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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

'7 V"T-I --1--7 T0IT T0 L1T0Tn U-7T0I 01 va
- - rin1, Mfrch7lh, lsl&
IpHN MCNEIL, ~ the city u Riclnond having fled a
- petition prsying thai he may be dccisr.d bankrnft
-otrf t lhaf al persons claiming On 30 croIt0rf N
IN .al l"nn Mcneil show Co The cOurt on he ION
. A-tl ncf WHY the ssd John Mcneil 10 net drrlafed
.uH pursuant toAe act Of Congress ir mat ueIsIf,
CODY ~ thia order h0 published In m nswspa.
| ''-0'' Ans i1 ihc -. aui 4ith rules OF count
| ra 80. copy. 1ere,
| -t-i Waw HENRY cruaoN St,L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

IN United states Court fof TIC Elstrfn D-frcf of Viz
r.uH. Do march, 1922
(NAPlES IRVING. offtc county of Buc kiorbafi. AZ
- jog MED petition, prayug f1f Doc may he declared a
bahkfuri " b. ordered. That an persons cisifnrr 10 DO
cfcioiH % tle said Charles Irving show cause 10 Oh
CONT on the 1ih dly ~ April next Why The saI Charr.
i'na ne noi arei bankrupt pursuant I've act ri
'onGcss BOO un behalf. suihat copy Of this urIcr hs
puDsci 1 he nowsgapcrs, according 10 the ~ ana 2
rules Of court. ConV-Tfsfe '
fnh lO-w5W' HENRY GIBSON OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

JOHN HUNTER. &C.
VinolNIA-AlG qi5s h99lo NE I,s7I..5's once .

VIRGINIA Rules hGldin The tirfs's Ufice ofihs
Circuit superior Couu ofIaw and ChanceTy, for ihs
county Of curco and city Of Richmond on the ChaueeTy
side the 7 Gay of February, lSi2RichaTd Ando rson,
plf against Eucuc Blir, Juhn Minor Blair nnd Archanr
Bar, The widow and children Of Archibald BlaiI, dccd
and oihe dsfs.
The Defendants above named not having cncrcdtheiT
pcafanoc and gwen security, according the Act Of
fcmty and tho Rules OF this Court, aud appearing hy
Satisfactory evidence, that they Inhabitants Of tn
Conference.-The " 10 ordered That the said dcfsn, anis
Do appear atthc Rules hc held the FIRST Monday
nctt and answer The i ofthc planh and that copy
this order hc forthwith Inserted In newspaper putt
hHhed tn tie city of Richmond, for months success
svcy and athc front door the Capitol in the sad
city. A cory. TcsC,
ie o-dN9w WIN C SANDS, Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

III ue Ohucl STATES tOuf iJrtIe bf-ftfu Disu,t -
- .... glnta, March ~. 1872.
II 'CHARp r. BURFORD, n the town Of Lvnctby,y
~ haVnE hed petition, praying haf he NAV ks toci-
eda bankrupt " BE- ordered thar ai prra1us O. II,- g.
be- creditors of NE said Richard Butiori SHOW e,.s ~
The court on the l2i day NJ Mag next why the ssf al
arr Buffori be not dec'arcdd bankrupt pur.lpf II, IT,
ac ~ Congress BOO that behalf AMI that % COW III mia m
Dor Pc pu5lshed in TIE Newspapers according 10 hc -
aud @ith rules Of court
Copy-Tesfe.
mr. " w5w HENRY GIBSON. ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

In the United Court fc- lie C.s-rn Dsirf OF Viz
-. - sine, 18Th March, 1852;
TAaES JOHNSON. Of the CITY OF Riehncri having
t.ed petition prsvr= h1t ne may be Gee rea bans.
tu u j. ciuct Ell, ihai ell persons c.ngg he cre,ii
tors OF ne al! james Johrson shov Cause 10 The court
on ue -fh Apri next, why the said James johnson Dc
o' bat iC rurt uaut "a inc act II Congress
That Behalf aud that copy OF this he published IN
me newspapers according 20 the s2l and .sh rules Of
A COW. T,sfe $500 -
NH q WOW HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
A COPY ToTc,
ia 81 WOW II. ELDRiDGE, c. G =. e.

