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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
RICHMOND
EXCHANGE READING ROOM

N His Room novg in full npcI aon remains with
the community say whether establishment of The
kind can he sustained in Richmond No pains
spared ami en'icc support and tie propti,tr re-
security against expenses incurred The encouragement
thus FAR given n"rlur, ana Is hoped, augurs future
prosperity ard success.
The merchant, mechanic, private citizen, will lind IL
equally hi interest ~ sustain the cutCTprse
gives access 20 information worth dollars class II
yields To tic other equivalent IN the affords
10 know what IS passing IN and agtaes the great Babel
World"
The files hlcd with the most valuable Journals
oi mar county Literary, Commercial, aui Polca-au
iHe !ar1 ct the cry, aui from abroad will
De rytpTCdupnn The Blirfn Board daily, together with
local a. Well a. foreign commercial IGtsI nation.
Ma line report viii Llsr bc kcI tnr fouu aud fhro
an arrangement with river st-amcT= vessels wi. br
reported 80 as thcy "u,.T h" mouth James
This viii hcnos desirable merchants, tor II l. known
tia assurances hay, been effected frec
e with TIC goods insured were within few miles OF our
NhaTN~-.
The Room is presented to the public and support
oqnh 10 its merits respectfully solicited 10y N"
-. PROPRIETOR
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION SO to firms ani IS TO
nivi iuals Firms consist Uf three partners con
nectcd III busin"ss for their mutual bcned When there
each VII be uIIte FOR all three, cuttie the fouss 10
the use Of The fTm When bur partners one
Of the Clerks i calii % 10 admission.
lLd vitiIl Subscriptions 60 when an Individual sub.
srrhes who IS the acad Of concern. the young in
Ia cnploy eau enter tor g. ~ each per snnuu.
&C 22--ubt
COOK WANTED -Iwsn to hre f1r the balance
~ Of me year, good plIin Female COOK, for which
will pay liberia! price. . -
. THOMAS TYREg.
EIDis SABE-sIOOI Corporation Sinck-sSq,O R,nds
= Of iIc James River ami kanawhl company. Apply Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

N0nongalil LOTTERY, y, % -nra'yz Friday al o'cloe
NJ. pnAc ol sin0Nl " VI Iln. etc. Tekcis 81.
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STOCKS, cRAXHIs; LIaEN 0OEENE a
w ,I,aIllI s J ,.,lII y; CHRISTIAN,

/ - - boT VAIN street.
WILLIAM & JAMES ID. CHRISTIAN,
GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MARKET BRIDGE.
I'VE offer or sale the most reasonable terms for
| " G1sll 9rsprrovcd paper thctoilowng Goods
10 DO E Ssw t E's9
bbs Crushed
boxes Havana
~ DO No Loaf
DO wSolacy a woosey's Double Refined
s5bsgs lava coffee, strictly p rr 'n 'o
~ Io laguayra do corPFr
% DO s. Domingo do
10 hhds sugar lInusH1
3 10 Poro Rico vnt,ssrs
DO Trinidad h'LAS9ES
10 bills Orleans
2hlr pipes ottri. vintage 1917 fromO
stevens q sons, Now YORK, a
,tb'lfrGes irucuc, from the same BRANDY.
~ 80 do Imitation
,2hlrrirc paiS Malaga Vine, vintage isi5 w. ~ -
ionS.cish'lld.purc Wine, vintage 1916 WINE
locssks pure Malaga
rco D % - csn "Ss wu.KEY.
Ia rcims Wrapping rarcr
6hhi, re'lds WIdillnr R'con
do Muecyn d., mCt
80 Shoulders. ar &c
loo d. s5ap. Hui 4 -o5.s. ,nI no . Boston
ALSO,
Leading Lines. sxiu lDNt2Gllsa
And ncary csefy thus IN 10" Grocery line. srgars, sc
Our Liquors would particularly call the attention Of
otelkeepets, add others the Liquor Inc, TO examine a.
We arc determined 20 sell low
wSJD. CHRISTIAN,
cr 2}-tf Marker bridge
NOTICE.
fI'NE rnTariurrEltI of ROWLAND 4 SWEENN
u dssolyci, by mu'url content the 23ri september
H7' Al pcrsons indebted 90 the cnuccrn will make p1y.
wruf, without ''iy, io Thomas NowAud ans all haviur
olaims thereon will pre- cnt i.cn % h.m ur plymcnl
THOMNS NOWGANn,
c9l-tt ~ n swEENY
LuCKETrA ~ DAVIDSON
IDDEllCNI Neu1iusCf The ltfc T. y Dlvdsnn, collected
an atrouecd 10y her mother, with Hoaaphy BY Mics
ScfEwlck Is.t received by
or % SWIM. rRINRER 3 MORRIS
OCTOBER 2Oh.
DIV Tho Nassau, The subscriber hlr received further
IL supy = Gale Cos superior Pianos, with the grand
tron ZEE Pedals, and upper bumpers one y s2,l snd
ono ~ $50. W. DANIEL,
&C p Music Store sl1src shove tho Rank.
SCOTT'S NOVELS AT ~ CENTS.
II w mANDOLPu q co. have -lr sale senns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

