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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

Location and Description of the Land.
West half and so utheast quarter section 10, town
ship Is, range west, on Gun Flower river, cor
tanning $50 acres: taxes due, dollars.
Printers fee collars and 50 cents.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-18

Owner or Enterer's name, B. M. D. Mason.
Description and Location of the Land.
Sections % and %, Township IA, Range 3, West
on YazOo river containing 1l91 acres; taxes due
"a dollars. Printers fee dollars ard so cents.
Owners or Enlerers' names, Martin and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

IMroEr,sr FROM MExrco.-An intelligent gentle
man, lately from the city of Mexico says it is currently
reported and generally believed there, that the basis Ut
the arrangement between our Minister (Gen Thompson)
and the Mexican Government for the settlement e our
claims the latter is the proter the part Of MeAi-
to cede California to the United States There are
good grounds for believing this to be true, taking into
consideration the fact that natural ridge, forming road
accessible by carriages hom pon near Independence,
Nj ssnuri, 10 some point in near California
time since discovered and that Government is said
TO have small command a Surveying expedition in
that region. Ii true this intelligence is Ola mos, i'm
poran character. The proposition will. if accsdea to
by our Government, give 10 US firm foohulI at an i'm
Porant point west Of that almost bouhdtss region the
Oregon Terrrry. We shall await further intelligence
with snNetyjln the mean tme We caunot but hope that
tbs rnmoT icy pryfc lru..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
80
CONGRESS-.

1h"sddy Ice. S.-ln the Senate, the Rev. Mr. IT,.
ton was reelected Chaplain, by nearly uuannou. ,..
MI Benton introduced till 'orepea,he Banhru,,l,,
which was ordered to second reading and to be ru
ed-Mr Bayrad offered resolution to rescnd tho ri.
DRAFTED E-pmging resolu,ion.-The Senate a,Iuu,,.a
over to Monday.
In the House Of Representatives, the principal busne.
was the resolution efJ z. Adams tn rescind tn, 2l,,
knle, which excludes Abolition petitions from sonsd,n
ton motion toay it on the table, was rejected b,
vote Of - ~. The previous question was .h.u e,l
led and refused by of % to lOO-and the ,u..
by the rules of the House, was then laid o,.r.u.
WIN. Cost Johnson proposed to repeal the On. Uo.,
Rue; laid on the table. by vote Of ll6 to 70. Tn.
House 'hen adjourned over to Monday, to enable tho
Speaker to appoint the committees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

Finances Of Jwginia.-Jamcs f. Heath. Eso. IN.
Second Auditor gives melancholy picture Of tn. g.
nancal condition of Virginia. loan of about t36Ooy
being absolutely necessary to meet the demands una
the treasury. And for the next year. he estimates th,,
at the existing rates Of laxation the deficit will no, !.
less than 1867 900. In such state of things. an H.
crease OF taxes is impcra'ively demanded. But win,
shall be said oie msdom of tina, party, who, in such
state of things, and when the people are so little sb. 10
bear the bnrhen Of additional taxation, shall refuse n
receive the states quota Of the Distribution fund-oa
the absurd plea that the federal govcnncn, is in NEED
ili! The absurd pretence first. because the State, l..
witch that fund bei onCs," is much in need of il =,
the federal government; but more especially because 4,
though the federal government may need il cannot ~.
Il. even II the State shall refuse 10 receive il! W. in
yoke the attention of the tax payers this rcnark6.
fact.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

