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The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
legislature Of massachusetts,.
In SENATE.

THUH sDAY, FEB. 4. bill to annex Me.srs.
Knight and Morse to the town of Falmouth, pas
| sed to lie enacted.
Reso+es passed on petitions OF B. r. Nichols ;
Ward y. Boylston and John Jones.
Orde1S Of noflct passed on petitions of. Leon
ard, &c oelectmen of Dresden J ohm Potter, &C.;
inhaOitb bnts of Westbrook and is. Paine.
tt{OnS-0f Sarah Cobb; Israel Haynes ;
David Thomson Massachusetts Medical Society;
the petitions OF Abisha Stetson, Robert Young,
seth Al Ieu, Hawkes. Fearing, and Theophilus
Cushing, praying ior the removal Of the shire
town OF the county of Plymouth of Daniel Desh-
on &c. Plantation No. / Lewis Pope Lucy
Climbed job Preston, &c F.; Worcester Turnpike
Corpora ton Levi W. Blackinton, and Harriet
BlackirIton Stephen Prescott, md Mary Pres
colt Henjamin Wheeler; inhabitants of Fair
haven, were severally read and committed.
FRIDAY, FFB. ;. A resolve passed on petition
of Ebe1. Weston.
Petitions OF Oh. Stanwood Overseers Of A
Won f; J4hn Blake, Indian Agent; VIM. Brown !;
John n bii, sc. John Chandler d. Fisher ;,Sol.
Cook, jun. and Jos. Little, were committed
the letter to the Hon. Messrs. Banister and
Williams; Messrs. Mosely, How, and Green
ough.
Saturday, Fe6 g. 1919
Pea tiOns-of Zeph Jones md Pgesi-
DEM, &c. OF Bowdoln College, were com.
mlt.sd
A ldint committee was directed to report
on the expedicncy OF extending the limita-
ions Of the act passed Feb. Is, 1915, rela-
tise ID the sale and settlement of public
lands In Maine
FtfiShed Busiress.-Bills 10 authorize
the sale of certain lands in Rumford to
4mtna b the law respecting the printing OF
BANK hotes; 10 incorp. the Longwo0d FIRST
Baptist Society, and Certain persons for
building bridge over Androscoggin river
--f4zssed 10 be enacted.
Or aers of Notice-passed, on petitions oil
Selec amen Of Belmont and Avon Peter
Lyon, &c. Elisda Kinsley David NJ.
Doye; James Savage, jun. SC. Ih,
Savage, &c. Peter Putnam, sc. and the
Diref ftors OF Canal Bridge.
MONDAY, FEB 8.
Bills to incorp. the towns of Knor, Thorn
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FRIDAY. FrB. s. Finished BRsiaess. Bills :
| TO amend the act concerning Bank Note plates
to incorporate the first Baptist Soc. in Long
meadow and the Rumford Bridge Proprietors -
passed 10 be enacted.
The bill from the Senate, in addition to the
law empowering Judges Of Probate 70 appoint
guardians, was read first time, and committed
to Messrs. TUFTs, PAIGE, and IHATCAER
Also bill, additional, to the Law for the reg
ulation of Licensed Houses, read twice, and
committed to Messrs. OsGoog, GREEN, and
WHEELER.
SATURDAY FAB 8.
The orders Of notice, withd swai OF
petitions, &c. noticed in the journal q the
Senate, were concurred in by the House.
The conferrees on the sutj-ct Of the dif
ferences of the two Houses respecting The
Portland and Commercial Banks, made re-
port.
The House voted to reccde from the a.
tnendments, proposed another provision in
stead of it, by which the periods OF paying
in the instalments are shortned, and the
stockholders are prevented from receiving
dividends, until such instalments are paid
in,
MONDAY FEB g.
Resolves passed on the petitions 1t the
inhabitsnts Of Easiport the Trustees oi
the Corey Female Academy; and grant
ing taxes 10 the several Counties.
Bills 10 ineorp. The Isl Congregations
Parish in I.imington /; ana to al act for due
regulation Of Licenced Houses, passed &c
be engroased.
The Hon, Messrs. LATHRoP, and FEs-
sENDRN, and Meosrs. OsGooD, PAGE, and
GIBBs, were appointed Committee 10 re-
polt what altera lions are necessary 70 be
made in he laws respecting tie taxation oI
non-resident's property for parofhial pur-
! poses.
Joint Committees were appointed-I c
consider tbs laws as they relate 10 the re
spectiye rights Of tenants for lite and reyer'
sions; the laws relating to Common
Schools and the Lands In the District oi
Maine, and 10 report thereon.
A bill further to provide for the lnsuuc,
| ton ot Youth, WAS read third lime, and
passed.
he House refused to reconsider the
vote denying third reading 10 the bill re-
specting bail Oh civil actions.
| Penn@s-ol P. Comstock, &c, ; AbieI
Hamilton aud sundry inhab. of Bloom.
| field were committed
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

