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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
CLARKE's OFFICE.

CLARkE's OFFICE.
Leesburs, ~. Draws a, tho Exchange Hotel yond,v
evening, s9th August. Prizes-2 OF sIOojo. go1 I'D
Tesetss5 - 0A-'''
10 OF ~" etc. 10 Nos and - ballots. Tickets $3.50
Aug Pf.es.ioooo So a5 40 1856 10 Sa on i6 es
10 Nosand II ballots. Tickets si. w.
Mononsalia,4 Draws in Baltimore, on "wednesday
Us, Ans; d1e Thursdsy evening Pnzes-s6C0 6Oo
ballots. Ticketss5.
s1 Lse'S9rs Is D5,: at the E!cha3se F,y aud
90 OF 600 OF 25 10 Of I5o IS Nos and p bso,s
FOR SEPTEMBER.
Leesb1rg C1ss Ito be drawn Alexandra Sept J.
% and 10 ballots. Tickets $40. We
se 1000 5 tco5 900 ao SSpi; 70 P 81 iao
. Of 80 etc 10 and 10 ballots. Tickets $40.
unOn Lottery, Class I3-Dras at Alexandria Sent l7,h
Pnzss@ss0oo9 250oO, IL so, e00 eOOO iOO 500 2sl7
Leesb.5s Class MoDrsSs in Aesandra sept 2inr-
rLi1es-eJltuj O. 5000, 33i7 OF $500 4of2GO 10 Of
1000 100 oi5Jo' etc 75and y ballots. Tickets $40
scbcy rom the country in any Of tho above
and the drawings forwarded, IL desired. -
su2 % WV. h. CLARKE
J. C. GREGORY & CO.
MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main. End door below Corner or Main
and 18th streets.
For Monday Evening
prizes Of $1,000 OF soJ 25Oo 10 Of 1870 % Of 40,
etc. 75Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets s5.
Df,v;ny ,o.,;y.4 I'll.
5000 900 1900 l2Oo Of 1900 Of 80 10 d zoo etc.
10 Nos-iodrawn. Tickets 81 So go
For Wednesday Evening. in pe.e,sbr,,
$1,000 9o'o 1850, 1900 10 OF 1000 10 Of 2 e,e Tick
Drawing received Thursday Evening.
5 si s; GO S 1000, 1924 % Of so 80 800 60 oil
Friday Evening at the Exchange.
sion 81 2ooo 1900 p Of 1000, OF 600 OF 900 etc
SEPTEMBER LOTTERIES.
Va. Leesbnrg Lottery, Class l. 10 draw september al
50 ofo s2 SO C. u si S s, lo @ 5.
eeItGesie ola pa,k1Se Of % whole tickets. in the
above Lottery sIs1-shares in proportion. ''''
S s Gas IL daS SfRis%
100 500 900 $780, 1000, l7I7 25 OF 1850 IS OF 20 etc
cerfeatc OF package Oi Whole tickets slsO-sA.rs,
| In proportion. 9''-i
Magni cent Scheme.
S50,000-5O OF 1900.
Union Lottery, Class No 3-To draw Sept. I7,b. 1si-
Cansls-l pi=e OF S5lO0u, 25 000 l2F0 q1O 6SG iuoj
Ol Of lkO loo, 10 of6oO ~ OF so 20 of io0 -
| proportion.
A certificate Of package Of % whole tickets $50
shares 10 proportion.
e, va Lsesburs Lottery Class MO draw September 9th
IstS Capitas-e3A0Ol, A. go, 600 s3l7 Of 9Jl1 q
~ IOoI 1900. 200 Of zoo etc. Tickets $40
cetuheae ola package OF % whole tic ketssl5l
above splendid schemes address 10 - "
IN, 10 GREGORY co, Managers
IL All orders promptly attended to- AMI an Account o.
The Drawing sent to all who o rder from US
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
DAVENPORT & ALLEN

