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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24

What tone will be assumed by tho federal
press, we are at loss to conjecture. 1t has,
without an exception, from Maine to Mexico
for the last three years, teemed with opprobri.
Gus epthets; such as ''weak and imbecile,"
"profligate," "infamous," "tyrannical," "ru-
inous," &c. &c. relative to the present ad-
mnistration. Their fears that, under this ad-
mnistration, the tariff laws would undergoa a
modification, have been repeatedly and Ia.
mentally expressed; while the universal cry
has been "displace the Executive, as the only
means Of preventing an innovation on the
Tariff" Bot now, forsooth, mr.. Clay finds the
current Of popular opinion setting still stron-
ger in favor Of the policy recommended and
acted on by the President, he admits it's ex.
pedicncy, aud, as it were by accident, when
speaking ofthe operation Of the Tariff, says.
"reiieue consumpfion,9fler the payment Of The
public debt as much as possible, consistent ioith
an economical administration Of The govern
ment.-This, it will be admitted, is no n,odi
fcation of the often expressed views Of The
President, but is their "sum and substance"
The speedy liquidation Of the national debt
has been paramount object with this admin.
istration, while its policy has been to encou-
rage and protect, to reasonable extent, do.
mestic manufac actures.-I Indiana Palladium.
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mirals, thirty Captains, thirty Masters Com
msndsnt, two hundred and thirty Lieutsnants,
four hundred Midshpmen, including those
who have passed examination, thirty five Sur
geons with fifty Assistants, thirty five Pur-
sers, sc. II authorises the President, if
necessary, according to his judgment, to in.
crease the number Of Captains to forty, Of
Commanders to 6fty, of Lieutenants to two
hundred and fifty, of Midshipmen to FIVE hun.
dred, Of Surgeons to forty FIVE with sixty As
sistants, of Pu.sers to forty, &c. The shore
pay is liked at four thousand dollars for the
Admiral, Rear Admirals three thousand;
Captains twenty five hundred, Commanders
sixteen hundred, Schoolmasters at Navy
Yard seven hundred and twenty. and else.
where three hundred and fifty. The pay Of
other officers 10 remain as heretofore.
Officers employed in actual service, at sea,
TO be paid at these rates.
Each Admiral, 5000 dollars.
Each Rear Admiral, 4,500 dollars.
A Captain commanding squadron OF $50
guns and upwards, 1000 dollars.
A Captain commanding a squadron mount
/. ing less than $50 guns, S3,5O0.
. A Captain commanding ship Of tho line
= S3,2OO.
e A Captain commanding frgate Of the FRS
class, o., ,2tO.
4 A Captain commanding frigate of thu
class, S2,80O.
A Master Cornmandant, 1900.
!, A ALieutenant comma anding brig or schoon
!, er, or acting as First Lieutenant Of a ship o
!, the line, 81 GOO.
: "A First Lieutenant of a fri.ate $1,400.
q A First Lieutenant Of a sloop of war, 81,
800.
A First Lieutenant of brig or schooner
$1,000.
$ A Sailing Master ofa ship Of the line $3.50
A Chaplain, at sea, $1,000.
. A Boatswain, Gunner, Sailmaker, or Car
: penter, of ship Of the line, $500; of frig
, ate, 5000; Of a sloop, $500.
A Schoolmaster, $3.50.
Additional pay, allowance, emolument eli
ther at sea or on shore, is excluded.
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OF EXETER.
FOR SENATORS.

Henry Bowen, Secretary.
Albert G. Greene, attorney General.
John Sterne, General Treasurer.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-06-27
Public Sale of Real Estate.

