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Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE Is HERERY fIYEM

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
TO all persons interested in the Real Estate Of
Thomas Torrance, decd, 70 appear at the MAY
Term, 1880, ofthe Orphans Couii Of Amite Coun.
~, and shew cause ifany they why tho Follow.
ing specified tracts of Land Of said Estate should
not be sold, yz;-The South West and North East
Quarters, and the west half the North West Quar-
ter Of Section twenty two, in Township one, OF
Range four East; and also the East half of the
NORTH west Quarter Of Section twenty seven, in
Township one, of Range four East Of the lands d.
Tected to be sold at Washington, Mississippi.
JANE TORRANCE,l -.
S. IL STRONG, A@'rS
February 90, 1899. 9w6
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE.

ALL persons are forewarned from trading for a
note given by James Scott, Jnr TO Gerard G. Bran
don, f. r. Richardson g. K Hoffman, or order
for Sl578 "a cts, payable and negotiable at the
Office Of Discount and Deposite Of the Planters
Bank Of the State of Mississippi at Woodville,
twelve months after the date thereof-and dated
i7th January, 1889, and endorsed by said Gerard
G. Brandon, r. Is. RiShs,J Jsvu a. n. Hoilimun--
the above note having been executed by said Scott
TO said Brandon, Richardson s. Holliman for said
Seott's sole beneit-the security given by said
Scott TO said Brandon, Richardson e. HOLMAN on
account Of their becoming endorsers as aforesaid,
having entirely failed.
G. @. BRANDON,
FIR RICHARDSON,
X. HOLMAN.
Woodville, February %, 1882. 9w6
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE.

HAVING been Probate Judge for ten years with.
out having issued an Execution for my fees; those
indebted will excuse me (undor circumstances) of
my issuing Executions in every case.
T. II. PROSSER.
April 4, 1882 ni4-4w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NO,TICE.

ALL persons indebted to Geo. Poindexter by
open account or otherwise, are respectfully solci
ted to settle the same on or before tho first week
Of the next court
JIG. POlNDEXTER
March 81, 1885 nl3-4w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
JEW ADVERTISENIENTS
THOMAS G., WEST.

WILL practice LAW in the Courts of this
county-Also in the Circuit Courts of Amite, Pike
and franklin; aud tho Supreme, Chancery, and Dis
irct Courts at NatChez.
WOOdpiHe, April 28h, 1892 II
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
NOTICE,

Expecting to be absent from the State for some
months, do hereby constitute Moses Liddell my
lawful agent, TO transact any business during my
absence.
ANDREW LIDDELL.
March 81, 1882. n13-3w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
GUNSNIITHING.

THE above business will be carried on at Fort
Adams, by the subscnber-Work Warranted
Terms Cash
A. McFADEN.
April 2, 1882. ID
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
WANTED no Hire

TWO strong, able bodied wood-cboppers, for 8,
6 or 9 months Liberal wages will be given
payable monthly. Apply 10 ID. c. Henderson g.
Go. at Fort Adams, or to the subscriber
l.. SCARBOROUGH.
March 81, 1899. nl3--4w.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

MIR. r. A. PORTER has left his notes and
accounts in my handsfo collection; those who are
indebted TO him are requested TO call on me and
settle them.
G. D. BOYD.
April 81, 1889 i6wi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

Mr.. Alhinson-As one always dispos-
cd to see talent brought into prominence,
and receive its merited reward, take
the liberty of inviting through the medi-
um OF your paper, call at Mr.. p. Nj.
Slocum's, and an examination of his Vi
"llns, the work Of his own ingenuity,
which for neatness of workmanship, and
richness OF tone, are not surpassed by
any Of Cremona's that l have ever had
the privilege of seeing or hearing.
AMATEUR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25
OCTOBER 25.
NEW BOOKS,
For sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.


