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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-23
NEW GOODS! NEW GaODs!!
K9ry GO0ds.

Cing Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Harcar Groceries,
CrocEery, Glassware, Drugs and .Uedicine &c. g.,
Bought reduced prices greatest expressly
for the this and sell wheat
prices that fail general satisfaction.
yourselves l." p SANGER d Co.
Ottawa June 81, 1872
Country Merchants can be supplied with HATS and CAPS
bought ST. Louis and warranted to be equal
OIlCEThe partnership heretofore existing under the Pa. W.
A. Sanger Co. and Sanger
All indebted whose
paid satisfactorily arranged before the Goth day
their and will be placed proper officers
collection.
Ua and Flour will be received the highest market price,
and also by Y,
Ottawa July !, l2.--5G /. p. SANGER & CO.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-23
DIR. p. ScIlcrIrlcrIlorn

OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
~ aens of Ottawa and vicinity. Office on
Columbus street, between Canal and Clinton.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-23
NJ A n SION Il 0 i S L
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,

Ottawa, La Sale Comfy, Ill
yEviE subscriber having taken this commodious
a establ hmentrecently kept by Ware d lew
is al the southeast corner of the Public Square,
has materially improved its arrangement for the
accommodation of customers.
The situation is pleasant and central, being
contiguous to the Post Office and Court House.
and in the business part of the town. A daily
line of stages arrive and depart for the East
and West.
Private families who desire spending a short
time in this vicinity, will be furnished with par
Tors and chambers, calculated to please the fancy,
aud render comfortable the most iasidious guests !;
and Travellers will always find those accommodate
tons which are always desred,--and the strict
attendance of servants.
1t would be superluous to add that the table
and bar will always be furnished with the choicest
viands and liquors; and with wisl. and exertion
on his part to give entire satisfaction to those
who may honor him with a call, he anticipates
liberal share Of public patronage.
e. b. WARE.
Ottawa, Nov &c, 1884, 27--tf.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-23
N T W G @ 0 D S.

j. az Nh. Abraham,
Deqltrsia Dig Cunt, Grocries, and Hpdtc~c,
Peru, Illinois,
EAVE just received per steamer Embassy, de
4 A rect from New Orleans anl offer for sale
cheap for Cash OF Wheat,
8 Hogsheads Sugar,
IL Sacks Coffee,
IL Barrels Molasses,
~ Boxes Raisins,
Peru, MAY 30 ls42. LII.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-23
COUGH LOzENGES,

Which are the safest and most eifcctual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption Whooping
Cough, Asthma, &c. ever offered to the public.
They Operate by promoting expecturaiion, aay-
ing the imitation Of Coughing, and removing the
cause Of disease
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
MORE PAPERS IN WASHINGTON.

The "IEpER," which was formerly published IN
Alexandra, has been removed 10 Washington
DIR. Martin, who was ovictod from the State De.
parlment by Mr. Webster, has issued prospectus
for a new weekly at Washngton-to he pub.
lished early in June.
Both Of these arc Locofoo)s, and designed, we
suppose, TO aid Blair and Kendall; or Il may be,
they arc the embryo organs Of some Of the various
Loeofoco aspiranis Tor the Presidency. Dr. Martin
was born, We believe, in the land Of ebiyoIry--ol
'eovrse, he will support Mr. Calhoun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
m. n Tho, Thu. =, r.. Auditor Of Public Account,
VALUABLE ALBEMARE LAND
Ron SAL

by virtue Of deed ~ trust executed IN m.
-. WIZ IN, 81 Hanover county, the 9Th March
asi' Tor certain purposes therein specified vh5rh d
hts becn duly admitted 10 Tceord-we ofIer ar ,,,,
u one thousand acrcsof land, OF very super,r ,,ii,
ynf 20 hbemarle county, the slope Of CARTER, ,no
A' ann on the road leading from willie IA " sc
we being about nine miles ffom the former ane 20 ,
ogi the later place Tits valuable farm is selected
bi'l'h OF IN. bcnhcim estate. lately owned by James
ROSS hsT About 400 in fine forc-f ,r,1 80
.lnslnder embraces about i61 of nat capabe ~,
nelnt converted into good meadow land The tr,rf 4. ~
ltauy allrtciio the growth of wheat tobacco 80 -,
ampie paicnar description b. deemed unncceqs,,y ~.
ult estate o. wei known IN Albcmarle aud as ~ 80
s. 10 purchase will ~ presumed, judge om actual
i .p,o'on rue terms will be one third cash or eguva
i,' ln CASH aud the balance aud two wears 800,
nt interest rom Tic day Of salciho deferred paynenis
p ID. secured ~ bonds, with approved securing mi
ieei o. tu-t on The land Should Tie ruuces house,,
uo chhuIci 10 make tho necessary arranacnents 49,
purchaser "'''""'o 10 the
~ eommun,h atoms addressed To the undersigned nj
Nchmond Wit be promptly auendedto
Jas HEATH
40 sELDEN MACON
W.. 20 VI ntrt Trustees Of Miles Macon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
Your ob't serv't,
JOHN NJ. GREGORY.

