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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD

RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. -.
The weather has been very favorable for the
growing crops this week. and that Of corn will eI.
coed the anucipntions Of the planters.
Business IS dull. it is always lust at this sea.
son. Our merchants, howeyer, are preparing for
the fall trade. Many of the large dealers are 70.
ce!vng new importltIons, and we think VIC may
s'itIy venture TO promise country friends good
market the approaching fall.
EXCHANGE.
FOREIGN: On London H.. per cent. premium.
DOMESTIC.
New York Checks 81 prem.
Philadelphia do.
baltimore u do.
North Carolina Bank Notes p,r.
Do do do under $40 discount.
oou'" C"rohha par pre-.
SaV'nnnh discount.
Augusta do
Alabama II do
Tennessee 10 d.
Specie 2. pr.m
PRODUCE.
TOBACCO-Receip,s and inspections r,llin. Of
prices irregular and shade lower.
FLOUR-Saes have been made Of new CITY
Mills Flour, but the price has not t,anspircd. Coun
try stock o=hlusIed-sone Irt,e new Country Al
So to SOL old has been sod at s5:as6.
GlAlN-WHEAr 100 to I25 cts per bushel
and 1870 could W. think be had for good crops.
Corn getting scarce-we quote t. to Co cents pei
ousheI. OATs-n vessels 40 CTS, and ~ cts. from
depot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
THE EAGLE HOTEL, CTlRL Oy7'ESTyLL 8,
ID

N the hrsi Monday 90 August that being Ahru,rI.
- Cont day, this well known cslh,hnc NJ viii toe pu
10y Ithe on tie premises, ior term year, g. cun-
chcg on me lat Of October next. particular drscrip
.h q" we properly Is deemed unnecessary those wish
ug 2" feu VII ~ coursc resort other means Tor obtain
hE such information a. they may desire viii onIy
iil hM The bd-r llsrlIs situated Public SlunTc
near tie Court Hnus and that according 10 past
Gee ia ihr hands OF competent the sure
source OF prohis The Particular will be made
known on the dIy of TCuuuE
large portion OF the ne adj building known rs the
Jefferson Hotel anti belonging estate % Jl Wtnn
zee a. has Tor some ycs ai been rented ViN the E.s
Hotel We authorized by EI'uT OF that estate Ia
say that the will br offered Tor r,u Al the time n
place above mcntipnc, aud upon like trrms 10 the com
Engagement and duration OF the lease, with the gle no
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
ILLINOIS EIECTI0N

The Illinois Congressional election commenced
on Monday last. In the Northern district III can
dld''es are John I. Stuart, whig, and James II
Ea's'on' Loco toco. The result Of the poll in Chi
cugo was follows:
Ra'Ston, = $40
stuart, 3UD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

THE subscriber proposes open Classical and N,fhr
ihtticai school Iu Siauntuu, commence tie Isl Mon.
DAY in September and terminate last FRIDAY in lime
following. '' '" @'''S
tH"TpuEI 'nd accurate course of instruction viii be
gwen u the AuUCn 1ngI8gcs, Nahtu t'cs inc luiry iii
u, branches au'ut Ia the hcsl Col cgc; Natural Phi0sD
piy' an. tie usual subjects uf ELg-H EdurauOu Whis
h" sreicsi attention Will Paid ~ the habits and sror
mcnt Of the pupils. - w
Shuuinr d said 10 he remarkable for health intel
'nh morality Hoard can D., had iu 10 rar fa,uirs
on "tra' terms aui few pupils will hr taken into IA.
i'tuly OF the subscriber PTCs made known h,tr,r,,
no" ~ per session II ten months, payable r equal
lor ous uH the st Monday Of September aud Fcbru.tY
u" deems 10 UNNECESSARY auy trpg Ia ti,
c"s NJ HI sucrrEs teacher ioTrCTy PAIL sh, AMI ~
regards his con ur acting Professor o. VI .rutTr, an
ne Iu"r'ty 81 NrAiua ho refers he bpiush re- 81
luton ,uitua Visitors PIKE ppIl Pms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Grand Virginia r1'" Lottery, iur me benefit NJ tif ~.
nnngrIu hra1ciny EHtu Gloss, No 30. Tor IT, e. Co. de-
frrUu0u nF tr drawing ~ tIr Triru Lottery e aHE Nu
CIV IeII Do drown n A"S1ulusi -. q Saturday, al
pcinurr'fll. " drawn ballots Magnificent Sch, NC Z
grand CAPITAL prize Of Euuu. frlpu 600 prsr 81 900
io dp - 2jun. do Of 1000, ~ 9uO 7UnD coo 600
500, hN XII ~ Hu, n no, 10 1901 ID rf tpN
iuof UJl Juof 5O 10 N 90 iup NJ no 100 OF go n 90,
~ Sc Us drawn numt ers our Of 10 Tickets go sI,frs
u proportion.
CcrlGsses of PACKAGE ~ 20 Whole Tickets $50 20
pp............dH.......6H sif......d,......IBI 90
Doc. .......d1......sG q mUcr.. do. .ts IN
Do ...........do......26 Eighih....do.......32 20
D- orders for tickets and shares and ccriiG, atce 81
packages u Tho above splendid scheme will rrrcIy. mo
prompt attention; and tho drawing ~ each uerv
will be sent immediately after o. ovor to all " ha order
from Address
). q. GREGORY 4 60 Managers
an " ed Rchtroud VIRGINIA
(LhhET WINE-40 boxes s. Julen Ciarct InT
~ received In Store, choice has1rmsrt Vytr.v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