renee on the petitions of = ;
)aVis, Gc.-A. Crane-towo = aggse,,'!lei'-~I.
-ammlngs-and P. comstock. :. y-J.
A bill to establish the town e
came down for concurrence =, !" Nswbure
TO morrow assigned for the tbird ~ VIC. vice nd
A resolve on petition Of S. Cb.s. s'u'ag
down Tor concurrence. Read the q enc
tomorrow assigned for the .sca", s"s a's' Inc
AID committed. ssadlng.
A resolve on petition Of The a..
town of Passport, was passed v,,t S,n' oilhs
endment. -" an sn.
The vote passing the bill for 49,.
part OF the State Debt 10 be eBpros rsying
50 far re- considered, as TO com1i, 'sSo, va
mendment. iort
p Nourse had leave to bring in .tn
A bill in favour ofthe Msjns C'l c
School was farther assigned for Tnl TGaallil
next, 4uSsdg
The bill to incorporate the tru,.....,
property OF the Congregational cbn.'s p.
Society in Ellsworth, was read ,~;o a''a and
tomorrow assigned for the third ~ 49,, ''t
r, FRIDAY, FEB. ID
The order of the Senate dir.o,;. -
Adjutant-General to repor, pev En- ne
system, was commitIed to Messrs 1Haaa Ts
Ran,oul and Dwight. iuis
Messrs Wallingford, Lincoln .rs :
er, were appointed TO report On Il. h. s,s .lsa
ency ofimposing fines on such ,oaI s~p'0l
have neglected the ptesenr year 10 .I.a I
return members 10 this House - ae
Bills to establish the town ofNewhn..,
and 10 incorporate the Ellsworth Co0s 3
gadonal Church, passed to be enpross.s -
A bill, from the Senate, 10 est,bli.I
Court ofCommon Pleas. was read ,ns s4 !
MED third reading.
Afterwards the above vote was r.....,
cred so far as to assign the subject e. = !.
bate TO morrow.
he bill providing for the paymep, i
tenth part Of the ts te De5t, passed, with
amendment.
he vote ot reference on the Def. Of I.,..
GRAY, was reconsidered, and The re.oI,.
Predicated thereon, was committed
Leave for bill given to Joshua Wiuo,,.
Jun. and others.
The petition of Josh. Elwell, &c. was i.
ferred and of David Holbrook, andbs
Agent Of the Penobscot Indians, had I,s,s
TO withdraw.
Petition, Of VIM. Cunningham, comnr.
ted.
The vote of Withdrawal on the pet i !
NVm. Vance, was reconsidered, and ii, Il
pet. was referred TO the Land Offcs Com i
missioner.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

Nenday, Feb I, 1919.
The rcfolution proposing an amend
ment to the Contribution, relating to the
choice Of electors, &c. was again repor
ted, amended, and laid on the table.
Expectation of Coin.
The committee on the fubiect having
reported that it is not expedient to adopt
any regulations for preventing the ex-
portati Of the gold, flver, or copper
coirs, of The y. 5. The 5eratr accept
ed the report.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

