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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
COMM UNIC Alto Ms.
4 T9iG-and a Bank q Me UniL.a slat.,.
LOu1sl. March 14th. 1872

LOUISA, March l4th, 1912.
Tariff, and Bank OF the United States, are
no doubt the true remedies for the hard times OF the
country. A Tariff 10 prevent the increase or con .
tinuance Of the Foreign debt; for, without some
thing to prevent the great Importation Of goods, it
is fair to conclude that the Foreign lot will not be
lessened-and so long as the country is labouring
under that debt, long will the distress and hard
times continue. Will the Foreign debt DO dimi-
nished or paid of without tariff II is believed
not; for, while the merchants tempted by large
profits, they will continue TO import goods or Fo-
regners will continue 10 send them TO our markets.
tariff, therefore, which shall be adequate to bring
the imports upon q par with tho exports would
seem TO be the true policy for the prosperity OF the
country. Those opposed to n tariff for protection
are compelled 70 admit that the balance Of trade
must be paid in specie; and, Il so, how long will Il
take 10 drain the country Of every dollsr7 We
have but little, very little, in circulation now,
and If the Banks were 10 pay out what they have,
It would soon find rs way 10 the Northern cities
and thence 10 Europe. a tariff, ihen for free trade;
for trade canrot be said TO be free, where heavy
restrictions are laid upon il on the one side, and
none upon the other.
A Bank Of the United States TO regulate the cur
reney, and TO furnish exchanges for tho county,
For, without a Bank, verify believs we never
snail have sound currency; the experiment has
been tired long enough and instead Of being better,
u % worse and worse, and the prospect is sull
darker and darker.
And II il we're possible 10 have n sound curren.
ey without a Bank, It would seem TO be impossible
20 have equal exchanges without one. Suppose oil
the State Banks we're TO resume payment al once,
and continue permanently 70 do so7 That would
not supply the defciency-great inequality would
still exist And that inequality would be against
the South and tho West; while Brokers md money
changers would reap the benefit Of il. There is NJ
doubt that Captain Tyler 10 convinced Of the ne
cessiIy Of Bank, and that he would have sgne,
the bill but for his selfish ambition; for he could no
have been aeiuated by conscientious motives, els'
he never could have recommended his EKchequer
IL the one is, in his estimation, a violation Of IN,
Constitution, upon the same grounds, tho other il
alsoi and 40 times more obnoxious in other respects
Il seems, therefore, that the greatest stretch o
charity cannot believe that his conscience wal
much concerned in the case. And / bclievo men o
all parties are generally 80 convinced; for DO no
kno" Tyler man IN all this county, and Wo heal
Of but iewi very few, elsewhere.
LITTLE RIVER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
N. Y. MARKETs-M,,,h,o

CorSos-The market has been rather unsettled
during the week, and the sales that were made at
Irregular prices.-Sinee tho reception ofthe news
per the Acadia on Saturday last, there has been
moro disposition on the part Of holders TO effect
sales, and the rates may be considered. generally
speaking, as about Of cent lower than on IN 3
day week, although the Iemark will not hold cool
ns to every transaction.
The sales Of the week, ending last evening. a.
mounted TO $3.50 bales, of which 400 were Upland
and Florida at 81 cents; 1900 Mobile at 81 a 81,
and $50 New Orleans, at n 10 cts. The arriva is
during the ssmo period were 3i2l bales. We
quote New o leans. fair 81 %; good fair 10 lOt
cents. Alabama, fair to 81. Upland, lair 81 "A
81; good and fine % a % cts.
FLOUR AND GRAN-The demand for flour has
been Throughout the week, very good for ell de
scnpiions, and the sales much larger than for any
previous week for over q month. Several thousand
barrels of Southern have been sold for shipment 10
Newfoundland, and the London market, the latter
on ships account. for want OF heavy freight only,
at s5,s7i for good Georgetown, and some Balti-
more city at 1915, in al about 1000 barrels.
The sales Of Western Canal much lnrger,
say from 6 900 20 1000 Lnrrels at So 1S4ss625 for
Eastern orders and city trade, and know Of no
Canal flour now to be had short Of tho latter rate
The demand for Ohio is also good. Flat hoops arc
scarce and held at sG,25. Round hoops sell freely
at s6lS6,l2i according to quality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

