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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

iosohone ",ef Lottery, Class ITO be drawn at WI.
nlpgion, Del January ll-DIawin. received Tb,,',,S
hyening ospais.t90Oo 40, 2l9i 3 Of 100 20 of 80
80 oftO Whole Tickets 81. ''' wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
'AhEs PIALEN d co., Managers,
RICHMOND. Va.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
pnwinE ofihe School Funi Lottery. Cl,s.g77.
% IL 81 81 u &c % co - % %

prs~in2 Of the Pokunoke River iotier, Sl,s.3
q, % n 40 y ~ 81 CT - AZ q 10 10 Al ~.
=, ~ e't ho,h sold In the above, aui eashed Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
The following are Few Of the Splendid Schemes,

GEORGETOWN Lottery, Class $40 be drawn n wiifnio,
ION, peI Jan lO-DrawnE received "Wednesday Eyeninr
S,ptas-sl2nD. 1Jl 200, 100, 1900 1907 liTu io -
iWp' ~ OF 90 IL Nos-l2 drawn Tickets Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
Mrs CIIRIsTIAN

MILL open school nj her residence Union ii the
w 10Th Janu1ry forthc instruction of children under
" years 81 ssc, In the usual branches of English cu.
Gallon Tho patronage OF her friends aud others re
spcetully collected. Terms foI both rexea per quarter
eli. tai
n1-Sar rcnuesicd 10 cory tlmns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

S5EN Tn ine hne copPerfaStened schooner CLAM.
sSIe ioh, Baker, master having the ,rs,cr 80 a
FTTes cargo ens'zed and will meet with N pS sS S'
hayin- 80 .S-nt OF - packages tobacco or passsss
'oa. = Al IudiAni's wharf, or 10 ~ '' master on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
STOCKHOLDERS.

= TIt.IIcni and directors ~
ne 'du'es River steamboat Com.
any have This Jay DECLARED ,
Dividend % two fol ars ana AN
GUS per ~ are on the Capital or
lany, which will be paid 10 ths
'"e ,v,. ln,Ilnt BY order Of The
WIN slNToN, Secretary.
Al ShOckoc FouDJ,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

PorAL PARRISH rciurns his thanks hiB friends and
IL euoncrs, for their liberal patronage ani hopea the
same viii bo extended u the New Firm. lie respectfully
requests that all persons Indebted to him. will
~aTd and discharge the same, early possible, Is
hs wish To close up his Individual business Immediately
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
FOR BAI-TTN0pE
EOR PnuAnr1nr

~ NEW 1UKh,
5'5s5 3s'ts :fS AR
Iu1t,- ,' WIN have dispatch. Apply on board :,
de . I,urs r,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

sEsS The schr LEROY. Cant 80
AAA2 St.aler Fatt Of her cargo engaged viii bsve
AZ II, ~ H. f9r fright OF remainder, apply on sosI
~ - JAMES FISHER A. so>
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
FOR NEW YORK

kehN iae regular paesetschr MANCHESTER An,
1872 lisIeI, having TART Of her CARO- -nvarsi
M hoes 5ose with dispatch For balance Of eirh of
oHiso 1i passage, having best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inc
ny 10 me master on board, Ludamis wharf ai'
Ja ~ WIN. ROIVT C-I~p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

- I'm NALL
hfFER lot sale, on accommodating trTms n i,r-o -
~ soImcnt OF 6roceries, Liquors, Mines ami Srgs,s
a"nW ischu'rl priccs-consisting, IN PART, OF "'i
l5i bags green Rio Coffee
" hhis superior Manila Coffee
20 hhds Porto Rico sugars
lu hhis Orleans and Triniiad Molssscs
HNp los hicon' sides and shoulders sounJ and =, :,
low price '''"' ''' '' n
90 boxes white llavanna Sugar
~ u"lH 40 Bta1l
70 ucrccs new Rice
81 do l,onion Porter, qrts and pints
~ baskets Champagne '
81 boxes It Julien CIarct
lpl do Muscat Wine
10 itcrccs pure winter Sperm on
,p hhls clarified 10 do
90 cases Salai U.ucia OLD
bl boxes Ekiniuu Candles isanl6s
~ Fr"cc Mason's Hacking
~ boxes starch
~ hhds Biluiuorc Whisky
2r1 hbls do A,
% bills and " ticrccs Old APPLE Randy
70 bhlS superior olt Peach Brniy. hiEh proof
100 hbls Rock spring Gin
" hbls Pcuou's y Rum
5J hai pipcs French brandy, part under Custom,
house key, Otari, Pclcvtcsin. Rou. sc A s.t.
motto. AMI other brands 'h
pipes HOLLAND q n. Pine Applc brands Oieivcir,
90 London Pauiruar, ahd Burgundy Mater,
Wine. vintage ls2g '"
halfgpcs aud o. casks u" ''FV''
f1n genuine Principle Stars
GU do Havana 80
Ip do Rcgtlia do
~ w II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
NOTICE.