Flora's Interpreter ,or the American Book Of Flow
ers and sentiments; by Mr.. >. /. Hale.
The Young Ladies' Own Book; manuel Of intel
leciual improvement and moral depoi itnent, by
the author of the Young Mans Own Book
The beauties of the British Poets, with a few in
uoductory obseryalIons-by the Rev. George
Croly.
Bible Dictionary; Dictionary of important names,
obJects, and terms, found in the Holy Scriptures,
Intended principally for you,h--by Howard Mall
colin.
Cheering views Of Man and Providence, drawn
from consideration Of the eri.n, uses and rcul-
edles of evil bysN arren Burton
The Missionary Gazetteer; comprising a xeograph-
zeal and statistical account of various stations Of
the American and foreign protestant miss onary
societies Of all denominations, with their progress
III eVangelization, and civilization, illustrated by
engrayimgS-by Il. B. Edwards
housekeeping, suited to the business of traders.
Farmers and mechanics, mostly by single entry,
and designed for schools, to which is added kew
Ia certain parts Of the mercantile arithmetic-by
Michael Walsh, A d.
Exercises Tor the coSet-for every day in the year,
by VIM. Jay.
Evening E&ercises for the closet, for every day in
the year, by VIM. Jay.
Prayers for the use of families; or, the domestic
minister's assistant, by VIM. Jay.
"Never be withoui book in daily reading, ofa
direct scr'ptural and devotional tendency"
Way Marks; or, directions TO persons commencing
religious life, selected and arranged, by q. L.
Bede, d d.
Progressive exercises in English composition, by r.
). Parker.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

ofthc superior fare, fine accommod ations,
attentive servants, gentlemanly and po-
lite host ofthis Hotel-in connexion with
its uniform neatness and splendor-we
would not wish by any means, to be un-
dcrStood in prciudicial sense in refer.
encc to the other establshments-they
are all highly deserving ofpublic patron
age. For a more particular description
OF the City Hotel, we refer our readers
to our advertising columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

.Miliiary,-Mc had the pleasure on
Monday morning last, of Witnessing the
appearance oiihe First Light Infantry of
Providence, commanded by Capt. Shaw,
in a new and elegant grey uniform. We
have never seen any Company look so
well. The discipline of this respectable
corps, VIC are wauanted in saying, is not
equalcd by any other in the State
When we consider the present degraded
state Of our militia, and the consequent
little induccment held out to young men
to perfect themselves in military tactics, it
is matter of much surprise to us that the
chartered companies are enabled to keep
their ranks full under such discouraging
auspices. The lst Light Infantry of
Providence, is composed principally, of
young and entcrprising mechanics, and
the great perfection to which they have
attained in military science, would reflect
credit upon regular troops.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

Duff Green in his paper Of the 18th
inst. in a calculation he makes of the
probable result Of the Presidential vote in
the event Of that questions finally de-
volving upon the House of Representa-
tivcs, puts Rhode-Isand down as an an
h-mosomic Staie.-Wc should be glad to
learn who furnished Gen. Greene with
this information.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

Ono. The returns from 48 counties
in Ohio, as reported by the Washington
Globe, give for Lyman 53,G29 votes, and
for Lucas 53,3l5. In several counties
there is a great change against the Jack
son party, in others here is great fall
ing off of the National Republican votes,
from causes which there is reason to hope
may not operate in the Presidential cleo
ton. % counties remain to be heard
from. Bos. Pat. OF yesterday.
The result of the late election in Penn
sylvania, has truly been great anti
Jackson victory. The official returns
have reduced the majority of Gov. Wolf
to only 100. In the Legislature, it is
ascertaincd that there is an anti-Jackson
majority of NINE, and FOURTEEN
Anti.Jackson members Of Congress have
been elected. n. y. Com.
CAPE DE VERDs.-A vessel was dcs-
patched from Boston last week, for Cape
de Verbs, with supplies for the suffering
inhabitants. The sum of S3127 was con.
trbutcd in the different churches in Bos-
ton on the 18th inst and S37 from other
sources. In Ncwbury and Newbury-
port $3.50 81 was collected. A meeting
was held for the relief of the sufferers, in
Salem, on Thursday evening, and a com
mittee appointed to solicit subscriptions
The Treasurer Of the Boston Committee C
has received $3.50 from Charlcstown.
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Nj Marine LIST.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Steamboat President, Bunker, NYork;
g Boston, Comstock, do;
Sloop Portsmouth, Monroe, st. Ba,lholomews
CLEARED.
Schr. William, Miller, Wilmington, n. C..
" Harrington, Birmingham, Baltimore;
Consolation, Massa, Mobile;
Steamboat President, Bunker, Provid;
Boston, Comstock, do;
Sloop Kingston, Carpenter, New Iberia;
Brig Laurel, Bisley, Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25
fENNSYLVANIA-ALL HALL

The New-York Commercial Adverti-
ser contains full account Of the proceed
ings OF one of the largest and most spiri-
led meetings ever held in Philadelphia
!" They speak voice." says the Com
merclnl, "that will be heard throughout
that great and regenerated State, and
will be echoed back by the freemen of
New York"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25
NJ A X Il / A G. L. y.