Why don't the Democracy Jorgei their RHle s,lpssr
and permit the old gentleman Of the Enquirer 10
have little rest7 Hear how he scolds.
Welearn from the Lynchburg Republican. that
cot a meeting Of tho Rcpu. leans Of that county on
Monday last, Capt. Bon'min Carper was nomina-
tod for tho State Senate nni James Wilson ESQ.
Tor the county. MIR John McCauloy Of Rosnok,
had been previously nominated bya District Con
vcnton M tho Republican candidate for the Senate
ond Major VIM. 3 Royrol had been announced fot
the House Of Delegates IN Boto,ourt. We fear that
mischief may result from tho disscnsons Of out
friends in this good old = publican county unless
they evince moro concil1tory spirit"
Has Democracy run r,, IN that noble region o.
tho STATED Arc our ficl determined on defeat
| through their most unlOfirnntc dissensionsi From
the Southwest district, o oil the Districts in Vir
| elnia, VIC expected tho n ~ To 10 beaten Their,
Of oil others, is out Of H. question. Our friends
| cannot continue disunitt'. IL Is impossible. Oh
| for one spark of that ger Gus magnanmity which
burns IN tho soul Of Jin,.s J Harrison Of Buns
| wick Oh for men who. m n great struggle like
this forget their lutte solv- despise oil petty con-
testsond 20 alone FOR the groit and glorious caus,
| ~ their County.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

rJs MIR Stanley, last week, made a very rasp
ing speech against the Tyler squad and their allies.
tho Locos. la the course Of his remarks, although
frequently interrupted, he took Mr. Charley Brown
in hand. They, who have seen Charley, will have
no difficulty in recognizing the likeness;
MIR STANLY said he would not hold himself
responsible for MIR Tyler's administration, till he
dismissed unfaithlul, aud incompetent, and corrupt
men. There were men who, when General Hsrri-
son had first been nominated, did nothing but laugh
and sheer, and talked about pension Of 900 aud
barral OF hard cider; but az sson as they the
hhmc spreading through tho country and threaten
ing 10 consume them, and their spois, nothing ives
10 10 heard OF but clubs OF Office holders Exua
Globes, attempts to prove that Hari.on had sod
white men for slaves and all that. Did gentle
men talk OF humbuegery1
Here the CHAIR once moro called MIR S. to
order.
MIR GENTRY. What. does the Chair decide
that humbueSery 10 not in order here7 Loud
MIR STANLY demonstrated. The gentleman
from Pennsylvania Mr. Brownl had got up ond
crowed IKE n dung.hi chicken on a fence over the
fragments OF the Wing party and tho wastefuI ar =
propriotons, and all that: il not in order TO re
ply TO hint
After confused and desu't'ry coloquy about
order; IN which, among other things out Of order the
subject Of teetotalism wps brought in, and Mr. S.
took occasion TO express his abhorence Of the Con-
grossional Temperance Society, us here organized,
consisting of an nnnlgamaiion of Ab, litionsts and
nbs,raeiionsts-he was permitted proceed will his
speech.
He wished to carry the war into Africa. and to
cut tho comb OF this bantom fowl, who had been
| Growing with tone ofexutaron which had not b. en-
heard from nny Loco Foco within the last two years
before. Might he not do III lie was then again
referring to the Extra Globe, SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
STAY LAW.

