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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
FALL IMPORTATION OF
CHINA, QUEENSwARE, s.

n
AUCUsr, 1871.
by the Utrs1way. drsch6rGng. ann iu rsccfr of
II ~ usual supply of Ill GurIs 'u1ugl iu,u WtI Doe
o1ui1 variety aud Style Of patterns aud shapes euHrty
new and altogether uurfIIiri before iu this market
Als'' 70 tU'y purchased ami receiving from The
various mIuu'lr'gr.s 800 s country, large stock ct
ant comm.u Cut rfin ari Pressed GLASS OF every ie
s.uIHou, Looking Glasses, Germlu silver ami britannia
CisIars Sons Ware. a. &c ST which I ~ hv The
trN-", 90 tcgackst 90 order uVnn the favorable
lcru-. WM Z. BUTLER,
aU l7 3 doors above the t,.f. TrvrIr
IErAiLlC COMPOUND FOR RAZOR STRAPS -
wi HarVrrs rI,ruf Metallic COMPOUND Powder. 90 eve
sc'u sharp edge 'ua Rsapr Boo one minute nr tarut, re-
Funded. For sale tT JNO. GANNOR.
ava u ] door above ihs Bel Tavern.
WArHiSdr1v June o. 1870
lIs Ncgyr'Ii'u t't lhlyr over Ie.vts uru,f any new
invention, because know fHr' rrcouu ru arc
HtIFut auI easily obtained fHHf fHry Hn general of
i.c value Bur consider ru.NuE f.aU an Hrf of
lIsrr L'f|r Inventor fU bear Testimony f0 the .Hu Ht
Ties uI U'rpri4 NraH Iuu. HuuI Irr s.lfruu. K.Hf-.
sni Co. saw 90 s f Nrry best ulCTs for J purpose frHt
h'' cvgr 'n 1F notice have male fur ful rIif. ant
nave never I'HuI gny Thing equal fn '1r giving keen
tG' l' faa'. n Wdu WI's|1g-s ir-srf rInui 900 10y
opinion, Do. with u.If =. {. EDWARDS
TIE su.str rers. boo Warrington f.um ,G-rovu ctrs.
ucucr, FULLY concur with Mr. ElNarIs 10 Ne above rc.
commentator.
Wa Cruch W Br'uir-H
WlHIra WlfrU1
krHnr.y JIN Mcleod
PrIrslz bradley.
H-lfu hI- ever hIrl, BE- BE- f1 consequence OF foo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
TO MERCHANTS. rsMIIIr. AKIN orrr,s


TO MERCHANTS. FAMILIES AND OTHERS
- ~. JENKINS has received End wiM opsa Tie
idTg' and most er'cn-iv. siok OF .nUT. new FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS he has ever purchased -
Having made extensive prepa for some great bar.
ans those who want them ~i lind their interest TO
call and examine the following:
Brown aul white cotton rhirtings at g. 10 lie and
Cotton plnabuIgs at g. 10 ami lie
Pad ana plain Linsey :, NJ L. lr, and FINER
tloih- AMI Cassimers aud Vesiings, all kinds
KedFluiuelsa !, Slc, II Cd p 81 and finer
White 30 a. is6l 3 p 81 81, d.
M",iSelin de Lanes AT s. u 3, I, ), fora dress
J. ain houshnes of all coiors andp prices
Rich aud ei-s CANT Monslin Dresses new STYLES
Plain, sttipcd. hEd aud plai silks, all styles
Etc.,ni chcnc and other silks, tor dresses
lAlc Edging- and Laces patterns and chcap
Ihrcah bssiugs aui Laccs, all pricea
Lace Wells aud rtch siis scaTis
Great bargains IA Blankets Of all kinds
aHo yards tacoes Tor dresses, all prices from g. g. 10
l2.c ana finer -
Furniture do. az 3, 10, l2tc, g. sad finer
New style ShaNSls, Mauillas and Srarfs
Every price Linen CanUrc Hdkfs from 2l- Is C.I 10
the finest
ALSO,
sereraleasSs new siyl' Fall and Winter Bonnes Bonnci
III alduUn TO The ap,v. Irish Linens an prices aud
every article ia toe Linen Departments furming
tie most useful ami fashionable ever osT.
edat II "A JFNKIN-i
| -e ~ Cheap Cash Dry Copds stove
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
ANTUONY'S
CHEAP HAT mANUFACTORY
Gary street, three doors above the Columbian