Hf' 1t should he remembered that the nc, of Dorr
and ms followers, in attempting to subvert the ex
listing constitution, which finds an apolosist in the
Enquirer, would, If committed in Virginia, subject
the offender to DEATH 1t is expressly declared trea
son by our law
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
DEPARTURE OF THE ATLANTIC srrA.
MERS
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMoNp--M..oo o
High water, this dny 5, o,cIock p A.
ARRIVED.

hhhiNED,
Bug Virginia, Jordan, Orleans, via Notfolk
Sehr Eliza Warren. Read, Hoilowell.
SAILED,
Sehr Virginia, Chambers, Norfolk
Schr Susan Louisa, York River.
bacco. 'o'e, eo-
Sehr Helen, Mar. Baltimore.
sehr Felicity, HAPPIER, Norfolk.
sehr fastoro, Creighton, Elkton, coal.
Inc sehr Marion, benson, loaded with coal for
o. ndwleh, ran on an old wreck below Rnlston 4
t'easanIs' wharf, aud ut low water capsizedw,s,II
nave to discharge her cargo before she can be-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

"Hsss Z tAs great Ksatnshy n.,,o-- -, An IN
have 10 shin hs cage he q too nsar lhs M,,.ous..
um--ffets himself awful
Nov look at us-~e are the gtea, solar q DOSE
yes the solar Goose They tried to cut our
plays brighter for such hattaeks and the o,,erer 4,
grows the ishsrer We hy. Strike up musoi"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
HENRY CLAW

A Wing meeting has been held at Augusta, Ga,
al which HENRI CLAY was nominated as the pco-
pies Candidate for the Presidency Of the United
states. The Hon. r. Ii. Wilde, Peter J. Boisclear
a. ). Miller, and c. J. jenkins, were appointed
delegates to the Wing State Convention, to be held
In June neSL-Char. Cour. .Moy %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
MARRIAGEs.

~ mpSt'ed, On Thursday, the 9Th Nav. 1912 bv
me Key; a y Pollock, DE- John d Hsryie. Of tbs
90 90 o. I2wsstsn, to Miss Mary Elzlbeth. dsueS.
CO. uessoay tbe 2l!h insl., by the Rev. Pbil,p
TAYLOR, oil Of this city. '''''' "''AN MN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

.. es'9,igay morning, Of dysentery, MAY, daueh.
soo,ot E9.nrd r. and Frances Martin; oged one
I've 9 her funeral this morning, At 10 o'clock. from
,ics '''he'' residence, street, without farther no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
DORIS SWnRn

As this weapon bids fair to be famou, in ,,o,v
we copy its history from the P,ovid.ne. Io,,n,I'
Ma. DoRRs Swoap.-Nr no,,I.
flourish last Monday, about hi, sworJ uhiD se nv
Grew ana honrshed IN most fearful Runner. and
told great story about its having be onreJ tn nm
oInee, . who is'i lighting for his eOu"uy. This
died OF dysentery on the passage from 81. Maj.
to Providence, and oil tho blood tina, was ever upon
u. would not wet the point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
AUCTION CARD

pf lalt THIS hOuu g, May 26ih o9rnmobc ing Al
d. 80 Nwluin dOoTAl Cutlery, Hardware Fancy
80. - ~. stc D. vel 70 rhy ~ attention Tho Goods
ia b " ln good orle', ADD The great sacrifice made
nv yet'riiy'a Fal0 should be- aroaf Undue efueuf
~ '-e in Nant Of bsfgsf attend Tic fsl,oee CtIe
, WV pc poavey az sod To-day sale rosiiivc FOR
oi.n' siu"nt feaardto fher
wa y Ii1OEa a HRoInER ALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
REDEEM YOUR LAND.,T

