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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
SOUTHERN HAT EMPORIJN-

you wish 10 save moncy, you do So by calling AZ
TIC above named csshIshncnt and pure iasinr Hats
shu as tor cash You can 81 least - per cent A.
Ihete will bc charging good customer az extra Ell 10
MAKE M The loss 81 bad one 90 ahead with tic cafh
business AMI Oh virginia must prosper.
GARBANATTt & ROsENTU9TT
southern Hat Emporium, opposite the Bel Ttvcfu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
LAW NOTICE

THE rarpershlp IN the practice OF Law here,oote e.l.t
Ing between John sieger AMI Gales seaion Il lhIs
Gay di-sose ny mutual consent Tho usted
10 the hrm ~il be attended TO By John -teE.r.
IORN % rTEGER.
GALES sEATON
SonN % sffGkR viii eoniin0e To practice In the F.i.
era Court the Superior AMI Inferior tuTtH CIV 81
hehivnd aud the Counties OF Amelia Ps<hafan IIls
See !, on main street Oser the Enquirer Ofee opposite
l-dlta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
GALE, sEATON,

GALES sEATOs,
a r T OK NE ar Law,
RfonMosp, Vnginii,
MILL attend tho Superior anil Inferior Courts OF the
w City Of Riehmond aud the County IIenrieo Onr,
% main street overJ Cunnns aan,'s one door shove
WI htoheTS oct l-dlm
WILLIAM H. ARCHER
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
VIII practice In the Superior and Inferior C.uo. OF th
City. the United siues Count andth count Of
lie VIII also ate 1.-THE eu9crior Courts and
Chesterfield lie may, for re yr,ssni be f,nrd AZ M
once Ateiy occupied ~ Msyo a Archer, on Governor
-. so ~
Mayo William Arc her, il ilSso1y.I All Lnsinee.s
heretofore eonhieito the firm Of Mayo 4 Archer will
receive Inc lcnt attention Of US both until completed
90 JOSEPH MAYO.
f'<f VI MN. n ARCHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
Commission BUSTNESS

WILL attend 10 the sale of all kinds PRODUCE and so.
hcl patronage from my Old Customers ard friends
an 0 ~ = NJ cambridge.
II, ANTED-By ycun. man, rs NJ IN the CITY, =
situation ~ any kind Of pcciablc business having
good knowledge OF books and sccounis living in Dry
Good house IN this State several years which has enabled
ne apPielnt 10 form great many acquainanccs The
hcs OF reference will be given 10 character and
eapabIy. hY addressing line TO G. r. through tie Post
once box s3i The compenssiicn not =, much the OH
eei aspi'curns good and permanent place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15

SPIRITS TCRPENTINE. % 6bs sp,Tl,s Tor.
Opentns reserved snj Or salo By
oet6 SAMUEL DOvg,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS


Il nnd general assortment Of British and American Dry
Goods. which they ocr puncua Customers on their
sec wADswoRTn TURNER & co
IoR EENr-Any all OF the Toons lately occupied hy
the President. Treasurer and Agent Of
~ Tie Ricuond and Freder cksburg Rail Road Company
Tor UcT occs at the cornsr Of n streets These
rooms would mako, separately comfortable Offices and
chambers Tor professional gentlemen, together UheGe
being kitchen attached 10 tho buine) convenient
fesldenee Tor iamly FoE rims applv the Depot
scz n + XP n m r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15


Grand Constituted Wilmington. Clsrs 20 Pfi,es-
s75o, 25p 2tt1 l'Ol 1854 Of lao nj ~, of 40 IA
<S,cie. 10 Nos. aud " irawn TicEeis e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
lOR REM
TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTER,
or VIRGINIA
wOOLLENs-

iVchscs ezra Double Micd Saineis
= do Heavy Miners Coatinrs
20 do Assorted stylcs KcTseys
part ofthc above soIs f,r sc,v,,,
clot ing, AMI will be so u verv ctcap.
oct 10 KENT, KENDALL a ATwATER
MNPbIlN0S "A large lot Of low pIce InsTain Garnet
III. eEs AZ yciy low prices Also, lev handsome Bfns
OCT 70 KESf, KENDALL ATwATER.
CIPRE-5 DRESSED rfIiNGIEs.-bfnOCyp,css l,..,,
~ shngles ready dressed anJ 70 by 81 inc ~, ~
W - JAS n GRO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15

