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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
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CONTAMINATED.

AT dinner attey given by the citizens of Dan
vllc 10 the Senator OF that district and TO the late
Delegates of the county, at which JAMES LANiER,
ESQ presided, the set toass having been drunk and
the President called upon for Il sentiment, Mr. La
nier rose and said Gentlemen, must beg your in
diligence for moment, while attempt to Introduce
20 your notice, the name OF gentleman. who, atho
ne resides In remnte part Of the State, think emf
nently deserves to be remembered ON this Occa sion
gentleman, who am gratitied to say, has been
found AT all times uniting cordially and eici-
emily, his liberal talents and exertcus with the
friends of our town. aud with whom LIS has Jealous
iy co-opcTated, believe, from the first time our
Claims were presented to the Legislatures unt the
final Accomplishment of object during its last
session; and may be permitted to say without in
tending TO draw any inytous comparisons, or in the
slightest degree to detract ffom the merits of any
other gentleman (for, indeed give TO every one
whose duty, and will add good fortune it was to
participate in that event, the highest praisc) that
without hs Jealous action and able support aud co.
operation in the measure for the success of which,
all rejoice should not this time have been
permitted 10 enjoy the pleasure of witnessing these
festivities, nor had the occasion for these congtu
lations for dare believe viii be universally con-
ccdcd that (whocver or that occasion may have
personated the crafty Ulysses that gentleman was
considered by those Immediately interested in the
7-,est;On Cat least in k:ancb of the7 cri-
iature) as the Ajax lebanon Of the measure Il
| mean the bill TO extend the Charter of the Far
NETS Bank of Virginia, with the success or failure
of which, believe it is perfectly understood.
our fate was inscparably connected Prom these
remarks gentlemen, you will readily perceive that
aude 10 the honorable member from the Borough
Of Norfolk, gentleman alike distinguished for his
sound political principles and his extensive literary
and scientific attainments ard whose name is ideri-
tilted with every thing that is liberal aud generous
Who never, on great and important questions, per-
rnit his intelligent mind to- nc fcttercd by the shac-
kles of prejudice, nor his Judgment warped by CON
sderatons of sectional interest, and whose Just nd
noble seutilnent5 have csnced' every occasion,
that JUSTICE and honor have not living more Ioy1l
and unwavering votary. Impressed with these sem
tmcnts, gentlemen. with your permission, will pro-
pose, EoRGI. LOYAL, ibe enlightened and libcrul
Legislator liz interests ct his own consttt-
ents, aud just TO IT, claims of others!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
TRITST SAFE

DY virtue ola decd Of trust executed to the
Up subscriber by Thon a. ~. Clark, 10 secure =
certain sum Of money therein mentioned In
James Lanicr which said deed is dated the 18th
day ofOclobcr 1922, aud has been duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Phtsvkauia County
Court, | SHALL ON Tuesday the 2Gth inst. (ApriI.l
before the front door Of Che Union Hotel in ths
town of Dang;llc proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for ready money, the whole of the n,d-
terials comprizng the Roanoke Sentinel print
ing establishment, a Library, d Mahogany
Secretary and one Bed & Mahogany Bcdstcad--
Also, twenty five feet Of Ground in The town of
Danyls fronting on Market street near the
Market House, or 50 much thereof as will be
sufficient for The purpose acting rs Trustee {
shall convey such tile only as is vested in me
as such.
GEORGE TONNES, Trustce~
AEril
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
WAsHrNcroN. April 10,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREMDENT
dSD and uiH,U,e adoice dndconsent Of The Scarte.
.4ierander Burton, of Pennsylvania TO be
Consul of the United States for Cadiz, in Span.
Alfred Seton, of New York, to be Consul of
the United States at Angostura, ia the Repub-
Tic Of Colombia.
james Gndstte,p, Joseph VI. Hernandez, Peter
.JfitcJ,ell, Piitiam r. Reynolds, John Il. Dag
get, abraham Bethany, Jonathan Robinson,
Taom1s Russ, lanes Bright, Richard Comp
ton, John de Ia Isua, Zen. ID. Wright, and
Joseph .N1rign, to be Members of the Lcgisla-
tive Council in the Territories ofFlorida.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
"'Tis true-'Tis pity,
Aud pity 'tis-'tIs true"