,. NOTICE.
IIlE general hnnus Meeting Of fhc Stoc kholie,.
- Minchcsicr =. aud " Manufacturing Company ,yill
"" 'l az ny ON % 10 Richmond, saturday the 18th
HyorIcI OF The oard Of Directors
~. eouoI l. u BENTIY, Agt
CLOVER sEED--iO bushels received in store
~ flr sale ''''''" !" sioIf'
"a ~ WILLIAMS HNXALL
W. hundred bushels superior Mountain Clever seed
- ~ do Herds GrassSeoI
Timothy aud Orchard Grass for sale
"a ~ WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
LIST or Lots AND PARTS OF Lots

OF
the
Parts oil Lots will be sod front
the of
the Common Hail. thereon paid by tina, time
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

n
ub ccuarliics OF this chcnica compound are OWN
u 10 Us extraordinary effects uI on the animal nm, ar
netNefsamenls andmuscles IFS virtues being "a ned ~,
ness. " VI pam anu weak
However good any internal remedy NAV be ,is a. an
external appcalinn will prove apowcrulantiiAry In
moving the disease and faciaing the cure in cac
oca inhAnInaiion schrofulous affection Kings Evil g
ihHatnmAory and Chronic Rheumatism ana I'm Iii r,scN
where seated pain or weakness exlst. " WI 's'S
gent clnan travelling Ia the South Of Euronc anil 7,
resume ~ loe, heard 81 much IN the later pI,r r
praise oi JEW bANiDS, OR HEBREW PI ASTER ana
OF uc(as lac consicrctD mirae cures had
e. that hc was induced In try on his own pers,n /,
Inns an hV"r Affection the Of which had been ,
oheI ohlcct Of hsyJourncy, but which mad resisted H.,
gchial nnncnce II thai hamy and delicious climate Ij
soon ound ms health improving. and In a few weeks ND
cough leh him, the sillowucss Of his .sin Is,nn.,r I
pam was removed and his health became PEI
stated since that time he has been recommcnlnr II T.,
hlS henls and acGuantances, for all fixed pains h,fsve
E'cn rs rlrunis govt, head ache tooth ache main -,
ne sdc mp, back aud limbs, scrofnous hunors krn,
wchs "ltc swelling hard tumoTS still Joints aqus rske
ntuc ~ me breast, weakness pain in the stomach
weak hmhs- ameness affections Of the SHINE fem,i"
wcasnesses, &c No femc subject to main ar vo,kn@s
IN tile back or side should Ice without H. N'SN
, MARRIED LADIES.
" uchcNc situations, find great relief from, Constable
wearing ms plaster. The application Of ihs paster no.
N,,h we s'uldcrs, has been found certain r,,,sv r
CONS coughs phiisc and lung affections in their pr,yy
stEcS DESTROYS INFLAMMATION 10y producing cppious no,
spaion. No physician shoulihc wifhouft '' f''
Tor prtcuarssce bills that Accompanies each no, an,
uIecions Each box contains sufficient 10 spread q; w
oc u div cl2t ~ srgTvrN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
NOTICE.

Giles TERRIFIED RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
VIE! Stockholders in this Company hereby nntl6,I
That They Will receive the hall interest ac~ruing
On icir sock on the si ufJanuaTy, 1872 tho Exeancc
N'' '''"
ia l-2w GEO FISHER presito,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
co PARTNERSHIP.