The bill to continue IN force the act
regulating The currency of certain foreign
coins, pahcd and was fent to the Houfe.
A Message
in wr,ing was received from he Pfesident, traof
snitti,g 10 compliance with the tef1ution Ct the
Senze of he 9Th ut ftaiement f'om the Sec
reiafy OF the Tresfury, shelving the meaiures
which have been taken 70 co"ect he balances
ila.ea to be due from he fever2l fupsrvliors aud
collectors of he I'D dI'ec, AK Of two miions.
tbs balance due from he fhaers of he old inter
nal revenue i0 of the pc ions who have been
inte .efed IN its collection he aum y lem co
lected. The time when &c. which mehAgs and
report ED.
The bill from the Hcufe 10 regulate
patitngtr fhlps, &c. was rahu" up,
mended, and ordered to third reading.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
THsHay, Feb. Z.


a bill to authorize tubtcription for
600 copies Of the nth and ! 2ih volumes
of Wdit's State Papers, was reported BY
MIR. MELLEN, and read
A bill to continue in force the act TO
regulate the currency of certain foreign
coins, was ordered to be engroGsd.
7hi5 bill limits the currency Of foreign gid
colnl 10 N9V. III, 1919, and fayeigr 5!Usr
CANS to NgU Vt, 1871.
Sick ana Disabled Seamen.
A bill TO provide tor sick ard disabled
feamen, was ordered to be engrohtd for
a third reading.
az Thl. bi provides tha, af er the s0th of
September next, each ieaman employed 10 regilier
ed v.fsls of he Unred States, fhAll contribute
faN ssatf per month, 10 form general fund for
the relief Of sick and decsyed feamen sed that he
fund ihaII be administered by The Secre aries of
the Treasury War and Navy or Commisropers.
BY HE act, the contribution 10 dsnk'ed; and the
rea'ol given for the duplication is, that the con
trihuion If freAfy esnt' per monh for each iea
mar is wholly ipads qua'e to provide !ufhcient
fund for theis relief, when di,Ab e. sick sih1te
Ia favor of the advance Of the tax, il was faid
that the feamen would receive part of It in IN
create wages, f om his employer aud that there
fore he tax would not fall wholly on him though
wholly for his beue6r | was added. thas isa-
meo's wages have nearly doubled since the tax Of
tweciy eenGs wa. enacted.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
COTERNOR'S SALARY.


TUESDAY FEB. g.
A bill to repeal IN acg for establishing a
salary Of q fixed and permanent value tor
| The Governor of the State, &C. was read a
second time, and tie question Shad Il have
| a fht,d reading 2 passed 4S o 40 and to-
morrow is assigned. QF The ha6sage Of
The bill zvU reUIve the lay Of 1881, firing
the salary oJ he Governor az llo0l. Laz0fnl
money.
The bill 10 leyy and assess annual AK
of l33 500 collars and 5S cents and 10
provide for The reimbursement OF IL, O32,
paid 10 Representatives sc. passed 10 DC
eAgrossed nd, agreed bly, 10 anCI.7t usage,
he Commluec OF Finance WAS apponed to
carry The same 10 the Hon. Senate, tor con-
currence.
A OH laying duties on sales and auction
Of merchandise, ships AID vessels, was re-
ported, read first time, and assigned loI
TO morrow.
The efotlo4ving bills passed various readings.
A Dill further 10 reg. the NassalDoro sn-
cry to incotp the towns Of Ihorhdike,
Knox and Atkinson and 10 authorize the
reduction Of the Locks, &c. on Conne Cticut
river.
Orders Of Notice passed on petitions OF
ia. Mowry, &C.; and Jno Brewer, &c.
An estimate of the tax for Suffolk and
Petitions of James Cummings /; James Varney;
Union Turnpike CorPoI atlcn H. Will
iams Andrew Green Samuel NJ. Pond );
Abrahsm Lincoln and Samuel Little,
(and Others mentioned in the Senaie's Jour
nal,) were committed.
The Hancock Fire and Marine Insurance
Company incorporation bill, was read twice.
wEDNE sDAY, FEB. 10.
The bill to repeal the act on he Cover
nor's salary was read the third time, a0d on
the question Of its passing 10 be engrossed
being taken BY yeas and nays, there were
found 10 be 67 IN the affirmative snG 5 il
the negative. SO the bill passed and was
sent TO the Senate for concurrence
A resolve on the petition OF the Conty
Female Academy, and another on the peti-
uon Of the youag Ladies Academy il Pc
nobscot, was read a second time, but neilh-
er Of them passed,
THURSDAY, FEB IL,
A bill to incorporate the lhomastown
Charitable Society-a bill providing tor Ihr
payment Of one tenth part Of the State
Debt--a bill laying duties on sales by auc-
ton Of Merchandize, ships and vessels
were severally paAsed 10 be engrossed.
bill to incor[ the Bank OF POI iland
"A bill TO incorporate the Salem CONNER
cial Bank bill 10 incorporate the town Of
knox-a bill 10 establish lhe town Of Al kin
son-and en- additional bill respecting licen
sed houses-were passed 10 be enacted.
A petition of S, Mason, tJc.-a memorial
Of K Hail-petition of Z. Mitchell, Jr.-and
OF selectmen of Leyant--were committed.
Messrs. Jewett, Smith, and Woodward,
were appointed TO consider The expediency
OF repeating the Sd section of an act making
provision for the repair and msndm ent OF
hlghwsys, SO tar as respects non residents.
;. Copeland, Jr he'd leave to withdraw
his Petillon-also d, Smith, Jr.-also L
Freen an Jc.
Orders notice were passed in concur.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IHe5ady, Ff0' z
Eleven hundred copies of MesSrs
BLAND and PoINSErT's reports on South.
hmeriCa, were ordered to be printed !;
and forty copies presented to each
these gentlemen
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

