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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-01
THE EXCHEQUER SCHEMES.

The people now have two reports from Committees
IN Congress IN behalf of the Exchequer plan They
come to US under strong and authoritative names, and
If on no other account that, deserve at least ear
nest attention. Thus, to the sanction ofthe Commit
tees ia Congress added the Messages of the Presl-
dent, and the support of the entire Cabinet
1t is said however, that some Wings in both Hous-
es of Congress will not support the scheme, if for no
other reason for the very reason, that it has come
forth under the sanction of the President and his
Cabinet. 1t is said again that other Wings believe
United States Bank to be the only panacea of the ills
we endure. And t is feared with good reason, such
motives weighing upon mems minds, that Congress
will do nothing before they go home
The necessities Of the country, the demands of the
country, the suferings of the country-but will they
all weigh nothing in Congressional estimation 2 "A
National Bank is now national impossibillty-and
why then struggle oly for that? And if good scheme
comes from President scheme calculated to relieve
the land it will be sufficient to say that for
such a cause it should be condemned
We hope, however, wisdom will yet prevail with
the whole Wing party We hope for the best, and
shall continue to hope to the end. Public meetings
of the people should be called, among all those, who
indulge in the hope ofpreserving the unity and etcen
cy of the Wing party and it is only carrying out
of relief the currency, this unity and
efficiency can be preserved.-N. Y. Express.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-01

g5Severa articles intended for to-days paper have
been crowded out
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-01

9 EGARS-SEGARS.-The subscriber has ju
~ received large invoice of Segars, to which he
invites the attention of retailers and others. They
consist in part of the following kinds:
10000 Industrial.
10000 ID. Bustamente
10000 Ell Laberienta.
10000 Principe-Perez.
Also, small lot Of half Spanish. The above Sc
gars are all old, and will be sold very low for cash
JAMES p McKEAN,
Segar, Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Store,
No. ii, east Of Gadsby's Hotel, Penn. ay
feb 2-eo6ts
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-01

NEW MUSIC.-Just received the following pieces
l. of New Music at the old established store third
door east of 18th street, p. A.
w. FISCHER.
My Bark is out upon the deep, by O. z. Morris,
What is it as thee, heart of mincl
wandered by the brook side, words by Milne.
operate Gems, collection of Italian airs from the
works of Donizette, Mercadante, &c.
Downe's Quick Step with handsome vignete.
Military Movements do do feb23
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-01

I'M THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNITY-N NoN-EssENTIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS CHARITY.-.fgltstin
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j. HoLBRooK,
G. j. GILBERT

The Express is Wing journal, and doubtless eI-
presses the sentiments of great portion of that party
We give the opinions of all-Whg, Democratic and
Independent papers. The currency measure is mea-
sure for the country
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-01
THE DISTRICT BANK BILL

Mr.. KERR briefly urged the necessity of immedi-
ate action upon the bill to suspend the operation of
much of the act to revive and extend the charters
of certain banks in the District of Columbia in
hbits them from paying out lending out the notes
of any suspended bank or any paper currency what
ever which is not equivalent to gold and silver.
Mr.. BAYARD said that, unless the bill should be
passed. the banks could not receive pay out even
Treasury notes.
The bill made the order Of the day for Thurs
day next, and
The Senate then adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-01

