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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09
DoINGs IN CONGRESS-

Our columns, ample they are are Inadequate IN ,h
task OF keeping pace with the debates in Congress which
II they are irrelevant to the business Of the country uo.s
bly, possess the pqusncy for that very reasons,c,
quitting business the members range through the more ex
citing heds OF party politics and discourse de onnIu re-
ought TO discourse. ~
shall at our earliest leisure il possible bring up the
bankrupt debatesuch parts of at least as convey any
'ofmauon' or indication Of the future, and Mr. Adams,
speech on feiunding the tine To Gen. Jackson.
ihe New York Democracy" in the persons of Me-,r.
po"hG anu Gordon has made exhibitions both dscredta.
BILE and indicative OF that spill, in the D.r.ra,;. -,
which is fast approaching
ih'y are thus hit OIL by the correspondent of the Bali
timore Patriot: - $50 D"'''-
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uJA meeting Of the People Of the County, Charlotte
held in the Court, Monday the 2nd Of January ls43
(beng Court day. for the purpose Of considering the pro-
prey Of passing stuw Law the present session of our
Legislature DIR. +. VI. w. DuRrnY was called to the
Chair, aud TEMPLE ID. RIcHRnsoS, appointed Secretary
After full discussion Of the subject both by its friends
and it, opponents, prolonged 10 late hour The following
resolutions was proposed aud adopted:
ReSoired, That in consideration Of the extreme pccuna
~ distress existing throughout the State Of Virginia.
We are Of opinion that would be- highly cxpcdon for the
Legislature pass stay Law whose tendency would be
To alleviate this di'rcss due regard being had the rights
Of creditors.
Resyrcd, That the proceedings of this meeting bo pub.
lshcd in the Richmond Wing aud Enquirer
T.. VI. w DURPHY, PrcsideHf.
TEMPLE ID. RIcHaRDsoN, Secrefarv.
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gosisn Aaunt their standards In Mas-sehusstp
soleny as elsewhere. The influences Of Gen Hsrson's
death has been psreulary felt In Mssssehue az those
who, siace that disastrous have sold themselves and
the Wing party, il the fortune Of Massachusetts to
furnish the heaviest quota in intellect in number
IL has been the untng effort Of Mr.. Webster and his pupil
in ireschcry and corruption, Mr. Cushing induce Mas
saeoseis to white wash their apOsacy by oychrowing the
Wing party in the State; and partial has rewarded
the attempt.
The precise complexion OF tho Massachusetts, Leg-a.
re has been asceained from the election October
until this time. No candidate for Governor received
majority OF the whole. election, aud each
party claimed the Legislature. The organization Of the
Legislature that " justifabe doing
the other.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Legislature OF Massachusetts convened Boston on
Wednesday the 18th instant. when Z. w LEIANp (Loco)
was chosen President OF the Senate having received ~
votes ct ~ OF the IL remaining votes nine were for
JOSIAH QuiNcY, jr and scattering. LEWIS JossEiyN
(Locol was elected Clerk of the body-lI to TO-
In the House of Representatives Luther s. Gushing
Wbs) was chosen Clerk having received &c against
l'3 for John A. Bowcs. Two unsuccessive balotings
were made for Speaker, as follows:
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eCtpPcr APpematsox Company.-Ma n.ss,inr Of
the Trustees Of hs uppsr Apponaoa Company at Fasus ON
The I'd January ieta dvtcnd of dollar. pr .arc VA. a.
ehfel Oh all The stuck II thu Company has been n p,,
"F; TNyabL the fri day IL February newt Rp MoKr,N
"a p-cst l1,th a,.l .r,,.,.,,.. A. a..
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Lily of the valley, &c.
UT published and Tor SALE BY .. W. Randolph:
a. The LILY of the Valley
Mara ur confidence ia God rewarded
Tbs Wossien Crp~- By e. Scmid
These Books translated from French published in small
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Old EcIioNys, Annual.
w RANDOLPH has for -1ic Fcln,ys' Offering for
1913 Edited by faehal Donaldson; neatly bound and nusira
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WILL be sold IN Tappabnnnock, ON the 18th

