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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-04

FORE.JTREET, Head Of Lors Wtayf
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER roR SALE,
OHhds W ]. Rum
ol0 Dc N. l.. DO
10. do Mo,ssses
S do american Gin
pipes ofCognsc md Spanish Brandy
I do Colisnd Gin
4C.,ks of Malaga and L. Wine
10 do Nal
7Cssks of ,isns and Figs
10 bags of Coffee
49, Csicut's Sugsrs-Losfdo
10 hbls Of Brcwndo
800 lbs OF Cheese suitsLl. for family use
20 chest. and boxas II Iess
40 boxes mould nna dip c .ndles
30 dc 7 by S1bd . oy ~ Glass
10 do Pres
ton Redwood--1 d. Ctak
Bel -Four
B.ies Of Cotton
Kgs OF twist sn1 6k Tobscco
Wri,ng md Wtapr,rg r.p.r
Winter Oh
Boxes OF Chocolate
Casks O. Su.phni- -Ginesr and Hum
Pep,e,--lnd,ko--l.ssls --kuimegs, &C.
as and Copper k=t,ies-ShoselS & Tongs
-Tsule aud dl-eu K ives, Cutters poke,
psn do-H.nees Screws humb La,che -csnci,
S,ick.--L sm, s-srsds md Tat ks- Locks Mil
and Hand S.ws--Files &c &c
=. Nov. 80, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-04
SICILY WINE.

4 half pipes and ! o.. casks WooDuoUsR's very
II first quality SICILY VINE, vintage 1915.
-ALSD-
tons English Iron, IL by 3-8 inch-rin
Plates--Boxes Axes-American Gins kegs To-
bacco-bbis.. gsQund Ginger, warrafted pure
ground PspksEDsdcofd'. .e
Renainiag on hand Of cqnsignmsnts. and for
sale by
Dec 81 LohgWhav.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
Ed7var1SviHe, SEPT. An, 1920.
MegimentaA Orders.

ENHE commandments and subatern
officers Of the several companies
in the regiment Of militia under the com
mand of Col. WILLIAM PARKIsoH, toge-
Their with the field and staff officers i'll
the said regiment, are hereby ordered to
appear on the public square in the new
part of Edwardsville, on the Goth day Of
September inst. at 10 O'Clock, A. M
for the purpose of military discipline
The commissioned officers will bring
their commissions with them.
And the field and staff officers, and the
several companies in the said regiment,
are also ordered to appear at the same
place, Oh the following day, at 10 O'Clock,
Am. for regimental muster. And as the
regiment will be reviewed by His Excel
lency the Governor, it is expected that
each officer and soldier will appear arm
ed and equipped, as the law directs.
By order of Col. William Parkison,
w. II. HOPKINS, .ddjt.
Sept. l2-3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12

Extract Of letter from gentleman at New
Orleans, dated first afAugnst 1920, to gen
Ueman Of Louisville.
81 leave this place in the course of
to-day for Louisville, which ! am by no
means sorry for, as the Yellow fever has
already begun, and the news to-day is,
that it spreads rapidly; the people Of
this place hardly believe it, but it is too
true. A Capt. Carr of Philadelphia,
went off in three days sickness, with the
black yomit; be it as it may, there are
great number of burials every day,
which is proof that it is not healthy.
AS yet the boat crews have enjoyed coed
health, but as the water is falling, it can
not long be looked for, in consequence
of the filth of the city being left exposed,
the stencil of which, and the old fat boats,
IS almost enough to knock one down.
The Madison will most likely be up.
The Kentucky will leave this for St.
Louis in about a week if she can get
freight. will have about 60 tons on
board at II cent, and little at l cent.
How are the mighty fallen %
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
TO the Cultiuators Of The Soil.
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

