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GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESH md GENIrIyE
Wholesale and Retail, by
W IL l. A vi PALMER.
A RTICHOKE--Greon Globe


n AsfARAGiiS-GaH, or Dutch
b'N'h BEANS-lahy Mohawk. do. yellow weeks China
fe'l eye, Do hall moon, d. Rachael do.
foiE BEANS-lhrgr iari 10 SCARLET runners. Dutch
BEIsTE nj, M l ~, -, 49,, ~, .
~ H., ~. 49, iu''"p Long bS' hangel Wurh'h white
CABnACE-r,,,y ~ t..,.. ,.,.,
York, Drumlead fh Dutch Bergen Dnim,sad savoy
Green Cufed Savoy Red Dutch Turnip Rooted
'ARROIr-Early Horn Long Orange, At.tinyl,am
'his-S-'ufed or PspIcWrass
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''' '-'''
CUCUMBgR-Ione Green E,,y Fam. r,,. ,-,., c,,,.
CORN-Eariy sugar and T,.r,ror, 80 -
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L HAVE in Store, and am receiving. nv
spring stock OF Groceries, which oasf for ale
low iof cash or 10 prompt deaicr-
IL hii[ n. Orleans ansP Porto Rico Sugar
1u 81" 81 tfoix Surar part strictly PRIME
90" bags Lazlira. Rio Java and Mahlt, tsd.-
30 kegs Mails and Brad.
100 bo1e- Ialow and Sperm Candies
10 do. Huns family soap
90 tiefccs Rice
90 h",- Gunsowi~r tBeauys AMI Duponisl
Shot
W mn- County, Tteigar English su.,iea Iron
hah pipes genuine =. Brandy
pir- iDnion Dock de f,.r, spp.,o,,
d. pure old Holland GIN
half pipes Imitation T. Brandy
qr Casks oil Sherry Wine
hall pipes Whisksy fverv
Woolrcy & Wool.sy's loaf sugar
Prime " o. MOlls-e-. IA hlHls and bbl-
Common whskey. do do A,
Gunpowder Black nj Tyson Tea
L. T. Nadeia AMI : w. Wine, pipes pipes and a.
casks - ~ -
superior old T. Handy in demijohn- vintage Of
Cotton Yarns. Bed Cord Leading Lines
Pepper. Ginger Alum
Ah-pio". Nader Indigo. Cogferas
Painted Buckets &C a..
1000 hs Baltimore Mailing Bacon
10000 do. hog rounI A.
500 slcks Liverpool Salt
Richmond. An.
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". MEREDITH


the adjacent counties TINT he
Richardson Co few doors Messrs Kent K,uia A. Al
water where h. Will ell cheap. cheaper than any other
establishment IN the city for cash city ace-ptanee
ana reta-he following comprising Of ms stock which
he invites the attention Of buyers generally.
Wool dyed blue blk. Cloth: Do do black do
Indigo blue do; Invisible green do. brown do
BIN and blue blk Cashmere; Single blue
Light fancy French do SILK Nevets and Vesings
Plain blk and dgd sltin do Wide blk sfriDs,i
Wide blue Blk Gro de Rcns do bk satin Tuck
Blue blk striped wateed silks Plain do do: DO do black
Blue blk erode Swiss; Black do do Nlattioni Iustrnr
BIZ sinehew and sareene Handsome light Silks assorted
New style striped OmhIc SILK: Vat.r.I Gro de Mann
White PINK and green Gro Deuguquc, bonnets
Chusan for dresses Stripes and fancy de Lane
BIZ and blue blk. do; do do do Do Bombazinc
bk and blue BLK Alpaca Lustrc; BIZ stripe Bazarine
Hue blk Grape for wells; Bin and blk. Love Wells
Pink green and blue and bun French Cainbrics
Also French ChIutE for p Is Balzarnes and Lawns
stripe Swiss Muslns Plain and cord Tarlltain Muslin
Pink and blue do; Jacone nj other Canibrics
SILK and cotton Hosiery great variety
Ladies Md Gloves all eolors; Mems 10 do
Paasols and sun Screens silk aud cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bonnets Do Bonnet Ribbons
All kinds Gro de Napp do Camb * Swiss Edgngs nssrtings
lse laccs and Edgng-; Thread Iaces beautiful cheap
Linen cambria Idkis; SPLENDID reyier stitched do
Also 4 few magnificent Green Beage. for wells
Handsome Brussels and other for cap-
Infants french wrought french Dmy collars cuffs
Dmiy Collars ani Cuhs Irish Linens great variety
Linen kentngs for llikf Brown French GraSs Linen
BTownand white Linen Drilling Bclched cotton Shifting
g. and ia Hamilton Shcoting
lOi and l2i Linen Shectngs; Biseye Diapers
Iluckabuck and Russia do
Damask Napkins and bleachcd Table
blsaehed Linen do; Victoria lei Robes
DO MaIseIes skirts Corded do Grass Cloth for do
French Collars and Colore; fancy sk hngd Mlis BIZ do
Caleoes, Z, :, 6, : - nd upwards
Manchester, Richmond and Petersburg Oznalnrvs
81 IS and - brown cotton Cloth
lonsdale. Phoenix and other Nankeen an :
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Madeira, sherry and Port wines.

