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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-02

There is gossiping club in Reading, Pennsyl-
vania, one Of whose articles is this:
Every member who shall sec gentleman vi
sitting lady more than twice, shall circulate tho
news that they are going to be married; and said
members are requested forthwith to report all man
ncr of hard things about them. This will break
up matches, and afford much gossip"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-12-02

a fine rouge color, it is said, may be produced
by Pae sherTy--by internal application, of course.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
Twenty-Seventh congress.
SECOND SESSION..
WAsHlNGroN, Dec. I, 1912.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
BANKRUPT Law.

BANKRUPT LAW:
Mr.. Benton gave notice Of bis intention
50 briag in a bill 10 repeal the act estab-
fishing uniform system Of Bankruptcy.
ExCHEQUER.
Mr.. TalImadge gave notice Of bis ID.
tention 10 introduce bill embracing the
Exehequer system be has heretofore pro-
posed.
HOUSE pr REPRESENTATIVES. .
The first business in order to-day. was
resolution offered by Mr.. Adams, for
resembling the twenty first rule.
DEcEMBER s. III
The Senate to-day, wen, into The cleo.
ton Of Chaplain, and chose the Rev. Mr..
Tustin, by, a large cote His principal
competitor was the Rev. Mr. Buil6nch
The ExPuNGE.-- Mr.. Bayafd offered
the resolution which be has presented
heretofore at different times, for rescind /
ing the famous Expungfng Resolutions;
and gave notice. that when the Senate
should be full he would all il up for final
action.
BAEKRuPT Law. - Mr.. Benton, ia con-
formiiy TO the notice he had given, intro
dueed his bill for repeating the Bankrupt
Law. II adopted, il will inierdic. the
operations oithe existing statute, in cases
which hive not been decided upona
Both Houses Of Congress adjourned
70 Monday.
MoNDkY Dec. Hl2.
UNIFIED STATES SENATE.
Mr., Benton presented d Resolution as
an amendmeht 10 that efe1ed on Thurs.
day by Mr. Bayard, proposing the re-
scinding Of the ExpungIng Resolution -.
The Resolution was not read, but after
preamble setting forth in i most solemn
arrangement Of words, the solemn. man.
ner in which the Expunging Resolution
was passed, the amendment closes al fol-
lows
ResoIged, Thae The thanks oil lie counry are due
/ % Gen. Jackson, Ex-President Of the U. States,
for, having by bis courage, patriotism, and saga
city, in removing,lhe Deposiles from The Bank Of
Iihe United States in 1888 and Ia putting his veto
upon lhe renewed Charter Of The Bank Of 1882,
thereby savedthe Government and The People
of The United States from the pecuniary loss Inc
epolisica corruption and the moral pollution which
longer connection with that institution must
nave Drought upon them.
The smenfment lies upon the table,
With The original Resoluiionof Mr.. Bay
ard, proposing ID rescind The Exphnging
resolution.
The Senate, after receiving notice Of an
intention to Introduce several Bills, at an
early hour, on motion ofIMr. Linn, sd-
.jonfned.
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Was engaged upon the subject Of The
Presidents Message.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

ION. kidwell. Nicholson. Miller Of Ma soB
sad Jsskson, Adair. and Wade.
ConmiftesIto examins tie Clerks Oises
= Messrs. Williams Hedgman. Henry.
Spark, Lewis, Dyche, and Oliver.
h Commiliee 10 sramins tie Registers
Office MessFs Deneale, White or Rock.
bridge. Blick. Brown 81 Elizabeth Civ
ana Warwick. Stockton. Muse, and
Ward.
Comanities To eTamine FFeasarsr's .fc-
toun ts- Messrs. Hancock. SB1rwell. Stol.
Iinss. Smith Df n, Rice, Byrd Of p. aud
Csiiz.
onmiftss iio eramiRs R0nds Of Pubic
Offers Msssfs. Lacy. Daniel Of P. lG..
Calwsll, Brawner. Slrols, Kane. West
sid Newkirk.
Ce4mitiesso sraaine library Messrs.
Dsnie9 Of Richmond. Irving, HAYES,
Basel. Leflmlch, Nicholson and Boiling.
t,ossmisfes on .7gxieuh4re and Hang
fatl.4rss--- Messrs Hubbard, GOODWIN,
Broalias, Worthington. Gray. Rust. Payne.
Cared. Dennis, Gatewood, Stovalks Snod-
sfass. and Oliver.
C0HtHllffee. 70 eIdnltHe ESHJ0ttea 0tttS--
Messrs. Wood, Leake of Goochland,
BFawner, White Of Rockbridge. Parks,
King and Deskins.
Gommiifes to eramine Lslnaiic .4sylafn
Il NJ essrs. Brooke, Marshall, MITCHELL
Sharks. Yarby, Robins, Powell Of AM
herst fanny Tate Warren. Neale, Wal
lace and Kidwell.
Commitiee on Banks-r-Messrs.. Ed
munas Of Halifax. Brown Of Preston.
Byrd II Frederick. Hancock. Taylor, To-
lst. Ailworth, stanton, Eallaher, Ram
delphi, Gowan and Bennett,
Jioamitteelef Trade and Msehanic IRIS
--NIessrs Wingfeld. Gusts Newkitk.
Stanton, Moore Of G. and W., Nowlin,
Muse Jones. Cootes. West, Keen. and
Ellington;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
Arrival or the COLUMBIA

