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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30

Dh. LEIDtS MEDICATED EXTRACT
OF SAREADAnn

81 COMMISSION NERCHASTS
Corner OF - and 18Th Streets,
Auenl 20 sales Of ali uptoas Of ropsry and max
advances On cons garments. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
NEM FALL GODDN


THE subscriber has received per the Weymouth, and
Il perr,esets from New YORK, fall aud beautiful as
continue to receive By every levers new and
ashouable. The following eonpTi.e.a lew Of the Goods
sam striped and Pru.od sh,llsy.
Rich hg,d Mousins, new s,les
DO Mourning 30
Do Chine silks beautiful assortment
DO StTped Do
Black wa-red and striped 20
Do P0u sol
Do Italian LUsre
Do Gro Do Paris
Do satin Lcvantine
Mole oordPou dc sol and Gro de Afrique
DO 10 figured do
Rich Chine shawls and Scarf
Muslin inScrfugs aud Eigings
Needle Work Collars, from 50 10 so
DO do Cages
French English ani German Mernoes
Light Printed SaTonys
isle laCcs aud Eds ngs, very cheap
] Plain and Gsureg Nelts,44, % .nd "a Brusse.
I Black aud white -ik Hose and hail Hose
| Raw ~. Cashmefes, Wool and Couon do
Linen Cambria IIisfs all prices
Iemsti' he'd REVERE and E'nb odered do
IaTetou Musiins white and colOured
Book, Null Cambrc Jaccouetani swis. Musuns
WEIGH AMI English Flannels
~ aud u Linen SheetinsS cheap
Table Damasss Damask Cloths
irisr Linens. Pillow Case Linens, u rdsoyc Diapers
iaies' and Gen'cmon's Wool shirts aud Drawers, &c.
DRrr.xs,hn ntd! WARE.
ID DO Coffee Pots
DO Sugar Dishes
Do Castors-i, 5 and boules,ai
J. p. EOGG'5
no ~ China Store, Nam strcet-
COAL, COAL.
have Tor sale Al our yard, on the north side Of the
ALEXANDER REID, sem,
oiule late firm Of Wills, Reid & Co.
au1 dn JOHN " LIPSCOMB
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NO. l 5
". Is. Z. ,. a. CHRISTIAN,
MARKET SauAR.,
RICH MDNn VIRGINIA.

haye on hand a genera. assortment Of
GROCkKIEs.wI INES. TEAS a LIaUOHa
or THE Brsr euALIrr,
AT wholesale ard retail, for cash or IN pu.stasl
customers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
J. BRANNAN x cos
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE

Adjoining John Enrlcy's Union Coffee House. and
X. Ii. jenkins D.y Goods Store, Main st.
WE Would embrace this opportunity and method Of
w making II known Ia the cuiIrns of Richmond its Vi
ciny AMI the STATE that constantly Keep ON hand Cloth.
ing oi all knd aud more especially for the current n an.
preaching seasons, which will sellai ed prces for
cash Unexpectedly Invite all To cali ami inspect ouT
STOCK whether they the goods not All goods soI
by ns That do not please IN every respect, may
and the money refunded.
All g1nis warranted auDS,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30

oC IDLY cl2t
JEW DANID'S OK HEBREW PLASTER
'IE pecuiarirs %; this chcuu' al compound, owing
to ITS extraordinary effects the animal hhI r
nerve, gaucus ant muscles Us virtues beng 10y
the- the immediate seat Of disease Of pain
However good any internal remedy may De, his as an
moving the discase AMI facilitating the cure. cases of
local inflammation ScnroiouS affection, Kings Evil Gput
lnfdmndtoTy ami ChrOGic Rheumatism ia all cases
where seated pain or weakness cKS'.
gent eman travelling ia thr south Of Europe anil Pa.
lestne ia Ism heard much the later place
praise OF JEW DANlBS, Or HEBREW PLASTER and
Of TIE Gas he cousi"Tcd miraculous had
lung sud N"r affection, the removal Of which had
chief OBJECT Of hsy journey, hut which resisted the
genial influence II That halmy amt cicius climate.
soon found his health Improving and In few his
cough len him. the saDwCss Of his disappeared
pain remOy cd aud his ra hcC PEI rem.
stated since that time lac has hcru recommending 10
his friends and acquaintance Tor all fixed pains whatever
such Thrumaiistn sout head ache tooth ache. pain M
the side, hp back aud hubs, scrouous humOrs kuuis
IN the breast, pain ia 10" s1ia &C h.
weak Hmbs, iIurucss. affections OF the spine ma
weaknesses, &c No fen lc subject 10 pain weakness
In the back or side SHOULD bc Viiiluu' H.
MARRIED LADIES,
In delicate situations, find relief from constantly
wearing thus plaster Tho apptcaL0n ths plaster be-
tween the shoulders has fOunt rctdely for
COLTS, coughs phihsir aud ung al cous, their primary
stages II destroys hI4Ou by producing copioIs per.
sprat'nn. No physician should be- wihputii.
For parlcUlrsscc bills tui accompanies each box and
directions Zach box con aims sufficient spread six Or
eight plaslcrs Price - cents per box. For sale
Oc IL dly clH A g. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
J GAYNOR, Druggist,
Agent Tor Richmond. vs..
tlue door HlnvaFHa As#E r.
VALUABLE AtIIICI.Iss