rr,uous.>ns RicmNoSD, l2h Way Iss2
toNhs were sold for taxes under Tho Revcnu. -.
OF virginia. IN the fall Of 1870. and Will bc
J.S OetopsT nsTf " purchased by iniivduals Ain,
hiuch the largest portion Of the tracts stnnd m
@ haHies oi n'n-residerts, yet many are oygncJ law en-
Ieus 81 ule STATE who have either trusted too tnri n,
aIehts' ur othciwise neglected nay the taxcs Tb
ouee - therefore designed 10 call the attention OF pcr
ell To this Office will be attended TO- ''''V'S
JAMES T.. HEATH
,,. 4, r.. m, . =. huduor Of Public Accounts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

Drawing of Ieesburg Lottery. No. Q. M,,,o
~, ~ 10 50 % p So 81 IL S rs Al ~ n
ieke' 10 so. another Capital sold aud maid
" STRATTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

- May l7th. " -
~ 40 10 10 IS AZ Go % ~ II AZ I 50 is
iTset NOS w 50 60. prize of $1,000
and paid by STP Pa r TU'n sou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
JAMES RIVER AND KANAyyH,
STOCK EOR S."

nb-TliE sale OF the shares OF ,ioli,o,.r,
ln the 4 u -. will bc continued on $50. y. '
"ek Al hoon' before the front nj the ofisc Of a.
-f'' MA 20 JAMES PEARCE, Axt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

Drawing OF Leesburg Lottery, No. 81, Extra.
., May 2I.
10 ~ "a 50 10 50 70 4 SO II 81 "a Al % %
Ticket Nos. - so 50. prize of $50.
All of the above Capitals were sold and o.;, -
Tour DAYS 10y the all-prze seller, fNN ."
na 20 ~ STRATTn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
SELECT mEnI laJ - ,S ,,,, ~,

II the July Number will bo issued 0bseTesor's :ond
Gases on Funrperal Fever Including history OF mo
Diseases - u has prevailed ~ dhcrsnt times. Nv Drs
Nordnn, Hay aud Ice Edited ~ q - Mers, MD gfofeg.
rot Obatcics etc, n The l1norHon Medical foIc..
etc. '"'A'f
Ptaenoal Treatise o. he Diseases - Tho liver and ai
Clinical ilnaf raons 81 Diseases n the flvcr ~, Nh
~ WIN Twining Surgeon General Hospital Cslct,is
These two works when united, form 20, ,o.,, -, -
valuable and attractive ICY HaNf
porfnnf ~ scaFcs which have becn @ on ihla ~
nreaa-N Ldneet WV "sued itosnihn
IN the April number was published co,o,t.,. =,
mcnia Primary and Rchcx, Of tho Orgsns .s
Regimen. sP'se on Diotami
~ ~ Petnsed hts work with pleasure s,,s,r,e
hn " uec idcdy the best compisfIon !, ~
snAuaHc On the extensive lass II .n, hngs
.LenNcd under The term dyapcpss uE,, i.eases
Of 9lc ~ ORIGINAL matter, both a. fe s,,n,
r,i,on 5,,l,gis on other wrors and praSic,I ts
Msdico C6frnrr "a, tat,
LIONS :, Pc ann"m payable In advanso.
u For sale and subso ripoDs reeciy.d go, q.
'''' SMITH, DRlNKER a MoGRIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

- ClAs. No %.
- So ~ ! 10 go IL % 43 30 81 As %
NOS So IS, prize of 500, sold at this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
.PnEcn or Ma. RAsNna.