fA5 80 DsA = . La 4 En- EAOJu LsOAOE e.
The steam ship Colnmbis, Captain
Miller, arrived at Bosionson Tuesday
morning at three o'clock wllh the mail Of
November 10Th from Liverpool
The overland mail from india arrived
IN London on The 9Th November bring
sing news Of ah advance on t1abul having
been decided upon by the English.
From Ching The news up 10 July 26,
is SO far unimportant that il appears to,
defer I'LL next year any further advances
On the capital operations having been
confined 10 further capturesof compare
lively insigni6ean. places
The same mail brings disastrous ac-
counts for The merchants, the failure Of
The India crop. and some heavy failures
ia India connected with Europe. 4
; Among the passengers in the Column
bia was Gen. Cas-, our minister TO France.
Previous TO The departure Of Gen. Cass
from Paris. a.pnblic dinner was given to
him, BY bis cpuntrymen, al which Mr..
Beasley, the Consul at Havre presided.
ENGLAND4-+A correspondent Of ihe
London Chronicle gives an analysis Of the
Reports Of the Poor Law commissioners,
from which it appears that there las been
i fightful increase of poverty. The LETT
Ter y addressed to Sir Robert Peel. The /
Chronicle says
Ii will be seen that the increase In
ESQ and 1871! as compared with 1887
nd 1888, both ID amount of rate and in
lumber Of paupers. has been principally
. the agricultural districts. High prices
Re siiIs more ruinous 10 the agricultural
abofeF than to the manufactures and ar
san. because, ID bis best times, be is 81
Eays On the verge Of starvation. But The
aost alsfming Part1of the exhibition i
he extraordinary addition 10 the able,
dull population 10 our wofkhouses.-
What viii 1912 exhibit
The papers BY this arrEysISfurnish us
With accounts of numerous1 disastrous
accompanied with loas of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
THE sTATE TREAsURY.

Itappeap. D. he kanaal Reposl Or de Audi
ts,, hat .hs baisnee ia he Trsssuty % me Iss
d ouossr iass, was so. ~ and ihat $3.50 900
Win B. psyabis % shs Banks on lhe is.h instant.
;rhil san can b mel By he aeeruipg revenue,
shout % b psid N b. lhe shsriGs-bu. then IL
villa necessafy sSrsiss tboui The same amount,
q meet he Interest % De public deb. due on
DE "a Janaafy Il VIII be seen hat Mr. Ed
nunA Of Halifsx has proposed 70 ask The Banks
o. % e,sension of4he loan. % meet this object
tsgeeR vii doubtless Be granted, unless
-,ions should take alarm Al The al
Pe g Place nil ansiss ander Executive con-
- sag is.iss eaefo,ehmenn Al he tsry thfrsh-
j bold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15


] :. 5 Loso Rpco passJ'srs csflsihly lie most
... ..s.ssIiIss ss s ssSiRe'uPa qRSp As8PIss
.sad accommodating temper possible. They pre-
ssnt a. shia rare sPeclaels--msnl entertaining
diAnerieslIy opposite opinions, upon fundamen-
Il psiucigies, aspiring 70 Be their leaders in The
pssidsaliaI race. and they willing 10 lske ether,
a. eifsumstSnoes may require. Mtsyan Barren.
he Supporter fihe Proclamation and other con
solidaiing MEASURES, who voted fSr The Tariff DR.
Ie3e. and sustained Gen. jackson 10 bis design
Of violence TO enforce ihs: OF is32-and Sir
Calhoun, The author Of Modification, and The
opponent Of al Tariffs. except ihaiof 1916,
Which he supported with I'll acknowledged abiii-
y. Ether Of these gentlemen they are willing
- Jake fof their ieader-aDd yet they claim to be
governed entirely BY principsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

