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B&AurrCL RrmNrcENcE.--In Il
well written article entitled '.Rrmin,
iSccncc f washington Alis'on." yu,-
I:>hcd N the Boston Christi World.
occurs tic following touching parl-
graph:
81 once" says the writer, "a>kri
him Why. "m"nI lie many scripture
subjects which he selected for the
canvasS. lie had taken no part OF the
lie of Christ for his theme. y have
not done So he replied, because Of
my convictions concerning the n
,urH. the mission md the character Of
the Saviour. These cxa,t him So ar
heyon such nn apprehension "i han
rs cou'd alone enahio me to conmu-
nlrarc any idea Of HIM ! may strive
TO reach. that | should fail If | II
tempted it. | could not make HIM =
study for art"
, 1843-10-14

"A TEMPERANCE SroRY."-Two
Young men with Il humming in iheii
heads" retired late at night 10 their
room in Il crowded inn; in which, rs
they enter, are revealed two beds;
but the wind cx,inguishcd the l'gIt.
they both, instead of taking. rs they
supposed, Il led apiece, got hack to
back into one, which begins 10 sink
under them and come round aniersaIS
in a manner very cIrcumamhIent. hut
quite impossible Of explanation. Pres
emily one observes to the other:
81 say, Tom, somebod's in my
bed."
us ,here!" says the other; $50
there is in mine, d-m him! Lets kick
EN- out"
The next remark was:
"Tom, I've kicked my man over,
board"
"Goodr'says his fellow-toper;''bet-
ter luck than ]; my man has Kicked
me Outright on the ho"r!'
Their ''relative positions" we're
not apparent until the next morn.
ing.
, 1843-10-14

had employed a Haytien to assist him
in preserving his men. and had placed
IA loaded musket within his reach
Capt. Thomas and the Ilaytien warn
ed him if he did not go away he would
be fired at. But while the English
Captain was within Il few fathoms Of
the Zebra, he exclaimed that If lie
was fred at he would return the Ere,
at the same time raising something IN
his hands which tie Hayden supposed
to be 4 mu.ket; on seeing that. he
fired, and SO wounded the English
Captrin that he died in Il few hours.
Capt. ThnmaS and his mate were eX-
ahmed the next day before the Hay
ten magistrates and committed 1"
prison. there to await the decision %!
tie authorities at Port au Punce.
Capt. Thomas Lad written to Mr..
Usher. To come immediately over to
his assistance. which he wrote linn he
would d.. i. after he had learnt the
decision al Port an Prince, his pres
ence should be need d.
No further information had been
received. when Cap. Slurdivaa. sail
ed.-TPor,Irnd hrgu..
, 1843-10-14

INSCRIPTION o. THE Town OF N,ro-
LroN.-The io,owin. record nfcvents
IN The HF: q tie Emperori is TO- be IN
Srrlhc,i "a lhc scc!c of lis tomb ct
the 'nva.iaes:
Born an the 18th If August, 1863;
q captain Of 4 squadron Of artillery AZ
ne siege OF T"u!on in 1873. - VI c
age OF 81; commander Of artillery. in
itaIv. in 1874. at %; general in circf
of the army in Italy, in 1896. 1T 81;
General in chief Of the expedition uf
E-vp'. in 1895, At 90; FIRST cnnsul. in
1893. at 81: consul for life after the
bait . of Maren"" N 1900. ut So:
emperor Of the French. in 1904. It
So; "hiratcI the throne after tie tat
ile a. Waterloo. June l2. 1915. 1T
4G: t'"d IN exile II s.. Helena, May
3. 1891. NJ 81.
, 1843-10-14
Feeding Horses.

