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CHARLES GILMAN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
Will promptly and faithfully attend TO any protes-
sionaI business entrusted to him IN Western Illinois,
and the river counties of Missouri and Iowa, above
Hannibal.
IrParticuar attention given to the collection OF
DEBTs.
Refer to Hon. George Evans U. s. Senate; Hon
Elisha H. Allen, House Representatives. julyl-
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THE JOURNAL OF BANKING,

DY WILLIAM Nj. GOUGE.-Proposals for pub
ID fishing periodical, to be entitled "THE
JOURNAL BANKING"
Ii will contain
lst new edition of % Short History of Paper
Money and Banking in the United States" by VIM.
NJ Gouge with corrections and additions, bringing
the narrative down to the present time.
ID Essays on Banking, Currency, Exchanges and
kindred topics in which efforts will be made to place
these subjects in the clearest light possible.
3D. A semi-monthly review Of the times embra-
cling the most important events, especially those
which relate to the money and produce markets, and
which affect the general operations of business.
4th Such miscellaneous matter Will, while ii
will add to the interests of the work, subserve its
main object which is that of showing the true cha
racter OF our paper money and banking system, and
the effect II has the morals and happiness OF the
different classes OF the community.
This Journal will be especially intended for Farm
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unuseful to Merchants and other productive members
of society.
Ii will be published once every two weeks. Each
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C,UGAR FROM RN-STALKS The Ma
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WILLIAM T.. AUSTIN,
A RNEY A T L A w,
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Card-WM. E. AUSTIN, Esq., will give his atten-
ton to my unfinished business; and l recommend
him to the patronage of my friends.
WALTER FORWARD.
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CTATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
- FOREIGN AND AMERICAN--The sub
scrbers have constantly hand extensive assert
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finest qualities, and they receiving by each aIr'ol
from London and Paris new varieties of the best Sta
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They are also engaged IN manufacturing almost az
kinds Of merican Stationery, and particularly OF
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DOR HIRE.--A boy about II years of aye, a
Il good house servant Enquire of
E. B. BOUTWELL,,
ma 81 Navy Yard.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. - Inquire
Il of JAMES WILLIAMS, at his residence Oh
l-2 street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
street or al his ware room on Pennsylvania avenue
doc RS west of l-2 street. mar 29--eo3t
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DEsIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOX SALE.
~ HE subscriber, intending to remove from Wash
i ington in April will dispose of the house and
premises he now occupies, on very accommodating
terms The house is situated F, 18th street,
one of the most elevated healthy and desirable loca
tons in the city 1t is three stories high, of brick,
with slated roof, built and finished in the most sub
stanal manner hrougho ut, witha two story kitchen
in the rear, connected to it by large entry There
is also in the large ROOM twenty feet square
ant about twenty feet high to the root, well lighted
and finished recently erected.
The lot contains about six thousand square feet of
ground well enclosed planted and paved, connecting
to G street by ten fee, private alley.
The property may be examined, and terms made
known on applet alton TO the subscriber the pre-
misses Possession may be had Immediately il desired
JOHN G. CHAPMAN
mar I9-dtf
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
Dor eetic futrltiGcMrr.
ANOTHER Mcleod AFFAIR.

The Icckpprt Balance Of the ID says-"A man m
med Hogan was arrested and brought heiore Nj L.
nsri. p,ce justice of this village. yesterday. the
chargc ui participating ~ The iaruDg Of tie Caroline.
The examination was not concluded WHEN our paper
went 10 press
Tho chester Post has the flluwing extract frun
private letter Ia anadau gentleman IN thai city:
John Sheridan II gan. u the Caroline invaders
ABOUT WHOM THERE CAN BE No NJ,
IAkE. has been arrested. and vii doubtless IT, cnn=
united 10 take his trial Tor the part he took IN the Sehs
murders avn Told he Is clerk To the sheriff II Tie
,r'ro Distract, who was McNah's Lieutenant Guaufi.
opp site Navy Island, aud thai be formerly in Me
Maj, law yGicp. AMI acted his secretary while al
Chippewa. 10 lS3~. lie Is good lookng. held. manly
lI'ilr fellow tory aud game Ia the backbone
Later nlrrmat'un ir,u l.ockpiri says the New NodA
American states that the Justice refused 10 interfere.
and that on Tuesday after Ia, ny IN Jail all night, He
gan was taken on Viii OF ha5eas corpus before Judge
kan~m, bat the result Il the investigation not
certanteI hen our intelligence despatched.
IT, as seems probable The prina iaea evidence against
| logan 3e slrnug have all the danger and excite,
nrns Of the Mcleod case 10 % over agaiu. with the
greater chance TIN, time Of having found the right man
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.VCrc,GM }mtrlli9rncc.