" TO-
with m assortment NJ Palm Leaf Lrrluru AMI tViii,
~ log ''' ''i'''
omli,s repaired, taken in exchange for now ones.
ap22 n '''''
MILLING OFF Ar COST ron CASH.
INE subscriber, intending discontinue business is
y NtchmunI, uNcrr lt4 cnTr stock Of srtslY1Iis D ~
Goods ui cost, ipr cash Persons wishing 20 4upry i.
scyss would 80 well IN call Iif sio,k consists OF
Superior blue black and fancy colour,I Cots and Cnss
'''
% puu figured sitn and yciysi vrsiinga
a, ~ 'tH1tncrc and Swau-1uwu lie
superior aa.gtimoui ~ @lurts auI Kentucky Llama
kcracys aud Lusrya ".''"' ''""'
french aud English Merinos
Rose, Whitney and striped iliantets
Whto aud rri Fanncls
An sssorimcnt Vt English French ant .,,...-. NJ.
hl',h ,sl and hucy culuucd Muuaiin dc I,,r,s .,l
supcriorhacF end blue black Gro ic Rbi,. siit,
Plan AMI tgurCd fancy rulpureI syIks '''N'
DO dp do black iipubaNnr4
'h',scI sill'I and plain Jacsonc', sws, Mnslns and
IRISH Linens Lawns anil Diapers
lul,l3i aud ~ Ulmtak Fable Cloths
Diniisk Napkins aud Towels
Ithu and hcns tiichrd linen ramhrir fTIkfa
ldncn ttuihfic and Ifcuch Laws
- - o. Red Ticking
Ncal English long Cloth
Apron Checks
Bi0Wn AMI blelchcl Cotfons, auI C'of,n Oz,,l,urcs
And many other articles to tedious 10 rnumcr,tc
l.. WALLER,
IN aH... uN.Ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRING WATER.

I hoNhBhiDNsE AlsJ VI SPRING W AT R,
y cure for Scrofua, DysPepsi, Chronic Diseases
,r3 Tl,,.f.s
TUE following Certificates arc deemed sri ent 60 show
u il' 'W'acy oi thc Alnm Wa'eE
From iHc Rev Nccafof R,ekrti Ice. near tevH.f-r
MAY l-fH. |.Hl
Nrssrs 4 n CRmrhHi-IiayuE for several seasons
VISITED your justly celebrated Tuugs. having ur.
y derived much advantage uoW the use of f.r water.
c1'crluIN ati my testimony 'D IsyiruCa UHn thar other
nyss may profit had done. hv tho rf tho water
hni that you may, To some measure Doe rewarded for HH
49, .l W -'i..s 'l' ,ts..sl. a..'HIn.i ols
| 5r.-,,,r i..,,,., ,i .. ~ va 's,. n W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

"a Room VA Tic basement of p Dwelling IIouf
fsssta ON T. street, well Cited fr an Nice Tor prca.
EIhiQ siouN Eout'mau,ur lodging ruru Also, Car
rage House aud sable, very conveniently stiHa
tel Apply J. ". RkNDOLpH 4 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
NOTICE.

Triples
COSCENrRhEED SAISApARlILA
EilS Coulnun1 ESiract NJ SIrsaIaTllI Is gained the
preference ri the Faculty every other ptrIaTa.
lion Of NirsIatIilI NOW IA i,r cToI,,.
sni other disease which depend upon an i.upnr. habit
or Scrunug cuu,on OF The sNsfcu, will BE- found
i=y beneficial, la all cases wlrIc saI par:a is usr
II u prepared w1luui hHug the aVpr yr.
Cues OF -aTlpaua contains m very concentrated form
IN" active principle OF the Tlo', ant decided adj
Nan'ascs over the ordinary preparations which arc mate
inin Interior foot, !uiutc by ss and continue buii.
Sec Wood Elrhc's :. Dispcu,a
AiuTth"r supply just received bv
ALEXANDER UTVAI. & co.
nc Agents Tor Richmond
rnEiGiir BOATS FUh LIaCuBu:IG
- -y-zz-r-a
kN., stl..Sv--s.l sssss =. =, - s. ~
1slii,it.tt &. 80 :;; =:
E&sESHSis5s<5 S;tsAazk
Canal Boat HIGHLANDER, Can't King
ID dO RICHMOND, Cant Euuauk
Do da lNNtUhIRG, Cant. Fi.i.s
Do do PIONEER, Cant prN.'t
10 -" MOHAWK, tap'. a arlcs
IN" a'p'c Boat are ri'ins regularly between this and
l)nchhurg. Fol height, ipply 20
l. LUDI.AN a son.
-Glols will be taken foT the intermediate places
gu she IaniL au .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