4 ,LtHN'S ROMAN hALED DOR, for the Comrl.1io, .r
- Iteini'y removing Pimpies, Frecsles. Tan sa,Guru
'.lLNN 'f Moth BiuChes face, Ktu.Wot a. I..r
anu other obstinate affections Of lie SYN ytnS - 80.
fthOh eeaTuess truly desirable TINS eerant pr-N,.
80, 's uset IA Hs TOR some yrITs conE,.nti, 10
Ie tetsai Tor n u an evidence thar IL -oo1
aIS stedty appreciated. Il may be applied win r,,,.,
SIC! 10 me most delicate skin, and the mai Of 81 >,
N' pc saie 10 give satisfaction. Being peaIast Cos
49, u 'oI"s ViIuao.e addition 10 the toilet CsnrI,.
Use VI Tue razor or strong alkaline soap IN shaving viii
tie, '-@'' AiiSe ~ Gents per bot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30

v n r. r.
OF SARSAPARILLA
llkNG couccnu aeG cOmpouuI FLUID Extract of-aI
- parma combined Win other vegetable
y Z meieiuo 81 steat u'iuiy the cure ct al DIS
eAs-s arising from impurities Of the blood,
eases formed Or produee ~ niuc,ous Of mer.
Suiy trsenie Dark or Gi'nc. Is invaluable remedy
Diseases Of the Liver skn scroiu.a OF knss EsiI
Itc'ns consequent io Syphilis, Lucs, NeucreaL
general puthef Of the blood ali tunes, aud particulars,
~ the spring ami Fan there medicine more Fl.
ieetuaL A. medicine calculated to sosth, and noush
the - sicn alt"i having been under medical treainea for
any particular disease, there be nothing ia cd
restoring the natural vsor me syIes ADD al.yns ,
dc1uaicd ani nervous condition othe stem non
49, sieSness- inns ptepa'stion viii be found ishly
meeaOIe dutin= Tie SUE incr season ureyenys Of
thOs. unpleasant and sensarons so common m
Iului warm weather. namely, tsintness Gidiinsss,
Oppressive Feeling about the on the Breas m
ioiins delightful and wholesome bev rage by aing
6r,,,. Il .idss OF ice-wAter, sin'iar TO the
oIated Lisbon dedTiuki anu with quantity OF sugar
however m adon, medicinal vtues 10 L.sIb
ana particularly adapted 10 IuSss Forusveng person.
hSafeq1si'e OF great Importance. For safe.
ms Druggists sole agents for R:ei,rnond' Va,
'IHiLOK's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRr.- weasns.,.
Nervous diseases, spiins Blood, ConsumpI,pn
STRENGTHENING medicines, which Will r.sors tone 70 the
anl muscular ogans Dr. Taylor. B.lsss of IL.
NeINvIt has been usci essuly tea yuaTs n lie
VI ue diseases above ualed, aud IS as.gIedy an az,
Consumption and Liver Complaint As.,.u.r,lr.r,..
~ or these u, eases am iuiy satisfied on. .Sps.
Of Lverwor Ills warrantedh not to contain suH ..rra
mineral or mineral PREPARATION, and being purely y.,a.
Oe eau De used with the utmost safety by Al persons. an
every condition Hcleanses TIE lungs BY eIpectnf.os rs
1s'es uncut breathing and 70 hea! the ehe.t :
ihtIe can DC no que suOn but Is medicine h. certain
cure for chrome Coughs aud Colds have used il ior
years IN my Ptaehes' aud always with success.
rt.r A, +. kUGERs, N. ID.
sa-he The surprising effect produced BY Dr. T.yoIS.
b4sain OF LSeIwor IN ConsusPtye cases e.-,'f al
,hcilns Geep au thrilling Ihrou, out AZ.
~ ave 90 ou- behcyedtis disease (con.unponItn.
Die that II Is difficult To cur sense. Va. M "a
persons evidently constructive, restored 10 Lssnb T.,
ss = TACT Of daily occurrence, hoSE thsu a. ~ ,s
o w, virtue oil me above meucincI" We hope DIV
10 use. For sale by F''1. '-ss'
GAYNoR, Druggist,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30