he slfr larallrta. Smith, from I.ivcrpucl. has us
arrived, having salcd on the 2ith cf January but un
fortunately alc tnn2s no raIrrs, fir as We can
lam. any letters. containing further intelligence than
'hai already published
,api Smith reports that he saw previous ia tho time
heie l@'efPopiafar'r # that city fr the week ending
January -
eoni#a had declined 'dand the market closed with a
downward tendency.
lhe Yaaae Prince Of Wales was t. be- chri,tcnol on
III. 9th, and great PR partitions makug therefor
Heavy gass were eNprrcncodbv the Taruluta on the
9th and and eth oiianuary
'the SHIPS Eutaw, ior New loriG Mctamora. for
AeNamlria, aud Grace Brown for Baltimore sailed in
company with the 'iaronla.
The ship Europe for New York. sailed on the 2lst.
Lancaster in do, On tho 2Oth aud the St Marks for d.,
on TN l.h oi ,laaaary
'apt smith further states that AS far as hc had
hetfrd There was no news Of general interest between
the date oi our previous adyccs and the time that he left
FINLAND.
The packet Of the 25h Of January was to sail next
day after the 1arointa left
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
From The RiclmB,d u hig.
MIR JEFFERSON, \ TARlff MAN.

Mr. scott made tie self sly led Democracy in our L.
gdaiufc "lr1 Their eyes, when he bad extracts lfon
Nr J ilr~rfls Messages to prove thai The "falber Of
Democracy was not only IN favor # Internal ipJr0r,
met bgMe Gcnend Gord10aenl. but was a warm adyo
cate Ola Farm, The proof was conclusive, aad proln
ecd quite sensation IN the Han
~ ulsuh generally knuwn thai Nj Jefferson enter
iund h'" OPINIONS. aud IN fact, directly opposite
having been attributed tp hm. We annex the oNtfaeis-
u VIII hc seen, that he in the sft Of IN American WIS
not disposed 10 give Foreigners an advantage oyer our
OWN fcoP'' aud his Democracy did not sulder nj the
m'h ct aNn2 European lnNurics for the support Of e.
VcTnin''t and The encouragement IT domestic Manu-.
hcin"S! The duty, hc says, falls upon the rfh aud
he puts II u thor 'ydrioiism," 10 say II they would
~" prefer To pay tins tax, aad appropriate the procees 10
Hanfs. Rircg, tm0&, Sc. We think Nj JefrT.1n
was wronI IN Recommending Internal Improvements Ly
the f"ir'l 6o'cmacut-lur We consider that system
not only unconstitutional, but highly nnpnre aud IN
Ills lrld'Hct"s corWptng aud consolidating. 3ut as o
The P> of iaNlng mf,gu Injuries for i maintenance
Z" the National independence and Tor ho adeanaqe n our
ei" rs over tt"@n'r,-wc entirely concur with him-
A. " d" IN most II his political views.
lhrr sfc the c\tnr,--irIm his Message in lsn6
an' a~th tNn years later, from his Message IN l@gs
Ia question: Therefore, now comes forward 10 What
ot'f gcls shall these surplussos be appropriated
and ihc whole surplus Of impi after the entire dis
ch'I5' - the public drll and during those intervals
when ihe ruiP s,s Of War shall moi call for them =
>haH IRE suppress hr import and giro hat alratape 10
i"'''t" ''' "WNf hHVdcfWcS On a few arti
cH "i m re @"n'r raj and necessary use the lpprc4ion
IN que SaNn vi" doubles, BE- right but The great mas.
" me articles on winch p'Sts paid, arr to,tieu ir
"lH' FH"0"d 6y ho" oniY, ~ho aro rich caopgh 10
UFd Hf9'rircS ne n Hem Their pajci,fsu
would certainty prefer rs continuance and application 10
lh' great purposes # Pnthc Educai,0n. Roais Rirer,
! "''H ana au'h "ltrf SUBJECTS OF public improvement
rs may hc thought proper add to the Constitutional
homrfa'"n Of fcdcml powers BY these operations
~ 'h'0nts oi communication Will be opened between
th' ~a's me l'0cS ct separation viii Disappear Their
Interests VIII be- lruuf and thor union q,,,o, -
III " ana 'l'S,'n.lc uc7.'-.I,D's Message lsG6
Ne y, '''H" accumulation Of the sufphises Il reve.
nus "ionI Mat can BE- applied Ia the payment Of the
Pn''' d''' Wh'or'o The freedom nd saisty If our
coao'f' stall bee restored merit. the consideration #
'"5r,'9' snail Hbr "Productre i, IN pntiic rauit.2
>adt Uf r'rr""' be red'ceif Or da4 II nj ,atlcr BE-
aHr'9r'a''d 10 he Improvements NJ Ronfis. Canals
hreN, tdu"Hi,pD and ohcr great foundations al nr5s
rtN and nn'n under tac power winch Congress may
already $685. ~ such amendment OF th constitution
l-U~ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