FALL STOCK
IN HIlDS II troiN, Porto Rico ami y Orleans Sugars
wv I5pacs1scs Loaf sugar, various Kind
p hhds Mu'asscs
I'm bags Coffee. d. iTcTcuf kinds
- boxes Chocolate
pPnckagcs Teas, some very superior
u half Wpss)
-who.cd, FRENCH BRANDY.
3ugr casks
6lur cd-ks Wine, various soris
~ baskets Champagne d.
o hhds Bacon sides
lnn hbIs No Hyrnnrs
~ boxes SNlu amt lIai2 Glass
5p1 Kegs Nails, assorted
8'uN ~cgHrs, SOME Nrry superior
l2hnE.s NJ Curklc 4 Daniels sugcrirr chewing
Tobacco
nboNrs Patent T1l1w Candles
~ 10 Sperm 10
fnurtdius Writing aud Wrarrinr parcr
rCruuus Indigo
80 boxes S'arrh
w wsn.c audH1If boxes Uuuch Rai.us
loo sack Stf, anIat
TJ'u tbs Feathers
ln iuzcu Cotton Leading Lines
e'ul lbs Richmond aud other Cotton Yarns
- ~ balcs Oznlbur.s
winch VIC ufl'r for Haie the reasonable terms
Commission and forwarding business attended TO-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

hE subscriber intending 10 close he y ,pk business .
tho Isl oi october, Do. stock ui Book Il. Sf,fTnl,y
W,l n>vcy 10" sold at hr cost rr ras, uni thai line
Persons IN want Of any article the Book ami -;f,,, 49,
line wYu!I do well To call, a, bargansran De-" had
3; g., JAMES SMELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
FOR RENT

llglA House on Mayo street. : doors above the
skLg Jewish - u1rnguc. suitable fof large family ur
uuatblug mousse. fortfr.ra, apply 90
ROBERT MI & 60.
an ~ y street. fronting fine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

INSi EORUiNATfUN an America S.rfv Of real life bv
u TIC aWh1rut The Subordinate Nr,in
A Week 100 Wal s'rrrf. 10y 'nun WI o krrws'
The yicrnol thlurrry or ach rts experience by tho
same author
Life cr Emanuel swc lrnbor.. with s1mc account OF die
writings, rvWiirl Hy % Rurr'f
Ettts Dob ODE lHHyrrss, frfus.tri from the latin of
Emanuel ~wCHrrh1rr. ORIGINALLY published I'm t1ta
DIVINE Love aul Wisf1l. tom fio Arocalypsc csf lain.
Cd' Of Emanuel SwcTcuhurr
Swodcnhofr
"a 1v
MarcI Humphrey Ci1ck, crc1p chton.ir2v
Mucncl's AHs'f outline Nans intended 10 bc fl-f up
BY pupils "riyng Mtrhri's scHon Geography aud AIDS
ALNANACS.
The Ncw Comic Almiuc tor 1872 citci by oul. and 10.
lustrafct by CrJikshaus
The Musical Almanac, 1872
The Family christian Almanac, t-t2
ENon's sun Sick Comic Almanac 1872
Tho tomical Cnruic Almanac, 1871 Nv nnefu Serious
Tie above with mluy other late publications, JUS rcrciv
al by lee III " RANDOLPH a 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

For the radical Cure OF Hernia
'I'HlS Truss has been cl aHI approved bv the most
4 eminent Surgeons fIr Nsrif. ru1 owing fn be- rsrf
moss oi tu~. - u.y ui adaptation io hs variety oi Hc
Affection, amos 's us"r..r rr... b. H1s been extensively
u'fU 'I."H those -I'.sIf Is U'sr been lrHrru L.
superior Instrument ~ lc SURGEONS iu pmt igPrr, AMI
UtuufHry.
D. p received me diploma 1 be Nee hani,s' late Pair
iu Boston, Vr is superiority over an others
SUPPLY ~ these valuable Instruments iulf received
and tnr sale. ny GANNoR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

100 Kegs Tobacco BrN Nails p inches long
AOo lpJ 30 do d. 80 X dp dp
iHi 10 Shorts 30 y DO do
ltl DO dn 10 - n 10 do
~ cases Callahan IiIuoricc. q very good arf
cir'TcccrNing pCr schf Gladiator anu Tor sale.
au 10 JANES siLER Il SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20
GLENN's INDIAN HAIR OIL.


