutions took occasion to yindi-
cate the president, who, he said, in veto
ing the bank bill, had but discharged a
high act Of duty TO the constitution md
himself, for which he deserved the thanks
Of the country. Mr.. Benton followed in
a similar train Of remark, aud Mr.. Archer
replied, when the resolutions &c. were or
dered to be printed.
The discussion of the distribution bill
was resumed, and a series of amendments
were pressed, but without success, when,
at 0 o'clock, and after session of IL
hours, the senate adjourned.
H0use-Mr. GiImer presented the pro-
ceedings of meeting in Louisa CO., Va,
protesting against the "reform' measures
of this extraordinary congress.
The house took up the amendments re-
ported by the committee Of the whole to
the ratification bill. They were all con-
cured in except that of the senate to es-
tahlish western armory, which was re-
jccrrd, lOl TO 90.
The house, on motion of Mr. Sergeant,
went into committee of the whole and
took up the bill to establish a Fiscal Bank
of the United States, together with the
objections of the president.
Mr. Sergeant moved to strike ont the
whole bill, and inseh bill for a Fiscal
Cooperation, to be located at Washington,
with capital Of S2l 100000.
Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Gilmer both desired
TO hear the nondescript instrument read,
and when the title waS declared, it was
received with shouts of laugter!
After the amendment had been read
through, Mr.. Sergeant went into a short
explanation upon the points of variation
between The amendment and the bill vetoed
by the president, which may be stated as
follows: Strike from that bill the word
"bank" wherever it occurs, and substitute
corporation - strike out "oiliccs of dis
count or dcposite' and substitute agent
or "agcncy ~ having no branches, but
simple agencies, but with the consent Of
the secretary of the treasury, banks may
be employed as agents; the power of dis
count to be taken away, and the corpora
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-10

the amount of one hundred millions; and though
he says it served to cquliizc the exchange, yet he
might have added, that i, was this Kite system,
these ,rin2-iratts this Fictitious system OF draw
ing and rc-drawnr which subsequently, ruined
the bank and derany rl the exchanges. \ thou
sand shifts would be devised to evaie the charter,
control the monied market, and abuse the powers
Of this proposed Fiscal Exchange Bank.
18th. Fiscal Agsocy in the States, without
asking their assent Mr.. Tyler viii never sane.
ton such a trick; such an insiIious attack upon
the sovereignty Of the States. lie cannot sub
scribe to the bin on the principles Of his Own
Messagc-without degradation. In fact, dstin
/ guished correspondent in Washington writes us
that the object OF the bill is 70 annoy and disgrace
MIN. Ifhe signs such a bin. what then Why
Captain Bolts tells US. This confidential an,
active friend Of Mr. Clay has unwi,tingy let th'
whole cat out Of the bag. They are TO "hcad'
Mr.. Tyler with this subtle bill. They are t,
"hstcn' him by its provisions. They all see
that the stock will not be subscribed, Mr.. Bott
tells the Coffee House so-hut then, when the,
have degraded Mr.. Tyler and made him an oh
ect of " eNccration' to both parties, they meai
to use him as tool Tor the worst purposes. Mr.
Bots says, then they viii have a better VIVA
is his better we all know--a full-boojed bank
in all its glory and power. This was the yer,
game which u sagacious friend at Washington
wrote to us several days ago, these Caucu
Wings, under the auspices Of Clay and Webster
meant to play of upon the Chief Magistrate
" Should Mr.. Tyler yield his consent to some sor
OF bank, this, after he has teen disgraeed aat
Frustrated j6rcrer may be modified and EXTENDED
at pleasure Thanks to Mr.. Bolts, We all see
now as clearly as noon-dly-and we hope, As tn
Madisonian says; Forewamcd, Mr.. Tyler vi!
now be forearmcd.'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-10

Strange as 1t may appear,yct it is lamcntable
fact, that the President Of the United States has.
within the last four weeks, been BURNT IN
EFFlGi And for what Has he attempted
to cnslavc the people by urging the passage of
laws hurthcnsomc and opprCssivcl Has he tur.
ned traitor to his country and denounced her FREQ
institutional Has he violated the laws and con.
stitution Of our concdCracv, which he has sworn
to protect and defend Mo- neither of these
Then, what has he done that his eiliyy should he
dragged through the streets and be suspended
between earth and heaven! What has he done
that his icIlow-countrymon should treat him as a
maleiactor, aud burn his image at the stake, thu,
rcvirIng IN our memories the scenes of the dark
cruel and bcnightcd ages of the world lie has
simply done an act which his conscience dictated
him to do-whch the oath he took to preserve,
protect, and defend the Constitution of the United
States required him to do-which every consi.
dcmton Of morality, the welfare and happiness
ofhis coun,rymcn, Tor the present aud future, de.
mandod at his hands. For thus acting n portion
of individuals claiming to be rccmcn, have SO far
forgotten their country and her dignity, as to
BURN IN EFFlGl the head and front of the
American people. Shame SEame!,
TO the honor OF the inlund.towns and the mass
Of the people he it said, that such conduct as above
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-10