* new line OF Packet Boats, which we promised
~ the public should run from Lynchburg to Rich
mond, are now complete, and have commenced their REQ
niar runs from those places The EXPRESS. CAM
loveloy-and SWAN, Capt. Campbell will leave
Richmond on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS. Al
O'Clock A. NJ, and leave Lynehburq the SANE DAYS
at O'Clock F. NJ. arriving at the above places IN the
alternate evenngs-passing scottsyille both WAYS. in
the morning.
90 Passengers going North OF South from Richmond
VIII arrive IN time Tor the rail rad arranpcmen-a and
those going West or Southwest from Lynchbnrg will
nnd good Coaches TO carry them without detention
for iufher particulars apply 10 Mr.. J. J. Faris in
Richmond, at Office termination of 9th street ON the
North side OF the Basin or at the Bar Of any of The Io
tells, or to Mr.. y. r. Curtis our agent in Iyncbbnrg
Ills office will he found on the street leadno In the
Bridge. attached to Doan. kuner & Co.'S Lumber
House, where We have erected SIGN and bell or at the
Bar OF any OF the Hotels. Our andnps nj both place
are very superior, easy If access and free from mud
Having been patronzed by the public so much beyond
our expectations during the time we ran the E,press from
Scottsvllle to Richmond, we would here acknowledre
our sincere thanks to them for their liberal PATRONAGE
having taken great pains and spared no expense in
fitting up the Swan, (Which Boat is pronounced by MANY
gentlemen OF Lynchburg. have been fitted IN in sn
prior siyle,) and procuring experienced steady and
Eea.lcmanly Captains to command Them and ESTABLISHING
the fare through the whole line at EIGHT DOLLARS
we trust that the public WILL they have DONE coutin
ne 70 patroaize as. and part promise not to re
lax IN our exertoas 70 please.
BLAIR, SHkpHERDsON, TUTWILER & Co
cd ~ sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

CONGRESS.-On the 1th, in the Senate. the Hon.
Leonard Wilcox, Senator from New Hampshire, quail
fed and took his seat On the sh the Senate received
message from the President, calling attention to pre-
vous communication. recommending that some provision
be made for removing their commencement all such ca
ses as may arise in State Courts involving national quos
lions.
In the House, on the 1th. nothing of Importance was
transacted On the Sth the President sent in commu-
nlcatlon from the Secretary of The Treasury setting
forth the pressing demands of the Treasury aud the ne
ccssity of some provisions by Congress meet them
Mr.. Mckcon moved r add to the bill resolution in
structing the Committee to report bill repeating the
Distribution Law. Il was finally postponed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
IN SENATF-Wcdnesday March q

The Senate rejected the resolution from the Il usc,
directing the Treasurer OF the Commonwealth L. receive
the States quota under the Distribution trt
An amendment was first attached TO II winch declared
that distribution should whenever became ncrrs
sary tie increase the Tariff beyond ~ PER ceu Ia d,lray
The expenses OF the government and asruclng cur Sc
naors to vote against repeating the condition 10 that IF
feet inserted in the Distribution Law as now stands
This amendment made the resolution 81 ahnoxio,s II
several members who in favor OF the distribution
policy. that they voted against H. and IT vas last hy
vote OF ~ to TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
RrsIsNpTtoNIN MARYLAND.

