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Weekly Almanac.
VALUABLE
Chatham Property,
FOR LIE.

WILL. be offered fr sale, on Tuesday the
18th day II September next, the Proper
~ Of The subscriber. viz.
That large and Commodions Dwelling
House built IL 1887, well constructed, siiaat.
ed 10 fiae grove, about half mile Rom the
village OF Piitsboroaeh, hlsing comma ift.ipg
view of The same and of tho surrounding coun.
try, With all the necessary out buildings.
punp oi excellent w-ater. I. spsrruus gardcHs
two orchards Of chuice fruit trees, aud about
seven acres nf land attacked.
All The Household and Kitchen Fur
niiure.
Also number Of valuable young Ne.
groes, one Of them On rsceliun, cook.
Also. valuable Farm. in high state
&c cultivation, about two miles from pntsbo-
-ongh. on the Chapel Hill road. containing
200 acres, abons rs Of which are in weeds, 10
10 mradow, well eel with herds grass good
Stock Farm.
klss. all The Stock. Farming Imple::
msnis. Crops. re. &C.. consisting ia part Of
Corn. Oats. Peas, Hay. Fodder, SC. SC.
Two iaur-hnrse wsguns. one one herss
wagon. one cart, one large barouche. hurness
nf every description, a potable horse power
for driving different machines, pair az iron
grey hoisss, well broke 10 any hihd Of harness,
perfectly gentle, about five feet high, and lssr
years old next spring; one horse, one muir,
> vera, good COWS, haf Ayrshire heliefs. hogs
Of the improved Berkshire. 40 bane BeJluld
and sRap breed, hals blond Ayrshire bull,
beautifully spotted red aud white, IS months
Old; number Of Plougbs. sc. Sc.
Conditions Of sale. SIX months cradii, notes
with approved seq unity. Persons wishing 10
view the property previous to the day Of sale,
can dO so al aht time.
In case OF raia, the sale vii, take place on
the next fair day.
HENRY A. LONDON. s.
Pit, thorough. Aug. Is -. 81 Ia
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I'm TUESDAY tie 2sth ofseptcmber next a.
~ YIN. Trice's sioi Q. viii be sold The Tract ~
land an which The subscriber lives. on the old
Raleigh Road. seven miles fem liillshoy, ugh.
on Ponds Creek; the sale will be on liberal
credit
This tract eoatains 25s acres; one half Of
viii h or more. is wood land IL excellent qua
lily; much Of The cleared lard is good; il has
upon il 10 or is acres Of first rate Meadow
land, a guod Orchard, aud an excellent Mil
seat. -5ar. ~. .sa
good title will be given By the persoe VI o
purchased this land when il was sold as NY
property under deed cfirust in 0etaher last.
JAMES RAlNEY.s
August IS. ST.
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THE Exploring EapediliOn--l'he cor
re.pnuden, Of Tie b ,ltimnre Republican.
under date Of Valparaiso de Chill. oh
April, says: "Our last adsices from The
Sandwich Islands. by ,esstl arrived al
his port few DAYS ago. lef, the Unned
States Exploring Squadron there. flung
for cru.ze 10 Columbia river and The
Northwest coss,; from thence Il is ex-
pec,ed they will again proceed to~ards
he Snrh Pnle. and return home by way
1 tie Cape of Good Hope.
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Ia on. last we gave notice TO our read
ers lhai The bill 70 incorporate The subscri-
b.s 10 The Fiscal Bank Of the Uniled
S,a,es, had bren returned 70 the Senate
by me President. with his objections.
The message containing these objections
we have since received; il viii be found
in another column. In his action Of The
President. lhe Wings Of the country have
been greatly disappointed. TWAS known
thai on former occasions The President
had expressed himself as opposed TO
national bank on constitutional grounds;
vet Il was hoped that, resorting 70 the
Fathers Of The grea, republican school for
advice ani instruction." he would find in