NTtRGIN1A: A. Rules hold In the Clerks Ofco Of tho
V Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccy for tho
county IenTirn CITY of Richmond the Chance
side the 7th lay u february Bstrangei plii
against William Sooon and sally w his WIFE, and other
dchs.
Tho dcfcniinia above named not having cnoi cd thcr
appearance and given security according TO INC act ~ a.
reniy and tho kulca II his Court, and appearing, by
s,ts,ctory evidence that they not Inhabitants of ths
Conn ouwca It's ordered, That the said defendants dp
appoar On c Rules 10 he held the frat Monday u May
nest and answer c t 81 the plaintiff andthat cory q
s o,dcr hc forthwith inserted newspaper pub.
shcd n tc civ Richmond, Tor months succesfivc.
v and posted At tc front door the Capitol in The said
~ vov '' WIN a. sANps Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

III "e 'nutu 5atcs our To- tue Di.ftt 90
- rinia. March IS, I q.
IoIN 4. TuRPlN. q me tawn Of LynchburT having
~ L'cd petition, praying that he may be derIarct
Ddnkfup' u BE- ordered, tiat al persons cIsnipg T bc
cteInors u ne sa.i John Turpn, show cause 10 he
gurton uie TN Jay oi May next, Why the said I,hn A
lurpn he not declared bankrupt pursuant 10 Inc scf +
congress n ihai behalf and that copy OF ibis o,ier b
l fulos Of court 80 ai'i NiUI
mr. lG v5w 'TrN1v cty-,.>. ,...-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

la the baei >ttcs Cns, the District OF Nlr
- rtEia. n Norfolk. March %, lSie
'llloS. NEkNsLSON. Of tbs county OF Nansemcnd
having med peu;iou, praying tAli he may be dec
"a srupt u Is ordered tia all persons claiming
be steters Of ie said Thomas Neruclson. show cause
L. The Court On the 81 ia, II Nay Term mex, whv the
sui lhnmis Ncrnelso1 should not be i,clarsd bank
Tupt pursuant - the act %! Cocsrccs IN behalf aud
that coqy OF THIS order be Published "a the nsvspspeI
according TO nc p sGd 9Th rules OF court.
CoP.-rcsle,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

Va The United States Court for tue Easfcrn Dstrtt ~,
- Rluis, March ~, 1912
EDWARD VALEN TINE. Of the county or Cooetia,..
II haNrg NED petition praying that he may be teci,r
edA bankrupt BE- ordered thar al persons claim ne 10
be creditors Of the sails EfWari Valentine show cause f
he court on the Ism Day 81 April next Why the ssd = g.
ward valentine be not declared bankrupt purg5rt o.
the set Of Congress zoo that behalf aud that copy of
order be published in the newspapers aceordnr III "a
and 4ith rules fcourt.
copy. Teste
nh l6-w5w HENRY CrnSoN s.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
In Tie United states Court for Tie Eastern Us;Tcf of VIZ.
- GINA. FEB. =. lS41
mr. WOW Henry srn.oN. or.

In the Uned states C0uI lr TIC EafcTn Dls5cf OF VIZ
- .. &C., EiEi, Isl March, lSi2
EDWIN WHITE, Of the couLty Of Hr.nsSi-k havl,-
n MED petition praying that he may be declared
biukrurt. tie oricred thar all persons claiming 10 be-
Creditors olihe said Edwin White, 80 show case 10 he
court on the Isl q April why said iu White he
moi declared bankrupt pursuanto Of Congress N
ta behaIi and that COPY OF this order be published n
Tue newspapers according the 22i aud gith rules Of
Court Copy Testc " 5000 ~
mi wJN' HENRY GIBSON Cpk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

In the United States Co1r Tor The E.eeTn DstTcf ID w
~ 49, ciuia, Feb. -. isi2
JAMES CAMPBELL. Of me county OF Chsrloite b,yio,
tlci poon pray Ing that he may be dec Jared sGI
ruf u D. ordered that al persons claiming be efeio
Of TIE said James Campbell show cause 10 the co,rt on
me Jh day of March why the said James Campbc be NJ
uecnci bankrupt pursuant % the q Congress tn
that behalf and that copy q this order be published Ia
The newspapers according the Z2d ami bi,h rules of
court. Couy-Teete " - ~
nrl w5w HENRY GIBSON OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