FESIE first number of the american
a Farmer, was issued on the I'd OF
April, 1919. ltmay now be announced
as an established National Work, adapt
ed to all the varieties of our climate,
since MANY of the most eminent citizens
in all the states, contribute by their pa
tronage and their pens, to its circulation
and its usefulness.
To make known all discoveries in the
science, and all Improvements in the
practice of Agriculture and Domestic
Economy-and to develope the means
and designate plans of internal improve
mems generally, constitute the chief OBJ
iects to which the American Farmer is
devoted. 1t takes no concern or interest
in party politics, nor in the transient oc-
currences of the day.
The Farmer is published weekly, on a
sheet the size of large newspaper, and
folded so as to make eight pages-and
to admit of being conveniently bound up
and preserved in volumes. Each vo-
lume will consist of fifty-two numbers,
title page and an index; and numerous
engravings to represent new implements
and approved system Of husbandry.
Each number gives true and accu-
rate statement of the then selling prices
of country produce, live stock and all
the principal articles brought for sale i'll
the Baltimore market.
For the sum of FIVE Dollars, the ac-
tual receipt of everynumber is guaran-
teed That is when numbers fail to
come to hand, duplicates shall be sent
until every number shall have been re-
ceived. -.
As the Editor takes the risk and cost
of the mail-should subscription money
miscarry, he holds himself nevertheless
bound to furnish the paper.
To those who may think the price o!
subscription too high, it may be remark
ed, that on comparison Of their actual
contents, one volume of the American
Farmer, will be found to contain as much
as four volumes of the F." Memoirs ofth
Agricultural Society of Philadelphia y
and the four volumes of that patriotic
and exceedingly valuable work, sell fol
Sl2.
To shew that the American Farmer
/ is conducted in manner to answer the
great national purposes for which it was
established, and that ii is not undcserv
ing the encouragement OF the Agricul
turists Of the United States, the foIlqvxs;iss
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
OBITUARY.

The town of Carmi has suffered by serious
and most alarming visitation. Its little popu-
lation has been FRUSTRATED, or dispersed, by a
violent bilious disease, which has ragged among
them, producing in many cases the most rapid
dissolution. The distressing situation Of our
neiglbors seems the more affecting, and APP
pears more urgently to call for our sympathy,
as it is confined almost exclusively to them
selves. The rest of White county is reported
to be healthy, and in our own neighborhood
we hear Of little or no sickness. Until lately
Carmi was healthy also--but Sin the midst OF
life, we are in death''-and this fourishng
village now presents melancholy proof OF the
uncertainty of life.
Among the victims are Mrs. RrDGEwAT, wife
of MIR John Eidgeway, lately of Philadelphia
an amablc and accomplished woman, who
has thus been cut off in the prime of her life
and usefulness, leaving small family of young
children; and Mir. john GRANT and his wife,
who expired nearly about the same time. MIR.
Grant was a native of Scotland, who removed
to this. state about year ago, with large
family of children, who are now left in a land
of strangers, without arelative, or friend, ex-
cept the few acquired during so short resi-
dence. Illinois GNleHe.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12

tie prudent trader In paying @ per cent.
for money. This circumstance, together
with the rise of Stocks, is evidence of
the little profit now to be derived from
commercial pursuits. Boston Patriot.
Owing TO the heavy rains which have
fallen in South Carolina, the crops of all
kinds have been much injured. The
corn is ruined, and the Rot has made its
appearance among the crops of Rice and
Cotton, and great destruction was anti
cipated.
ManufactureS.--It is stated that in the
single article OF nails, man will &C
complish as much in one day by ma
chnery as could have been by two hun
drcd men fifty years ago!
Aericulture.-A farmer at Roxbury,
near Boston, has cut and cured six tons
of Herds grass hay from one acre and a
quarter of ground.
The tollirg OF bells at funerals, in Bos
ton, Is to be abolished after the first oil
October next.
The present Queen of England is in
her SD year. Her father was the late
Duke Of Brunswick, who married the
sister of George the Third. She was
married in 1875 to the present King
then Prince OF Wales.
II bold eilozs.-A person is now con
fined in the Jail Of Pearson county, N. G.
among other crimes, for having married
not less than fifteen women, all living a
the same time-yet he is only 80 or s:
years of age.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
Great bargains Offered.

NTISfIiNG to decline the mercantile busi.
w ness in this place, the subscriber, for
that purpose, will dispose of large stock of
GOODS now on hand, either at wholesale or.
retail, upon the cheapest terms, and most libe~
raj credit.
Eventual payment being well secured, the
term of credit on purchases at wholesale will
be made to suit purchasers-12 months credit
will, for few months to come, Be gwen on alb
purchases at retail to an amount not less than
S100-On fall and winter Goods above that
amount, credit will be given to the first of De-
bender, 1921. In these cases, however, pur-
chasers must give their notes.-Great bargains
shall be given if the debt be well secured.
TIL. ESTES, .4gens.
St. Louis, June 21-57
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons who now
stand indebted to the estate of RO-
BERT ARCHIBALD, deceased, whe
Their by note or otherwise, to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber, or
to Capt. N. Hansen, attorney at law.
Hear, as no longer indulgence can be
given.
ARTHUR FERGUSON,
Acting Executor.
EdwardsviAe, llth Seht. 1890.
N. B. Those who will not pay in a
few days, will incur expenses.
Sept. l2-lt
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
VIM. NJ. O'HARA.