THE GRAND SECRET REVEALED
kEN q co. can furnish every aIticIe Of Clofbipr
IN al as ow prices the same qualify an bs obf.jns -
any northern city. We cortnae To- receive by ever
ds~L ADDITIONAL supplies, which bought cash and
hiHst Oc Tie sane, order nd
SUPERIOR OVERCOATS.
10 Ovoreosis OF Gne and me iinm Beaver
20 Beaver 1Gd nilled cloth Frork Coafs
PANTS AND VESTS
very large and complete assortment OF Pants and
vets comprising every quality and style. at The very
w '''Ses' KEEN a co.
GREAT BARGAINSII
M viii sell great bargains in Sugars IotTee Raeon
and Candles. sperm Candles cheaper than they can
Bell Tavern. ~ ~ "''
oct ls-tf GRETTER a PEAKE.
FLANNELs FLANNELs - FLANNELsHl
INVITE ald Rcd Fl,nuels al prices from L. 90, ls
'" OIL p ~ IS. and fneT.
Yellow Fsnnels 2s, and finer Also brown end white
Clnt0a Flann Is ~
% yards oflie above opened and selling cheap, at
oSl y n. II. JENKINS.
SALT FOR sALE.-In store GO sacks IdycTp,oi aIeJ
- navy and ~ INC order, for sale.
oe 10 ~ THOMAS POE.
SALT so sacks BEST Liverpool Filled SALT daily CT.
PeteI pet chr Enburg, which will be so d low for
OCT 10 WI. ANDERSON, Jr
SfbRh CANDLE-.-50 boxes fpurs spcTm CandIes-
~ lust re- eiSed aud FOR sale low.
oetlS-d ROB'T. MIL main street.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS BOOTS
| hANETeecved a beautiful lot Of Miles & sons beauti.
~, hsht dress Boots, wiheh are o. very superior
At hts new Store, nearly opposite MN Miieb.us
oc w yewelry Sore, Main street.
II ANS AND slDEs-6 hhds rdmo Ham,; I5G0 Ib,
II heavy Sides for sale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
LARGE CONsIGNMENT or FASHION.
ABLE CLOTHING.

Eoh NEWT, twO eomnodi1us and uc,1l, s,,..-,
tcnements on Jrd street, between T. mi q .1,..,,
luN hnshedand secession given imn,ed,cIv
appy % W. iihn y. Brown, or Mr. win Ro,n '"'"-'
"' " q" JANEs MALONE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15


Niryland CONSOLIDATED CiassC Pic s-otuo 40 In,
s"u etu i0o 500 2oO. 2-Ol sl5s 2Iof 10 In III non
etc. 's Nos-l3 drawn. TickctsslJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-15
TO PHYsICIANs.

w have been appointed the agents for selling very
- beautiful article of Hollow Ware Manufactured in
Penasy by Moore stewart and have ust
N To:ee OF SAMPLES Of the different arclet viz Pots
hcti.s ovens, tdcr Audirons. warnc Irons, Ac
az OF which We are prepares receive orders T. aud will
nrtish AZ mlnifsctureT's prices We sta. always keen
hsse artiees on hand SAD We invite ;raie O. eIann.
heir quality. 81 - JR TRIPLETT A SON
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, Jan. 90.

The morning hour was consumed in
the presentation of petitions, resolutions
and bills.
At IL O'Clock the orders Of the day were
taken up.
The question before the House at the
time it adjourned last night, was upon
agreeing to the report Of the committee
of the whole in relation TO the State print
ing.
Mr.. Allen, who had the floor at the
time of the adjournment, continued the
discussion, and urged the proprlety of re-
peallng the law of last session. Mr., Al
len, in the scope Of his remarks, replied
TO most of the arguments which were ad,
vanced by gentlemen opposed TO the bill.
During the time Mr.. A. occupied the floor,
several bond-men attempted in vain to in
terrupt him by calling the previous ques-
ton. Mr.. A. however, was not to be put
dowuby such manGuvering, and contInu-
ed his remarks expressing his contempt
for those who took advantage OF their
"priviege" to assail persons out Of doors,
who had not an opportunity of defending
themselves.
A number Of amendments were propos-
ed to difleren, parts of the bill, some OF
which were adopted, but all such as pro-
posed to alter the provision Of the bill az
reported by the committee, were laid or
The table, and the bill being considered al
ensrogsea was put upon its passage, anC
pasgs5 by vote Of 90 TO 81.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
" OtiCe.

" ETTERS of Administration with
"A the last will and testament annex
ed, having been granted to the under.
signed at the September term l84l, OF
the Hon Probate Court Of Holmes CO.. ,
on the estate of Needham Tolar decd
notice is hereby given to all persons,
having or holding claims against said
decedents estate, to present them with.
in the time limited by law, or the same
will be forever barred, and those in
debted will make immediate payment.
ABSOLEM w TOLAR,
JOSHUA X TOLAR,
Administrators.
Oct. 9, AZ oW
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
Citation.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
Holmes COUNTY.
Probate Court-Jaauary Term 1912.

