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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
MUSIC STORE,
AND PIANO Forte WARE-Housg.
OpDOsife the BgDLS


Opposite tie Banks
e3zss35g The subscriber is constantly receiy
II II ing from celebrated mandatory Of Nrsys
aie improvements and that dccacy Of
tone peculiar manufacture
Constantly on hand large Of
Flutes, Flageoiets. Cl1rOnetts
Guitars, Voins Noloncoios
Aceordions Musical Boxes
Horns Buglcs and Tnimpets
Fifes and Drums
Guitar Violin Harp Forte Strings Of superior quality
Piano Forte Stools aud Covers.
CHE-yP MUSIC.
Ihe largest collection Of Music IN this State
may BE- selected the Store subscriber VIM - nos,
enabled 10 sen n the Philadelphia and New wholesale and
Those purchasing again viii he furnished upon better Terms
than niey can find elsewhere In State.
pPano repaired tuned bet hire and taken IN exchange
-. ~. 49,, ,.s r. ~. TAYLOR.
Tuning By the year required by KEARsve whose long
experience AMI ability tuning Piano Foues
justly sniues h 10 confidence Guitars Vons and Ae
eordians repaired. Violin Bows haired
town country. no ~
- PicsSTARR 60. receiving weekly from JenninSr
Fashionable Establishment Broadway New York new and
fashionable assortment of Ready Made Clothing every
ana ~ The hrf q1lty only, which they
ee o cash Exchange Clothing Store, opposite Exchange 10
VI no25
& 'OFFEE, window GsInss, Butter, JoIes.
- 100 bags green Rio Coffee
200 boxes $40 Window
90 Keys Northern Butter
Cos -ouni Joesa cheap arco for laborers,
Just received, Tor
noS JAS. a gro. WINSTON.
LUE.-Jus To hand another supply Of brown and white
- "ue' ahn ''f Mo cheaphy SAMUEL " BOYE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

/ the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
II tHc Of Virginia, 9th November, WILLIAM DEAN Of
The city OF Richmond having filed petition praying may
declared Banku' u II ordered that all persons claiming
creditors of tile said William Dean the Court on The
vii day Of Januury why the William not declared
bankrupt pursuant Ia the OF Congress behalf;
Of this order be- published newspapers according 10 IN.
sad and cath rules Of court Copy-Tcsie.
26-wJw HENRY CIRSOy fr.,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

~ the United Ststcs Court for the ,fussryv His
- rie, Of virginia. Nov. 3oth. yAMEs W. JENNINGS
Individually and ~ the ef Jssxrsss RenA.-os Of
the county Of Goochand having filed praying he
he declared bankrupt ordered all ciaininr
be creditors thu Jennings show sau-. IA an,
Court ON thu OH day cf January why
Jennings BE- not declared bankrupt Co
in that behalf aud that copy Of this order published
the newspapers according tn the I'D and gath court
Copy-Tesic.
Al, -vsx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
IN the United States Court for the Eos,crn M,

y rict OF Virginia Norfolk November JAMES
SCOTT Il the town OF Portsmouth having filed
that h. be decreed bankrupt: II II orsed all
claiming be creditors Of the said James cause 10 tn.
Court the 10Th day nj December why the said
should not be declared bankrupt I'm
tia, behalf and that copy of this order be Published news
papers according To the ssd and siih rules of Court
A Copy-Tcsc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
IN the United States Court for tho E,,,.r, NJ.

I n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
u uict OF Virginia. November sth SPENCER TAYLOR
OF The county OF buckingham having fd
may be dceacda bankrupt lis ordered that an persons claiming
to be creditors OF the spencer Tay the court
on The 'h day OF December why the said Spencer Taylor
dceiarea bankrupt Congress behalf:
and that COPY Of this order be published the newspapers accord
ing TO the s2d aud sth rules OF Court A Copy-Teste.
w5ws r. HAI-rI.EY IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