THURSDAY, FEB. 4. The bills to incorporate
China Academy respecting Pot and Pearl Ashe;
the marlborough fishery, and Bank bill plates
passed TO be enacted.
The House, 35 to "a, refused to reconside.
their vote On the bill relating to costs in Grim
nal prosecutions.
Pettiions-of sundry inhabitants of Bath, and
thirteen adjacent towns, respecting the Maine
Literary and Theological Institution VIM.
Brown; J. H. Ingraham, &C.. Oh. Hayward
John Ateon, &c. and Elias Torey, &c.-were
committed.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
A Me ssage.

Ibu,54ay, Feb q
THE Pr sIDENT, by his Secretary,
communicate the following message
Tot5e .5saote Of t5e Uaiiss State
Icommunic&.e to Cong ess copies of sPphca
tions ceived from the Minister f Great Britain
In behalf of e ain Brit.h subjec.s who hav.
suffered 10 their property by proceeding. 20 which
the Uaned States ty lte'r mji,ary aud judicis
officers have hecn parties. These iuiu-ie. bave
beer *ustainsd under crcums tances which appear
to recommend strongly he attention OF Con
gress the claim - indemnify for toe lofe. occa
stoned by 'hem which the legislative authority
j. MES MONROE.
The bill respecting sick and disabled
seamcn, as amendsd by making the
mor,hly Contribution thirty jfUe instead
of atty cents, and the dill passed to a
third reading.
.4fler a motion % reject the bill au
thoIIz The subscription for 500 copies
Of II ats tate Paper5, had been alsde
by Mir 4 BERrs,aud opPcsec by Mtfrs
OTIa. and NELL n. negatived, i pas
sed to a third reading
.a.8TL GC.4RDS
On motion Of Mr. ABBOT, the com
mlttee on the posr-ofice vas instructed
70 repor1 on the expediency Of employ
ing an armed guard for the protection
OF tho mail, on certain routes.
Friday Feb 5.
Reports, on the fats q the Sinking
Fun, aud on tie moqe5 (Which haze been
tn qer,ed, By ahb3rity 9t the PrsEdsnt 9t
The United States, tram 0ne Jpecyc GRfro-
pyiati9r to aHotber, were read
Militia Returns.
On mouon of MIR. Wilton, Of N Jer-
fey, who itated, among other facts, that
no returns of the militia bad been made
during the Taft year from eight of the
S.ares and two of the Territories, the
Committee on the Militia was inifruc:ed
to inquire into the expe diency OF making
S me turths. provilion by law tor iniur
inq annual and accurate returns OF the
nil ia OF the feveral ftates and territories
ne Committee on Naval Afars re
porred he following reiolution, which
was read -
t6fgtVs. That The secre ary the Navy under
the direc on of the Psehdentsof he United States,
~enors 70 the seuate IN the frit week OF the Text
) iIioa, whether he Sues regulations and Untrue
n,on. prepared by b. Board Of Navy Conn fion
e-. in obedience 10 he of he 18th of FebTua-
~, sis, are confor o exif .pg laws. aud #
rhrse Is auy interference, wherei }; aud il any,
~4l4. legis!zivs proviGoa may, in the opinion Of
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
Friday, Feb {

