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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

I1UBTIC SALE OF NEGRoEs.-on MONDAY, the leth day
4 of December, 1913, 1T l~i"ydron, Mecklenhn'e, virginia, shall
sell, for cash. about thirty NEGROES, belonging 10 The Estate 81
the late Jo!,n &. Goodc. They u-, for the mos, pat, yonng.;men
aud women, aud ARE supposed 10 be a. valuable "a any family Of
N..r,r. ~ III. SAFE. ~. u. GOObE,
Executor of J. G. Gooie, d-cel,e!.
No. oi ht-nlMfis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14
OLD WINrs ANn LLOrnRs-AI.n- GRnrrrIrs-

OH WINES y Ii3UORS-Aio. G8OCFGIEs-I ts,
~ a avery large and general assortment o: old UiHe> aa L.
years, and were then said 10 bc twenty years OLD. Ay ,ioo.ta.
wall bear q fair comparison Will; tie best IN TIE oiy. -, pa
regard luaiity ard rrIce, and caseininrSS ia putin. Of them b..
Tile oil! Wires and Liquors Will he found most beneficial, t
ihr preservation of health, when moderately and ludIciOusy lsr.
should any one be found - ihcr-du!ouS, II no. Ia have = finn at
mistaken belief, III so PLAIN a matter al fact assertion, let Er
enquire, nr call on tMr Subscriber, who has heeu a re.uiar 'ele-
rate dri0ker drrir- the Inst 80 yea:e oi his li;r, and. II nnt SIT.
fed with his healthy appearances, they can see . pnftTait 60.
Gacle, who died 4 few years aso III tie state of New Nofk. axe.
l07 years; and he was mei kE0na 10 he 4 drnkins fNh sinrr u.
day he left Ferentosh, then a stripping. WEI. WALLACE.
Aug - S.-wfv
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-- County. 10 wit:
-, Justice Of the Peace for said county, d. hereby
certify, that ---, who In = executed HE above Power ~
attorney, personally appeared before NE an made oa'i', tnat tMc
Stoca on which - Vol, - proposed 20 be gwen. l.. bona hdc,-
III ard That tine ,nne is not Ii Id hy means az any transfer
contived OF designed IL evadr the y .l>l'n- 6. ~" act "tsiltIssi
ing general rc.nlaiinns for the Incorporation q Banks" passed
the 21ni March, 1871.
ciynn udrr me hand fhil - iav uI -. Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG 4 POTOMAC RAILROAD
Compilation Of the Railroad 10 .7Yuia Creek Uni
called Expedition : Reduction Of Rates to