GEN LtAEN'S WEAR.
DUDLEY u MEREDITH have yet on hand a good as.
II roTWcnt 60 cloths au1 and v.stn.s -fpt
slsrcnders melt shirts and l aW-rs sugcs haauEcrca!f
etc etc-Shieh they vii sell very cheap, for cash.
no %
pACOS LARD AsD APPLE: Bt<.Nu,--
~ <''''Nlbs Hiic-. all sound, ati. 20 sac
=iuyD lbs shoulders. DO. a. q l., 4sc
80 lrs l1w.ss, Ln, az 30 -
sy.u los Hans, d., ate tpg-
10 kegs NJ Lard
81 ou!s new lsIe OF wtgMApple Brandy
Q 30 Oh and very Luc
B u1 Northern SO
no % ' !, ~ WINST TC,< ~
II AMs AND SHOULDER BACON
- ~ "a'ns, superior quality ,iOr families
It Shol4Icis' DO 40 80, Tor Sllcuy
! u AbHDIT
no 81 Main ST., IOor below = Dug.lS Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
TO MOTHERS

lTESSRs. e. CHASE = CU.-CentS Hearing much
WI said ABOUT the extraordinary effects Of thc RCsr, &C.
ton or PEI ian P upon those about become MOTHER
wevcrc indu- 20 make trial ofhe Nv al thai
time the mother at children ant had suffered most ,.
duus aud cNcTuciaiius pains during sud Coutuc.
meEi gi Zach size ha tired every and akru
medicine but found huic relief CONNIE cd IA.
king The Persia" Piiis about months before Lc conle-
mcnl. cher health b. Hg very pus about this length OF time
preNiousj ami soon acr oELucd1y their 10 attend
the Ui mother to heT family until her conhne.
A. the time rta commenced taking the Persian
Ps, aud ioT several weeks previous, she afflicted with
day. hard cough ami frequent RAMPS, which the
use Of Tie Pills entirely removed before using hai
Is with great confidence that aNtso all those about
10 become mothers, make tie Persian Pills All
those that have taken thcn m uCgbornuOd have got
along 10 the easy manner uud about the hOuse
IN Few dy There does "o appear % be hall Tie dan
ger Of other lin suics settling ia aver confinement where
these Ils taken. We uuE3y say let none NEGLECT
taxing Them, they are tn the reach ufth, POOR well
rs tur rich We are ruy tnauSiu thai ficre is remedy
which females can easily procure which lids fair les
sen the world OF suffering which many OF them have 10
bear aud per APPS Tie lives Oi tOsa WhiC ohs r.
wise would be lost. >. ROBERTS.
A. o. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May 4Ih ISIS.
For sac by \. G. STEVENS.
li-cl2 Il2u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30

= 7 UUEFIN
ADDITIONAL. SUPPLY OF
VAIL AND WINTER GOODS
IL ECEiNED hy fHc Manchester and IchnouI par kcfs
IL iIGm ~" EoiS->uPsr WOOL dyed Black au'i Fame,
Ken Euu'd Velvet ShiWls aud Sglrfs
heriuo, IlEust aui RrUchc do
Nauulls ani Rtcr Plush Points
Etuu'd thcu"-pTiutsi ans Plain NgusIin a., ,ip.s
MsEAIIu" BiUa go. MAN ami fg'i
Welsh ani uJUcr PauuyIs ,H.,1
l.sdic-' six, tuitIu H.I Nurgie.l Hose
super kIi ami Th1.t do
large aud well assorted supply Caicocs al qualities
Rich Furniture do
&ouIsn aud w0rstei Hose, flr servant.
saiine'E hcniucLy Jeans ana Kerseys
M"r-t- Dauass for Curtains and Muslin
Dufhi, POiui aUi Bed Blankets
With Nar.c1y OF other Goods forming a rrh and rare
assortment Tor tie season.
no 10 VALENTINE BRFEnEN A On
DKINIiPE AND TGGALiA >EGARS-77,sI gsDtIITp
Principe, aGt 5000 Gu. Regatta Segars, landing tin.
morning, for sale low.
u" ~ WILLIAMS & HAXALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30