SPRING DRY GOODS.
I'h6 surrcttpur - now receiving and will continue o
- ieeeNe by every arrival, his s.osk OF Sprn. Dry
Oct "a, wlie', he wilt eel low tor eash ! ~
SIN sh-,'"s snJ r.ssS -
Georgia >ank-en
Straw, Mans end Florence rr,tle r-nrsta
blscS a'.d Cclurei silks
Cahcoes ~ Al prices
Hosiery, Goves, etc. IRCuSSINGIAN
NH L. Cbe,p :, 81 49,, -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

In thc Incd States Court for the Eastern District of Viz
- - GINA March 81. iSiG
lUSAu =. hoBlNETrE, OF tie County OF Bedford,
having MEDIA peton praying that he may be dec arcd
abankrnt " is ordered thar all Persons ca ming 70 be
creditors 81 The said josiah Robnce show cause 10 The
court on the I'm NAY next why the said Josiah Rob-
nee DC not Zee AIRED bankrup. 10 The
e'ess IA that beai and that copy Of this order be rub
rules Of court $3.50 $50"
copy T,sir,
NH p w5w HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

In the United States Court for the Ea-tern District Of VIZ
Euis, 10 ~ March, l-i2
a BRAHAM CADnOZO, OF the county OF Povhafsn
ha'iLs hed petition praying that hc NAV be dec ar
ei bankrupt Is ordered thai ~ persons clalnin. I,
be creditors Of the said Abraham Card n show cause
~ me court on ie I'm Nav why the said Abraham
s'dozo be not declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the act
congress IN that behalf amt that copy Of this Older he
rules OF court.
Copy. Tes;e.
nhI w5w HENRY GIBSON. CPk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

nte United aies Couu or E,,lein Disif.c Of VIr
- cnii. 2-th February. 49,
DENJAMlN WYATT. Of tho county Of Csfnrheu i,yi,g
- filed petition. praying that he may be declared
bihsfupt " is ordered That a persons claiming 10 be-
creiiors OF The SAID BENJAMIN Wyatt lp show carsc t
ne court on the bFh ~ March why the sal Beuanuo
Wyatt bc not declared Bukruvt pursuant f1 au sr (
C'nsrfsin mat behalf amt that copy this or Der be
puhifei n the newspapers according 10 the 2lianf 2
rulc- ~ Court copy. Tcsic
ma wjw HENRY GIBSON ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

In the United States Cur-. Tor the Eastern ptsret ~ Vir
siHis. n Norfolk, March S.h, 1872:
fNHAElES MARTIN. Cone OF the late firm of M,r.
- tea s. -. q elizabeth cav ~ Of the Rorai4a Of
Nort'iE, hiyas hie Poiiea prayin1 ihst nc NAV be
declared BirkrJpt u t-cfdsgcd al persons
ng 10 be CREDITORS OF tAe sati ChNres Martin slow
eusc ~ tac -oIrt che ST day of Mly rc uex;. Why
the SKID charles MARTA stoGli be d>c,tes 5ank-
rpt rutsisn 70 The Gct OF Congress 10 that behalf and
s cory 90, h,a order hc nshish.d in the pewsrspcrs
according 20 tae III s1dHuh rules OF count.
Ccpy-Tcstc,
- wsw A rOwUrey ClS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

Rochester, May 4th, 1898.
For sale by A. G.. STEVENS
&C lI-clof
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