Uaiied Expedition !-ReduciiOn Of Rates TO
Washington, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, &c.
TINE Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Comm,
l ny hereby announce that their Railroad was completed to inr
conveyed between Richmond and Washington, al all sra>rr '",
the year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats,, leaving Richmond \,
nj =, 4. NJ, precisely. instsad Of al as heretofore.
Instead of paying their fare, n heretofore, la Fretf ckst,,.
ouly, md afterwards IN board the Potomac Steartoal an.
Washington. passengers witt take tickets NJ The RaiIroaI on -
5oh for Washington and Baltimore. The fare, in th.s way. gr'
be less than If ptti separately. on different portions Of ts fot,-
Gn and after to-day. the ian instant, the charges ~ The Raj
road Line, between Richmond and The Northern Giles. WI a..
reduced AS foiums:
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington, s. "a
DO. ID. EaltlHos-. So.
do. 10. Philadelphia. bv the
Newcastle and Frencltown railroad aud steamboat line 100
Or by Peek and Lorc's Line, 90
!. will h. perceived from the above, that thr chafgrs l., t+
railroad route anc now rs low a. b. thr iiser and la, tuat.. y M
the advantage In It's favor, of greatly increased etacduirn-m.
weller. by The railroad tine reaching Washington IN >t>r. Edg.
more IN rs EL"E, and fiiIiiripJla ~ TWENTY oNs Arsl ,l-,
leaving Richmond az! artiriae - Fpira yhia 3gsst a.r.L ~
ne R,rcr and Bay Rrsts kare tgt .iay1i..
No charge for children Under three wears Of age-other. md.
twelve years Of age, half price. or Col ,ej persons bali ,r-
TaOMA& SHARP.
July Il i-Hfv SupcrtTtfa.sq, II Yr4Es.,f.--
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EARMERS' BANK or viRGISIA.-The Annual Meeting OF
l. the Stockholders OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia will re
held at Their Banking House. in the city of Richmond, on Wed
nc.day. the Imh day Of January, 1914. An act of Assembly, passed
March -, 1872. provides, that mo Officer or Director Of Bank
shal hereafter vcte by rrosy for any Stakeholder, in any election
of directors or Officers of 4 Bank, nor shall any proxy he valid,
which shall have been executed sky days hefure ll- time OF any
rlr,tion.,' The same act forhids. that any Presiiel. or iircc-
Tor al; any Savings Bank, or General AGENT &c any Manufacturing
or Mining Company, shall hereafter bc eligible as 4 Director oi
any Rank.
December iii, lSi3. j.. q. ELAlR, Cashier.
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roaNK Uf NiR;iNlA.-Ttc General Meeting "i TIE stock
50 holders of The Bank of Virginia viii br ieii Al Their rinkinG
lionsr. in the city Of Richmond, on ;Gc Ssrord Monday ts'Al 81
January next. ~ an act a. the L. gi-iatnfe, passed a5th March
ISi1. n is provided: 'Iha. no Gi!ct.o ~ Director oI a Elnk ,lil
hereafter vote by itaXy for any stakeholder in any e'ec ioa oi u.
ec.ors or o.:cers ola Hlua, nor shall AIRY proxy be valid wilc'
sh ~ have been executed ,tNy dnvs before The time o! any riec
l,oa.n lis also provided by the same act: That no President
ar Director az any Sayia.s Eank, or Genera; i-en, Of any aiaau
tac:u.i ns a. iiniu. Company, shal! be hereafter e.isib'e asa ~
rectnr ofany Bank. AMI. MARX, Cashier.
Form Of Tie power for voting by proxy at any meeting o! Stock
holders:
krow ALL MES ny THESE PHx.rSrs, That - c'eb!
appoint ---t 10 he Substitute anu Proxy Tor ana ~ -
name and behalf, Ia vote a, any election ofa Director or Dircc
tors Of the Bank Of Virginia: And, furthermore. In represent -
at al meetings of the Stockholders OF SAID Bank, and IN -
name and behalf, 10 vote r>prctins The enactins, repeating on
amending such BYLAWS, Ordinances or Regulations rs may he
deemed necessary and convenient, for the government ard mn
nagcuient of the saii Bank, as fully Is - might or coald, were
- personally present.
Witness hand and seal this - day of -, lsi-
I.n., !
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
ANNUAL %

OT !e .3aalt0r Of FNDT3c .7ceoah!S.
AuDIroK's OFFICE, 9Th Dec, 1913.
have the honor to present to the General Assem-
bly,, in conformity 10 law, my Annual Report on line
public finances.
The balance in The Treasury on the lst October, 1872
exclusive OF the funds uuaer the direction of the Sc
cond AUDITORS depa tmeat, was $20,i34 20
The receipts from that I me until the 1st
October ll-t, from taxation and ether
sources Of revenue, was 74s,43l IA
From dividends on bank stock, and in
teres. due the Common wealth from
the Board OF public works, I2o,23O ~
For inieres. on Washington monument
fund loans, and par, of principal made
on exccut on, 2,9iS IL
Temporary loans from the banks, 10 be
repaid The l5,h pee. 1913, $4,000 90
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS; FA'H
OILS, DYESTUFFS, WiNDO" oh'n r.1,i !.
LARGE and well selected Stork, enbr7f:ns y, =, Ioy' .s
"A ~ Of lie @,,o.e a,licies, Of first quality, for AZ ? Nv Inn ~
ALEX. UuVAL & 20, Ma" s'S' A.
Oct. 10
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> Ills own propcrty-or The property of---, his ward
o. uc his tes,ator or intrsia,e's estate, naming the ttsIaior or III
tesiaie-Cr ia bona fde held by him in viriu. uf some duly re-
corded will or deed in irisi for some other person or PERSONS
naming tie persons and deed.
~. 5l-c1wti
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Form IF PserG :~1rorHcy 70 rste by PROXY.