CCtitEl
Various opinions are entertained
as to the best and most economical
mode of feeding horses, and manv ex-
perlments are on record that have
been instituted to settle the question.
The result seems to be. that III the or
binary prices OF grain and hay, it is
cheaper 10 keep horses on grain. than
on hay ar on hay and grain. There
is another important matter I" be
considered, however. and that ISIS
feeding entirely with "raIn. AS condu-
Give to the health of the a"inal, as Il
mixture of hay and grain? We do
not believe it t. be; and the general
result of the experiments has been
to show that it is not. Our ey
pprienre. too. would lead Il, to sreok
dpcnied Y on thi, point. We have
tried feeding horses upon grain alone.
and upon BAY. and found tie latter
the best for the animt!s. They wrrc
not 50 ShrUnk mp Or eauu'. there was
more muscle and consequently more
weight. and whatever may be thought
of this latter quality in a race horse.
where nothing but sinewS and bnpes
are required, every farmer Knows
that the road or farm horse is worth
tut little without weight. FePdlug
,,,r.o, - ,,o;, .l.ro =, IL, ~
, 1843-10-14

Tie Grand county we're
discharged yesterday; they have
been in session about three weeks
aud have found 90 bills Of indictment,
involving about l35 persons. Bills
were fourd against McCuIIv aud Per-
~ for the murder of Maj. FIoyd--it
will be remembered by our readers
thai Il few weeks since these two
men were brought Ia this city from
New Orleans hy Mcssrs. Couzins and
Gordon.-Si. Louis Repub.
, 1843-10-14

'.LI:rLE HiAssAcuvsE?Ts.'-Ihe
county Of jefferson, in Tennessee,
.oesi in that S:,te by the fash Gi>iinc-
lion Of - Little Ma,sacbuseiis.''--
Molly his lie epitoms of,he old Bay
State preserved the honors OF It's ti'fe
in The late election. Little MAssa,
chuSctts' gave Jones the Wing can
Ijdalr. 1905 voleS. and Polk oj7. be.
ieg amlinti'v OF l5I9,! The Whigs
Of Jefferson d. equal honor to their
rca! and assumed Eame$.-[Syracuee
tanrnnl.
, 1843-10-14
4 Young lad. in Glasgow, who had f

4 young lad, in Glasgow, who had for
some time past allowed himself TO be
mesmerized by all Lis companions who
desired ii for their amusement, was for
two days past SO completely put into the
magnetic sleep that it was found imPos-
siblc 10 get Lin out of ii.
During this fine lis eyes were shut
lis jaws firmly fixed, and neither food
nor drink could be administered TO him.
It was feared that the unfortunate youth
had forfeited his life to lii, folly. We are
glad to lie informed, however, that he
was taken out of this unnatural sleep on
Thursday after noon by a lecturer on
mesmeTiSn, after two hours work. This
ought to act as a caution to inexpericnc-
ed operators.-Palmyra Wing.
, 1843-10-14

SANTA FE.-Tbc Western Expos
itor of tie S0,h u.t. contains tie !o,-
Iowing: three gentlemen arrived
in our town this week. direct from
Santa Fe. They leitSan:a Fe about
The l5.h Of Au.us', ana cane by
way Of Bent's Fort, They lett the
company with which they cam'' "
lev jaysa-n, about twenty i've IN
nunhet. They state that tie lFst oil
the tradcrs, hat started CIT this sPrin2'
n.,h D.cr. East had al arrived sale
in Santa Fe, and they had received
word at Santa Fe telore the lett by
EXPRESS. that the other companies
were gong on finely, and no doubt
had gone lhrou.h safe. TIE route Is
now entirely clear of Texans, and
has been ever since Capt. Cock dis
~; c.;.r..s c,,n,.pl. II :
,.,l. ,,,, tho
Texans which were dIsarmcd hy
o,o~ri,or
o.I' .o,,.
li>qmcl Y him.
|, "'
l'' "'','',
; '''~''
>C"' 90 '"' r"''"'',''
gov, ''.'"'''o
me"'",'! c"'"3 |" '.'''' ' VIII
Se'S" ""'."''" W. pa: pose
% "Ie'"t"'@ "-''n'' ''e '""l NV
ny '"e 'In' De ,e''''" "'''' re- i
/" zee" ">ce''"'''N 'S'''S' "''
C'F'' ,o'N r"' o'>''"'s' '''- ".-
ION o. '"S 'N'n 'AP'"'' "' "''i Il
WIS Eot U'e',e' "e'c'',: !" come
IN! 'or''fF' W. c''' MS 'I"'ls
ne" returned =" C~'"'u'h''' a'"'n'--
Is S"', va. ''' news 81 NE ',,''''.
'- u "e i'N"'S ~ O'P'' '""N'
, 1843-10-14