WBURSuANT to instructions received from the Soli-
Il citor of the Treasury, will be sold the FIRST
MoNDAYIN JULY NEXT, the following REAL Es-
TATE belonging to the United States, situate and be-
ing in the City OF ST. LOUIS, and State of Mis-
souri,
LIST. A LOT OF GROUND on Main street in said
City, containing % feet in front, English measure, by
100 feet, French measure, depth; which is erected
a Brick Building, consisting of Store and Dwelling
House.
Cd A LOT. OF GROUND on Water street in said
City, containing 81 feet English measure front, by
100 feet, French measure, in depth
Sd. LOT OF GROUND on Elm street in said
City, containing 100 feet front, by 1870 IN depth on
this lot several buildings This lot will be divided
into smaller ones, for the accommodation of purchasers
4th In the Northern part of the City, known by the
name of Bates, Smiths, and Lisa's addition to the
Town of ST. Louis the undivided third part of Lots No.
s. 6, Z, and 8, as specified the plat of said Addition.
5th The whole of Lot No. 3, in said Addition.
9th. The whole of Lots 70. SO and 3d. in said Addi-
ton
7h The whole Of Lots No. 9, 10, II, and H. in said
Addition.
The sale will commence on the day above specified,
between the hours of and eleven O'Clock, A. M, and
the Lots be sold in the numerical order above set forth
The sale of each Lot will take place the respective
premises
Terms of sale, will be one third Of the purchase
ey paid down. the remainder in two equal instalments
with nterest) and 18 months, for which the prom
ssory of the purchaser will be required. Imme
diate possession will be given of the premises sold and
the payment of the last instalment quit claim deed
executed by the Solicitor of the Treasury The Com
mssoners will deliver each purchaser memorandum
in writing, signed by them, containing description Of
the property by him purchased, and statement of the
BENJAMIN o'FALLoN,
GEORGE SHANNON,
ARTHUR l.. MAGENIS,
Commissioners on the part Of the United States.
st. Louis. MAY 22d, 1882
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axs.x Akxsn,x L..

gEyHE Store of the sabcribers was broken open on
IL Saturday night, jun 3D. and robbed OF goods and
pa pers to the amount of me ten hundred dollars.
The following some Of he articles taken One bolt
of drab cloth, one do. ofred flannel, do. of bed
ticking, part bolts of lark and light cod caooes,
one piece fine cambria, hal do book muslin, two dozen
Swiss capes piece lace several do ribbons,
pec coarse cambria, pc, knives several pieces nan
KEEN mems brogans, ladies Shoes chldrens do, but
tons and many other articles too numerous to mention.
One box of notes to the amount of 500 DOLLARS
and upwards, and other useful papers, and small sum
of money. All perons Indebted to the subscribers are
requested to withhold the pigment of the same to any
but the subscribers Any prison who will detect the
thief thieves, goods shll be suitably rewarded.
ROBERTS, GILLIAN & Co.
Hurricane, June 3, 1882. IL
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State Of Illinois, so, MAY Term, A. d.
Pope County and Circ,at,( "o'' 1882.
William Wood and Maria Weod.1
heirs at law of Geo. b. Wood, de- !
ceased, by VIM. Belord, their guar
dian, Yin CHANcERY.
agcinst
The unknown heirs of William Sans,
deceased,
TkHls day came the compainants by James Evans,
- their Solicitor and it appearing to the satisac-
ton of the court that the defendants are not nhab.
tants residing in this State: Therefore it ordered
adudged, and decreed that the said defendants shall
appear the first day of the of the circuit
court to be holden for the county of Pope the first
Monday in November next, and answer the complain
ants BILL otherwise the said bill will be taken for con-
fesed and the matters and things in the prayer of the
within sixty days thereafter publication of this order
be made in the vandalia Wing, public newspaper
printed in the town of Vandaa in said State, and this
be continued until the next term of this court
A copy attest. GEO. w. WATERS,
IL Clerk of the Pope Circuit Court.
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April TERM,
1882.


otute q iHulftS, Set nfh'h = In>H"
sqlerander County aud Circuit.} 1882.
Thompson Bird Abraham Bird, and
John Bird, surviving partners of
Thompson Bird, William Bird & Co. In CuAncrpv
Thompson Bird g. Alfalfa Bird, heirs
Of William Bird.
q kHIS day came the compliments, by Field and Ev-
ID ans, their council and it appearing to the salts
faction sthe court, that Thompson Bird and AdaeIa
Bird, heirs of William Bird, deceased, not iuhab-
.ans of this state and they not having entered their
appearance, the bill of the compliments is taken for
confessed and the matters and things therein set forth
decreed accordingly and it is ordered, adjudged, and
decreed that unless the said Thompson Bird and Adea
ia Bird, heirs of William Bird, deceased do appear
here the first day Of the next term of this nout TO
be holden court house in the town of America on
the fourth Monday in October next, decree will be
entered against them, and the fractional quarter sec
tons of land will be decreed accordngly and 1T is fur
Their ordered decreed and adudged by the court that
this order be published four weeks successivey in the
Vandala Wing, published at Vandalia, and this case is
continued to the next term of this court, &c.
A true copy from the record Of said court
ID GEO. CLOUD, Clerk C. n. C.
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jams Berry, petitioner,