Ms. Clay IN THE SoUrH.-A meeting 81 the
citizens Of Nalchez and Adams county, Missis-
sippi, SyithouI respect TO party, was held 10
Naichez on the 2lsi ultimo, to take measures
for the reception Of HEERY CLAY on his way
down 10 New Orleans. The names Of numbef
Of ihe prominent men Of both parties appear %
IheIcommiilee. The Free Trader, a democratic
paper, speaking Of Mr.. C..s visit, says. {
I'll IS the desire ofoGf citizens 10 tender him
the Inequalities of the city during his soiouIn
amongst US. In this we are sure the Democrats
will cheenully unite Whatever opinion they
may entertain Of his political principles. ash
private citizen and one Of The great men Of The
age, who has rendered his country much service, /
they will willingly cooperate with their political
opponents in making his reception and stay.
among Us agreeable"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
LETTER FROM COL. BENTON.

NAsHiNdfoN SlVfs DEC. y, lo42.
+ MEssRs. BLAIR s. RtyEs "a move
meni Of some OF my friends in Missouri,
which was intended as mere compliment
to me, and mere expression Of their in
dividual opinions, has brought upon me
great deal OF trouble, 10 the shape Of a
cloud Of letters from all parts Of lie Union
calling upon me ito define my position
in relation to the next Presidency. The
number Of these letters puts i out OF my
power TO answer them and. not TO an.
swer, nigh. seen TO admit the conclu-
sions which they imply; and 10 make a
definition Of my position, is a thing tia, i
cannot do. | neysr change my position,
and, therefore. never hase,io fhG It, or
dgine il. ! leave i 10 my condnct to tell
what am; aud il that Is not sufficient,
do not think the use Of phrases will help
The matter. am no political enigma.
and need no solutions on the presidential
question, Or any other. My Conduct has
shown me 10 be for MIR. Van Buren, for
the presidency, and against myself for any
place whatever, except the one | have !;
and with this declaration. hope my cor
respondents. in all parts Of The Union will
be satisfied, and viii consider their inqui-
fIes fully answered.
Yours resDe cftuIlv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
= NuPYOtIuNJ
THOMAS III. BENTON.

I We are authorized 10 state thai Col.
William Carson, the Senator from War
fen. Page. Shenandoah and Hardy, de.
cllnes being a candidate for re- election
having determined TO retire from public
Pfc. The Withdrawal Of COL. Carson
from the Senate will be a source Of r. ].
greet 70 the people Of Virginia. and par
licalaHy 70 bis immediate Constituents
But they ought not 10 complain of his pre-.
sent resolution, as ne has served them for
nearly tnlIsy years. and Is about toFelire
in The full enjoyment Of the same ia.
bounded confidence, which was reposed In
bin rom the commencement Of his Politi
cal career.-E Wineiester Tirginion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

or We understand that , eompsny Of Indians,
some ten or twelve IN number, from some Of the
tribes Of the West. are now in Winchester FOR en-
Iibaion. They are said 70 be The Sacs, Foxes, and
lows; and. no doubt. are good enough specimens
Of the savage race III X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

Mr.. Benton's concise, pointed and significant
Gard will atsracl general attention. The public
cannot faitts see the actual spIi tina, already
exists in The Loco Foco Eanks-a split which the
leaders themselves are becoming 100 much IN
lcensed al, IOhger 10 attempt o conceal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
/ roR THE FREE parss.