RESIGNATION OF THE HON. F. PIERCE.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate the fol-
lowing letter, viz
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lums 10 be awarded, and The committee by
whom they are TO be awarded, aud for the
expense attending the discharge ollhe du.
lies herein imposed they shall draw regui-
silions un The President, selling forth, sev-
orally, the items of expense, which re-
quisiiions shall be recorded BY the Recor.
ding Secretary, and The President, if he
approves The same, shall ihereupon issue
his draft on The Treasury for The amount.
"ArticIe Is. The said Board shall also
be instructed to make efforts TO obtain
funds for the establishment of an Aericui-
tural School, in The District of Columbia,
and appur,enan, thereto, course of Pub
lie Lectures GIL Agriculture. Chemistry,
Botany, Mineralosy. Geology. and Ento-
mnlogy, US appropriate sciences to the
great business O Agricalture, which, with
The buildings and Improvements thereon,
shall, in the language Of S,nirhson, he sci
apart forever "dS an establishment for The
increase and diffusion o &aosrledge Galong
men,"
"Ar,icle l6. The Board OF Control shall
procure an appropriate seal for The Socie-
ty, TO be attached 10 diplomas or other d0cn-
menls or instruments which may be issued
TO honorary members or other persons. uu-
der the directions of the Society. They
shalIfill ali vacancies thai may occur by
death, resignation or otherwise, either in
their own body. or The list Of The officers.
10 continue until The next general meeting.
"Article IL. ln further aid of The pur.
pose Of this Society, The said Board shall
invite some suitable persous 10 establish all
agricultural publication in this city. and
shall also petition Congress for The incor-
pora,ion ofthis Society.
"Ariclc is. The FIRST general meeting
OF this Society shall be in The city Of Wash
ington. The fst "Wednesday in May next.
and thereafter al such times as The Society
may direct.
"on motion of Mr. Tory, of ilassa-
chusciis, IL was.
..Resoirea, That The Board Of Control
ofihe Society be instructed to prescn, a
petition to The present Congress Of the
UniIed Siaies TO sci apart the Smilhsouan
bequest for the purpose OF carrying out the
Society.
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eeIl pm Is ae Compute
fftsr Iiess Hes sis3l sAIss.sss Isss
as;iissnil sSf lie e0.lslipfd
;sei.l ;iisg 81 Itsc esIEllFe
4 q q ss Ts:safd
tSgSln ssse.
sei ifi@ ss EseriIpies
llibbs. irsiiTess 70
coRaE sn
siiEes e "a lSisfg ssere; no. insured.
& y. alotdec ncaery and Grocery-in
Bakes-nn. insurance, and al
El:asi hing destroyed.
ssawley's Saddley.
u. sioriecai's Auciien store. in Daviss
tb:iiiding
fienry Davis's Carriage es,abIishment-in
slretl 50, GEO on Stock, $4,000 on buildings.
A 5. Johns,ons Printing es,ahlishm, u,-ut
Insurance; loss abou, $1,000.
Roach's Livery Stables, in the rear OF Davis
buldnes-Ioss heavy, and no insurance.
N. Emaunels Conirctiouey-Sl, 500 stock
insured.
II Bruins & Co.. Shoe store-uo Insurance
Elias Polock's Dry Good store.
Two stores adjoining
t;arnct o. Anderson's Clothing s'ore-insur
ed $4,000.
Chandler & HOilis.er. saddlery-no insur.
ancc
n. S. Cummings & Co., Hardware 6 Gro.
cery-insas.d $4,000
Scou " johnson. lin DR.. Wells Brick build
ing on Brick RaRge)-no insurance on stock
building insured for $1,000.
Stevenson tE Walker, Meschan, Tailors. in
DR.. Wells Notwithstanding & stock insured.
Thorniou's Carriage s:oEc-huilding Insured
for Si5 GOO, thelonsing to l.. Shermal,,} .rocl;
fpr 5000.
Kcckley sGrucery-insured 50 600 on stock.
Antwerp & Frank. Merchant Tailors. in
Mrs. BlaGk's 5ailding. on which, there is no IN
surrnce. f. Myers, III same budng--uo in.
s,lrance on stock
J. I. Gracey. Dry Goods. in Bnatwrish, &
fcrng's building-stock insured for $4,000.
building $4,000.
Young x Sons, Jewellery. (same building
insured $4,000 on stock
Mrs. Weaver, Millinery. in Thomas Beard S
building nn insurance on stuck. aud the loss
heavy; $4,000 on building
Cohen ~ Bell. DR., Goods Cohrns build.
ing: up STATS occupied by slr Bell as dwell.
!ing-buildIns insured; 81 600 stock insured
Nr. Bell las; mos: "f !,,s iurni;ure-no insuI-
ence.
North d Co, Dry Goods insured for SIS.
600 on stock The fire was arrested at this
building.
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From de Temperanee lilsasate.

