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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
rttI iNrORTNrioN uF
CHINA, QUE t.N-Nf Att ~. & 81

RN th- iuk.Away now disc h1rl.rE, am i1 -f q
- INV usus' surriv ~ IfI Good Amongst f u wHl
ne 'rnd 'arciy nni .fyo 0f r1ursus sYfsIr co.
lf- y uCwt aHi fH'gc'fcr uuegrlcd before fl t.
sri hI-H, recently purchase ' aHl now .tI ffnm
o.. tnr1r nlnrf Ctorc7 in tis c,un'rl,t lf.. .fg &C.
n-ral rraoI.iHrrf Uf
Ee1 cut. pressed arI pisa ct1ss Of e,cry fsrs. on
l"'-tF t.rrrre, Gerrau s .v.r nrI o.. rrr'.
Niuuo Na Sc. g. -1'i which H..f .v f.. ... ., oi
i'lacF dioosIcr, rpon Tie tno.' rverl' To- t...
WN. D. rtiit r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

JEW DaElDa on HEBREW PLA>TER.
'fIii rccIarCl 70! ils chemical co upoguf, twag
io Us extraordinary Effects ~ the enitlhi hbic
nerv -aneats aHi n.urcea It's virtues bcir- earned by
hcu - tie immediate seat Of disease os Of pain and
ness.
However good any internal remedy may be- his AZ an
external Application, Will prove powerful auxiliary
moving The disease AMI facilitating the cure. r. cases 81
local Inflammation. schrolous affection, hings Evil Gout,
lnlarnmaoy and Chronic Racuuaf5tn aud in all clscs
where seated pain mr. Wc1sness exist
gentleman travelling In the south 81 Europe and ra.
lestiuc in lH heard much said n the alter thce
praise ui JEW DANlD'~, or HEBREW PLASTER anI
Of t"c(as hc considered mrsc u3uH cures thad PERFORM
cd that - Wa induced to ty Il OF las person,
lun- aadhV"r affection. tire va Of wch hsf been
chci object Of hsourney, bot which bad resisted the
scnia mn ncncc If at bslt'y and delicious climate lie
soon ionn his heath rpToyin. snd in fcw his
cough leh him. te sanu-ss 81 his skiu disappeared his
ai rernoy cd AMI his rth hcclne PEI rem.
his friends and acquaintance for an Ke pains whatever
such az rheumatism Eou head ache tooth ache. pain In
the side hip, back aud limbs, ECTOul.us hu0rs, knots
wcns Willie swelling hsr tlinots sf i1Uts a.ue cakes.
asuc 10 the trcls', wsaSucTs anil Pain in he sou a-h
weak limbs incnefs. affections Of thc spine. female
Weakness DC. No fen c subject pain or weakness
In the back or side should be- without Do.
MARRIED LADIES,
IN delicate Eitai,oas find greet relief from constantly
wearing this plaster Tie application Of hs plaster be-
tween the aAoulcrs las b1en found certain reiciy Tor
COILS cou2h' piisic and lung all ctious ia their PRIMARY
stages. destroys uhadi uy producing a copous pe
spl!aiion. No physician shou'dbe without. Il.
For parucusrsscc bills thar companies each box and
directions Each box cnu.ns sufficient 10 spread six =
eight pldtiers Price - cents yer box. For sale.
/ oc II ulF CIR g.. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