MINI "r'1' VIC 2r,ie 81 against cfen IN ia,aE,y;
'a''on against the course OF Judge Hall by ,...9
hne was Imposed; and who, by enfrcing the
''e c"drt' under the circumstances Of the c,so
so'a' courage OF the highest Order and Furnished
Liant exemplheatiun oiihat cardinal maxim AZ VII
ncnts, that the military is subordinate l., u, .
power HE Judge, in that act, derronstra,d I'm.
vas not less intrepid than the Victorious Ge,.,,, IL
he arragued at his bar, and left rich legacy and
bic example to this law -deiying age. The val. ma
lorce (Which we devouily hope may not be IN, IN
by The time serving action pf the representatives Of
people. We will add, that the suggestion of NJ; NV
ter by President Tyler, is wholly on, of p,,oo nat
that 1t was,in oar opiaion. induced by that same
'atng hypocrisy which lies a, the bottom Of mo.,
official acts " us
C1s' Tho Globe aninadverts with crea, soyc,;,,
The Presidents Messace-aeearny that .i,. l.. f4
features, however plausbly disguised, ape R,,,;.t
.hncricaa." 1t is manifest that the C1,be a.; "9'
not have any thing to do with Mr.. Tyhr-tba, o..
the temptation Of seats in the Cabinet, and r,,.,.l
troll OF the patronage Of the government viii -,
them. Mr.. Tyler will learn tina, he h.. . INV" w
himself for noneht." The Richmond ENQUIRER dam
Message With faint praise!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

D. We are glad to learn tina, Mcssrs Caruher.
Wallace and Lane, members of Congress who s,r.
injured by the upsrttng Of the stage GAINESVILLE o.
ho. have arrived in Washington. and are CONSIDERED
ont Of danger. Senator Smith, Of Indiana was tho ma,
injured OF the party and had not reached Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

.Ncrt Gorcnor-- friend in r clmonl writes II,
that the probabilities in favor Of the election CT J,p
hcD'well EsI. of Rockbridge. as next Governor n
Virginia. The election takes place to day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

T. % X y II II u
1lLI Xxi ELY YOU Nc n T. 4.
~ Il N . l. : APPLy TO
Nj. TALBOT Auct.
Oct Ia ,sll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

Henry Col,gc, W Nh Gaaisan. similar pciitfn ffom
oi,'zis =. " sshlHgian by Mr. 1a,enner oi eiiiz,'us
ID: IS oij. iL1rrsin sati Lewis. i1r county ent e
ssid cnuui,e, 10y Mr. Mann. II Margaret saawsnf and
-.Nilt,. tbat they be attached Ia the c7uniy o
Allegheny ay NJ. kid@til. d the Gaan oi Marion
tr me aFpHntWaa sreHHd commissioner iof SAID
county By NJ. S9=htan, 81 \. CsYenJish. iaf feease
ir1a i,ricuprc pt certain o land upon the pay
Wcu n chsrg,s upJn H. also of jacob Ne5ersall. 81
laaf p'ltm concerning another tfaeioi lid, as9 the
reiGHa %, citizens Of eHalas. Tor precinct election ct
In h,.,u a 4 D, IA. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
EE.SOI.J 11ONS.

Resolutions wnro offered and adopted:
by Mr. Sioyail. tia: the committee Of Finance IN
qurc int tho rNpclioney Of requiring the sheriis 10
pay into tIv revenue the elleeted IN My. At an
eatbor day.
BY Nlr. Spps. referring - mich the report Of the
B,srd Of Public Works relates 10 Prices Turf pike
and CHmberlmd Gap road. Ia the committee OF Roads
by Mr.. Garrett nsrucilng the committee Of Finance
TO inquire into the expedeney Of selling Bank stocks
held by the State, toproseni the necessity Of increasing
the taxes.
by Nr. Gray, for printing 500 c,pes Of the tables pre-
pared by the Clerk Of the House o Representatives at
the instance Of The Hon. w. CoIcs.
by Mr. lllpEias. that tho committees Of the House
elect tcir own clerks w.oneser they may be deemed
necessary.
BY Mr.. Bird, of Pen1leton. onqnrng into the oSpe
picuey ct ancnd the 33!ll aud 3 tn eiions of the tax
law oIihc last session. relative .o ,he peIsms Of
missuuCrs
Ga motion Of Mr.. Gallaacr,
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