"iae light Of lhep glorious example, a
sufIicien, warranty TO induce him 70 waive
his constitutional sCuples, in Difference
TO the expressed will Of the nation. But
thOag..l disappointed in this particular, the
Wings are not disheariened; and a new
effort has been made to fashion bill that
maysupply al the valuable purposes Of q
National Bank, and yet be free from the
objections that caused the President 10
reject 70 the other.
On Friday last, in the House Of Repre-
seniaiivcs. Mr.. Sergean, offered an amend
menl to the bill previously reported 10
that house from the select committee on
the currency, which contemplaies the
erection OF Fiscal Corporation unlike
any hitherto proposed in Congress. In
it, essential points il differs from the bill
heretofore passed by both houses, and
disapproyed BY the President, in the fol-
lowing particulars:
|. The capital in the formerb bill was 10
be thirty millions Of dollars, with power
to extend il to fifty millions. In the new
bill il is to be iwen,y-one millions, with
power to extend i, TO ,hirty-fye millions.
.. The former bill provided for offices
of discoun, and deposite. In this there
are 10 be agencies only.
3. The dealings of the Corporation are
10 be confined to buying and selling To-
reign bills Of exchange. including bills
drawn in one State or Territory and pay
able in another. There are TO be no loans,
or what is generally understood by dis
counts"
1. The title of The Corporation is TO
be changed.
We hope, from this beginning, that the
bill may be so moulded as to be made ac-
eeplable to ,heWhig party, and be approv-
ed by the President. and tina, an institution
may be thus established that will perform
part, il not all of,he important functions
of National Bank, and thereby relieve
the country from the curse Of depreci-
.a.ed currency.
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iFmniiy o. de nrsarian, and Iha Pramp'i-
iltis uilh Akieh ghs GissfdeF lad esp
esessea. oppressed his haps Ihal Ne a0-
Ma i@s au-a Naaid OF - pfesssd.
hF htas. Ne Rises. Nc. Lisa. Mo-
Preston. Dc. AIl-a. snd Nj. Wsak-r. hss-
lng skea part - the dssslssy e~bsts az
epnsers- tinn. whseh essued.
Ms. besisn sssied lksl ssAs @ss iafsim..
ed shss shf ihdisIIa-i = he had csesssd ass
dlsiHsbaDer nd hrsa aruesssd. saa a@s
nyw 10 ru.t.dy. sh.i he I'D .dmsl.sd his
offence dekprr-ssd II. d.sp eoarn.n
for .. Nc. b. malioa hsd. IN t.ci. hem
complied wish sishest any question up-
m v. Add he uos,ld nss asss thai lie
Ogrrd.r he d,srh2fer5 fsss custody:
which Vas seseed 90 ny gssersl e.A
sent.
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The bin repeating the Sub-Trcasury,
the most odious measure Of the late adj
ninis,ralion, has been approved by the
President, and become law.
The bill to establish uniform system
Of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States, has also been signed by the Pre-
kiueat, and become law.
The bill for the distribution Of the pro-
eeeds Of the Public Lands, had not been
finally acted on in the Senate at the last
dates.
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From Tennessee ne Learn dat Jsres.
he Wing candidate FOR Gogernoz. hss
beat Polk BY majority ofnrar ac0o; snd
sha. The Whigs have majority OfneO on
JOINT ballot. and thereby win be enabIed
70 secure the election of TWO UniIed Ssles
senaiOn-the vacancies which hey hare
70 81.
In Kentucky, in lI,e Senate. de Wings
have 2. die LOeOs 2; in ihe House. die
Wings 40. the LOcos 10.
In Indiana The Locos viii probably
have a majority in both houses. In Ibis
staies il appears. local questions have had
greater weight than general politics.
From illinois he accounts are TOO
vague % authorize any certain eonclu-
sions.
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Stray.