The argument to which we allude, was derived
from statute passed by the Legislature of Virginia
in 1875, and to be found in Hcnings Statutes at
Large vol. ~, page al, we'll in other places
II IS entitled, "an Act furnishing certain offences,
and vesting the Governor with certain powers
The preamble of the act, alleges it to be the 81 ia
tercst and policy of this Commonwealth, that the
Constitution and sovereignty thereof, should bs
maintained and supported" After this recital the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
A HOAX.

An article, professcdly from the Journal d,s
Commerce Of Paris, bestowing an extravarant
encomium upon Mr.. Crawford, and alleging
his superior claims on the Presidency is bcliev
to have been written in the u. States-and most
probably by Mordccai VI. Noah Of New York I.
We caution our brethren against giving Gre
dencc 20 the same
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
THE UNIVERSITY.

The Visitors Of the University Of Virginia met in
Charlottesville on Monday las,.-Among the num-
Der il attendance, we were happy to see Ex-Presi-
tcnts Jefferson and Madison, We understand they
have adopted measures for putting the institution
MO operation as soon as possble-perhaps during
the ensuing autumn.--C eusral Gasc,{s; Apra O..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13

z. EAEGlss.. Isxss;9syy5.a

EMlLL leave Richmond about tic lat /,
w May, aud continue absent during the
greater part OF the summer. ill s;ie,,rnc j., the
Due notice wiii be given ofi,i, return
April IS w.,,y.,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13

RocL;Rgham--Arenibald Rutherford, George
Cline.~
.1b;ma,lc--Wm. 7. Gordon 500. Tho. ".
Randolph 2iG DR.. Charles Cooke, 227.
Nee EcHt--JOEp g. Christian. Tho. Macon
SusscF--Jos. Mason, w. Harrison.
Giouces'er--R. c. Morris, Mann Pace.@
Isle Of Ejsht-JJsisI, iiollc1ann, James NJ.
Jordan
Yotjomay-.IIc@ekiah z. anderson, Francis
DYSON
Chcs'erfe'd--Dayii II. Branch, Allen Nc.
FAC"
-------- .Nelg ,Remjey.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
oUrssac'i1.seiis Election for Governor.
n TO-! towDs-Egstis (Rop.( 1906
La;IlrOp tFed.) 1924.
NOTICE.

"A COMPETENT workman in the House Car
IA Peatcrs' cad Joiorrs BrsiDeey. is dejrous o!
being e"royed--h would prefer I'c upper county.
For Particular, "psra:c Al ~ ofi,s.
ipta =. rsg9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
For tie JHig.

The proceedings Of Saturday night at tie
Capitol having furnished satisfactsry evidence
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
RICIfTMoND:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1924.

1t being understood, that the sense of the free
holders OF the city of Richmond, on the question of
the expediency of calling Convention to amend
the Constitution of the State, will be taken at the
election of a delegate for the city, which will be
heia Tomorrow, the frcchodcrs arc informed, that
the subject will be canvasscd and discussed on tn.
morning Of the election; and it is hoped, from tn.
highly Interesting nature of the subject there will
be an early and full attendance of the FREEHOLD
ERs. BY MANY FREEHOLDERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13

April Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS.