Fot Promoting tie Growth and BeautlTyinr tho TI,i-
also Tor nskinE Ehf red hair several sha 70 lrk 49,
SoOT preventing he bar from falling out OF turning
Tbs OIL las been 10 use for about II year, an1 naS W,
2redi satisfaction 90 thousands who have tried IL hei1 an
theeeni HAIR TONIC & stimulates and inyi-orafrs III
roots while gives glossy sJtncss the hair r..f
lies anu Gentlemen who have lost their hair from SIC
OF any ether cause, will f1d This on c1celenffo nj
h'n- very penetrating. % Is easily absorbed by M, hair
am shere!ore not 50 greasy OILS &C. IN general. he
- a-o pleasantly prepared, U Is we'll adapted for sJu
used. Price 90 cents. '''''y
GLENN's AROMATIC ROSE TOOTH PASTE
iuis excellent DeutTIhce be- used with perer ;, 10
" aH Tor an the purposes Of cleansin. teeth nsr
rin beautifully white; for stopping progress OF sra
IN lusoun1 teeth removing the tartar and purfyinr no
Dream THIS PREPARATION Is surpassed Being In snii
Ii anu Tree from grif % Is much superior 10 tooth rv
ieEs m general while for convenience U il decidedly bel.
yer man any OF the tooth washes. Il done up neatly u
Ihina pots, n - cents each.
GLENN's INDIAN HAIR DYE
exchanging Grey ght Hair 20 Brown " B,c i1
ie" Rours without sttiniuE the skin inurng the Tex
furc Of the hair u applied nEh on going 10 bel he
change viii be effected BY morning Tie color IL nerf1,
ncui therefore cannot he rubbed or will h soil Ito
wnes muslin. GenHehru can color their WHISPERS ,giti
very .ule trouble. Price Is cents. ~
NitHAlN'S FkECkLE WASH
AteTiNu lnt speedy Remedy for FTscscls and Other
,-5'ns OF ihe skin, as Pgpes Biotches &c. sc Price
Iue above are Tor sale by the sole Proprietor : W
Glenn Nos = and - south, third street PhsiClphis
ls2' 'r sale in Richmond by Jrhn Gayuor J. m EusfarS
500 AeS Duya a Co, ami J. n Raga1J and moi 4
tie Druggists In Petersburg an "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-20

following Goods, which are T. .sb AMI sri,.,'t ,, 80
from TcCcut tnpuuatiuus viz go
- CrniN
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Havana SUGARS
Crushed
Lump
Loot
Dld Java
Cuba White
RIO COFFEE
IlEuya
-. Domingo
lh.uu lbs TrIIs
21fuD t1 Western ( BACON
=, IN go CIV CuTrdN
Oh L.. MdlrirLI
ID VI VI do
Brown Sherry
st IurlT WINE
OLD Port
CllrCt
Champagne
a., u a c.
Rosh,lc aud Champagne
4 Sigucuc BRANDY.
! Dupcy's
With fun assortment II articles In orr line.
w a u CHRISTIAN,
au o. Su Market SuulTN.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

The U. s. SENATE.-Immediately al
ter the Inauguration, resolution was IN
troduced into The Senate TO remove Mess.
Blair and Rives, who were lately elected
Printers to the Senate for two years, and
had entered into bonds for the faithful dis
charge Of their duties, aud commenced
the printing. The resolution gave rise to
debate which was continued several
days; after which the resolution was
passed.
During the debate Mr.. Clay applied
some harsh epithets to Mr.. Blair. Mr..
King replied that Mr.. Blair was as re-
spectacle as Henry Clay. Mr.. Clay then
attacked Mr.. King, and said, for the
Senator from Alabama to put me on
level with him (Mr. Blair) is false, untrue
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23
LEGISLATIVE.