On tao BIN prop'sb'g 10 amsAd tAs Loan Bin Of
tAs last session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

Mrs. HILARY BAKER has tsEen nj, ,,.t, ....-.
- nou,e sud ia now prepared 10 accomnodaie ~ nh
of iis w, ,y 1osfc n avail thomselycs
W eudf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

$1,000 goes Off Mt the Exchange this day at 81
ma 20 CHAS WORKMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
$50 REWARD

Sirayed from our Mills. bolt,il r..,A -
~ AS1N cfn horae, Of large azc-coior. dark .,.aa
NTA with black legs Also light brow h.t
1AKkof medium size, dark icgs; the r;sb, 49,
49,, loot white! small scar hs nccs ,.t. 49,
nc han recently been blcd-and one large ,,.S ,,, -
me appearance, with The letter stamped Or he 49, 10 ~
sDse Iewnrd VIII Zee pad ON their delivery az ,gef 49, ~
reasonable eSpenscs; Tor the security ~ ,l A a
w. can sot them again, and propofionstc re,, -
delivery nj any one NJ them. " ''"'" 'oi'"'
~ cpGf n IA t.v.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

DOES he suppose that the gentleman from, ot..
lMf samson Mason,) who IS samson IN ,n,.Ii,o,
and virtue ~ we'll as IN name, will eomm,nd i,..
" somraton and respect, because he has attend "A
70 uetfaet from his high chapoter7 Docs he suppe -
mat the gentleman from Maryland, (Mr Keppedy \
whose name 10 identified With the iiterotpre snd ~
.Jal history Of his country, will enjoy less of pub
.lc honor, because he wills It othefwise7 Does he
SSvvppose that the gentleman from New York. mi,
,,.',h'l who isas remarkable for bis inofsnsvo De
fssi log as TOT his close application to business, will
W, ono pang on account Of his attack
These no., a.. - ~.
10 bs s,,o eIe .hs men with whom it was my pride
ou, l,,snd.a m signing that manifesto. and #
,a,,.e nos refuse to back us, as the gentso,n =;
sib,l;,v 80 We are willing TO take an ,bs resoon
ana share oil the honor. IL i bsessss ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

Drawing OF Monongaia Lottery. No pc, Extra,
May Is.
% So % 80 ~ 63 Ga So II 10
Ticket Nos. 43 81 63, a prize of 500 sold md
paid by STR AIT ITiu S"u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

a a
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RhaulhoIny OF Deed OF Trust executed In ,s 49, a.
S ies RIVER aud kanawha Company and reeoriy,.si
~ Once 81 The county Court OF Henrco we ~
'e5 lui SAFE TIE following valuable real estate " W.
10, 's on I'm street lying between Chesaleis Mil
- cet wide, laid oil by extending M. st,s.,
on me northern margin Of the Basin 10 9Ih Sire, IT,
TOT offered Is a part Of lot No. Bop Ne'' iha
. pnc lot on the basin known in ths ui.n ~ ~ ..
Wathars ''"e-' Nho"h as Brown and
onc lo IN enrico county adiac enI TO tho canal 6
suN,u oy THOMAS Rutherford, together with lilo NH
wa, lltIy anu hNiuTcs erected said lot-and , a..
tual tslt 10 nsc Tree fTom hundre,, snn,,c
W SateI 20 sc takcn from the canal at tic mill mad
rAu OF - icct subject Ia tie navigation of The ,r,
- lE't O uc company 10 draw the wafer from 10 -
n'HcNtI u Is necessary To do for the nuTTose n 80
g stet aIons or repairs The gates and 6St,T.s 60
M,"k on ihc wafer 10 be adjusted by the connanes ~
anu 10 DC Kept up at tho aIpense uf the ownerSnr
Also The site OF tho old Callcso Mills IA rich, H..
- use nee IRON tent, Of 500 squA inches of 90,
aAcu W lhc same way, and subj similar ri.,
~. NaiSr 10 De taken al a. Ruthcrfnof Mills
- WIN receive private proposals. for lie sale of 10
1onNe properly, or part thereof until inc PAT ~
49, " me SAID property be then soLi we vii
l"'esuto sell The whole property for cash rbc ~,
asc place the Brown AMI Wathall lot audi 4,
AZ ! o'clock u the a0ernoon 49, N'' ~ commence
me Ic 10 ms property is believed In be good ,,, ma,
~s trustees VIII only sell such title as is In us.
w PEGRAM,
: BAXTER,
q BLAIR, Trustees.
NJ JOHN A LANCASTER
Richmond, 18th May, 1859. m, rs 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

y wen known Lemon Rose AMI Mint onistc Den,,f,,e ~
~ Fervoi, and ~ Pver, lust received ' '''''''
Wy Tho rse of the above mentioned article ,o,,.o 80.
MWay sve lhcr teeth perfectly white and sibott aeb
na snd.e opiue has also The advantage u producing
An pleasing taste IN tho mouth and desfroy4 ali on
'enlVe bieaih oause BY jisoIirr, &C. &C F9r sic st
Iy-Prcc. Pots "a g. 81 and1s e,s eslt """A s is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
nnRRINosANns,, ,-