Inihe Intcd satcs COln or Inc efn d srict oil VIZ
~ GINA Feb 2S,n l-i2:
\NILLlAM PERKINS,, ofthe county Of Henry h,vins
w MEL petition rTaying that he may be declared
Binsiupt: - ordered That all persons Claiming 10 10
creditors or the SAID WIN Perkins cause 10 hts cont
on TIE - day Of Nay next. WY the said William Pe.< ms
De not declared Bankrupt pursuant act OF Congress
10 mat behalf; and that copy Of this order be published
III the newspapers, according totbe ed and zfh Tue
court cory. Tcge. S W
NH Nov HENRY GIBSON Clk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31

la the United states Court, thc E,Eern Dsteto
Einis, March I. 1872
Jesse L. RURkOWES. OF the county OF Culpepcr,
~ having filed petition that he be decst
hankrup u II ordcie that all persons claiming be
Sre',ors OF the said Jesse Burtowes, show
the court the 9th dsy OF April why the said Jesse
Bur owes be not Ie elied bankrupt pursuant the
act OF Congress IN that behalf and that OF this
be published IN the newspapeic according TO the 2d and
2ilh rules OF court.
mr vsw HENRY GIBSON OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-31
Acopy-Tes,c,

NiRGiNlA-At rules held In the CLERKS Offce OF tla
" Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chanecry, for
Pcwhaan County, from the TO the Sh day of January
ln the year lsi2Wm hsskins, pltf; against John ii
pay and Samuel Drake, dcfcndants-fH Chd.eery.
The defendant John II Day, not having entered his ap-
pcarancc and given sccuTiy according the act of A..
seinhy and the Rules OF this Court and appearing Inv
satisfactory evidence that he 10 nhsbnant of mi.
Commonwealth: On the motion OF the plaintiff by mis-
COUNSEL Is ordered, e the Eaid John n bay appear
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
correspondence Of the state sentinel.
WASHINGTON. N,Rou o1ef2

WAsHINCToN, March 1872
Observation-Disclosures has been but little business
done ~ either branch o. the Legislature Of the
Nation this week H. the House tie time has been
taken ~ N the receipt Of petitions. and small
sPrlHkie 81 ec0nomi>ing discussion IN committee OF
tie whole. IN the Senate Yesterday. Nr. Clay
made rs retreuchment and tariff speech. Il wa
looked To with some interest as probably develop
ING the course tine Clay portion of the wing party
would pursue ia the coming elections. | pom the
subject o. the tariff he took 10 some time I'm the
repetition o. the old threadaas tariff speeches.
whc ca have been rung occasionally in the ears Ofthe
people since tue year ls2i Ut the close Of MS re-
marks on this head, however, the auditory was not
a little surprised at his declaration. that ''he tcas
utterly opposed % proieciire tariff This was
certainly unlocked t1r declaration. But he said
he wanted TO be distinctly understood. and not mis-
represented. That he was for tariff only
thai II IN its levy Incidental protection would
SUI. a a consequence, u would be Well but the
tar II should be land with To revenue only.
Thus you see the great leader Genounces pro-
tective tariff. wonder II be has not caught the
magnificent idea Of discriminating tariff from the
Address ct the Wing members OF the Leg Stature oi
Indiana nat sublime idea \ discriminating
tariff. WHY. really. tins reminds me of what used
70 be- said Of General Jackson's udlcious tariff.
winch think all VIII admitto he a de Unite as dis
cri0tmafng tariff. This deca ration of Clay shows.
that II hIS position IS honestly taken. there Is but
little difference between tie parties as to a tariff
Al admit, wings aud democrats, that a tariff for
rcrcaue is constitutional and proper and all | be-
Iieve. without eption. favor the levy
Of revenue tariff, Of making proper discrimina-
ton. We. the democrats, want the heavy tax LAID
on the Injuries, whilst the light T. aId on the ne
ccssarics Of life. so You may set down, that the
only difference now CT wing professions are true J
That the democrats wish the land revenue re-
turned to - proper place. rigid and strict econ
omy practised the balance of the they are
ready and willing To rise By a tariff. Whilst on
the other hand the wings, wish the and revenue
surrendered. cxtravagant expenditures, &c sc. so
A. by these means. to create large deficit as
poss Die, to be made up 10y what they VIII then call
Il revenue tariff.
rJaice that their positions are now before the
people. Let them choose cooy calmly and dis
passionately. And when they have pronounced
their verdict. the record will Dc made and exacu-
ton as ardcd accordingly
In haste, Yours, X.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
From he Nelr Iort Rerala.