pose Of pnying taxes, getting deeds recorded, &c in
Illinois, Missouri and Arkansas, and have made the follow
ing arrangement The business In Illinois will
20 by NATHANIEL sAHDuRN. residing In vandaiia,
ante OF Illinois nnd that in Missouri and Arkansas, b,
DAVID r.. CUYLER, in 81. LOUIS. Missouri.
general safe of Illinois Bounty made In Van
dalia, In The inoHth of Drcsuer 1929 when about 1000
quarter sections sold for the of 1892 pre-
vious years. suhjec, tn be redeemed within year, by
paying double the and The n-
dersignrd ~ Sanburn will re,leemipg the
owness, and paying taxes the same, according
As the taxes are prhl in depreciaed currency
great allowance will be made in all specie
paving bauh notes certificates Of deposi,e are
The undersigned d. Z. Cuyer will attend TO the agency
of lands in Missouri and Arkansas; as these lands
have generally become taxable they will probably be sold
the present unless the are regularly paie
business in the abnvr line will be attended to for mod.
crate compensation and the terms wilt as favera Bile for
non rest"eat land holders those ufany other agent
All letters (postage Pat requesting informs,ion and
directed according 10 the foregoing arrangement will he
promptly attended TO, and answered witIuut cbnrse
NATHANIEL SANBURN,
June g. 9-G- DAVID E. CJJYLER =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

XTERY VALUABLE PROPERTY foH SALE; and
great may be had by application 20 the subscr
ber--the Lot which live called WHITE PLANES,
about half mile below the City OF RicbmoDd TN n ae
iighti neighbourh,o) the Williamsburg stage road
containing four The dwelling house Is two story
brick with rooms succeed and pspered With
FIRE place in each, and covered with slate ib" Office,
kitchen stable and carriage houses built Of BRICK and
the covered with slaei the other housrs ne NIL
built Of wood, the whole sewiy enclosed well OF water
in the ward equal any in Vgnia garden With
necessary vegetables and some choice ru andis cons
dered Of the most healthy and beautiful places IT, or
nesr Richmond. purchased this property under decree
II tie Federal Court intending to keeps Tavern bat
asaieg !, would not answer the paposs and being zoe
TO sell. will also. sell my House and Lot n.
now occupied by Mr. sexas who will bew the same, and
give possession the first Of August next OF now the
purchaser will rent the TO the present tenant THIS
House sz two.story wooden building wsb seven rooms,
and wstt of vstsr In the ysd Title
sEATON w. CHUMP.
Jpoe 10. 2-p.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

NN Friday the 9Th ut my servant LEWIS sbscondedf:
" hr il bright uuIato, abnut twenty three or four
age, about FIVE feet three four inches high
blue and panaloons wsistcoat
white shirt bisr coat, and new glazed hat he
took with him, also. black fur hat abou, haIfworn
will rive 50 Dollars for his delivery u caught in town
and proporcrabie increase " taken beyond limits
the CITY md brought secured IN any Jail so thu,
get him again. bought him Of Mr HOLIDAY, age nj for
Mr.. Gary OF the county of Gloucester, ~ which place t
viii probably attempt 10 get. He away sbout two
years sgo and was spprehende IN Williamsburg on his
Gloucester, being furnished with tsrged pass
Richmond. .iareb q e3---f JkRMAN BAKER.
IL persons having claims against Francis Lewis d
IN indiydualy; aso, against him ne administrator
Warner Lewis deceased, will present them properly an
heucd;e and all persons indebted 10 either estate, will
make immediate payment, the sisaton Of the
WILLIAM DEPRIEsT.
Executor Of Y. Lewis.
June ts. i24-e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
IMPORTANT TO MlLLERS.
Richnl0ild Rurr Af;u CYa.a

TyHE subscribers respectfully inform their fer scne
rally that they have just received direct from ssnee,
me way OF New York. 1913 Burr blocks, of the best
from the snr'e place Of 1000 One The present firm
ing oeen partner Of The Former firms Of White Davidsou
20 AMI Vt Davidson Sneli who formerly prosecuted
IN, business for many In this city,
ven s.ed IN Ids species Of manufacture; in addition 20
wn'sn soey nave employed the experienced workmen
AN stones ssd by them will he inferior
made by their predecessors which
wefi approves OF ny all who Their shop
sSGnsr Of and 1874 streets where all orders win be
thankfully received and promptly executrds They have
now on hand general supply Of ready made Burr Mill
oi various sizes Persons who be in ofthe
ABOVE article can be supplied northern prices
determined ~ sell sihey can be bought any
peeb'e shop In this country. Gentlemen wanting Burr
BLOCKS enn be supplied reasonable
JAMES SMELL.
June a. S-16t YOUEL s.. RUST.
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Jnne22.
Farming Implement .uargfactory, near ftede.