Those persons that wish to hire Slaves, woule
do better il they would remain at home, and
let the slave bring note from his MASTER. FOL
il You attend the hiring, the slaves 10 all pfoba-
bilitF, win object lsiDg with you, and then yol
are obliged 10 promise master and servant az
mosi the worth Of him, to live with you, add ii
this way they get the uppet-hand OF you, apd
you become enslaYed to both. A FARnsR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15


On The foIssuine day. he believing Iresigna-
.ion II Mr. Galhoan was leceiseds 10 t4ke effect
from The Alb q March nsxk
..Fokr HlLL, Nov. &c, lst2.
t. hs Senate ana Houss sf Representatives
III Is by intention 10 retire from the
Senate, al The close Of the present Con-
gresz and. q II is the policy Of the
State 10 6il the place Of Senator IN ad-
vance. 10 guard against The contingency
Of vacancy. ID order that The Legislature
may have the opportunity Of dcingso IN
my case. i herewith resign nv place 81
Senator 10 Congfess, 10 take effect after
ithe 18th Of March next. ~
II avail myself Of the occasion to ex-
press N.Y.. profound gratitude 70 the Lee
EglsIaiore and The people Of the Stale. toI
the many marks bf confdHnce have
received from them, snd4for their firm,
unwayering support, in the many trying
scopes. through which il has Seen my
lot 10 pass 10 the long period Of thirty one
years in the service ofihe Union.
That tie State may long retain bel
high Standing 10 the Uaion, and that INK
Union assIt with oar ase and happy ant
glorious Institutions, may be transmitted
to the latest generation. SHALL, 10 my last
breath. ever be my ardent prayer.
with the highest respect, am, sc.
~. c. CALHOUN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

The Hon. George McDOfie hasbeen
elected Senator Of The United States
rom the State Of South Carolina for the
remainder Of the term of Col. Preston,
resigned and also for a further term Iof
SIX years succeeding the expiration Of
that term. (that is, from The 9TH day Of
March next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

nnNul CLAY - AllI:llIcAN IEnrz1I.x
0.1In e 5o1EfH =. pAronHEEE, E.e,
III IN f.slisrs q sincese isefrs hat us
49, !, sasonnc1 Ne dean q osf esteemed fsl-
Ise.rI51.,. iosEPH !. DAuGHERTY. Esa.
80 bi.siked kis las On Tuesday mornins
Il o'sIock. sfser psoirse.sd lllne1s- sIr. D.
81. bscn idss : menber of he bar, pern:iaf-
Iasif enlrtai 4 bis profession iqa warmly en-
eF.lIsd spsn Ne affections Of his many relatives
"a fii.sds. fieuas stone sinf anussociale eti-
a. of his pspsr. We have heea promised b :
ffis.s. VIC i familiar viIh bic May virtues, 90
as,s,pri.sk ,rissle % his worth, for he ns1l
namber ofour paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

Tie citizens Of Wheeling have prepared
a memorial TO the Legislature Of virginia,
Prayin connection Of thai city with The
interior ofthe State by the constructions Of
a road from that city through the counties
Of Marshall. Tyler. Marion and Harrison,
connecting With the North Western turn
pike a. Glarksburgh, and with the Beyer.
ly, Staulton and Richmond Roads.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
DESTRUCTIVE ERE la BALTIMoRE

DESihOClNE rlKt lN BALllNVHE.
"A destructive Gre occurred in Bailimote on
Monday morning last The FIRE commeacsd in
the clothing store Of Mr.. William Male, cornef
Of Praa street, andIbefore any attempt could be
made 10 extinguish il, the whole contents Or Ihe
skop were destroyed. The flames immediately
spread TO the adjoining store OF Mr.. John Bl
Moody, iobacconist, whose family occupied he
second and ibird stories, and 50 dense was ,he
smoke and 50 rapid the spread Of fire, that Mr..
Mopdy's wife and children barely escaped With
eirliHes, the latter being taken from the second
story window, and Mr.. NJ. himself overcome
with me smoke was1csIried out BY .hs tremen.
The ERE extended ID the adjoining Tea wase-
house of M. GilIeli, on Pratt street, Mr. Boy les
warehouse, ironing on Gay street, and he ware
house q Meszrs. Thomas Wilson & c., d.
sIroying merchandise, &c. 10 large amount. u
IL is nctknOkn how The hte-originsled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

We learn from the Hagersiown Herald
Of Freedon. that counterfeit one dollar
notes on the Farmers and NiIlers' Bank
Of that place are in circulation. They
are badly executed. with the exception Of
the names Of The officers, and can be yery
easily detected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