In this town, on the Ith inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Burdick, MIR Isaac Carr, to Mrs Phebe It, Arm
strong, both of Jamestown
In Providence, Oh Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Hathaway, Mr. John II. Tay lor, former
ly Of this town, to Miss Eliza +. Harding, second
slaughter Of Mr. lleze<ah Harding, of the former
place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

BY the notice in this days paper, of
the Committee appointed by the Young
Mems National Republican Convention
held in Washington in May last, Cen
eral Convention of the National Repub-
lican Young Men of Rhode Island, is to
be held in Providence OH the I'd of Nov
next, for the purpose of adopting measures
to secure the election Of the Electoral
Ticket nominated by the Convention hol-
Gen in that city Oh the Goth ult. We
arc glad to see that the Young Men of
this State are alive to the great and vital
question of "\Vho shall be our next Pre-
sident:" And we sincerely hope that
the Young Men Of this town and county
will take measures to have their views
and rights fully represented at the meet
ing. The present is period full Of in
tercst, and the future is looked to bv ev-
cry dispassionatc mind with emotions of
mingled hope and despair. If Jackson
should be reelected, which may Heaven
in mercy forbid, there arc then in reserve
for this once proud and happy republic,
days of darkness and sorrow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

Gov. Shulzc's letter which we publish
in this number, will be read with deep
interest by every man whose feelings are
yet warm in favor Of his country's happi-
ness and glory.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25
ID l. A Il ii $.

lu this town, on Sunday last, Miss Sarah c..
Brown, aged 81 years.
In Ncw-Eediord, on Saturday last, Mrs Sarah
Tew. formerly Of this town, aged ~ years. Her
remains were bIough, to this place OH Monday last,
for internens
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

Dimmeord's Official Drarn Numbers.
Union Canal Lottery, class 81,
&c 81 90 7 81 Fl 2 43 SO
Comb. AZ SO, a prize Of $500, in a whole tick
ct, sold at DinRefords.
Conn. Lottery, class So, drawn numbers,
81 SO 6 2 90 81 80 80 Al Of
Fold at Dinnelord's Office
Comb 29 ~, prize of $500, whole ticket,
- 33 53, 50 $l00. in Il guar. do
Grand state Lottery, Glass No. 81,
Highest Prize, $4,000.
Draws this day! Oct 25, at o'clock, at the State
House, in Newport.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion, for sale at this
O.lice [Oct 20
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OCTOBER 25.
JAMES HAMMoND,S
CIR C.ULA TING LIBRARY
RECENT AnDIptoSs

lSECENT ADDITIONS.
Piz:
22Ii-Elizabeth Bennett or Pride and Preiudice-
novel, by the author Of Sense and Sem
slblhy,' &c. 2 vols
23Ao-Two Years and half in the Navy, or a
journal Of a cruise in the Mediterranean &
Levant. on board of the y. s. frigate Con-
slellation in the years iS29-3O, S 81, by
j.. &. Wines, 2 vols
22S6-lvsn Tejeeshen; or life in Russia by Thad-
deus Bulsarln, 2 vols
2SI-ffeidenmauer-the IIeideEmauer, or the
Benedlctnes, legend Of the Rhine by tllg
author Of the 'Praire,'' the Red Rover
Bravo SC &C, 2 vols
22fs-Nghts Of the Round Tabe--or stories Of
Aunt Jane and her friends, author of Clan
AlIn,' Elizabeth de Brace &c SC, | vol
2249-lades' Family Library, No 2, viz. the
Biographies Of Lady Ra.ee. and madame
Guyon, by the author Of iIobomok, &c v
225o-Lades' Family Library, No {, viz. the
Biographies of madame de Stael, and ma
dame Roland, by The author Of iobomok.
SC vol
225l-N estward lio! a tale by J. X. Paulding-
author Of Dutchuan's Fireside, Sc vols
2252-Frederick Kin. Of Prussia life Of Freder-
ick King ofPrussia; being the 4ist, & 42d
Nos. Family Library.
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ME AIORANDA. =.

