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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
SAL OF VALUABLE JAMIE. RIVER
fsIAtE' AND tPW ARDS OF FIFTY
81. I q. n !. 4 = -

SAVES, UNDER DIttDoF| TfusT
~ "" the usAtt,ir day tn urslrrc of deer, Of I,
| Circuit --g.uor TOUT uf Law ani Chanccry Tor lie
ercuang bc,r,u WIN Kcnuon and oiir pl,p tTn
riA"s'' " ps'nc IT, LNor u John Woo tom decd aud
OILERS ~ I'nlis, vii hc soli I.,nd commonly
called BEAR GARDEN, lying tn The county Of Bmsging
tauiug - hcIcs. more less. win lace rr,pnTo,, s,
P'ri about no acres ui James River low gropds of rf
s''t inuL ~" buildings CONSIST ct cTmi"ri,h. pwi.
H. :, Rr @ va .' ~, -"1i "nl h"usrs, aud cabins
the .aii F,aues u Dean. Ir 10 i , ."nTtl el ny
u'ry, lN- nancy. lew, Richard CD,rly lanes g. me-.
umcs called Long limo rilry Harry I-lac, Ton tor Nm
i,far, Albert Liz,, Jguiau, Mary. Nelson Archer Hen
Molly, r,lcr. M"r. Man. ,u, Spencer and The in!
crease of the females since the date of The SAID DECD
namely; sarah i,vuia Nancy aui William, tch,ldrcn II
,ii''d) and George, William aut Elizabeth, adrcn Of
ne ..lr VII. lake place a, arClri.n
rEN I.rtfr slave. r,aiy money.
orF,an IL ps1u, Jr as r..bc .in, of ~. fT nlv iS
only t1 ihn event i' noe lii FDuri, o. Url.c IL shall
meaning ai tho ,I orJahn Wotas.n '-l,onEt To
lev, ,, sUeg s.l W ohlfnn hr lari aud thr ruIcna
tHtn l" further sI uf sUb iorci~-an. Tor thc r1si
one audiv"yrus, FEhNCis, -. pEANE r.
JND. a CUNNINGHAM
A. tho s,ur m"ani place above mcaDiruc anI IN ur
gihgcc NJ inr 1m" d.rroc. VIII be- ." Cor ready money
' ",''"a '"''- cu"''A 'dhr tr sf.u itauts Hcaur,
gcr.,aui Rorcrs Il mum. I,: Wellington ems t,,'rf
$ Utt.s COLT
!! SniracN COR -ltI.l T"ui,ur Oh Tom ST. con Mar
Duke, Mana, Edward e.. q, U,ir,, t.,. A. 49,, ' "''
IOB'T GWAIUvIS, T,u4tre
decree sbnyr mentioned v,ti b. ii m, tn,,,i,g rcr'
nal properly, conveyed ~ lHr p rssnr ty tf1 s,I
Francis Dcanr IT. by deed ,iri Ist October Isit In
fI Tor sHndry creditors, namely.
severed before Tie day ~ c: I'll fFr ar.ss uc gi.
Ne. sheep aud stocks Of every Hrsrfipuu rntItire mn.
CHIMES, not being fixtures Oh land too H. pprfs
wagons, carts fnd gear.
pa Ella cstn ,r amount or r S' ''s', ,n, ,'
bonds with good sccu.i'y NJ ,Hcoptrn ,fric Tru.coa
arga gG.co,is u HnouEs, Trustees.
IL 'H' lynFh"ufg NirG"du viii publish the above
l.. ~ ~ .''' aii forward account 90 tis flee oI
p'''''
-,n,r,I-,, ------
NJ H'-'un Vice NnoDWhRp's SCHOOL
''. ID. .' '.''i'''.'H ... i'In 't"btr Tor French
ani "uHr "uu,Urs. fhu best Teachers arc 10. aged
So '"'''
Nj T. 1919 ~ HHS MILLING wl L.sr o. iuties u no
Or-nf.r r.,, wv. 100 '' 'H ',..",' ON ,h" lri 10y Of
and ornament r,,.i,. .r i i.,, anu" IA
IlrIr.r. yra fi., ..,-fy ... ,,. ,, ...' u.N ~
G,Illfy NJ 4 t.i .l. .,,'l'. wv N.""u 9lh'J trh
fur y.uU. 1 ,,.. . 80 .. .t II. wv - '.''F I.t
engaged '' w. ''''''''' !" ''"'' a"'"'y
TGWVS- For I.,r.i,y prr,r. sllp t,, u.,,t .., ri
i ,," az, ,.f ','s''s, lrr sgn,m Of lu months rsy
,riy , ,.u ~ l',,.a's ps"'i' RAINING etc &c Tho
.'.' ' 90 '''"<"
hlEE~E, HUTTEg ANu HBISgNE.N
- f'r'tVirE, supply Of tlt,-", Butter "a Nhi-kry,
I'l -a' h TYLER TAiLOP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
RICH 2IOND.
THURSDAY roRarnG. OCT. .
ALBEMARLE ELECTION.