ROfAL PARRISH, having associated hlmsaif In bust
~ ness With THOMAS Il BEAZLEY. the busnes. will IN
inuio, be conducted under ,lc firm Of PARRISH BEAZ
LEY, a, bis old sand, ON Cary street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

Good female COOK for The coming v.ar For o,o -,
n good character ani qualifications, without incum.
hr.ncc. y liberal price will toe paid.
AIRY immediately 10 + q J : JAMES j. co.
I'VE undersigned have associated themselves In bus
Il ness, ~ this place under tho firm Of DInREII
srhlNBNtK q 60. Thcy will confnc fhcn,,civrs ~
sales oI produce, on Commission. i ~. DIBREII.
THOMAS NIElRE.
- &c STaiNHACK
Nc Petersburg inicllgcnccT. nnd Iymrhburc Virgin
Ian. viii copy times. ani s"nd ~ this Office.
Richmond. D., O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

co PARTNERSHIP.
INiE subscribers having entered into PatncTslIp will
Il do business under the firm OF William K"rr 90.
WILLIAM KERR,
JOHN GiIMOiR.
January 9th, lSi2. inf Iyg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
By INLoEs & BRoTHER.
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS Library
OF DiS7ING UISHED MEMBER or TIE
BAR-At Auc,;o,

Heinbers o. NE legislature Lawyers, and the public
ore OF inc most valuable private Libraries in the STAT or
virginia. To which their attention lie solicited "
10y Catalogues ot this rich collection will ahoTtIv 30
pubshebtoi which carly notice will be given ami viii
DC otwarue 10 those who may order them Persons rio
by the huctioneer ''' W
GO - !. & B., Amcts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

Owner's Names ~ they az.
pear On the Cominisssionei's
Bows.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
TO uO,nERs oI, :.
WANTED.

WILL aucndto the pnrclasc and sale OF stock and 10
the collection of dIyicnd5 nd interest.
IA lis lUDv ELL H. BROWN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
EnP RVENE.

SsM me snip MADISON, &. D. Wood m,s,.r No.
S5ep ny roni viii ready take in as soon a. ~
\, -, u~afi cargo Is discharged Iavns threc
vr cargo Engaged she will clear about The MAUI
cor iIei-hi, Appy to stanbacs Son q 70
Gc
Iiber,i ,,-,-,,.,. ,, CHAs PALMER
9--- e----e.s u-lle cnn.gnees ofihe .hin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
co PARTNERSHIP.

TIE subscriber on the LIST instant, associaicd with him.
self In business, Edward Morgan Tho bu.luc :.
VIII D" conducted under the firm aud style ofROYhLL a.
MoN'hN lie returns his thanks To ha frcn,a ami Gus.
TONERS for their liberal patronage aud rcaprctfly soi,
ja dld N RoykII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

shall continue the Commission business for the sale OF
tobacco AMI Flour, aud from the long experience which
MT Temple G'wthnry has had "a salesman in that part
cuar department. In INV late concern, shall, for that
l"ct retain him In employ assist In making
sales
Therefore hope that the old friends and patrons my
late firm willnot desert inc.
ROBERT GwATIiAEY.
January 9TH, 1872 10 s-,IIgi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
NOTICE.

HAVING disposed Of my lila, ern In this CITY, on The
l. h,si instant. To Mr. George w Ducsbcrry who ha.
heretofore conducted the business inv Agent IN. sat
Agency ceases FROM that date except as NAV bo
cessary Ia close the same for which purpose Sir Dues
berry authorized tn collect all debts tuc Tie eonrc,
and will pay any contractcdb by the for the same
take great pleasure ia recommending Mr. D. 10 tho for
neI patrons oihc establishment every rcsrert -,
thy Of n continuance Of their patronage. " WI
Richmond, Jan. II, 1872 JAMES II. PoINDExTER
give me pleasure in returning thanks TO my custom
ntsandte public GENERALLY for their past patronage and
hone continuance NJ the slmc-sSsutinr fhc,u ms,
aha alwiysfkcop the very best assortment of I,s and
iCaps, otihc latest styles, the country can produce
now have in store large supply Of snpctdn. nc,vc,
hFns' Russia aud Mo"skih SILK Hats, all Of which wr,r
made expressly order. and OF The latest st,c Also
.in1i cas 6cn,"mens Walking Canes, scarfs Cravais
'1N's Sus cnticrs, etc OF the very best quality
","nich WOulIinNtc the attention Of the puhlir
It'll GEO w DUESRERRY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
sITUATIoN WANTED.