\uEhave This day received our surpy Of Garden Seed
winch are a. usual warranted genuine, and can be
Confidently recommended. being Of last years erovfl
catalogue can be had graiunousy Containing ful di.
Iecton. or 20 be time Of sowing ani manner Of euva-
Hf,r 9, .eST - eo'I.ose 20 aIl our sssoriUenr-
HEaN~--Rei - :kici Valentine. Hrowa a. Tin,
Wiz Eei Eye, wAts Kidney, Crainbery Ior,ieuiiure
BoREC oiE-Sc5,ch Ks'e
CABBAGE-EaGly York, Ianjf sth's larga York F.rlv
sugar Loaf, Iafge pru'uhsad, Fai ouch, Tramhesd
savoy; Gre 1ufled S-voy, Red DutcI
CAuLlFLowEK-Esr.y
CElERI-Ref Eal White
thLSS--Curct
CINCiNRt r.
Zoo PLANl-Lsrce Purp,c
LNnlNF-ilr'cI
LETTUCE llrosn Da:ch, Early Cutlej. CsAlsss et,.
M oNS-W-'er' vafiet.cs, Nutmeg anu CIlroa
oNlUN-Rej and silver skin
PAR>LkN-Curi,t
Par r. aesr, ezra enc
RI - rta.- Iura EaIly, Early Frame Large
var! - Imperial, Bis1o1 Dwarf Prolific
p, KAn!-i.-ia9s sesI.e whte Turnir, RED Turnlp
b.1eS cl@nist. Glow IMP
sPIINAgii- Round savoyLeaved, Pr.kly seeded
TOMATOES
FLOWER FEED N assorted packages
&c lt.prlciois opportunities ior extensive practical
on-crFu' nave enabled linn Ilciulsy 90 else nate
sl-n vaseieso Of vegetables as ars really WORTHY Of @
iion tne ncror Or asis not unfrequent worthless
-es o. the same class which have hcen prepetuated
through leNr cr-rce; therefore n making ths SELECTION
ne ts excluded many scrts usually found 1.-THE ogues
OF those Wu1 mere reE.rs not prgcg sr0f-.r of
seeds Add be sure that the xsriev mi IN NOT he
A'N llttler igcel with aiyantsEe an any rse tis N
l3I any garden, however e1ens.ye aud fully adapted
s'' rc iay Of the seeds the proprietor wishes It 70
ee Teet rrtf, tlG that s s0i ID him is Of his oa
h cutre com icuce ti.i tiey vii rou lria prove 10
% lar superior % most OF oreiln Importation or such as
are casually collected i1 the United states To- be hadof
LNELL- JOHNSTON & LYELI-
"a ~ Aseafs for ID. Iantrcth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
JAMES, NEW WopE
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

AND
BUYERS GENEHAILY.
NA|F navrst On hand fIl anil general assortment %
W Goods n OIr rc and EEL Ic sffrun Res ar ADVANCED
We feel wIrE o cell 90 reduced price, and invite the Al.
tent,r OF pcaicrt
rlrttlstr.f H.rvr.i's Clothing hv tho quantity will q
vel % examine ono Stock OF saunes Kentucky Issns
Elrkrtr. g..
Aso-A good LOT Of
tamAsv'li 81 r.s and Drawers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
FRESH ARRIYAFS-

uST received uy way ~ Ran RAD from Pr n le3i
q" tHo -. Gcrt.crcns f1e taE@s toutie sole wa.
'tt rroei Boot, which 1 Wtlsy e. - per mir.
also have on ha"1 good assortment Of Nj = sons
aef'Tto and Dress Boots ami -1es vshich ,rl aIe,
e ~ sfll advance for CsSh Vunctusi cusfofsrs
only. JOHN :. JONES, Agent
jas O9posiie he g,nts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
YVES 8 BROTtIERS'
PIANO EOWTES