fGlHE subscriber respectfully tenders his services To the
Of husbaniry. lie vii. continue Keep number of lie
much approved portable ihresng bnes ready r.,ds
which believed 10 he superior TO thing of The Kind
made in this Vtner country, for Pxecu,io,
theapness and du ability THIS machine is xtremev sim,
pie in Its and nearly nl its parts are Of iron II,
is completely portabc be adjusted from one par of
arrives at the pcr Of Destinations y hands
Persons wanting thing IN his line wilt pleas. anuly
Dir. Boiling FitLbsgh. OF Stafford county Mr. Les
Fizhugh and Capt Tl-mas d. B Babsr Of king Ceorge
county Dr. Charles Morris and .jor Pbiiip Samuel ~
Chroin. county Col VIM. Boyd, Of Kirg N Queen rn =.
Mr.. benjamin Boughlnn, OF Wesmorrland CO. I; or 10 Mr.
chimes will be ardcu. when ordered The pr,ce of
machine fredericksburg is : 200 There wilt for few
days b. on the above mines at the Union Funde,v
for the inspection of the public.
hereby certify, that own one OF Mr. Ssmr Cncb,an
lat. improved Portable Threshing Machines with which
thresbes With great facility, expedition and
perfectly portable and he taken up renewed erected
and set to work again in four or Eve hours.
j. BOLLlNG &. FITZHUGH.
Stafford CO, Noy.fs2o.
hereby certify. own NJ Mr. Sau,T r,oebr.rs
improved rbresbipg Machines, with which am much
els Of wheat clean the straw, ofhe last crop nv
Of three horses hands. BY Judicous ,n,nags
ment am confident that the said machine is can,. Of
threhing from $50 200 per ,v y,h a.,
horses and bsndsis perfectly poriable-can lie taken nm
removed erected, and work again in four hours ~,
the plantation hands lconeeiye better machine eo.ia
Monte s s,SsU * k' isss GEORGE GILES FipzgueH
have purchased Of Mr.. samuel Cochrsne /, Portable
Threshng Machine which may he worked by ,ree mules
IL fair trial, yet svrpasses my expectations ms ,n ,be
quantity ceannfss OF wheat wbci IL gets ON aud -
Of opinion II well managed. will g., zoo bushels per
Meadow Farm. Caroline cc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

" The ENQuIRER Il published twice week general.
M asd three times week during the session OF the State
the same a. hereteore Fiss Deisrs per
snnum, payable In advance Notes Of chartered, specie
paying banks (eai) will be received In payment The Ed
i.ors viii guarantee the safety Of remiting them By mail
n No paper will be discontinued, (but the discretion
Of the Edtofs until all arrearuges have been paid up
II Whoever will the psyment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
II One square, ies-Flrsi Insertion, rs ceniseaeh
continuance, so cents.
No inserted sntil Il has either been paid
for, assumed by in this ci onsksuns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
NOTICE.