Ns. O'CoxNHLL- Irish Hopeil--
\ + iIish paper. speaking Of the pro-
"crdin.S o. tremendous repeal meet
inr ~rcren,!y led at Ro,conmon.
SAYS:
Mr.. john C'Conn",' read 4 letter
from L" Reporters Of Oaio, Ole Re-
peal Association Of Ciacinna,;.) en-.
G. s;r@ = remittance Of GII3.--
TCnecrs. Tie writer stated that
slavery d eS not exist in the S!tutc
of ONO. bat went on 10 assert the
difficulties Of getting rid az Tie svS-
ten, which was in acco-Iancc with
Tie cNmra"tCn'c:cd into at tn" union
AID could not be ahuiiIcd "i,hrut
vida m the tHniaweu'a' !avs and
:! e National compact of lie United
S'r'.>. With tics" sentiments. thr
lever stated ri;lt the RrrenI~ss q
. I,I.i en- aIIi >Hru.l,n tie >rcrc..
OF Nr. O'ConucII. Ihrt speech US.
~rowcr'uI and e~'oGup.i. bur iicv Ia,
mi V dis>cntcd frua, lis ar-umeurs.-
They Were tree from slavery in OHIO;
bot, nevertheless. they .de<pised the
Aboifiohi>'s.' Tie letter conclude d
by expressing sym?a,I y for lie
nr"n@> Ct Ireland.
Nh. oCnGrrlI observed th?.fs,ovo.
~ dill not exist in Ohio. AID they
c nd not. t crr!oFe. object Ia receive
money transmitted. He strongly
condemned t." sn'iacn..s expressed
in This 'c terri d''epr. Of siaterv.-
The at'ach u II the A~.bnliironi>,s was
mere I a,h AMI ,as eusr. ana he de-
sYi>cd the aitemrt 10 mitigate the
h"rr"rs Of slavery by mn who boast.
I'd that thcIc own State was free
ron the STAN md tie d:s-rlcr. II
VS. rs Iit..uti il 10 move lh.t this
letter tom Ohio saouId be referred
~ TIE c. mmitt"c. II order that a de.
TAI cd ".n>wcr should be- rc'u ned
lie d,nied that man could he the pro.
p"rtc "i IS felt'w-nnn. fChcerS. =
u" ind ~ COMPASS 0n for Ire man
whose property waSncgr"es. Reverse
the picture. and suppose that the vel,
ilow American were the property o.
The black ncgro--who would have
compassion Tor tie sIavchnlding ne.
sro! Cheers. This document
/ %h,ich asserted much that was untrue
and concealed much Of the ru'h
,houll re met promptly and IN dc,aii,
! Lei Ireland but obtain her Legislative
Independence, and they would hav,
missionaries preaching freedom in ev
cry region where slavery degrade
the lumon [Chccrs. Mr.. o.
C"nncl! concluded by rlovin. tia.
the letter from Ohio he referred Il
the committee. [Cnrried.l
, 1843-10-14

MotheyS be CarefuL.-A chill OF
Capt. Peter Johnson, died. in thisSity
n few days since, from eating Cobalt;
"A poison prepared to kill flies
The little one fingered two or three
days.-Argus.
, 1843-10-14

FIyD,yG pRopERTy,-An E,nuliSh NJ.
Der states that 1T the last Devon "s<i.
zes. = wamln was CHARGED. convicted.
and sentenced 10 a severe jmnr,.op
men,, for apn.orria,inc 20 her own
rsr = SHY Of money Ynirh Sic fnrrd
in the street. The JUDGE stated the
law Of the case. and rs there exist
much ]isnorance rs to The OWNERSHIP
of the los, property. we law before
mr. r.oJcrs,be Jac;s,o, &c tho 1,Iro
, 1843-10-14
MyuuY WnEAr.-A Scottish pa