TUTWU u TWIT y I'W'WTg " FT"". UT
Know ALL Mes nv THESE Presents, That -, Of -,
do h"rtby appoint - 10 lie substitute and IfoNy. iJr
and in name ana be half, 20 vote IT any election oi a iiirec-
Tor or Directors of The Farmers Raak vi Virgins, and IN -
nanc- and behalf ~ vote respecting the ehactinG, appealing az
aIucndin. such bylaws, Ordinances nr Regulations a. MA: be
deemed necessary and convenient for the government of said
Dapk.
In witness whereof, - have he'etinto set hand and seal
this - day of F. in the year -.
si.acd, sealed AID delivered III presence of
---,( Scai.)
H. fn-allYiii
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IIIUnET F.VfU, NHIIF N''7''
sr.rE or Nrw YoEx.l ON this 4J.i day -; .N0stn"
Civ uf liron.y n, -: , heiUre rae calac Thomas =. q
MD ne sln,s. Kenny g. ntHri'
.r,-t-xf,.. t'rr.E fHM4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-14

Sands sarelr5rlla viii also remove aud faraar
diseases having sHeir origin ~ an impure s'@f 81 q"
hrpr,vci condition oi the general cOSsrfscfI'f' ~
or Kings Evil, in rs various frfms; hheuni3t''l' uu''"
neois ~Eniptions, B!o;chos, Bites, Pimaies % Fo'talts o.
Chronic Sore Eyes, %klngwcrm q! letter, Sc'9 NO.
meni aat pain oftiIe bones and joints. siIthoih 't'' yt
- uatusis, diseases lsis!E: fran a. 'nliiicols Use "
:snIt'e arrangements, and other similar a"i'Fl"'a~
Prepared aGh sod al wholesale anf fetl!' -ah ~ II,
~ !. q. SGais & Co, 90. ~ Ef"saNay, 1Tii''e '""''
er pf Chambers s;feet. New f:1s. 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
IN SENATE.
Friday, January -.

Friday, January Ids
The resolutions. heret ,fore offered by
Mr.. Edwards, providing that il the Bank
will tender its charter during The present
session, the State will accep. j., were
sgsin taken up, and discussed during the
whole sitting. Mr.. Jnyner made mos.
capital speech against The resolutions
Mr.. Jacocks also spoke against them. Al
a late hour, the vote was taken on their
massage, and decided in the affirmative,
as follows:
Yeas--Messrs. Arlington. Allison oil
Orange, Boykin, Boyd, Brown, Cooper,
Edwards, Emmett, Exum. Hester. Lar
kins, Melvin. Mitchell. Moore, Pa'teur.
Raw, Shepard, Speigh,, Stafford. Stall
iliues, Swinson, TomInson. Walker,
~ I'm w. Williams and WIN. +. VIII
'liams-25. .
| Nays-Mes.rs. Albright, Al ison Of
Iredell, Rurgin. Ca,hy. nobson. D'ckery'
Elliot, Harvard, Hodges, J'eocks, Jones'
lJ,, ner, Morrhead. Moye, Myers, Phs'r,
K,bel,n, Rogers. spru'll. Thomas snd
Wcrlh-2l.
They were then ordered 10 be trans
lmired 10 the Commons.
| The bill 10 pevem. The suspension o
specie payments by the Banks. was take!
lup, when Mr.. Eds ards presented The i"i
Having substitute. which was read an
ordered TO be priu,sd:
| 81 BE il enacted By the General As
sembly of the state of North Carolina
and i. is hereby enacted by the author,i,
of the same, That, if any Banking In
, sutu,ion in this st lie shall. alter The 'ak
ing efTsc, OF this act, up'n demand mad
a, its banking house. or usual place oil oe
. ling business, refuse payment Oh .'s note,
. ,,eposi.es, or other debts. 10 gold and 81
YER ccin, the value Of which Is hxea o
the laws Of the United States, and sha
# continue so 10 refuse, Tor the per'od
). thirty days. IN any one year. sneh re'"s
shall be deemed. taken AMI hf!d, I" be
0 forfeiture Of iis charter, and oil all ifa'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

