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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

v, "s"nnne H.y'r Lottery. Gloss Iy7-ro n. ,,,,.u 81,
,mn,n,o- I,r,,I Sin Drawing received F,i,w
~" lNn =" Of an ct inn OF M Of IN ~ lto',
I ropouiuu. "'N''" s'-sharcs ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
'''N"''o AGRICULTURAL AND moRTICIITrrp Al
SOCI I. ''''''

IT, The Executive Committee will mec, n, d,
Capitol, ON Friday morning merit, at 10 O'Clock ,ro,
cse'y, TO make the final arrangements for IN.
nItons commencing ON the ensuing "Wednesday
(2O,h instantly
Inc Committees appointed to arrange and con.
uu't the exhibitions and fairs, and TO award ,L
premiums OF every description will please meet ,I,
executive COMMITTEE, at the Exchange Rooms on
iy. 'O'N precise
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
sHIP-rUlLDING IN MAINE.

We understand u9t ship building has never
H.tn r''..eI on 50 extensively In Mine o. durn,
Na q. a.ut season. Many large ard valuable
snips 70 been recently launched, and many otbers
ore nov or the stock m mos, Of the seaport towns
Mo nc ships orc g'ncu.ly built Of the 5cg' sen
''n'l vino OAK from he Middle States, Of fine
w'h'', thoroughly l.ltcucd, and flushed in beautt.
iH sy.c
Am'.s ths ship, nov m tho stocks, IRE ,wo M
Ne"cas s-pro 81 $50 and another Of 500 tons .
neFa 1re both ecsar. specimens Of merchant ships.
~ Bath, The ship Hannibal, Of ESQ tons, Is almost
ready ipr 1uncnlne. The ship South Ciro.ni, Of
'h' Too, WIS launched some days since ard th.
snip Nappan1nnD-k is almost reidy Tor launching.
lh' he largest mcrciJutmIn ever built in TIE
ofNen a'es. Her length on deck ts $50 icc', her
''iW 5iiori, md he depth 70 le't 4 inches, and
she measures about even hundred and forty lO1si
Ihis ship is thoroughly buili Of Virginia white oak
ana Georgia pine.
u is evident that orr friends in Maine entertain
Do. MO opprchcnsiOns Of war with Great Brtlin,
h"i" outstanding hulo biuster IS occasionally *
hiOftd.--JoUraol.
! - While We do not concur in that portion oI
No At'ucr's, speech IN this mornings piper which
| " dcsi- ned to show the unconsuuuonality Of a
Nauo1ai Bank Of discount, we take pleasure in CON
h,iIns 70 The public his compact md solid argu
"tnt in 'ndcftOn Of fhe constitutonaity ~ Bank
WIN ibo restricted faculty Of dealing IN exchanges
re leaves not single Joint Of his armor accesat 1,
70 nc spear Of an adversary. There was no e
empt 10 reiuto his positions and do not hestat,
70 say they are Irrefutable.-Lyneh. Vir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
From The Baltim2rs .4merienn Of .Mordnu.

"AN LAND ELECTION RETURNS
We have now returns from every county in the
State-most of them official or authentic, ana few
reported. Those which have been received since
our last publication are given below It will be
seen that the Hon. Francis Thomas is the Govern
or e'c! OF Maryland, by majority Of sos.
The House Of Delegates W IN conss, of 36 Who's
AMI IL Opposition memberc-not inc udng the he
IN Queen AIMS.
The Wing majority in the Senate still secures a
Wing majority on joint ballot.
REHABILITATION
The result is as follows. Some of the re,nrrs ara
only reported and may be varied by the comnste
results We prefix the official vote cast at the Pee
sIdenIal election in 1910:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

a, I"NonHkc River Lottery, CI... I3s IT, L. -,
morning Gn %G "s ,7 'h nsyos ,s:esd ISaSsly
lu"' 'N'""i lr % Of - ItOof ,,i 50 ,y, oi co..
s shhrva Boo pc iurtou. '''''' Whole tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
vi NRRIEn.