~ HlG ALMANAC FOR lsia-The Wing Almanac a.
w states Register for The table showing
te population Of the United the DO
pnon i' Cities and larger the a. States po
puon Of the state Of New York Ecpes Planets
&c &c Calendar Of the calculations for each
section Of the Union Diary Of Remarkable List Of on
Of the Government Of the IT, - Executive and Dipo
matte Senate and House o Representatives 18th ISi3
article the Protection Home Industry being careful sum
mary Of the considerations which mpc the policy Of
Protection with brief review Of the usually opposed there
TO- by Horace Greedy General Jackon's Letter support
ecio Extracts from the Messages Washington Jefferson
olson Monroe a. Adams jackson and Tyler ditto
Facts for Farmers. Manufactures NJ Elements and
Names o Parties Votes President nj all the
elections under the Federal Constitution Votes Governors
ani for President IN the State Of New York
between the conicndng parties Memoirs Of Henry CLAW the
new Appoionmen Of Congress complete Election
on by state" aud Countless total Votes
1870 by States AMI Tunes Iokng each
state Anociotc-' EIignnis, and ltmors
Ih- Almanac ionna complete Register year,
WI BE- found very the the workshop
or 1t the hrsie of the Farmer The worth
double the price Of the work while contained IN
cannot be- purchased or shape the money,
Received by SMITH DRINKER 4 MORRIS
dc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
In CHANCERI.
Il September 2.th, ls42
In Hanover County Court,

Il September 27th ls42:
Philip Woodson Plaintiff
Against
Joseph j. Peasants Richard Gilman Nathaniel CSCrenslaw
Executor OF Fleming Bates decd Fleming Unity Hannah
Mary, Susan1h AMI Sarah Baiethe
under the OF u year-and Benjamin Iagravc
infant children Of Deborah agrav. daughter said
Fleming Bates. deed. Defendants
The defendants Fleming Rates AMI benjamin
grave not having entered ih" appearance given security
coning the Aci Assembly this Court and il
appearing In the Court by satisfactory
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t
feluis do appear here tire fi day
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and copy
forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
mon fT months
at the front door Of the Couu HOUSE this county.
Copy-T,sic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

ames River q Kana,vha scrip, n to suit Pui-
~ clnsers, for sale by
dec div BROWN ST\YIOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
DRUGS, uEOICINEs, CHEMICALS, sc. &c.
GAYNOR Il LYELL have constantly ON

DRUGS, NEDsCfNEs, CHEMICALS, sc. &c.
HAINOR ~ LYELL have constantly ON
- hand largo assortment Of every article line which
hey are determined 90 sell the terms for ah or
y prompt customers Country merchants and physicians NJ a
lance sending their ou"r upon them prompt
~ executed.
We would respectfully call merchants physicians
and the public generally. assortment nf
Drugs Medicines, Chcmicals Surgeons Instruments
Gars Ware, Paints Oils, Narnish, Window
Dyc stuff Toacco Cigars Snuff
Foreign and Domestic Perfnmery
Coognes and Fancy Articles
Together with assortment n
Patent modlcInea,
Among which viii BE- found
hacahnu very valuable preparation Tor Dypen.i,
ID Wisiafs Bnlsam of wild CIrffy
Henrys genuine Magnesn Hays Iin.nmn for ,s P,io.
Hewes Nerve and Ponc Linnent ani Indian Veoebie rt
for rheumatism ~
Iayncs ESpectorant Cafminavc Bniam and Hair Tonir
Fei' Hbbards Lees Indian Vegetable and Waller, Fsc,
''"'"
ID mnfiafs Life Pills AMI Phrnis Btfers
kowands improved Tonic Mixture SWAIN. P,n,e..
Iayloff Biham Of Idrerwor &c SC
,e GAYNOR \ LYELT.
One door nlnNa n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

" ih'i4Nii. Nulcs nelu In inc tlerk Of-
fee Of the Superior Cianccry for tire Richmond
Circuit, the 9Th day November 1919:
Robert Gwa,lIiey, Plaintiff
Against
William Young. Charles Brown tire firm OF Wills
Brown AMI Company and other Defendants
tn" defendants above named their appearance
ann gwen security according the Act Rules
OF This Court and appearing by satisfactory they
are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth: ordered that the
sad defendants do appear the Rules the first MONDAY
IN February next and the bin of plaintiff
OF tins order be forthwith inserted newspaper published
The city OF Richmond for months
the front door of the Capitol niIe said city A Cosy-Testc
no 2O-w9w WIN. q. SANDS e. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

ni SiiE-A supply Of oI slk white just received per schr
~ Lcontine, for sale by
dec ALEXANDER DrYAL 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
XIRGINIA.-AtR ules held in thc CIcrk,s Oc