Brig John Decatur. Chappell, Of this port. sail
ed from Liberia July 23d, for Leewurd,
Arr at New Orleans I'd, schr Fox, Newton, fir
this port Adv. schr Enterprise, Burdck, from
Charleston.
AT Havana, 4,ll inst. brig Eagle, Lawlon, FIN
this por diScg.
At Goitenburg, Aug. 9th, big Harvest, FL
dred, of this port in quarantine.
On the Coast Of Peru, Jan. 18th, ship Freder-
ick Augustus, Keen, Of this port, with 500 bis.
oil.
The sloop President, Gates, Of this port, from
New ork for Connecticut, in ballast, went ashore
miles west Of Point Judith, on the 18th inst.
aud went to pieces.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25

".No Matter Who," poctical cores
pondent, shall have place in our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-25
Il G. Il T. a II MIS- ia KE.
Unless you call at
WM. LANES TILLEN,S.

TIIEAPER GOODS were never offered before
" in this town than those just opened and for
sale at his store. lis silks, mcrnocs, circassans,
fancy hdkfs. shawls, gloves, ribbons, battings
brocloths cassimercs, anneIs sattinets, ,esiiugs,
gnglams, calicos, laees, shirngI, shectlngs, lin
ems, and in fact every article IN the dry goods
line almost 10 be given away. If his friends and
customers will give him call, they shall be fair
ly dealt with.
w. J. r. Will give out lace for working to all
ladies who will return it worked within two or
three months, ,and take their pay at the time of re-
turning it. tOct 25
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AUCTIONS.
DRY GOODS ATAUCTION

Am WEDNESDAY NEXT, Oct. 3lsf
~ at o'clock, will be sold at public arction
at the store Of the Subscriber TO close consignment
"a great variety Of blue, blaes, olive and mixed
broadc'oths, sattnetts, cassiinerss. drab cloths,
blankets, quilts, counterpancs, ladies and gentle
mems cIoaks, aud variety Of other articles 10
Oct 20
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H E R A LID OF THE TIMES.

mat ITS statements of facts, and its princi-
pies, be earnestly and arxiously recon-
mended to the serious and attentive con.
sideratlon of the citizens Of Pennsylva-
MIA.
Resolved, That the editors ofall Anti
Jackson papers in the State of Pcnnsyl-
vanIa, be requested to publish in their pa
pers, the letter Of Gov. Schulze on the
10Th inst. that 90, 900 copies of it be pub
lished in the German language, and
$4,000 copies of it in the English Ian
guage, aud that the Ant-Jackson party
be requested to take pains to have the
letter distributed throughout every town
ship in Pennsylvania.
On motion Of Samuel j. Robbins, Esq.
it was
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting, signed by the Chairman
and officers, be published in all the pub
l'c Journals throughout the common
wealth that are favourable to the cause
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn
Another great meeting, similar to the
one held in Philadelphia, has teen held
at Buffalo, n. Y. at which hundreds os
Jackson's former supporters were pres
ent and took part in the proceedings to
oppose his reelection.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-06-06
Sls0Es THsEvE:S.!!

VNHE Store of the subscribers broken open on
IL Saturday night June Cd, and robbed of goods and
papers to the amount of nine ten hundred dollars.
The following some of the articles taken: One bolt
of drab cloth, do. of red flannel, do of bed
ticking two part bolts of dark and light cold calicoes,
piece fine cambric half do book muslin, dozen
Swiss capes piece lace and several do. ribbons or
pec cambria pen knives, several pieces
keen, mems brogans ladies' shoes, childrens d.
tons and many other articles too to mention
One box of notes to the amount of 500 DOLLARS
and upwards, and other useful papers, and small
of money. All perrons indebted TO the subscribers
requested to withhold the payment Of the to any
but the subscribers. Any person who will detect the
thief thieves, goods shall be suitably rewarded.
ROBERTS, GILLIAN & Co.
Hurricane. Jnne 3. 1892. IL
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-06-06

with degree Of minuteness which may prove
embarrassing in practice. Its principal features
do not differ from those Of the former Colombian
Constitution, or from our own, which served as
model for both. The Territory is divided into
Provinces. those into Cantons, and he Contons
into Pafishes.-There is Legislature to each
Province, its Governor, however, is appointed
by the Supreme Executive. The General Gov
eminent is declared to be "Republican, Popular,
Representative, Elective, Alternative and Res
Ponsibe. Tho inhabitants arc to be 'sproteoted
in the exercise of the Catholic Apostolic Reli.
gion. y" The right ofsuffrage is only 10 be enjoyed
by citizens and those only are accounted citizens
who being of age possess the means of supporting
themselves without entering into the service or
employment of any one. After 1850, they will
also be required to be able to read and write. No
mention is made of jury, which institution is
indeed totally inapplicablc in the present state
of the country-GEo5e
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-06-06
NO1lICE.