Il Desirlciire FiTc.--Uu MONDAY night the
llih inst, a5oUt one o'clock The alarm of fire
was gwen. The fire occurred III Blacksmith
shop in the rear OF Mr.. Davtss Carriage esta.
blishmeni, opposite Brick Range. and spread
on both sides. Every house or ilia, square was
burned down, except Mrs. WeddeIs dwelling.
which was saved with great difficulty From
the Soutitsrn coruer, q. a. Cummings 81 CO..
the fire spread I" the opposite corner of Brick
Range, and swept every house on Maii.strce,
up % North u Gihbes's store; leaving only
two houses on our beautiful Brick Range. The
amount OF property destroyed cunnu, be less
than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. aud our
own opinion IS, that II will prove 10 be much
,nore-perhaPs not Tar short. &c any. oi Two
Hundred aud Fifty Thousand About one hun.
dred thousand OF this is covered hy Insurance
Serenty.five thousand dollars BY the Gcorria
Insurance and Banking Company OF Augusta.
About eight or ierihousand by the Georgia Ia.
surance and Trust Company. aud SIX or eigh,
thousand by the Charleston Trns, aid lnSur
Sncn Company. There may he other insurIn-
ces. but these are all we have YET asccTtai,led
We cannot close this melancholy narrative.
without noticing the gallant. heroic conduct
displayed by Mr.. Wade Hampton it,. aud Mr.
Thomas Neville. They mounted 10 the top
: Of the buildipg occupied by MeSsrs. Sor,l, s.
sShiie the flame were sweeping down
with desela,ing fury iir Ne
) AZ the very edge OF ;h,s
asifaus m 3fssItsnsi and seized the hose
Z behind bin aud as.
W. ii siT s:itS ssss II fiasswas an alley
of egt seess ss iaeS Il isti sc paiaic them
has ~ hgae 6assis tsil hot there
tsses IA ssssi,st isll fsasa alsst s,isi,pn
fssases seSs EsJ IS 81 II ilSiHled
sssss WIS., St Sssnss aitslis.,s siS
shr2Es q as silgasgl ssgs' ElSsi assl tls
sesgj6aa u n ss s,is,I :; ,iIs ii
e&csaESi, E ssss bal uscFslInS Cod
shiesis tbesls llul siast;l, ase nj, I'll gie
isisi7iisnen nts By sbe N SiSi a;shss igsre
arrested is sssEs Eet 4. n ss,lc s :afiI.s
Tie Ssgaernl clF she af d a,,ii ,s.s. s.
slye warsYsest ct Sas sfl,c,
laa0red with IslI grsaiess seaj and ae,tv;;sy Il
carrying tho Goods iransils seges, aud ii eek.
ing 10 arrest the fs,aes.s =.
sfs beard thHe extenaipn uicYria,s.s ~, ,.ia *
tiai neasIy ,he whole Of their resptetige s,cclss
wore saved BY tic College Sildents.
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Ertraei Of letter 10 The Editors Of tn
PsnasytrGHian. dated


