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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11
MANAGERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, va
JAMES PHALEN a. co.

JAMES PHALEN a co.
Oher the following
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
Georgetown Lottery, of Delaware, CI,ss No n for
lSil-To be drawn at Wilmington Delaware Menday ay
IWh, drawing received "Wednesday evening. Capitals
$1,000, ao, 1864, 1900 1000. of sU OF COZ &c ~
Nos-l2 drawn ballots. wholcs sJ-halyes 4 go quar-.
tiers 10. ~ 49,
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ANY ONE or 2 vALUADLE FANns,

ANY ONE OF VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SALE.
AN DESTROYS 10 sell any Of my three Farms all Of
4 which lie In as healthy region IN Virginia.
/ ~soLDIER's REsT"--is in Orange county. on he r.,
aud about 81 miles from fredericksburg contains g25
acTcs between anil GOO Of which cleared The wood
land is well mbcrcd and situated This ARM At the re.
cent ssmen was valued higher 10y sworn oficcr
Than any tract of land tn Orange county. u has large
dwelling house. with rooms aud usual ont buildings.
SLATE HILL just oprgsie soldiers Rest, 10 Cu
pepper county, s ai more valuable contains about 200
10 acres Of tho land grounds Tie
wool land IS well umhcrcd, and much Of u woui produce
ENC tobacco bh''a small tSo story dwelling house, &C
"Tug HORSE snoE'-Hcs in the bend Of the Robin.
River Culpcpcr county, near the Mills Of NJ n Vii
Hs, anI within about miles OF Orange Cour House h
contains so sores 600 Of which ccarcd-onc half At
land scarcely less valuable. THIS farm and Mr. WIN
Glasscrs lhavc understood we're, under the OBJ
valued al the same price aud higher Than any other
land the county Of Cupcpcr which then Rsp,
Pansonoes ~, iai.e hs1 sma dwelling house, &C
provemcut aud clover and plaster dnely upon them
riley ate nov in = condition to bfua sbundant eTops Of
corn wheat tobacco &C. and arc well s,i,ptsd 40 80
such selection Of valuable andsis rarely offered those
who may srct sninvcstment IN real estate.
More particular information may be had by reference
10 lcremish Morton, ESD, who will be In Richmond until
the Sgh Of Api sn amer that period on his farm sdjoip
log The Horse shce,"-or BY letter aillessed 10 me
GEORGE MORTON.
NH @-cu
E subscnber oners ior ale hs Farm in The county or
Mat hews, called lesso containing, By recent survey
IN the county IN whichs looaed the and being Of snpe
ror qualify and wei adapted to the cultivation o. wheat
corn aud oats. The Situation is hcautul lying i'm
mcdsiely nthe Pisnkssnk river, and having
view q the Chesapeake BAY abounds N Inc dncs oys
tors Wild Fowl, Fish Of every vancy. snd Grabs great
abundance The seles 10 market arc great the steam
boasUom every quarter pass IN sight Of the House. Tnc
improvements consist Of excellent brick dwelling house.
Win tour large rooms, besides the Garrett ko"ms which
arc finished aud al essary out houses Of FOOD qualify
The sock Of Cattle Hogs, &c would DO sold With the farm
" desired and possession given hC LEI day Of January
1872 Mr Robert Ysfes who IL hviag the premises
will show any DESTROYS Of purchssna and Mr..
iumpkin who lives adjoining is fully empoweIedto make
sale Of the farm THOMAS n TURNER.
Hesse, Mathews Co, Jan. IS isti fe 2 eow6m
uf-The Norfolk Herald will insert the shove .
Mathews a. for payment
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FOR SATURDAY. May 18th.
Ann NM