We stated Yesterday thu, ,ye were no, .rr,,;.-
81 O.; t.c very snail majority Of tho yyh,,.,..,;
date By various no: Wh.ss fo,, rho c.,
who ay"wed their determination not n yo,o 49,,
were oimos, grepa,ed for cs,.,,. W. IT,, 49,.
the Locos were mus cr.ns all their forces Go,, s.,
and uc,r, and We feared that ,Fcy mich, -
Der those Of The Wf,gs WIN, r,s,i., On =,
But the result, under the c.rcgus,,,r,s +. 600,
satisfactory demonstration rr,,c vy,.i, ,,,r.. -
county. \ g.r,.,r, m from, .-,,,.r.,,l
tod Us that of the 20 WING voter, in b, town ,r,
two voted -b.c.use o. der drss7risc,r,;o, -, e.,
mode OF nomination. The WIN. p,,,,,- -,
the GOV and The bakers, F,z,r, -.
d. az, ..r.ra in ,l, c,..,,,, - WIN MIN
Tie detection ofli.y Cs,,,..- ,r.', ,.l.-'
g,L.r..tr- '""" i"'"""
o., ' '''F '''El "ue-pY surprise
Ills fccc't 'ours" 90 Cong -- prepared most peor.
TO hear Of L.s boiling sooner o. later. Very many
OF the Wing Siemba.s ,g,tc r,rf
suspicion. Of h,. .oyo,,... ~. 7.'..''T'' ''''
,F.,,,.. y,,... ,h.., ~, 'I'""''' he'nrs
"''" 'NH'''s them' W. comhaued them-beIiey-
ins most firmly We did, that there WIS not time,
Wing In tie and. Wedli mott ,f,.Jo,.,r,I..i..s
rr,l. ,f,.,c, clio t.. '''-''
ne u't'red that ob-
'.''". WY sentiment -ihai The President was the
Ndmi is'ntan Py,Psr-anI Cgugress-tbe Rsnr..
seu,-,ycs Of the P,uu,e-yy,s ,t, ,i.......
,u,y.,,r , ,,,...........,.-, ''"''o''
"'-' '' U"e wing could
''' .'"' % s''l''i4n'' which embed cs the whole
essence Ut toryr.m-as understood IN Ep,.,rd III,
the pl.n.e-t .ays If t,ryi.r Ar.,,t.,
- '""' ~ u'h"'nS his own
I'7'I''f '"''"'u D"F OPP ION. VIC wish him much
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
RICHMOND WIG.