WILL be sold in Tappahnnnock, on tho 18th
oflanuly NEXT being Eecv Count day, from sr 10 eight
NbGROlS consisting N likely Man BOY from ~ n rs
years o Women AMI Girls vcry Likely ai wei Disposed
credit ~ given Honis with approved
carry Interest 0nut he required tur
clrNscr before The delivery of thr ncUoes
r. T.. WRIGHT Admir- a.
IN 3-wtds Cias ". Wright. decd.
GAINESVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY "a.
TINHE nor of this Institution fi
day ~ February next and end on ~ hr day q August o
lowinr
Terms per session u sir months
BOARD including every personal accommodation 90
The highest English hrauches. 90
10 ~ huso am uso % Instrument 90
DO m latn and French 90
clas Of Misses under ~ win be taken 90
Do ao-eSdwiw SAMUEL, l.. yENABLE, PHnciJaL
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oratorio of Sncred AIS.
WIZ Richmond Sacred Muc pfa,s~. xiv ny An O,,o,
- of tsetcd Music 1ac-iay Nism ion nt !, -,
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shoekos iLh Pres Of Tickets cents. Chlen hall nur
PROGRAME.
PART i-t.--oh IIundnS ....f. .... 81,
PRAYER. ~ .II
Chorus-Ghfy be to God on high Iay,-n
Duet and Chouh--Iiow beautiful upon The Moan,in
Irio-harth with her ten thousand Aow.r-. Wint,,
Duet aDi Choris-i waited patiently. chspplr
ShoruS-Blcs-ingS and honour Mozart q
Dneu-An things fair AMI bright are thing ta.w
eho'us-cfand HallcluJah Chorus Han.ru
PART ID.
,hoins-SifW 10 jehovah
iueu ana Chorus my hands an nns.,,.y Gu,
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solo-The Payer. Beuini ' "'' way
Anlrni-'ark the song Of Juh,..
Duett-iieaNeniy home. ssi.- Al,
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BHNEDICTIoN
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MncauIey's MisccIIanics, Vol. a
usr published Critical and Miscellaneous E.rayI BY BabnS