DAKEN mp by William [, athcrs. living four
- teen miles south east from ililisbofoogh,
and entered on the. Stray Book Of oraree
county on the 18Th Of August, ls4L kosa
siORSE, FIVE feet high, aid fourteen on fifteen
years high. Valued al Thirty rye dsllars.
JOHN A. FAUCETT. Ranger.
August 81. e4-Swp
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We are indebted to the Hon. VIM. A.
Graham, of the Senate, for apamphlet CO.
py of the speech of Mr.. Morehead' OF
Kentucky, on the Fiscal Bank bill; and
also Mr.. Washington's speech in reply
TO Judge Saunders. d..
We are farther indebted to the Hon.
R. nj. Saunders, OF the House Of Repre-
senta,ives, for copy Of the Veto Mes
sage Of President Tyler,
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In our first page is portion Of the
speech Of Mr.. Morohcad Of Kentucky,
delivered in the Senate of the United
States on the Bank bill; the remainder
will be given in our next. ]. is an able
speech; and we recommend il to the at
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snLoh ofoaF readers, Is eOaisiuiag . Va
Fieiy Of information tending 10 establish
he eansisalionali,y Of ; national bsnk.
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Land for Sale.

Pit thorough, Aug. Is
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TWeHty-scEenfh CsrigFcss.
EKIRA SESSION.
IN SENATE.

Saturday. AEgusi ~
The ball from he House % rrsend n.
iime for issuing Virginia military IanG
warrants. and lhs bill 10 provide fnr n.
distribution Of DE sixsh census, were reaI
The thiFd lime and passed.
Many Of the members being absent o.
. wish 70 the United States ship Delaware,
little business was done.
The Senate spent > short tine in exc.
eutse session. and ihen sdjoumed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

nenditures Of the Government, IN any one OF Us ue
par,ments, single cent On the contrary, they raSe
demanded and granted additional approximations ney
said The currency disordered, and ihey nave ei =
ecely in .he condition in which 1t was before lhey
came into Office They were loud in their denunc,A'
lions of an Executive which should have charge OIL he
public money, and yet they have repealed the very law
DESIGNED TO give the Treasury an independent eas'
euce and have placed the public purse almost WIN
out regulation or responsibility, in the hands Oh the
sdent ,.. No,
Second Have they carried out their own plans: w,
one Of them in the form they intended. Inc p,oJeu.
Of National Bank their main project the keysIone
of their whole scheme OF pollcy,-hns heeh k,l.so
never TO be revived The revenue blli IS not 'an
,ory tn the manufacturers; the ub-lreasury "as
repealed, but they are unable to agree upon n,
tue; and he Distribution bill has been carrleo, Iu.
bered with limitations and conditions ina. nave
rendered il nugatory. As party, the wings canno'
noint to single measure that the whole party .""y
r,rd a, triumph What one of its acllons mas gan w..
ed another has lost If is eated II is only a. Wv
erncnse or the disappointment OF another. ne pu,',
. broken UPS filed with bitter and malignant sp
=, md can never unite until the end Of time.
This then, is the end of the terrible ado winch
- since aoitaed the nation through its whole extent
The conyocatons, the pnrades, the songs ana Tue
shouts have ended in this-a Congress that mas zone
little or nothing and President whom the wings
themselves denounce silly and treacherous man
'"e rN. Y. f Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24