TO Richard Berridn, Esq. Of the city
and state Of .Nesy YORK, and to the
heirs and legal REPRESENTATIVES Of
Samnet Berrian, Esq. Of the city and
state Of .Ac7o York, deceased.
YOU are hereby notified, that l intend
to present to the honorable the Circuit
Court Of the county of Madison, in the
state of Illinois, at the next term to be
held on the fourth Monday in October
next, petition of which the above is a
copy, in order that commissioners may
be appointed to make partition of the
premises in the said petition set forth,
agreeable to law in such case made and
provided, and according to the rights OF
the parties set forth in the said petition.
Dated September /, 1920.
VIM. M. O'HARA.
Sept. l2--686t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12

70 ae honorable he ciytuet Court o.
the county Of Madison, in the state of
Illinois, the Petition Of the subscriber,
H'Rkiam n. O'Hara, Of the town Of
81. Lonis and territory Of Missouri,
re8hecyutky 8hegoeth,
TNHAT your petitioner is scised in
Z fee, as tenant in common, of and in
an equal undivided one half part or mole
ty of all that certain tract of land, situate,
lying and being in the tract appropriated
by acts of congress for military bounties
in the state of illinois, being in the coun-
ty of Madison, in the said state; and be-
ing the southeast quarter of section
eight, in township eight north, in range
eight east; being the same tract Originally
granted by letters patent to- Ebenezer
Wyman. And your petitioner further
shews 10 your honor, that Richard Ber-
rian, of the city of Newly ork, in the state
of New ork, Is seised i'll fee, as tenant
III common, to an equal undivided one
fourth part Of said tract of land. And
your petitioner further shews, that Sa-
muel Berrian, late of said city of New
York, in the state Of Newly ork, now de-
ceased, was seised in fee, as tenant in
common, to the remaining equal undi-
vided one fourth part of said tract of land,
which said last mentioned undivided one
fourth part of said tract, the heirs and
legal representatives of the said Samuel
Berrian, deceased, are now seised in fee
of as tenants in common.
And your petitioner further shews, that
he is anxious TO have the before described
premises, with the appurtenances, d.
vided among all the persons interested
therein, according to their respective
rights as set forth in this petition, agree
able to the statute in such case made and
provided; and that guardians may be APP
pointed fer the infant heirs of the said
Samuel Berrian, deceased, if any there
are. Your petitioner therefore prays,
that said premises may be divided by
commissioners TO be appointed by the
said court, between him and the said de-
PENDANTS, and parties unknown, according
to their respective rights therein, pur-
suant to the statute an such case made
and provided. And your petitioner, as
in duty bound, will ever pray. Dated
| September n, 1890.
VIM. NJ. O'HARA.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12

Money not north LAWFUL interest,"
Some thousands of dollars are adver-
xised on loan, at an annual interest OF .
pcr cent. From this it appears tnst ou-
siness in general will hardly JUSTIFY sne
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
Notice.

XXHEREAS my wife Bctsey, has,
w without any Just cause, eloped
from my bed and board, l therefore fore
warn all persons from harboring or trust
ing her on my account, as will pay no
debts of her contracting after this date
Madison county, Sept. 8, 1920.
GEORGE HARLAN.
Sent list
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
70 IMMIGRANTS & Settlers.

The Subscriber has for Sale,
500 sltary Boun sEG 1ac which the he
offers Oh the most accommodating terms. To
those who wish to purchase for cash, they will
be sold very lows and to the industrious poor
man, he will give the most liberal credit. Pay
ment will be taken in merchandise, Or any kind
of stock.
Nothing need be said concerning the situa.
ton or advantages of this tract. All will rea.
Oily admit that it is equal, if not SUPERIOR to
any in the country.
For further particulars, apply to the SUBJ
scribcr, at his Office in St. Louis, Missouri ter
rtory.
AB'M. BECK.
St. Louis, Feb. 1, 132o-36tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
--s.uv>eescN~,.e~

MARRIED-On the 28th of August, at
Prairie du Rocher, Illinois, Mr.. PuILIp Rocu-
BLAvE, of St. Louis, to Miss SUSAN LEconr, OF
the former place.
At St. Louis, on the 5th inst. Mr.. WILLIAM K,
RULE to Miss NANCY FANS, both Of that place,
DIED-At st. Louis, on the ID inst. Mr..
JoHS HAnT, late Of Lexington, KY.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
Windsor Chair ShoD.