UWiam c. Rirss-The last Charlottesville Jef'f'
sonlan, in reference a remark in n previous nunm'
OF that paper, that "it was possible that instructions
might be gotten up in our State Legislature which would
cause resignation the part of the T. s. Senators from
Virginia" says: 1--WE ought to have stated that 'u''
instructions, goen up. would affect only one oil NV
Senators. (Nlr. Archery" The Editor seems to SPEAK
positively, and without reservation. Arc we, then, "
regard this authorize declarations behalf oil Nh
Rvea. that he has renowned the Wing PARTY and ''"
he has COMO over the ocofaco Standard The sg"
of the times indicate that this is the fact. Fit be- e"
shall regret IT. and it we do not apprehcnd the "'
per of tho l.ocof,cos towards Mr. Rivcs, he nN hS
regret also.--Wo think, however, we may venture "
say to the Charlottesville paper, and to the projectors
the contemplated instructions, that Mr.. Archer VIII Nv
be found Of such 'penetrable stuff" to DO moved
moped by them, Of whatever character those ln''"
tons may be. On this point, however, time mus
its own tell tale.
To return to Mr. Rives: letter from Washlre'"
the Baltimore Patriot says: noticed by many
the greeting between Senators Rivos and Ben'o"
something in il of more cordial character than oep Il.
ordinary courtesy. 1t had every appearance OF 'a' Al
ratification Of political rcconcation-tho re""' =,
political friends Ions separated Added 10 WIZ"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

Bank amt Siate-Wc invite the attention Of on,
Compiler and Wing. in reference to tho resolutiau, lat.
ly adopted by The House Of Delegates proposing M
curry "'o The eSpedency oirans ri <. rom tho prus
slocAhoders To the Governor, the control fhe Band
this State That resolution, in connection with IL
proposition 10 elect Governor before the lst of Janu,y
SHOWS determination to throw the Banks under tn.
conro of that offer, who is To be elected in reference.
/" this question: and in conse luence convert tlcmino 10
hticm engines Such course is the more astonishing pr,
ccedihs from men who have denounced the g. nn,elt.
between Bank and State as essentially corrupnp ia IN
'en"enc eS and si'll more surprising is il that til, prop
s'ion should have oa,anated from Mr. Hopkins Of Pow
ha'an whose constituents not long ago In public
ing Instructed hsm TO use erery in his po,c.r
ebent' as speedily as possible dissolution Of the mo
distant and feeble connection then eri,tlS bet,cecn Ax~
The m9ycmcnt only shows that men profess CERTAIN
principles to gel office, which, when they have ,ucceje
they 'rampe under foot. Tho Locoi,cos complained
tor example, of the union between Bank and State and
now having control of the State tloy enlca,orng
'o'h'he mat union more perfect and complete, in order
that they may have control of tho Banks also! And
this, too IN the teeth ofhe fact staring them in hsfis
And IN Alabama, in Georgia, in Arkansas, il. ri.
slss'pp', and elsewhere -whercycr hi, me. icisus
connection has existed, it has resulted in corrupng tn,
public fInconares. and in bankuptins or destroying
the usefulness of the institutions under their contrs.
Can the Locofco members Of the Legislature deem tn.
people tools, that they thus practise upon them! Dan
they consunn'atc an act, which, coI,suinnatcd, will
gre The ftc 10 their professions on the husng,l ".
shall see. In the msan while, we cannot withhold from
Mr. Ednunds, of Halifax, the pras, justly due him.
for throwing himself at once in opposition movement
which be knows to be injurious in itself as it is Al, VA
with ar0,pcd Lococco principles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
Resolutions.