Madeira sherry md Port wines.
VIE subscribers take pleasure attention Of In, ,,
ana tI friends generally 10 arrangements
the Ae blackburn Wines Of the different
qualities Madea sherry and Port IN this place they
win confidence and pleasure recommend The long
peeahie sanding of the Me guarantee thu, any
order tot their Wines VIII BE- in compliance with agree
nen The subscribers solicit orders Madeas the
ton Of Messr George AMI Robert Blackburn Co OF MADEIRA for
the Old Reserve LONDON Particular choice London Particular
sereta bnal Many and Tnta, alo. Port from
Mercy and OpOro, selected Sandman Forser A. a.,
Those fond OF serres and Port have opportunity through m
agency To command the pureS best table II the ar.nt
qualities and prices be N application TO
NH - DUNLOP 4 ~
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81 Published by Z. LireH the Eclectic Museum of Poi
Literature Science AMI Art, for April. received Tor
al tllr BOOK
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or HAWTHORN. CONN.

ErNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
agency AT Richmond, virginin.
I'hlS Company was Incorporated in the wear
ISIS with -rI@,pa and Ctdiai6 ~ 5000 ooo
and in-'r- against os- d,nag. BY on dwelling Is
% Establishments hou-eboh furniture, msrean
uh. IN g"nefal on tn Is-t favorable terms.
Any -r- which The CouIssny rizqu-s take, 4,
% assney' wan be- adjusted viii to'ptude aisi hl. r,iiy
nPN'ah"s Tor Insurance tire poc.- may a.
made 70 thu -rlcr been 6y appointed Arrn, e ,b
City 81 Richmond ami vicinity. ~
30, H. BALDWIN. Agent,
"" :" Under thu Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
"hoiesaIe aud Retail.
n WE take tins oeeasion again 10 remind our friend.
' sss' s 'i' Good a' @S s oar % si
- lower than formerly q. our detsf,,n,,n ~.
re-, our stock as fast possible COUNTRY MIR
ana purchaser. generally before they buy
ASSURING Them that efforts part wanting to yos.
" ' Respects Amongst our assortment follow
FOR LADIES.
ven superior freneh Morocco AMI Nd Slippers, pan
'1 n 'ep superior French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
-, 10 "ne French Morocco AMI Md Bussns
do do caifkin aud Buekskn Shoes
10 oo"uTcd Morocco sinners. white AMI satin do
FOR GENTLEMEN
DO CAlfskin Boot. ID, 5rd md 9Th qualities
do low priced pegged and ~ev Boots
DO very superior cali'kin and Morocco Brocan. Mie.
DO ane and K,n oc,o. % and I s,, Shoe. DO
DO fine Buckskn Shoes slippers
MISSES
Miss 'ery fine French Morocco and KID sinners
NJ 90 do do Walking Shoes
~ 90 do do and Sea.kin IIoatses
DO do DO Sclskn and leather w,Ikiny shoes
Boys very fine Cafskn Bogans and Shoes
DO do do kipskn do
do lined and bound, Tsgged sewe, Bro-ans
do thick unbound begged scved d,
WOMEN
"onens eaiher Iegged AMI sewei weIrs. assorted
~ q" 30 do ID
do do hid and Morocco sinners A,
MEMS
"Ihs uned AMI bound reeged and sswed Kip Brogans
do dn In do do Sbs..
DO thick unbound peggod and sewed Brngans
do thick Trgged and ,eweyl Root.
ALSO,
general assortment Of Chdcn's Boots and Shoes \, all D
ALSO,
superior Hard leather and Wool Frame Travelling Trunks. 81
'aIrt Travelling Bag Nacc Trunks Cap and Letter
Wrapping Paper shve Thread, assorted sho. Rrse Bsekrs
Hair Trunks, all sizes &c. d. BIIIiNCToZ =. 90 ~
Wholesale AMI Retail Dealer- in Boots shocs A.
~ - Mansion House.
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DRY G00nS.