PHOFE~-Ou SMITHS GEOME.TItY
I W. RANDOI PHI q 60. have 'or sale
~ q. An Elementary Treatise on ANALYTICAL GcnmCtry.
translated from tie French Of Blot bt tho use OF he
Cadets 81 Virginia Military Instruc az Lexington. ami
adapted 10 the present. state ut Mathematical instruction
the college OF the Unite Sta'cs by Franci, n smith.
w. Pruicssoruf Mathematics in the institution and for
mcty professor AZ West Point
Tile Princeton Review contains tie following:
we arc Eil that Prof ~nfh has a. lri sr6uirbuf1n
10 our scauy iocs Toy giving translation nj the mas
trfy WORK ui Bot enc Of the perfect scientific gems
~ %" "uui in language The original needs no, our
commentators and at the Translation IL Is enough 10 say
that it D. faithfully executed"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
gz ITTEsIy
PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
D.Iro Sifs Tie Rn,nEa

VFpOsItt
I'VE subscriber Is Constantly receiving from the ccc.
braed inanuilciory OF NuSSs 81 CLARK, New York,
elegant and plan Piano For- possessing The latest i'm.
prove mcuts audthEt decacy touch AMI of
tone, so peculiar 'othelr manufacture.
Constantly on hand large ass0rtmentOf
Flutes, lageoetts, ClaI Ionetts
Guitars. Niulns, Nill0ucclos
Acc0rJiiDns, Musical Boxes
Horns, Bugles and TTuIupets
Flies sut Drums
Guitar, Violin, Harp tano Forte String or supo
uOriquality
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Music ever offered for in
this STATE may toe selected from the store or the sub.
scrtbcr who BE- nov enabled sell az the
New York wholesale and rCtal prices
ibose purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished upon
Ocier term Ia" tucy can Eu4 elsewhere the
ns- Pianos repaired, tuned let hire, taken in
exchange. p. II. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
PRoTEcrIoN INsuRANCE CoMrAN,


'lhlS company Oilers 10 insure Houses Stores Mills
Factories, Barns, and the contents Of cacn Together
MIN every other similar species OF pTuperty AGAINST
Loss OR DAMAGE ny FIRE
me rdcsoi premium on'rc! are low those any
similar institution, aud every has oppoIt nifty for
hNuM sum To ho protected against the ofthis ID
s.rue'Se element which "ien, In single hour sweeps
away the earnings at many years
The course the o'c pursues In anslciing its business
anu IN ne adjusting and piyncut Of ossc', prompt aut
liberal Forternsu Ut Insurance, aud renewal policies
apply HENRY CLARKE,
Who has been appointed Agent Iur the
lc u y tsy OF Richmond. Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
GLENN's INDIAN HAIR OH

,fCI Promoting tie Growth and Hrsur,.r;,. 81 n, =.
-tso SI making Aslt Or red hair several sl,s.
preventing Tue HAIR from falling Out OF turs ne -.
vi Nas Otrh IN use Tor about y wears .r t, 49,,
en " i!Ousancd who have tr.p,I IL -.
sASt"-lN HAIR I'NlCt Il stimulates aud r.
-, ".'e Il -I'es glossy soitness the hsr Itself
US a' Stii.rilen Who have los their hair
~ iiJ oLltF cause, val LDu this eAceIIentto
tte very penetrating II u easily absorbed by the Lsir
@ ' not 80 greasy Oils, IN sensI.. h..
H $50 lie4sLlJ pEclaE Is well adapted Ior Te.,r,
used. Price 60 cen;s. - @'e.'eJ
GLEAN's AROMATIC ROSE TOOTH PASTE
ius excellent DeutnEce may be with ne ,ier =, 4.
- 49, Tor al tIe purposes Of cleansing the teeth
ll ltatiuilN ~uhei Tor stopping the progress o &c.
u 1ts'uii 'e'li4 removing tue tartar Aid uunfvtr ~
t-'.' '..s PREPARATION Is not surpassed Re,na M i
~, anu Iree from grit, Is luuch superior 10 tooth -
lsIs 20 gtaeTa' Nuue Tor convenience II i decirr -.
~ tAi any VI the tooth WASHES IL - done M ne
IIliA pots al - GEMS each. -" N-~i'
- CLEANS INDIAN HAIR DYE
TOT changing Grey OF sH Hair ~ Br.,.p ~ nl,t l.
l'" '1t~ without ~ ming The SEn .r uiI,T,f. -
" .Ae EA!I II applied al night on soiac 10 be- tSa
I.'1-v W. Oe eHeIed Oy moJulug The co,Sr 4,
80, t1'it cauuo be IIDOcd Cd nor viii n so,, tbs
-, orGieieu can color their Hhi.seTs Mi
NeI! LIIe trolte, Price 10 cents. WAN
MiCHAuA'S FhELkLE VAST
a certain anu speedy Remedy FTeckes nd o,b.r
J9t cents. ' ''es &C Se' rHse
~ The above are for sale by the sole Prupri.,er w
''eHh' N"s - and - SOuth, iiiTI street
49, 10! sale ~ Redmond BY John GayaOr H
IN AZ Duyai Co, and J. H. Ias aud, $50 NO., of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE.