DAVENPORT & ALLEN
rr.v AA en- .,. and Communications Merchants.
II 2oe o. ss.s, s.ousi Plaster. -Lubse Mhs'
30 % aiea oriesn. and ., crois Sugar.
ooo1es Wooisey wooisey celebrated rsGneI
- bores Phlisdelphla Loaf and Luo,p
60 hhds y Rico No asres
~ bags hio, Jaws and Lsruayr. Coase
JD packages fine and err. lne Te..
~ boxes HalPs Pstenl CanTis.
~ hhds Cuba clarified suG.rs
20 bbta Ia ner's Oil
~ hhis Winter bieaehcd do
32 eases Llquprire
N qr ripcs PrcBch NJ wins
30 boxes Bunch Raisins
~ 10 liavana White Suxat
100 DO Muscst Wine, In bn.flss
en- keys ba siing End rife Powder
% sacks soft che Aifnoria
2Okcss white Irai Mol
~ hsf anl " pipea Co-nae DraDJx
2lqr pipcs rcnerns Wine
7CO Kegs Nails. assorted
Ginger PEPPER. Mustard
fndlgo Old Port Wine
san pa1cr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

Lessb15s Class M-Draws in Alexandria Sept. 2inr-
i1Oo 200 oi5J0' etc 75and u ballots. Tickets $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
+ r S A l. e.

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THE subscriber being deslrous To- reaoye 10 hs F,,n
In the county Of Powhaian Offers for sale the oIov
log piopctY to wit; his residence in the
er inc opnon 1.-THE SUBSCRIBER that this property
resdenec for gentcel family. DESTROYS OF living IN
u neaI 70 the cry =. richmond possesses many svania
ecs having attached 20 every convenience that s be
wanted all OF which Of the durable character Tie
House Is two stories hsh made OF brio and covered with
safe with roons on door, and large passage through
the centre most eAeclcn, cellar with rooms, Of
neatly hnishcd one a. store Too1. the ote a conitta
bic dining ioou, kitchen OF brick and covered will slate
brst rate meat house Of ontre hart timber two good
gafdeng well enclosed stable and carriage honsc COW
sni coal house and every other house necessary TO
the comfort OF family. lot OF frou the
dwelling well inclosed, OF good soil and might bc used IA
vegetable garden. The house e. neatly furnished with
suitable furniture which the purchaser eou take or not
4 inclcI nrcc. - - ~ w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

FOR Monday at 81 o'clock, p NJ, in the Exchange
"a Le csbnTg, Glass No H. PTzcs-siOOOO lO1O 500
8 80! ~ 10 Prizes Of 1000, etc. Is Nos-l3 drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

SEPTEMBER LOTTERIES.
Va. Leesbure Lottery, Glass l. 10 draw Sentenber Al
"a! GIini Seheme-l prize Of SIS Coz 1000 5s0 s7S1
el0-shares In proportion. 49, 49, " '' "eA
ccIhhesie ola package Of 90 whole tickets in the
above Lottery sl31-shares la propor tion " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

WoHTHAM. M'GHUDEIt a. CO.
OFFER FOR SALE
20 GG g1 SUGARS Efo New oFdan' st cFor and
30 boxes sinsle' Double and Treble Loaf sugar
go 20 hhds Porto Rico aud Trinidad Molnsses
l2l bags Old Java Coffee
2 ,.s 90 b1suayra DO
ss, siIe Sc, T09 Leather, good and damaged
~ boxes Gunpowder and Black Tea
70 uerces Fresh Rice
10 bags Pepper ami Pimento
2t0 kegs Nails aud Railroad spikes
700 sacks blown salt, factory filed
~ do Ground Alum DO
10 Kegs Refined SaltpcIc
2COtieTces Thomasion Lime
10 barrels superior Cider Vinegar
30 boxes loKl2 Glass
30 DO SNI0 do
10 bags G,ngcr
hhds Lamp OIL
sCeasss ,alaga ani sicily Madeira Wine
- boxes Sperm Candles
30 do ludds Patent Sperm DO
- DO liu. Woodruff Tallov Candles
l59bbls Clipped and Family Roe Herrnsa
TO boxes bnnch Raisins
ceroon Indigo
~ boxes simmons Axes
200 sess puronrs Sporting aud Blasting Powder
Co;on aud Hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords, BTmEfonc
Numcgs, Msce and Cloves
wrapping aud Letter Paper
~ bushels Herds Grass Seed
Clover seed
OfchaTd Grass 10
80 tons TIe,iegar, Country aud a-e.les Iron com.
prsiug an assortment OF nearly all sizes,
Hat, round and square
tons Ameucan, swedcs and Russia nlisteTei
Halilon English Bisiered steel
ton Spring do
Sheet hon, Boiler Pl.tea
Band and Hoop Iron, from 10 inches wide
do Nail Rods, assorted sizes au 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
WORTHAM's OFFICE,
EIchange BnildlnR.