WTESTLE ALLWINE informs his friends
w and the public, that be has constant
ly on hand all kinds Of WINDSOR CHAIRS.
N. b. HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING neat
ly executed.
Edwardsyiile, June Is, 1s2o--5S..f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
StrayeA or Stolen

EVROM the subscriber at Bridgewater, me =,
Il Harrisonville,) Monroe county, about ~
first of May last, A DARK BROWN no., .sE
about fourteen hands high, six years old ~
spring, marked with large star and sp;,' ="
his face, several saddle spots onhis b. .ck re-
but rather fsint.-The said horse | thint -
raised in the Marine Settlems; Mt. near rS a.
wardsville. Whoever will Civ informat;o,, -.
Mr.. Vim. II. Hopkins at E0wartlsyille' wharo
said horse may be had, shall be sat;sfactor; j
rewarded by me,
August g. 1a2Q.-633t VN'"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
70 XAet or Xlease.

vHNIIE subscriber has just had finished largo
i and commodious BUILDINGS, suitable
for public entertainment, in the town of ALTON,
on the bank of the Mississippi, near the Foun-
tain Ferry, on the main road to Boon's Lick
and Salt river He is disposed let them on
moderate terms, when suited with tenant
From its local situation there can be no doubt
of its becoming one of the best stands in tho
state.
CHARLES w. HUNTER.
.flton, Illinois, Nov. 18th, 1819--tf2o
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
Notice.

r WISH to purchase good road Wagon
and two strong horses-also light two
horse Wagon, or good strong Dearborn.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
Ed.vardsville, .Ang1sst %, l820--65tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
FOR SANE,

A FIRST rate new SURVEYORS COM
IA PASS, with Nonius, &c.
Inquire Of the Printer.
EdrardsviVe, August q. ls2Q-65.6t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
70 tie honorable the Senator'S and Re.

To tie honorable the Senator's and Re
personalities in the state Of Illinois.
TAKE this method of coming be-
= fore you as an applicant for the Office
OF Treasurer of this state; which Office,
will be under you control, and at your
disposal, during your next session. Tho
appointment pro tenn. to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of the late Trea-
surer of the state, during the recess ofthe
Legislature, will be confirmed, or a new
appointment made; and as this is an
office of high trust, and great importance
to the state, have no doubt but you will
confer it on the man whose integrity and
honesty in your account most deserve it,
and by which the vital interests of the
state will be best secured. Under these
impressions, should l be the object of
your choice, it would ever be gratifying
to my feelings to know that my humble
pretensions in both these respects have
received the expression of your appro-
baton.
JOHN DEW.
81. Clair county, Aug. II, 1920.
If gentlemen who are not acquainted with
me, desire any information with regard to my
pretensons, byreference to the following gen.
tlemen they can obtain it:
Messrs. BLACKWELL & BERRY, Kaskaskia !,
DIR. ALEXANDER, of the town of America; Col.
ALEXANDER, Monroe DR.. +. T. CRABB, and
| RIsDoS MooRE, Esq. of the vicinity of Belle
vile; JosEPH CONWAY, and JosIAs RASDLE,
Esq RS. Edwardsville Francis KInKpArRIcK.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-24
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Tuesday, .fpril 49,
Tie following resolution. submttd
some days ago b, Mr. Smith, was IT,
ken up Tor consideration:
Resolved, That The committee on 10
Judiciary be instructed to enquire i D.
nv, or " hat further laws are Necessary
to give facility to the surrender OF any
person held ia service or labor. IN o''
state, u,der the laws thereof, escaping
into another.to his or her proper oVN'
and to report by bill or otherwise
Mr.. S. a ed the grounds OF rs nr
ton; and after some conversation o.
the improhability of getting lhroa5'
So late in the session, on saCTu
which had twice failed at previous s''
sions, which was Mr.. Burrill's OOp
ton to the enquiry and some OK llanA
tons by Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Le"ilo
relative to The law Of Peunsylvan' ~
straining justices OF the peace from a.,
ing in the discharge OF runaway slave
The resolut Oh was laid Oh the u
BIZ.
The Senate resumed the consIds''
ton of the bill granting to the star ~ !
Ohio the pre- emption right to se'un ~,
of land in certain counties, for cOun!
purposes--the amendment rer,O'nLI
thereto by the committee Of pubic lSs w..
Producing the quantity to one qua ave-
of sect'on,l being yet under co''''',
ration IL
MIR. Ruggles submitted a few ANU ,"t
tional remarks against this amenal'''
when =,
The question was taken, and Wv
mendment agreed to-ayes Is, n na.t,
The bill being reported to the os" "nI
the amendment was concurred ID : III
After some further discussion u an,
merits Of the bill, and of amenc m,n;n,
offered to t--chie6y by Messrs. i' "a
bic, Ruggles, and Eaton, the Oin .hirJ
ordered to be engrossed for a ~
reading--ayes 10, noes IS. eEIr
The bill authorizing the heirs %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-24