TUE deserved rcpution which the instruments made
hy Mcs1ts. Da,ics 4 Droihcu', NJ New YORK, has {
famed since their introduction into This city. has u luccs
hcsuhscrhcrto cr or into cement with ihc manu-
,i '' W. nv ol lu,,t .'sl nW'1t ani consc'
prcncc uf sruc years n ie sale of Piano For',s iu ts
ciyt anu being practical workman hanscL rI. su,-ct.
posse 'sing ul the W'i"lu improvements combining
nf ,ry oihrr uanuft- iulsrs boo ti.. t.r..i sfsfrs
Tho prreaof these in .'rumcuts gugc lvm ti'' town
lr icfcrrcifloma tual of iuaiumtuia ou .l
hcf chcapncss' ior all who have tnc one oi ie low
priced ones have been astonIshcd 10 End them ti u
touch aud iurc to thuao oftwcr their Bour ragc
81 he on Dominion thc subscriber naucra TO- fllt
~ l'-c in want oi Fo'i Pif1o will b1t rive lm c1l.
agl r3inin' audtty those instruments Dee feels .Itut
Any us rument proving defective may be csc, a-cd
WYNN Twelve m'h.hn alter purchase.
P.s-Ar tinJfof Cabinet Furniture. iof .s p. nee
20 .mi iltc hucs 81 y 1Wcc do'ts below ihc ~
Gso "Ris6 S wv Pi9siiii' tho "'''''" '''
IfIAxsErD AID BEEswAX-1h. a1,r
LyilL. JOHNSTON & Lyrfi.
oe2l A.. MoKuloo's Ol s''-i. R.chiu,n s.,
LAkCE STOCK OF GUNS. RIFLES. ,.c.
ii 1870 on hini an urlsull iir,r r',k r. ..l.fe
maaunrurel by myicif, All eli-i 6syi je.sr
I'm ,.,y l'll.t, r,sr, '..,.s of t'oi co ,Ii to
-a.n hy calling u ny oi established Gul anf ,.,ist
sos aS,u ''''"'.
DISEAsT;S OF INFANT5.
4 IREA iisE o." t.o b..oa IS q ".w- frr' f.o|
q n ~ .i'If 1000. on ~ ..Nil. NIi'
thHHCiral AuNrWY, made Or re Irspn. f. ... II
ltouvrs, wilma Dissertation onfhr Vs.ly of f.r 81 if
~ ~ n.Iatd, ID, of Pare with Nrfr., ty " .rf.
Ot AuCsif fusll 'I fi.u woe o. lr.nch llfHr. will
su Aupe1IiINby iimc4 Stewart, VI ~. iy ccf
h q surU pttNRtV q MOlN'E
ISnEsH LImF-A carso Of lionsa.n BE-. .cne
II Iime, now az thc wharf, i.r fHlc low ir f, 90
ia3 JAMES FISHER ..N
NEW tttCE AND CffEEHE'-
~ tUucrccqf upcriuu Rice
scasts No Chccso-i1nlng pof scir ~ .st.ra-|
torralc. hj WILLIAMS & UANfft.
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS
A CWOtCElot 0f warranted Cast Ftcc Butcher .ris
n also Butchers KniVes and Ccavrr ~ 40 esiist
receive aud l0r ssls cheap. c. RICHARDS con
~ % street Stock, FIl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

~ W \ IttFi IA I:HS.
NNATCIl II \ X EESS' l. l. AMI Materials OF al
- Fm'-- are % De la % the s-Titcr. who Eeers
l.T "' Fr; itHuurr-, wee, Row prcs, ycfs,
ugasi '.u.u- -niFp-fsi screw coleg, DIi.l stocks;
80 ar nee tts- SAGE Also. Watch D.is; Clock and
Watch Naiu Springs; Music, Box suss. V.fsc . Jewels
to Levers ihIa HOOKS; best wach OIL Flsee Ctaias,
&c eie q. CENNEI,
"a - Opposite the B.i Tavern
4 hpNEK SEED.-Prue new Greg Cover seed, rec
- lfom ko~or and o,ler eEraacols Secds-flrs, "
ia - WILLIAM PAINkR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

SPEclt; WANTED, ilc Which tic h.shes, pre-
- mum ~!i De paid.
ia6 SVFr DS & sONFRVIrIF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