"OkEHAh'S OFFICE,
Exchange Building.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
no Call each day before p 81 for the Lucky Num-
For Monday at 81 o'clock, P NJ, in the Exchange.
, Le Class No 81. PTizes-sOOO0, lO10 5il
Tickets Is. @""
For Tuesday Evening per Mail.
Va. Monongala. Extra No 40 Prisea-tqOc eroo t-no
ISN 1856 lO Of 1000, of3OO, etc. IS Nos-l3 drawn
Tickets 81 80.
For Wednesday Evenng-nt PETERSBURG.
NS Mononsiis No IS. Pixies sl0O0O 1000. lao 1906
lVoi IVp, ele 10 Nos-aud 10 Is drawn. Tickets 81
=, For Thursday Evening per Mail
Va Monongsla, Extra No a. Prizes sienl glco
900 4co9, 1921, 90 o. SO 80 Of ic6 81 Of 10 &c Is
Nos-i4 drawn Tickets s.
-, For Friday, a, 81 P NJ, ia the Exchange.
lSi Of loOo 2of 500, Of 800, etc. IS NOs-l drawn
For Saturday, 80 September, at Alexandria.
:, ANOTHER RICH SCHEME.
Va Va IeeshurE, Cass / Przes-s3scD. io0po. 500.
3 I'D 20 rTizes Of i,O1 each 10 of ijj Isl N 40 Sc
- Nos-lS drawn Tickets sic.
To DC drawn A Alexandra. Sent tO,h vitain, Monon-
s,,s' Cl.ssl Prizes t3Oo0 1000 6ol 800, 900 25i1
~ .F y of lop0 each % q COO q 81 sUO 2O 40
ETC. 70 Nos and 70 drawn. TiekctssiO.
For Saturday, ilth September. At Aier,rd,i, er,,d
scheme. Union Loucty, Class No i3 PrFes sf6Tn
25ooo 100 9ooo coo, idoo so 2l7 ofIso 50 of 200
Tyl OF ~" 2vof fVO' etc. - Nos aud IS iruwn.
TO- NBAn orders confidential AMI attended to with
ytor pncss, for Packages or for single Ticket
Shares 10 anlhe above, in proporron-f9r sale by
an ~ CHARLES woRrIisM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
STATIONS OFFICE.

STATIONS OFFICE.
f0atTisentA Street.
THIS DAY.
10 De drawn the Exchange, a. 81 o'clock and drawing
IsceNeis tbs ofec NJ O'Clock, r NJ prizes OF siO
~ each Of 5cosl5 Of 1900, etc. - Nos-i3 drawn
For Tuesday Evening
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
ALSO.

His Tobacco Factory in the Of Johnson's Ware.
house. continuing half an with the Factory IIonsc
anu all It's hSiuros, Kitchen, and house for hands with
about one third Of Johuson's Warehouse, cspsblo Of
storing go hhds pair Of stout, well broke, dark bay
Family Horses Old. sound and sold
TOT no ault-sircd by the hnpsltcd Cleveland
ByeaTy application bargain may be bought IN any nar
OF ue whole OF the above property. Tho subscriber will
remain on thc premises, until the LIST September after
That period his place Of aldrcs will DO Blsv- Powhafan
county aud 10 s absence the Tiy will be shown by
application to Mr Thomas Boyd Of Manchester.
an % C1AMbW Blair BIRMEII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

TREAT induce ments ara offered in tbr prjce Of Gar
- neuis a. the Exchange Coihiur store where every
ut hay nc inuui pertaining o. acurcman's wardrohe
eaualn syc and workmanship that Of any other hnus
nthe traief ~ This OF suy other city Orders for oihnr
-, STARR a CO.
au.V Onposlie EAehanFe Ilnlel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

Union L9nery Class l31DIaws at Alersndra Sep, l7h:
Pfiz.s-ssOu 2SDOu, IL 200 600 eOlO sO0O 500 26IT
OF 1880 80 Of 1900, rs and Is ballots Tekcts az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

eeTt'heste Of package Of &C whole tickets. IN The
shares In proportion. - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

For Tuesday Evening per Mail.
Va. Monongaia, Extra No 40 Pri,es-sq'O1 e1oo t-no
Tickets 81 50. " ga"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

n9nSalIa7Drlws At Aezandlia Sept 10 Psizas-
. Of 81, etc. Is and Is ballots. Tickets $40 - ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