against
Henry Beckle, Stephen Trgg, Admr. On petition
de 6onas with the will annexed of for partition of
Elias Rector deceased, and the heir real estate.
or heirs at law, (names unknown) of
said deceased, defendants.
NHlS day the petitioner, James Berry, by his
IL solicitors, Field and Dunn, and fled his petition
heren praying partition by proper commissioners, of
the land in sad petition described and out aedgng
that the said defendants nonesdents of this state
and also praying order of publication notifying them
to appear ami file their answers herein by themselves
counsel orbefore the first day of the ofths
court and the allegations and proof being heard and
considered By the court, that the defendants nonres
dents aforesaid appear by themselves counsel and
file their answers to the allegations contained in the
petition of the said petitioner herein, befo.e the
first day of the next term of the circuit court to be
holden in and for said county, at the court house in the
town of America the fourth Monday in October next,
else the said allegations will be taken for confessed and
an order entered accordingly And further ordered by
the court, that copy of this order be inserted four
weeks successfully, to in sixty days from the
adjournment Of this court, in the Yandaha Wing and
Illinois nellgencer, public newspaper printed in this
state. And this continued until the next term.
I, George Cloud, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Alex
ander county, do certify that the foregoing is true
copy the record of said court. Given under my
hand &c. fI2 GEO. CLOUD, Clerk.
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g. Tate of Illinois, Pope county. We the undersign-
- ed householders of said county, being duly sworn
by John Baldwin, Justice of the peace for SAID
~, oaths do report that find the two horse
beasts taken up by James Williams in Monroe town
ship, on the waters of Lusks creek in the state and
county above mentioned be estrays and the descrp-
ton is follows is chestnut sorrel MARE, sup
posed to be nine ten years old, fifteen hands inch
high with long star in her forehead and snip on her
nose, and on her right thigh her flank,
thought to be occasoned by burn, racks and trots
well other marks or brands perceivable, and do APP
praise the said forty five dollars. The other
On IRON GRAY, supposed to be two years old about
thirteen hands and half hgh no other brands
marks perceivabe, and do apPraise the said FLY to 25
dollars Given under hands and seals this 10Th
Of May, 1882. Sworn to and subscribed before the
day and Gate above Written Jonathan Floyd,
John Williams
John Baldwin, J. P.
do certify the above to be true statement from my
stray docket Given under my hand and seal this I2th
day OF May, 1889 John Baldwin, J. P.
70 Test. GEO, w. WATERS, Crk
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Black Haaok Difficulties.

STRAYED from the mouth of Rock River, about
~ the 9th of May last while the troops, engaged in
The late expedition, were encamped at that place, a
LIGHT SORREL HORSE.
about Is hands high, years DID, in his forehead,
snip his nose white hind foot, and crease-fal-
en- other marks recoected. The said horse was
taken up, with five Others and left in of Mr.
Thomas Reed at La Sale Prairie Peoria county, since
he strayed from Rock river, from which place he was
taken by person who stated that he risded in Taze-
we'll county, and that the horse belonged to widow
woman, in said county, and took him for the purpose
returning him to the rightful owner.
Any person returning the horse to the subscriber at
this place. giving information that may lead his
discovery, shall be literally rewarded.
A. J. PHELPS.
Vandalia June H. 1892 IL
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NOTICE.

LII persons concerned will take notice, That shall
IN make application to circuit court of Jackson
V at the next term to be held at the court house in and
for said county, the second Monday of October next
to make partition among the several owners of the fol-
lowing lands witt lying in Jackson county, and be-
ing all of the southeast quarter of section number six,
in township number ten south, and of range number
three west and all of the north quarter of the
section after deductng thererom two hundred and six
acres, in the described in a deed from Lindar
Manson to Matthew Duncan, and for other and further
order in the premises to the said court may appear
right. THOMAS WHlTSON,
Secret Part owner of said lands.-
Jackson county, April Ia, 1882
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New md slagant Fancy Goods.