Tie bill to create the Office Of town
ship assessor has passed both branches Of
he Legislature, and Is law, 10 take ef-
feet next spring. 1t abOlishes the Office
Of couniy assessor.
The bin for the protection OF camp
meetings, which had passed the House.
has beon passed by the Senate with sev.
eral amendments, and sent back to the
House for its concurrence.
The House passed bill apProPriating
len thousand dollars to be expended on
the new State House; which was lndeii
niteIy postponed by the Senate. Those
who voted for the bill said that their OH
lect was to give employment to idle con
victs in the Penitentiary. Mr.. SPanglor,
one Of the Directors Of the Peniteniiary,
says that there will be no idle eOnvicis
this year. Speculation was at the bottom
of the move. There are property holders
in Columbus who fear that the seat Of gov
eminent may yet be removed; and hence
their anxiety to have the new State house
raised, however embarrassed the State
may be. The old State house, with .
new. roof, will answer the purpose fol
which it was built for ten years to come
as we'll as it ever did.
On the 18th the House ordered to bt
cngrossed the bill authorising the com
rnissioners Of the canal fund 10 borrow
money TO pay contractors on the publ
works.
The majority Of the committee on eleC
tons Of tho Senate have reported in "a
vor Of Mr.. Holmes. The minority hav
reported in favor of Mr.. Wright.
The committee on the currency hav
reported back to the Senate three ban
bills-Mr. Nye's with few amendment
and two others.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23
ABoLITloNIsM-oBERLINN NE.
GRO RIOT.

GRO RIOT.
The practice Of negro stealing seems
TO be on the increase and when the ne
gr6es are once wilhln our borders the
AboliiiOnisls are determined TO protect
them; and we.musl say, that since Ken
lucky eleeliOneered arm and arm with
these AbolilIonisls, for Gold Tip Tom
and Ty," we have less sympathy on the
subject Ihan formerly. Let The Ohio and
Kentucky Abolition Wings eight it Oul
for tho present The Democrats will
see that there is no injnrj done 10 the
Republic, aud that the Red Oak amalga-
nation schemes of the Ohio Aboltionist
are frustrated.--St Statesman.
The following we copy from the Wing
paper at Elyria.
OTTMREE Slave Catchers were aires
ted, little way from Oberlin, on Wednes.
day evening oflast week, hurrying of
Two colored parsons TO Kentucky, with
out due form Of lalD. They were brought
up before Judge Long, at Elyria, oil
Thursday, and their capiives held subject
to legal Investigation. This business
over, they were arrested, and on Friday
Mr.. Justice Birch bound two of then
over in the sum Of 500 dollars each, t.
answer at the uexl term of Common Plea.
for this county, to charge of assault OF
Mr.. Page, OF Oberlin, and threatening Il
kill.--AtLaS.
The Cleveland Advertiser, Democrat
ic paper, gives his version Of the atfray
The Kentucky Wings can read in thi:
the kind OF Whigery theil brethren
of Ohio profess. But it is all for old
Tip!
"They, [the negroes were cla'med
their identity was proved, and they wer'
arrested on a warrant issued in compllanc,
with the provisions Of the Fugitive Law
| A mob soon collected. amounting to abOu
five hundred in number, composed Of lh,
"Pe,fectionists' Of Oberin, the student
Of tho College, and their associates, tn
negroes. armed with guns,clubs and stone
who assaiIed the officers Of justice, wit
yelling, threats, and imprecations, an
attempted To rescue The fugtives from tn
hands of The law. They were, howere
unsucce ssru'. The negroes were kel
in custody, in spite Of the exertions of tn
friends of order and The stability of OF
"institutions," to rescue them. The
F are now injaiI, at EIyria, and their case
will be tiled at tho ensuing April teri
oflhe court OF common pleas for Lorai
County"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23
A MAGNIFICENT uuMBuG.

The Hartford Times thus notices tho
Disappointment of a Tennessee Whig
member Of Congress, on his first visit to
the P,esident elect. The Tennessean
will not stand solitary d alone in his
amazemeDt, There was never sucha
humbug before attempted 10 be palmod
oil upon an intelligent people:--States.
man.
"6TA wing member Of Congress from
Tennessee, who has been ardent III his
support Of ofGeneral Harrison. called on the
President elect arIer his arrival at Wash.
inglon. On his return, one of his col.
leagues inquired Of him his opinion Of his
candidate. The gentleman did not con.
ceal the severe disappointment, he expe-
rienced, and declared he never wished
10 say word on the subject; but boinp
pressed for his opinion, finally said" "it
Il he mosi maeaifce nj hnmbGg the ,UOrld
epeF pitaessed."
The wing members Of Congress who
have The Independence 10 speak at all OIL
the subject, do not conceal their dsap
poinlmeut in The person ofthe ChiefMag
jsirate elect. Some express their morli.
fcstion ana regret at the delusion they
have haIped 10 cfeaie, aud lament The
Vfbfe they have inflicted on this .coun-
ary. he Is represented as garrulous,weak
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