Holmes County.
Probate Coart--Jdauay Term 1912.
"A GREEABLY to an order Of the
"a Hon. Probate Court OF Holmes
couEly Mississippi, made at the January
term thereof, 1912: Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons Interested ia the
lauds, tenemeus and heredilamens oil
Thomas Land, deceased, to be and per.
sonalIy appear before our said Court of
Probates, at the next March term thereof,
then and there to show cause if any they
have or can, why an order should not be
made by this Court, for the sale Of the
following lands belonging 10 SAID decd
ants estate, 10 wlt:-The south hall OF
section twenty,six, township sixteen,
range one west, 10 Honey Island, descrIb.
ed as lots Nos. 7, 8, 8, 10, II and II.
Witness the Honorable
j. +. Williams, Judge
Of said Court, the first
l.. S. Monday in January,
1912, and seal Of said
Court. Issued the 9Th
day of Jaurarv, 1912
J. NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTA.
Clerk Of Probate Court.
January l, 1912, 5-6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
.,s,rn EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
Caution
Oct. g.,

TT FORWARN all persons from trad
ing for two notes Of hand given by
The subscriber to MarcusEnloe, for fifty
dollars each; one payable first January,
1913, and the other first January, lS44,
dated some time between the 20tn and
2Sh of October, l84l.
The consideration for which said Botes
were given having failed, | therefore will
not pay the same unless compelled by
law.
BARTHOLOMEW V M'HENRY.
December Is, l61l,---3--3t
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29

Mr.. Swan asked and obtained leave TO
the introduction Of bill in relation to the
Sheriff Of Rankin county. ...
Mr.. Marshall asked and obtained leave
TO the introduction of bills for the benefit
ofthe Tax Collectors Of Kemper, Lauder
dale, &c, and to authorize Judges Of the
Circuit Courts to designate plan for
holding courts in certain cases.
! MIR. Ventress, from The Committee on
Public Buildings, reported bill appro-
prIailng The several rooms and saloons OF
the Capitol.
The Senate then proceeded to the Or
ders of the day, A Bill to do away The
necessity Of demand md notice Of the non.
1 payment Of endorsed paper was consider
ed-Mr. KeirDe in the Chair.
Mr. Swan to amend the bill, by maxi
ing it apply only to paper hereafter made,
which was adopted.
The Committee arose, and the Chair
man reported. Mr.. Bell addressed the
Senate in favor of the bill, Mr.. Miller Of
Kinds against il. Mr.. Kelroe moved
thai the bill aud report be indefinitely
postponed, which notion was carried.
The Senate resolved itself into a COM
miltee of the whole, on bill reducing the
rate Of interest too per CEN. Mr. Walton
10 the Char.
! Mr.. Miller of Kinds, offered TO amend
the bill, SO as to reduce the rate of inter
&. lest ON borrowed money az S per cent
> ybicb wae adonied
N. WI onoosed the hin N sbor
o,d anrroas;ata rsnsocb
. M ~ s,.r', r.,nart,s - f,vo
, .t.,.. IA. "
4 Ng. sgarsb,Il g,;J mn sr.......,,, Ia,
..aa ,5o.r,ad ,b,, lo cor.7,5.rr. Co.,.
LIKE Ia ,as, ororsasaa T., sg1~ ,a.
., .r..g,,,rs +, waIl sef,lal nom ,,..o;,,ea
? .o,,,d s,t,,r .frr1 ,c .r,ls A .c.,, nm,
: oro5i,a,s ~ tr-.,.s,nr- ..mr a
M. Mat,baws AID NJ m;uor s,,L
n - r,ro, or tho IN
;" M, CranSerry ooa;rs, ;t-so;J ba CO,
q 49, -a,d rao,oo Cor ctanc;nr ,bo es,abl;.F
a 81 saw an dis suh;ect
>, T,bo question heinz On the eporossmer
,r woo carried
NJ, rho h,ll 70 provide for the better req,
10 I,,ion Of triaIb, iurv in the circuit couTl
".s o,oe,deI ana ordered n i,s eogros,
h. n,an,
THE bin revealing the act recurring
,e lie, Of overseers Of roads TO be furnishc
'e 10 the grand juries, was taken up.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
IN SENATE.
THuRsnAY. ia

THURSDAY, Jan. Goth.
The Senate met in pursuance Of ad
iournment.
Mr. Thomas introduced bill in relation
to sherlf's guards, which was read the
first time.
The Senate then took up the orders Of
the day.
The bill requiring the Judges Of tho
Circuit Courts to reduce their charges 10
writing, 10 certain cases, was read the
third time and passed
The bill TO reduce the rates Of interest,
was called up, and on motion of Miller, Of
PontQtoc, re committed TO a committee Of
the whole Senate; and after the adoption
Of some amendments, and after some die
cussion, was, on motion of Mr. Wall in
definitely postponed.
The bill authorizing the Tax Collectors
Of kemper, Lauderdale and Pamela. to
make their returns on the LIST day Of May
next, was read the third time and passed
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow
at II o'clock.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
PROPOSALS..