'ANHE subscribers are now receiving a great VA
- rcty ol Fancy Prints Lawns and nrhls some very hand
some Also, general assortment Plnaoon stufs and C,.
nfres for rentcucns which viii be ,I \,
unusual bow prccs, by o."
ar IL WADSWORTH TURNER A. IN
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VOLUME go. NUMBER no.
THE REST FAMILY
MAGAZINE IN AMERICA
GREAT SUCCESS.

GREAT SUCCESS
SEAfS Family Magazine. We un.lert,nl h.. -.
'l'H'd circulation Of five ami = fi irln, ~
"' 'N'N family Throughout the Rr IN pr,
we f'eoini o. every e.n~. ,r-t ,r,,, :. 49,. -,
N"fk 81 IN" Kind ever pnbu-bed Every ,r,,cl. !. s,,,
''''' WIN n W AMI eeran enrrNvnrS ard m. .,cn ~ -
uess IN nro~' AMI verse ictsd with s,nrl,, t,, a., -
ene The work - edited BY Mr. and oar rr,d.r, s. -
WIZ agre" with ~ That tins task lave .vol,, -,
sensible man-.N. J. JlaSy Mars. -" ""'''
r'e following 4. from the Editor New World a, ,,
''f'''
>rnr~' New Monthly Family waxnzinc.---w.
nave oniei ~ notice tins New Magazine. which was
hIanay ast IN" April number before u ,r.i t ~
previous ones" combines entertainment AMI hgh esr.
hif periodical W. understand has already gained for t-lf r,
amy "heh "l insure a. success object d. rf :,
hueh 10 furnish original fecutOns news pC Tho l,v A. a.
pie Nhin TIE reach N an cheap. iniegblr and attractive
' u' mas "t general knowledge in nnnsr, hle
PSive volumes and therefore attained by tho ~
mean. am "'sue "rv" Them for prolonged rrseareh Il aims
1oy ' monopoly Of ESovtEDaE, and consequently Of power
and deserves the liberal support from the public - Ne, an
l. NJ HARROLD.
~ =" Agent pr Vtr,fn
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for the removal and PERMANENT of all dis
eases arising from an impure stntc of the
blood. or habit of the system. viz:
Seron1 or Kings Evil Rheumatism, Cutaneors Hsr
tons PHpes or Pos,ue the Pace Riss Chronic
sorc Eyes Ring Worm letter Head Enlargement mi
pam OF the Bones and Joints Stubborn Syphc symp
toms Seaea or lumhago and diseases injudi
eous USE of Mercury Ace Dropsy. exposure or npenee
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders be removed
by tins preparation.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,

EcElN I'D and opening this day beautiful col
ored Gaiter and HAN They are indeed r,r ami
beautiful J. f. WATKINS A. 90 NJ, -,
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BOLTON & HARRISON.

LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE.
9O2 HIIDS. y. q. Sugar, part prime
Ncc 90 do Porto Rico do nan st.r'or
20 boHes Loaf anil Lump sugar
- hhds Trinidad
u do New Orleans 40, ,.
, d. Porto Rico ''''''.'''''"''
> do Matanzas
ego bags Prime f1guim
isO do Rio
PC DO Oh Goycmmcn, Java
&C Do Cuba ,.y,,-,,
$50 Do Porto Rico ''rth'"
$50 Do African
% DO Mamcaihn
~ do 81. Domingo
500 sides Sole Le1iler Hemotk ami OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread anil Irvine
Bags Pepper OBJ rIuru'o
700 kcgs Nails ami Brlds
5 tons American Bliscrrd Steel
3 tons Virginia Bar Iron
% halls Virginia anil Georgia Cotton
% ucrccs prime Rice
sacks salt English Refined Table Salt
100 ho,cs $40 anil tO,t2 Wlnt,N cl..
no bales son shcn Nuotds
2co lo,cs Bunch Rs.ans
Drums Figs
i65 Woo, Ware
% dozen Painted Buckets
20 dn Com BLOOMS
l1irs Hops
Bushels Glover Seed
lmpcual ami Cunr-,,i-r res. Black Tea
ucmp and Manila Ret Cords
Hemp AM Cotton PLOUGH Lines
~ bags Wuoi-tg hars Tslthors-CotnH Yarns
$50 lags Shoi-Kegs Dlpours Cunpowdat
Sporting fovirr clnrscrs
Wnung Leusf anil Wrapping Paper
botrs soap, Brown N1uryatcd White SCENTED A.
so do Hurs Patent Clnsrcs
10 Talow d.
ID sprm d.
sherry rort Nlsca' AMI Champagne Wins
SAN retrc. Alum. Coprcas Nader and Indigo
NH n
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MORE NEW BOOKS,

SIZE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-I5 bbs OF strong l.,
- Of wight OF Apple Bandy-just received for sale
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24
tGEN. JACKSON'S FINE.

Trough the kindness of friends al
Washington, we have been furnished
withreports from the majority and mi
,nority ofthe Judiciary committee in the
House o! Representatives. on the sub.
ject Of the fine imposed on Gen Jack.
sonin HSf5. These reports are accom-
panied with documentary evidence,
which shows up all the circumstances
connected with The avrest'aud imprlsoN.
mont Of LouOlier and Judge Hall, to.
gelher with transcript of the proceed
ings oil the Court in The case Of the Uni
tedsSlates VS. General Andrew Jack
son, before Jadge Hall. The minority
report, which, OF course recommends Il
the refunding Of the fine with interest,
is in poiOI oI style Almost remarkable
production The writer C ] Ingersoll,
should forthwith publish his dictionary
olilhe English anguage-olherwiso this
report will never be properly understood
or appreciated OF the report from the
majority Of the committee, our readers
may form an opinion from It's closing par
agraphs:
"The conclusions 10 which the COM
miliee have come are, that martial law
was declared at New Orleans by Gen.
Jackson without law, and in viola.
tion Of the Constitution o(ahe United
States that lis continuance up to March
ID, 1915, was not only not sanctioned by
law, but mol eScusabe by necessity; that
the arrest and imprisonment OF Louallier
for publishing an article in the Louisi
ana Courier, was a violation OF that right
OF the citizen 10 discuss without leaf The
conduct Of those in power, which is in
separabe from The idea Of a free people
and revival Of the %arst features Of he
sedition law; that his trial by a courl
marial was in violation OF the laws O
the United States, and Of the State oI
Louisiana, which exempted him iron
military services that his trial by officers
ei the regular army was ia violation o
the laws Of the United States, which re
SOiUed II ,nled al all by court martial
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24
(Su6ject to the 0ciion ofd National Con
veaitOn
FoR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
VICE PRESIDENT,
John Nj. CLAYTON
of Delaware.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The business of ihe session seems TO BE-
rerging TO u close. Ifthe House should
concur in The resolution which has passed
the Senate, The final Adjournment wII take
place on the 9Th of March. Tile bill to
'dipide the Stute into Congressional dis
Stnicts, h,0iN be seen has passed the Senate;
and Is AoU before ihe House. For Ills
bill, IL appears, several Wings 0Oted--
,oitIOuL whOSe UoteS IL upOulH haze been
lost. Why any Wing should haze yipId.
ed his UOte TO so unjust and so unrigkte
OuS a measure of Gerrymaadering The
State, ,Ue are aUhoIly unable 10 peyceiue -
10 seems hoUever, that several Whig sen
Gtors cast their rotes for Lahm's bill on
The ground that, yfthey did not aid in gel.
ting thataroHgh. more WajuSt6jHwould
probably haze been forced upon Mem!-
WetruSI that the Wigs in Tie House
DiU otbe influenced in Aieu action uaon
This subject, by dny-s&ch tempOri@ing pol
icy as MatUhich, il is said, actuated Ger.
Tain honorable senators. Lahm'S bill for
diStricting The Stale has already been pub
hShed in thus paper. Carroll, Jefferson
and Columbidna, ~iIha a population ofeS,,
5l6,lU'A form one Congressional district
the Iorgect in lie State-f This bill
should become a ldw!
Wegrcat work of bank reform as The
re0de' aril perceipe, hastbeen nearly com.
pIetedby The present Legislature II con.
sists inthe union of toO humbugs Laih.
ans 6WOf The last session, and Baraey's
amendments to The Sums, passed at The
present session. So jar as we are nd
UiSed, no Solue1t or sane man piH euey
cOnSentFO veSt one dollar of moncy IN The
stock Of any bank that may be dncorpora.
ted Under LdthOm's and Bartley's hum
bugs. Indeed, IL is not erpected By those
lOhO pOted for these humbugs Matany
banking l'ilI euer be attempted Under such
provisions and, COnSeqHPntIU ME hsrd-
money policy must necessarily pneuail.-
Prepare for the worSt!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24
IN SENA TIE.
FRIDAY, Eeb. 10.