AlJMMT " IEEiT.-A Scottish pa
per, TIE Caledonia Mercury. says
'ln unroi;ia@ IN Egyptian mummy
y liz fhetiId in 1888. which was
n~>cr5l@:rrd TO be 5000 years Old, sew
eral heads Of wheat were disco, cred.
y Tofrloa ii tins Mummy Harat came
INTO the possession OF The E"ri OF
IIaIdm.rDn; and "a the fist # No
ycautnr last year. MS Lnrd,irP's gar
.i.",r >p&,a icuc seeds Of II Ia the
.r..r" ~ i'ynniHgh&Hae. the pro-
''rs ! II resent ncr'Iy 100 stalks.
. raj * Zee; III b, I'D tie cars lave
Is t, 50 .rau> each. TIE eais
h ye beHrds ~ laEds r' tufihe those
81 barley; an tie !eIvssun tie stalk
re :cug and neal, ~ Irrh h:uud.
, 1843-10-14

The FuTUEF.-IncJc was nevera
more favura"ie tine. perhaps. for
vrul@ houses 10 commence bushes
than tie present, and VIC predict tina:
4 large portion IT tie young mer-
rh rt> now star;inr or soon " start
uuan the career q business. will be
~t,ftuua'c and SucceS>lu!. We come
Ia til confusion frcm the tact that
'hcy have teen acquiring Il knnwi--
ode If their business il the SCHOOL OF
ui.I ard adversely ard have been
able 10 perceive the Importance ot
prudence anil caution, and the wi-dom
of the maxnn .!est!ne %Iente,' 'make
huSte SlowIy;' Il maxim of Which no
merchant 81 nd ever loose sight,
lie that mrketh haste tn he rich shall
not r~-Spor.' lie: the Young remem-
hcr thai where there are,
lIIllc gains with great pains.
At the close oflrtc there's much re-
main,yand that On the other hand,
where there are.
LltJle pains and great gain.
Seldom long dish much remain.
These maxims are applicable alike
to every kind Of business and to all
business men.
, 1843-10-14

REpEAL.--On TIE Goth ut. the Re
peal Convention mel in the Tabcma-
Gle in New YorE. Rohcrt Tyler was
e'ec'ed President Of The Convention.
One hundred and fifty delegates we're
present.--Mo. Republican.
, 1843-10-14

Scrcn q eight youthful Pottawato-
r:ics, hearty, cheerful looking fellows,
says die NJ. -cpaJl:oan, came down Oa
lie OMEGA yesterday, on their way TO
The school .orndcd in Kentucky by Col.
Johnson for tie elGcation Of Indians: a
few days since - Of the same tribe pass
e through here destined for the same
sj.osI.
, 1843-10-14
:, RADICAL.
E.0w 1Eng-Grccn, Oct. rs, 1873.

The health Of our frmily has been
snch for some two or three weeks past,
IS to render ii impossible for US 10 be
stow that attention upon Il paper that
&c could wish.
, 1843-10-14

Ng7a.@D AID WIrE To lie HAEGED.
The TowanGa (Pa.) papers contain
tie tri:l Of james Dolan and Bridget, his
W., ior tie murder Of Rufus G. Gerc,
or tic lst Of August last. The trial was
lad beGara the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner Of Bradford county, Hon. J. N.
C5nynsham Pgcsiding, On the OH inst,
The testimony closed on Wednesday
and LIE Court charged Tie Jury on
Thursday, the 18th inst, who retired,
aaI alter al absence Of ono hour, re-
turned with 4 verdict of guilty Of mur.
Ter in Tic first degree. Judge COnyng,
Lam, ca Saturday the 10th instant, SEN
tcacel both the prisoners ODE hanged.
, 1843-10-14