'UnbsHED pAiLr AND sEMI-wEEELr, Nv
,. 20. rLEtSiNT~, AND a. MO-EJ.EI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
sstrm 'n oi sales OF public lands an am ,unt rc,ey
{, since ~ lrounno " We cash 81 stem ln Is.sl:
726&ta -


T." oInSinl il''r shows wlai each state would an
ma receive Hua'Flll> ui, sUp.VsuS S5JurulO ta he
''i per N''r a. suppusug the ra'u Of trprrs.r
ii'n under ia' A census go he pn' al 6O 4 any ,r,r
rat" raf n' EEr4 'u. lc raarivs Vtaporuus will lie
Same Toe sums arr stated 10 round numbers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

'IIlL ADVERTISER l'st on ~ street, Snnrt,' lin - -
anoui TIE % August itsi, the sum ,t sI-, ~ "
ul'.c '"'H "'' t' Lui"' Hi not cuur 'p.,y,rI NM,
rue money -lh-, therefore, b. o. iT~tr tlr 49,
N cot 'hl"r pci.nnh are rucus,u 90. NO 49,, a.. "a
l'n,N va, l"un ani iat uulcss II Do. speedily rrs,
pHhFsh,i - ''' '''"t' eau De
CorroN-9, bic. LanLl..s. AMI l,l .,.. m,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
nEADeUAnER-s MAHlnE coErs,

Wrh,ugisn, Oct. !, 1871 (
C,EPNEATE PROPOSALS. viii Geo received M ti,c once
- ut l q tGrtCrut#tr ut r Marine Corps, this city
unit o. O'clock on Wodnosay, tho lt1r day Of November
ncU, ~ furnishing ufDnE n the uur1 States Marines
atth- following siftuuH, for me year 1872.
PIr..ruu Do. Ncw Irugs'irr.
Charleston, Mos. a.Nu.rifa
Er1pfyH, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, P,uusy Iylrl
Gusrur, near Nu.uIk, VIRGINIA.
Pru.Iculs, E'urIHi. and,
Washington, District Ut tolurhiI.
ThcrHuu O consist OF pound ant quarter Of ffc
beef, frc quart NJ ruunI 81 mess pork cahicot
ouuccs Dt tr"at ur lut, ~ The tppn p tho vcrumeu
in' at tho Tltr ut SIS I1uuHut good clean coffee twry,
pounds Uf good Sew O.tua Sugtr s.h qItIts ~ hctut
four parts oi vinegar, two quarts ~ i, iuur pounds
HItp, uni one iui ulf pounds OF dipped candles,
each hundred ft'iurr.
u be- uuIcr-Otdtns the n side of beef Cncck anil shin
exclude bc ioiHcrrIN rruurDd, n such quantity be- uu
required, that Mo tore aus hind quarters bo delivered 40
trruliHly and thc bread npTr -h1I be- uf suprrfn
quality A the nrirrH no. br rpt0uthlr; ami IN M
issued u ilr troops without CHprusrfD Goo Iui,d safra
rropu.a'4 90 bo endorsed 'Prorbfals Tor Rrors io
lrl1" AUG. a. NICHOLSON,
&C. l-T'Wil 0I1rfrrmIaiDr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
~ - - ~ D, IIIT IlT saTr NV
"'" NEHB, HbpkER & HAMILTON 4.
ATTENTION AiSrILLEt,,

= tN' NIh iur' ting ct the Comrlny n th. q go,
House, on NLDNESpNN. - h4!f ua.T : 49, ' 'I N.
VI. Ey osJcT u; Tie CIpan - -
",U mos G.. nALi, :.
SAMUEL p. DOVE las taken rr. -t,,-.. -, -
- q" ga. "a hs i't |untu, auI iumr .Irlv ,rr,.s
r'i y "I'"' y 20 'MH"I" Willie found g.rct'! ami
At.e '. &c o which Do" invites % attention. of n ,v
'hl country ir'uiS stree ..rfiHu shall t. 49,,
lltin: aui larSr- up al .t,,i-TE from thr '''
oc G-,lruNcln '''' "'..'"'"u'N Va
CHhiPAIGSE- Cnamn,iso, w.,
- char bnnt' kept constantly inrsa'riy ''' ''"
- t- r. II uTRrnu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
BtINNErS

lust received hauIaom, .,.-,,,t,,.,, , a..
''',s SISM Az i'chou ~ un.s ,s w. 'u
A~roU"i nuns bnun,is u GIa 2,,LI '."'' VIZ
Nirrcs MIN straw dp. g. 81
l-li.cs' PLAID straw dn, san
~ Pam 80 go. s4IU and r-.r
sale Chrapat ' '' '.".N anu Prices, itr
art
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
CuNSTAIN CLAREE