ENCnhNGE AT slGIIT.-sight funds on New yoTk
~ vs." "S"note; ~ sums 20 suit purchasers for sale
- Nc KENT, KENDALL. g. ATWA1ER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

MO Family r. If',riS HND sHAD.
10 DO 10 an half bble
No.l NC Clip Horrings; and Few bills sh,, ~,
'or ianiiy use, for sale by ''A'' '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

Gov. oresesy declines complying With ,As re.
quest of'he citizens Of Nsl.On, asking foe a meet,
'ns OF the Legislature to pass Stay Law, and give
the Banksa longer time to resume Ills reasons.
which arc altogether satisfactory, are contained in
his letter, which subioin:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26

pANAMA HATS PANAMA UATSTI
Ne desiring TO purchase Panama IInI viii 6pd
nst pI and at very low prices ut p : Garb,
shockoe Ilill. '' "s" VI i'Nn'PAre u Hat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-26
rwRSrv.snvnNrm coNoss ss
MONDAYS PRocsEDLvos.
SENATE or THE UNITED STATES
RHODE ISL AND DIFFICITI TIES

o0''''poHdsas: Of the n-l'ia.@'. American.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23
From the Raleigh Register.
STICK A PIN THERE.


In 1893. the Loco Foco leaders in our
Legislature, who have now 90 much 10 say
about = British bankers" proposed aeiu-
ally TO borrow three millions Of Dollars
in Europe. to establish 9 Bank Of the
State. Start not, reader! The fac, il so,
and can be established boy, nd csvil. Mr..
Charles Fisher, now en- acknowledged
and peiied leader 81 The parry. was CHAR
man of the committee. aud made report
containing this Recommendation. arro,n.
panied BY bill To carry i, into effect.
We find, on reference 10 the journal. that
this bill vas postponed indefinitely, On
motion ofMr. Graham. our present Srna-
tor in Congress; and II will b. seen from
the list Of Nays which We subjnin THAT 10
against posIpJnemen,, and, consequent
ly. for the bill. that the l.oeo Foeos got.
ed almost in snlrd column for making a
bank founded on British cspital. Oh.
consistency, what jewel thou arll
fr"m tho Journal House Of Commons.
"Fhe house now proceeded l., the or
ders Of The day. aud again resumed the
consideration Of the bill 10 establish the
B'ns Of NnsIh-Carolina. the question be.
ing un the motion Of Mr.. Graham In post
pone The bill indefinitely. THIS question
eas decided IN The flirmaIive--yca. 10.
nays 81.
" fhOse ho voted in the negative, wete
Messr.. Allison. Brewer, Eaarm. a,
ment, Cation, CromweH, Daniel. DIR.
son. Ednonsfon, Fisher. Fn.cne, Giles
PIE. Gro'iy, Guthrie. Quinn. Hammond,
HdrgfOce. Ha,Ckins, Henry. J, Horton.
W. Horton. hiom, Jasper. II. Jones'. KIT.
trrll. Ledlnrd, L.giIers. Leanstd. Lilly.
Lr,k". Mallory, Monk. montgomery
Mullen, Murray,'N Neil. Perpies. Potis.
Rebe. Seawell. Srlile. Sloan, Small v nod,
Smith. SOekard. Tmhem. 7ho,nas,
1nompson, T,Ileu. Uaisuorih. iii
fdn1s. Wilson. wi.eman, Zigi4r."
We haze inserted in inlirs, the ma me.
of these known to he l.oro L, CHS, there
a'e several. not Italici.ed, uho NAV also
bri"ng 10 hat rlrs. Of phi lc,ans, hut we
ha'e u The nfe ms ~ ascert ,Ins.
VA" .cl IN this paragraph. Is 10 .hos
10 The reader. shu are The =, al aiv,c ,tr.
m CAB ING ga e debts," med en- he
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23
HORRIBLE WHOLESALE BUTCH
ERlES.