I)1tAlD hiNbh t'--A ymicty oi MsfyIsnd PI-,i
- iu1l ~ VIC mos superior colour end Gusitfv 40
subscriber. ruoNi.e u Ipn,,l9 me
Those rat f'ns usnuucs Tor C!o,ilre womspIn' ",
isaIv fln adym. tin esIlns ~ ~, 81 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
F LAXs,@GD ,.. AS3 DsEswAX-1n. .a1s
LNItL. JOHNSTON & Iyrff.
~ ~ 81 D ~ k-l--l- Oh ----I- n-.L------- N.
nIsEAsI.s al. INEANr--


4 tUOiCEot ~ warranted Cast Ftccl Butcher .rf4
n also, Butchers kniyes and Ccavfr w 90 .esiist
receive aud f0r ssls chcsp. c. RICHARDS l r.f,
~ q n street Stock, N.L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
= REMEDY FOR THRU@H-CANKER
AND NURSING SDIAE MOItIH

THOUSANDS both young and o'' but especially mother
aud iuius, are ny year consigned % tie tomb by
Inc above seases The uslnde rstaniing and
noranco oin1s Iuc'rng phys caps regard 20 this d
scasc aui tie consequent uncertainty ofcure from tlc
prescriptions is subject OF common TeuaTE smca- all
hose Who lave Suffered from the disease, who have
Witnessed the suiletugs Of others.
Therefore, gyCs much pleasure 10 be able offer
10 ths clr.s % sufferer remedy Which has
nercr Ji'f IN sugle Instance. IN the aggravated
rasos ofti, disease; even where TIE mother aud chilli
have been cc'eit cNem-4y With eaukeE sores over the
whole body. as og. as internally.
Many arc t"e cures we have witnessed peri rmed hy
these Mt tc'ucs ia the worst OF Tartsh CgNkfr
GEr SursJEs Sore .Nluff, where the patient hal
rccu civeu over 10y number % the talented phyf.
clans.
We present his compound thus confidently, because We
know 10 is ouly 20 be tesci 90 be appreciated
= lE Tor sale by 4. q STENENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
Triples
CONCENrRATED sARsAPAnIILA

'CHlS Compound EHraci Ut sarssplrlia haa gained The
Pre-. 'r'ncc If the Faculty every other prcparl.
u"n ~ ~1rsapaia now m for the cure OF rroiul
aud Other diseases. which depend upon mpnrc habit,
90 rtoinous condition Of tho system, and will b., found
Ty beneficial iu all cases where Satsapar!ln used
~ prepared without boiling FROM The most approved soc.
tea " Sarsaparl contains IN very concentrated form
' aoNc principle Of Tie root and possesses decided al.
s'ntlgcs over ie ordinary preparations, which arc male
nom INFERIOR IoG or inmtci by long aud contnucd boiling
--lscc Wool 4 B1chc's n. :. Dspcnsltory)
further supply Just received nv
- ALEXANDER DUAL q CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

CONSUMPTION & LIVER COMPLAINT
'IAiLOkS BAlSAM or IINERwORT.- Weakness,
Il Nervous Diseases, spuing Of Hood, Consumption,
ani LAYER Complaints, he Trmciied by the of
'T'usihcuins medicines, which viii restore the
nerves and muscular Dr. TayloIs Balsam 81 Il
'etwnrt has been used years the
entS 81 thrdscases above named and assuIcIy
celentTcmcdy.
'nuaunphOn aud Liver Compliant Aaa Gcn@ralreme
yi"f these 'foascs AIN fully sstehed, from hong cSpe
ncc, there sno medicine equal To DT. Tayot's Balsam
m Iver~urt hiswarrantcdnot TO contain any mercury.
mineral or miner al preparation, ani being purely veR'ta
@ can be used with tile utnoa safety by all persons In
every condition. clcansc gthc lungs BY ckpectufaou
eVe' dhcnlt breathing. and 10 heal the chest
There can loo uu" Ffcn lut tlg medicine Is certain
cure for Chronic Coughs aul Colds. have used for
years in ny Practice, aud AWAY wiihsuccess.
4. 4. ROGERS. MD.
Inc ollrwnE rem'rks were iakon from the Medical Ma
Nhyinc.- Tic surPt,s elect produced ~ DR. TayloTs
hhsan 81 ldvcfwurt, ~ tunsumpivc cases cannot ia
r1run. deep iTlng throughout the world
We have .1 Ion. bc"v sumptnn)
hlc, that Il b. hfcult To- credit When
pcronr, evidently consuingyc restored 10 health. Yet
ihr T. fact of daily occurrence; how then qu"s-
i1n trc virtue oi te Above mcdicincl" We hope Eysi
cians will nakca oi this medicine and report It's effects
Co us". For saleby
GAYNOR. Druggist.
AGENT itr Richmond. Va
ne LID he Re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
HEE nRIsEnINr