The House yesterday, by vote Of 6I to 81
postponed indefinitely the Bill to stay the isae oil
property under certain circumstances. The bill
seemed to US a very inadqua;o one to attain the
object, which it proposed, and if it had passed,
would have proved unwieldy and inefficient. Our
own opinion has always been tina, the best and
most eec,ual mode Of giving relief to the people,
was through the Banks. Grant these institutions a
real and substantial iniulgence-only imposing
such conditions as will ensure their solvency-and
the country would, by means of few crops, be
extricated from all its embarrassmenis. The re.
lief given to the Banks, by the bill now before the
Legislature, is no relief at all. The Banks mus,
cuTtail from now until November to prepare for
specie payments, and OF course they cannot Indulge
their debtors-who are the people. If we were
sole law-gver, We would postpone the present
Bank bill forever and dny-suspend the penalties
against the Banks during the pleasure OF the LIE.
gisoture, and authorize the emission Of Small Notes,
redeemab!e where issued. But rs We have now
surrendered the Bank question to the Loeos-and
they assume the responsibility OF the eonseq
we have nothing more to say.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

iDJ~ any argument in addition to the right Of
the State to the Land Money were wanting. to jus
ty and demand the receipt of that money, it
would be supplied 10y the presen, condition Of cur
Treasury and the embarrassments Of the people
The State is now virtually under protest for l50
900, borrowed in Janunty-and will be in the same
predicament again, for the same amount, tn,
LIST June-or the interest the public debt must &C
unpaid. But this is not oil; we understand tina
there is no morey in the Treasury now to pay II,
Members Of the Legislature their mileage, and il
order to do that, money must be borrowed from
some quarter or other.
With what face can the Locos meet their con
situents and tell them that they had borrowe,
money to pay themselves, which the "dcar people
will have to pay, after having refused to let arg,
sum, justly due to the State, be deposited in tn
treasury
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
NJ. Mallory and "a. P,s.id.ni.

There seems to be difficulty in the way OF aseef-
,aiuing whether MIR. Tyler authorized Mr Mallory
to say that MIR Ewing's statement was false Inc
gentlemen have been called upon again and again
to make the denial in a tangible and authen'ie
form-but in vain. In the House Of Representa-
tives, last week, MIR Stanly called upon s'r' Mai
ory, in his place, to know whether he had been
authorized to make the statement imputed TO him.
Here is his answer.
"Mr MALLORY said. in reply. thu, he did no,
recognise any right the part Of the gentlema
from North Carolina (Mr. Stanlyl to cateehise him
on this hoor Tor occurrences elsewhere. lie would
always be found ready to respond when tina, ques
ton was propounded to him in n proper way, and
by the proper person."
"The proper way and the proper person" cannot
be found, we apprehend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

aer. Gslmes. " ilson, Dey. Siro,hss. Elliott Dan
al, Ley burn. Tate, UrquhaT,, CGutehheld, Ford
Bower, Go dson. Mayo, Jones OF Buck, French,
Leftweh-T3.
NOEs-Messrs. Holloway, Haryie, Robinson
Cox OF II 4 L.. Ridj,ek. Cox OF G, Vaughan, Car
oil, CLARK, Watkins, kineheOe, Armstrong, Hol-
emNn, Davis OF King & Queen, Dsbney, Glen
denim, Holiday, Marshall, Banks, Diggs, Boyd
Scott Of NJ, Lyon, Fitzgerald. Hiden, Mcpherson
Hopkins. Brown ofP Heath, Brawner, MeCauley
ShiPman, Smith Of Rock, Cowan, Quillen, Gate
wood, Crawford, Warren, Walker, Martin OF I,
Harrison OF NJ, and Buek-4s.
And MIR Mellhancy was deputed to inform the
Senate thereof.
MIR Kinney called up the bill concerning the ad-
ministration of real assets. with the Senae's
amendments theieto-and said amendments being
read, were agreed to.
A PErIrIoN
was presented by Mr. Yerby-to prevent the taking
and carrying away oysters out OF the waters Of
Northampton, for limited period.
90 motion of MIR Daniel,
bill securing to mechanics and others payment
Tor their labor and materials expended in erecting
repairing houses and other buildings and their ap
purtenances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