Usr published Critical and Miscellaneous E.rayt bv T. B.bny
a. ton haeauley vol 4.
CONTENTS
Comic Dramatis Of the Restoration.
The late Lord Holland.
Warren Hastings, Frederick Great
Lays Of Ancient Rome.
Also, IN separate volume
Laysof Ancient Rome, by Thomas Babingtnn MacauIsy.
n volume NJ Poetry from of the Accomplished critic,
and eloquent wTtcr of the literature worthy Of
ESPECIAL notice some early Pootira Productions Of Mr. n
fun oi IRE and spthaye been thrown the bril-
tancy of that splendid dsquston which take place
amongs the e Of tie language present volume prove,
that the author ha suffered nothing dise accomplish
neni Of The lays have the force Of true
PoeD-lIonion Morning Chronicle.
1T with truth he said Of an Mir Macauey written for
the Edinburgh Revow-hcy Essays full 10
ovcnowiug Of profound original speculation and delight
fi anccdoe The Introduction the Lays Ancient Rome IL re-
arEabe Tor erudon and c-ame Of conception coueed IN Ian
guage the most lucid ari eHpteSi,y~."-tlnquireT.
The whose peru Of ,ge orts
may find library ~ general knowledge volumes and the
information they contain kney conveyed that they never
be forgotten while the style
des-fofcibl". clear. and antthctical"-tNrw World
For sale at the Emporium Of Standard Literature. Jy
~ SMITH. DINNER A. MORRIS
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ToR SALE pair Of Gh, Door. nnbe for store Apply 10
II b7 J. y. CUNNINGHAM
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o"0-A resolution adopted an the House Of Repre-.
senan'es OF Ohio ON December 3ls for the adjournment
OF the Ohio Legislature Saturday the lIth January.
That Legislature the time with the Virginia
Legislature and lcslses for nearly twice many People
In Ohio. the Locos resolved stick up to their
aniBAnk doctrines Thus far, they voted down the
numerous attempts made and partially sustained by some
OF Their party ITO extend the charters specie paying
Banks about 10 eXpe We honour them least for their
consistency but confidently predict they will finch be.
lore the day oi adjournment The effort in the House
was defeated by tie leach preceding showing
gradual giving way as follows
iEAs-Messrs. Ackley, Atkinson, Aiherton, Baldwin
Bowen Campbell, ChenOweth Chambers, Converse, Counts
Dixie, Earl, Fisher, Fudge, Fuller Gallagher Houseman
heIley OF e, Llrsh, Mcclure, MeNuity Olds Pardee
frobasco, Rees Robinson Ross, Seward Schenck smith,
futile, Webb, White and w oodbridge-34.
NANs-uessrs. Baird, Brish, Byngton, Cahill Clark
Douglas, Gordon Green, Gruber, Henderson Humphreys
James, Johnson, Kelley of p Kilgore King Larwi Mar
TN OF C., Martin OF s.. Meredith, Mldget McClung Nc
Connel, Mcfarland. Okey, Pitcher, Reid Sharp, Spind
er Steedman, Wakefield Warner, MILFORD and speaker
81
Those who voted in the affirmative here were all Vines
except three italics and those who voted in the negative
were all Loco FocOs. The bill from the Senate was literally
voted down by the political majority the body II they
now begin TO feel the awkwnrdness of their position IL
would not be strange but any attempt shift the RESPONSE
bly which belongs exclusively themselves the shout
ders OF the Wings, must be Than unayang Ii would
be singular spectacle, indeed, If TO see the min
Only held accountable for the omissions of the ma
Jonty-and that too in opposition their efforts
d. =. Jour.
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NOTICE
DISSOLUTION,
WATERMAN SWEET.

NATURAL ROME SETTER, New York Ia, arrived I'm
this City land viii remain few Exchange Hoe0
on s way South to Petersburg and Raleigh " special
lie VIII stop At Petersburg short
All addresses ehn time will be attended IN cases Of many
years standing OF dsocaod joints broken recent date
or rheumatism Reference he
highest authorities
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-09

E,E FOR RENT till the first OF April next.
ana eua'e pos>e--'on gwen, the framed HOUSE
W. apPuieiance- on shoeio- HIN corn,f ~ X ~ y,
~ ,ns %seng occupied by Cot Robert Pieker-and desired
" '"o 'h"r n believed there no dineulty n, ,.l.
satisfactory arrangements the owner m, ons9 W g
ply PM M :, . nnsef tenn APP
9-3 ~ '''e'v Sehr OF Wa
NJ. Hauron,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

-, ii. knees, and exposing a. '..iy
80. e shins a. ever capered IN old Eng
land -. h,.;,eee on
hands. ~e were Obliged 10 leave JUST a.
his interesting jnnciure. :.
W. agree with writer IN the Gaze"e' !"
8. hsl;sf that where no efficient means are Ia
kep s. The City authorities f"' the removal o
I, s6i.h that naturally collects in streets and
1Iffes, hogs running a. large may ne regarded
s. kind of public benefit rather than nut
sance. Our authorities have once OF Twice :
had the suhjrc, under considerations oo' as o.
len concluded to let the matter rest.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

IL Mr.. Hogan, Pilot Ct the Steamboat Ga.
lena. was drowned on the 2 n inst. al New
Albany Illinois. While che boat was lying
a, the shore Mr.. IL. and some Of The crew
wen, in the river bathing, when he. letting
himself dawn from the guards. was either la
he" with The cramp. OF became frightened al,
finding no bottom as he expected, and sunk
nlder water. Before he could be rescued life
was extinct. He was taken Ia GaIcna and in.
tered. He has left wife aud one small
child.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

THE PREsIDExT's SUiTr.-jn Inc :. pr
the President are two young Iaole:' :" ~, hsr
master Generals daughters. who. !" . i.
bile judgement. are the great a"Is ",,na,ss'
smile from them would moro than c0. .'.s q
ne for any frowns Of the Presidso', ~, d!
slikelv ever 10 encounter them. he"'.,s,ivs.
we'll BE- proud Of these. her fair rsp'ese''
IN. Y. True Sun.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
Lancaster. pa June s'h 1918.