by Mr.. Cowan-That Committee Roads inquire
into the eNpdency OF reducing the number of Directors
IN the Cumberland Gap and Prices Turnpike Road.
by MIR. Lewis That Committee of Courts Inquire
lnto The expectancy OF amending the 10th section of the
act, entitled IAN act reducing into one. tho several acts
directing the method OF proceeding the Courts of Equ
ty against absent debtors and other absent deirndan;s
aud Tor settling the proceedings on attachments against
Ascending Debtors, passed February til. 1919,
TO provide that m final Judgment shall be rendered the
term Ia which the attachment is returned executed, but
the cause To be continued 10 future term, and
order of publication directed, giving notice of the pro-
ceedln2s that any person, other than the debtor clam
my the property attached, may have day in Court
appear and file his lncrpleadcr.
by MIR. smith, of ii That COMMITTEE on Schools
inquire into the eXpodoncy Of auth rsing the Board of
Trustees of the North Western Virginia Academy to
appoint ten additional trustees.
by VIZ. McRae: That mucl, of the Governors
message as relates to the militia, be referred the com
lnitee the Militia Laws
by NJ Glrnelt: That Committee of Courts in
qure into the expectancy of amending the act of AS
SC ably. passed March 2 1870 10 reduce into one the
several acls concerning mills aud mill dams so rs to a-
thoze the several Couaty Courts permit the erection
of dams gw the water thereby, for limited times in
each year.
Were presented oy Mr.. Bowden Of citizens of York
James City aud Williamsburg, for the repeal or modlf-
cation OF the 'Inspecon Law" Of March 49, lstl. by
Mr. Daniel of II. Of Thomas Brosncham; by Mr.. Brown
of f. and W., of Officers of . Regiment, that the
Militia be armed.
Oa motion OF Mr. Gray,
The House al journed.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-25


ed parties seem inclined to trace this to the over ere
alive power Of machinery than to any other cause
mere mas been extreme depression OF late owing TO
all parties having withheld from business operations
until the passing of the Tariff bill enables them to
see clearly what steps to axe in their matters Of re-
gular business and speculation. The Tariff being
now settled, OF course such causes are removed.
The proceedings in Parliament have possessed no
very especial interest business having been devoted
to the Income Tax and the Tariff questions, both
OF which are now passed. Ii expected that the bu
sness of the session will be brought to close about
The 10Th Of this month.
FRANCE
The Paris papers are devoted almost exclusively
TO the elections
some OF the opposition papers continue to animad-
vert on the late ordinance respecting the new duties
laid on foreign threads and linens
Ielegraphc dispatches continue to communicate
successes In the provinces adj joining Algiers. The
last is dated June rs.
royal ordinance has been issued sanctionng GER
tain changes introduced into the customs tariff esta-
bllshed in the French West Indies 10y the ordinance
Of the 9Th of December, 1889
SPAIN.
Our advces from Madrid are to the 9th of June
Some insurrectionary movements at Figueiras Cat
aiona) and Barcelona had been suppressed Others
were aPprehended at st. Sebastian and Tolosa
A new Ministry has been formed as follows:
Rodil, Minister of War and President of the Coun-
ell; Almadovar Foreign Affairs Zumalacarregui,
Justice Ramon Calatrava, Finance Capaz, Marine
Torres Solanet, Interior.
No collision had yet taken place in the Cortes
between the new Ministry and the coalition it was
even believed that the latter would remain for the
present on the defensive.
The editor Of the Correo National had been sem
fenced, for libel to Imprisonment, duri four years,
IN fortress, and to the privation Of his office and
decorations.
PORTUGAL.
We have adyices from Lisbon to the 9th Of June.
Neither the slave trade nor the commercial treaty
were signed. The Duke Of Pamela will immedi-
ately join the Administration as Foreign Secretary
and President of the Council, and Senior Campelo
will be replaced in the Marine Department by a
statesman of more undsputed administrative capaci-
ty. The result of the elections immense ma
lority for the Government In all the provincial dis
trcts they were successful and defeated only in
Lisbon.
THE EAST.
We have letters from Alexandria of the 2Sth of
June.
1t was reported that Mehemet Ali had offered to
the Porte to send regiments of the line to assist
| in dsarming the Syrian mountaineers
At an extraordinary council, at the Porte, the
affairs OF Syria, the various points of the question
were fully debated, each foreign minister giving his
opinion the subject and it appears that they
imously agreed that the policy hitherto pursued by
the DJan with respect to that country conforma
BILE to the true interests and dignity of the Govern
ment, and should consequently be persevered in.