On The morning ct the I2th ins,,p, ,,,h, Al
s'a'l ttousc, 10y Rev. r |. Mncoon, MIR N.nrr,.
Lu' NJ SMITH 10 Mss OrmELrA \ PrcRAM, ail of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

GcnrEctoSn Lottery Glass 5, - r., ~. a.,
Law C,r .ioas oed1e", II DrswirE received wc,I"si
GOT ici I2urf ID 80, "a ~ ie" 10 Ut 70, In oia,
shares in proportion '''N"' Whole ticket
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
RICHMOND WIG.

ruhLisHrp DA'Lr AND sUNi-wEEkLr, nv
,. 70. PLEAsANTs, AND \. MosELEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
S25ON,


school Inn, Class H-ro be dawn In IA, ,.,, ,s ~,
SIec' ON Saturday, DC ober I6sh-prawiys , i1
,oE ~, morning. 'apitals-e1ltO G.n t.s1 t.n
l' " 81 ltoL ~ of SD ~ OF ~ mo- ~, 49,
potuUn. we '"p s'u-sharcs In FRO.
Ilrkc,s shares and packages, in all Iu,.r,cs 81, ,,,
S,n, ' t,nN 4 az" Managers may at Nuy t',. w.
Nt',,'s I."h any iart IT the Union viii tcc,iy. ,h ~
ton were made. "'" P''sohh apphca.
ocI1 JANi% FpAJEN & co.
- MtnJsvrs, Ri.htpr~ Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

~ mos" nuy-whp never bought before
Hhi 'Hose Who have now buy tHc more"
tlIh UNITS Of an advertisement 10 not hermit IA. sinh
s,llntr The cUgUCra'inu u fhc O. IA and y,rin,Is -
sorted stick of staple and F,"cy RECALLING pry C;,s
winch ne las now on hIni-sufi,c 10 TO s,, Il,t IL,
SILK GOODS.
me stock was never So large and whilst smell co., -
nccI very recently increased In uTirc by ihr urv Re
~, ne ls Tor reasons connected with srrno rnu,,
f,u 'l9s's 10 Is business disposed tu rc them ,,a
indeed all the Goods recently uur' Ia-st a. ,.g
previously on hand a. unusually rrirrg '''
Lr~i should Ec concluded by those WIN have . o,
IN thc habit Of purchasing rom the sltp.crii IVY 10
confines himself io Slss, ~hnEls Dc Lame. .u4NAt,
Goods eeEcraliy-hc tCcs leave 10 fay H.. ~~S
cheap ~ ZOO"
shirus andshccrtns linens
Bed and Ia lie Linens
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vcspcs
49, cTicuu an English Cotton Goods III
Negro tiothiug aIt u aukcts &c
ma. - - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
nRANDY AID MINE

q HALF pp"s frsuhy, Oari, DuUuy a Co, in Custom
- House, aud cfrtl- lr dch,nfuIc
Receiving m store,
. DO do A rsruCtie
80 ar casks sicily Midrir1 Wire Tor sale
&C IS ~ DAVENPORT q ALIEN
SOUTHAMPTON FAMILY BACON aI0
- 'hs ~ Extra nice and small siz", hog round Family
Hlcnn, just received and for sale
oclJ & C. WINSTON
EIBsON's OLD wHISK r.H-I5 bbi7 oil lila
~ well known old Whisky to- falc.
or u JAS 8 GEO WINSTON
(&SI Sl f. HuisIAES-<5 uuu- and Ia Till
- rnp'Horly "h.Scy, at narsct prices IN store, for
DC 10 WILLIAMS & HhXNIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

a., l"konokc RIVER L'cIy, Glass No lyS- n, a.. ,,, .
~, '' D. p,'bri liiL- Drawing receive, r,,S
10, L., ~, -, As' Al','. OF .itI nf In. a a.,
-, 81 Nv ct . q, ~ OF 80. i5g oI no. "a NJ ~ ,
'''""' ""''r hcE"' so-sharca In piuIottinn
.'nir"tnwn Lottery, C,sc $50 D.. draw, n, ,y,,
H' p.i i'lh " rawtuc rcrcV ~ Mon,,v ,,,,', "s'
~ IN -, - 80 issti dil lU,u 8 Of Gu In Of ~,
80 80" lh 81 - etc. = NpS-i2 drawn b,Int. 80 80
heks "s3-si,aTcs In proportion. '''''s' whole
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hole,
RICHMOND. VA.