The SFEAKER announced the following Standing
Committees Of the House, III
Committee Of Priuileges and Election.
-Messrs. Davis of Orange, Tsnzey, Nc
Rae. SPOTS, Blue, Basel, Coots Miles.
and Edgington. iA.# All
Committee of Courts Of Justics-Mes.
sieurs. Hopkins, Anderson, Byrd 81
Frederick Daniel Of Richmond CITY.
Taylor, Brown Of Preston Worthingtor.
Irving Tsliaferro, Leakel Of Albemarle
Lacy. Leltwich and Frazief
Committee iof Schools and Colleges
Messrs. Anderson, Bowden, JIgeitts
Garrett, Powell Of Fairsax CabeII. Boil
ling. Walker. Marshall, Tatem, Powell
OF Amherst, and Npwlin.E
Committee of PROPOSITIONS and Grie-
vanees- Mtssrs, 5anks, STROLLER, Tate.
'Gaiewood, Moore Of RockbrIde, BurwelI,
1SIurm, Carroll, Deneale Cooke, Gray,
and Byrd of Bath. t
Committee Of Claims Messrs Cfutch.0
field, Hubbard, Robins Daniel Of Prince.
George. King. Davis Off King and Queen
Dye, Wood, Bowden, CoRan, Spots,
Samuel, and Meredith.
COmn4ittee Of Roads dRd InternaI .Naci-
gation--Messieurs Gopdsoh. Calwell,
Crutcbfield, Toler, Watts, Brooke, Keene
Wingfeld, French. WILSON. Bocock, Car
ter and Tayennerl
Committee on 1Ifilitia LGtes-- Msssrs.
Watts. Banks, McRae. Smith Of Harri.S
son. Tatem, Meredith add Gustis.
Committee Of Finance Messrs RAN
dolph, Edmunds Of Halifax. Deneale, J
Broaddus Taliaferro, Warren, Parks. d.
Wis q Orange. and Smith III Harrison.
Committee 70 eramins Penifentiarv-
Messrs w lllians, Yerby French, CoWan
Martin, Wilson and Rust.
Committee to eramfas Public .frmory
-Messrs. Samuelss Snlishl Of -Fsuonier, /
Goodwin. Snodgrsgs Miller of Loudoun'
Edmonds Of L. and RI andICibson.
Committee on Erssuiips Expenditures /
- Messrs- Sifother, Aflw6ftf, Dennis,
Payne. Deskins. Jones and Wot.hincton.
Committee 10 eramine Office of Auditor
If Public .4ccounts--- Messrs. Leake Of
5oochIand. Mitchell, HSteyall, White, I
Wallace, Halves, and Talman.
Ccmmiftss TO sranins IA Office of Tie
Seeond .4rditor-- Meslrs GaIIaher, lack
b 4 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

9 SINGULAR PHENoMEEoN-T The Indian
apoIis Sentinel OF the 18Th ultimo saws (:
1--WE are informed By gentleman who
has recently visited The place. that sub.
lefranean FIRE has been raging in Putnasn
county forseyeral weeks. Il has extend:
ed under space Of some acres 81 ground,
about one and BALI ortwo miles south oil
Manhattan, and the timber bad commenc.
ed falling ID every direction on the in:
fecled district Where the earth has
fallen 10. il has len openings through
which smoke issues constantly. Vafioaa
causes for The phenomenon are supposedi
but The most reasonable seems 10 be that
a vein OF coal. with which the country
abounds. has become ignited from some
cause, perhaps lightning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