Leesburs Lottery. Class MO draw September 2it
1872 Capitals-e310O1 n 90 Zoo S37 . - 90, -,
SU.1 IOoI 1909. 200 Of 900, etc. Tickets $40 80
oeIunoae Ola package Of % whole tckeissl31.
for Tic kes and shares, and certificates kare In
above splendid schemes, address 10 - ~
aug $500 - ~, mianysseTsi
NJ All orders promptly attended TO- and an aeesnai of
the Drawing sent TO all who order from us "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29

FOR SEPTEMBER.
1eesblrg. Class Ito be drawn AZ sIcr,n4,i, sao,
Prizes-s3500 TO- 90 500 772l so Of $50 50 or s{ 81
SO and 10 ballots. Tickets $40. - ~ NV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
AXE AGENCY.

MIR. JOHN FARRER, should customers require It
W VIII haul the coal At cents per bushel TO auy part
the town au % 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
NOTICE.
BLACKHEATU COAL

BIIhONTIFsA i n OOAI.
fIHE Chesterfield Mining Company prepared TO sell
Al their yard, opposite Rockets, Crate Coal carefully
selected AMI free from slate, al l6 cts per bushe
months credit.
All eommunicatonsto be addressed to
au 20 A L CLIFFORD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
WHkAT PANS,

MI would suggest the propriey TO those purchasing
w Wheat Fans, 70 call on US aud save g. which
aul9 GRBTTER & PEAKE.
NEW FAMILY FLOUR-A lot Of good new
" Family Flour, for sale low, for cash.
q n gibbons
an " OBJ osIte swan Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-29
M a gni Fl cent Scheme.
s50,000-5O of 1900.

Union Lottery, Class No 3-To draw Sept. i7ih Isi-'
Sansls-l pii=e OF SJlO01, Is 000 AGO. 600 6S0 iuOl
80 10 Soof i2oo 10 of6eo 70 OF so 20 OF io0 - Of
~ - 9iS' 80 OF $50, etc. Whole tickets sl5-shiIes in
A certificate Of a package Of % whole tickets $50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
For The Carroll Free Press.

Mr. EDITOR:
As it appears TO be the opinion
Of all classes of our citizens that money
will become a scarce article. and. that
we may have some difficulty in raising
the interest on our State debt, it may
be we'll for US to turn our attention 10
that subject in time. Our citizens are
aIrendy heavily taxed, and to augment
their taxes at this :ime would very
much increase the difficulties under
which they labor. Nov. sir, our Lc
gsIature having gm through with the
business Of the session with credit ia
themselves, and no doubt, to the entire
satisfaction Of melr constituents, | pro-
pose to raise revenue by hiring out
the services Of these bright stars TO-
currency legislation, TO the citizens Of
those States whose monetary affairs are
in a snarI, and whose currency IS in
disorde situaton-it cannot be doubt
ed that The revenue arising from the
services Of this bright galaxy OF talent
would be considerable, and greatly re-.
duce our taxes; a circumstance much 10
be desired in these hard times. be-
Iieve it is pretty generally admitted that
our bows can out legisate any thing on
that subject that ever appeared in North
America. As lis probable, Mr.. Editor,
that majority Of the States will be-
anxious to avail themselves OF This ops
porluntv. it NAV be we'll Tor our imme.
date neighbors, the Hoosers. The VOL
vpreens. and The inhabitants of The old
Key Stone and Ancient Dominion, tn
speak in time, as their affairs are not in
a mOrs enViabe situation lhan ours were
before the repeaers came into power
now, thanks 10 their united exertions,
we are likely to have sound currency
aud very llIlle olh,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11