Il o
TINE the public that his Seminary for
Young opened the fourth day Of October,
building Main the of the
next above The scholastic of
divided Of five months each will terminate
the 3 The of studies will embrace the branch
of learning usually taught in Female Schools Of the highest
including and French languages In the discharge
professional duties he will be aided by experienced
young lady, Of high moral aud intellectual atainments.
In presenting self before the citizens Of Richmond
candidate public patronage the undersigned deems
il amss TO state his life thus far been devoted
the business OF instruction. and ,hat for een years he has had
Principal Of Female Seminarics Norfolk and Ports
mouh-eers from which places to the gentlemen named in
the reference below, well other testimonials in his
o speak attendant upon his professional abos
in those
Ttrms-For English branches alone SD per and
the same with Latin French, SS per session. be paid
during Music and painting the charges Of
the masters.
eight young ladies be accommodated boardrs in
his family, at Sl5 per session for board and tuition
HENRY ROBINSON.
RereneIIis E1eeency Gov Rutherford, the Rev DR. Wal
e Taylor the Rev. Mr. Letter. Mr. Riddick Thos
Richie, ESQ., Dr. Nelson, Gus A. Myers Esq., VIM H. Maefar
land ESQ., Dr. peterborough Jas Brown J, ESQ.,, MAI Ed
Christian, Jno. ~ Gregory, Esq, Rehd Ril Jr, Esq.
AuG.N 0-4t&wn
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Aug. -
T.VrS RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber wishes IL sell his Real Estate ~ 'he county OF
i Amherst II consists Of three Plantations White Cottage
This Estate situated Immediately opposite the lower END Of
Gf Iyncburs, and not more than one mile distant
$40 SD of which are cleared
co acres of fine all the cleared land i well set III
clover except about 30 and in .h state {" Improvement
The good. Billings Grcrk-IhiS Estate Is
regarded hy judges of property 10 b" inferior 10 none on
James contains $50 ei OF which are low grounds
and ;66 high land is in woods except abon30
acres most unceared land Is line tobacco land River
vrw-This fine Plantation, containing about o acres
Of which are grounds of good quality There are
land including low grounds about $50 acres and
large portion wood land is first rate tobacco land This
plantation is clover All the plantations are well
watered.
described plantations have been worked for several
plantation and under that arrangement
Any prrson ishnc fine Estate, healthy REGION Will posi-
bly, lind 10 his interest To examine tls
Terms Of sak-One cf the purchase money will be
qulred Of saeand for the residue credit OF one
and three tc1ua nstalmrnts Will be gwen, The
men to- be secured deed Of trust the property Posses
will given the end Of the present year. win the prvi-
lege Of sowing small grain at the usual dnne e
fall. H. = LASGHoRNE
July % 2-w6w
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eompared with what it wished to accomplish. II has
passed an incomplete bankrupt law, which shrewd OBJ
servers predict will be repealed by the Wing party IT.
elf a. sonn as il shall have answered their eeconeer
ns purposes-l, has authorized loan-large enough
in all conscence-yet much too small TO ext'ngush
eur alleged debt Of forty millions, of dolurs- has ex-
,orled from the President reluctant approval "f a
Inflated Dstr;bulion b,ll-and il has made adjust
mrnt of the Revenue, by means satisfactory to
large portion Of the Wing party.
But in one respect this session has done more than
it wished 1t has exlinguished the hope ola National
Bank, SO fondly cherished by The Wings II has sepa.
.a,ad ,hsm from the councils of their chief officers il
ha, sown irreconceable ds,ensions among the party
representatv. S. and it has rendered the Democ
minority more compact, more energetic, and more De
terned in the assertion of all their great principles
| TN Y Post
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TnE EXTRAORDINARY SnssloS.-The late Session o.
Congress- convened by the leaders Of the Wings, ha,
been closed, and its history before the people 1t is
not misua med when il is called The extraordinary Ses
sion-it is extraordinary in more senses than one-ex
traordinary to the time in which il was caled-cx
traordinary to its in its
duct extraordinary in its measures-and extraordinary
as Ia il conclusion.
There was nothing in the condition Of public affairs
At the lime the Session called, 10 justify such al
unusual procedure. The financial cn,barrassments
which assigned the cause have not been proved
TO exist. With ordinary diligence and economy, the
business of the Treasury might have been conducted
with safety and honor until the regular period for the
assemblage of the Legislature.
The object of the extra session was to carry into eff
feet series Of unnecessary, Unconstitutional, and de-
structve measures,-a National Bank, Distribution Of
the Public Lands, National Debt-and Tariff, which
If not strictly protective, was desgnted to secure the
continuation Of the protective policy.
II began its legislation by pieces of dsgraceu parti-
zanshp. The minority, whose rights always emit.
tied respect, altogether dsregarded in the
ganizaton of committees The petitions of the people
rejected with contempt; measures but such
had been indicated in the programme of Mr. Clay, were
allowed TO be introduced; the freedom Of debate
strained BY odous gag law, and the system,
in its most Infamous character, became the acknow-
lodged mode Of legislation.
This session was called by men who came into power
under cry against Executive dicaion and patronage,
yet two.thirds OF It's LEGISLATION mas Deen consumed IN
attempt. to concate the President, and to pass
sures not comfortable to what alleged 10 be the
opinions of the people their Representatives. but to
the views OF the chief magistrate. Two successive
bank bills were hurried through both Houses of Con-
gress, the one that the Executive might be induced to
sign it before he should have time TO reflect and the
other that he might be entrapped into acquescence BY
an aiful play upon his supposed ignorance and mbeci.
ltv The people were presented with the spectacle Of
some one hundred and fy Wing gentlemen, earnestly
engaged in game of political strap, that they might
"head" and ofasten' whom they themselves had
indirectly elevated to the Presidency.
Yet with all the assistance of party despotism, with
gag laws, with caucuses, with all the heading ma
neuvres this Session has accomplished lttle-nolhing
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SAMUEL K. PAINTER
So Hater street, Ne,o York,
SiAl al" Il0-6m