We had abundant rairs again yesterday. The
apprehension now is, that We may have too much
u good thing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Schr Lsontine, Knapp, New York, coal and
iron.
Schr Saratoga, Creighton. B,tmorc, coal.
Schr Sarah Levinn, Mcckins, Baltimore. tobac-
co, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
EGBERT n WATSON, Exc


T. :. The renting oi the above property 10 p.Eipo
Gnhl the hrst Monday In september, lAlb,marIe l.,
day when % Ai certainly take place. gu 10 lawtI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
wASuIscros August 9.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
"wAsnixeroS. IOth August, Al.

| a valued personal and political friend thus re-
mons'ratcs asains, the passage Of the Distribution
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.


mish wn.er, lhis day, o,eloek, P. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

(u.h HET WINE-40 bprcs - Iuren Citrri II.f
~ received in Store, choice assortment OF Wines mi
lAluofA au W WILLIAMS q IANAIL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

And thus we have the honor Of recording the mos,
extraordinary steeple chase ever yet known IN the
sporting annals Of America.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

On Wednesday, the 18th instant, very suddenly.
w lillian buRE, youngest son Of George w and
Regina u. Clark.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
From The lkdisoaian.
VOTE On TIE BANk.

lie Globe al Thursday esening contains mo.,
deceptive article on the vote IN the Srrak l., ,l
Bsnk Bhi-a single paragraph from whey vin
state aud rApnsc TO tie readers Of that pri1t yL
may chance 10 see Tins note. l. IS the more lnno,
aul it should be placed blore The public because,
assumes the same ground haiped upon in 1Lp M
gfess oil tlie debate.-Ihe Globe saw:
at OH B"nk b,l was carried by the vote of NJ,
Pr stos, who enormously 'luafes the almo.t IMAM.
inaus publ sentiment III lls STATE. VIII tie Ptrsi
dent sdueiiun d bill thus worked through tie Son
ae! Without mqntr'ng Whether Nh Preston dd
ef did mol, vote the sentiment ii his STATE, but AZ
summing '"r The ssNe oi meeting the position of he
Ghbe, he did mol, Low s'ants the tast
M are hiiy-two Senator'S, mh,. all the States
Ar" fully ferres ented-Tcnnessee having but ON.
>enator Al thls lime The Senate Is Composed of
my one en,beis-thesc are from lwenty-sIx : ate.
The vote he Bauh bill was 90 in the aflitmativa
and 70 ID the negative. Two not voting. Now If the
wrny-sm States had been fully represented, and
HE Senators had voted rs the Globe says Nh Pms
ton should havr done, The vote would have sond ~
Tor the b aud il against 1t. 81 - States Tor Tie bin
ana States agains II, as tested by tie last gcueia
election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
SECOND $lPE'EX'
ROBES Il BURTON,
BANK SuIlARE.