HORsE THrRvEs On the night oftho
sih instant, two horses were stolen from
John Frees stable, in Flyetts county
In the morning pursuit was commenced,
and the 2 thieves overlaken before night.
with their plumber. When they discover
ed that they were closely pursued, they
left the horses and took to the fields;
but proving less swift on foot than their
Pnrsuers, they were soon taken into the
custody Of the lawful keepers Of such
ragues.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

and cOwardly." Mr.. King left the Sen
ate chamber aud soon after sent Mr.. Clay
a note, intimaiing that he might have an
opportunity Oftesting his courage. Here
their friends interpOsed, and both were
bound over to keep the pescei which
ended the affair.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

aud trilling in his conveIsatlon--ineapa-
BILE of profound remarks -iAbecile TO a
great degree-delighted that he is elec-
ied-yain, mot prshaps maleiousofhimself
---unable to discriminate between good
and bad advice, aud The evidently helpless
tool ofa setof men whom tho people
would notlrust, and whom they have 81
ten discarded The Tennessean alluded
10, expected to find in General Harrison
some Of that energy, and some Of those
enuobling traits that shone out 50 conspic
uously in Gen. Jackson; and could no
conceal his modification and disappoint
meut between the magnificent Tennessee,
warrior, aud statesman, aud the Clerk 0
the Hamilton County Court.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

THE Mcleod AFFAIR,--There are
many rumors about the correspondence
that has lately taken place at Washington
on this subject. One is that Mr.. Fox
has demanded The release Of Mcleod
and signi6ed his intention to go home, il
the demand he refused. He has sent a
special messenger BY the steamship Pies
idonr, which has just started for LIndon
The report that Mcleod had been re-
moved to Albany, is cOntradicted. He
wis to be tried at Lockport oil Monday Ol
last week. In few days we will proba,
bly, hear Of the result.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

Our exports to France in 1889, amount.
ed to $lS,SS6,S54. The principal arti.-
Gle is cotton. Rice and tobacco form a
portion Of the exports, Our imports, du.
ring the same time, we're $35, ,55l 32l,
the principal articles of which we're silks
and wines. When we arrive ut the point
where we may have an equilibrium Of i'm.
ports and exports with different counties,
we shall find one Of the powerful causes
which produce commercial flnctuaton
will have been removed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

ANOTHER SEARCH BY A BRITIsH
CRU1sER.-The editor Of the Salem Oh.
ser has read a letter written at sea, on
board the brig Cherokee, Capt. Webb, Of
Salem, dated December q, 1910, WHICH
states, "that few days before they reach
ed the Cape, the brig was overhauled by
Her Britannia MaieSty'S brig of.war Cur
lew, and after a full examination Of the
CherOkee's papers, her hatChes were torn
open under pretence Of searching for
slaVeSm .....e
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

GA very interesting discussion is
going on in The Journal between the
Wings, whether the "sweet meats" of Of
fce have been geographically distribu-
ted in Ohio. Poor fellows, if they had a
thlmble full of honest principles they
would cars but little about his location
SO that he was honest and capable and
faithful to the cOnstitution.-S.atesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

Hon. Dawn r, PORrrn was re.nomi.
mated as candidate for Governor of Ponu.
sylVsnia, by the democratic State con.
vention, which assembled at Harrisburos
on the 4lh instant. On the 10Th M
wings held convention at the same place.
and nominated Mr.. John Banks, ofBerks
county, for the same office.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

FRoM TExAs.-The Galveston paper of
Feb. 4, says:-'Congress Adjourned on
the 9TH inst. The private treaty with
England guarantees peace between Tex
as and Mexico in 80 days after its ratifi :
cation, nOW made, reaches the capital Of
Mexico; Texas agreeing TO pay England,
as her part Of the debt due Mexico, Fl,
900 900 in so years.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

not be iuletsuhea by the advancement Of
any claim, OF plslension upon their part
q iohich our honor Tiu not permit US 10
5ield,p as Gen. Hull said when be sur-
rendered the American army to the Brit
ish at DetfOit!---Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-23

The CINCINNATI ENoUIRER.-Messrs.
John g. Charles H. Brough have pur-
chased Of Messrs. Dawson g. Fisher the
Cincinnati Advertiser and Journal es'
tablishment. They are to take posses
sion on the first Of April, and continue
the publication under the title Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer" vnt