Cry OF NAuvoo. paid flying
visi. To this city Of the Latter Day Saints
on Saturday last. !. is situated a, one Of
the most beautiful points on the river, and
is improving viii, rapidly truly aston-
ishing. Many Of thu house. are built in
fine style. evincing wealth as we'll as taste.
The city is daily receiving arressinns 10
It's population from the Eastern States and
from Europe and il is estimated that 1t
already numbers from $4,000 IL 1900
inhabitants. This Is certainly sur. rising
fac, when we recnIlect tina, il is BIZ, four
years since the Mnr,nons first made sc.
,lel.ent there. The TEMPLE. which is
destined To be the mos, magnificent, s,rnc-
'are in The West. is progressing rapidly
and will prnbably be complete! in the
course of the present and succeeding sum.
iner. lis style of architecture is entirely
original dnlike any thing in lie wrld.
"r in the history Of The world -hu, is 4,
the same time cha<.e and elegant 1t Is
said 10 be the conception 0f the Prophets.
Ger. Smith. II Is being built by ihe vol
,sn,ary labor Of the members Of the chnrcI,
who devn,e certain number of days N
The year 10 the work. If the labor and
suatsfisleKwers estimated at each prices !,
i supposed that the building weuld cos,
.omething like . million ofdollars.-I. r.
Cszelie. s RI AAs
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

FLORIDA Under the Armed Occupation
Act Of Congress. there have been upwards ol
SIN hundred aud thirty permits issued To set..
lers. from the land Offices at NswnansvilIe and
ST. Augustine.
A gentleman recently ascended the river
Ocklawiha from its mouth 10 the Silver
Springs, in fur Dared boat. lie reports
having met with hut few difficulties in his
way, aud states that four feet water can be oh.
iainrd. even in att unparalleled low stage of the
river. The only obstruction he met with were
logs. which may BIZ easily removed a, fule
expense. bu. few Of them being embedded in
the channel.
The Silver Spring is described az noble
basin, capable If floating on its broad bosom
u small fee Of Steamboats,. with 1877 feel
depth nf water, and bold shore: ", SO linn
pid are its waters that the smalles, object may
he seen al this great depth. as distinctly AS
though it were within three fee, Of the surface.
ST. Louis Gazette.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

MISUNDERSTANDING, attempt has heen
made in Massachusetts ~ fill the four cnngr. =
sional vacancies in that STATE. aud il is prnha-
bile from the returns that there has been again
no choice. unless Mr.. King is elected in the
second district. Mr.. Ran,"n was the demo-
cratic candidate il this district "a, the f"n..er
trial aud came near being elected. but he saw
proper to Withdraw from the contest aud Mr..
K. is consequently elected.
A convention was held on the 9TH inst. To
nominate candidates Cor governor aud l-n,.
governor. John Davis received the nominal
,inn on the frs, ballot. but declined to accept
it. The convention ,heremp"n again went in
to nomination aud selected Geo. N. Briggs.
formerly a member "f congress. a. the why
candidate for governor aud John Reed, ais" 4
late n'ember Of Congress, as their Candidate
for lieut.. Governor.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

YANKEE ENTERPRis..-rwo schoonprs. he
longing to Yarmouth. Cape Cod. came into
our port yesterday, both deeply laden with an
cho:s, chain cables. &c.. which they had re-
covered by dragging on various bars on the
southern coast. On O.racock. Wilmington.
Charleston and 'ryhee Bars they have succeed
ed in dragging up nine'y.eigh, anchors. some
Of theH Of the largest size. they have been
out some righ, months on this expediii"n. aud
arr now ahonl to return home. They inform
us that they were successful in dragging up
so'ne time since. a, Sandy Hook. an anchor
weighing 1000 ponnds-it was supposed II
belong to some frigate.-Sasannah Republic
can. &@* 84
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
PROGRAMM z