things, it is presumable that you are TO
be Wing candidate for the noxt eIec
ton Of President Of the Uulled States
You have, am sure, too high respect for
public opinion, as you have too much
veneration for the high dignity Of that
si'uation, to be negligent of il. The
greatest objection that has hetn yet STA .
ted against you for that high post am
constrained 10 say, hinges upon the old
affaIr-which has been the subject oI
this letter; and, am sure, as far as
bore any Influence, or the representa-
ton made against YOU / sincerely hope
it will he pertsclIy removed hy what |
have already eXpr, ssed to YOU. know
a great many most respectable, indepen.
dcn!, high'miuded politicians Of the coun.
try, now extending TO great distance in
tie Union, that would have supported you
through the thickosl vapor that has hith
erto cast a blind upon the ton but for
the circumstances referred TO. 1t can
sme' y be now no longer matter Of doubt
upon their minds: for he who wa gene
rally believed TO be the cfcuIator Of Ihe
eSregous sIander against you, hereby re
vokes his belief of il, and uneqaivocailv
declares that il is improved, and stands
utterly unsupported to this time, a peri
cd Of Is OF l6 years. But, like all spir
tied maIcVoIen5e, it will be still said by
some, that, even in Ihis explanation |
have gwen you of the part bore in il,
tkere is al understanding between US,
and that it is all designed for political
effect You and con most readily meel
the charge, am sure | have had no
Intercourse or interview IS is expressed
IN my Ieuer) with you rora ieas ten
ar eleven years-anI there has been no
sort Of Interchange betweenGs.
But you and have become old enough
10 expect all such matters to arrive, and
are therefore prepared, dare say, for
the coming OF them. Then, let it be so
and am sure We shall neither Of US
regard it.
| sincerely wish you health and hap
pIness, and remain, dear cir, most fe-
SpecIIuIy, your obedlent servant,
CARTER BEVERLEY.
To the Hon. HENRY CLAY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
RESU UMPTlON IN MARYLAND.

The two branches Of the Legislature
Of Mary Iany having been unable 10
agree upon the measure of resumption
one branch being in favor of imme'
date, and the other of gradual re-
sump,ion-the Banks Of Baltimore have
taken up the subject themselves. The
banks Of that city have appointed aeon
mtlee to communicate with the Legis
Iarure, and to propose that the 18Th of
August be named as the day Of general
resumption; or, il the Legislature will
authorize The issue OF one & two dol ar
notes, the banks oderao resume specie
payments in sixty,days.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11

FFOH me 81. LOUIS hfPU0LfdH req. ZZ
MONEY, CURRENCY, &c.
Yesterday was one OF the most excl
ling days ever wIln0ssed 10 the money
circles in this cry. Wherever two or
three we're together, the subject was the
Illinois Banks. On Dhe op'nlng Of the
Offices 10 The morning, Messrs. Benoisl
& Company refused to receive the
paper OF the State Bank Of IIInci,,-
Shortly after the Perpetual Office
dec incd to receive 1t on deposte sln
payment Of notes, except for notes
which they had themselves discouned.-
The Bank Of Missouri repudIated it en-
tireIy, and several Of the brokers and
other companies followed SUIT. The
GAs Light continued throughout the day
to receive it on depcslte from their reg.
uIar customers, and in payment, but
refused to receive it from brokers, or in
large amounts, or 10 open new accounts.
The Perpetual, we understand, resolved
to receive It in payment OF notes dis
counted by herself during yesterday, and
to day only, aud unless some arrange
meot is made to day, we suppose viii
repudate it altogether by Tomorrow.
The Cashier Of the Illinois B,nk drew
Exchange, which was sold on New York
and B ston al 10 per cent premium, for
notes oI that bank, on PhiladoIha, al
! 10.
Such was the state Of affairs yrstcr-
day, what to-day may hiring forth, 1t is
impossible to say; hHt unless some very
strong move is made, the circulation o
the notes Of Ihe State Bauk may be con
sldered as ended. Mr.. RIdgely the
Cashier, is expected to-day; we fear b,
comes too late to effect any thing. The
currency ofSt. Louis now consists Of lb,
notes OF tho Bank Of Illinois, the Miners
Bank at Dubuque, the Wisconsin Fire
aud Marine Checks, and the City anC
County warrants Which of these is Il
he the nexl in tho list Of repudmtcd, it j,
impossible to tell. The Bank oI LlIlnoi,
Is the standard OF value at present, I'M
only one which is received currently "a
the Bank and all the Offices.
The Stale Bank has met this crisis az
was expected We feel assured that :
disposition prevailed throughout most o
the community to Uphold The popot -
was greatly TO the interest of the CHI
zcns 10 do so, hu, the arrangement made
with the Illinois Bark WAS entirely On
satisfactory. .Ifauy ofthe officers of rh
institution had accompanied Mr.. SlddaI
10 this place, and given n representation
of their ahalrs, or coniormed TO what h
did yesterday, draw exchange Mt shor
time, her credit would have been preser
we'd, but as it is we doubt If it is posi-
bic TO restore 1t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
CONGRESS-ANOTHER "DISSOL
UTlON" PETITION, &c.