he dominant party came into power amld-t 4
great clamor against debt supposed 10 exist. The
mist thing they did was 10 call an extra session.
spend $1,000 600 additional give away nne branch
o revenue that of the public lands. and increase the
debt against winch they camored, slO.OUb.001.
The pol cy OF increasing the debt has been thwaTted
only by the utter Imposs5ity to borrow. and
last and only resource, they are thrown back upon
the tariff. Mr. Clay has resorted 1t for rea-
sons-hrst, that 1t Is impossible To borrow and
second. because il fayors the high tariff views Of
the aristocratic party The fifth and sixth reso-
lutions introduced by Mr. Clay, clearly show this
origin Tor the change IN policy. They are Us fol-
lows:
Resolred, That the provision in the act If the
extra session for the distribution Of the proceeds OF
the public lands requiring the operation OF that act
TO be suspended the contingency of higher
rate Of duty than twenty per cent, ought = be re-
pealed.
Resolrcd. That it is the duty of Government
at all times, but more especially such
as now exists, Of general embarrassment and pecu-
mary Distress to abol sh all useless institutions and
ofices-tn cuFtail all unnecessary expenses, and TO
practice rigid economy
II the object il really to produce rigid economy,
in order to make the burdens as light as possible IN
period Of general embarrassment and pecun Try
distress" why persist IN squandefng the $4,000
600 annually received from The proceeds of the pub
lie lands Simply because by doing, the i'm port
duties will be increased TO the extent thereby
acting as bounty TO the manufacturing classes, aud
oppression To the consumers OF goods. The plea
of relieving the States by the distributions is alb
surd. The following table is from the reply of the
Secretary of the Treasury, in TO a call from
the Senate, showing how much each State would
have received had the law been in operation in Sil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

The packet ship Hendrick Hudson. arrived at
New York On the evening of the LIT. Instant She
brought london paper, 10 the 18th inclusive
The news II the Creole case arrived m Liver
pool By tn Cunard steamer on the 18th January.
The London Times. 4 government organ, pronounc-
I'd the clam OF the United states ter the surrender
81 the negroes oi The Creole perfectly preposierou-.
NJ. Hume. the celebrated liberal member of
Parliament and friend OF free trade d.ed the 6sth
year OF hisage.
lhe Turkish government he's announced il IN
fention 10 commence hostilfies AGAINST Greece IN
II days. unless Is demands are complied with
FENALEs n Coat MiNrs IA English paper
ststes that an effort is beng made 10 put an end
10 the practice of employing fnai-s the disgust
~ and la50rous drutg'ry of Norking IN the coli
leFies The system traught with crime aud
misery. that every well wlsher h.s fellow man.
on becoming acquainted with the enormty OF the
evils attending the custom must icel interested ~
Is aboi shment as Il tends not only to deinorazs
the unfortunate beings. whose degraded position
subjects ihem 70 every possible degree of insult aud
injury. bnt, by removing woman from her proper
element. depriv-s man 0' that enjoyment they are
alone capable Of adding 10 domestic arrangements
Fs,Ncr.-Papers fiom Pars 20 tic sih have been
received. The Natonll Of the Eth contains an ac-
of fight bet veen two reg ulents Of Gar
rison of PARIS. The combltan,s were about 200o
IN number. and were armed mostly by sabres. but
some with bludgeans. Several were severely wound
ed bnt none killed. Some four hundred students at
tempted a demonstration ihe Liberation Of the
hbbe dc Lammcnois. they marched through the
streets with shouts of''D Dwn with Guzot. down
with the Peers Long live Bammencais." &c..
but were soon dispersed by the Municipal Guard.
la Prose- says taat the GOODNESS which had arisen
between France and Rlssir vas su5sding.
Spain : about to organlzs her National militia.
to be formed Of the young, tAe unmarried aud the
widowers.
THE jury SYSTEM measure fpt the intro
duciion of this system into Hungary, has been re-
Jccted by the Hungarian Diet.
The births in Austria during 1910, am united to
S31 .0i0-deaths. 6J5. SO.
During 1910. 10 persons died in Austria, who
had attained the age OF 100.
The Caledonia steamship had been out twenty
four DAYS at the latest dates aud the most gloomy
approximations of her loss begin To prevail. About
the time when she should nave approached the
coast of America the 1874 MI. the stormy
weather WAS prevalent. The papers all along the
northern coast Halifax are filled with accounts of
the disasters of the storm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