.,... ''as- NJ tGS. NV 'e'shd -
" u u - IN O. @ - 5G7il7L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

FRENCH. ITALIAN. SPANISH AND
DRAWING CLASSES.
MIR. PERsICO is forming Private Glasses in yoi,,r
80. 'is'S aud Draw ~, for Youur Iadiss who
ClGsiysly. 1900 so ''''I's"'i''h'H *
MADAME RALLY Will preside over the French Cl,.scs
where hd"rcHdru oi Grammar Trau.I,ttnn CONT, y
non hui other suitable oNrrciscs there viii he Gr1rrh
,"hN"'sA'i"u being the only means 10y which Modem
Languages ever bs Irsfu.d ~ ''' ~
TERM:
trCurt--lOT The ten So hu.asIIc m0nfhs...-..-.so5
hhian. ..d'....,...d do. ......an
,,p'h-f.'' ..:In.. .....d".. .........30
% tf '-'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
TRUNK LOST.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
| ONT' or stolen from the Stage between Charp'fcs.
- NiIc ahd lyrchiurE sunday night, Goth Frptem
bcr' BLACK LEATHER TRUNK, marked T.. J. a. Va,
on each end and T. J. Burton, Lyuchburg, Va on a col
VeruIdt" over the lock
The Trunk contained ono black CHrii frrrk coat, ono
pair black Cashmere rants, two black latin vests one
bHck velvet do together with supply Of other wearing
apparel, generally marked T.. !. a..
Also. EtnIl bDE bundle Of Thread Iarcs, one 10
STR coat COZ and hudingF Unr Puuo satin Dress ped
apart and recently dyct one black Fix go d.. blue
n.i do dn; Invoices AMI Papers belonging Burton &
Rode, 80 du belonging o lDIn MDctu. one silver g.
yer Watch crystal broken out and hands hcui: nn sew
crHl Books 60. The ehuyc rCwstd uf on vii, De- rad
for th" recovery OF Fad Trunk aui coutcuis - Tor
any Information leading 90 their recovery.
oc lJ-tt BURTON 4 ROBES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
j. g. srAI.nING,.

BOOK AND STATIONARY STORE,
P.yc dlorsaboyc tho Gc Tavern. Main rt
Os % fIw
c,T. CROIx SUGARS. ~ rrfnr qualify, iand,rg
> this ming from schr Iyuchbufr fof sale
&C ~ SHIELDS s. BONNEVILLE
IILAX SEED wANTED-Wc VIII nav iIc ifsl..
II cr mrkct price for Flax ~'cI ui good quality
oc lj SHIELDS & EDNIRVtt IL
DOTTs' CUTTING KNIVEs-Fo For sale tWo oI
ID these superior Cutting Knives. They arc highly ap.
proved
| or Us r. ANDERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

-eInl- Wcetly. ....................s5 peI annuIn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13
DE-, GGoN w miG9GoNn !. gGAEN.

1 LIN VI NIFA tTtEING 60 MrANE,
ore. HuI for fiIr, glIu'r..l' and retail.
90 realms Gur white CAP, rulcl
100 tu N02 dU go
~ OBJ white yoyr Post. plain
fn 81 ,v.S1 fine tHp DO
I.u rI .urtriHr Hu ruled
Il Ur 80 Iu Hp
~ Hr Nn2 Iu retrieve
tn Ur so . fine 10
Nv %, supporter wlic aovc Post, ruled
l1 extra dr 80
sn tp H1 fu dI pl.il
iu db ledger Medium 10 Hy 2li trf.i,vs
dl go Ir while
~ IN dp denny 10 by n dp
10 DO do dn 40 rrftirvc
" 90 Tissue Ptprr W by a whole
% 40 iHHH ursH Im 10
l0l 30 Pr OrI-H envelope
~ Hu fine envelope
~ Hu NuI nutfY
~ dr p'cs' Poi different 1uslfiss and prire4
~ dp Irfrt FIpar, 80 Hl ii,
~ 10 ta'rultr Medium
lhoaH"vc rrmufiaes ta largest assortment NJ Paperfo
10" l11ni l iHe rIy Iud Wi ur ur.rI such Terms NJ
Cinn is 90 give .risa,u"l. Merchants and others will
hui I inDr interest 10 call brf pur. Irr
elsewhere, il" prices being Of from - loss in
lh' r''in iiau 1f other hnu7rH. 4 MADDOX,
Ag'u' Tho Richmond Franklin Manufacturing C,utl,ny
rr ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