FRIDAY, Eeb TO.
Mr. Labm, from the majority of the
committee on public institutions, 10 which
hOd been referred petitions for reno
val Of the Seat OF Government, made q
lengthy and elaborate report upon thai
subject; reviewing the Legislation ts'im'
port and effect, &c, and coming TO the
conclusion that he seat Of Government
was designed TO be permanently fixed
at Columbus, and that such wasthe un
dersIandlng Of the people, ard those ~ho
made donations to the State on condition
that it'bhouIo be fixed at Columbus; and
that, therefore the sent of Cove rnTnent
could not be, removed without violation
ol the faith Of the State, and without an
abandonment OF all the grants TO the
State on condition Of adopting its present
lOca ton.
Mr. Parker, from the minority OF said
csmmluee, made a counterrepsrt. [ Ths
petitions on The subject OF removing The
Seat Of Government are from Newark,
Lickiag couuty.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The bill 10 provide for the paymaat
OF the domestic creditors Oft Stale was
read a third time, and The question
being on its inal.passage,
Mr. Bowen moved 10 recommit Il TO
the committee on Finance, with inslruc.
tons 30 10 amend as to provide for the
issue Of bonds 10 persons holding adjust
ed claims for damages sustained by lhis
construction OF the public works; sec
ond so that turnpike and canal compa-
mics in which the State is q partner, shall
be entitled 10 bonds for the Iull amount
asce erlained 10 bo due them on joint set.
IemOnt; third, to reduce tho rate of in
Ierest on the bonds 10 slx per cent; and
fourth, for the allowance OF interest on
Treasury warrants held by turnpike
companies, from the date thereof.
Mr Bowen briefly supported his mo
ton, He was IN favor OF tho bill but
thought in its present shape, Il made an
unjust discrimination among he differ.
eHl Glasses Of the Stale. He could not
see why the claims Of those who had sus
'ained dumnges by the construction d
the public works, and the turnpike CON.
p'nirs holding warrants upon the Trea'
sury should Dot'be entitled TO the sane
relief held Out 10 other creditors.
Mr., SIeedmOn opposed the motion. -
He was not entirely sansied with the
details Of lhe hill, but Ihoughl ii would
be amended IN Tho Senate.
Mr.. Ods objected 10 HE bill, becNSs,
suthceaa Feed was not extended 70 turR
IPIkS companies, 10 which ahe SGaae AAG
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24

The LocofocOs in Massachusetts are
doing their best 10 whlewash the sable
legislation OF that venerable common
wealth under its present temporary
democratic majority The abolition as
tendency having already attempted to
interfere with the rights Of the railroad
comPanies by oblgIng them 10 give tho
negroes the privilege of stopping all
the white travel in their cars, and bsv-
lng passed law through both branches
Of the Legislature for the practical ANAL
gamation Of whites and blacks by inter-
marriage, The democratic papers are dc.
Tending those measures with all their
might, The ''Bay State Democrat" one
Of the most distinguished oI these prints
is particularly pathetic, logical and con-
elusive upon the nlermaT rage law that
paper being clearly Of opinion that il is
necessary TO permit the white maidens
Of Massachusetts TO intermarry with the
children oI Ham, lest the lGwS should
iataict The curse Of illegitimacy upon the
innocent otSpr'ag"
There lsa philosophy in this doctrine
which we commend in the first place 10
the notice Of the Massachusetts Hu-
mane Society,"" and secondly to the fos-
terage Of Father Richie OF the Rich
moBd Enquirar. Was there ever such
philanthropy before2 White women are
to be allowed the legal luxury of being
married to negroes, lest their chidre9
should be deprived Of the ineslimable ad-
vantage Of enjoying lhe legal paternity
Of an Ethiopian as black as burnt cork!
How consoialory and refreshing to the
feelings OF the mothers Of such interest.
ing "yeIlo~ boys!" How comforting to
the character aud how elevaling to the
social standing OF such matrons-that
their copper coIored offspring are made
the Legitimate children Of their fathers.
instead oil blacks -ttii uulius. Courier
4 Enuqirer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24