fIis Ireaie' upon me Bee from fhe ran OF VI Tho.
= Af'tft UH ucen recognised ~ the arfrriuraI
tIe-@ t.ucfly as Pc best ever published a fuu snt
ief' count j. here gwen N fhe rafrrr. hsb 'fant
scci. Price % cents
nn2 a. Il nOrTa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
WHITEHEAD'S
EARENEIg OVf NTrGrAnn

SARATOGA wATKT.-A further supply. TcceI.
- wing per scu Weymouth. ~
no ~ 4. DUvAL& co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02
TO MERCHANTS ANp OTHERS.
HANK HnnISs AND srA.rInN III Y

hlsANN HOhhN NM 1A|h AAON NsiN
vs.. NANpOIpU g. co .at ~tnK.ss ole stand, Main
y sirfct have uaI ute. villa tc .1-i mcs-, 30 their
BIN lUrv 0ff.c Hcsf r.Hr andes .rHcrn rspcr nn as
e'umcut 90 Dams Books embracing All patterns Boo general
use.
i,J &c. gers i,sroi'. R-,crls Isnsr Books Of Medium
rlftr
l6 DO % O., g, @, Deny 30
rorers,o tlo'.tal r1rcI hicai aui long size. hand
some and plain h.utrg
iUoO ffsi rr nsrt u,oss,aty.rl urrcc fcfn ria up
HUI. Rftsf aud Ono Hrrk.. Notes N1nis, urlns
hlf n g. iHl 1rd Exchange Canal anI SHY Maniicss
Canal Receive. &
AT ufciet u tte Stationery 'rr. rln o.. gunt. i1 Great
Nrrv,lf D. ~ kNNrDlrii o. cos
dr fH Root. f.HrH vi H.Ir fII flntt store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

INSURANCE.. AGAINST FIRE.
fTlE Rchuord Firc Association prepared To Insure
personal property Of all kinds well wooden build
infT In the City Of kchmOui against loss damage 10y
&c, on the most hvural terms Appuca alton be made
to JAMES BOSliER, PresidontR. IA.
Or, In Lis absence, To-
iaI q, IT, HYDE, Vice President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-02

BANKS AND CURRENCY

FAMILY Roe Herrinss, In whole AMI half bbls
Il No J, clint do
SoI MackcIel, IN kits-ior sale.
lad n NJ nVpTON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-29
faary9and Legislature.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Clipper
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 26, 1872.

am sorry to inform Won that Mr.
Powder, delegate from Carroll countv.
lies dangerously III in ibis civ
Mr. GalIaohcr presented rLo momor;,I
Of the EquilabIe insurance comn,ny IF
Baltimore. prayinu an act of incornor1,;o,
referred.
Also, the memorial of s ,h,nIorblcr
and A. Scheildling. TO the same effect
Referred.
Mr. johnson obtained leave to intro
ducc bill regulating writs of error and
granting appeals.
Mr.. Graves submitted an order author
Ziog the committee Of Ways and Means
to inquire into the expeliency Of with
drawing the State bonds from the Bar
Ings x Brothers, and placing them'in The
hands OF the State Treasurer. Adopted.
Mr.. S'Iman submitted an order au-
thorizing the Committee on Corporations
to inquire into the cXpediency Of impo-
sing tax of 10 per cent on all proper
ty belonging to Incorporated compa-
MES, as house to the State. Adopted,
Mr.. Johns from the Committee on Dr.
vorces, reported lavourably on the peti-
ton of Susan Galloway. praying an act
OF divorce. Laid over.
On motion of Mr. Gallagher IKE bill
incorporating the Waterman Fire compa-
ny Of Baltimore, was taken up, and read,
passed and sent to the Senate.
a message was received from lhe oCH-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-29
Correspondence Of the Bait. Amcri-
can.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25lh 1912.
BILL TO REPEAL THE BANKRUPT
LAW.

