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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
FUTURE DAYS.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY, AND LANDS
~ THE COUNTY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
OlRSl Ant TO an order of the Sumo rinr Court

HGCSES AND LOTS THE CITY, AND LANDS
~ THE COUNTY, At PUBLIC AUCTION.
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior Court
OF Chaneey for the Richmond Circuit made the seh Of
March leia in suit between the Of Baltimore
pani and the President Directors COMPANY of the RAM
the United stlie incorporated by General Assembly OF N.
STATE oil Pennsylvania and others defendants undersigned who
nave been appointed Commissioners time,
hereinafter mentioned premises sell at public auction % he
highest bidder The following LANDS TENEMENTs in the t
OF richmond TO wit On THURSDAY, OF November
ls41 At ~ o'clock all or piece OF ground pate
and fronting on the south side of street. being tb.
od tenement from the Of 18th Streets containing in
front on Eo Main about running back IN dep
100 ieei an alley which three story Brick
House two story Kitchen, Dair aso INN
eeroue fronting said alley running back about IS
feet with the advantage alley common for The use OF The
said iunbcr-house and others
On the day in the afternoon LOT ,it, NJ
ne corner Of aud fourth plan
the said By 59 containing half an acre sna n
nedatel afterwards undivided moey No 692 situate Al
the Southwest OF And on FRIDAY
the 81 day oNovebe 1913 past O'Clock in the afternoon
Tour lots numbered made Young Ras,on
and recorded in the once of ,E Ricrr, u,
Court four twelve OF these lots No and No 10
adoin and Duyal addition a 6.t ds.
No. ~ and No adoin-the former fronting on m. an -
and the latter Immediately rear thereof called
Carter No in front on Carter street and
width lsO feet TO No 10 No - con,s;r a. ar
inches the said Duvas addition and nuns bacl
l%S feet inches on the line dividing and IL feet
dividing it from No III No 10 contains A. es -
on the said and feet inches on the line y
ing It from No H. and so feet No and No Al
the said street and another stree, an fec, ,
ing % feet on the former latter e on the d.
Vcing from No on the said line of No 10
And will also sell at public auction 10 tbs hirh', 49,
on MONDAY tie 9th day November ls43 at ~ O'Clock i'm
front Of the Court house county the right In. papk
Of the United States being one equal u.dy5sd r,sv - ,
OF and on Wesiham creek said acres which by
deed beanns date the 10th Of October convened m
Samuel Pulam TO the President Dreetor. ,rs Cr ~
Farmers BANK OF Virginia and TO Richard and James
Robertson as trustees Of the Bank ofthe United States
The sales will upon following terms 10 wit fourth cash
anu e oanee IN equal instruments II 6, IL, and
ne day OF sale the credit bearing nees, from that tine
For the said credit ayuen negotiable notes win be tsEsn d ~
e "i IN each case be retained until The confirmed
The purchase money paid and conveyance By the court
IT, appointed any ale the weather Sa Be se
VI s oPnon OF the Commissioners improper
me sale w BE- adjourned from day day hour until
ne safe shah be made C. A. MYERS
CON. ROBINSON,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF Hichmon

Nigh Water this day 81 o'clock Pm
ARRIVED
Schr Great Hart Bailey, from below Wheat 10 IIaso
* Co. "'
Schr Olympia, kerwnn, Baltimore, sundres
" Comet, Wilson, Washington Civ sundres
Ahce a. Pendergast, Stevens, Old Point, light
ihadeus, Dnscol New York, sundries
" A Marshall, Johnson, New York sundres
Charles ODER, Lubec Plaster 10 Davenport & Allen
" Litchhed, benson, Boston, sundries
Pioneer Rhen, Baltimore, sundries.
Almra, Barnes, Port Deposit lumber
SAILED,
srhr Palestine, Stephenson, Charleston, 5. c., coal.
Abbathuln, Sawyer, Boston, coal and flour
Brie Ellen, Radcliffe, Dghton, CT, coal
Scir Columbia, Sutton, Norfolk, coal.
\. l.. MCready, SOmers, City Point, to load for
Schr David Cox, Weldon, Stamford c., coal.
New YORK, Oct 2l-Auiycd, Schr Lcontine Ha, q
DIS fan Richmond, with flour and tobacco 10 A. b. Cooley
* CO. >'
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By Dunlop. Moncurc a Co.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
EQ0 virtue of a Deed of Trust- from p y