The citizens will assemble IN front 81
the American, at II o'clock. precisely.
firm procession under charge OF Mar
shais, march thence down Second street :"
Pne street, down Pine street To Front
street. up Front street to Iowa Avenue
up iowa Avenue To Second street. up Ser
,,nd street 10 J. Patvin'- Hotel. theme IT,
ton will he delivered dt half past eleven
o'clock, by the orator Of the day.
by vnie of the citizens the Committee
invite The citizens Of Mnsca,ine county
generally I" dine in the Hall Of the Court
,iouse. "a. three o'clock, p. NJ of the 4th
Of July.
The Merchants and Mechanics are re-
spe.tluIly invited to close their doors from
II to 4 o'clock Of the day.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

The COMMITTEE of Arrangements ap,
pointed by meeting of The citizens. he'u
:, the School house ON Saturday evening
last, Cor the purpose Of making arrange
meu,s Cor the celebration Of the approach
ing Anniversary If independence. have
chose,, the following named officers OF the
day:
wu. G. WOODWARD. Orator.
Rev. Mr.. SHERWEll.. Reader o.
the Declaration Of independence.
Rev. Mr.. sTOCKER. Chaplain.
Marshais.
Gen. DAVID CLARK.
Mai. J. Il. BENNETT.
WILLIS HOLLtNGSWOk1H,
j. A. PARViN. Esq.
President at The Board,
STEPHEN WHICHER. Esq.
Vice Presidents,
r. S OLD',
]. E. Fletcher,
II. @ JENlSON.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

Wing promises ~ the farmer. in 1910, were
high prices f"r his produce. Here is speci.
,,.en Of the manner in which they have been
fulfilled. In the interior Of Connsr,icut. the
best fresh butter brings cents per H. veal
cent per ID. calves. ready E,r market. IS
cents parh eggs. cents dozen sheep, with
fleece on. from IS cents ~ 81; the b.si oi
COWS $lO 10 SIS. and everything else in pro-
portion. Tue wings promised then wha, they
knew could not be. aud Whit, nothing shor,
Ut miraculous power could fulfill The people
will ano" learn that the laws "f trade are que
thing aud political pledges mad. fw selfish
purposes another thing. aud quite dileren,
thi"g.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

A BEAUTIFUL IDsA.-ln Mr.. Cooper's ..Tw
Ad'mlraI>''wii be tonnd these snbime sen.
'encrs -" Il is terrible thought. a, an hons
like this. 10 remember that not aing Gan be lps.
gotten. ] have somewhere read that moi IN
oath IS uttered that does mot continue 10 Vi
brats through all tin" ]" the widespread chr
rents Of soond-no' prayer lisped ,ha, i,s
record u not also to BE- fonad stamped on the
laws Of nature ~ the indeiibIe zeal Of the Al
miqhty's hand"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

Doctors disagree : and SO do Judges.
Judge sp,asne. of Massachusetts. lately deci
sded .ha, the bare wri.ing Of name o., a news.
paper IN designate by whom it is sent. i M,
!, q violation Of the law Of the United States roo.
u,ating pos, offices, which brings the law !,
conflict with the opinion and Instructions ~
the Postmaster General. An appeal. bowev.
1,was taken 70 higher court.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

A NoyEL ENTE PtIsE.-We find The
follow ing in the Lancaster Inseli'grncer'
from which it will be seen that VIZ. Wise.
of balloon celebrity proposes !" o"'s'r'p
all his competitors in ,ha. line. ny an ell
for, 10 cross the Atlantic. MIR. Wise must
he careful where he desccnds.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