RfroRr OF TN JoISr CoMNITTEE--lt viii be seen,
BY The letter fnm Annapolis. tina, the committee Of
conference In The lIuuses OF the Legislature, have
ported in favor Il the hanks rcsumng ON LIST ay and Of
allowing them 10 l.suc, Tor limited period small notes
ThIs we'll ard to be- hoped that the bill rrPDri
ed Will receive thu sanction Of the Legislature. Batti
tlore Taffiot .i,nJay crcHng
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we notice ~ the Tyler papers advertisements of
large Sales of Public Lands 10 take plare d,rin tho
spring and summer. Last year there were no lands
advertised and the proceeds from that source were con
SeqHenty less than they have been for many years The
probability Is that Nrgna's quota under the Distrbu
100000 M III %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

he following the letter Of resignation, Of Mr. Gu,
ltNgmng his seat IA the United States senate Il WAS
received by The speaker of the louise Of Representative,
- h'WNc"y, on the I'D utmo, and land tcl,re the lie
9i,aiurr on ttst day
10 the iioH. the Gcpcral lssc,abi,, Of hee,,eLn.
NlNHuNGroN, Ncuatc Chamber. Feb lG. 1872.
When last had the honor Of an annn,n,o.n, Nc ,,n.
oil The mt'd States Senators from Kentucky in,in,
p"' ]" my otl'r Ut acceptance. the probability Of my mol
"IthS uN The whole term of SIX years In consequence
" t :, having been two extra sessions OF Congress
have already attended since that appointment. rs many
sts'"Hs Of Congress rs ordinarily hapnrns d,Irin,, .
senatorial lrfm, without estimating my services at the
present ST ssiun
have for several years desired to retire into prvaie
me- but have been hitherto prevented from executing my
"sh ny considerations of public duty. should have
resigned my scM m the Senate at the commencement of
the present sosun, bat for several reasons one f which
was that the General Assembly did not meet until near
a month after Congress during which time the Stat
would not have been fully represented or my succ.ss
would nave had only the uncertain title Of an EAecutv,
appointment. >'''''
~ hat time has now arrived when. lhink that with
"ol any Just rcroach. may quit the public service and
"slo" some attention my private affairs which ba,,
Sultt'd much 10y the occupation of the largest part nj
my me IN the public counrs Ii the Roman veteran
had title Ia dschargc after thirty wears service
! !; VINO nave served 4 much longer period may Justly
claim mine. ''s's
beg leave. Therefore. t. tender To the General Assem-
bly,, and do now hereby tender my resignation of IN,
once which hold Ex-senator in the Senate Of the mite,
o'S nom th' STATE OF kcnluchy.o take effect ON III,
hlSi day OF March, Nl2; and request that the Genera
assembly VIII appoint my successor Ia take his s,,t -,
mat DAY have fixed that day 10 allow me an opr3rn
h',y ol assisting IN the complexion of some measure.
which have been originated by me.
embrace tins occasion 10 offer to the General Assem-
3} my most profound and grateful achnow Judgments to
lh' numerous and distinguished proofs hy which hay,
been honorcd, of It's warm attachments and pcnerou,
confidence during long series of years
nave '"' hunar 10 be, nc. II. CLAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

Rum begging .norhet-Some few weeks aqo a
cargo Of 81 CIclx nun was brought 10 this city, bu, re-
turned 10 that island of the low price of the
article IN this market The cargo has since come back
again. OF course paying freight on,hrte voyages These
l. Erprev
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
II. LAY.

POLITICAL MONEMENTS-Arran Arrangements are
III progress IN a,hngon, II is rcporlcd for the pur
pose OF bringing Mr Clay out for the Presidency IN the
month OF April lie is 10 be nominated by State Com
Scn'on IN New York. about the middle Of next month";
"in aroma Is t. follow suit, and several States are
to fall in as carly practicable. The pocians have
n' yet made up their minds respecting the Wee Pres
dcncy p Philadelphia Ledgci
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FROM litRRISBt RG.