" lhplNiA.-At Rules held III the ClcTk's Of
ice Of the Superior Court Of Clanccry Richmond
Circuit the 9Th day of November, 1879
Mack Gooie, Plaintiff
Against
Beverly Anderson. Philip Anderson and other Defendants
The defendants above having their
and given security, according Assembly and the Rules
oi THIS Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this ordered that The
said defendants do the Rules the first Mon
dy IN February next and answer The hin o the plaintiff that
Of this order be forthwith IN some reyspape p
sed IN the city Of Richmond for and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol the said city,
A Copy-Tesir
no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
Oc ss-w9w WI. o. WINSTON n. G. H. q
VRGlNN.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

fee Of the Circuit Superior Chancey for
Richmond County the Count lioI- Monday 9Th Of No
vcmbCr 1919:
Royston Icit-, Plaintiff
John X Ricauls and Aey Tuthuu VIM Fearing David
H. Fearing AMI F"cg Hall trading under
Of Feaungs n Hall, dsfcnilnis-Ia CAdBo,rs.
The defendants John Turnhuu and yvinian
: Fearing David H. Fearing AMI Pcg Ia partners trading
The ri ana style of Feanngs Hall
pearaee and given security according
the hnrs oi Tins Court and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
mat they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
that the said defendants do appear be the
Clerks once Of said Court the Monday next
AMI answer thu bill at plaintiff against them at the
last term and that copy this order inserted in
some published the months
successfully and poe! the front door of this
county. \ Copy-Testc,
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

" lRGlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Superior Count of Chancery for the Richmond
Circuit the ri day Of October, lsis:
John Mcounh, Pr,.G
against
Henry Timanus Zenas Barnum and other Dcr,s
The defendants above named
AMI gwen security according the 81 Assembly rules NJ
us court and happening by satisfactory they are not
niahiianso Of this Commonwealth ordered that the said de
e~nn's do appear ai the rules be held Monday in J,n
any he' and answer the bin of 'e plaintiff: copy of this
oner be- forthwith inherited IN newspaper published in the y Of
nhod Tor TWO months successfully and posted door
OF me taPiiol tnilic said city \ Copy-Tcsfr.
oc "a wow WM. G.. SANDS &C.
A 1 Rules holden IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Cosu Law Chancery for the ron,,
OF Hanover, on Saturlly the sih ~ October. 1sIs
'oin ~ I"nsan Plaintiff
John g. ifockingon Ezekiel Woody Henry r. Duke Thomas
w. Goddn John liaw, WIN. Kerscy aud Mcnyethrr Jones
,,.- Defendants.
ih any came the plaintiff ly his attorney filed HE hin anil
the defendant John g. Brockngon having entered h ,n,
ace and given security, according Of Acr ana %
hus OF tins Court AMI appearing by satisfactory evidence cha,
nc y not an nh1bitan ~ this Commonwealth, H. ora,d ,,
INC id Defendant do appear here dny 81 Ami FERN
ncN ana answer the plaintiff that copv of ,b ic,
i"h"m inserted IN sone newspaper published ~ the civ ~
Hchnonh for two months that another com, h.
posted ~ Tie front door, ~ ihe 'onr ouse nf this county
\ C0pyifcFc
no -o-c~"w WIN WINSTON -. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
HOOKS AND FANCY GOODS ron WINTER

HOOKS AND FANCY GOODS FOTt WINTER
SALES.
W. RANDOLPH viii open during week, large
~ meH Of Books aud Fancy Goods suitable sales
having purchased them and upon great bar
gains will he offered 10 all who may call The fol
lowing . partial list
English and American embracing all published many NJ
them in handsome binding and spcndidly Illustrated.
The Poets standard Books Of the hos, editions
with substantial and ornamental bindings.
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books.
variety Of Juvenile Books all prices suited tn all cana
cicsiieh a variety seen IN R huopd before
Fancy Goods sc Whiting Desks Boxes Visiting Gard
Cases Gold and Silver Pencil Cases Pcnknves the best metal
IA ami thousand unique articles for gs
for the for sale By j. W RANDOI pr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
OrEN a COrTItELi.,
no MERCHANTS

To MERCHANTS
A ND others who require Blank Books to COM
IN the si3 subscriber the II
sending him their patterns advantage have their
books well seasoned lie has hand general assortment Of Blank
Books Papers and Bnne Materials OF the quality and Is
all his old
all who him lie has Folio and Bank
Checks Bs Ladn; Exchange. all other
blanks which he will have printed order lie positively
thu public that he always has charged does and intends
Tot all kf Binding. other Binder
the city AMI he determined by his personal attention all
dcrs and his manual eScion, to give satisfaction
II. ID. SANNAY,
ID Book Binder, Mr. A. p Lyons Hook store.
DAVID wAI.SsI'S FASUIONAHLE BOOT AND
SsIOE EMPORIUM.
n Grateful for the very liberal patron
he has received FOR the ~ years hs been
ki>sbusneSSs would tender hs a
- public, and hopes together
superior facilities h. render all who
patronzc him
Having returned the North. where purchased
Lasts OF the latest French Fashions
Of Caliskin Morocco which confidently
courncnd best h.
pleasure making oricr notice,
prices Il correspond with the
An ever description
h linz would do well To call before purchasing elsewhere.
" B-Wsned Immediately, 2 or first workinen.
10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