hort Ashhurion comes artned-wiiir the
;mns' comciIiarory disposition. some Amer
lean sympathy, aud. as fur ns personally TO
he looked Ia. a pacific minister His diplo.
matte family consists Of Mr.. Mildmay. n
brother Of Lord As sun-in. law, aud Mr..
Spcddinss, both Of them experienced pub
lic servants in The Foreign office, and Mr.
Bruce brnrher oi Lord Elgin. The com
Of The Worspite is Lnn! John Hay.
not Sir John Hay, as announced in the lu-
ielligepcer; the samo who Is Commodore
Hay, We have read Of lailerIy Us cammaud-
ing The British force which assisted the
Spanish Cris,inos in rcpclIing The force of
Dnn Carlos. They rndeavorcd 10 land at
New York. but were carried To the mouth
ol the Chcsapeakc---ihcn thought il Us well
10 land NJ Annapolis. What The special
minister : ia,trucrions are. Of course, is hest
known lu himself, But. personally. 1 re-
peat, u - believed that hr is peaccab,y
disposed.
feeling generally prevails, however il
may he partially smoihered, that tho odds
are against Us, IN the negotiation No
.nrmbc' uf the cabinet, including he Pre-
sident, has had any experience ;ni, eIcep'
the Atturue, General. aud while the pro-
iesslunai cmipcnccs Of the Secretary of
State IS conceded, vet his fitness for a wise,
mani aud patriotic. or. IN word. Amer
ican management Of the vast Interests de-
vnIved on hun per Sc. is generally doubted.
No reAecling nian ran fail TO feel nat the
state of things between the two countries
is critical. II may not end in immediate
sr early hosIili,ies; eu, TO settle perma
aenily what ~ in dispute, requires right
heart as well rs head. aud To make chronic
lSKha, is perhaps nov durable. will do no
tlsscd. Dir. Webster has one great advan-
as. The English consider him their
l6sisd, and may perhaps The rather rust
s5ai sgipre. than another For one,
Fs;sst ss gseress. tleis supposed TO look
ii 18th confidence, as the pass-
IiNurt ii which never hav-
ag sisd ifnsls use aud hnvine lost
lltsiis: tsssc csssess sle j assFally,I will add,
[snd SIEay, anxItslss sl5g. Itssts 10 have
Ebcara. Fess Iiial IL: ssI ~ tslsa not
Sllhe calm acd Essol9sS ssd 81 Is sss's
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From the Sos:A iarosiaian.
EoLrgciA, ). c., aprh ~.
TO OUR PATRONS.

The severe calsmily which has visited our
Town. sweeping away, in few hours, the
Eairest portion Of Columbia. has left US destitute
Of the means Of irmediaieI, aud successfully
carrying on our bpsiaess. We have lost all
our paper, presses, ir,Pesing stones. and great
portion OF type, amd all The office furniture I'm
siertiyesc circumstances shoT, suspension OF
the publication o! The SOUL, Caroiiuian will be
necessary. THE o,,tside form had been worked
of The evening before the fire, aud we HOW pre-
sent it TO oar reader, together with the iRside of
tho Southern Chrouicle." which the pabiish-
ers Of tha, pape have been kind enough to loan
Us, together with The use of,heir press.
Our readers were informed few weeks
ago, Of the temporary absence Of tie Editor Of
The South Carolinida. He has not yet re-
turned. He left here i'll the possession oi
handsome property in houses-the mos, conf
pe,c printing establishment in the Southern
counuy-a handsome and well supplied Libra.
r., and ever, convenience a reasonable man
could desire. But now where is II All. all
swept away! Under such circumstance. can it
be necessary-is 1t not IN insail To Their sense
ofjustice, to urge those who ,n Arrears 10
him. Immediately 10 settle their accounts IL
Leeul II unnecessary 10 say more.
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[ From he Hctumpka. { Ah Times, Of ApTile 6.
NEGRO OSTEALlNG.