\ IKE NOW RECEIVING aud IN daily expectation,
n at their Ne0 Store, OF fresh supply III new,
scarce aud desirable GOODS, which, IN addition to
lhcir large stock previously hand, will make
their assortment very desirable.
The following ATE portion of their New Goods
10 which they beg the attention Of then hicnds and
the public generally.
Swiss Edg'ngs and lnsertings, handsome assert.
mcni.
ca"brIck do do large supply and very cheap
black and white wire nett and figured Laccs
fashionable article for Ladies ShI"is
Biack and white Laces for Trimming do
DO do EdginGs and lhseuIngs, very cheap
Black and white Laces for Verls
Black and coloured KID and Mohair Gloves
Mohar MItts, very handsome
Misses white and cooured Cotton Hose
Ladies black and white Cotton aud Moravlan Hose
Black Italian SILK, very fine at Is. per- I'd
Black Gro de Rhine do 6s.
Florence BRAID Bonnets, latest Style
Gentemens Hdndkerchirs and Crdvais
l. pieces blue, wool dyed black and ,nvis bic green
Cloths and Cassime'es, some superhnc and
ye,y cheap
Colored Tweed Cassmeres and handsome Vcstlugs
ior Gcntlcmens summer wear
D bales Cotton Oznaburgs, al Toe per I'd
"a X Cotton Cloths at 4d1
Heavy PLAID DomestIcs for servants al 81 per ,d
In addition 10 the above, we have on hand an as,
sotiment OF Lawns and MusIins French CambrIrk,
Cahcoas, Challeys and Nlouslns, black and colored
Silks, black aud blue black Bombaz mes Hosiery OF
every description, Jackonel Mushns and Cam
bricks; Swiss AlnsIins, PLAIN, checked aud figured;
BISHOP Lawn ktut,ng aud Linen Cambri,k Hand
ktrchleis, Marscilles SkirIs and Countefpnnes
some very nch, Toilet Covers, prcll, X cleap, La
dies Cotseus Nc, Ganbruors, CashmeIeits, Ma
poleon Cloths. black aud coloured Crspe Camb let's
ana Sumner Coths, Bro Linens. Nankeens and
Cotton Cassimeres ior Gtnilemens summer wear.
}td Ticking from . to Is Cd, brown aud beached
Domeslics, Sugar, Coffee and Bale Cotton. and many
o'ei articles TOO numerous 10 specify almost all oil
winch our friends viii lease bear IN u,iud, were
bought tins season, aud ATE OF course of the latest
style, and at the lowest pieces
June IA ,s;l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
bWist0Ofc Torn Residence
FOR SALE

VIE subscriber wishes to sell tie valuable aud
Il delightfully."- situated House on Diamond IIIll
III which he now resides. The Lot IL in co,nIe,e
o'uet' ana has upon II every hing >hlch renders a
dwelling altractye-eAcellcnt uut-houses a splcn-
uId well OF water Ornamental shade-tices "A good
garden, &c. &c.
lie likewise wishes 10 sell Lot adjoining the
"oo'ei upon winch there is neat dwelling house
adequate TO the accommodation OF a small family
ana upon which there Is also IA good well of water
Also, a handsome Building Lot opposite hls resi-.
drhce, winch Is well enclosed, aud upon hch there
Is good stable.
oi terms, &c appl, to The subscriber.
Judy ,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16

WHEELING, (pa.) August ..
A SrrCk OF NuLLrFIcATIuN.-On FRIDAY last
the great mail east and west OF tins cv was stoned
at the loll-gac five mile, our on the National Road
by the Supern endent under order rom the Board
Of Public Works OF Virginia. For some ,lme pas.
difficulty has existed between The board and the
ontaotor IN gard to toll: the one demanding and
the other refusing It's payment; and on that day the
matter was brought 10 crisis by HE stage CARVING
the mail being ptohb ed from passing the gaze
without ioihinI up. This was positively refused,
and, alter remaining the spot for some hours the
mani from the East TAX back to TrdelphIa
where IT remained uni our postmaster, on his own
responsibility, sent out conveyance aud had II
brought 10 town. The mail from the West was
earned back and deposited our post Office Oh
Saturday morning the mail east way passed through
out postmaster ing the toll, and suppose this
arrangement viii continue until orders are received
from head quarters.
We will not undertake to censnre any in regard
TO me matter aud yet II appears TO that the
State OF Virginia has exceeded lis powers IN de
handing toll for the mail a road constructed hy
the United States and the control OF which was grant
ed 10 the States without consideration. At any
event. however, the stoppage of the mad was moi
INC proper way OF determining the mallel; aud If the
laws III regard to W" appl, TO corporations AS well
as TO 'ndvrinaIs some difficulty may arse f,o,r The
P'oeeeuute' Tunes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
lWiHnbfe torn propcrfy for safe