tNNh WILMA NJ REDUCED PRICrs
80 nv" IA hand, 80 my avn ian urtarion ana ~ rr,
fTcuch ruTc"hu.- "s ''''',s OF White
Tc mp p,; anI Breakfast Ire Pia'es-Fat and deep
Dish"su i all s'Ers-O c'arrn sb,rc
',,,a2"n soap. sud stands
DO sane. dn
bu Covered DsIfa
Butter Boats aud Pickle shrus
salad Bowie, &c "
,,l"u Hi.ktiH, ON stands Grd r'awGr,t
iA"hIc Tea and Coffee Cups ana S,,.,r,
For s,t.'..,,' ito 10
purchasers. ~ " W. ~ INFO sets % suit
~ " y HITLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

SALE OF LNND NEAR RICHMOND
nv subscriber, having more lend than ne can rr1G'.
d"N mruts" with u- present 'nrrc. Of r. for s,. /,
l"t'"Hni O. ~" par alluded TO- tsr lower Sccnn Of h
present arm, c"iiauiU: about - acres. The whole of
Nr i'ul Dr. sun tnin'l, rurn-r tui with the ,Nc,pru
q" aN''i ~atfrS" '"" vet HnL is lfthc highest
Improvement u h"r IA nnnr'y triangular shape aud \,
Nci ~ NO branches I'M" three fields, early uual
Iuchs'.nS. Two OF the fields ar" well Trino.
ny ami Glover, and the third has nu II Gnc rrrp ar ipr
" not privately sold before FEIDA l. Tie 70 IA II No,, IN,
,",H Nm j. II. TURNER.
nI- The CnmnLlcr and EnnuiLnr WIN cnnx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-13

BY a strange Perversiono Of political feeling, and a
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

The following eloquent remarks are taken from
an address of Rev. DR.. Claiming, recently deIiv-
cred in Philadelphia. They breathe the true
spirit of the philosopher and political economist:
"AIlow me to say word to the merchants OF
our country on another subject The time is
come, when they are particularly called TO take
yet more generous views of their vocation, and 20
give commerce a universally as vet unknown.
refer to the justcr principles which are gaining
ground on the subject of free trade and to the
growing disposition of nations to promote il.
Free trade this is the plain duty and plain in
lcrcst of the human race. 10 level all barriers TO
free exchange; to cut up the system OF restriction
root and branch; to open every port on earth to
every product; this is the office of enlightened
humanity. To this free nation should cspccial.
~ pledge itself. Freedom of the seas; freedom
of harhors and intercourse of nations free rs thc
winds; this is not dream of philanhropis,s.
We are tending towards it, and let us hasten il.
Under wiser and more Christian civilization. we
shall look back on our present restrictions, as we
do on the swadding bands by which, in darker
times, the human body was compressed
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20
THE ILLINOIS FREE Il II \ ID f II