A Iounr m'n accustomed Ia labor wants cmrIovr,c,,
- situation ~ Tie country manager OF a T,,m
business ~ ' !" "''"oS' any
Apply, NJ soon as possible 10y letter n,idrcsseIto ~
"hrdSymc, Richmond. through Tho Post once ''''
satisfactory references a. t. character viii hc Furnish
jt6 dN CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
NOTICE.

, Intl further notice the lame.
q VIZ RIVER Steamboats, will leave Rich
ISa5r-----s ul'ni regularly the Mornin,1a
tusstszisS 1870 r. Mondays, wcdne Stays aud
no I3-lm FHd4y's; q o'clock, AN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

WE hayr9n banda large and well selected assortment
oi Tue best Family CIocorcs, Ia which invite ia,
m'cntono our friends and III. public generally In add
Wht" nhr STOCK otGtoccrics, have hand, aud
Peas, leans, DC.
jas Ct ROYAL, A. MORGAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
FOR LIVERPOOL

~ Go Loaf Al City PointO
SEN =, ins \ Copcred SHIP FRANKLIN samuat
49, luc master, having Portion OF nor We
sasci and going board viii soon be .s, en-
lie is n -''i 'Ft' 10 CIiAS. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

FOR FREIGHT AND CHARTER
IN Inc schr HARVEST, Captain Bates af,.,,..
3fS 10 the South or West Indies On efeTr.d
&c JAMES FISHER Xxx ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

INTEREST on THE PUBLIC DEgT or
VIRGINIA.
TUE Ianu1ry interest on 20 much Of "a. r,,,t. II,
as Ne registered In The hooks ~ This ocirc Vii
on Application, on and alcr this day WV '' I''"
J. BROWN, Jr, Cd Auditor.
second Auditors office, Jan II, 1920
MHo FHEEUOEN, Merchant. tso. From, etc.,
NcN 9tkf mas gwen permission ~ use HE nnrnc
toSV's To- LAYING been cured Of distressing Rhcuns
IdeWtS' NERVE AND BONE LINTMENT.
after AErsit variety NJ other remedies had bre, 49, 80
..n positive and quick effects NJ this arteie arc =.
N,"n 70 Al who have heard " H. require no
JOHN GAYNOR.
~ u ono door above Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

Richmond, Jnnulry 10Th, ls4I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
FOR RENT

A ~ Hous' ~ present occurred tv Tho s,t
rSYh scrurls fos''ss cu given a. son AS "a,
iatH "", new store, which WILDE about ist lei r, Nv
\, lUNAL& Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
FOR BOSTON.

ETs The good schr MARION Jamess JJ,,,,,.
ts WI posiiSely sail on Tuesday neIt Win
freight fimmecaie he poaes 81 tobacco at low
JAZZ NC "aNe 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
BARGAINS IN LINEN CAnunIC n,.r-
HAND

POO Misses Linen Cambria iidsis.. a, en,on,.
80 g. DO DO DO At x 2ssd 20 q. o,o,
finer Al so 'N - Us, 1sbd snd
I I,,',g. 'u,1'ies o. col g, rs and hiAher
irl.i ILncns No ls'i, %, 2s3l, g., aud 6ner ~ "o'
Ilntn : iectinEs lt reduced prices
Al OF which will be sold. al retail o, ,,bot..,t -,
for cash, NJ ''' W =, N.,olesale, cheap,
islu X. H. JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11

A., I Dhs GOODS, &c. AT AUCTION.
, u;eiay, Jan llth al o. O'clock we will sell r,o,.
ns ,s 20 SUIT purchasers, OF
~ "sls, &c. comprising variety OF CIo".. 2se
49, saiinets; superior sewing silk: Rnuon.
CT, us cSncors, DC Also, Clothing such a. Pan.
Halves and F oats etc. together with invoice Of
~ sale positive, to close.
IalU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-11
BY INLOES & BROTHE

,n,s,.N sALE DAYS Tuesdays Thurat.ys ,pds.
c TO- pnhi cash advances Eaie on Goods Intend
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE OHIO
LEGISLATURE.