New and lie CANT Fancy Goods.
n UsT received full supply of fashionable and new
- GOODS, consisting Of Orleans Musllns, Fig'd.
Mandarnes, Palnarine, eros des hides, Zephyrines,
black Italian and French Forences and Gros DIES Swiss
of superior quality, "a, 44 and Sd gauze and barege
Hdkf and Scarfs Paris net Hdkfs. and Hermann Shaws,
a new and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons black and white silk Hose and half Hose, of
superior quality, des' and gentlemens Gloves. For
sale, wholesale AMI retail, accommodating terms.
March 81. Ally u. B. BREWSTER.
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TAKEN UP

1p4Y Jane Smith, living about miles east of Hills
20 boro' Montgomery county, TWO HORSES;
sorre bout years old this spring, about Is hands
extending tthe right nostri some saddle spots on his
back; no hands--appraised to S35: also, gray
horse five yars old this spring. about Ia 2 hands high,
lengthy andheayy built for his age, had bell,
brands csvable--appraised to S35 by Alexander
Scott and Airew Bnke, before Hiram Rountree, J. P,
Ill. on 80 AJr, 1872. copy teste.
10 HIRAM ROUNTRFE, Crk. C. c. c,
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shoes, Boots, and Palm Leaf Hats.
NUST received fifty cases and trunks of Mems thick
% and fine Calf Boots, Shoes, and Brogans also,-
Ladies' Leather Bootees and Shoes, Prunela and Bron-
zed do.
Five cases Palm Leaf Hats, three Leghorns and
three Dunsables; which, with great variety of
other Goods, are offered for sale by
March 81. 4-1y u. B. BREWSTER.
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EHY Gilbert Burress house holder Of Edwards
ED county, Illinois, one dark sorrel MARE, about
four years old this spring, about fifteen hands high, one
small saddle spot her back, white star in her fore
head, half of near hind foot white, other marks or
brands perceivable appraised to thirty dollars, by Ja-
cob T. Donovan, Charles P Burns, and G. Jones' before
Attest, N"eA WAITE1RR L. MAYO, elk. &c Gee.
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State Of Illinois, Bond county.
TAKEN UP

TOY George Donnell, the 9Th of May, 1882, living
- in said county, 10 miles north of Greenve, one
B.4 Y MARE, with black name and tail, and both
hind feet white, and has saddle spots her back,
and has small bell on, worth seventy five cents Said
is supposed to be four years old, Is hands high
aplraIsed to $40 by William Pasl, and J. d. Alexan-
der, before me Jas. S. McCorI, j. P. 34
IL a true COPY. WILLARD TWISS, Clerk.
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- I.4IE Of Hlllo1s, Pope co,nry We theundersign-
by John Baldwin Justice of She peace, oath report
that we find the horse taken up by John Williams M
Monroe township the waters of Lusks creek, in tie
state and county above mentioned, to be 6.df
HORSE supposed to be twelve thirteen yeara oil,
about fourteen hands and half high saddle spots
on both sides of his back, hshot i'll his near hip, NIT
ural trotter; no other brands marks perceivaoe,
and do apprise said horse to the of thirty doar,
this 10th day of May, 1892 Given under our hand'
and seals Jonathan Floyd, [Seal,]
James Williams, [Seak]
Sworn to before me the above written day and date.
John Baldwin, J. P.
do certify the above to be a true statement taker
from my stray docket. Given under my hand and
seal this 18th day of May, 1882. John Baldwin, j.
Recorded this 18th day Of May, 1882.
IL Test. GEO. w. WATERS, Crk C. &C. p. c.
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WALTER L. MAYO, Cpk.
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III John Pell, living in Pope county, Monroe town
LIB ship, on the Ohio river, one SORREL MARE,
supposed to be or II years old, with the FORE
head and sgme saddle spots the back also had bell
with the collar spliced said supposed to be Ia
hands high, and appraised to 25 dollars, before
this Sd Of May, 1882. Tbos Cowsert, J.. P.
Was appraised by James Cowsert and Henry Wad-
kns Recdded the 18th day of May, 1882.
l2 Test. GEO. w. WATERS, Cpk, c. C. c. D. c.
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z. NJ w
Hardy Robinson.