To- br drawn ip Richmond Fn'ay evening, NJ five
O'Clock, J.. Va Nuuougliti, Glass a. Capitals 81
snirO, 2ii W yes Of 100, &c. Go numbers, and -
drawn. TICsC'ssi
t'TTN-TAIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
THIRD GRAND
VOCAL CON CERT,
Al TIE EXCHANGE ROOM.
THE -FOUR HUNGARIAN SINGERS,

Mans. EossH, ha'n Lett H.fsin, and Rsiel,
Most respectfully inform tb. a,irs and Gentlemen
4'i ut Richmond, Goat their t'Td Gyur.Tt will take p,
a. the 1pov. usu."i elegant Room TUTR>DAY I'VE
Ming Oct Ii ~il when ury hone meet with IA 40
Patronage which u-y hur.tp received IA tuD.t of
uc Cues and Towns of inr United States.
For Programme, see Bills
Tho Huu.srans will appear In their National Co tune
Irk"ts, ~ c,nts 90 hc had thc different Book aud
Music Sores The Bar OF The Exchange Hotel. and Al Inc
bUDruu ili" evening uf performance.
j. Duar- open hail past Concert q, com.
Wcucc at = u'clHcS precisely. oc7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

'I'llE subscriber has c~iv-i Irr IN, ~,
per ptckoin hOm NrN YORK G.ii 49, 1870, an
az tan ui cot niy ssnts t,lr flr ~. -
cont nee e. re ,lsr - every atrNa' ,,t,. va, asc
".ho"ah.". The following com9titca lev, of n, ,'S an
ssCsINtu ~" " Ni' Auttil
satin -iiIpci aul rrn 80 sh,rcy.
htrh tg'd Mcusiua utS si,lra
~ Noutnus to
- thinc srk.,a beautiful assoru,sn,
Bl,cN wNrT,d tui Striped 20
~ ruu dr sol
d. Italian i.usT~
H. Gro a" Paris
u Fst.n trNauinr
NJ" cgrdion a." s,'l snd On, a.. ALL,
H. 10 GgUrci ~ VIZ ""rl''
luuard silks
Rich Chine S.twis ana S.,rt,
Mn lin tusrr'tur- aud .. i.t...
",,,"' W"'~ ".a'H iIUm - 10 $40
t'but- Nuuss Waists ana t,,,,.
lrcUch. English gui German M,,t,,
lHcht r6utri s.I,n,- ''"o'a
,',hrh' thsh'h 800 German i.nr.- AMI p,.,
iisl" l'rrs sos EisOss. vrtV rhc,r ''s'ngs
nl'it aug hg1t"n N"iis, 4 I. % I ,n1 Z 1 u,,,.-,
ha'k hni Mhi'~ik H. zr su,i hall H., "'''''
Raw SlS tithtnet"S, Wool un,t ,fi,, a.
i,n'n 'amhuc ~ iSis all prices
n'n-Nt'I .d Nr''itc aud ttnh oi,Irr,Il,
1900. ...Us VIM" aud c"laurct
l'"k, Mul, tamhac, Jtrrouciau s.. a..
rittp"d al rld '"Niss MuHhna
M''ch ant a. XII 10 Eauucls
~ aui - I l.urV Shr.fIrr- .t..
Table usuasts, pr,pa.k I'l,,Ls w
lii-r tlu"ns. Pillow J.s. me- N,
80 M, I, w, ~, ,uI Drawers 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
NLD ENnIlsm omEEsn ANn ,nnnnN