The previous orders were postponed
and the bill to repeal the Bankrupt Law
was brought forward, on motion of Mr..
BerrIen, the Chairman of the Judiciary
committee.
The Chairman stated his viewsaain full
upon the Bill, and the proposed question
OF repeal. He regarded thc action of the
Senate as presenting a spectacle at this
time over which the enemies of free In
Solutions might rejoice showing as they
did the instability of American Legisla-
ton.
The Chairman felt called upon to FIRE.
slst the question Of repeal for many rca-
sons, official as vel! as personal. In the
first place he regarded it the proposed
repeal as wrongm itself, In the second
place he had been solicited by unroru-
nate men TO speak word in defence of
the Bankrupt Law. FlmIly, Il majority
OF the members of the Georgia Leyisla~
ture had expressed themselves in opposi-
ton to Bankrupt Law
As to the Bill of the Extra Session, the
Chairman regarded it as adequate TO the
public wants. II it was not, there had
been no evidence of the fact since its pas
sage, and experience founded upon the
practices of the law uId.anord the best
evidence Of its inellciency. He, there
fore trusted, that the law would be entor-
ccd, and that time might be had to test
It's virtues and its errors.
MIR. Berren next proceeded to consider
III detail the complaints against the bill
before the Senate. The law OF 1900, tho
English Bankrupt system, and all the laws
IN relation to This subject were mlnutely
examined. The constitutional power of
Congress under this law was also fully
considered, and it was argued that the
grant of power was as full and ample las
any,one could desire. 1t was grant Of il.
lim!,abIe power over the whole residue of
the subject, In the operations of the law
tie Chairman thought the Constitutional
power would be admitted.
Mr.. Berrlen referred to the opinion of
the Supreme Court to sustain the Consti-
nationality of the Law. More than this,
it was said that good reason was found
for action upon this question trbm the fact
that the action we were called upon to
make was not only in harmony with the
law Of the land, but in harmony with the
acts of beneGccnce.
Mr.. Berrien spoke until three o'clock
when without closing, he gave way to
Mr.. Huntington for the purpose of going
into Executive session. The Senate pas
sed by the subject, and sat short time
with closed DOORS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-29
From the Morning Chronicle,
an English paper,
SPECIAL MISSION TO TIE UNIT
ED STATES.

Lord Ashburton's appointment has
been Iavorab y received in commercial
circles, and given a tone Of confidence 10
the holders OF state stocks. His lordship's
appointment Will be acceptable to the A.
Ihericans, as the Messrs, BarIngs have
oeeh Tor many years most extensively en-
Sa8eo III american affairs and, IN fact, the
agents Oh Tire American government in
monetary operations Ills lordshIp IS be.
slaes citIZch OF the great republic and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-29
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON City, Jan. "a. 1912.
IN SENATE.