Icesburr Lottery, No ., Extra, inr "Wednesday morn.
ul JriZr OF jOtl. 7Jil a. tssl Of 2 IN 10 of
800, 20 OF 100, etc. - Nos-i2driwn. Tickets IS
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wclsbu'g Lottery, NJ -. for Thursday morning !
rlckcts S5.
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r. FOR RENT, and possession given L.
EsIA January III" House, at the conner OF and Eth
kI2sIl streets At present occupied 10y DT Empe The
house has Tcccn been Topairc aud IL In a de-
srshc nc-hhoThnoi Possession may be had the LET OF
November. Foo terms, amply 10
RICHARD HILL JR. & co
oc 70 n over the E1ouirer one
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SALE OF LAND NEAR nIcHMoND
LUDwELB ". BHOwN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FORWARDING

COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FORWARDING
AGENT,
tBasin BaHf, merit i1gr 10 Do'nn. Kiurfrr & co..
Is ready Co aurui 10 any business which his fcnfs
4 may desire 70 cn'rusI t' his care
REFEFFNCrs.
$ S'@' $Se9s S.'F fla... T''' .npp,,a.
y. q. Kinney, EFI.r,
jane hrowr IT, 30 Richmond
Mayo tahcn, Esqr, SiauniUn.
Richmond oct ~ ., 70 elm
PAGES PATENT. TORTAHLE CiRCIiAR
SAW MILL.
TUE Subscribers Ic'rE authorised by hr p.'rues tn
sell che right iot The STATE OF Virginia Co the above saw
Mil. offer County Rights Ca accommodation terms.
The above Mills boz constant psrstun about half mile
above the luncuu Of the luuisa Railroad with TIE Hoh-
Iuoni and FfclcrckshurE Railroad, W, near Louisa
Courthouse, Va. Aso, at Annapolis, Nd by ten horse
power cuttng fsom 10 l2UO feet rlauk Dor
oty-ai Page tho Ptcutccs shop, BALTIMORE and ~ ne
DEPOT Of tho Hfmorc md Ohio Railroad near fad spDp
One Of the above wills has urwsrds Of one hun.irc
ihruelnd feet Uf timber rrar IHuist Courthouse, Va
wihu 20 a-t hrsc mouths dIavn BY o1r hatsea 4nly
Hut We 'rcl uo tiprs lion i1r pulling W. invite uiutc E
Iusctto purchase ugufs 20 see Iur themselves
Address Mel.on& ouacs, Louisa, &. ~ Va .rost paid
EliSiiA NrITON
JNO. r. QuARIFs
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POwHArAN FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE exercises II the winter embracing period
six months, will coum, tho second Monday IN
November, and close the Friday In April following
Terms For the session Of 6 IN 'nths Flows
board aud Tuition in the English branchCs.....s79 M
zlo'. a ~
An extra Zee If e. will tie required from cIch member Of
the Class IN Chemistry.
A. the number ~ pupils isrucj gentlemen wishing Go
secure suhiOns their children AMI wstts request
Cd 10 mako immediate application; aud Will direct their
communications To smiihVlc, Powbaian.
&C l2-2awiw JOHN b. 1lNSLEY, Principal.
SALE OF LAND NEAR RICHMOND
'tEsuoscri'er. having more llnd than he profit.
u ably manage with his present force offers for sale
poronoft Tho part sudsl the lower section of his
present arm, containing about 20 The whole Of
This land s subj tiniay enclosed and with the exception
u about acres of low wet land Is n oiihc hFhcst
Improvement II lies IN nearly triangular shape and b.
divided by two branches info three fields % nearly equal
dimensions. Two Of the fields well In limo.
ny and Glover, and the third hes fine rrcp Corn
nnot privately sold before FEtDAt tho o. II Nu,rm.
Der will positively bc sold auction. dtv AZ l.
O'Clock, uu-n. ~ TURNER.
% 2lwfts
10 The Compiler aud Enquirer wiIlcopy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