We having determined to build Steam Boat
to ply the Kaskaskia river, and being DESTROYS Of
awaiting ourselves of the assistance of our fellow
citizens of other counties, adopt this means to
invite all whc are disposed to aid the undertaking,
to attend a meeting to he held in the town of
Carlyle ON THIRD MONDAY of june next.
where measures will be concerted, and books
opened for stock subscriptions.
The river being already cleared of distractions
as high as Carlyle, it is probable that the bust
ness of clearing will be resumed and prosecuted
to vandalia the ensuing season; we therefore
confidently hope that the year will not eapse
without the commencement Of an enterprise
fraught with so many advantages to this section
of country, as the building of suitable Steam
boat.
Many citizens Of 81. Clair and Clinton counties.
Nav the S0th, 1880
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

EDURSUANT to instructions received from the so,;
Il clor Of the Treasury will be sold on the FIRST,
m NJ IN JULY NEXT, the following REAL ES-
TATE, belonging to the United States situate and he
ing in the CITY OF ST. LOUIS, and state of Mis-
lsouri. e VI ''''-
LIST. LOT OF GROUND on Main street N col,
Umy, containing 20 feet in front, English measure. bv
ioO feet, French measure, in depth; on which erte
House. ~ D"ehiis
Cd. LOT OF GROUND on Water street in said
Clty, containing FL feet English measure in front bv
ioo ieet, French measure, in depth
81. LOT OF GROUND on Elm street in said
lily, containing 40 feet front, by 100 IN epth; ON
iho smaller ones, for the accommodation of nurcbaser
4n In the Northern part of the CITY, known by the
name OF Bates, Smiths, and Lsa's addition 70 tho
Iown OF o Louis, the undivided third part of Lots No.
% ana o. as specihed on the plat of said Addition
9TH The whole of Lot No. 3, in said Addition
9th. The whole of Lots Fo. SO and 81, in said Addi
ton. ~ S-'N A'oi'
Addition. - - w - " '''''
Inc sale VIII commence on the day above specified
between the hours OF ten and eleven O'clock A. NJ and
the Lots be sold in the numerical order above set firth
The sale of each Lot will take place on the respective
premises.
Terms of sale, will be one third of the purchase mon
ey paid down; the remainder, in equal ntaments
with interest) at and Is months for which the nrnp
ssory notes of the purchaser will be reouired jmme
ate possession will be given of the premises sold and
on the payment of the last nstalment quit claim deed
executed by the Solicitor of the Treasurr- &C..
VIII delivor to each purchaser ndum
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. Nav l21. 1892.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-06-06
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

We received Washington dates to the 25th ult. We
hastily glanced the files, but observed nothing of
immediate interest," what relates to the proceeding
of the Baltimore Republican Convention As we anti
cipased and probably every body else, the honorable
Martin Van Buren, has been selected by that body
proper person to be for Vice President connection
with Gen. Andrew Jackson for President.
The L.lilot on. the nomination stood thus: For N.
Van Buren,, 208; for P p Barbour, 40; for r.. M
scafncAy delegation voted unafimousiy for Col
Johnson delegates from Illinois voted, johnson
and two for Van Buren,. Pennsylvania gave an undi-
vided vote for P. P. Barbour
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-06-06

- TATE Of Illinois, Pope county: We the n1dersign.
- Cd houroholders said county, peIng duy sworn
by John Baldwin, justice OF the peace for sand coun
ty, on oaths do report that we 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 tobe esrays and the descrp-
tion is follows: is Shesnut sorrel MIKE, sup
posed be nine ten years old, fifteen hands one inch
high with long star in her forehead and snip on her
nose, and n scar on her right thigh near her flank,
thought to be occasioned by burn, racks and trots
WE'LL other marks brands perceivablc, and do APP
praise the said to dollars. The other is
an IRON RAJ supposed to be two years old, about
thirteen hands and half high !. other brands or
marks perceivable, and do aPaise the said ly to %
dollars Given under hands and seals this 18th day
Of May, 1882 Sworn to and subscribed before me the
lay and date above written Jonathan Floyd,
John Williams.
John Baldwin, J. r.
do certify the above to be true statement from ny
stray docket. Given under my hand and seal this 'h
Iday of NAV. 1882 John Baldwin, +.
Recorded this 18th day of MAY, 1872.
IL Test. gro. w. WATERS, CsF CO. G pS'