" PONILit. 10 cases nt prime o.d Eurrsi, Cheese.
irat On hnnI, p'r Iof um Lrsrrnru Alsp A oaks ~
Cat superior Pou'r ruf ur with un tout audi 20 Well
known In our customers, hrsslo by
1ABBN CIIE4
70" OF Main -ucCt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

SsTN Tho packet S,hr GtApINInp ~,
EAS m' ~, ,N"yr, of her cargo engaged vii
SAGE, apply on board Al tykrti's wharf "i pa
% JAMES IIgtIpn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
CBARKE's OFFICE,
IF,,I,~ ,i. Ly.t....... I'LL

TO hc received Friday Wpm'ug-Duawng Of the Va.
i MuuungI;t LOTTERY, EErt, tIlsz ~. - tauifr1s-
sA!Nl. 1sh JEt 45u 2l1!, 90 piZ's ot ZOO. &C. ~
uuub'rs, and II drawn. Tickets gI--lud the lowest
lUiEs 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

| PEtis III .,nSn MOnuCCo slim.
-. NJ = ND - ts.-OuT ass,,tmrn, - 80
to- when y a,1 ilc' v very large an
themselves. IHry uly expect ta,sa,, '' 'Aii'ne Tor
u~G ,Iubhi MYERS \ CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

IA 49,, y, ',iu'n,ous Dwelling House In a ni,,.,,
$40 49,. ~ we 'iy suitable TOT hrr. G,r,i
.aaal y, 49, my nave N'ty agcuu tn,,,.,,,. -; =,
: go, 10 III" periods OF payment EuqaiTc :. ,: ,rsH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

r'E The packet srht FOX. Har,ir,,,, ,,.-.,
SLl gs .'l' 3" hcr ohrs' engaged VI lave nav
-igli, anil, t. Ip. a. '''I', So ut ulhcI small
' FISHER son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

1 AiliEuP q Van DLIE~ES layc maud 3 large
II assortment Ui CuIIaD wuultu t.uut4# Mixed
hrrs"ys Glasgow Jcans, Heavy Cable K,rscys Hun.
fn"n- tud ~su'-. Blue, aud plant tirfCye I- suC
<5c. Suu higher prices, P,u,uify Pl1s Cotton - na.
tuTEs STOPPED aud Point suk,ts-sll Oi which will lc
hi IL L.L.L LIZ Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
STORE ron Hg~,

'nhME MlDDi.tNG uACuN-Ionnn n =
superior w ftc'u ii1-on, very IaTr' ,t,s ne N,i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

II nc -lo'" occupied hy the - scrb.r nj, ,,,..
~ t'.,I W." .,ni''r d b1 s Wip.,..i, t;r,'r, "
III ,n'nm.ss,ou Merchant b. "a r,rt p 'ro.er or
an. mas hr "Nfn 'r ilr i5.n iu.,,1, rns,etsl'n
o. lOtd-Ul , tnI terms
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02
THE "SpOII.S -