s50,OO0'!.
Leesburg Lottery, No 9-Extra. for Msn,iay morning
Capals-l prize Of $1,000. 1OOO, l0Uu Colo GOO PIN
% Of 1000 Tickets sl0. rs nuuibers-IB drawn
to- Orders for tickets In the above Grand Lottery will
be met with prompt attention. II addressed To
al N. sTRATTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
our Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL, Can't Hall; J.
VIC CABEll Capt lIuntley, will leave Richmond from
our landing At The head OF the Bln for above
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, AT 8 o'cIoc K
a NJ precisely. By this arrangement passengers for
Tennessee aud Guy andoue. Will bc il Lynch
burg as heretofore Our Boats will also connect with the
lines OF stages from scousyille to siaunton
IN lO-'hf BOYD. EDMOND q CO
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on .Shsckoe
HH, FOR SALE.
Will be sold on THURSDAY next the 18th
ffA instant at ~ O'Clock. r. NJ, the House aud Lot
sisim lately owned and occupied by Mrs. Eliz lbeih
--1k-kerr, decd situated 3rd street, between T.
and streets contains ~ :eet 'front.' running back IsO;
aud has on comfortable tenement a small family
now renting at sl75.
Terms of sae-One third cash. and the balance in two
equal payments, at and " h be secured by ne.
gOtiable notes well endorsed and deed trust on the
property TO secure the payment
JOS MAYO, ES'or
or Elizib-tl Kerr.
n. BIT is deemed proper state that the above sale
having been twice postponed, Will positively place
the time mentioned above.
mlO-'itds ]. NJ, EE'r OF E. Kerr.
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DERMiT mo 90 place PIANO FORTE In your house
upon trial, at my rick, aud " Il suits you keep IL.
Otherwise, return u before raging ior h.
Will ask the above namcd privilege tsud shall consider
II avoT) ~ such persons desruus pure hasnr
really good Piano Forcs-Au individual wanting 80 vaur
bic an sfcc asa Piano, certainly would accept Of such
an offer as the ono above. v. r. NASH
Petersburg, We.
The following my SCENTS IN Richmond, Of whom my
Pianos may be hndihey receive their supplies direct
from ew York W. Randolph a Go Rnokselcrs Main
street Charles Bassin Professor o singing, 60 be- found
BY application 81 Mr.. Pcruco's schoplD MS iawtw
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m Enqnirer reanesIedto eopr.
BEWARE oFDEcEPTIoN.

has frequently 10 the knowledge of bc sulseri.
Der that empty snuh Jars, with his label on them have
neen bought up for the purpose OF selling them
terror quality snuf and also, that his snuff labels have
~ some instances been counteTfeited the general
sign OF the same SO Initiated rs 10 easily
~ cdecms w. therefore, duty TO inform pure hasrrs
the manner 10 which they are often iupcscdupon he
would hereby request them TO tear Oh or dcicc the Labels
the outside OF the Jars after having Of the
co.ieuts 50 as To prevent further Of the same
suitable reward will be paid for such cvi encr as will
lead to the detection anu conviction Of the im,osiots
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PLEASANTS 81 BAILIE,
BOOB y JOE PG1Sy!s,SGS

Have received from the Northern Foundrics new and
handsome Of Book lob Type Ornamenfs
&C aud are now prepared to execute every pon OF
BOOK and Job Printing Their friends and public are
respectfully solicited % them share patronage
ut- Orders can be of al the Museum Building or in
the Counting Room Of the Wing " "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

Al general meeting OF the
a 0N Stockholders Of the James River
E--RA,, 81 steamboat Company, held the
5:s:50 u instant, the following gentlemen
1.1-A2s were Ie elected Directors, viz.
- Henry Clarke, Thomas Rust, WIN Allison, Richmond,
WIN Souihgae, Norfolk; Robert Anderson sburg
mh n
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
HE President aud Directors have declared dividend OF
per cent, which will be paii;o the stockholders
or after the 18th instant.
m5 WIN SINTON, Secretary
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t: elm. a.: ssss az z. s. .
D''-is. s. s. y Is S !; 6 e.. !. !. \.

no ~ viii take plae Thufsday, the lh OF Nay A.
sseoek, instead Of Friday, the th heretofore pub.
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10 liberal CASH ADVANCES uaDc IA
oOODS INTENDED FoR PUBLIC sale
FURNITURE, GROCERIES. &c
On TUESDAY MORNING, May ill., al % o,elosk
VIII be Sold In front Of Of Ioua,
hold and Kitchen Furniture. &c.-sueh as
Bureaus and Card Tables
sdeboarts and Dining do
soias, Washstands and Toilet Tables
Zane and wood Chairs
Rocking Chairs. Of various knds
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
a. ,ne same Time. quantity OF Groe and tIouors
- Tin and brandy, Sugars soap Candies Fish
&C. smtaoie ivr retail AMI In lots pu re
Will be added
10 Hair Mattresses
FEATHER Beds
Wash Stands, ide Tables, IIxht Glands AZ
HORSES.
Immediately after the above, tournaments n, N a,eloeL
several Saddle and Harness Horses some OF which ar,
represented as being very fine
BACON.
200 lbs Bacon. prime
~ boxes sperm Candles
lNDEPENDANT SECOND HAND WATCH.
VIII be added 20 the sale This Morning CTues,x Nall
isfil valuable Gold Watch, with lndepe niant second
Isns on twenty diamonds, In cool ORDER and well
GOOD WORK MULE.
VIII be added an excellent Work Mule.
10 q 49,,
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
VIII be aided 10 the sale THIS MORNING NAV n NJ
ooeloeF ~ ohls Liquor, Consisting OF French Annie
Brandy, Sin, Whiskey, Rum. Wine &c-also sosn
Candies Sugar, Starch, Pepper, Mustard, &c xe-Gh.
effects Of q Retail Store. o
mil I'm .,.,.
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iNsPEcToRs. aNn n SoEThnrSNEh KS,