AZ virtue OF Deed OF Trust, from II. Murray
70 TIE undersigned Trustee proceed sell for
on SAI ukpAf the 2sth instant o'clock NJ on the premis
es the three Houses and Lots described As situated be-
tween and streets fronting Valley street and being
the same property formerly owned by George w Thomson d.
Selling as Trustee, viii convey title ony a. such which he
heVed to he perfect HENRY w MONCURE, Trustee
&C IL DUSLoP. MoScrEE 4 Co Auct.
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VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
On & street,
FOR SALE

r. offer for sale, privately, that substantial
" built and eomnodous HOUSE e street. known for
many years as the VIRGINIA HOUSE" being the most
desirable locations IN the city either for Boarding House pr
a'e residence IRON It's convenience all the public offices the
capitol square, and the business part o the town
lc House fronts 2e feet stories high with finish
81 ahd garrett rooms and has the privilege IN common
WI" e adjoining tenement OF four foot alley yard The
premises arc now good order having been Thoroughly repair
ca u painting &c inside and out, The depth winch
the house stands = 1863 feet.
AIS" vacant Lo, adjoining b.! on street same
ah' IN building on which the purchaser privilege
o using the gable wall described building win, chin
mes already uP-ihus saving the most expensive
ne above property VIII be sold together separately and
should sal" not he effected privately before THURSDAY
N'nocI next viii on that day II fair first fair day
be sold a auction.
foI terms &c apply Capt THOMAS NELSON a, the Gus
tom House or To WILLIAMS 8 HAXALL.
22-MN Ft2dSov &dtd. Inc,s
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RUHDING.

Monday, draws IN the Exchange Monongalia. Class
i3. Capital Przes-Sl200O, 10000 1000, PAS. - Of
lOOO, 40 of 200, so OF 100, &c. - Nos-li drawn
Tickets SIS.
Tuesday evening per mail Alexandra, Extra Case
$50. Capital Prizes-Sl2, 600, 10000 1000 2Ii5 %
Of 1000 40 Of 2O0 50 Of 100, &c. IS Nos-l4 drawn.
Tickets IS.
Wednesday evening per mail New Jersey. Class los.
Capital Prizcs-S2O,OOO, 50OO 2OOO 1900. l4OO 1853
10 Of 1000, 10 of 5OO 10 Of $50 Of 200 30 of $50
90 OF 1875 200 OF 100, &c. - Nos.--l3 drawn
Tickets S.
Thursday evening per mail. Alexandra. Extra Class
252 Capital Prizos-S3OO0O 10000, 5000. $685. 1900,
2OOO 1900, 1900 1900 1900 10 Of 1900 10 of 500 10
Of 500 Is of 900, 400 Of $50, &c IS Nos.-l5 drawn
Tickets $40.
Friday draws in the Exchange Va. Leesburg. Class 43
Capital Prizes-S9OOO, 5000. 1900, 1909, i3s, HOO
Of 1000, Of 400 10 OF 300 10 Of l5O 10 of 100 &c
80 Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets go So
Saiurday-dawing received Monday morning Grand
Consolidated Extra CLASSIC Capital prizes-S50OO 1890
1000, 55s 10 Of 400 10 of 300 so Of 100 &c Is Nos
-l2 drawn. Tickets 81 25.
S35.29i
Alexandria Lottery Class No So for 1870 be draw,
At AeNandra d. c. on Saturday the 2sth OF October g.
Brilliant scheme-S3529i 10000. 1000 l6O3 so If 1000
80 OF 100, 30 Of 3OO 1872 OF 300 &c. Tickets $40 halves
5, quarters so
81 PrEes-S30OO0, 10000, 5000, $500, 1927, 1000.
$500, u 80 prizes Of 1000 so Of 500 60 Of 400 60 of
800 % OF $50, &c. IS Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets $40
10000.
A'Aaluiln lolltTy, Class Tor lc4JIo be drawn
al AleNandns, ID. c. Saturday the llth Of November
ll43. Capitals $50 600. 10000 6OOO 5000, 1000 $500
2O0O La % prizes Of 1000 - Of 500 2S Of 300 300 OF
200, &c.-75 Nos IL drawn. Tickets $40 Certificates
oPackage Of 25 whole Tickets 3O in proportion
D All orders confdeniia and the drawing forwarded
Immediately after its receipt here.
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages
Splendid Lotteries, address
oe ~ CirAs woRrHAw Richmond Va.
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
FNNE subscriber would call the citizens Of Rich
nond and ~ vicinity superior STOCK Of new Cloth
nE Of his own manufacture. opened az he Main
Street door below Keen Cos and directly opposite samuel
futney's. tlis stock consists NJ
Dress and Frock Goats various qualities anil colours
Sack Coats raleiots Cashmere SACKS
beaver. Pilot and Flushing Oycrco1ts and Frocks
Cassimcr Panaouus different qualities and colours
Satneti rautaloons
Vests, of stylcs and prce
Shirts Bosoms Collar Cuvats scars stocks
Mcruo Shirts ami Drawers Supcnlers and other articles et,
bic for Genuemen's
e viii be happy walton those disposed feels salts
hed that his Goods will BE- found prcc and A. good w
quality ssat any other ClOihing House n City.
&C io-im sILAs MERCHANT
NWisKEN.-io hbds of baltimore Whisky pet steamboat
w Coumhd'-for sale by &C 10 JAS WINSTON.
NLUoRiNG PLANK-3eOOO Feet sureror Fooring rlns no
u eeived on consignment and Tor sale BY 8. KILBY.
oc 10 On The noet
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NOTICE.
tnrgn,a ..I.l..l A.. IL n