IHE LksSAcE.--Ihe ss1an,csls q ~ rfes,
[i.t. Dc D.,,inors Aneris.i1 q De Psrs.tstss
Ass,.g. re t..iouA. nd r.hge ibroo3h ,lntsf ete
" Diversity q ePision. IntiGerease, kkterssl
sccsn1to be he prevailing sh.f.slefiiz d he ho1
lisse These io1rn.ls uhlEh s6mnetd. q u as.iy
idnnd. ne he shief onei dat make rnosh 40. Il
EeneFsi he Message er.1ies no ltassIinSs sd H.
srlrtllloss q sensdre o. sppros1l sstn. 70 q esre
lelzly thrown cut thtuEh Ihey we're uttered lers-
y bscsn,r 4 pas ezpeeird hat sotns iax wdai 81
aid. Ths Nss Yak conrier saysGof ths Etehsl
qutr,ri&n
ssIAe argument " support o. this me3ssirs 4
lans. excessively feeble. and posse sses liit the
merit of the paper 10 which Il ~ frst broefht ~
fore he patton. Our priV1ie adEiees lead Il - ~
heys nat aHis rseommendation viii api hs 9ianiss
nneed By CF.asressn
Tls Pi.iI.aeIphin U. S. 6szesse ssys q 81 a.
sheqser sckeme--
Air- Tyler nov PROPOSES more s.ulsing poles ind
6slsaeirE ropes He .ssin eetDet forSsrd rish a.
Ezeheqnlr Plnn. lie asks Congress 70 re.tnsisies:
q obieeiioa. md adopt scheme which h.s ~ish L
~ shs enslcrloss % Bank. sAout he esnehts'
We eodEsr vish he B.Ilino2e Pairio. shai ID.
scherle il orc ef vsss power and ihl4epse it.voaI
give u tiase Who have lhe management 81 Il eot4
irol over the pesuafary siairs Of the soanlf com:
lparrdio which The power Of The Bshk oflh Oates,
States vas hothing. The latter had limits beg oad
uhieh !. could not 90. The Ereheqler may "
pushed 10 any point OF expansioa and involve every
Interest Ofthe eountry in ihe verex pr lis inneuse
Mr. Tyler is not The man 70 be trusted viii such
sipover this. The right Of The appoiaqhent q
ne Commissioners Who are % constitute tie Board
of Cohirol, is in eesf, under The practice 81 N \
Tyler,-ss We have seen 70 The recent inssnnee n
The removal OF Mr. Roberts at PhilAdslE hiss rigi
40 pppoiat all The subordinate oiheefs the scheme
nay require.
The Richmond Star, IN speaking CT The Aiesl
1.-The various facts and recommendations wi
be- Judged Of by ihe reader. InIhs mais ppon
a hasty perusal, they strike Us rather favpsably,
iexcept The, closing part, Ehere The demaeogue
sticks out all over plain, that blind raj could
see ie We allude TO The Recommendation u
Congress 10 return 10 General jackson Inc end
Imposed upon him in New Orleans. Itlsa tub
70 The Loco Foco whale, TOO Thin and trans pal
rent nor % be readily seen ihrohgh.p II
4 correspondent Of the Baltimore Patfict ID
abiding 70 this subjeci. ssys:- ii
Buchanan, King. Benton, and their friends
IN the Senate, ndilheir supporters 10 the House
justly think that tie President must have 1ounsl
ed largely uponsIhe gulEibiliy Of their parry when
he imagined they could be so easily taken Iin -
They talk Of This .Jacksonlan paragra PHI Is the
most contemplate bid fer popularity thai has
ever been made for a long time"
Fl /. Il g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

Death of Governor Stokes.-The Ar.
kansas InleIligencer Of the Ilth ultimo!
mentions the death Of Elk Governor Mont.
fort Stokes, Of North Caroline. He died
AZ Fort Gibson. Arkansas. On The Alb ult.
~ the SD year Of bis age. He bad filed
many important Offices, and al The dime
of has death was Indian Agent for The
LCheIokees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

GTAmong the. applicants FOR The benefit If the
Bankrupt Act in New York, is Mr.. ARrHu4 TAP-
An, The corner atone Or AboIitionism.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

H s3we learn that the Barn and stablisg all
'iaehed. the property Of Mr.. Garland Vi. Davis,
abou, 7 miles southwest or This place, vas al,
siroyed BY are on Monday last A large quaa-::
lily Of PfOvsucef, gears, and farming impleaenls;
we're also destroyed. The ERE origaatss from
the carelessness OF Children. I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

.. 5. SENATOR FOR MissoURE-The
Hon. L. +. Linn was reelected for six
years from the 4ih Of March next. He
received lI9 votes out Of 1919. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

Death Of The Hon. r.. w. Ha5ersdan.. ~
The Hon. MIR. Habersham. member 81
Congress from Georgia. died at his resi-
dsnee IN Habersham County. Georgia. on
the 2nd Instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
Although will not say that
syFe have lost.

u him more lha1 he widowd world can borsi, :
may declare that. while or beloved country
hides. in many a modest teifeal. spirits Of he
same honoured class, be was man whose ex-
ample may well invite The young profession 10
the path Of useful virtue. May none Of sou,
my young friends. do less han be for he cause
Of your districts; and may you'all reap as rich
a reward Of honour and affection 4