MHNC0U X A G E ID by improved
X health and stimulated by desire
4 ~ -r,rcoate more largely in The discus
n, Of he great questions which nov
4. ,,oss the attention OF the country, the
I Is.,cned proposes to establish weekly
Newspaper to be called the
1 UNION DEMOCRAT.
Devoted to the preservation of
the Union and the support
Of Democracy.
j One Of his first objects will be to re-
INV The memorable Extra Session OF
konrress and its measures embracing IT'S
rioI, the Influences which have control
IN is acts, the Tgqasury Reports, the
B,ak Bill, the Land Bill, the Loan BllI,
Ia Tax Bill. the Bankrupt Bill, and the
Extraordinary appropriations, the New %
q lie, to prevent discussion and cut oil
AnsoImsnIs with such comments asmay
Make PLATA, ,hg effect OF each separately
4,id ,ae whole as system, upon the NOR
;. and institutions OF the American Peo'
a. lie believes, and will eudeayor to
Aou, that The Legislation Of lI0l-9S and
kiL originated IN the same principles ana
Mined at the same results.
Il Drng future Sessions Of Congress, he
brooos.s to give the proceedings on all
aencraI su ects with explanatory re.
marks from day to day, and some OF the
best speeches.
Proul Of the name Of Democrat, he
Sans he hypocrisy which disavow 5
#arV. II IS oIhy IN mo wNdst of party.
Il sect., and Of conflicting opinions, that
Mind deye!opes lis power and Truth
ii ainrains her triumphant march, ralIylng
hauklod TO her standard. Party is to be
kared only when, in devotion to men or
ID q reckless struggle for power or gain,
II considers the goyernmentlts instrument
BID uampIrs principle under foot. These
a5gcs Of pary the undersigned disavows
b. repudIates. He will pledge himself
b he support OF 10 particular men, wheth'
b 10 poweror out, step further than they
Tread in the Democratic PATH, and then
|cnIy as the most effective means of ddpGn.
big Democratic princl les.
Ia other respects, efforts will not be
ssnred to render the Union Democrat
Undressing and useful paper.
4 hwiIl be printed on large super roya
|sbeer, at Trco Dollars per annum, paid il
lAdrance. Such paper cannot be sua.
taned at so low price but by an lntlexi'
bic adherence to advance payment
To any person forwarding the money
for ten subscribers, u copy will be sen
grais if requested.
All current bank notes will be receive,
It par.
The first number will be issued earl,
lOOClober next.
Being permitted to remit subscription
noney to editors free Of postage, Pos
lasters will not refuse that accommoda
on to their neighbors when requested.
Grk9ndall's Expositor will be contin
ed, and after the first of January mex
onsiderabIy enlarged
Copies of these Proposals will be fur
shed to friends in Congress, or out, VIII
eslre to use them in promoting the oh
ct in view.
AMOS KENDALL.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sent 81: 1871.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
n G w Cd IA g IA M q
Il G II IL l "a

Regular Weekly Packets.
gTTYHE new ard substantial fast runs
ID nIng Cabin ell in State rooms)
Steamboats, WALNUT HILLS, ID. 3.
Mosby, Master, and MAID OF AR
KANSAS, L. r. Mitchell, Master, will
ron as regular packets between Tchula
and New Orleans during the season
leaving Tchua and New Orleans every
Thursday.
The above boats are Of the FIRST class,
and have superior Accommodations. The
character oGthe commanders are too well
known to the travelling community to
need comment.
For freight or passage apply to
A. Q. BREATH, Tchula.
Tchula, Nov. Is. la4l. LIT
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,l Probate Cour,
Holmes county. s Dec Tor,~ Is4i
J. NJ. Clement, administrator, ( On the Chan.
de bouis non OF James !Iig- )ccy side Ct the
gins deceased, lProbuo Court
VS. Petition
Ann Higgins, ct ais
"a 7 pom opening the matters Of this
U. Petition, and It appearing 10 the
satisfaction Of the court lbat the defend
ants Aun Higgins and Philip Mccarthy
are not residents of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, 50 that the ordI
nary process Of the of this court, cannot
be executed on them.
Therefore it is ordered, that unless the
said defendants appear before the Probate
Court of Holmes County, at the cour
rom in the Town of Lexington, on the
first Monday in FEBRUARY next, aud plead
answer or dcmur to the bill Of complain
hereunto, the several, allegations lhereo
will be taken for confessed, and such or
and decree made therein, as the Cour
may deem equitable and just. 1t is fur
Their ordered that copy of this order b'
inserted in the Lexington Union, once
week for two months successfully.
A true copy from the minutes.
JOHN NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTH.
Clerk of Probate Court.
Dec. Is 1S4l. 3-2m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
Executors Notice.