RY virtue Of deed Of executed by Thomas
ID Taylor aud Lucy II. his wife, and in obedience to
order OF the United States Court fifth circuit aud Virginia
District Shall trustees cesd sell public Auc
tion Thursday the I'D day Of July the residence
OF the said Taylor all his Household Kitchen Furniture,
fourwheel Carrnss and pair Of Horses several mileh
Cows, nc &C. &c Tor cash all under Siso and
upon credit OF ~ aud Is months all above
the purchaser give bond and security with deed of trust
upon the property to secure the purchae money.
E.W. kOOTES,l
ID. WARWlCK,S Trustees.
J.B nAKviE, }
Tune g. I3-tds
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SUGAR g. LEArurp

SOGAh & LEATHER 10
|nNE hupdred hhis. 81. Crox Sugar. fprime aualityl
~ 1900 sides Soal Lsaiber-For sale Sv
June = g-w1w OTIS, DUNLOP co.
MOTTO Is hereby gven that al The ee;5 The Ion.sie
Hospital In the city Of Williamsburg occupied and
no mere PATIENTS male or female will be
snd noertn until some Of the said cells are vacant
Due notice Of which will be given
By ortler Of the Court OF Dirretors
- m ,... LEONARD HENLEY, 60. y.
Rf virtue Of adeed OF eIecued TO the sub,cebefs
~ Hallan and wife, bearing date the f7lh day
hps and deiy recorded 10 the oee Of the husngs
scurs o. we SHALL for the purposes therein
O'clock ON the first day OF 1sy next that well known
properly the EAGLE TAVERN IN che cisv Of Richmond,
the tenement below the said Earle Tavern The
tue nner which the Subscribers win sell is believed 10 be
na.spnsoe but they will convey only such title as 10
vested 10 them by said deed Of trust
80. VIM cambridge, l-
April Is. 1ft-tds VIM nAHRErT IruSteeSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
AN ORDINANCE

sA"'"VtSe"S ~ LouH JW me lily OF RtchU0ftd,
aud directing fhe application thereof
iPasser June i4ib 1924
DE IL orduined by the Presdsnt and Common. Council oJ
- ht Cay v Richmond IN Common Hall sssnnbfed and Il
- hsre6y o'drtnsd by the authority ~ the Thnt tb
Chamber lain OF the city of be- and he h brey
highest biIder. Tuesday the Goth july loan fur he
cay OF hchmond for the OF $4,000 terms and
conditions following vii, No hid received for
less than 5oOollars part
nor ~ a lower rate tnan par.
Ind be 1t further ordained by the aufhorifv aforssa
maj upon the payment Ia cash by bidder the sum
due by him or her for ANY stock him or her
AZ the Chamberian ofhe City, he shall issue 40 x,c
chaser f sock signed by Presea, OF he
Hall and counersigncd by the with I'M. sea,
III The Corporation annexed thereto.
And o. further ordaiafd by fAe authority Aforesaid
and hereby ordained by fh same that any loa made To
the city Of ,icnmond, under this ordnance shall hear an
interest al the rate "f six num- ,yoIe
quarter yearly the Office OF the Chamberlain Of The civ
Virginia, the Bank OF Virginia. or OF The
Bank ei the United Siae and lo,n, shall he
sntii after the day Jauuarv aS
hnd Be il further ordained That the (a,th of The Civ
conirs OF The Commissioners of sinking fund sum
sufficient for the yearly or ,e M
eres and the redemption of the principal loan aore
said on The said lst nay OF Januar, 1886.
The proceeds OF the loan shall he apped in
the following and the payment the following
dehis due from the City There shall be paid In The
Bank OF Virginia $40 dollars the Farmers Rank of
Virginia 1850 dollars, and the Bank the United
5000 dollars.
g. This Ordinance shall and he in force from
and after the passing thereof.
Acopy-Tesie, N. SHEPPARD, c. G. H.
NOTICE.--I In pursuance Of tbe provisions
Of the foregoing Ordinance shall proceed 10 sell the soc
cip otRichmond the goth mon,h a, the hour OF
* 0ccck. ~ SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
PRETTY NOODS.