X the improvements In the machinery &c At lie BeUs
~ Isle works. sffjrd sell The Nails
eua thai establishment as low those made At any other
an me country aud especially such Nails are used Tor
Sooperng tobacco hogsheads aud king and lining box
10 ihis description Of Nails have this day made con
siderable reduction in price, and the auay OF
a our Nails 10 be equal 10 any made in the ecurtrx
Buy ers are nvedIO call aud eEafaine loI thsmseves
m i-d2w IOHN n TpIpt err /. sos
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

have determined 10 leave Williams burg oHer Tor
"A safe iny Houses and lots IN town. and my Farm al
lrninE the same. deem u useless 10 DO than 10
give general description ofmy prnptry, a. DO NOT sun
nose sny persgn viii buy, no matter low minute descrp
ton OF taifhi ave, without fret seeing h. have In
Town, acres Of rich land, well enc osed with every
necessary house on Tor Tho comfortable accommodation
o large any, with spring client very near
the house Nv farm, adion NJ hs Of
nnacrcs Of food land about 30 ~ which dfu inca
doM-sll vel enc 'oscd with suhstaafal enclosure
There is on the farm abundance Of tho hest usrl
by the use Of which tho land be improved and made
very Iich Az Who Enowhi property, think could by
small expense, 10 made very valuable To any pcraon
WISHING situation convenient educate hircn OF younf
men, mine ousts as many advantages any the state
being w ayetv shou Distance of hrst rne private
school and William and Mary College now deservedly in
ibefal
Williamsburg, March 81 Iawtf
pHlsoiPE sseAhs- iAcOo q 70. shove JOS,
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sale, the following articles
FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine Macosboy, Rose American Rappec
Imitation DO Flaw a Holland 90
sicily 10 TubcToso
Maltese do -. OmoT
'urocoa DO Strashurg
COARSE BROWN SNUFF.
Dcmlgros Natchitochcs
Pure Virginia French Rappce
bourbon American Gentleman
~ Domingo Pure spanish
Copenhagen, SUP hiv'd !. Mixture
YELLOW SNUFF.
SCOTCH Irish Blickguard)
High TniHO IRISH High ToastD
sweet Sccuicdftuc Cut Chewing Tobacco
DO 90 Otntko do DO
PINE cur SMOKING TOBACCO
Spanish. kieiout. CANISTER, Common and stems
10 \ liberal discount made 10 Wholesale ncalrrs
PETER LORliLARp, IT,
%, Chatham Street, New York
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RICHMOND BooK-BINDE.Y.

j w RANDOLPH g. co.
booksellers, at Y ID SanTay's old
stand, Main street, Richmond,
have connected with their store
the largest and most complete
book Bindery in Virginia. Elm.
p'oying superior workmsn, and
having on hand at all times the
best paper OF Richmond and
Northern make, and all other una
tet'als for binding, they arc PIE.
pared TO execute work in any
quantity at short notice, aud are
willing IN compare work and
prices with any Northern manu-.
hctuTc. Allihey ask of Banks,
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RICHMOND FRENCH BURR MIL

ib subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
me pubic generally haithey have noVlon hand a food
Wen selected assortment Of French Rarr blocks the
nes qnaty, and also extensive assortment Of readv
made french Burr Mlstones % various sizes which the
warrant not nterorto any built In this country Persons
WHO are ~ wani Of the above article would DO well TO call
and ehamnc for themselves before they pure els
SheIc a. We are determined 10 sell reasonable terms
W eas oI Town aecepanees Their shop 1.-THE corner
aniWomWly eGecuieL JAMES SMELL
=, YOU'LL = RUST.
For reference 10 the quality OF our ready made
Burr Milsones apply TO the Richmond Mners.
apl-24w3f1
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BY INLoEs & BROTHER,
Successors TO q. G. Word,l corner Opposite IN.
Bell Tavern.
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pRiNCiPE ss1ARs -iAoo cf sue shove jos,
Iecevedhy " n DuvAI.
Ans Corner below the nanks,
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RIDING HORSE
IHis MORNING at 10 O'Clock. viii he sold one sne RI.
oms nsfse I'D, Auetr.
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have for several years be en- attending To the effects
he waiersoi the Buffalo Mineral Spring, aud can readily
ubscrpc TO The above recommendation aud would In all.
ion, remark that after having noticed the effects most
the tonic waters Of the United Saies have hea
lion In pronouneins Il altogether the safest.
p. q. vENABLE.
Blue sto ne, April 3, 1911 IN s-wtIIe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-11