The following are the standing committees aPPOin'
tod BY the Speakers Of each House. .....
SENATE.
On the Judiciary --Messrs. Bartley. Newton, Wul'
ton.
On Finance Messrs, Walton. Ford. Clark
On Canals Msssrs Mcdonnell Barnet, Koch.
On Roads and Highways MeasS McAnnslly,
Jackson, franklin.
On Schools and School Lands -AiessI, N.sh. Hur.
TiS WOlcott
On New Counties -Msusr. Richsy, Fullsr Loudon.
On Military Atfsirs--Meshrs Wolcoit, Wade, Miller.
i On Medical Colleges and Universities MsssrS Clark
Henderson, Johnson.
On Collegss and Universities Msssrs. LoudOn, Up.
dograph, BARLEY.
On Agriculture, Manufacture, and COmmercs-MeE.
srS. Miller, Denny, Robbins.
On the Peniteniiary-M MessrS. Lahm. Ridgway,
Mitchell.
On the Library -Messrs Harris, Jackson, johnson.
On the CurrencY-Nessrs Latham, Newton, Nc
Cutchen. ... .-....
On the Public LandS-feGsrs Parker, Stanton, Nc
Connell
On Rail Roads and TurnpkOS-Messrs Jones, Van
Worries, Hazeltne.
On Public Insttutions--.Mss Franklin. Lahm,
Parker.
On Corpsrations-Mosus Asn, Henderson, Mean.
nelly.
On Public Buildngs--McsIrs MeCuchen, Ridgway,
Koch
On The Public Debt-M Hazelline, Denny,
Mitchell.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On Privileges and Elsctions-MuSsrs Mcfarland,
Henderson, Chambers, Clark and Converse.
Unfinished Business MesHs Baird, liousman' Ca'
hill, Converse and Mcconnell
JudIciary-Messrs byington, Probasco, McNuty,
Kelley of Guy ahoga and johnson.
Finance -MesSrs Mcfarland, Earl, Brish, Larwll q
Atkinson.
Banks and the Currency Messrs Olds, Dixie, Sharp,
B,ington, and Gordon
Public Works-Messrs Meredith, CAMPBELL Mud.
get, Chambers and Nelson. .....
Common Schools Colleges and Universities -Me'Srs
Brish, Curry, Green. Fuller and James.
Medical Colleges and Medical Soclstes-Messrs
Henderson, Ackley, Clark, Bowen and Humphreys,
Roads and Highways -Messrs. Oksy, Chenowith,
Martin Of Coumbiana, Seward and Wakefield.
Public Lands --Messrs McNuty, Fisher, Meredith,
Mcclure and Stesdman. '
Agriculture and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Brown
Larsh, Wilford Webb and Donglas, ....
Clams-Messrs. Larwill Chambers, Midget, So.
ward and Rees. ...
The Militia Mes.rs. Meredith, Sharp, Earl, White
and Robinson.
The National Road-Messrs. Green, Gallagher,
McCung, Fudge and Pitcher.
Rail Roads-ke"rs. Nc Connell, McCrea Cahill,
Converse ard Baird.
Now -Messrs, King. Baldwin, Kelley Of
Perry Robinson and Kilgors.
The Library MeSsrs. Pitcher, Woodbridge, Hum
phreys, Curry and Reid
Public budings-MesSrs, Kelley Of Perry, ProbaS-
CO, Martin of Stark, Counts and White.
Public Institutions MesSrs Clark, Tuttle; Spindler,
Ross, and Warner.
porations-MsssS. johnson, Schenk, Warner,
Ross and Kilgore.
The Penlten.ary- -Nossrs. McClung, Bowen, Reed,
Pardee, and Okey.
Public Printing-Messrs. Steedman, Woodbridge,
Gruber, Smith and Martin of Stark.
The Public Dsht@Messrs. Henderson, Sshenk GrIs
bsr, Atherton and ODDS.
observation-disclosures. Mudget and Gallagher.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22

ment to our sins, the unasrabe event of PrOVidenOs
and the decree ofheavsu. The chains that con6ne uS
TO this condition are strong as destiny and immutnbS
as the eternal laws of God"
This picture Of mans condition is indeed most mel.
anchoy, but let us remember it is not hopeless on'
Only keep the commandments, and con6ds in the pro-
misses of the Invisible, and we shall eventually find
that The laws regulating our final redemption, will
prove to je as immutabls as those concerning our
earthly condition. IL.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22
@ o N q r. E S s.
Correspondence Of the Ohio StatssmGn.l