Bv the Lieutenant Gorrrnor Of lie State IF Irgintd
A PROCLAMATION
INFORMATION having been received by the Executive, a
an offence aggravated character has been conniteo
in The county of Gloucester by certain Christopher : Mors
IN shooting probably mortally woundng Joseph Medc
and that said Morris hath He'd from JUSTICE ana no" got
larscheefore John Rulerfoord Lieutenant Governor
he Of Virginia acting GOVERNOR according To the ProVi
sions Constitution have Thought proper 10 Issue ms pro
clamatio,-heebv offering reward Of hundred and it!
person persons who viii apprrhfnd tNr ad
Christopher s Morris and convey him in The Jail OF the count!
Of Gloucester And do require all officers al the
STATE civil and military, and request the people Of the Common
wealth their eaenns to apprehend The said MOTHS
that he may be brought 10 justice. .
Given under hand Lieutenant Governor and undtr inc
seal of the Commonwealth, n Richmond. this hrs
lsEAl'i day of September, lsil. .
tSignrdl j. RUIHERFOOkD.
Christopher Moss about five feet eleven ncle,
high well formed rather spare, being al tins time IN bad health
ncIinns about forty five years al age
speaks quick, and has little impeachment in his speech
lie has plantation Jackson, in The State Of Mississippi
and, il believed, has gone there.
Sept. b-"f"
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snow is the winter Of our discomfort,
Made glorious summer by this son Of York"

| A REvIEw.-It is now Just one year since the conn
try in the midst Of of the most exciting polti.
cal contests that it beheld The party whcn han
long acted in opposition to the Democracy, rendered
desperate by three successive failures, had resolved oy
any and every means, 10 Dust those VINO were quety
in the enjoyment of power. il became necessary Una,
they should adopt some ground of assault jhey had
before attempted TO rally under variety oil names and
in the support of variety of measures, but without
success; and last effort the only policy lett 10 them
to combine all the elements of opposition IN one
fierce determined onset In this view, they concluded
to proclaim principles Of their own, TO put forth no
measures, to make appeal common point, out
to mbue their friends with the hope that they were
willing TO do every thing and unite all their energies
agans, the existing Administration.
Their main points of attack these: lst. That
the Democrats in the possession of power had
run into extravaganza and debt 2nd. That they had
tempered with the currency and derangd the business
of the nation and 3rd That the Executive power, as
sumng the control of the purse and sword had grown
into despotism.
They began the contest by selecting men as candi-
dates, whose very insgnihcance rendered them in
vulne rable No efforts spared 10 arouse the Peo-
pie. There was appeal for every passion, and a
seduction for every temperament The good were
yited by professions of superior morality the bad
by shows and junketngs the rich by hopes OF fpe,
culaton; the poor, by promises Of employment; and
the dsaTeced by the prospect of change. Meetings,
conventions parades, speeches and pamphlets were all
enlisted the cause. Dignfed statesmen assumed
the functions of perPatec lecturers business was ar
rested that merchants might become eectoneerers and
the press wa, converted into machine for dIsrlbut
ing the accusations and lies that had been coined IN the
prolific brain Of Mr.. Ogle.
They succeeded. Delrious with success, raging
like blood hounds for their prey they eager TO
undertake the Administration at once. An extra ses
sion Of Congress called that no time should be lost
by delay. No assembled than their great
6le-eader came forward with his manifesto of what
10 be DONE He proclaimed that there must be
National Bank that the public land proceeds should
be distributed that huge debt to be contracted
and that Protective Tariff should remain the policy
of The nation.
Nearly four months have been expended in legsla-
ton Under the influence of gaglaws almost without
debate, in the possession Of tremendous majority, and
the entire means Of government at their disposal they
have conducted their proceedings end 1t good
time to inquire what has been done.
FIRST. Have they corrected what they alleged TO be
the Of their predecessors Why, they complain
ed Of extravaganza bu. they had not reduced the e1-
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fr. .7reacr Graduate ofthe u s. n 4cademy, at Ire
Point,) and Mrs. .1reherS
rEnp VOTING LADIES

IErixGToS STREET, DOORS or CHARLES, BALTIMORE
rI,il Institution has bcen IN operation, WIN extensive patron
age for more than Of the most pleasant and
healthy locations u Of Baltimore.
The plan of instruction embraces all the branches 81 oc ana
finished education Modern Languages particularly The
French attended TO- The fashionable accomplish
taught by the mos, approved INSTRUCTORS" Lectures on
Chemistry are delivered To The young ladies by Professor Aiken
Of the University OF Mi with the advantage Of full and COM
plrtc apparatus.
her and terminates on third Monday in July following
Terms n follows: -. -
Boarding and English tuition per annnm, $500 w
Modern Languages talso Latin and Creek each per
annum, " w
Music and Dancing Professors prices.
win. aud Painting, per quarter, ~ w
Rert.ces-Naor Gen. Winfield Scott u : Army, Charles
Davies H. L. D. Rev. t. w. Gilbert. President Newark COLLEGE,
Rev j. Davis Washington city, the Rev. Dr. WYATT aud the
Rev. Johns. Baltimore
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