NOTICE..
"A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of VIM.
Granger deceased please payment rs carly as
ucable 10 Henry w MoneuTe. Esd whom appointed rs my
Attorney solely ard exclusively and all
having claims agnnst said Granger will please give early notice to
my Attorney aforesaid that speedy adjustment may be made
~ possible WIN n. SHIELDS. Executor
In pursuance Of the above notice, all those indebted Gran
ger deceased will please make early payment undersigned
and those having claims Granger please make them
known directly that early adjustment may pae
ucablc. HENRY w. MONCtRE. Attorney for
WIN. n. SHIELDS, Executor
Richmond. October 2 Isi1
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I1I,f1bIs f,ifu Io,S


onTUEsDAY AFTERNOON October 2ih at O'Clock on In.
premises We shan sell valuable Lot Ground situated in thu
rear OF Mr ID NJ Banchs
This will he as nay hes, sui.
ser- t'- Terms liberal, known a, sale
Freehold m Henrico County.
Immediately after the above. 10 lying Henco
county constituting Freehold. D- Terms cash BY order
JAMES GRAY, lTrusfee and Auo,-
John D MUNFoRD, ney. in fact
lids ISIOFs A RpoTtirp g..
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Auttiun Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
By s"ioes 81 Brother.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Very superior Furniture, valuable CITY n o,.
Pews I'm Presbyterian Church, &c. &C.
IN TUESDAY MORNING, October oath.
~ commencing 10 O'Clock precisely shall 81. a, the res.
denee Of MI H. b. Branch head street very rre and
slegani assortment OF o
bold Effects &C comprising variety Of wei Kept Al,
uees
THREE PEWS IN THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ IL O'Clock precisely place. tn. United
Presbyterian Church. Nos. .. H. -.
Dining-Hoom Servant.
Immediately thereafter Negro Man. cool vain
able Dining Room
l Terms the above personal pr,o.rty rash
by Oder: JAMES GRAY
JOHN ID. MUNFORD,
Trustees and Attorney. in fact
oe ll-dtds INLOES a BROTHER Auets
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/ n CONSEQUENCE OF dc death of Nm. II. Brans.