WASHINGTON First Monday,
Dec. 6, l64!.
The two Houses convened this morning at IL O''
clock.
There being no quorum in the Senate, the prelimi-
nary business Of the rs day postponed till Tomorrow,
on a successful resolution to adjourn
Scarcely had the House been called to ORDER and the
several resolutions Of organization passed, when Mr..
Adams, as he has been distinctly called the bald Co.
Sur of aboonism, arose, and tried TO slip in pro-
position to repeal the rule excluding abolition petitions
The announcement was received with general
laughter; but Mr. Wise, who SeemS to iaunt the old
dotard with anatlcsm, like The Bloody ghost Of Ban-
quo, promptly inIerposed, and tho old gentleman ac-
cedsd to the decision Of the Speaker and waived the
question for the present Now you may rest assured
that We shall have appeal to the "God of baltles
unless the honorable gentleman from Massachusetts
shall be kept in check; for we see most plainly from
the proceedings to-day that Adams intends abOitonism
shall be the great question of the session. And this is
Whggeryl And this is the last session of 4 party
brought into power to relieve, to retrSnch, and to
form the dstresSsS, the expenses, and The Government
of the people.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22
.sHUT THE DOoR."-rn tho .sa.on of

"SHUT THE DOOR."-In tho eeasen Of
winter, few remarks on the subject of the
above quotation may not be Inappropriate.
Much inconvenience and great mischief frs-
quenlly results from what are termed tnaing
errors, and though no very serious evil has
ever arisen, to my knowledge, from the ne
gect which 90 often requires this command,
stll il can OF be denied that much vexaton and
real Inconvenience result from it. 1t often
exci,ss, besides disagreeable feelings, hard
scodng and somelimes wicked swearing.--
IL irritstss and yexss-it makes US peeVish
end c!oss. ...r.
II is indeed, Of no trdIng consoq uence ofa
cold winters day, to see one's door open one
third or one fourth part Of the times, and more
especially when that door directly oommuni-
Gates with the wide world. More cold is ad-
mitlod in FIVE minutes than can be expelled in
two hours. Hence we are eompsllsi to a
greater consumption Of firing. and experience
the loss of comfortable feelings. ...-..
This subject may be thought triAng one
by come to lecture the world upon, in the pub
llC papers; but mistake if the majority at this
time do not feoliugly joiu me, and often cry
out tshut the door" On this subject, think
it high time TO call Ihs thoughteSs and impru
dent to an account. 10 cur houses Of public
worship, Especially since it has lately become
fashionable to be running in and out during The
whole time of ssrvice) as we'll as iu our pri-
ale dwellings, this Too common mark, Of ILL
breeding is becoming more and more obser-
vabls. 1t is inexcusablo, let il be prActsed
by whom it may, -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22
Washington, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1912.

The House went again through The prelim.
ary votes upon Adams abolition resolution
to day. Fret, q motion to lsv ii upon the ta-
bic failed, by vote Of 90 to 50; and then upon
the previous question. The resolution was sgain
Glove off by vote of95 for ihe main question
now, to 100 sssinst it.
A resolution BY Cost johnson, rescindng
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22

ORIGIN OF THE HUMAN RAeE.-The. York
Express has on flo an entirely new hypothesis
of the origin and spread ofthe human race. 1t
is slated and urged with much ingenuity.
The arguments is that Adam is a term signify
ing mau, rather than one man, and that race
Of men were created when Adam was born.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22

ATTEMT AT THE WEST. "A gentleman. sees
ing number Of cows in q Geld, observed, he
did not wonder that the grass didn't get hish
as il was cOw'd down. AgaIn--eseing cel-
lar nearly Hnished. be remarked. ii was az
sxcsllent foundation tOr a stofy,'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-22

SOMETHING OF A TRAvELLER,- The citizens
Of fcastIne, Me-, have placed marble tablet
over the remains Of the late Capt. Skinner, 10
me mory of his honesty and puuciualiy Of a
packet master. He run packe, betwsen Bel
fast and Cas,ine, for upwards Of thirty years,
end according to the inscription on the stone,
crossed the bay $4,000 times. CAstine is dis
lant from Belfast twelve miIes by water which
would make tho distance travelled in all $780,
600 miles squaltO travelling round the globe
over fourteen times, allowing ils circumfer-
ence to be %, 900 miles.
CURIOUS. Play fair end pay fare; and when
you 60 to pray, don't 60 10 prey Steel your
hearts AGAINST temptation, and don't sleal.