Drawing Of Lccshurs Lottery, M 10 Oct p:
10 % - b - y "a e "a II
Ticket No = b. prize OF s. 10 sold aud cached by
STR ALTON
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VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BooKs
AT AUCTION
I & q, Aucts.

young Hcifer, in fne order.
&c - A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

II the sales De completed the first day they vii
be continued from jIy TO day, until comp.c
JAMES PEARCE, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

IOROPDSA Ais Will be received Buc kinrhain Court.
Il house. unul tho second MONDAY, tCouu Diy)n No.
Ncmhrf tho build ng OF BRICK lAII 3iAiu Two
stories high, pa-Stgr aud four each yOT with
tho nrcrss,rS doors EuI wiuipws
The walls Will be Is IA thicS, grated with or In. iron,
which Will DC Determined before the Ieing-cOyerci
with slate.
plaza will be -hcNn ani Nplanaons given by the com.
missnuCTE We will, however, say, that the plan the
Cumherllnd jail IS Chn-clcd ~ be ad0pled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

For Fri'y evening $1,000, 800 10 rfizr- nj 1000
Tickets only o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

For Fi''y morning. 1850 coo IN of I-CC 10 Of 90
20 Of Iul, etc. Tickets 81, Lowest prisc g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
NH'ES.lzT'K'es.g -! OFFICE.
On FoUsIEEnsz 6rIEEs.

Lat A. ''r H-'flf -" N'NFf1N"rrNa
For Bc!."C aTiZos Stra'iCu's tho man.
Still in the vein-soid two in the Big Lottery.
Drawing 4 Mpnousaia Lottery No p Extra Drawn oe
tuJcr PR.
40 = 81 5 e a. 81 ~ u y Il 80 52 20 e.
TicNct s( - o. Tfizc of siUD; dn do 20 81 ~,
prize of s2uJ, both sUlI aud eashcd by
oc PC ct STRATTDS
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UIrIc 'Hrr ~ Snpt. ", lfil-cwlt fywv'rs.
NF HHirr'y prob ~ that tir owners of tI' lands
In oriIurfol viii, INC latr Cd smith, win unite u f'.r
sale 80 $50 Increase the szc ~ The tEc In several in
stances. " will -ls, iht sale viii lake place in
some short tim 1or tho Lands suld oi tho Of
Corn, Ona F,ilcr, Hay, straw, &c valuable
stock oi U0rscg Nuc~, work OHGu, young Cttuc sheep
HpfH. EHru.ru TuufHtusufn. a.
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11ADANE RALLY, who has taken ehsrse Of m,

FTO;t SABE-sIOJU Corporation stuck-sS9lO Ronis
= Of ihc James River ami kanawll company. Apply
JAMES Kosher, or
- tf THOMAS A RUST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26

For Thursday rnoroiur-7 r,izcs Of siono ~ Of loo
~ ~ J'i, 2i9of luO1, &C 75Nbs-if drawn Tckos e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

WASHING BUrTER-A correspondent of the
Cnl'INaior says-I venture 10 assert. wItbou, Cco,
OF conIndiciion. that no family cat sweeter bnttcr
Than mine. either new or old, and nv wifi al
ways washes her butter thoroughly in cold wa.
ter.
The object Of washing butter is 10 diycst il o, ou
The PARTICLES Of butter milk. IrIhe cream mr. mill
has made bonny clabber. there will inevitable bs
small particles Of IL distributed throughout the
whole mass Of butter. aud unless they are entirely
removed IN s"ne way. that butter will certainly be.
come fancld. Working the butter in cold yyn,ey will
ussO''e all these PARTICLES of CONCEALED milk and tho
waller Is easily worked out, or should n fev drons
remain u viii mite with the salt. and form pure
BRINE. u there is any other manner by which Inc
like 10 see H..
My butter, altho' spoird by washing IT, wb,n
packed IN a pot or keg. with a clean cloth p,esscJ
on the top, and a lille brine on The ton Of liar, saw
half an inch deep, will keep a wear. os svyos, n,
ever un"ashed butter was. is. or can be kept
~ any manner whatever. These arv facts. Now.
let Us have the facts in opposition to The cold water
system ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21
TwENTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