% Ne III wss rleessd. TIE hsass
ID ifalies zee :. nsme~rsas
The suppixmspsd kA g he Asi 60
,aslshiag Csssbs COSBY. ~s rid -
6ts,. ,scond and thiEd line. sd efdsstd
IL Be enrolled.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
o. monlloa q Nr. Cssd~sll. ahs BIZ
10 lay 20 ne Stale iHla Congressional
Dsstrsrss wss isksn np - lie ahild ss.d
me. The bill a. sl,sLlis sma sdrd. and
passed iis third srsdas-G0 % a. -
ErrSIso SEssaos.
On notian q NJ. Bssrine<s. he 70
salsiiaa dir iing The insn - $1,000 %
florsl College, II he county a Rabssea.
Ne ssas he second and ahHd Tine. aid
passed
The hill fas asrsneins he state inia
6l,y Senssesssl DlssrssY ~as ssksn aP %
lie third FYssihg.
Ms. B,gss Rnsedt % amend by striking
gu, Cssawbs; shich was taissd. AID
he bill ~ss iaf,hrr smsndsd. On motion
81 NJ. BiRgs. and pasred 10 bird fesdlsEs
by vote II 70 10 %.
Mr. Avery. iran she select enmmilies
IN whom VAS geletres The memeflsi frem
he. Monsnrnl.l Assori.iion. ptsyin isr
81 ass "a Incorporation. and ~ sppsupH
aiiss fss saenng tLe Manumsnl. reported
thai u uas nsxpediras 10 make "a ar-
propriatlos u preseni. nsing y The lr.n-
ness az ear treasury. but recommending
an ael of incorporation. snd - this snd
reported bill. entitled IN set 10 inrofIn-
rate The Meeklsnburg Munemsht. .Ano
citation; Which pissed ~ 6r.l feadi'g.
The engrnsssd bill from The Senate "a
' incorporate lhs Nsnishsla Turnpike Con
. pany. in The eoun,ies Of Mse.n snd Gle
!. rokee: and lie engros.ed resolutions in
relation 10 the Bank ii The S,sie. wsrs
!, read The firsi time. and passed.
Mr.. Csld~sll. Of IredelI. from The com.
y mltlee onfinance. mace areport IN behal
2 Of the minority Of said committee. on ina
! portion OF the Governors massage rslst
y ing 10 lhs-inseslmeat Of cera,n iunds o
o The Literary Board; winch was ordert,
10 be printed.
Q On motion Of Mr.. Avery, the bill i
y Law or and establish The county Of Alex
. snder wss taken up on i,s second reading
and was rejected.
g Mr.. Dewey, present.d bill 70 inrof
sr pirate the Nss BERN Ice Company whicl
y passed its hrss reading. and VAS relefSe
10 The comml,,ee on propositions ~
= grievances.
~ The House then adjarfned:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
IN SENATE.

S2tufQ&A. SdHuaty ASs
On motion Of Mr.. Rogers. the bill 70
authorize the President and Directors Of
the l. terary Fund 10 issue notes. end 20
make loans 10 the people. was token up
and read the second time. Mr.. Rogers
moved to amend the bill. by providing Tor
The issuing &c $500, 900 in one d"asr
nssrs: $500, o0a 10 Two dollar $4,000.
600 in three dollar notes; s200. 900 II i've
dollar notes; and 5000, 900 10 len dollar
notes; which was rsad:and sgreeds". The
bill, then passed its second reading, ayes
%. noes %. sss
On motion Of Mr.. Brown, the bill TO
prevent ,hs suspension 81 Specie Ply
men,s by the Banks in this s's'e. vas "a,
ken IN for consideration, and occupied
The Senate the balance Of The sitting IL
was advocated a, length by Messrs.
Brown, Edwards and Shepard. and "p-
posed by Messrs. Morrhesd. Ih"mas'
Dockery anil Jacncks. O"ihe question
-. Shall this bill passp-she vote was
as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Arlington, Allison. o
Orange, Boykin. B,ow". Cooper. Ed
wards. Emmett. Exum. hsrk'ns. Melvin
Res. Shepard. Spaigh,. Stafford. SWIM
SIN, Walker. Williams, Of Person. VII
liams. Of Franklin---lS.
| Nays-Messrs. Albright Allison. d
Iredeli, Boyd. Burgin, Ca,hey, Dobson
Dockery. Elliott, Howard. Hodges, j.
socks, Jones. Mitchell, Moore, More
head, M,ye. Myers, Pasier. ph"i'
R,bslin, Rogers, spru'il, Staiiings, Ton
ia,son, Thom,s and Wofsh--26
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