iD> When MIR Cowan, of Russell, in opposing
the receipt Of tho land money, exclaimed, al would
rather blaze my way with my tomahawk, than vote
for receiving the Distribution mouey"-some one
observed that that was carrying out the udsge
"Haret in litern, h;eret in eOriies." BY the way,
was It this blazing speech of MIR Cowan's, which
induced COL Goodson to abandon his position, and
after avowing his determination to receive the mo-
ney, vote ogainsliI7 MIR Cowar, it is surmsed.
is DESTROYS Of dethroning the Colonel, leader OF
the South west-if the latter permits such turns 10
be taken upon him, the former will succeed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
BELL TAVERN.
TO TILE PnRL1c-

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE proprietor Of this establishment returns his
thanks his friends, and the public, generally, for
their liberal support first opened for their
accommodation under his management IN October, $780,
and he hopes still further 10 ncri by making a those
who souurn al the ublI, comfortable, least any
other iotcl Masion main street. Having however,
made arrangements with foreign markets ior ta deli
cous son Crab, Lobster, WoodcOck, sc he cannot, with
propucty, promise them N tho Public-bcievinE that
They rarely obtained n markets. and " obtaiucd,
e of such luHufca would be great that he o.
listed that the Public would SOC, by reference TO
The very low price ~ Hoafi that 10 would he humhuR W.
The extreme, for him 10 promise sue iufufee. WIZ
therefore only sny 10 The public, That ny best cnnits
shall always rrivc obtain every Reasonable luxury our
market can afford fIc takes this method also. ofinoTm.
ua tho public that ono 10 moro ready aud willing 90
serve thcm Than 30 be-, when called on-nnd no me css
willing o. for public PATRONAGE beyond what no
ecyes b. bc tho rules of prophecy, than be- NJ least he
viii say that honesty 70 himself and uscc to his fellow
brethren would allow him ~ cater for public pa
trouagc within the walls u other Hotels
BOARD, for meals only, eis0 ptrJoar.
Per day, y
Gentlemen wishing board by tho year month"; or qusr
ter, would do we'll 10 call and taste for themselves
~, 80. WIN nix, Proprietor.
I'll Fnau.rcr n rnrv two wsebq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
THE JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

The bill authorizing Loan to this Company was
yesterday acted upon in the Senate. An amend.
ment similar to the bill, as originally presented to
the House, was moved, and ably supported by M'
Preston. Itprevailed by the decisive vote, Of ayes
IL, nays 10.
This is an important umendmcnt-boih as regards
The prosperity of the Company md the Common
wealth, and we trust it may meet the concurrence
OF the House of Delegates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

meeting was held, on Friday, in New York to
abuse Congress, and indirectly to praise Captain
Tyler We infer from the accounts in the papers
that It was slim affair Until Congress does n
great deal worse than it has done, will not join
in cry ngans; the Representatives Of the people.
Some disereditable scenes have occuued-but upon
the whole, Congress has done well. Its great sin
is, that it will not grant as mush money as the
greedy partisans of the Executive can waste /,
That sin is n virtue in our eyes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
7ns ~nkinds,i cut Of OH.

MIR Pickens even turns up his noso at Mr. Tyler.
He utterly dsclaims being one Of tho peculiar
friends of the Executive, and adds, las reported in
the Glebs) that che should suppress, though with
difficulty the he felt for the imbeciliiy Of those
who have the management Of public affairs" The
Captain should look out for a groPc vinsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

MARRIAGES..