From the n. Y. Erening Post.
mere nave been logical hghwaymen, who take
purses, not by way of robbery for they could not
think OF beng guilty of such crime, but by way of
equahzlng The possession of property in the commu-
hIly. mere have been metaphysical sharpers who
cheat their dupes of their money, not by way of
committing an injustice, they are too strict moral
lists Tor that, but merely to relieve foolish people of
what they do no know how to take care of and an
proprate 1t to men of kccner wits, and greater ner
IT. These NICE distinctions serve as a kind of opi
ate TO the conscience, and prevent 1t from being
Troublesome
Politicians sometimes resort TO the same subtle
ties with the same success 4 set of these mon
delegates OF the wing party from ali the counties IN
the state OF New York, assembled at Syracuse on
the 9th instant and the next day brought forth an
address, which Is published in all the wing prints
complaining Of the late conduct of NJ. TYLER. In
'"'S document occurs the following remarkable pas
sage
We repudiate and reprobate the aboninabe
doctrine, avowed by our political adversaries, that
the public offices belong to the conquerina PARTY
ditcr contested election the spOils of victory
our doctrine u.s. that political party coming into
power is at once charged with and responsi for
the Administrative operations of the Government IN
all It's departments and places, and that II is its
right and It, duty to conduct those operations main
y oy the hands OF ds friends We respectfully COM
memo TINS just and necessary rule to the notice of
the President. for more efficient observance and
enforcement tian 1t has yet received at his hands,
Thus happy distinction deserves place along
with the most ingenious of those invented by logic
a h'ghwaymen and metaphysical sharpers. These
CONSCIENTIOUS wings would not, on any account
take the public offices, las the spos of victory -
they would not touch them in that quality They
would take them. to be sure, and with as much free
dom as rObber takes your purse or a swindler
cheats you OF your money but they would have /
sPecIous pre- ence for it they would 'wear their
rue with Diff renee - they would take them be-
cause It Is their right and their duty"
One would suppose that the sweeping removals
"hich nave been made OF men in Office nee the lth
OF March, and the multitude of new appojntmen,s
which have been made from the wing party re-
hoVaIs and appointments more numerous than ever
we're made IN the same time by any previous adj I
would suppose that these ought
10 content The greediest party that ever existed
ihty 90 not, however, content the wings and ac
cordngiy their delegates from all parts of the State
lsseHiDie al syracuse To ciamor against Mr. TYLER
Tor not making political prescription more severe
and Tor not reward ne party brawiers with larger
ioera"ty 70 express their hypocritica adherence
OF tue doctrine o. seizng the public offices as the
sPoiis OF victory, and their appreciation of the doc
trne Of sezing them matter f.srirht and auty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

INDIANA STATE BANK.-Much credit is due TO
the Messrs Chapmans of the Indiana State Sentinel
for their zeal IN ferrctng out the abuses of the of
icers of the Branch Bank indianapolis, by vIolat-
ing the charter. We have no doubt but
that this swndlng is practced by almost every
Branch in ;he State Cannot something be done by
our next Legislature 10 ascertain what our State
Bank Is doing behind the curtain-why they do not
resume specie payments-why they are daily violat-
ing their charter. We think there ought to be a
committee appointed this winter to examine, during
the recess of the Legislature, every branch in the
State, with power to call for persons and papers,
and report the proceedings of each branch and let
tho community who have been benefited by the
State Bank-the farmers and mechanics, or a few
ruilled-shr junto. who live upon speculation and by
the hard knocks and sweat If The working class of
the people. The democrats have a majority IN the
Lower House let them come up to the chalk, hew
according TO line, and let the chips fly where they
vii. and see whether the whg Senate or whig Gov
ernor will do their duty. Let them wind up the
rotten concern, aud charter an institution that will
benefit the community at large, and not the few
W hat say you to this Mcssrs ''Cahicieers, of the
Sentinel, will you second the motion. In concur
sion we say, 30 on with your warfare and vigilance,
and may you be terror OF terrors unto all evil doors
and do as much good throughout the State, as you
have done in Marion county, in putting down the
bank-ridden party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02
NATIONAI. DEHTS.

The Natchez Free Trader says, that lust one
hundred and htty-six years ago the public debt of
England was only sercn millions f,co hundred thou
sand dollars now, her debt is more than one Atou-
saAd DIions fpouads, or four thousand eight hun
dred millions OF dollars, the annual Interest OF which
Is o1f HUHdfea aHd ntnety-tico millions If dollars
Now, the public debt created this session by the
mJority IN Congress- stands thus - Tceice millions
" dollars ~ loan Strfeea millions If bank stock
IN 'hlng should bank be chartercd) toenfg-eighf
millions Of dollars. Every man can calculate what
TINS Will amount to in one hundred and forty-six
years the period that swelled the English debt of
only screen millions, TO such an enormous amount
In England, nearly ose half of every mans earn
ags Is taken IN the shape of taxes annually to nav
the interest of this debt In this country, when
such debt Is created, it will take more than one
hali.-.Ncu Era.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02
From the Delpai orasle. oct. ls.
RESUMPTION.