IE Richmond Fire Association prepared to insur.
personal property Ut all kinds well wooden bu
Inss IN the City o Richmon against loss ar damage by
fIc, the lyorab terms Appc alton IN he
uDSIJEn' pro-,.t.,,
or,inhis absence, to w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
GUN-SMITHING.
SAN l. SUTU ERLAN ID,
n,u,prgg ~ R..La

: = " Vi T. = Y T ~ y u T. a N u
Opposite the Banks,
STOCKS Tcpair and alters into Percussion, Guns Rifles
- amt Pistols.
Guusmthng aud Iobbing la all It's branches attended
by faithful woTEmrn.
ASays hand large lot Keys, which will be fitted
any description VI Locks, the shop the resenc
fIsfp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
BLANKETS AND CHEAP SERVANTS
CLOTHING

lust received, and for sale cheap
- NcIro Blankets. IS 90, is g. IS g. &c
Bel 90 Js, los G,I, &C.
Rose AMI Whitney, good assortment and very cheap
ALSO
Linscys from l., &c
hcrscys from PIC, at
n CINNGNGHAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30
t,nnNTINE.

Coach makers Painters, Cabinct makers ant others.
ecommenI Tie above beng II undoubjed qualify
ALEX. DUyAL A. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-30

tlfs Az H.t'S' ALMANAC.
aiarnn 90 the latter peculiar Almanac. this liz
tie work contains ty1ur 30 pages fc losf interesting
hETc uurtl uilIml'p1, llustrsfCi y variety OF
beautiful cHs Tue CulNsrUr remarks that The Trssse
upon ilucsis worth more Than the of the work
small supply received by the suJscnueE Frec - cts
= no &. L Bolts.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
THE INDIAN SERVICE.

We have been permitted to see letter
from an intelligent and reliable source at
Washington, which augurs better for the
Indians and the country under the admin
istration of the present liberal and en-
lighted Secretary of War, than hereto
fore, when the agencies were given out
as rewards" to such of the Locos as
were not assumed to have talents or edu-
cation for any thing else.
According to the sound and phi1anthropic
views of Mr.. Bell, the morals and educa-
ton of the agent are objects of the first
enquiry-and they should be. An agent
is not likely to have the respect of the
Indians unless they can regard him as a
being very superior to themselves-and
the idea of civilizing and outstanding
them by men of such morals as "Wood
holland" is as preposterous as any other
in the calender of absurdities of the late
administration.
We congratulate, therefore, both the
poor and mistreated natives themselves, and
the country at large, that the schools which
have been promised them, land which are
to be be supervised by the agents. will not
continue to be the farce which, in some
instances at least they have been, and that
the interests and honor of the nation will
be hereafter in the hands of men who can
at least make out and understand their opr
reports, and the instructions with which
they are severally charged.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26
THE LAST FLUTTER OF THE
BLACK FLAG IN THE SENATEI