1--WE SUBSCRIBER, wishing 10 remDye from
y l.ynchbnre, offers far sa e her residence on
Court ii use hill. The house has SIX large well
hlshed fooths with good out kitchen and snuke
house. aud very fine garden attached 10 II. The
whole premises have recently been thoroughly
paired.
Also, two story While house opposite Martins
Warehouse on fist street. There are SIX rooms IN
this house, each with fire place, and there is an
excellent garden, d brick oul kuchen, aud smoke
house. alarge stable, and we'll ol The finest water
belonging To II. II desired, considerable tiHe VIII be
gwen, as The money will not he needed. Persons
desn"us OF purchasing invited to call aud
ANNE
Mr.. e Phelps viii give any Information nes.essa-
nv.
Also, a :, endid. Piano Forte, Of The latest
81, le aud fashion. ELlZ \BETu 5. CABELL.
Avg. Is If
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BONES INTELLIGE ACE.

APPOiNTMEN BY TIE PRESIDENT,
By and wih The air,ee and consent Of tic Senate
Alexandef L. FIELD, Secretary Ior the Ter tory
Of Wlscon' IL.
Isaac Otis, Marshal FOR the Eastern District Of
PennsylyaDIa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
LAND Bill,
.. Ian 4 l. l..
Mr.. SMITH oi had .,di.J -. i

Mr.. SMITH of Tod. called M the I.,,a R,u
Mr.. CLAl al Ala. muved an amendment, IN th,
erect maj me Distribution BIN should no, go into
force before The public debt VAS paid.
Mr. SMITH asked for the yeas any nays upon
.ne an'eonmen'. Tue amendment was equivalent
Mr. CLAY Of Ala. briefly stated The amendment,
and thought II did no, present the question Of ,r,,c
'ion or one equivalent 10 II. Il was po.tpons,neu,
VI the question ouly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16