n ETTERS tes.amentory on the es-
"a tate of Archibald ID. Wiley, late
Of the county of YalIobusha, dece'ed were
granted to Thomas Carbry, by the Pro.
bate Court Of Chociaw county, on the 9TH
Monday of November, lS4l. All per.
sons having claims against said estate,
will present the same to the undersigned
al his residence in the town Of CoffeevllIe
Ealobusha county, within the time pre-.
scrlbed by law, or thew will be forever
barred.
THOMAS CARBRY.
Executor, &c,
Nov %. 3----6
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29
8 O'CLOCK.

The whole of the evening was occupied
in the consideration of numerous bills,
upon the calender Of the order clerk.
The resolutions oil Mr.. Coleman, III
relation 10 the measures of the late extra
ordinary session Of Congress were yester-
day, 10 the House of Representatives, by
consent were referred to select commits
tee OF nine members.
In the afternoon, the bill providing for
the acceptance and appropriation OF the
two per cent. fund, in pursuance of an act
of the extra session of Congress, was read
the second time, and on the motion TO
engross the same for third reading, Mr..
Dhworth addressed iha House in Upposi-
ton 10 the bill-Mr. Speaker Roberts be-
ing on the floor, (Judge Mitchell occupy
ing The Chair,) replied to the arguments
Of Mr.. D., but no final action Was had on
the subject
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29

Notwithstanding the hard times Gal
weston. appears to flourish, There are
four Protestant Churches, and Univer
sity with ninety students. The adverti-
ser recommends the Planters of Louisi-
ana to send their sons 10 be educated
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Pcayune, who is much TO be relied on
says .7.h IL
"The war feeling lie gaining ground and
Notwithstanding MIR. Stevenson's ussuran-
ces Of The pacific views and feelings OF
Mother Britain Yankee Doodle has pref
ty we'll made up his mind not to put up
with any more of her arrogance and out
RACES. The reports Of the two War Sec
reiares are highly relished, and the coun-
try will be Immediately put in a complete
state Of defence,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-29

TExAs--By the arrival of the steam
packet New York, we have received our
files Of Texas papers TO the LIST instant
! The message Of President Houston is a
document Of commendable brevity. He
begins by informing congress that he shall
present to them facts and truth 10 their
simples, dress, and tha, there d llt,ls
cause for any teIicitatior. TIE fcreign
relations of Texas were desXibed ia the
message of his predecessor With the
Un'ted States more definite and specific
treaty is needed-Towards Mexico Texas
stands precisely in the same attitude she
did in 1896. President Houston recon-
mends non Interference in the revolutions
of that distracted country, and sort OF
armed neutrality towards the people of
Mexico.
The relations Of the Indian tribes are
far from satisfactory. Gen. Houston ur-
ges the establishment Of trading posts
along the western border 10 Red River,
protected by adequate force, and thinks
this would serve to concilate the Indians
and keep them quiet.
The condition Of the treasury is deplo.
rabIe. The nation is not only without
money, but without credit As remedy
for these evils the message proposes to-
tai suspension Of the redemption of the
national debt until such time as the
government can redeem 10 good faith such
as it ought to redeem. 1t further recon-
mends the repeal Of the law authorizing
the double assessment of taxes, the reduc-
ton Of the direct tax one half, and that all
taxes be received either in gold or silver,
or 10 paper oil unquestioned value.
The message is in favor OF new issuc
Of paper--a pretty expedient truly TO re-
fuse the liquidation Of one debt, and at
tempt Immediately to incur another--for
The redemption Of This new issue Of $780,.
600, it is proposed to reserve million of
acres Of ground known as the Cherokee
country. A loan Of three hundred thou
sand dollars on the security Of the public
domain, is likwiso suggested. E
The message concludes with some SEN
sibIe retrenchment,--N. o. Bee. "a. 81.
The Washington Correspondent Of the