ItHE undersigned have received Nv she Planter and To
a bacco Plant, openug beautiful assert,
nent of sra's and dk s thread and bohbinet wells
ribbons and @ad by Car the hausomest style OF
printed musns causrics they have received tbs
son; together with many Other or,ic,s,i Which will he
suid extremely low. Nh NEALE 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
LAND FOR SALE

WISH sell my Of land lug the upper end of
Prince Edward, about 20 miles from Lynchburg and
from stage road the south forh VI Appomaox river
asJning Iasds of nIr. VIM Trent, Alexander Paeson
Others containing about 600 acres, suiheiency of
which is cleared for the employment Of or hands to ad
vantagethe Remaining being we'll timbered and good
tobacco land. The Improvements are gbou dweing-
house with necessary housesa good apple and peach
orchard, and a variety Of other fruit trees
The will he made known by application to the sub
scriber, living on the premises.
q. 9-I2 Il. FERGUSON.
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CENTRAT, HOTEI-.

HAVING leased the Central Hotel in this place for
aern OF yeats, ana prepared 10 accommodate ira
,rllets. will take in Doardefs by the week, month
year, moderate This establishment Is in retired
OF the and convenient 10 Hose travelling the
Sp.iis. being the leading The University
Virginia. JAMES MILLER.
arlottesville, June %. 1875
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
Nl1rICE '

EXECUTIVE rMENr, May %, 1924
PROPOSALS. will he received at this department until the
6rst day ofJay the sale OF five huusrrd
eighty copies oil the REPORTS OF decided
Court Appeals of virs ins fr"n the i0,h April 1870,
25ih June 1891. by F. w. u liner, Coun>eiior ut Law"
by order. VA. IL. RICHARDSON, &C.
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MOTH T..

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ltichmoud, 18Th May. 1924
rE1lE Executive will receive proposals until the first day
d OF July next, covering the buildings OF the Public
Arsenal at Lexington, with slate, Zinc, Tin.
BY order, WM. II. RICHARDSON, q. G.
MAY S--t1Jy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

Dissoiittm IF Copartnershtp
FI1HE rm OF K. s. PALMER,of Ca lra day dis.
4 solved 10y mutual consent.
Charles 5. Palmer will pay all dehs awing hy said
and 90 whom all who
respectfully requested TO payment.
"a Ira, June % Io--4t
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NOTll,E.

WANTED ut the PeniieniaTy large supply of HOOP
w POLES for flour barrels which the highesi price
viii be paid in cash their delivery which must commence
about the last of this month.
Inne 4 a-iiIy THOMAS NELSON. Par.
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CASH FOR WHEA'T.

WE will purchase crops The river below, the high
w est cash prices; aud Store opposite the Basin
formerly occupied by Robert Abbnit will be open during
the wheat season, Tor receiving IL there.
June i0-If ROGEaS HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

Voc tand,ng Jiem Ship finn from Bristol,
ITO tons bar, and square iron.Dered Steei-Nai
Rods-singir, douhe and treble Sheet : on--iron
Wire NJ. 49, Broad Hoes
100 bUxei Tin Plates or the New York psices)-
wine aud ,iret iiurrs, wine pint, octngon pint and
half pnt dh.-s thread Seine Twine-Crates Stone
Ware, Pitchers and Butter Pots assorted sizes
crates Ear,hen Ware well assorled,-edged Plates
90 per dozen, other articles price in pro
portion 10 cost.
In STORE.
Liverpool Sack Salt = n per sack-Brszers Copper
Complete assortment, and sheaibng Copper, best I'm
g,h Grown Glass 10 ~ 10 ~ S8d and I0i. wrought
ras-Shot at S2A per bag % lhsCorn Scylhes So and
81 inch, prime and double prime.
For Sale by ID. w. C. WARWICK.
Nav eff
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-12-21

petitions reported bill to authorize the
branch bank at Palmyra to loan certain
money to Crawford county; read, and
tho Senate then refused to read the bill
the second time.
Mr.. .3caird frem the committee on
the judiciary, reported the bill taking
away the docket fec of lawyers, with
amendments-were not concurred IN,
and the bill ordered to second reading.
Mr.. Speaker laid before the Senate
the report of the Auditor and Treasu-
rer.