R1a3ERv.-Thc Office of the Illinois
Insurance and Trust Company, al Cairo,
was entered on the night Of the 2Sth ult.
b. means Of false keys, and a large iron
saGs opened il the same way, and robbed
Of about $1,000 in notes O. the Cairo
bank; so in Kentucky paper; a large
lot Of ieweIry, and several drafts. An
other safe was also opened, in which
there was nothing but books and papers.
The robbers, after possessing themselves
Of all they thought valuable, re,locked
The safes and the doors and departed. 1t
j, believed that a number of well-Gress-
Cd gamblers, who were in TIE city, were
lie perpetrators, and they left in the
ai-lt by so!ao boat. A liberal reward
viii be- given for the apprehension of the
rogues.-Mo. Republican.
, 1843-10-14

TT ITAIyr ELz1r1oy.-In 30itowns,
Aa'er>on has 27,225S; Robinson, 1915;
Eaycn5ch, 3,I0l; Appleton, and scatter
lie. T.ji@. Anderson is elected by !
- iof..v Of four 10 SIX hundte ed votes.
, 1843-10-14

We learn that the Governor has ap-
pointed 4 NJ. Slack, Of Boone county,
and Il. Eca. Esq, che Of the present in
saco;ors f5r s.. Louis county, State In
sHcc.ors CT Tobacco.
, 1843-10-14

Fir>r SIEAm VESSEL FROM Tor MO
TO QuEBEC.--TEe d mcrljies OF tie
navigation Of the st. Lawrence have
at length been overcome. The steam
propeller hdventurer, built expressly
Tor the navigation Of the Lang Soult
Rapids. as well as the equally dam
rer"us Rapids of Lrchinc. arrived in
Quebec in three days 18th 700 barrels
ol flour IN boord aud several passen-
gers. This is the first steamer that
his arrived a. Quebec from Toronto,
a'di,lance ol 500 miles, thereby opeI-
ng 10 vessels of ier class ii naviga-
ton from the sea 10 Chicago, Lake
Michigan, u di-larce Of 1000 miIeslt
Tie Advcn'urer is 4 vessel of Sc
tons burIen, and was to make her re-
,"rn trip, ascending ,he rapIds the day
following Eer a9ri.a! at Quebec.
, 1843-10-14

GoxRov3A.-Gnv. Roberts writes
tom Monrovia. under date OF the 1t
f July, that the French are deter
mined 10 make 4 settlement on the
coast. TIE laws of the colony were
adon, 10 he printed. The Nmieranis
continued feeble. The Z. 5. brig
Prrpoi>t : mrn ionci shaving touch
c at M~onroyin. The general pos
poets OF tie co.ony are mcuti1ned as
hli,htsn;a-.
, 1843-10-14

EA3ERrcs ~ NIsscvRI.-The whole
number Of applicants is 1913. Ccrlii-
--'.s Of G"~t discharge have been issu-
cI:p 80 cases. Between 800 and Geo
81 decrccs have been rendered, but in
. .y Of the cases tie fees have not
--r 1aiL, anl Of curse in such cases,
=, certificates have been issued. Some
80 cases arc still pending, many Of
which aaye been delayed because of tic
inability Of &c parties to pay the costs.
THOSE eases in which delays have &C.
CURED viii be dismissed atihe next term,
unless tic applicants pay up the costs.
, 1843-10-14

=Thc sales of Tobacco at the Plan
tiers Warehouse on The llth, amounted
- IS Ih3s; Passed ranged from > - to
= &C.. aEi refused frcm | IS to eco.
, 1843-10-14

Dc. P~rcfon;ainc has been sentenced to
Twelve months Imprisonment, and fined
tI.00O for participation in the robbery
Of Charvis, ard TO remain IN jail until
The costs and fine shall be paid. Ne
Daniel was not ready for trial, and Lis
case will net be decided before next
April.
, 1843-10-14

IA AAc.ic.n left New York lst of
June, and in 50 days visited Scotland,
Holland, Belgium, France and England.
lie was back ii New York in q days;
-who.c ccst @3T3.
, 1843-10-14

D~l"cy :. Carr, Of Baltimore, has
t-c7 aH3o;uicd Minister Resident, 10
Csns.~a;ino2ic, in place Of Com. Porter,
VICE sa}.ry Of $4,000, and an equal a
r~agnt Tor his outfit.
, 1843-10-14