the votes e AuG 1stswMss &stxA ta1r@NNF
bot the mafien Did MT prevail. Aud the
kilI psssed is second rssding.
ar. Has kias. iron ne Just select
eommines On milasry affairs. 70 shem
mas rrGeued the billio reps Il portion q
lie cal ehaglrr Il The Revised Saiutrs,
reported lhe sane back d ihs house ~ith
- smsndmeni. and recommended 10 Pss
sage. Aneudmenl adopted. and he bill
pissed lie second residing.
The Speaker lald before The hause .
communication IRON Charles L. HINT ~.
ESQ. late Tressastr. slssing his wish -
dsliser Tie monies and effects in his hands
- some one properly sushO1ized. and
asked that committee nay be appointed
10. settle with hin and deceive lie same.
On uiion Of NJ. Moore. !, was efdet-
Ell. thai The communication Be semitic The
Sxna,s, ailh 0 proposition 10 refer lhe
same 10 The committee on finance. With
INSTRUCTIONS ii ssld commislse 70 confer
with Major Hinton. and snlici. him 70
continue in possession Of The Office until
bis successor 10 qualified; and 70 rspor, >
resolution % pay him Or The sacrifices a.
ready made. and whieh he may NIKE IN
The discharge % lh.s duty.
MIR. Riynrr presented resolution, IN.
slrucling The Judiciary eoumit.ee . IN
inquire INFO The txpsdiency Of repeating
o. modifying The law resPrc. ing 0sury;
which Vas Ieieeled.
| A messsgs was received from his Ii
celleney, The Governor. relative 10 lhs
weights and measures ordered 10 be pro
cured By an sel OF The last Legislature
~hlch. on motion Of Mr. Barringer. Wal
referred 10 select committee Of fSe.
The following engrossed bills from III
Srnals were read The frat time and pass
. ed: bill 10 amend an acI for The estab
ilishment and better regulation ofComnol
Schools, referred 10 commute on edu
ea,ion; = bill 10 incorporate Cape Eea
Lodge. No. 2, OF The Independent orde
I Of odd Fellows; bill 10 amead an act pa
, sed in The year 1910. for The relief oil ,h
] Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Con
> pany; bill 10 extend The time for iskin
: stock in The Hickory nul Turnpike Con
| pany; and . bill 10 alter The Electors
] Districts Of this sta,e. aud for other pu
D rsses--referred 1, lhe committee on III
I judiciary.
. The House then adjourned to half a
!. ter ao'clock.
OIL EVENING SESSION.
i The bill 10 exemp. eertiin articles
y personal properly from execution, "
y taken up on its third reading.
y Mr.. Caldwell moved TO strike out
u The articles bu. an additional bed an! fsri
II ing tools mol exceeding in value slo; b
the motion did not prevail.
y Mr.. Kelly moved to amend. by ~
;, vidlng tina. the provisions Of The b
% should only extend to man With a W.
= and child; bu. subsequently, wiihdrew
: motion.
u The bill then passed its third resdir
? and was ordered 10 be ensFsssed.
ID The bill 10 prevent uala"lul mini
N was t,ken up on its third reading. Sc
10 ersl unsuccessful nations were male
as amend the bill, and it was discussed
~ some length. but finally passed lis 'h
ne reading, AMI was osiered 10 be engr'
" sed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26
IN SENATE.
Monday, January 10