On Wednesday, evening. tho 10th ultmo, by the Rev
James Taylor, Mr. FRASc's A. WATKINS, TO Miss AsS
~ CtoPToN both Of New Kent County.
On Thursdiy evening, March 80, at the residence
Of Capt. Martin McFerrar, by the Rev. Dabney
NJ Wharton, WILLIAM III WoLTz, Esq. to Miss
MARGARET a FARRAR, all OF Botetourt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

THE undersigned offers bic services bs friends and
Il the public, A. Commission Merchant lie has taken
the House Market Bridge. lately occupied bv Mcssrs
iancasfof, nenhy Co. Business entrusted 10 his ma
nagement shall be faithfully and punctualy attended
mr2I O. THOMAS POP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
LAND FOR SALE.

TUE ract0ffand which reside, containing upwards
81 40 acres, will be offered f0r sale, 81 Tayorsve IN
e 'guuY ~ Hanover The l5th DAY ~ Apn ensuing.
I'VE Lana NcsWoN ie well wa'eTcd fully one third il
WOO and Of mo- Timber, Oak, Pine, sc. b Hos in ono
- "l iiylsftslc on tho North AIMS River. The place
y I,efsaby healthy; tho Buildings are al nearly neg
Eood cpair-ofohards NJ fno fruit are on b. n soil
known on The day Of sale
nh Ecu WILLIAM N uAuufs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
ATTENTION wings.

We would urge spOn the wings in every county
where parties are nearly balanced. to bring on,
candidate for the Legislature. IL eanno, be. that,
tho people Of Virginia will aequosee in the decision
Of the Loeoioeo Senate, and refuse fund. which -
theirs by every equitable anu legal title. Join issue
with iAs LSs0s on that question: and Let tAs people
decide. 4.
In many LceoiOeo counties, there ore. doubtless,
Democrats (ss in King & Queen who are not so
hostile TO the welfare Of Virginia to refuse this
fund. so importan, to tho interests of Education and
Internal Improvements. In every such county, let
the wings rally around the Distributors Democrats
and the money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
BY MONDAY EVENINGS MAIL.

The resumption in Philadelphia, i, is thought.
will be permanent. The citizens are making great
efforts 10 sustain the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

Mr. Tboyefs Benefit tf place tonight II,
mois well Of the play going world, and they
should give him substantial evidences Of their ap
probation, by hunger torghL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

A statement has appeared in the Petersburg In .
tel;igencer some time Stree to the effect that Mr.
Tod, Democratic State Senator, had committed
forgeries 10 large amount upon the Virginia Bank
IL has also been minated that the forgeres OF Mr.
Tod, originated in gaming. No mention of the af.
fair we believe, has appeared in the Richmond pa.
pers. The current opinion is that there is no doub,
Of the truth of the statement. II so, we cannot SEE
the ground for the silence Of the Richmond press
Shall the Office of Senator screen criminal Is
there to be an arstocracy of crime, too We have
no disposition to palliate such wiekedness in high
places.
tPefers5urg Staiesmanl
We take part OF the robuke here levelled at the
Richmond Press to ourselves. We have not stated
that Mr. Tod had committed forgeries, because we
had no personal knowledge ofthe fact. The report
is current, however, is generally believed, and we
have heard no contradiction OF il. Still, it may no,
be so-and therefore, we do not affirm the fact.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

The House yesterday passed several bills, and
advanced many one or two stages. Much impor-
tant business IS yet TO be acted upon, and we 10
not conceive an adjournment, Wednesday, within
the range Of probability. Next Monday will be 10
soon. from present appearances, ns adjournment
will take place
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

IEJ1See the nervous Card Of MIR Senator MIL
hanY to his Constituents. lie utter5 a VOC,
which, at no distant day, will find a response il
the bosom Of the whole people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
DOMESTIC EXCHANGES.
AUCTION CARD.

ul-Thc sale Of Mr Ezekiel DAVIS stock Of superior
old Wines aud liquors. Groceries, SC will take place This
Tue4dayJ Morning, couucnctng n lO O'Clock precisely
The attention OF Grocers and indisiduaIs In want Of
- "'i'0''' N' INiOEs 4 pRoTuER Aurta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
Starved HIM RIGHT.