We copy from the Congressional pro-
ceedings in the Madisonian of the 10th
instant the funeral sermon of our distia-
guished Senator in reference to the sub
treasury. Before this, it has doubtless re-
ceived its quietus in the House Of Repre-
sentatives-even if that body have had to
sit out out a session of seuen hours to listen
to Humbuggery and rodomontade about
a proposition that the people have decided.
1t seems that Clay kept himself as "cool
as ucumber"-simply calling for the
yeas and nays to keep the locos from ad-
journing, and spending another day, and
few thousand dollars more, in trying to
delay the execution of the will of the peo-
pie. Col Benton's friends will doubtless
be gratified to read his O,cn account as to the
way he was "brought up"-"accustomed to
Interrupt tons" and disrespect from his oDn
party!
From the Congressional Report Of the MadiSonian.
"Mr. BENTON then took the floor, and went very
much at large into the merits of Se bill. Most of
the Loco-focos left the Senate Chamber, soon
he mad declared ms OBJECT III raising. Inc
ing Wings and Loco focos entered into very
general conversation, the noise of which being par
ticuarly great among the Locofocos, in the orators
| immediate neighbOrhood, compelled him to
claim the protection Of the Chair. He said, how
ever, that he very much accustomed to such in
terruptions--had been brought up to twas not
disturbed by it-understood its object" &c.
He proceeded with his arg ument, the point Of
which was, that the Sub-Treasury law "was moth.
ing on earth" but provision for carrying out into
detail, the provisions Of the act Of 1889 After
4 speaking about half hour, he gave way to mo-
i ton of Mr.. ALLEN to adjourn.
Mr.. CLAY called for the yeas and nays. Ad-
journment negatived by strict party VOTE fourteen
\ (Loco-focos) for it-twenty.two Wings against it.
Mr.. CALHOUN wished that they might come to
good understanding upon this subject. He was
sure that there desire his side of the Sen
ate to protract the debate needessy but that there
were two or three gentlemen on that side very
anxious to speak He thought the thing nigh
be arranged by mutual pledge that the question
should be taken tomorrow at all events. He hoped
the majority would, such terms, consent to ad-
journ.
Mr.. CLAY. 81 hope not sir"
Mr.. BENTON then resumed his speech, ant
was "talking on against time" at five o'clock. de
nouncing the Monster Bank "the great Re-
y Harlot," &c.
Present, thirteen Locofocos, besides the orator
and twenty -four or five Wing Senators--the Wing
being apparently resolved not to adjourn until the
T. had passed the bill.
u The Senate continued in session till about
e O'Clock when the question was taken, and MI
!, CLAY's Bill Of Repeal carried. Yeas 10, nays Il
- And then the Senate adjourned,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-26

Warren. Washington, Thomas W. Williams
Lewis Williams, c. H. Williams. Joseph L. Will
liams, Winthrop, Wise, Yorke, Augustus Young
John Young--125.
NAYS.-Messrs. Arlington, Anterior, Beeson,
Bidlack, Bovine, Boyd, Brewster, Aaron v. Brown,
Charles Brown, Burke, w. o. Butler, Green w
Caldwell, Patrick G. Caldwell, j. Campbell, Cary.
Chapman, Clifford, Clinton, Coles, Daniel, Richard
D. Davis, J. B. Dawson, Dean, Dimock, Doig,
Eastman, J. G. Edwards, Egbert, Everett, Ferris,
j. G.. Floyd, G. A. Floyd, Torrance, Gerry, w. o.
Goode, Gordon, Cuisine, Haber-ham, Harris, J.
Hastings, Hays, Holmes, Hopkins Houck, HUBBARD,
Hunter, Ingersoll, Jack, c. Johnson, J. w. Jones,
Keim, A. Kennedy, Linn, Littlefeld, Lowell, A.
Mcclellan, r. Mcclellan, Mckay, McKeon, NAL
Tory, Marchand, A. Marshall, j. T. Ma son, Medill,
Meriwether, Miller, Newhard, Oliver, Parmenter,
Pickens, Plumer, Profit, Rediug Rhett, Riggs,
Rogers, Roosevelt, Sanford, Saunders, Shaw. Sny-
der, Steenrod, Sumter. Turncy, Van Buren,. Ward,
Watterson, Weller, Westbrook, J. w. Williams,
Wood-9O.
OPIn the Senate, on the same day, the
bill repeating the iSub-treasury was ordered
to be engrossed by the following vote:
YEAS-Messr,. Archer, Barrow. Bates, Bayard
Berrien, buchanan Choate, Clay, of KY, Clayton,
Dixon, Evans, Graham. Henderson, Huntington
Kerr, Mangum, Merrick Miller, Morehead Phelps,
Porter, Prentiss, Preston, Rives, Simmons, Smith
of Indiana, Southland, Tallmadge, White, Wood
ordge-3O.
NAYS-Msssrs. Allen, Benton, Calhoun. Clay
of Ala, Fulton, King, Nicholson, Pierce, Sewer
Smith, of Conn, Tappan, Walker, Williams
Woodbury.. Wright, Yonng-16.