The preamble and resolnt' oas 10 sa-
,horise The printing OF Indexes 70 Colonial
Documents, rels,ive IL Narih Csrolira,
and the precuremen, Of copies OF said
documents in the proper. offices 10 Lon.
DIN, were taken up, and read The third
time, passed and ordered 4 BE- engtossed.
Ths resolution relating 10 The P.es,d' nj
and Directors OF the Literary Furd wss
read The second and third times. pssssds
end ordered 10 be enerosssd.
The resolutions providing for The ss,sk-
I,shmen, OF Bank Al Henderson, wers
read The second .ias and r.jeced-syes
II. noes %.
The Senate esncurred Ia The amend
men,s of the House 10 The sngrossed bill
Of The Senate. TO lay off this State int 80
Senatorial Districts. Also 10 their a.
M ndmenis 10 lilo bill choosing S-rs,ers
and Representatives in.he Congress Of
The Uni.sd States. excepting The 81 sec
in which they propose 10 strike out The
words !. The fonr,h Of March next" and
insert theswords, lis ratification.
The bllllo authorize the President and
Directors oi the Literary Fsnd Of North
Carol,na TO issue one mllllonef notes n
loan to The people. was put upon 10. third
reading, aud rejected f
Co action oil Ms. Howard. the Senate.
adjourned until hslfpss' 3o'elocS.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill 10 amend The ACT for the better
i regulation of Common Schools. was read
the second time ami rejected.
The bill extending The tine Tor Shesiffs
IN settle their accounts with the ComI,-
roher, was read tha second sad third
times, passed and ordered to be eagrosssj.
'Pbe. dill concerning fisheries in this
Stale, was read The second lime. and on
motion Of Mr.. St.ll,ngs inde6al.ely post
ponei, /. a - IL
/ HOUSE OF COMMONS.
+ MIR. Walker. from the comml,tes an
propositions and grievances, 1, whom
was referredlhs resolution IN favor III
Themss Il. Les, late Sheriff of Cssw.l Il
county. made report recommending liz
l, passage.
5 Also, on The resolution ins,rueasag said
commieee to inquire into the cape dieacy
{ of taxing BY Law all horses. hogs. am
: ca,,le bsaugh, ,nto tbs state. s,s,,ng ,ha
i. il was inexped,ent TO iegislste on the sub
j. ieet. Conc0rrtd.in.
l. A message was received from The Ser
ate. proposing to rescind the sesuiu,io
II 10 adjourn sine die on Aosdsy. The 10.
4, instant.
. Mr.. Mills moved 10 lay the propos.iia
e. on the table, hat the motion did not NJ,
r, sail; and The House agreed 10 The proro.
u t,on, 10 rescind.
Mr. saus.hsld presented the loaasig
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-26

o. monuoa u Nr. Cssd@sll. ahs Bill
n lay 81 lie State inla caagsrssianai
Diarrss ms lsksn np - lie land red
tne. The bill a.. slssLliy ssa adsd. and
passed il Third fssdsg-G0 10 a. :
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-14

Observation-Disclosures term, to find out the
precise meaning of which we have no doubt many
one has been puzzled besides ourselves, is thus
defined by writer in the Philadelphia North
American: "Transcendcntalism is an attempt at
a metaphysical disQusition on the organic laws
Of spirituality and their operation upon the mate.
rial universe in general and man in particular; an
attempt to analyze that which has neither weight
nor measure, being an impalpable substance, nd-
visible in its own nature, and incomprehensblc to
all finite intelligence; in other words, transcend
entaIism is the Imagination run riot on a sea of
speculation, without helm and without compass"
4 mos; comprehensive definition truly and "clear
as mud"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-14
Death of senator g,cRobc'ts.

We are panied to have to announce to our fe2-
ders this week the death of our L. :. senator
SAMUEL McRonERTs. lie died at the residence
of his friend Judge Hail. in Cincinnati, on the
9th ult., aged abou, forty His illness was short,
and was occasioncd by severe cold taken whilst
crossing the mountains on his way home from
Washington. Mr. McR. had served but twoycars
of the term for which he was elected, having yet
four to serve, and has thus been cut of in the
midst of his usefulness. He was the only man,
we believe, ever sent to either house of congress
from this state who was born and raised in It. lie
was dcservedly popular with his constituents, who
looked forward with bright anticlpotions to the
career which they supposed awaited hun BY his
death. we have lost one of our best and ab.cst
men.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-14

Temperance Crime.--At the recent term of
the circuit court in Sangamo county the grand
jury found an unusual number of indictments.
some 3o-and four criminals were sent to the pc.
nientiary, for mansaughtcr, ! for larceny, and
for forgery.-As usual, all the time, labor, and
money spent in the trial of these 80 indictments.
was SO much sacrificed at the shrine ofthe Mooch
htempraace. Before they separated the grand
jury drew up and signed the following statement,
and had it published in the Sangamo Journal:
We, the undersigned, members of the grand H..
ry of the county OF Sangamon, state of Illinois, al,
the March term Of the circuit court of said conn
ty, believe, from the Investigations had before Ms
that most, if not all, the crimes and misdemean.
ors which have been brought before this Jury. had
their first, if not immediate, cause in INrrn-
rERANcB.