1.-The only question, then, would be, IS
tins fiscal agent, in the language Of the
late Chief Justice, ga civil institution, to
be employed in the administration OF the
Government" Who can doubt il! It's
friends avow that ii is an institution ne
ccssary for the collection, safe keeping,
transfer, and disbursement Of the public
money; and that it alone can furnish 4
sound and uniform currency, and rcgu-
late the foreign and domestic exchanges
of the country. Nay, more; lis advocates
admit that this corporation IS constitutions
al, only because it can exercise these
great and important financial powers OF
Government. 1t will be as much branch
of the Treasury Department as ever the
/ independent Treasury was; and, like 1t,
and all other acts of Congress which re-
late to the great public Interests of the
country, will be liable to repeal. If the
/ Government should think proper to call
in the aid Of private individuals to cstab-
Ilsh this public fiscal corporation, their
private interest can never paraiyze the
arm Of Congress or prevent it from cXcr-
cisiug its high legislative discretion in
repeating ,hls law and substituting any
other fiscal agent which might, in its
Opinion, couducc more to the interest of
the country.
Il speak solely of the question pow
cr, under judicial decisions; and merely
glance at the subject for the present, In
the event Of repeal, the private stochhold-
ers in such a Bank may have an equitable
claim for indemnify ON Congress; but
nothing more. 1t is wholly unlike the
case Of a State bank charter granted to
individuals, which has been declared by
the judiciary to be private corporation.
"lcs, sir, repeal, "rcpcal,' will be
the cry every where, should the bill now
pass and the struggle will never cease
until the law shall be cXpunged from
your statute book, or until the power OF
money shall have subdued the free and
manly spirit Of the American people,
From the above it is evident, that this new
bank will sail a troubled sea, aud nothing can pre-
vent It's destruction but the uninterrupted asccn-
deacy Of the present party in power. Can they
maintain hatpowcr' The political history of the
country, and particularly the history of the party
Ho'c in p,cer, iOrbids the idea, 1t may therefore
be regarded as settled, that the bank will be Grip.
pied before she gives birth to the first bill, and
that she will drag out feeble existence, and be
consigned to premature grave.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

and varnlsh, which, unknown 20 Capt.
IrruS, were placed on the boiler deck d.
rcctty over the boilers. One of the fire.
men says he had occasion 10 90 to the
deck, and, seeing the demiohns, removed
them. Ihev were replaced, but by whom
is not known. Immediately previous TO
the bursting forth Of the flames, as several
on board have assured us, 4 slight cxpIo-
sion was heard. The demijohns had pro-
badly burst with the heat, and their IN
llammablc contents, taking fire instantly,
communicated to every part of the boat,
which, having been freshly vanished,
caught as if it had been gun powder.
Not a paper nor an article of any kind
was saved. OF course it is impossible to
give a complete list of those on board
OF cabin passengers, Capt. TIrus thinks
there were between 80 and 40, of whom
10 or II were ladies'. In the steeragc
were about 40 passengers, nearly all of
whom were Swiss and German immi-
grants. They mostly in families, with the
usual proportion Of men, women, and chill
drcn. The heart blccds at the thought.
1t is 4 singular coincidence, that the
Erie was burned at almost identically the
same spot where the WASHINGTON was
burned in June, 1898. Captain Brown,
who commanded the Washington a, that
time, happened to be on board the CIV
ton, and was very active in saving the So
yiyors of the Erie.
We annex 4 list of the lost and saved,
50 far rs we have been able to ascertain.
LOST.
/ w. VI. Camp, Harrisburg, Pa. Willct Weeks,
/ Brooklyn; John G. Pool, \. Y. City; T.. :. Cobb.
] Ann Arbor Michigan; Otto Tor, n. Y wife aud
! three children; Lloyd Gibson, Eric, Clerk Mr..
Joles, Stewart of the boat; Mrs. Giles Williams,
/ Chicago; Charles :. lyndc, Milwaukee; WattsS.
/ i.ynde, Homer, \. Y; Mrs. Wm II. Smith and
child, Schenectady; \. Sears, Philip Barber Hen
/ ~ Weaver VIM. Thomas, - Evarts, Peter
/ tlnncy, painters, Buffalo, in the employ of w. &.
/ Miller; Miss A. Miller, Buffalo, sister of w. G..
/ Miller; J. d. Woodward n Y; William Girls
tn Mississippi; d. :. Sloane, Ganeva; +. Stow,
. Canada; VIM Sackott, Michigan; Mrs. Spencer
and two children; Mrs. Dow; Mrs. Robinson, Bal
ston spa. \. \; Miss Robinson do. do Miss King
do. do; Mr.. Moore lady and two children, from
ates Co.. moving To Michigan; Grin Green,
| kusIl. =, Yates Go. \. \; Roome Button from
near Fort Plain; Chas. 5. Mathor Mt. Clemens,
| Michigan has a family at that place.
List OF swiss Passengers shipped by Messrs. p.
l.. Parsons Il Co.
| Names Numbcr destination
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