Tuesday Aug ~.
The senate Chamber was foil today almos, 20
sah0caiiUn.
OREGON TERRITORY.
Mr. Benton resumed he discussion pr,y tho 70.
SOLUTION ohrred by bic colleague. JNrr Tiun) ip re-.
tcfcncc ~ The Oregon Territory and fhc treaty Of
1913 Mr Benton spsko NJ length on Tho merits Of
We resolution and mriculadyOf putting he North.
"csttna posture Of defence.
lhe morning hour having EXPIRED. ic subject
"w 'sah postponed until 70 morrow.
LAM BILL
The ouieriof he day vafo ,,u,J Cr -om az,
u sclock, being dhc Land pu ,gJ A.. ,g,r,I
meni Of M Clay Of Alabama w, q !, m,f,f,5
ha amendment a. 90 chaugs tho pl,.. !, Al. Am
where NE amendment wos ~ BE- inserted
The amendment was lat
FISCAL BANK
The orders Of Inc day were called h,- r.
message 81 he President and Che bank bl
Mr. Msncum moved 90 p~osi1ano he speraI1rie,
ucfil toinorrow ai12 o'ciark
NJ Benton contonJed hat he constitution laid
down an Imperative order upon he Senate t1 pr1.
cetd to uo rccousidcratou Of thc hl
Tho RECONSIDERATION ah8ulI BE- prompt aud he
Iinp~iH'n i1 p~uEirnuc was unconstitutional
NJ 'Iay wished not t0 p0sipouo the question on.
rs % vaz the wteh a. other Senators
The vote vls nkru alI fhe uHI postponed until
I' mer1r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

MENTAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MIN
AND he theory Of the mental equali v
Of the sexes, has not wanted eminent supporiers.-
Plato says, there Is no natural superiority Of man
over woman except ia strength. Professor DGgnld
Siewirt Is VI the same opinion, and things that IT,
intellectual and moral differences winch we observ
are only tIe result Of educ Itron. HOliaire think :,
thni women are on a level with men in every falei 1
but invention. With all due Difference TO those
high authorities. we cannot subscribe 10 their views.
u viii not be d MED, that. be They assignable To
education or nature, great differences do exist b.
tween the moral and intellectual characteristics , 4
III tw sexes. OF these The following appear 10
Us The most have less ofnctiN O
and more of passive courage Than men. They ha, o
m 'e eNciiabiIity ofnerve; and With il all hose quail.
ties which such eScIIabiiIy tends 10 pnJuce. They
ne more enihusiasiic-their sympathy is more live
~; they have a nicer perception Of minute circnm.
stances. Whether. rs stated by Professor Slewar',
fey have greater quickness and facility Of aSsocia-
non may, We think. be IeasOnably doubled. They
are certainly moi superior To man in those power rs
Oi ASSOCIATION" which proluce wit. tho they often
possess ihcm IN an eminent degree. They are i'm
ierior In the power Of close md logical reas1ning
They ne less dispassionaie-less able 20 pl,oe
Their feelings III suhiection To their judgment, and
10 bring themselves 10 n conclusion which is nj yari-
ance with their prepOssessiuns. They ore less eano-
bic Of steady aud concentrated aiieniiuu; ami, ,hos N.
their patience Is equal, IL not greater. their perseyer
ance Is less. Such appear to Us to be principal men.
tai differences between men AMI women. sumo
will DO disposed TO extend tho list. and others 10
arbidge IL; and there will. perhaps. be scnrceIy any
TO whom some instances will not occur Of infcriority
Of superiority at variance with the preceding sinte-
Heni. But Is must he member that amidst ill.,
Unite diversiiies Of mental phenomeno. IL IS impossi-
ole To lay down any rule from which there will NOT
DO some exceptions, and that our Judgment must be
guided by the mnjoriiy Of cascos-[Edinburg Re.
view.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

possible aud stopped. and had made three back re-.
voluions-she had rang her bell when the boats
were half a mile apart. and when within hearing
the hands Of the MarmIon also gave the alarm
but still the Detroit bore down upon her At full
speed striking her in n quartering diree ton.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

we see no announcement Of The resignation Of
"' oaDinei' as was expected by some. aud We hope
ihey VIII not iako any such step. We hone to zee
Ne" 9Hd and Congress DO ne country al The rod
~'y can aHd wait for a favorable Opportunity 10 do
more.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21