Three vagabond- -lookiug fellows came
into our city yesterday afternoon IN q TWO
horse a.on. accompanied by three likely
looking uegro fellows, which they offered
for sale. The conduct of the men at once
excited suspicion, and they were closely
watched by severa! Of our citizens. AT
ter making several Intellectual attempts to
sell The negroes. they took them TO the op.
posie side nf,he river where the steamboat
Gen. Gaines was lying, for the purpose of
embarkiue for Mobile. The suspicion o:
nur citizens becoming confirmed that the
negroes were stolen. the three men were
arrested, and on examination before n
magistrate gave their names rs Henry G.
Jones. Henry billiard and Joseph billiard,
of Monroe Co.. Geo, aud confessed that
the negroes in their possession were the
property ofPcier Randall Of the same coun-
~. The negroes acknowledge themselves
The property Of Randall. and that they
were en,iced away by the above named
persons. They were all commiited-,hc
thieves 10 take their trial. and the negroes
10 await ,I,e demand of,heir owner. They
also acknowledged that the horses in their
possession were stolen. uni among their
"plunder" was found small pair of bride
bits, Sith n Peice oreoi,ou plough line al
tached. nicely rolled up, so as TO be easily
carried III the Pockcd aud ready for use.
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bic, bin. as in the affair OF Mcleod, which
he utterly runed--lurned clear right into
an irrecnyerabie wrong-some iimidity,
weakness or rnisstep, will enable the Bri-
,ish once more to hold US up before the
world as in the wrong, when we ere over
whclminSly right.
This is painful reflection. alany think.
Mr.. Adams. understand among others,
that war is inevitable, the only relief OF
our embarrassed candiiion-ihat the TOR
moil of conflict and its possible triumphs
will be our hes, relief. Such has often
been The desperate result of desperate diff
fculties.
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LIBERTY fliLi. 9Th April. 1912.
FESllE EGsefeld Squadron of Cavalry,
L is hereby ordered 10 parade al Edgefield
C.. H.. on Saturday the 9Th day Of May next,
q, half past ten O'Clock in the forenoon. armed
aud equippe'! for review and drill. The res.
prc,ive Captains o. Companies are charged
with the extension OF this order 10 their com.
mand. The commissioned and noncommis.
stoned officers will meet The day previous for
instruction and drill
L. II. MUNDY. Ii. Col. Comd'g.
+. S. Caratry.
April l3 d II
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AGRICULTURAL cosvxsrlox II oroncn.


The "Gieanlm:s Of Husbaniry," contains
recommendation for az Agricultural Conven-
ton in this state The mporulnce Of the nea-
sure wIll no doubt be appreciatelhy the planters
and iaImers Of Georgia. especially n, this lime.
The editor saws. ..itwould be most desirable 10
na e the intelligent Turning class, those who are
actually ensIgcdIn Agriculture. fully repre-
seDlcd on such an occasion.' Cotton a;,irce
or four cents pound, that too in deprecated
currency perhaps, will awake the planters from
the cotton mania, thol has too long encIIained
their energies. aud arouse Them TO unite their
endea,o ors. and associa,rther efforts 10 improve
the soil is we'll u their annual income in the
most encouraging and profitable manner Al
such convention every subject, connected with
agriculture may be discussed. and county rs.
sociatons formed and organized. 10 promote
the agricultural interest OF the State To nc.
complis.. tie object. county meetings should be
called 1nrins the summer. and delegates up.
pointed 10 meet III convention in November
next at Nlillcdgeville, say on the second Mon
day OF that mouth. Members elected to the e.
silairire. II planters, could be appointed dele.
gates.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEEIEIn nISrRIrT

BY OLIVER TOWLES, E~1ui,c
I'D Ordinary of Edeelield District.
Whereas, John I. MITCHELL hath an.
piled 10 INC for Letters OF Administrator
de bonus non, on all and singular The goods
andchnlels, rights and credits of john
Mitchell Ialc of,hc District aforesaid, de.
ceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adnon.
ish ni! and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors Of The said deceased. to he and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District TO be holden at Edpefcld
Court House on the 25Ih day of instant.
1912. 10 show cause. if any. why the said
Administration should not he eranret..
Given under my hand aud seal this Il,h
day Of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty two. and in the sixty-sixrh
year of American Independence.
o. TOWLES, O. T.. d.
April II 1912. 81 I24 b IL
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aaYmENEAL
Tic siiken tie that binds t,so mitiius hearts.
MARRIED.

In Savannah. on the 9Th inst. by the Rcvd.
Bishop Elliott. Col. JAMES p CARROLL. OF
EdgefeId, S. c., to bliss ELIZA ASciAUx. daugh-
ter of the Hon. Jno. Mcpherson B.rrien OF the
former place.