ST. prrrnssuRc, Aug. 5.-M. Bear,
member of the Imperial Academy OF
Sciences, of this capitol, who has lately
returned 10 St. Pctersbugh from a jour-
ney which he has been making by order
of Government into the most northern
portions of Russia, in order to explore
them in a geological point of view, found
in l aponia, in Nova Zembla, in some
of the islands situated near the cost OF
Finland, and particularly that of Weiz,
which is almost 4 desert, several subter-
ranean labyrinths Of stone of an ex-
trcmely fAnciful architecture, the walls
of which are entirely covered with DIFF
ftrent species of lichens, which are cs-
p%ccially in cold climates of an extreme
" slow growth, and the growth Of which
would alone prove the antiquity of these
buildings, if after the slightest inspection
there could be any doubt on the subject.
, 1843-10-14

horrid work, and hat they all reach.
ed the place and left ii on horseback.
The aid of the commanding officer
at Fort Gibson, had been solicited in
the Pursuit Of the murderers.
0- Three men by the name of
Starr had been aPrehfnded for the
murder. They expressed a perfect
willingness to he tried by the whites,
| ut not by the Cherokee Nation. AZ.
ter having been examined before q
magistrate, and whilst en- their wav
to the Jail, at Fayetteville, under an
escort of seven men, they made theic
escape, by Jumping from their horse,
snd running on foot to the mounltios
viii we're near at hand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27


n and that small one being ied thir, befou
prefer such school large Il nb-r, Pnci
pals teach themselves with the exception Music
fer which competent teachers provided. Al
generally attended other taught
being taken that the pup Thoroughly grounded pvpa
branches before they advanced
viii have subjects and
accomplished with advantage themselves
wished also Be distinctly undenood
following day Nud-d school under
they have tonnd BY this
The scholar in And
shouh be improved well the neinoSy
Of the Misses w establish School Library zach young
lady, when home (ec viii burden
lessons) VIII take with her entertaining and
References made 10 the Rev Dr. Enp kov G. woodbde Judge
Robertson. Or. Cunningham. Ja 3 c1l2awtf
The Miss Woodwards having reference
take expressing that they well
the public. Their personal
assiduousy
proySnen their pupil and the OF
the discipline and general conduct Seminary
capable Of JUDGING all ueious and
Especially do approve their practice OF limiting
OF time usually thu.
oeeup,ed ought suffice for the pupoes the
The opposite OF filling up is IN my
opinion attended with it, evils
Such tasks osn performed performed under
great disadvantages imposing upon Other family
buricusomc and responsible duty Tor which they possess
the requisite leisure experience; while they in the
pupils themselves anxiety mind -nousy affecting both their
health and happiness and them da~e during literary
studies. JOHN ROBERTSON
ia eolet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
reported for tLs q. S. Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
SENI-wEEKLY REVpw
OMec Of TIE U. S. Gn-.ttc- LnrI,u 81


0bsee oft u. s. GG-ette, Jan'y 81.
The weahsrior weeks has been unusually mild and very
favorable for the little outdoor business doing TODAY
change was experienced and il much colder with
high wind but we hope from the advanced period OF the
season. that the navigation will not be sgan obsncted th.
winter Business rcnsins pretty much last week The
sales OF groceries, So far have been only retail way
DOMESTIC PRoDrcE.-Wc have inproyemc to notice
IN Bread Stuifs generally; they continue depressed We
have heard of sales of Flour for export this week the
factors mostly firm in holding SO s75 per bb for
good Pennsylvania brands the Delaware The rates in
Market and Broad street for brands for city consp
non range from 25 TO SOC Der Dbl above shipping Flour
Rye flour VIC quote SO 75a2 s75 per Dbl Pennsylyana
Com Meal SO % per Dbl, demand limited.
GRAIN-Very little doing in Wheat ut present. which cnn
not be quoted than so S2c for good Penn'a reds
and I5c per bhe for Southern No receipts of Southern
OATS which are wanted AT pc per buahe load of 1900
bushels Delaware flat Corn sold yesterday nj 3Sc for whit.
and i2c for yellow, per bu.liel.
Se'ds-Cloverseed of poor quality, plenty and prices
have declined SO - for that description but prime
scarce and SO 625 refused to-day for lot strictly
so seed OF fair guilty is worth 80 375 per bushe Flax.
seed Is worth 81 81 40 per bushel.
Whiskey dull at poe per gallon, in bbls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
ASassssggsazs1
mr. L.fsr .NIGHr-s .M,IL..
CONCREss w,nx,sn,,