~ Alliance. M. de < ~ has sbo.
improperly of the measure-he Ia,
il appear that it would raise the Who'll.
ulation against the government. Thu n
has taken his advice. Means of en-,
ton have been proposed, but they Cam.
adopted by the present ministry MI
have determined to make use of ,be;,
resource; they have resolved to abandO,,
monks and the most fanatical priests Fl
own violence. and make them preach
murder and assassination of Phiosophe,,
Constitutionalists, of Free Nelson's. and
ofrancesados.
A letter from lrun, of the 4th. M,.l
says, that Nina has made himself mast.
the arms Of Orbaiceta, and has sr,.,. \
many people with him. He has estahnI1
upon the frontier line of custom hon,
similar to those which he had establ;.I
during the last war. He has fixed ~,
francs every mule laden with French r,
chandize. The forces of Espelets I'll
mander of Navarro. does not at present.
coed 80 men. Gen. Areizoba, comma
er of the three provinces of Biscay, has i
turned from Thououse to Santander.
A letter from Bilboa of the Sd of jl,,,
assures US, in most positive manner, ~
the Instruction has extended itself iD,oC,
licia. 1t also announces that it menaces Il.
whole peninsula.
Riego, the colonel of the insurgents. i 4
leagaes from Grenada, Gen. Eguua cool
mander in chief of the province, had ii
parted, taking with him all those who n
been arrested on political motives. The Ill
position of the little troop of O'Donnell b
not permit him TO follow the insurgents.
PARIS, March 8, | O'Clock, Pm
We have received positive news Of n
capture of Contadura by the insurgents j
Leon. It's said thai they took it 5y surpra
though we suppose that it resembled M
surprise of Caracas. The reductiM Il
Cadiz is inevitable. Gen. O'DonnelI bal
been completely beaten by Rlego, near D.
town of Antauuera, about l3 leagues hal
Malaga.
A specimen of beautiful Narble d
the Verde antique. has b en- receive
from N. S.llman, Esq. r. sis er Of ta
Land Office at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. az
has been found in large quantities ra,
the Falls Of the river Hockhocking.
have seen other specimens, from til
same place, of grey cloud, and oil q
bout the same texture.
IN. SILLIMAN"
The FALLS of the Woodworking ss
within the Land District of ChilicOth.
in Township IA, Range II, from tIs
West Boundary of Pennsylvania. Las
Township was surveyed in 1901. III
Falls are about 40 miles, in right
line above the confluence of the H@k'
hooking with The River Ohio. 1n
Marble appears TO be of the same cN'
"a fer as thai of Milford, i'm C0nnel'l
cut, of which several chimney piece
are Jared n the Capitol.
General Land Office, .April Is, 1890
From the National Intelligentsr'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-24
DIR ZEA,

viee, President of tie Republic ofCoIuna6ia.
A gentleman who arrived in this city yes
terday from ST. Thomas, informs US, that
cary in April, at which time he sailed, DR..
Tea, wee, president of the republic of Co
lumbia. was there, waiting the arrival OF his
secretary, Senr. Zaraza. with whom he
should immediately embark for the United
States, in the schr. Montpelier, forthis port.
DR.. Tea is mentioned in the late interest
ing letter from ST. Thomas. of which we give
brievary in our columns this day, as an
ambassador TO the United States, to Eng
land, France and Rome, and if his advent
excites interest, from no other circumstance.
the peculiar and wonderful resemblance,
which in form and feature, he bears to the
great Voltaire, will secure him, frcmNthe Gu !,
rious atleast, cordial welcome. tIbad.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-24
Baltimore, April 10.

ANOTHER PATRIOT CAPTURE.
/. The ship Mount Vernon, captain Moran,
Of New Y ork, was recently captured by
Patriot cruizer at sea, and pat in charge oil
prize crew and two friars, who loyalty and
royalty ran away with the ship, and car
ried her into Carthagena. There on the 18th
March, her cargo, worth 100000 dollars,
was seized by Government, and the ship
disman,Isd Captain Moran had arrived
from jamaica to claim the property.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-24
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The last winters coinage of copper now
enables the MINT to furnish supply of Cents,
to any desirable amount, in exchange Tor an
equal amount OF specie, or of paper recew-
able il, the Bank of the United States.
The publishers of newspapers, in the
different states of the Union, are requsted 10
give the above an insertion in their respec-
tive papers.