Ih}Y Charles w Hunt on the p3d day of April, 1892,
- one B.4 HORSE, about seven years old, Is
hands high; brands perceivabe the right hind foot
white, and a small in his forehead, and a white
spot his back about four inches long, and on his
left shoulder and three made BY saddle and is crest
fallen. Said horse racks and trotsappraised $40,
by John o. McCaslin and Joseph Perry, before me,
James McCaslin, J. p. WILLARD TWISS, Clerk.
Bond county, Illinois IL
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JOS BOWJWa
Clock g. Watch.IEaker,
st. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS,
N EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
EA- in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, aabaster, & mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do
Jewelry and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, too tedious to mention.
st. Louis, March Ia, 1882. lily
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State of Illinois,

Ct
Alexander County and Circuit, eot' 1889.
Alexander Roberts, Complaintant,) In CuAncrRy for
Martha Roberts, Defendant. D'voncE.
NllIIIS day the plaintiff, Abraham Roberts, by
IL John Doherty, his Attorney, and filed his bill,
rra wing for the court to grant him divorce from the
bans OF matrimony entered into with said Martha Rob-
erts formerly Martha Beard) for adntry subsequently
to the solemnization OF the marriage of the said Abra-
ham and Martha, in said BILL and the said having
satisfaction of the court that the said Martha Roberts
IS not nhabtant of this state, that the ordinary
process the law cannot be served her: Therefore,
It is ordered by the court that unless the SAID Martha
circuit court be holden in and for Alexander county,
of Illinois, the fourth Monday of October next
to the bill of complaint of her said husband that
the same will he taken for confessed and the same be
exparte and is further ordered by the that this
order be published in public newspaper printed in
this state, for four weeks successfully, before the next
term of this court. true copy.
10 GEO. CLOUD, Clerk c. c. a. c.
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Vandalia, June II, 1882.
TAKEN UP

Hoy Jacob Harlan, living in Darwin, Clark county,
A-D Illinois, an estray MARE, light brown with a
her right jaw has the appearance of having been
lately bled in the neck three times dark legs and
TAIL fifteen and half hands high supposed be ten
years old, appraised twenty dollars by James Wa
tiers, William T. Mcclure and Samuel White before me-
this Gath May, 1882 J. Harlan, ]. Ps
A true copy from my estray book. May 30, 1892.
10 JACOB HARLAN, Clerk
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PUBTIC. SALE.

DURSUANf to an order and decree of the Union
Circuit Court, entered up in favor of the President
and Directors OF the state Bank of Illinois, who for
the and benefit of the people Of said State, and
against the estate of the late Abner Field, deceased
shall expose to sale at public auction at the court house
door in the town of Jonesborough, on
Wednesday, 4h July, 1882,
hundred and forty-fve Of land, they being
part of the s. garter of Sec No 90 township IL SOUTH
in range west, situate in the said county Of Union
also at the Same time and place lots No 65 and No. lOO
situate in this town.
WINsTEAD DAVE, COMMISSIONS
May 20, 1892 II
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A STRAY MARE.

yEvAKEN UP by Benjamin smalley of vermilion
IL county, Illinois, an estray MARE, of the fol-
loving description, to wit: gray Mare, supposed to
he nine ten years old, about fourteen hands one
inch high dark name, shaved with the gears, her
right hind hodf mostly white, and appears to have been
cut for the hpoksno other marks brands perceiv-
able. Appraised to twenty five dollars by Samuel
Bloomfield and John MCGEE, before Charles Nugent,
Esq, on the 10th day of April, A. d. 1882.
A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Danve, Ill.,, April %, 1882. 10
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NOTICE.

10Y virtue Of decree of the Lawrence Circuit
Id Court, at their April term, A. d. 1884, there will
be offered at public sale, in Lawrenceville, on
Saturday, the 23d day of June next,
for CASH, the following tract of land, to wit: The
east half of fraction number twelve, township No
NORTH of range No. twelve west, containing one hundred
and sixty of land Except twenty thereof
sold by Joseph Baird, deceased, in his life tme The
said land lying and being in the county of Wabash and
State of Illinois.
JAMES BAIRD,
Surviving Administrator of Joseph Baird, deceased.
lawrenceville, ILL.,, May 10, 1882. 10