The committee of ways and means re
ported, that it is not expedient to appoint
agents in the feveral Rates to receive ball
ances due on the Direct Taxes, &c. Con-
Cured in,
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
Veduerday, Feb. :

A bill providing additional penalties
for false entries for the benefit oi draw.
back, or bounty onexportatioa, was read
a first time.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
SATURDAY., F 3. s

The PRESIDENT, by message, tyans
mitltd to Congress letter from Gov
srnor EIBB to Gen. Jackson connect
ed With he late military operations in
Florida which letter had BEEN nslaid
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

The John Adams corvette oolsr
sailed from New York, with 'ea''1 = ID
destined. we understand, TO some bun
Gulf Of Mexico, for the purpose I sbs j
home large quantity Of specie .,;J .bs
pected back in March. i I ,i2D.,,,.ss sa,s
return with $4,000, ,O00-Dsi' Z
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16
Duties Of Impost.

Statements of the grols amount of the
duties upon merchandise and tonnage
which accrued during the two hrlt quar-
tcrs of the surrent fiscal year, were made,
and read.
Compensation to Officers.
A bill further to efablilh the compen,
fation of the officers employed in the col
lection of Impols, &c. was read twice
The annual report of the Comriilion.
e7s of the Sinking Fund, was made
The Speaker communicated letter
from 1gjfpb Lanc4fer, exprehise of the
gratitude with which he is penetrated for
the honor conferred on him in admitting
him 70 feat within the hall of the Houfe
of Reprelentatives; which letter was read
and laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. GARNsTT, com
mittee was directed to report on the ex,
pedIency of extending the franking Let
tiers to the Presidents and oecreta
ries of Agricultural Societies, with linn
itations
a rnondr ~ n4a nf the Cnnr4i1utinn
The resolution from the Senate on
this subjecf, was read twice.
a bill TO prUyide additional penalties
for false entries for the b5netit of draw
oacks, was read thrd time, and passed,
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

A black man was lately purchase Hsha
vile, Ken. to be taken to !. ~, w whom be = :,
wife and several children, from W. than e.,
be torn without mercy, ana Nj he held J
the horrors Of separation rom ~..sace. = BY ~
on earth-he terminated MS eA'
ing himself in the river.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

E1tract Of a letter to a gentleman IN Boan
dated Wnshington, Feb. 4.

E1tract Of letter to a gentleman IN Baan
dated Washington, Feb. 4.
" The debate still continues On the Semi.
mole war, and the question will not be tassa
this week. Jackson has amajoniy in fs
House, and a vote Of censure cannot obsa
The discussion has been manly, and will ssl-
tainIy be useful. | wish you could have beard
Clay. His speech was powerful and ss.|
queht. lie Is coming out again on be rssels-|
tons, to answer the arguments oihis opposes.
Gen. Jackson is here. On bis arrival ID ll|
city, notice was issued by The Mayor ta !
meeting OF the citizens 10 consult upon be
subject Of a public dinner, for him. Some
the more rejecting interposed, and ihs dss|
was abandoned. He bas not appeared nuGs|
in public. Last evening saw him siAs
drawing room, in full dress, and vast usHf|
gazing at him.
I" The decision Of the College question y
produced, among the New Hampshire genas'
men, many long faces. did moi heai Z
Ctiet Justice deliver the opinion, ouE u
told il prostrated the University conPIe'sll
" We shall not be able TO do any tbIns ~
Bankrupt bill this sessiop-so all thInA
A 10 the judiciary bill, It'll doubtful HDsni
the House will pass it, even if they 'n1
have any time The Bank report mu'
discussed, and something must be done -,
isly the public mind. But Whatever nsy
the temper and feelings Of the House. ! !
we'll satisfied that no harsh measures W.
tesorted to in The Senate-such as sla'A
the charter, or destroying public e0lnps
The object will be to purify, ard'
doing, TO build up the bank on more suis Il
dations. | think speak The oPlnl0a
most intelligent and influential ID 'ne :"
Capital DefaalH.-The Controller oiNsSl~3
has at last reported on the accounts q = 60
lency the Vice President, Tompkins' ~ hat Il
nor ofNew- York; the result Of which Z
is found delinquent to the following
Charges not allowed, and suspeh- "a, as
ded,
Charges IN his account pre'i'1 1855
to March, 1873,
49,, sl4l 81
The short and the long oitne ous.s, ,gsr. Il
Gov, ompkins received, during ,n Wv lhsas'
since, upwards Of one hundred ana l.rs udittas
dollars Of the public money, OF the sorroupt -
90. 900 Of which he has given no a'eosl ;T "a
ever, and of the residue no vouchers q
even his political friends. ~
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-16