W belle Of Hope, 6rsi sol,. An,
THOS u II TAHn'e
Fsml5 Grocery.
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Saturdays. 80
No LiBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE On
oOODS INTENDED FOR PUBLIC SALE
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King William, March 18TH 1871. mh23-Iafl2t
u should the above land be sold before King vii
tam August Court will then be offered for sale, leased
for a term of years. EMS
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-20
THE ELECTIONS OF ls4l.

During the last year fourteen States elected
their Representatives in the 9th Congress,
numbering in all l44. OF this number elected,
S4 are friends TO the administration of General
Harrison, and 60 are supposed TO be opposed to
that administration.
During the present year. and betore.t meet
ing Of the next Congress, elections for Repre-
sentatives in that body will be held in II of the
States These twelve States are represented
by 90 members, of whom, in the present Con-
gress, AS are friendly to the new administra-
ton, As opposed, and uncertain.
IT, in the approaching elections, the friends Of
Gen Harrison maintain their present Represen-
tatives in Congress, or those of the same poll
tics, the new administration will have clear,
certain majority in the lower House Of %.
This result il is desirable TO obtain, nay il is
of paramount importance that Congress should,
by its composition and action, respond fully TO
the opinions and wishes of the people, so freely
and decidedly expressed in the late Presidential
election. Else we shall have obtained barren
victory The following is table of the States
which are to elect Representatives, with the
numbers 10 which they are entitled, and the ord-
nary periods Of holding the elections:
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tariff muchtoc high Cor the wants OF an economical
Administrations such as hope and believe General
barrison's Administration will be. And feel Il my
duty TO resist that effort. When The proper lihe ar
rlyes and we come TO the work Ia good faith there
will be no difficulty il gentlemen will do they say
abide the compromise Let the proper committee take
the whole subject before them-wines silks, sugars,
salt and all together iruries and neeessariss and in
the spirit Of the Compromise act cgislate on this sub
ect a. becomes the American Congress and all will he
right But do object 10 this partial revision at this
time; and am satisfied il had the object attributed
10 iis friends in view.
Besides, Mr. Chairman, all agree Ii CANNOT be done
this session, for want OF time. What then is the
tive, unless it is TO imbue upon the in coming Admi
nstraiion the principles OF the tariff party Ii any
impartial statesman will look upon the long list Of ar
cies taxed and those which free Of duty, he
but that an adj ratorsm duty Of fifteen twenty
per cent on all will raise revenue not only ample
but superintendent And am OF opinion, ii all are
taken togethe. lower will do and If there Is
TO be discrimination al ALL il will be best diminish
the duty on necessaries. We can tell better at the
proper time. BY that time the actual deficit will be
known and provided for
know my friend would not misrepresent me will
lingly. Between there is the best OF feeling, and
certainly great difference principle desire not
TO be misunderstood. have letter writer's, no
trumpeers, and neither myself the reporters have
ever yet been able to write out my speeches correctly
they from the rapidiy of my Of speaking and
because speak without notes, and generally when
am excited by the course of debate INDUCED in this
House.
The debate was continued at great length by
Messrs M. A. Cooper, (Cliford and Black in expla-
nation) Steenrod, (Graves in explanation and War
rem
MIR WARREN awaited himself of this opportu-
nifty TO reply, he did with much effect TO certain arr
guments advanced some time since in a speech made
by Mr.. NJ. A. Cooper in the Committee of the Whole
on the state Of the Union the Treasury note BILL
and indicated the Wing party of the State of Geor-
gia in reference to their action upon certain exciting
topics discussed in that speech
MIR w yielded the floor several times, for expana-
ton, to Mr. M A COOPER, and some questions Of
order were made.
Mr. w concluded at half past O'Clock.
Mr. w. THOMPSON obtained the floor but the
hour designated in the resolution of this morning hay
ing arrived,
The House took a recess until o'clock
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
FaIpAY, February 10, 1871