TURKS ISLAND sALT.-so bags Turks Island sai,,
- jus received, for sale by
no96 ROYAII. MORGAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

4 'IOAkS FItOrE 500 S3s.-satest style,
- FIARR 4 60 have hand splendid assortment NJ fash
ionabe Caib Caks which they sen Opposite
tNchnnrf Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

The BANK.-The federal wing papers full
IN their praises Of the Indiana banks for pay
ing specie according to law; and are telling how
small the demands and how easily and prompt
ly they are met. How does this agree with their
winnings last winter and the assertion of the fed
cral wings and bank conservatives in the last leg
stature Cct-That the banks could not resume
with safety, and that they would have to wind
up 30
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05
For ne Indiana state Sentfnel.

At a meeting of the democratic citizens Of pull
van county. held at Carlisle, June s, 1879, MAJOR
Isaac STEWART was called TO the chair. and II.
b. JENKINS appointed Secretary. After the object
Of the meeting stated by the Chair, the Hon.
JoHS W. DAVIS submitted the following preamble
and resolutions. which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, it is understood that TX President Van
Buren, is now on through the State and is
shortly expected to visit some Of our neighboring
counties and whereas the democracy Of old Sulli-
may with proprety claim the honor Of a visit
from this distinguished individual, for having given
him the largest majority 1910. of any county in
the State, if not in the United States, proportion
to her population ihereby making herseLfthe banner
county;
Therefore Be Il Resoired, That a committee Of
three be appointed by the chair correspond with
Mr. Van Buren,, and invite him to meet the cit zens
of this county at this place, whenever il may CON-
port with ms convenience.
Resolred. That a committee Of nine be appointed
by the chair, whose duty it shall be to prepare a
suitable reception for Tx President Van Buren, if
he should accept the invitation By this meeting
authorized to be rendered to him.
The Char in accordance with the first resolution,
appointed a committee, the Hon. joins W. DA-
Wis, Doct. JAS h. O'IIAvER and J. BrAuonAMP.
Esq.
\ committee was then appointed TO FL the re-
QUESTIONS Of the second resolution
On motion the meeting adjourned
ISAAC STEWART President
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

HAsTY AoTIoN.-SOne of the Clay wings in
Congress say they are opposed - hasty action in
legislation" We should suppose so. They have
been IN power some sixteen months, and their fed
eral wing Koon Skin Kongress in session eieueH Of
the sixteen, and what has been done law, a
bankrupt law has been enacted also law to
create great national debt. and one TO give away
what has hitherto mainly supported the govern
ment,-the proceeds of the public lands. Has any
thing else been done Have the good times come
Is retrenchment and reform the order Of the day
Answer, o ye federal wing Rooms Answer to a
betrayed, duped, deceived, cheated and swinded
people
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

CoNNEcrIcUr.-The Legislature of Connecticut,
has adjourned sine die. Among the acts passed is
one aboshing imprisonment for debt except in cases
of fraudulent Withholding, concealing, obtaining or
carrying away property; repeating all laws regu
lating the sale of spirtuous liquors except the law
relating to taverns and the sale of liquors to
Indians; condemning the Bankrupt Law, and the
Land Distribution Law in favor of moderate
Tariff of discriminating duties imposing certain
restrictions upon Banks, among other things pro-
hbiting stockholders from voting by proxy in
structing Senators and requesting Representatives
in Congress to for the dscontinuance of the
Military Academy at West Point granting d.
vorces in the of ten couples pardoniDg three
State Prison convictsj committing the sentence OF
death against David Abbott (for the murder of mis-
wiie) to Imprisonment for life &c. &c. A bill to
abolish the punishment of death, rejected by
vote of l07 to 56.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