The Committee 81 Conference tie two Houses Of
The reansy ltana Legislature have p.ric IN favor Of
nmediate tcsapfioa and it the Legislature adopt the
fepau immediate resumption viii be the order If the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
EB!TORS' CURRESPON)ENCE

ii the reception Of the quota OF rgnla under the Di,,r
button law OF Congress this morning brought l.,
ciose-and tie resolution al pointing ag,i to r,,,e
die money MS adopted " vote If tS 10 tt-so HAT
rsaa 81 far as the popular branch Of her Legislature
eau dispose u the subject, REFUSES 10 E,M Tia, childish
example d South Car l'na and Alabama, III quar-, lny
with lEeir tread anG |&'i'r-cr, To Scw tie SUI gel N
more serious aspect she declines to pcrarc in til,
'lls'rginNn@ process Of "oH9yitg. ~ Legislative act
(golng ho" she, hcyond the Ordinance of Souii, Caro-
Ina IN !" iere"'t 10 tie lar'f) Ew q Congress,
"h,h has received al ic constitutional ,anccns This
latter view MAS WNtrulll urged Mr. Scott, 81 Fau-
ier IN his 'H'r 'iv' ''rch yesterday, and It's force
Was ulsucc' ssloy 2i'nIt'd To he cvaG,d Mr. Iul-
iaday, whose 'tLhuNhtg'd ingenuity IN tdaic VAS
wholly unequal To the task @at is Qualification! 1t
sfhe eM rcse 'ltht alleged right TO dcClGr caHdpa
Gfon Tie constitute hily Ct tie laws Ct tulrss. and
irnSaie 'Eomty lrt'cdng their q ''alln within tie
limits "i ndt State, While they are III full tcc and ct
ieet III ohGr paris ih th'm Inc character Of thu hw
ana The manner :" lis operation do not change The nature
oi the means Prl"S'd 10 rtndtr II 4 dead leu6r The
tariff law mp sd laN-,hc distribution law pop
relet iroin taxation. The refusal 20 comply with tn
prav,sloUso the latter 10 any State, invalates aal m-
lillts H. 50 ar rs that State Is concerned, just as or
ieay as did ;hc refusal to cDimto the rcuslions OF
~ 'l'ili Nv ''N ''i''i '''t - III ~
South car'hna mobilization IN lN;'2.-ihat IN the one
eaS' the law is nuliIcdty an act OF the ordinary '1ss-
Iane, while the NGIiiyes themselves conisa that
i.ey had no right IN 'his way 10 resort to THIS cAtme
remedy While" III the other cHsc, the people IN thtfIt
mary capacity "TSai"d ''n'rnu'n to lass nf'nile
7ileisNe 1sali'h q congress 1t is matter OF rsJd
rin4 neEtl re- lhi' cI't oI the benefit ct the DsFbn
non policy tl"'' Ir%"a has not been betrayed into the
hf's5 "'N"h' "'i' III lis worst and most Objectionable
ionn
ih' Po'>i"h 81 Cc Fo"' lh"e'd was o'r'dfd yfsitr
aaN 81 lar rs thr rnripio was involved but atitr the
adoption oil Ia" lr~A''on an addition was offered y
Gen. ba} y, iS'rrrng cur S'na'ura to oIrsc the r.
peal "a ua' p'''i'.'h 4" the Distribution Ia" Witch en
aers II imperative III the event OF The lncr' aSe Of dn
It's On mp Sis eN"hd The rate Ct ~ per cent. On any II
'm ihlS lepS llI"h Was without debate, and at tie
htei I" lo'Fa''1 S'SHion adopted. without perfect
comprehension "i It's True import ~ vote ui - to 81
motion MAS then "ad' FIR lis re consideration which,
alter me explanations. was acco'cd p'Thout serlous
oflrs''1n, and was then "dEdrncn by G'n. BayIy.
Subsequently,. hoW'ycr, II Was removed; and. III this
stare oi IreceedineN the House II being after o'tack
adjourned.
lh:S mHrnln" nicn. Eayly having sent in his letter
oi resignation and ctt town.) the am, ndmcn agan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
RESUMPTION IN NEW JERSEY.

Friday lat assumption bill passed by the llpusss Of
he New Jersey Legislature, requiring the Banks to r.
snne specie payments on the 5'h of August next. that
eng the DAY agreed upon by cJmprom,o between Tie
Two I5u4es.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

R,rfnl,roS.-The Nicksburg Wing ofihc 22d has
the follow na:-Ihe House Of Representatives on Frday
nigh lat slemnis rIuda;ed the mon Bank Bonds
'ihc tine wa- well eboson Eriddy is ol1iuous--t is
hang1nD,s day tin world over aud Friday neht was
flung iime ior such decd Of lniamy and yainy It's
well that hc tiul decd "as pcrpcrtcd under cover Of
darkness Neht The proper time Tor such a decd Of
oallawrs. The llght Of day would have grown pale
and The sun have refused to shine On such scene Of un
millgaicd rasclltv.