We a,e glad 10 see that the subject
of "Reircachment" has been brought be
fore both Houses OF Congress, in right
good earnest No one who has had a
sigh Of the "Blue Book, !" can doubt that
the expenditures Of every branch Of the
Government may be and ought 10 be
greatly diminished. This subject was
under consideration in the House OF
Representatives on the I'd inst. and
members seemed disposed in this res
pect to carry oul their pledges 10 lhuIr
constituents
A few davs since, Mr.. GIddings,
amlng variety Of Other petitions, pre-
scn'ed one from citizens of AustenUurgh,
AshtabuIa Co, Ohio, Paying CJngresS tU
take immediate measures for an anICable
division Ui these States by line running
between the free and slave States. Tor
VARIOUS abolition reason ST! forth. Mr..
g moved It's reference TO Select Com.
mItlee, with instructions TO report why
the pray er Of petitioners ought not to 10
grant, d, d mo|ei The previous question.
Ihe question Of reception was raised and
the Yeas aud nays called upon it; they
we're ayes "a noes ll6
Mr. K nnedy of Md. then offered a
resolution which could mol be received
because not IN order. declaring that
hereafter aoy member ofering a Petition
proposing dissolution Of the Union
should be liable to its Censuro aud be re-
garded as having committed breach Of
privilege.
An effort was made to offer another
resolution Of asimlIar character, but it
was not received.
Toe H use, in The midst OF these reso.
Iulions, adjourned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
@Am@GGIg0N
FOR GOVERNOR
THOMAS COR WIN,
of Warren County.
THE EXCHEOUER PROJECTS =

THE EXCHEQU FIR PROJECTS
The reader will find on our first page a
synopsis Of the Exchequer projects. in
rroduccd by Mr. Gushing, of Massachu
setts, in the House, and by Mr. Tall
madge, in The Senate Of the United
States. The National lnleIllgencer a
Journal in which we have great conf
dence, comments favorable upon Mr..
TaIlmadge's Report; .and (lhe reader
wiII!percelve,) we have given long
extract from the remarks of the Intel
ligencer, in conneXion with Mr.. Tall
madge'S "Plan' Of The Exche9uer. We
believe that Mr.. T's scheme, so far as
it concerns the receipt and diSburse me nj
Of the public revenues, will answer the
purpose Of the Government as well as
any that can now be adopted. At the
same lime, it must be confessed, that
such a scheme if carried into operation,
would prove rather detrimental than
beneficial to the Stale banks; and could
not, TO any great extent, furnish a cur
rency for the people To both projects
it isa fatal objection that they increase
ETecGtice pO,cer, which is already over
grown ard fearfulIy dangerous.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11

RESERVATIONS 1t will be seen that
the Hon. HENRY CLAY has resigned his
seat in the Senate Of the United States
His letter of resignation with the re,
marks Of the Ohio State journal, in
which we concur, heart and soul are
given it, another part of our paper.
Mr. PIERCE, Senator from New Hamp.
shire, has also resigned his seat in the
United States Senate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11

JUDGE GRlMKIE This gentleman
having resigned his seat on the Bench
Of the Supreme Court OF Ohio-three
unsuccessful attempts were made on
Friday last 10 elect his successor: The
balloltings stood as follows:
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After the third ballotling .hO Senate
retired to their chamber. The proba-
biIty is, that the Legislature finally Od
journed without eIecling Judge TO fill
Mr. Grimkle's place.
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PENNSYLVANIA We have nothing
conclusive from Pennsylvania 'oB. .tte
subject Of resumption ofspecie payments.
Both branches of the Legislature have
passed a bill (orinstant resumption, but
with various amend ments,, ION which, at
The latest dates, there had not been any
f1al act.Cn.
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Kentucky Senator The Hon. ]. J.
CRmTENpEN has been elected without op.
position to I'll the vacancy in the Senate,
occasioned by the resignation Of Mr Clay
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PD Brother Sax on, Of the Ohio RE-.
posilory, is mot conscious" Of having
attacked the solVency of the Bank of
MassilIon;,and alleges that our "para-
graph" inlimating ae much, "smacks
too much OF Jarvis.ania, who sees hob
gobIins in these days which he was not
wont 10 see" Well, we don't profess
10 know exactly what hObgOblin is
The Re epository announced the failure
Of the Banks at Ceveland-,s circum-
stance which. the editor thought, did
not te well for The DtUight banks. This,
Gus, was apparently an indirect thrust
at the solvency Of The Massilon Bank.
But not so-it was a mere hObgObiiH,
visible only 10 "Jarvis.ania." Brother
Saxton, AGO we right nowR