ScoTr rs. CLAY.--It will be reelected that MIR.
Clay, just before leaving the Senate, declared
against protective tariff per Gained "inciden-
tai protection" only, and proclaimed his adhesion
to the principles of the Compromise Tariff. These
facts makes the following, which copy from the
Ohio Statesman, peculiarly significant.
The Harrisburgh Telegraph, ted hot Scott pa
per, speaking Of Mr.. Clay, says that he left his
post IN the Senate at the very session the Iariif
question to be re-considered md before has re-
sgnaton, fell back on that nearest possible ap-
prOach to an incidental protection =!
And Gen. Scott, to head Mr.. Cay, has written a
letter to the said editor of the Telegraph, in which
he goes the whole figure:
IL say to all whom | converse, and my sentences
are almost stereotyped on my lips, that AN NOT
ONLY IN FAVOR OF 4 TARIFF FOR RE-
VENUE. But ALSO FOR PROTECTION
Thus the opens rich between the aspirants
Thaddeus Stevens rallying his ant-masonic
forces in Pennsylvania, in support Of Gen Scott.
A State convention has been called which meets at
Harrsburgh on the Goth of July.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

The Richmond Wing avows the intention of
adopting the same embems, and eectioneering with
the same humbugs, as insulted the people, and dis
graced the Feds of 1910. Hear this discreet and
sagacious organ
''When the wings rebuild their log cabins, and
unfurl once the banner of hard cider and coon
skins-those objects of terror to Locoeocoism-and
throw in the Clay banks to fill out the picture we
shall see very different result.
1--WE suspect, that every Loco who survived the
campaign OF 10, put into his last viii and tesla
ment most solemn imprecation against log cabins,
hard cider and coon skins.
They must and viii be revived. There shall be
erected log cabin and Clay bank, or mud hut at
every village and road in the commonwealth, and
suitably decorated with coon skins, gourds, and
other taking paraphernala There shall be no more
peace in the Israel of Locofocoism'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

The London Herald of the 2lst ult., has long
article complaining bitterly that while England ad-
mts, without duty or low charges, Russian pro-
duce, Russia charges heavy duties on English
goods. Will the free trade people of America look
at that Boston Journal
Certainly and they will note the fact that the
High Tariff Federasts in this country, who are
IN favor of introducing and perpetuating the British
system Of taxation, use precisely the same false
reasoning as that uttered by English Tories
Fine examples these to hold up for the imitation of
frcemen That Of Russian Despotism, under which
those who till the soil bought and sold with
it-slaves That of England, where the same class
are so wreched that they not toOrth buying and
selling in the estimation of their oppressors These
the examples the High Tariff Federalists COM
mend TO US Shall We adopt them If so, vote for
:. Wins"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

PENNsYLvANA PUBLIC WoRKs.-A proposition
has been made to the Pennsylvania Legislature,
which is now in extra session, to sell the State
works to a company, to be Incorporated with cap
tal of Sl5,000,000 in order to enable the State to
get out of it's pecuniary difficulties. The interest
on the State Debt is about Sl,S00,000 annually.
The income from canals and railways, for which the
debt chiefly incurred, is only S762, 800: leaving
deficit of over a million of dollars to be otherwise
provided for, by direct and indirect taxation. These
figures show the utter worthessness of these works
as business operations. 1t is therefore not likely
that any company in " these tines could make
them profitable. The result of" Internal Improve
ment" speculations in Pennsylvania and New York
serves to place those of this State in light rdicu-
lous enough
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

IMPROVEMENTS. We have in contemplation a
great work but before it can be done it ought
to be, the names of the streets should tie painted
and placed on every corner; and if thought pract-
cable, the buildings should be numbered. The ex-
pense would be very small and doubt some of
the citizens would contribute towards it. Will the
Council consider these suggestions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

BUNkER HrLL.-This spot says the Boston Cou-
rier, sacred in the history of country, is now
rendered conspicuous to the eye by the noble mon
ument which crowns its summit, ard which is
interesting object, at almost every point, from
which the capital of New England 5 approached.
The last stair has been laid, and those whose curl
osity may induce them to take view of the sur
rounding country the harbor. and its beautiful Is
lands, may take walk of two hundred feet toward
the zenith and find no obstruction of vision but the
distant horizon.
A national salute was fired from the top of the
monument on the 18th June the anniversary of the
Battle of Bunker Hill. The point at which these
guns were fired was about 20S feet from the surface
of the HILL or about 300 feet above the tide water.
The report was clear and very strong, and the
verberaton against the distant hills very distinct
and remarkable. The sound seemed to roll away
and return to the like the rumbling of distant
thunder.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

SPEcTE.-The Great Western brought out $1,000
sovereIgns.-.Nationat Hteihgencer.
What was it sent to this country for Barnett
says they don't buy any thing of this country, and
that what they do buy, they don't pay for specie.
Nobody has been borrowing money, Of course, for
the very good reason that they can't Was it to
pay Barnett's salary Look here Do you know
where Barnett is