The Wing is curryiog "Mr Byrd" for certain
alleged iergvefsatons and lodgings, and duLbs him
"ihe artlul dodger." Mr. Byrd winces So We half
incline to think the Wing, for once, must have some
truth on his side, W. know nothing. md care
nothing about those lodgings. n Mr. Byrd has not
do5sod actually from votes, he has lodged, 10y his
bank votes, from the prime pies OF the party ho be-
longs TO. We, therefore, con SEQ the Wing flank.
ing him without my danger ofbrenking our hear,
with pity lie who will dodge principles, will a
foriior dodge votes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

'presd abroad the blessings Of education Lei ."'
people ponder well before they discard what oe
longs to themselves, and which may be made '"
contribute so largely to their honour and welfare
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
CANAL COMMERCE..
MARCH 2lst, 1912,

MARCH 2lst, 1912.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boa, Old Virginia, Taylor, with 81 tons
mercha ndize.
Boat Ben Franklin, p Pamplin, with 33l tons
merchandise.
Boat Red Bird, J r Bcale, with so tons NOR
chand &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

The Petersburg Statesman has a queer way Of
lacking his friends. The Editor OF that prin, $
understood to be little Fisky, and that may ac-
count for the following.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
MON MoND MA ETs.
MARCH 81.

nuTTER-Mcuntain 6rkin 8 TO l2c
CANDLES-SpcIm inc: Iiulrs Patent ice: T.Iovv Iac
CoFFEE-Ro 1910 lle LaEulyra iIaiIt; u Domuso "a,
Java l3c. = '"sN's'
FISII-TIcriings O..
FLOUR-CountIy s5.75 toe.
GRh,N-Wheat 81 20 LIS; Corn 52tc; Oats s5c 10 5n,
IRON-Pig -; English -; Swedcs sion; Trcdcsat sqO
LuMBEF-Cloar White Pine, No !, gas No 2 30; No g.
p; Refused IL; Flooring, 6a2O per feet
OlI-Winter Sperm sl.lO TO ll5, Fall Strained lC5,
Whale. In bhls. fic. $3.50
PRovisio Ns-su.hfcd Bacon :; OH sIidIlinss J TO
&c; Richmond curci7lc; Lard7c.
PlAlsrER-s5t per ton Basin
sALT-Wh9rl 81 50; storo s2 -
SIIOr-Gc.
TOBACCO-RcCel pts continue moderate, prices with.
out change. We renew our quotations, Iugs s2i 2l-
Leafs ~ and general sale-Fine ms So
TEAS Gunpowder aud Imperial SOC; Black al
WillSkEN-Bbls SIC, hhds DC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22
VIM. Dr CLIFFORD MOSS,

""i' - SAfiff UNI mOoot
Mr. EEET AT Law,
WILL practise IN nc Superior and Inferior Courts ~
w Rchu ond and Heinrich.
He OF o. De- fcrgicfs 10 investigate anducs In convey.
1ncnR' uraffE of htntfupfrY coecfinun &C. Sc WHOM
i Exam uon Of surveys raiouta deeds Wills covenants.
~ other records OF documents may hc required, remit
anrc 10 cover foes, Sc should invariably ho made
uhce over WcFt a Pafkneon's Hat Store near tho
Bel Tavern, Main street. Hrhmond Va NH p -cwit
EnENCH sUaAK HhET-Whte snd yellow,
n for sals. mh a WIN PALMER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-15

Old. G. Garnsey, Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Dixon, Ills. has stopped the
clipper Mississippian" paper priated
at that place, for having exposed Ills pub.
lie acts. The only course to be pursued
by Garnsey was iorepIevy the press, and
this he did, the Editor being compelled
10 render obedience to the laws.
This same Garnsey is the man who il
will be recollected sued some Of the II Ii.
nois editors for libcls short time since,
aha finding this course would not muzzle
the press, he, has taken the above, think.
ing il more eaectual. This is an inter
ference Of IN office holder with ven
geance.
Pass him round gentlemen!