[The short and the long ofthe ousa'. lar.
s;ncs nnrlards of fons hundred and ton'y 'ss' 4.
dollars Of the public money, OF Inc .crroupt
$4,000 of which he has given no aSll uill j
ever, and of the residue no youchs''
even his political friends.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-28
15G Lots in the Town of
" A ND A LII 40

XgT1I4L be offered at public sale on the pre-
w misses, on the first Monday III Septem-
Der next Acredit of six, twelve, and eighteen
months will be given to purchasers.
The town of Fandalia is pleasantly situated on
the west bank oflhe kaskaskariver, onsectons
s, 9, 16, and II, in township n. range l E. OF
the third principal meridian, granted by the
United States to the state of Illinois for the
seat of government. The situation is high, dry,
and commanding. There are several springs
of excellent water, and no part of the state is
better timbered; the country for many miles
around is beautiful, delightfully."- watered and
timbered, interspersed with some excellent
prairies; the river is navigable for many miles
above, and passes through an extensive tract
of the finest lands in the state.
The town is laid out into squares of 800 feet,
divided into eight lots each. The lots are 80
by 1872 feet. An alley of 16 feet width pass
es through each square, north and south the
streets are run to the cardinal points, so feet
in width; the public square is spacious and
elevated, and about 400 yards from the river.
The bank of the river is about so feet high
the ground gently rolling, and the clay ap-
pears to be excellent for making bricks
The state constitution provides that the seat
of government shall remain at this place for
twenty years. But when all the advantages OF
the situation are taken into view, little doubt
can be entertained that it will remain the per-
manent seat The practcabnty of making ex-
celent roads in every direction; the naviga-
ton CT the river, the excellence of soil, timber
and water; with many other advantages, which
are obvious to all who view it, will render it a
very desirable situation. privilege will be
given to the first nrprovers to use the timber
on the adjacent lands for building.
LEVI COMPTON,,
.., WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
SAMUEL WHrTESiDE,
GUY w. SMITH,
THOMAS cox,
Commissioners.
Jnlg 3-6ts
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-28
DIR. WHEEIER

NOuLD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w ofEdwardsviTe and the adjoining coun
try, that he intends establishing himself in the
practice of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and all
the branches connected with bis profession
He has opened Am assortment Of MEDICINES
Mt the store of Mr.. Mar, where hemay be found
ready to answer the calls of all those who may
please to honor him with their confidence. He
would moreover state, that as he has passed
through the regular course of study, and re.
ceived the highest honors in the profession
wiz. the degree of Doctorate) he hopeshe will
be able to merit a. share of public patronage.
.4KgNt l4-l2G
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-28
TO MERCHANTS
EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

E.4ST OF TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
vENHOMAs G. JONES & co. will have com
Il plete in few days large and commo
dious WAREHOUSE, for the convenience Of
Merchants in this state. MERCHANDISE
consigned to them will be received and
promptly forwarded, or disposed ofagreeable
to order.
They have made arrangements with the pro.
prictors of the Saline, which will enable then
to keep constant supply of the best DRY
SALT, which will be sold at the ST. Louis mar.
ket prices for cash
Town of Illinois, .7ug. 4--11-3m