I'RUSTEES SALE In pu-suqnce ofa H..
y cree made by the Circ1it Superior Courf NJ
la end Chancery for ihe county ofOhio. attbs
last Spring term. thereof, tbe undersigned ys,Ii
on Thursday the 2lst day Of October ne1t st,baa
Court house Of the said county. proceso ~ scti -
he highest md best bidder the promises I'M ibo
sau decree mentioned aad referred 20, that is n
say, six certain lots situate IN the addition 10 tbo
ate town Of wheeling, commonly calIcS
East wheeling and Known and dss,ana.
tra on nc piaiigi INC SAID addition. bg the nun
Dfrs, l1l, vs. l2h, lns' 100, and no being the
n . 2 lots Of ground IN which are erected ~
iensive aud. valuable Fint ard Crown GIoss
"oIks, la'cly carried on by Ritthics 4 Wilson,
Tor n more particular description Of which eel
premises, refer nee may be bad 10 a certain der6
oi rust executed BY John e Craig Richie a. Thor
IcsPectyg wife 20 The undersigned. bearing dsfo
on me ~ day o. October in she year II our lord
iS55. and recorded in the I'll, "a IN 0bioa
county, on or about the same day.
The terms u said sale WILDE. one sixth Of tba
puIenaie nloney lo Dt psid IN hand ADD the residue
IN q lal iusia'meuts UPON n credit 81 SIX. Nv iva
and eighteen months, the purchaser io eve b,nds
for the unpaid Insialnisnis with good securify' All
aur ~ &C CAMPRPtI.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron s.Y1
virtue ofa deed offrusi orecu,., - Cka,fs-
Enseli snd wife. and Frncis pI,s{oY -
y he 10 the subseribor datcd-fhe ist dav ~ 49,.
49,, county court in book tApsge 81. nc OF
,,nrccd on Monday the 4h dav III Orto1a S@sii
= ne Court house OF SAID con Wy, IN Inc CIV ~
Wheeling. y sci 70 the highest and bcst EI4e.
III that valuable tract or parcel a isrJ -, Ss
he extensive glass ware factory fstcig -.
" Messrs Ensell and Cuthberf and pore rcccoS
y BY MessTs knsel add stewart is erected foes.
her vi h the buildings and impr 5veg,c,fs 100
IN, end the valuable coal puvlege. atschss
hereto, tora more particular d~escnptos or an
Fhicn reference % hereby made 90 satd deed Of
The title 70 the above described properly is be.
20 D. good, but selling rs Trstee. will
,nly convey sub tile ass invested In me
cash. S BRADY,
ssB Ah Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-21

lathe Senate on Monday. at the close Of the
reading OF the Veto Message. there was a slight ca.
preston OF applause IN the gentleman's gallery, by
striking on the floor with canes. &c.
MIR Clny said that Il message had been received
from the President OF tue United States. returning
I" the Senate m which II had originated. "a bill ir
the charter Of n fiscal bank he presumed il was
not The intention OF the Senate 10 90 into considcra.
lIon OF that communication NJ this mpmen,. IL
would he scarcely treating IL with the gravity
and respect due 10 n eoorlmlie branch Of the GOV
eminent TO enter upon such discussion beiorSthat
paper had been printed. He had risen To mlve
that the Senate would tomorrow Mt IL O'Clock
proceed TO the consideration OF the Presidents oil
Jeciions to the the bill.
Mr. Clay said he could nor entirely agree with
Inc honorable Senator from Alabama as 90 the pro
pueiy 81 Exchanging the hour 10 10 O'clock. nor did h
concur In the opinion that the Senate could procce,
10 no other business until they had disposed of this
bull la similar case in 1919 the Senate had re-
cciVed the veto Of the President on the 10Th Of JuI,
and decided upon II on the 18Th. aud 1t had u"
been taken uP uI IL O'Clock on the day infer il
reception. He must adhere to his motion for ~.
Mr. Calhoun concurred with Mr. Clay in the pro.
pneiy OF The motion. lie preferred IL TO 10; the
documents would be printed and laid on the tables
by 10 O'clock. and they would have n couple OF
hours 10 reflect upon it.
Mr. Rivas suggested To the Senator from Kentucky
ihai eleven o'clock would he a preferable hour 90
which to postPsne the consideration Of the bill; n
their morning hour expired AT that time, and il would
he better % prboeed Immediately To the cnnsider,.
ton oGthe subject. than 10 spend an hour on the
Land Bill. and then be broken of 10 tako up this
| bill.
After s,Ine further conversation the reconsideration
Of The bill was postponed To IL O'Clock To morrow
aud six thousand extra copies Of the Message order.
! ed;o be printed
Tho Gc,,ta IT,, ..o,V -, --u.
and. a1er O brief time spent therein, adjourned.
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I.AND RITZ