Letters and papers from Buenos Ayres
10 the 20th April, received By an srriss
at New York, bring accounts Of The mos
shocking series of sssassInations in ths
ely, which has occurred in any part Of tn
civilized world within our memory The
number Of murders is eslima'ed al fran
200 10 300. II appears that on tht
receipt OF Intelligence thai The Fedora
Iosces had completely mastered and put
down the Instructions $. (Centralists OF
Unit.rians in The Provinces o! Sahia Fs
sDd Rios. the F." Popular Society o.
Busnos Ayres, compared Of Fed, rallsts
and designated by their oppnnents a.
Ma-arcas. together with band of iht
lowest lass al The GsuchOs. commenced
the wark Of wholesale bu,chefy on the
night OF the l2.h Aprll--'he anniversary
Of (irn. Rosas' in-taIla'i,n--among the
Uniarians or Cenira.isis il the city. Va
rious mtreaniils leuer. say lhsi bushes.
was completely suspended by the DAILY
murte $. A eoIrssPon lent Of the Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23

sshr. peasr Ia The uotid Nhieh : - 50
psrioS. That bsanulsl wafer pawef upos
he Potomac 81 Gsosgrtoxn. eaa ee Pur.
ehase cor nife. and yss i remsins -
occupied. and whyi i u not hat &c
have lao iiIlle con6denrs in or own g.
paessies and pousD. snd look 20 fsFsiga
enanmies with . chlld-lsks feeling. Thai
&c could nog Ihink and sri for nBFsflsssl
The tine Tor sesinn has srri,ees re mus
DO somslhing; ne ows il ~ ourselves. q
children. and shove III 70 our country.
We hass prinssly hssi'sss. lsi % pro
servs Il.
fshsll leave this important question To-
the present. with sincere hope that The
people may eOns.drr fairly The hints 1 have
given; with on Intention. however. Of pnr-
suing. in some future numbers. sho'hei
branch Of lhs same subject IN our.
NATIONAL EcoNosY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23

r Attempts have been made in three or
four Of the last numbers OF the Standard,
first by the editor and afterwards BY his
correspondents, TO prejudice the public
mind against the two North Carolina
Senators, Messrs. Mangum and Graham,
jby misreprcsenting the whole matter in
relation to the fno imposed upon Gen.
Jackson by Judge Hall in 1915. and tho
action of our Senator's upon the resolution
TO refund it.
These gentlemen arc accused OF having
voted for an amendment 10 the resolution
introduced into the Senate for refunding to
Gen. Jackson the amount OF the fine with
interest, which would have made il an
insul, and disgrace 10 Gen. Jackson had
he accepted the money. This is NOT SO.
The amendment was this
Provided, That the act shall not be
construed as an expression oil the opinion
of Congress upon any Judicial proceeds
lngs or legal question growing out Of The
declaration of martial law by Gen. Jacks
son during the defence Of New Orleans"
This is the condition for which
Messrs. Mangum and Graham voted, and
which has been distorted into an expires,
sion Of SO much infamy by the Standard
and his correspondents. Our readers will
see, that while il avoids an implied cen.
sure upon a Judge, who has descended to
his grave with character Of unimpeach-
ed honor and integrity, il casts no cen
snre/upon the living General. who has
been surrounded with the highest honors
which his country coull bcstow. IL tho
Standard desires to be considered honest
in this matter, lie will give 10 his readers
the precise words Of the pro,iso which
nc so Unexpectedly condemns.
Equally uncan lid is the Standard in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-06-23
rHE APPoRTIoNMENT BII.L.

u ~ - 0AA A~e'~t@s~~N~ &@*&@.ss
The House OF Representatives "a
Thursday last receded fram iIs Disagree
men, 10 The amendments Of The Senate 10
the AppOrionmens bill. and i has now
passed both houses. The elections are
70 be held in all The states by districts.
one representative for every 7O.oso Of C.
deral population; each state having frac-
lion Of more lhan one moiety Of this ratio
10 be entitled 10 one additional represent
laiiye.
The following table exhibits The nuns
Der OF representatives 10 which each state
Is entitled in he presen. Congress. and
The number TO which they will be entitled
in the next Congress under The hew an.
porlionmeni bill:
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A Convention was held in Milledge-
vile, Georgia, on the l3ih instant, al
which HENRY CLAY was unanimous.
ly nominated Tor the Presidency. VIII
liam &. Dawson presided over the Con.
vention, and there were presen, one hun.
dred and sixy-lwo delegates. The ques.
lion Of the Vice Presidency was leit for
subsequen, action.