consequence of the death of VIM. H. Brans.
ford the business Kentucky under
INC hm OF "nL IT, BTnnsfod a Co will the large
Tobacco semmeTy and Fixtures sale ser
gel possession at an early day operations
ne" crop rs soon as viii be ready for market This
nent comprises advantage convenience IN the
dispatch OF business The main building high
lou eet long with wing Of Is feet at each end making
length 200 feet and Screws and Presses Patent Raj
anees Scales &c Sheds Warehouse. Landing, Houses
stables and carrying stemmnr bus
large buildings are situated on lot of two
acres besides which there five lot the landing
will either be sold with the Factory separately
fercd There Factory Hands will be for sale
hire.
The above viii be offered November AT
IL o'clock public premises Terms on the da
OF sale. I7-d3wGctI5Nov
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DRY GnODS- A, Ar.,.,r

DRY GOODS, AT Auction.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. 2S,h inst Commencing nj o a..
clock at Wareroom, sell a large and general a,ort
Of Dry Goods well worthy thu ,.ntion ~ ,s
Trade. consisting Of the usual variety
Tens-undsr $780, cash. $780, months CREDITOR ap
proved negotiable paper oc 70 D. N a 20 a..,.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET.. NEAR


Sl2OUO. 10000.
To-day at the Exchange, J o'clock, Monongalia, No.
~: Capitas-Sl2 900, 10000, 1000 PAS 20 of 1000
Az OF 2OO, &c. 1s Nos.-l3 drawn. Wholes as; halves
$50; quarters l25.
$4,000. 10000
Alexandra, No. $50, Extra, for Tuesday evening
Capitals: $4,000 10000, 1000, 2,il5, 20 OF 1000 40
OF 200, &c. - Nos.-l3 drawn. Wholes So; halves
$50; quarters %.
$4,000. 5000.
New Jersey No. los, for Wednesday evening Cap;
tails; 100000, 5000, 1900, 1900 400, l53, 10 of
1000 10 OF 500, &c. IS Nos.-l3 drawn Whules IS:
halves 2,50 quarters ,25.
$4,000. 10000.
Alexandra No 252, for Thursday evening. Capitals:
$4,000, 10000 5000, 1885, 220U, 1000, 900 10 Of
l,5Oo, 10 Of 500, &c. 7S Nos-l5 drawn Wholes
SlO halves ;; quarters $50.
$1,000 1900.
Virginia Leesburg No. 10. for Friday at the Exchange
- o'clock Capitals: $4,000, 5000, ZOO, 300 100
OF 1000. OF 400, &c. Whoes $50; halves 95;
quarters 63c. IS Nos.-l3 drawn.
$4,000. 5000.
Grand Consolidated No. 10, for Monday morning.
Capitals $1,000, 1900 1000, 5S5 10 of 49, 10 of 2lO
&c. 10 Nos.-l2 drawn. Wholes ,25; halves CSC;
quarters Gle.
S35,29i. 10000.
Alexandria No SO. for Monday morning. Capitals
S3529l, 10000 1000, 1903. 80 of 1000 so of 400
50 OF BOZ, &c. 76 Nos.-l3 drawn. Wholes $40;
halves D; quarters $50
Ticket Nos 40 0e 72 entitled to Capital prize Of Gig ooo
sold and paid by srRAT-rON
Ticket Nos II 80 &c, Prize of $4,000 soi and by
Ticket Nos as 80, Prize of $780, both sold and paid
DO do @1 ~ 90, do lIOo }by srRArroS.
three number prizes, sold aud paid by STRATTON from
the 10th OF May TO the 3Oth of September
0 Tickets in all the lucky numbers for sale At
&c ~ STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.


SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER,
Al Hoyt & Co.'S O6ee.
Der. 26th-S35, 1894 &c. Tickets $40
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER.
10000 CAPITAL.
Alexandria Lottery Class 81 for lsl3 to be drawn a,
Alexandra, d. C., Saturday the 4ih OF November
Grand Scheme-S3O,000, $4,000, COCO, $500. 1927
5000, 2OOO 40 Prizes of l00O so of 500 GO of 400 &c
Tickets $40, halves S. quarters 50 So Certificates OF
Packages OF % Whole Tickets $3.50, Half do Sos,
quarter do S32 so.
10000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No So for lsI3-'To he
drawn al Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday the lIth of No
yember, lsi3;-Copitas, S3O,OOO, 10000, GOOO 5000
lUOO 25OO 2OOO AZ - prizes of l000 IS of 500 %
OF 700, 200 200, &c.-15 Nos IL drawn Tickets so
-Cerhcates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets 81 30
shares IN proportion.
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class for lsi3-To be drawn al
Alexandria d. c., Saturday the 18th Of November
lei3 Splendid PHzes:-S4000O, 10000, 5000. 3255
2OO, 2OOO 1900, le00 l10O 1000 prizes Of 1000
OF 500, 10 Of 800, Is OF 200, 400 OF $50 &c - No
Lottery, ID drawn. Tickets $40 Certificates of Passz
ges OF 70 Whole Tickets Sl3O-shnres in proportion.
100000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 30, for IS43-TD q.
drawn IN Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday the 25th OF -.
EenoeT 1873. Brilliant Scheme :-SJ 100, 10000 Jt.
$50, Prizes Of 1900 100 prizes OF 1000, 10 of 3D.
&c. Tickets $40 Certificates OF Packages OF 20 Who,
Iicke.s Sl3J-shares in proportion.
Tickets in the above, aud all other Lotteries advertised
by j. l.. GEIGoKY & Co.. all times be had o.
HoYT Co., by addressing them, and enclosing tie pic
OF ticket or package, the may he n
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BY William. & Hn,nII.

BY Williams & HnxaII.
BACON, MOLASSES. CHEESE, COFFEE. &c
On WEDNESDAY NEXT Sth instant at t0t O'Clock will
be sold IN front Of Office. Groceries VIZ
so hhds prime Bacon SIDES hhls DO IIam.
20 do Do Porto Rico Mosses
- casks DO Goshen Cheese
$50 bags DO Green LaEuayra Coffee
100 do ST. Domingo DO
100 90 do Oh Cuba do
100 do d. Cd Maneabo d.,
50 go DO Anrostura do
50 10 DO Old Jaws Do
% hiis 90 Sugars
- bis superior Old Whisky
20 90 Peppermint Cordial
30 casks Abbott's Double Brown Stout
small casks Sherry Wine
> 90 Sicily Madeira Wine
half pipes 4. segnctt Rrandy
DO Guard Dupuy 4 Co.sdo
Do Common
100 Kegs 40. I White Lead
80 - %. boxes Gunnowdsr Tea
so ~ TO- hc,rs Imperial
half chests Extra Fine Guupowdsr Do
to 30 Young Tyson Do
d. Common 10 DO
30 hoys. =aiO Window Gass
20 d. Sperm Candies
10 do ONford Starch.
Tcrms-J nlsf siOO cash 500 and owe, r.,r,t. To- ,,
81 paper oc ~ ~ a n ~.
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WIN. ALLEN,
Agent.
DRAPER & TAILOR.

DRAPER & TAILOR.
receiving by the n. York packets, his Fall and
winter Goods comprising Cloths Cassmcrs vengs sierno ur
ger dressing Tor Geneen Gloves Scar Cava Linen ind
'ottonl Hdkis &c &c indeed TO gentle.
mans Wardrobe The above has him in person
ana e greatest care has been taken making
eonieh that they have only be give
lie prepared TO execute all orders Clothing most fash,
ioabe manner and will prices to the times and
circumstance Sc aUan
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER.
~ HOyt & Co.'S OEee.
Der. 2oth-S35, 294, &c. Tickets $40
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NoyENRER
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by L.ssT EYE.xi.N0-s MIL.
n. Y. MARKET a., On an

ne-under the circumstances, this is the greatest II
umph yet achicvcd.-Bali Pat.
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EOUBLIC NOTICE given Of Richmond and
the surrounding Country that the subscriber
rise in price still selling the very best Lamp
price asheretooe At Sign Of the Red Mortar below
ket. 0cT This oils bcaohcd white. JNO J. CRAWFORD,
oc ~ ApohecaTy & Druggist.
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YHNOBACCO.-The lovers of a good article
n may assured that they may always find Sign
The Red Mortar, below the Market 1877 Some OF Lsngborne
Armsieads SupeTorl JOHN J. CRAWFORD,
oc IL Apothecary L. Druggist.
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IVOWEN'S CHEAP LEATHER SHOES
NM have large Womens Leather Shoes of good
w quality at IS cents per pair for good and cheap
NJ ]. MYERS A. cos
Oc15 Root Shoe and Trunk Dealers
UNAMARNDs-IOO Ib- u prime fresh Tamahnd. a,
II the black Roy and mortar, BY ne \. y. DOVE
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-27
2S>ez- tx
Passage OF the Bank Bill:

After our paper had been put on press, the
southern mail, due since Wednesday evening'ar-
rived, bringing, among other things, letter from
our correspondent 10" The following paragraph,
which contains information not embraced in the
letter of W. is all we are able to squeeze IN at this
late hour without still more delaying our paper al
ready too much dsiaycd'
.qhe bill to pu; the State BAak into liquidation
has finally passed both hnu,es. It has some bad
proyisions-still better SO dian no bill at all The
bin holders will be entitled to receive ratcablc
distribution Of the specie OF the bank and for the
balance, take certificates of Indebtedness. These
certificates are made receivable for all debts due
the bank, and for the lands of the bank, and will
enti,c the holders to further dstrhuive shares of
the assets Of the bank but they do not bear inte-
rest nor can the bank hereafter be sued on these
certificates. This is wrong. There is no good
reason vhy the stockholders should receive the
benefit of these outstanding demands against the
bank arising from her inability to pay her pIomi-
SEES If the property of the bank should DO more
than sufficient to pay her circulation, then the
stockholders VIII cNchiudiiS receive JUST SO much
more on their stock as the interest on these certii
Gates will amount to. But there was danger that
no bill would pass unless this one, with these pro-
visions, was adopted. The senate made many
amendments to the bill Of the house. 1t went
back to the house and they adopted part Of the
amendments OF the senate and returned the bill to
that body. The senate refused to recede A
committee Of conference was appointed, which re-
suited in a compromise and report to adopt the
bin in its present form. These amendments were
concurred in by the house on Saturday, and to-day
10y the senate, and it has now gone to the council
Of revision, whose sanction i, will undoubtedly
receive The debts due the bank, Oh renewal
are to bear but six per cent interest"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-27
nEn~aNci.nscita.

Ga the 7lh inst, the house succeeded in elect
ing a speaker, after having 5a!Iotted for several
days unsucccssfuliy. The successful candidate
was Daniel p King, abolitiouist, who was elect
by the i0iut vote Of the wings and aboliiionists
lie received 1G votes, while the democratic eau
ddate received IS votes. Ia the senate the de-
mocras elected all Tie officers by an average vote
Of II to 10. On the l2.h the two houses met
in convention and elected lG senator's to GIL va
cancies, and the senate now stands % democrats
to II wings anl abo;ionisis. No governor has
We, bcen elected The house have to select two
candidates and scal them to the senate, from whom
the senate must choose There is but one way
ia which the election Of Morton by the senate can
be pieyentcd an! that is, by the houses ssnliug
mp the names Of The whig anI abolition candidates
"a piece Of mcauocss such base compound as
whigcry aud aholitionism alone could be capa-
bic Of
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-27
No ps,.poncmcnr Of the Land sales.

The Chicago Democrat Of "Wednesday con-
taips letter from Senator Young, dated the 9th
inst in which he states tia, no has been unsuc-
cessful in his application TO the president, made in
compliance with the wish of the settlers in the
northern part of this state 10 have the land sales
postponed. The president says the condition of
the treasury Is such as utterly to forbid compli-
ance with The rcques; Of the settlers. The only
hope Of the settlers now is, THAT public opinion
and proper respect for the just tights of Others
will prevent any one from purchasing the i'm
provements Of another who is not prepared to pay
for his land
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-01-27

Recent intelligence from Springfield leaves lit
tic room for doubt that the canal bill published in
our last, will be passed, with amendments, the most
important Of which are given by our correspond
ent ''W." 1t is confidently believed that the proy-
sions Of the bill are ample for the completion Of
this important work. This is as we anticipated.
We were slow TO believe that any considerable
number Of the members Of our legislature could be
induced TO oppose measures so reasonable and
just to all parts Of the state and to all its impor
tant interests as those contained in the bill refer
red to appear to us to be- We shall rejoice to hear
by the aid of the votes of members whose iaame-
d;ate interests may not be deemed involved in, or
promoted by, its enactment.