The above is the title Of the new bill which has
passed the House, for the establishment, Of Ma
tional Bank. The bill was introduced by Nh
Sergeant, of PENNSYLVANIA, and is another hum
hug plan. in which the word Bank" is changed
into Z" corpora.ion'-a branches" into "agcnt,"
the Assem-, of the States totally dispensed with
and the Institution is nominally to have no
mower Of di,countinr On NEGOTIABLE notes, but is
to deal only in bills Of exchange, &c.
The fate of this bill, should it pass the Senate,
i, ,,,,,c, much e,oc,r,,,or y, Wosl,ipctor
,r,-u.,.
VIII tAe president sI5hH Inc " H'S' "'e con-
illent that he will give It his sanction, from the
fact that Mr.. Serreaat waited on the Presidcn,
;,,,,ol;,,.l,, or,o- ,Lo vat, and cor,rr.sl with
,-, IN, .,,,,;,,, IF r,,, b,ul pc,,,, .,,.s
,,bo, NJ : ,,,or,,,oI n .s6r,l" Mr. ~
Isr y, tho srbioc. Of cr,,,inra b,pr, that would
moo, HI, o,nr,b,.i,, ,b,, he rcpclcl ,be oyor-
,,,ro ,,,i,b ,Lo I--;,,, ,,li,b l,,,,rcbi,, O,bo,
,rc,rIo,;or. ~, VII, somc saw that IN, nil, ,,ro.
vocal i ,,,r,r.. g., ..bc,I IA, pro-ii,rt, anil
J,iyo Hin, into ro ui,r,lI Jc,isoI l, IN, yL;-
,o,,c,, - c,r,,,r, hin, and time co.,,cI lin, .,
h.tr e..4a la..fH 1HHt f
,,l,,r,,7 IN, ,l,;. ro, ,,,.r. .,,.. ,t,
pi,br,,ni E,on;rcr will not avail them, Mr.
,rrI,-i,ro, ,or, c,or,.b c,rr,,,,
;rho ~, NON. L;u :. .,,,,,. a., ,,- ammo,
La do,,r,o1 ,,,..oss r,r,r, .,,,,.;,,.
Ian, s6,rIl lilo - COO s,,,,, o,o ,,,o cl-
,,,y;,, l,rr,,,oo r tho Vote N,s,,,,o co ,b,, Mr.
rr,or cor =, cor,i.,.r, s,,,.sr,,r s,,c,io,
oI,,,. lin j., ma, ,I,,,, ~. farm, H., s,,...
..T,ho rou,or of cno,ro's. a c,o,,oo N,,i,,,l
Bank 10 operate Der Sc over the Union. has been
question of dispute from the origin Of our Gov
eminent 1t w'Il Sufice Tor me 10 say
o av V% o'1,i " INV S,% ,I
POWER by this Government"
Eow can the President, entertaining this view
of the matter, sanction the bill introduced by Mr.
Sergeant. which differs I'm, little from the one he
has vetoed His objection was not to The bill
but against the exercise of anu such Do,ccr by
this government" But, what is the diliercncebe-
tween the bill vetoed and the one that will pro-
baby be presented to the Presiden, 10 sign l.
Docs j, remove the objections Of the President, or
does it conform 10 Virginia State Rights prnci-
pes1 Hear the veteran ofthe Richmond Enaui-
rer on this point!
"st. Fiscal Corporation-Why does not
Mr. Sergeant know, ,ha, the word corporation"
as applicable to the Federal Government. is one
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T., Sale Assessment orfsiI.

The assessment orproperty in la Sale county
has lust been completed by the Assessor, Mr..
John Farmer. Upon reference to the books IN the
Clerks Office it appears that the tax assessed for
the present year is more than treble that of
last year, notwithstanding the creation Of the new
counties Kendall and Grundy greatly reduced the
territory of the county, The increase of the
amount of property assessed, is on account Of The
lands becoming taxable which heretofore Were
not subject to taxation. Below we give the as
scssnent fJr the present and previous year:
1910. ISL.
Taxes assessed on land, Sl32 z 50 Z ao,o %
Do. town lots, l,S,1 IS
DO. personal pro- 1902 20 3 ,.6s OF
Amount 1907 33 SIS 80
5,5ls 80
Increase over last wear i Ass %
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HOPE FOR TIE BEST.

Oh! why should we ever be shading
Moments of parting with pam
Thongh the rose we have cherished be fading
Time will bring roses again
Though fate our dcstinies sever
Though for 4 season depresi-
Trusting in Providence ever,
Still let US hope to be blcst
There is star yet above US,
Shining for happier days;
There ia spirit to love us,
Beaming beyond the stars rays
Though for a time we may sever,
Clasp this deep truth TO thy brea t.
Trusting in Providence ever
Come ,rin tier, iq.1--i5 the best