L. S. STEAM SIllP.-We find in the Phlli-
drlphla Inquirer The following description OF The
Unned States Steam Slnp Miss ssppi, nov
stIudung al The Navy \ and at Philadelphia and
nearly completed She will probably be ready for
III about three mouths from tins tlnr.
The "Mssissippi," II we remember Alright
commenced IN August. 1880. Her est when
flushed. viii be about $500 900; and she will form
PAT oi HE Home Squadron, which has just been
provided Tor b, Act Of Congress. A steamer
Of the same dimensions and character, was com
menced IN NV y otk about the same tine. aud II
also nearly finished The shlp~tieh.s of the Two
cites have lhus had opportunity Of displaying
rheu ingenuity. and IN the result we hope TO win
rev lsures Tor Philadelphia. We annex the d.
mensons Of his noble specimen OF Naval Architec-
tur,:
Dimensions of Tie Steamer Mississippi.
Length from end OF flying Jlb boom To
end OF spduker boom 300 feel
lle- from water to up Of the main truck 1924
Length on deck 22J
Breadth Of beam 40
Depth OF hold pa
Tonnage $500 inns
She will carry SIX Paxham guns. all ON The up
per deck. "o"lll be Of 10 inch bore aud 4 ii
inch-and will throw hollow shot. Her commitment
# men viii, IN all hands. amount To about 200 and
she will carry provisions Tor four months. She
viii use brumInous coal, and carry 750 TOMS II e.
nougb for 90 days.
Her engines have been manulaciul ed by Messrs
Ne,, ck x Towne Al ,he, ,x,.,sivo -; rI =
in SontIwa,L and Ia ,bo.. vh h ''
mensr structures of ,h,s dcsc,,n,o, ,La, ~"
apprar a, The mos, ,,i,.,li,,,,, ,.., -
steamer. A gentlemen whn b,,n.,.L -, ~ Wv
ming Them whIe we were n,'saa,-C,,a an
somenh,, noetic,IIv d.s,on.,.d ,la, ., o"'
oo,Les A, 49,. oI,,,,.. ,,,,, ~ "''"
nose them beavv ,n,nob IN ,.,, H. 49, ."
n,nclnaI frame wo,l hc1ns a. 'n' "P-'ae
raj a,,,.,,,,e bei,, -, ine 49, NV" s'"'
w,,I, ,l,e enoi,es H.. o,,,aa,u ',a' o'"p''e"
nm and down onr ,,va,s ,rh. ,,,,'', '"'' pass
iron ellis and ,,e q foo, q 50, ,i. ~" ''Ne
a SEVEN ,ee, s,,,L. - '' VII"
She ca,r,cs,wo c,o;,.s cach .foso -,
and 5oo ,nns IN viii, ,,ta h., Nv "o'se power
Of c,,.t ,Iirtn.s snJ asa ,,.,,o', nc ,'Ppei-
CLAMPS and olbe, snila, con,,,va,.. y, LUIS
l,,ge euouoh IN boLi , s,,,u ,o, .'J '"
de ed the non work and ,Il,h. ,ah.s III
ed w,,b rho engine. "a os,r,i,,,, "'''' oo""ec'-
IN the ,nexoc,,rnced a. ~ ,Ia ,,,a,' s"""'e'
siupendous . conference es,,or,,,,. ~. ~ " 80
rushes Ia one,s mind If n.s,t} 49, '''' '''"
Steam is indeed - n,3nh,y ,,.n, ~ ."it"''on'-
:, od,,n ,,sroysrv III s,,,a,I.i., "a, s '' "
idea of il, now., and ar,lca,;ae Inv o. "". q''e
mage and conf CT # war, NAV he armed am ,'',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
" AsnlNGrON, August 10.
lNlIED SIAIES SENATE

ne b'lis from the House were brought forward
Tor consideration and ordered to a FIST and se,ond
reading aud reference. The Sub T,easur, Bill was
Mr.. CLAY. VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
IL II II Il Il - Sill "a.

1--WE subscribers. anxious to encourage tho
l. growth OF SILK. would like 10 pune base a few
hundred prounds nicely reeltd: none otter IS waut-
ted.
Persons having such for sale find purchaser
by calling GEO BAGBl 4 Go.
July - tsf
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REHEK VYEJE.,

This Is also fine PI,utall"n, containing about
500 acres, sxty.lhree of which are Low Grounds Of
good quail y. There are of cleared L. adj, including
low grounds about 250 acres. and ldrs portion OF lie
WOOD land is fl ST rate Tobacco Land .-This Plan
taon is also well III Clover. Alllhe Plantations
well watered.
The above described Plantations lave been
worked Tor several years aS one Plantation, and
now nndef that arrangement. Any person wishing
hoe Estate IN healthy region, will possibly fad 1t
TO sntefes To examine this.
Terms u Sdie-O1e ,urth Of the purchase
money will be require ed AT the lime tsae-aud Tor tie
residue, credit Of |, > and years, ltquh install
he"ts,) VIII be given. the payneus 10 be secured by
deed OF trust on the properly. Possession viii be
gwen al the end of the present year, wih the priv
lege OF sowing small grain al HE usual period du-
rlng the coming fall. Ii. 5. LANGlIORNE.
W The Richmond Wing add Euqnuer will
publ The above advertisement OF ce meeh Tor two
months, and send their accounts 10 this office ior
collection.
July ID ,sif
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C.ENH .N'DTEGE.
CASH EOR Es'zfE.IY.