The debate was resumed upon tho Land Bill. and
upon the amendment under consideration. The
senate voted not to include the territories 20 To Ia.
Mr. Benton proposed % amendment Of consider
bic Importance. but nj on early hour the Senate adj
Iourned. Taking tho Land Bill Of 1882 rs hrs
guide, he moved rhat the new States be allowed
twelve and . half per cent more than the old states.
instead Of ten. as proposed in the bill before tho SCI
nair.
The amendment created quito n warm discus.
SION. pending which The Senate Adjourned at half
past o'clock.
TThe vote Of the House Of Representatives. lay.
ing the Bankrupt bill on the Ia bic. by yeas los nays
%. created quite a sensation in the Senate. and
caused its adjournment
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
POSrLOFFICE DEPARTMENT..
Mr. Briggs from the Committee ON Post Offices
and fost Roads, presented a bull making appoOpia
lions for The relief OF The Post Office Department.
designed TO pay conipctnrs. The bill had a lin,
and second reading. and with some papers referring
- the subject. was referred 10 the Committed on
Post Offices and Post Roais.
BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr. Barnard asked for action upon his resolution
To take the BInkup, Bill from the Committee Of the
Whole to-day at IL O'clock which was adopted.
The House. on notion Of Mr. b resolved itself in
10 Committee of the whole on the State Of the
Uuion. and the debate upoa the bill VAS resumed
Mr. II IN answer 10 many Of the objections which
had been adducei during the week.
Twelve o'clock. by the rule Of Tho morning
brought the House 10 a vote on the n~mendmen
proposed to Inc bill. IL proposed To strike out the
enacting clause. The amendment was rejected b,
a vote of90 to 80.
Other amendments were proposed and very man,
II seemed for the purpose OF embarrassing the bill
The bill was at length read through and repore,
To ihc House. none uf the amendments propose,
having been cOncurred in.
ME- Underwood moved 10 lay the hill upon tn,
table. The yeas and nays were demanded, and a.,
motion Prevailed. by a majority Of twelve. a r.su1
which created as much feeling almost as the Vet
Message. An effort will be made to reconsider l.
morrnNy
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-07
EitchGeld ACADEMY,

THE winter term of % weeks will COM
= mence on Monday Nov. LIST. Tuition in
English branches. So, 50 so, and 81; in the
languages, $5 per quarter of IL weeks; con-
tingencies 50 cents for the term. Board, in
the family of the Principal, washing inclu-
ded. 81 per week. AS it is the determi.a-
ton of the Principal to teach for tbs benefit
of those only 'oho 'cish TO learn, both parents
and pupils may rest assured that no others
will be allowed to remain long in school,
New classes will be formed the first week in
December for the accommodation of those
who wish to attend only four months; and
TO prevent the confusion occasioned by alb
sences, pupils will be expected to be present
from the time they enter to the close of the
term. and will be charged accordingly.
Many of the books used will be rented to
the pupils, ifthey wish, for trifing sum, or
will be furnished at less than common pri-
ces. ]. CATf.Ifl. PRINCIPAL.
Litchfeld Oct 7. 1871, 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-10-07
NOTICE..

A LII persons liable to pay taxes in the
IN town of Litchfield are hereby notified
and required to make written or printed lists
ofall the taxable property belonging to them
on the first of October inst, with the partic-
ulars Of all property real and personal liable
TO be assessed and valued, and to give said
list to the undersigned. the Assessors of said
town. on or before the Goth day of October
instant. according to the requirements of the
statute in such case made and provided
All persons neglecting TO comply with this
notice are subject to be three. folded.
CHARLES JONES,
SIDNEY PECK,
1THAMER PAGE, Assessors.
RANSOM NEWTON,
JUNIUs BURGESS,
Litchicld, Oct. 5, l64l. 10