We ask in all seriousness when Will the State
Bank of Indiana resume specie payment With
but short interval. she has been in 4 state of
suspension fur years and the longer continuance OF
this state Of things is outrage that should not be
tolerated by the community. The officers say that
the institution IS solreii, and amply able to meet all
the demands against her - bit that she cannot
sumo until The other UesferR Banks resume d! The
other western banks all say the same thing. and
thus they remain. NONE THEM making any
niom 1hGierer preparatory 10 state Of resumption
Ii they are all solvent, they declare themselves
to be, what they afraid of! Is this state OF
things to last forever We do hope that the next
Legislature Will take the necessary step 10 compel
the resumption of specie payments The part of the
banks. In the present position OF our banks,
can tell tie good from the bad. for they all refuse
redeem their notes and until the solvent banks
sumo specie payments. the community is liable to
De continually swinded by the trash of worthless
corporations.
Whenever the solvent banks shall commence
deemng their notes. the insovent institutions will
btoto up. We leave 1t to every business man u say
whether 1t not better that this state of things
should be brought about As quickly as possible
Then. and not TIL then. can capitalists safely IN
vest their means and extend their business opera
tons. Then and not till then, VIII our currency
be placed upon firm foundation. Then viii the
orchanges be regulated; and that too, without the
aid of National Bank. We vote for a resumption
OF specie payments the part of the banks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

The HUNDRED DAYs.-The rise progress. and
decline of Whiggery, from the morning of the Uni
on oil the Wings for the sake of the Union" down
10 the time when John Tyler preached on text from
lanes c ask and have not. because We ask amiss
That ye may Consume 1t your iusts-and they all
set 70 pomneung and accusing else excusing
one another, As the apostle said Of the sinners of
ms time, Is very well described in the following
lines OF an old writer describing the course OF ma.
trimony:
The first month, IL is smck-smack
The Second month, hther and thither;
The third month, thwick-thwack
The fourih month, devil take him that brought ne tn
getier Charleston Mercury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

Mr.. CALHoUN's SPEEcH on THE DIsTRIBuTIoS
BiLL.-No one, we think. read Mr.. Calhouns
speech without being convinced of the formidable
and pernicious nature of that law. measure
could scarcely BE- carried in more open violation of
the Federal constitution the integrity of the Union
and the rights and interests of citizens. Congress
has no more right to surrender the public lands 10
the States than il has to give up its Legislative
powers. IL is the mere trustee of the States, and
whether 1t Is considered acting for them IN their
federal character, in their individual capacities
has no authority to rclinqulsh the powers which
nave been delegated TO 1t as an agent. The as
Sumption of such right is erect the government
above the Constitution 10 make the creature supe-
perIor TO the instrument by which IL was created
to enable the federal power to break the relations
from which IT derives its existence.
but II there were no constitutional dficulties i'm
tue way OF tins law, Mr. Calhoun shows that IL will
DC IN ltself measure more destructive of harmony
at home and security abroad, than any measure
that has heretofore claimed the attention ofthe peo-
pie In It's political bearings. It's direct tendency
Is to universal discOrd arrayinr the new States
against The old the indebted against the non-in-
debied the producing against the manufacturing:
class against class and citizens against the gov
eminent. Yet It's financial aspects are if possible
sun worse. IL establishes an unjust and UNEQUAL
system OF taxation; 1t encourages the most profli-
gate and reckless schemes of expenditure it can at
any time be converted into "A means of marty ay
grandzement and despotIsm ii contains the germs
OF mighty aud fearful changes in our whole struc
turc ot government and strikes a deadly blow
at our whole plan of exterior national defences:
hrst by Withdrawing directly the means, and Sec
ond, Oy arrestng the ameliorating and civiziny
influences OF commerce, through the institution of
tariffs. -
~ were. however, useless TO attempt an ANALYSIS
OF Mr. Calhouns argument. His reasoning is so
close, that we can only commend the whole of this
mastery effort of one Of the finest inteects of the
country to the most deliberate perusa Of our read
crs.-N. y Post.