WE WILL GIVE the highest price FOR an
w qpanuly Of wheat delivered III this place, u
al The farms on the river.
M'klNNEY 4 MOSBl.
Aug ,.,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16

This Estate is situated immediately OPP 'os1c the
lo"rt end Of the town Of L,nebburg. aud more
rhan mle distant. 1t confirms ii Iilc more thnn
500 acres; 80 OF which are cleared, GO acres Of
fine bottom Land all Tie Gle ned land vel sci IN
clover except about 30 acres and in high safe oil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16

This estate Is regarded by the besl Judges OF Props
eny To be inferior 10 noue N James Il yer. Ii con
laIns G5O acres, lS4 OF which Low Grounds aud
ACC h,ah Land; all the latter Is ~ woods except a.
bout SO acres j; most Of the unclearcd land is fuo
Tobacco land
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And were the Wing States represented in tho
House upon the same ptIuclplc and the policy ap-
Piled that was adopted by Alabama al The LAST c!cc-
on, that OF iesorlIng TO the general Iicker, The OPP
position to The bill would be only nominal III that
body as The Sub treasury States only give as votes
ana under the next portIo ment will not be much
varied. W hat then becomes OF the position of the
Globe Let The candid reader answer. q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
Is'ssETE CO2T.yGE.

WE subscriber WISHES to sell ms Real Estate
l. IN the county Of Amherst. 1t consisIsoi Three
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-16

Mr.. }. SAID as tlett subject now pending
before any committee of the House to which these
resolutions referred he moved thai they h, al an,
the table ard printed
Mr.. POWELL remarked thai, inasmuch ~ the
resolutions ptesented Game from The district which,
lie HAD the homer 10 represent lie lclt himself m
"u's oound 10 on fspme exp analions thereon, HAT
the House nigh be fully possessed Il the extent
~ the claim Of those resolutions To be received AS
sn expression oi public opinion IN the quarter lon
~be' C" they came.
Mr.. p. remarked that as TO the responsibility of
thr meeting he had no doubt on ihat po,nl: he ne,
eeiv,d The names OF highly respectable gentlemen
Connected with u; but, he WAS correctly tnfoimt
the ~ eetirg from winch these resolutions ,mana.
ted was tie result Of call of The dcmociac, ft the
purpose upon which they acted that The meet
eng was held accordingly at the court house oi lhat
sarge county, AID al cOutt time; and that the uum.
her who Tell so iat interested in the matter as to
give Their attendance amounted to thrty three:
ana oil that number, there assembled. three dis m
Susheu gentlemen oil the democratic piiiy optul, x
ably opposed IRE doctrine OF repeal rs applied ia
charters. Mr.. Il. remarked that 1t WIS as 10 this
doctrine oil the resolutions that he had thoug iii u
necessary TO speak 10 the other topics OF whlc
they ucdi, he had nothing to say; they embraced
sbe common principles of the parry, and, rs such
they might pass Tor what they worth. But,
rs TO tins modern cry OF repeal, he coul pern
so impression TO be made that II could fad loe,a-
',"n 10 his District even with the great body Of the
democratic party; but for this he was not authorz
I'd 70 speak Certain he was that in the district at
large, Of which Fauquier constituted a pa ~, a doc.
uine 80 disorganizng would find lille favor-a doc
'ne gong 10 the violation Of public faith, and all the
principles upon which property rests lis security
s"d uProoiing the fundamental principles Of so,
uey. Mr.. II. ihciofure, in The name Of Tie COM
'i'"n"eaHh 81 Virginia large, aud Of his own DIS
Wei 10 paiIic uidf, iepudialrd such docnnes.-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-29

The UNITED STATES BANK.---Ihe whole
number of suits brought against The L. S. Bank
since the first Of January, in The present year,
is about one hundred and eighty. The Jadg-
,oeDts Given against it, in the last nine months,
in ,he Disuict Court alone, are upwards of one
hundred, for various amounts varying from enc
hundred to one hundred thousand dollars. be-
sides these, between fifty and sixty judgments
have, in the same period, been given against H.
in Tie Court Of Common Pleas, Tor various
amounts, from ten dollars TO one hundred dol
lars.-Gouge's Journal Of Banking
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-29
A Shocking Murder.

A brutal murder, says the Bedford
PENN Gazette, was committed on
the person of stranger travelling on
foot, on Wednesday of last week, at
or near the top of Rays Hill, in that
county, He was first knocked down
with club, then thrown over steep
precipice, and afterward struck on the
head with large sharp stone, which
literally mashed it into jelly. There
are three persons now III jail on suS-
picion of being the murderers.