The morning hour was taken up in the
presentation of petitions and other mis-
cellaneous business. The order of the
day being called, the Chair announced
that there was a special order, viz: the re-
solutions propose to amend the Constitu-
ton so as to provide that
lst. A President shall serve but one
term.
I'd. The Secretary of the Treasury shall
be appointed by Congress.
Sd. No member of Congress shall be
appointed to office during the term of
which he may have been elected.
4th. The veto power shall be restricted
so that when bill is returned it shall pass
by majority instead of two-thirds.
Mr.. Clay rose and gave his views on
all these subjects in speech OF about
three hours. In the course of his re-
marks, Mr.. C. minated that his career in
the Senate would not be very long.
MIR. Preston followed, and was de-
claiming with much fervor on the veto
power, when this was closed.
HOUSE oFsRErREsENTATIvEs.
After the reading oil the journal, the
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Ga, l,,,.:,,... ..... a = a, r.,
ans ar,in., ,ho , 'nn "r'o"e0 " W.T. A.
Mr. aJ7ms ros 80, .,,I ',I w. "'o''D'l'".'''
snn,nso n,,,. ,n'. SOW" ' ,ii' ,''''N'''
ar,pr ,'n' ny INV, no" p''IouU, ~ was
conIL ~, U ''r,os uo0'"ou '''a' VII =
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OIL t[,,,nri,,;,,o, 49, TD ia M '.'I ,.i,
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Gov, ~ I'o '''','"'s "s'uo vac 'o"-
49,, a.. '''''N W '''o ~ "i'' oo' Will
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-29
HEALTH OF BALTIMORE.

Extract from the report Of Dr. Durkec,
consulting Physician OF the city, to the
Mayor and city council, dated on tho
lolh instant.
'''The general health Of our CITY, uEe-
Gu He'd, perhaps, by that Of any p'Hu-
lous town in the Union. has, during the
preceding year, been such as 10 claim
our grateful acknowledgements.
With population estimated by the last
census at 100000, and with an average
annual increase of two thousand lnhabI-
tants, Baltimore, Notwithstanding the con-
tInual aillux Of strangers of every grade
and climate, exhibits for the past year a
list OF lnterments not exceeding ,44S.
OF these 1859 were children under the
age of ten years; disproportion, that OBJ
srrvation and experience will attr butte
less to any unganial influences of our Ii
male, than to the i'll adapted diet and
clothing aud neglect Of suitable air and
exercise, to say nothing Of the rash Gre
duilty with which pretended remedies
are administered to beings incapable OF
discrimination"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-29

The Britannia brought fully 25,CG0 let
tors, the postage on which amounts to
about $1,000. The number of letters for
New J ork was 5000, on which the post.
aye amounted to S2700; Philadelphia
1900, postage $3.50; Baltimore 600, post
age 7l75; Albany 273, postage sos,
Charleston SOB, postage SlS7; Mobile
800, postage Sl23; New OAeans 500,
postage S4S9.-B0sfon Transcript
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-29

A Specimen Of the Laconic.- We have
already given the substance of responses
of the Baltimore Banks to the Legislature
but the following, from the Leger, brings
the matter SO much in a nutshell, that
we give it as specimen of the laconic:-
Bait. Sun.
Union Rank.-Ready, but think it bet
ter to wait for the cooperation of the
banks in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
Farmers and .Merchants' Dank.-N OF
ready, if resumption means immediate pay
ment of all liabilities, circula ton, and de-
posts, in specie. Thinks the 1st of Au-
gust better time.
Marine Bank.-Ready. But thinks
resumption at this time would increase
the general embarrassment
Bank OF Baltimore. Ready. But
thinks the consequences would be seri-
ously injurious, Recommends the 1st of
August as the time.
Commercial and Farmers Ready,
and always has been. Doubts the ex-
pedlency Of resumption before August.
.MechanicS'-Ready and willing
Franklin,-Not ready. For year the
bank has done no business other than the
clearing off its obligations, of which about
two thirds have been liquidated. Intends
to pursue the same course until all are
paid.
Merchanfs'.-Ready, if Pennsylvania,
aud Virginia are.
ChesapeaEe-Ready, if the State will
repay the money loaned to her by the
bank. Otherwise, will be ready by Au-
gust.
Farmers and Pzdnters'.-Ready, but
thinks August better time, unles Pes