CONGRESS. WEDNESDAY.
In th" SENATE the Oregon hill coming up, Mr.. Me.
Duihe INSIDE speech in opposition IT, signszed by
MI the ability which distinguished him when formerly in
Iongres- The debility which Is evident his physical
efforts, has effected his intellectual powers The vi
g"r aud originality of his eoneePtons and his force of
precision, have not been impaired by disease.
In the HJu-, the oxchequcr proie tlken up early
IN the sitting. Mr.. BARNAED spoke his hour against liz the
main harden Of his speech being the House
that the pubc could be safely kept only by ,po
sitting them IN banks at some or other. Mr. WIS
followed. and advocated the exchequer ns better
than no scheme at all. Mr.. W. admitted that nm.
Wing party had erred in repeating the ind.p-ndent
treasury before they adopted any thing in it's stead
and declared that he, for one willing 10 ssy NEE
cart He brought up the OF his spe .ch with eau
u1us defence the Secretry OF State an 81 the
brought against that functonsry by his Wing associate, ON
the hoor OF the House. Nc. W. held up as pala,ng cir
cumsi'nce TO Mr. Web.ers arrsgnment Of the Whg. Of
Massachusetts,, and his interogatory where am TO oI,
the Tact Tint he also declared that he was and ever
10 be, "Massechuseti. Whigr'
MI' MSrshail o Kentucky followed Mr.. Winthrop and
concluded his ureehOur speech large audience many
ct whom had Just returned from listening to Mr. MeDnie
in the Senate.
The subject then went until tomorrow when Mr.
Pcudlcton has the floor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-27
lotteries.
W0RTHAMS OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEk

LOTTERIES FOR THIS wEEK
tot Friday. an Tho Exchange, Na. Lss-burg No. 4.
PTze--SlO,O00 $500. 1919, of 1000 ; Of 500 10 Of
400. 20 of 800. ~ u 2OO 50 Of l5O e.. - Mo-. and
10 drawn. Tickets S2!.
fot saturday dis Monday Morning Wilmington Grand Con
solsiAeL ENira No. 4.
Pnzos-sle q. OOO G00O 5000, 1900 100. Iis9 10 Of
1000 10 OF sou, 10 of $50. 10 Of 20O 20 Of $50 &c
80 Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets S..
Fo' saturday. .sth January. A-sania Union Lottery No
PriLes-S3O 900. 10000. 6.O0O. 5000, 5000 $500.
2i95, % pines Of 1000 as Number Scheme Tick
cts $40.
TO BIZ DRAWN IN FEBRUARY.
A-sandTs Lottery, Class C. AeIandria sth Fsbriary
Prize.-S25,000, 5000. 1000 3J0O 22OO 10 Of 1000.
10 OF 500 10 Of 400 10 Of 800, 10 of $50 IS of go
ITO Of 300, &c. sc Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets $40
AeraDira Gas AZ AIer,plria I'M February
Pnzes-S3J,O0O 10000. 500, 3.3i7i = Of $500 4 of
gOOO 10 Of 1900, 900 Of 500 &c. IS Nos and l2 drawn
Tickets go
Alexandria. Class T. at AesanbrIa ls February.
Prizss-S35,29i $4,000. 5000. 5000, 2O73 Is Of 1900
oO OF 1000, go Of $780, 50 Of 800 &c. IS Nos and 70
drawn. Tickets 80.
BAn CONFIDENTIAL and attended IN with p,,,,,.
for Packages OF for a snzie Ticket
SJshares IN all the above IN prnpoTion-for sale BY
ia % CHARLES woRTHAM