AT eleven o'clock, the House to order. After
the reading of the journal, on motion of Mr. EAST
MAN the rules were, by ayes and noes suspended
to take up the BILL No Gil, to extend, for five years
the act approved July 7th, 1888, granting halfpay
and pensions to certain widows" This bill proposes
10 grant halfpay TO certain widows already pensoned
for five years from the 4th March, 1871. In oil
marriage bar to the pension claim widows Of Off
and soldiers who have died since the passage OF
said act, and act ofJuly, 1886, shall be entitled to pen
sons under said act This bill taken up in
committee (Mr Evans in the Char)
Prior to this business, during personal expa-
nation that took place between Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF
S. c., and Mr.. STANLY, of n O., the former see
ing of his colleagues about TO rise to address Mr.
s., advised him not to reply 'as his Mr. S's) arm
too short to reach s. Carolina abiding probably
TO Mr.. SIS speech Of the preceding evening. Here
the matter dropped, till in the Of the debate
very strong personal illusions growing out ofthe per
sonalities OF the previous nights debate, passed be-
tween Mr. Pickens and Mr.. Stanly.
Mr.. EASTMAN supported the bill. He was fol
lowed by Messrs Hand, Thompson, of S. c., Monroe,
Peck Petrikn Everett, Profit, Reed Galbraith Pick
ems, Stany Briggs, Tillinghas Underwood, Davis, OF
Pa, johnson, of Va, and Others in Of the most
animated debates which has been had this session.
Finally, the bill, with amendments, extending
the principles of the bill was passedn committee.
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TAKING CARE OF THEIR FRIENDS.

In addition to the numerous appointments to Office
by Mr. Van Buren,, in anticipation of the expiration
of terms, and making the new terms Of service ex-
tend even through that of Gen Harrison's theI Lo-
coocos are endeavorng to fasten their printers upon
the next Congress- and certain contracts are closed
for work on the public buildings which be be-
gun, we understand, until and two years after Mr.
Van Buren, has retired We presume Gen Harri-
son will appoint such agents of the Government as
he may select, and will regard it matter Of super
erogation for Mr.. Van Buren, to attempt to appoint
them for HIM. The heads of Departments and blu
reaux, appointed by Gen. Harrison will doubtless
make all these contracts for the execution of which
Gen Harrsons administration will be responsible.
And as for the new Congress, it will matter Of
course and of right elect all its officers and make
all its own laws.
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Ger who, Il 10 perfectly well known will be- obncsiou,
TO those who wilt consiitu'a The majority bf the mex
Senate Now he, for one should MOI, at any futur,
period, consider this election III an election shoula
take place. as interfering With the appointment Of ON.
BY the next Senate and he hoped one Of the rst ac,
ofthat body would be 10 reinstaie itself in lis constu.
tional rights, and appoint printer for itself
lie gave warning TO those who might be elected tina,
'ney would accept the appointment with the admoni-
uon that The Senate would rescind il on the 4th Of
warren, and he wished now to preclude the cry Of
prescription, or the demand Of indemnify for the loss
OF tho appointment. He should therefore, move that
the consideration of this resolution be postponed until
the 4th of March next
Mr.. HUBBARD desired to answer the objections
OF The Senator from Connecticut who had occupied
the principal part Of the morning hour In making his
objections known but IN Justice TO the Senator from
missouri Mr.. Benton who intended to address the
Senate on the Bankrupt bill he could not now have
the opportunity TO do II was however his inien-
uon TO take an early opportunity to the homo
fabe Senator fully, and, therefore, he should ask
the Senate to strike out the word Thursday" The
day on which he had proposed that the election should
take place leaving the blank to be filled up hereafter
for he apprehended they were TO have long debate
upon the resolution and next to lay the resolution
the table, which he promised he would call up again
To- moriow.
The Senate concurred and then proceeded with the
debate on
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr.. BENTON being entitled TO the floor addressep
the Senate for two hours in favor Of the proposition TO
include banking institutions within the operation Of a
bankrupt law.
Mr.. CLAY, of Alabama next rose, and said he
proposed TO make few remarks but al the request Of
Mr.. MANGUM, gave way to proposition for an I'D
journment
And the Senate then adjourned
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IL The Senate of the United States has
presented, during the last two days, an extraor-
binary spectacle The proper business Of le-
gislation has been suspended land an exciting
and exclusive debate produced by the attempt OF
party that happens to have majority in that
body now, TO force on those who will con stitute
the majority after the 4th of March next, the
Globe men as their public printers
Monday next has been fixed upon as the time
for electing the publishers Of Mr. Van Buren's
official paper TO the post Of officers of Wing
Senate. Full warning has been given that il
this outrage on the feelings Of those who are L
constitute the majority on the 4th Of March, ant
on the feelings Of the public, shall be perperalet
the appointment will be nullifed on the 4th o
March