TO market from consid rebe dslan,',
and, it may be f,rtv prrsum'J, did q"
in many cases nett to the farmer motc
than S ,25 per cwt. An who believes
that sum an adequate comp p'nsaion Tor
raising and fatting porkf But then the
Statesman crows about the quantity
Well, truly, it is consolation to know
thai our Western farmer has had 10 sell
his pork at % per cent less than the
amount Of the cost, on larger quaHtiry
than he has usually had to sell! But
this is not all. The Statesman say that
the farmer has improved his stuck -'lhe
pork was later than usual Does not
all this make the matter so much tho
worseP
Finally, for our farther encourage
menl, The Statesman promises thar, il
we will be true to our principles, these
foreign purchasers will be here agaia,
next year What principles? Bank
Reform Of course. as we'll as The de-
strucllon ofeVery other branch OF bust.
siness; sotbat the foreigner can be as
sured that the reduction in The price Of
The article will he equal 10 the reduction
Of the currency, consequent upon this
years Bank Reform
The editor Of the Statesman permits
no movement in relation to specie. TO es-
cape him, He has d continual current
OF specie flowing in; and, if his readers
would give attention 10 his arrivals Of
specie, they would doubtless suppose the
article had become most abundsnt. Rnt
most of these are probably like his arr.
val of specie, announced in the Staies-
man few days since, by which he had
the amount Of gold and silver in the
country IN creased half million. (Ms.
dary gives all the arrivals. but forgeiS
the departures Three sed loads of
SPECIE it was announced, had Just at
rived for the Clinton Bank, This was
glorious news. But, miserable TO bs
told, when the truth was ascer'ained, it
appeared that the Government had
$lO0,0 600 at Chicago. which bod heen or
dered 10 Columbus:and hns Mpdary's
increase Of specie exploded. II the Gov
eminent should send this money to Gin.
cnnali. its arrival will be duly heraIded
in the Statesman; but its departure will
be quite another thing Such is speei'
men OF the humbug end chicanery Of the
man, to whom the Democracy pay so
many thousands annually. that he may
be- the better enabled TO deceive them.
y y 4 l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24

that il should be comhsed OF militia ot'
fcers; hal his d. entpn after his ac-
quillaI by the court mlrtial was a dan.
gerous and despoic eIorcise Of power;
that General JacksonS refusal to obey
the writ of babeas coipus, and his i'm
prisonment Of the Judge was violation
of the most sacred right Of The citizen
Of the express provision Of the Consli.
tuition, and of the judicial independence,
and together with his eizufe oi an orig
inal court paper, was contempt Of q
court for which he was justly and legal
Thy fined.
The committee regret that they have
been forced INTO 4his estigntion. They
would have much preferred that The
frieWdsof GeneraI jackson had been con
tented with the imperIshabIe glory won
by his courage and military skill, and
the repeated proofs oI national grallsaae
which ne has received They we're
wiling 10 bury in oblivion the memory
Of those transactions % which they have
been compelled TO animaaVert AT nhe
last session they consented that a bill
should be submitted. with such a report
from the minority Of the committee as
they thought proper. But the claim
for remission of the fine has now been
placed on other grounds, and lhe most
unsound principles, as they think, have
been invoked to lis aid. TIE House, TOO,
with the bill before mentioned on their
calendar, have agatn referred the sub
ject to this committee, which they con-
slider as instructions to examine into the
tacls and principles Of the case. Unaes
such circumstances, they would have
been recreant 10 their duty if they had
shrunk from The performance oi a most
disag laskn