FRoM MATANzAs-Imwiso"nem9|.,~. ~.
American Seaman. - The .ri'o"neI NJ 4.
arrived a. This por, in eight DAYS "' "a.ma
,anzas. reports that an American =" ~, 10.
attached To the barque RocAe''s,c w. md
pretended by the authorities OF WV .., ID
condemned to six years inpF,,o '';1, n i.
wearing III his belt rigger N"l ;e.or,p4
olation If a law Of which he was ,s anN,
viz: prohibiting the carrying ;" ", hw.
weapons. The seamen in qnes'."II ;,;Ip.
ported TO be sober and orderly 'nu, :. ma
al. and guilty Of no offence other '"a' 9,
above named. If this be the r !" !. ND
trus, and believe that no time wiz ...,.,a
by the authorities Of The United '', -. ls
making proper representation. - ..l...l
poor fellow NAV be Immediately '' Il. sh
An English paper states that on 10. s ir
Apr. last a Mics Moss, who iiao ~. r,t
prisoned in York Castle for twenty al
TOR the crime Of debt, was discharge NJ
that there was in the castle ano'. ,,,.1
son who had been confined Tor '"e''
Years. for the same crime.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

erisn, with the same mental tendencies 80 plunge
iato the oli career, and the same circumstances
impelling them to do so, and what have you oone :
You have shown them the smallest-the most pitt
ful favor which man can render to man. You nave
given them lsa-e to toll that they may eat-for
season, for even this poor privilege must have an
end. for rime at least. They will come back and
crave its renewal for the same Influences that re-
duced them to tha, wretchedness at first, are still
in operation, and how they escape them without
help1 We say again, then, let the plan OF tAls
establishment be we'll looked TO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
Oeref.lly reported fsr TIE 1tis,s,e.

SOSOATJ req. ~
AsnES-There is some Inquiry for Pots a4d Ne notice
sale o! 80 bbIs al ) 50. Pearls nominal al 6 so.
CoFTON-There is no ma,eriaI change 10 notice. The
sales Today very large, Tar learn
exceeding 300 bales Prices vary Saturday. and
or qualities above fair which scarce, hrm The
transactions are nearly al in niddling grades We quote
fair Upiandses 81; n Orleans and Mobile es e. Al No.
bile the market had been very eguar and dIsordered in
consequence OF tie instability Of Exchanges, and was d
6cult to give quotations Sales had been made at &c
advance The opeang of the week MddIiDg was scarce
sc: Sales of i've days 1900 bales stock 07 a5l bales
receipts 20, 200 bales larger than previous year.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Therei is not mpch doing to-day,
aud although hear OF seduc,sn in The demand of
sellers yet The market be considered 6rm The
sales of Western limited to the immediate Of bay
ers Ia Orleans hear Of farther sales of about eco bbs
al ST. The stock ahoat has been increased by arrivals
OF abou, 5000 bb Sou herr descriptions are dull and we
notce sales CT aSont 900 bblS Richmond Country and How
asd.s at 100. Wequo;e alexandria, Peersbnrg Pennsyl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
Naval Court Martial en- board the U.
ship North Carolina.

MONDAY, feDruary ~.
The Court met pursuant to adjournment and
Capt, Smith reported himself as being somewhat
recovered from the indispe.ition which had pre-
vented his attendance the Court.
The Court was then clenred, to deliberate upon
the propriety of allowing Capt. Smith 10 partake
in the farther proceedings in Commander Mac
l,enze's case.
On its being reopened, Commander Mackenzie
was Informed by the Judge Advocate that Captain
Smith had been excused from farther attendance
during his trial.
The record of Saturdays proceedings was then
read, and
William Ingles, ID class apprentice, II years OF
age, was examined. His testimony, which relatsd
10 his having seen Spencer and Cromwell sitting
together. while the former writing names on a
paper which resembed one of those found in
Snencer's locker shown to the witness-was SINH
lar to that given by him before the Court of Inquiry
The cross-examination of this witness, which
was yer long without eliciting any thing OF i'm
portance, having been concluded, the Court ad-
iourned till 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.