DiayrhGa-hO,c to cure 1.-THE Philadelphia
Times says: This disorder is always very pre-
vaIcnt at this season, and it may not be improper
to give plain and simple remedy for the use of
our readers. 1t may be found on every mans
dinner table, in the shape of salt and vinegar.
Two tca-spoonsluI of the former, dissolved in half
a gill of tho latter, aud swallowed at draught
will IN most cases effect an instant cure The
second dose, if needed, will assurcdly accomplish
it. There can be no doubt about the efficacy of
this curc--it has never failed"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

he CREATION OF National Bank Is now almost
'uu''0 10 certainty ana unless l'r''ld'ht y
- "' "''' exercise '''V veto power II may DC
''s ',,'' 'S 's,a,','''''' INC OH having passed
','' '''u'' wa '''''' ,''' 0'' INST III '''' same
,aa o'' - i''-' WV '7'''l'.' " '0'' o'
S,N.,I., p-..,.. ,.,
,.,n = IN We, '''' ''''. W.
III, $3.50 ''''
i. ch,-,cr, Conn;,,inr or,nido. o,;,, I'm,
, por,or Of opr bc., s,,,cs,rc, :, ror,.I >, r..
,,-.-s ,,,ssossi,, ,h,s ,,,,,or and e.,,, 49,, H..
si,iop manifested in the l. : Senate ~. t,o r.
mocro,s /, is evident that their bo,,i,ir, - - \,
toual Bank will not cease disrri.cJ ~ :, r,,,,
be- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of .risc,I ,oor, ;,
and that all their efforts. hereafter will be TO effect
a repeal of its charter.
From the 70 loving cxtrlct from Senator Blu.
chanan's speech. delivered on the 9TH uIt.. it
will be seen that he is fully convinced that the
power of repeal can be exercised by a subsequent
Congress, and as Mr.. b. is one of the first jurisrs
Of the age his views are entitled to considcra-
ton. Hear him!
CHOW, sir, whatever may be said in re-
gard to the pIoprcty of repealinr the char
tcr-and for one, should never ADOPT this
measure unless driven to it in defence of
the people against the hasty and violent
conduct of the friends of bank-I pre-
sumo there can be but little doubt of the
power, even if Congress, like the states,
had been expressly prohibited bv the con-
sitution, from passing any law impairing
the obligation of contracts. In the cele-
brated case of Dartmouth college, the late
Chief Justice Marshall, IN DELIVERING tho
opinion of the court, plaipIv and broadly
draws the line of distinction between pnh-
lie and private generations. Whilst thoso
Of public character NAV be rencalcd
those of private nature are inviol,hIc
Hear his own words "E be ART nj IN.
coyp0yaiion lof Bor,nouth coUcrc he n
rr0,,f of DoEIicd Do,rc,, If II crco,c =,
ciUa Institution 10 be c,oDIovcd !, tho
administration orMc r0rs,,,Deoj ~ ;ri
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

The Buffalo Journal, Of the list inst. says
d" Illinois has the polm.--Among the articles
brought yesterday by the Missouri from Chicago,
was lot Of sixty bushels OF new wheat This is
the first in market tins season, and sold with the
balance, l10O bushels, at 80 cents; the holder,
however, not being aware that he was selling a
sample Of the new crop. 1t weighed G2 pounds
TO the bushcI"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

ala, me; do sec how beautiful that
pealowl spreads its pos,eror extremity
said a modern belle the other day, point
ing to a peacock displaying his tail in the
barn yard.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

"Have you got any cabbage" said a
green horn, putting his head into tai
lor's shop. "No," said the knight of
the shears, "bnt here is fine goose" at
the same time letting it fly at his head.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

We have not yet received the official vote Of
this district. The delegation to Congress from
this State, will be the same as the last-Stuart,
Casey, and REYNOLDS.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

"Comc, Simon, get up, my good boy,
it's after sunrise" "What of dat, Mas
sa! What if it be sun yisc Sposc if
sun yise two hours aiore day, poor Simon
must get up cause sun yise, eh Don't
come dat game over dis niger, no how"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-20

When we hear a man and wife "nau
tearing" each other in public, we guess
they use good quantity Of mustard a,
home.