RcsoIred. That the Editors Of all the newspapers
along the Inc of the road be requested to give pub
LEFTY 10 the proceedings of this convention and the
report Of y. g. Palmer TO the mass meeting OF
Marion county on the subject Of the road
Which report read aid the resolutions were
severally adopted with great unaniinity.
The convention WAS addressed on several reso-
utions by Messrs. West. Palmer. Branham. of JEFF
erson, Roland. Herod. Nawter. Covert aid Morris.
The Court House was crowded with citizens oi
the county, who by their vote concurred almost
unanimously IN the proceedings of the convention.
JAMES BLAKE, President.
H. b. b. k H I Secretaries.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SIC. 10. The Board d
purchase foreign and domes-
tic hills. for The purpose Of
Transmitting me public .fuRdS.
and 10 pay uS creditors, and
for no ofhcr purpose lchat-
crcT.
SIC. II. All the payments
made by the ENcheqner to
be made IN gold and silver,
or with the consent Of the
Commissioners. IN treasury
notes, or certificates OF de-
posiic. The dues to the 90
vernment may be paid M
specie. certificates. treasury
notes and bills Of ban - Inn
mediaielv convertible into
specie. At the place where
received. The Board and
lis agencies Ia strike weekly
balances with all the banks
IN their meighboIhood. AID
settle by actual payment.
No individual ever To- te al
lowed L. contract a debt with
the ENchcqncr
Src - No agency t. re-
ceive the dePoSitcs OF lnd'-
Vldual> without the assent of
the STATE where established
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
s76,459,5so
Loss

Here then. WAS loss of three and htlf 20 lions
Of specie the country. IN the ten years winch pre-
ceded Jacksuns war upon the currency. and al
n time too, when the balance of trade Wa sci dom
against this country and two three times in ~ IA
vor Let us see what change was brought about by
the Jacksonian policy IN spite o; the reduad nj err
culation of the Banks, and the extraordinary IN
crease of importations which accompanied IT.. jack
sons experiments" commenced IN 1852. the YEAR
of the Bank vetol and, it may be SAID, continued
down to lS:}9, when the permanent suspension ot
the Southern and Western Btnks took place ihS
constituted period of seven years. and exhibits
the following result
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

Src. II The Board and
its agencies 10 settle nj least
weekly with all the banks
ia the neishborhood The
Board and al IL agencies al
all times To limit their ISSUES
20 the amount of specie ac-
iuallv on hand 10 redeem
them
sc. IL. The Board and
H. agencies 10 keep separate
and distinct sets Of books
One for transactions respect
ing the public revenue. and
the other for those Of ex-
change and individuals
SIC. IL. Similar toeection
10 Of House ball
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

From this, the extent Of the L" relief" IL seen N
a glance. Pennsylvania is deficient three Millions
aud would receive 81 900. Indiana l. deficient
$500 600, and is to get $4,000 The argument
that 1t Is relief 10 the States falls 10 the ground
The fact IS that it is relief to the manufacturers
by aiiordIng pretext for taxing the many for the
ben tit of the few. There IN the United States
5,o0O,0U0 of active people, employed IN the different
pursuits. according II the late census OF these
10 per cent. 10000 employed in manuiac-
lures Of all descriptions. These people want the
remalng 100000 to pay additional taxes for their
exclusive beneiit-or, IN other words, they wish to
compel them to buy only of the manufacturers, in
this country. by turning TO the table We
get the value of all the goods manufactured in the
United States. 70 them we have added The value
of the same articles Imported in the year, form
ing the following table =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

A LAND SLIpE-We learn from the Picayune
that land slide recently occurred at Algiers, op-
posite New Orleans. on the Mississippi. which did
serious injury. and may do much Bells ten
pin alleys are carried away, with several houses.
The W Illow Grove house. all but the upper story .
is immersed IN water. The outer evcc. We learn j.
also gone, so that there is no calculating on the
evil consequences which may follow. NJ lives
were lost. The citizens of Al-ers were taking the
most active arrest the further progress Of
the evil.