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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-11-14
New Wholesale Drug & Medicine
8I'WIETRD

SI'0&Ra 5Tas
.Nnrly opposite the Union Hotel, ST LOUIS.
gHVFE subscriber having purchased the extensive es-
H. Adjustment of Charles 5. Keener, at the corner of
uai& Pune streets, designs conduct business where
he respectfully solicts Physicians & country Merchants
to iFpect large and general assortment Of
DMgs, Medicines, and Dye-Sfufs,
Just received from the Eastern markets. which he Of.
fcrs the most reasonable and accommodating terms
Honduras Sarsaparila with the compound extract Of
the SINE both in the fluid and solid form, Swains gem
une lanacea, EPSON Salts, English and Ventian Red,
Spanih Brown, Copperas, and Yellow Ochre, Calomel
Jalap,pcac and Camphor, Opium Mamma in TASKS and
sorts, luinine, both French and American Congress
Powders with Seiditz, Soda and Augue Powders, Dye
StuGs With Paints in oil, Paint Brushes, &C. sc. -
He has also supply Of the best chewing and ladies
twist, GU aud lump Tobacco, Snuff, Spanish Cigars
spts TTpentlne, Black Varnish, Linseed Oil, with
winter-stained Sperm OIL He also keeps Lees patent
Medicine, viz: Indian Specific, Pills, Itch Ointment,
Worm Loenges, Elixer, Life and NERVOUS Cordial
The subscriber, from his perfect knowledge and expe-
ence in tie Drug business fatters himself that no will
give every abstraction to all those that may favor him
with their orders, which shall be thankfully received
and promptly attended to. If Physicians should
favor him with Their prescriptions they shall be put up
with accuracy and despatch. AUSTIN plGGOT.
st. Louis, August IA, 1889. is-sm
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2s$ossgys Casfimoss,

ASHVSVEAsV S.>tSsvktsHE3Vs
YENHE undersigned will furnish to ORDER at sights
IL PLoUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Hoods
g. Wrghts Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Peacock
or Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blacksniths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms. The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGES of either
Oft the above kinds, finished complete and parranted to
run well, or 0s5-no sale All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS g. EILEs,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry,a few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street. January 81, l832.-Iy
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-11-14
gwkgGLgzs4aITs & EMTA11
sGsa00le, gsagsIssg, Grttslls, a1yD
Military Accoutrenenf lNanutactory,
ST. LOUIS.
s. IT, M,FKINNEY.

MNAVlNG purchased the interest of j. G A. Nc
Il IL Kenney, in the .bove establishment, respectfully
announces to the public, that it will be continued by
him, in all its various branches. lie has at present on
hand large assortment Of
Gentlemen's full quilted, half and quarter shaft
ed Saddles; inlaid and best plain do; second
and third rate do.
Ladies' Saddles, consisting of quilted, quilted fore
pieces, buckskin plush and plush ives.
Brides and Martingales, of every description
Bellows-top, travelling, fancy and hair Trunks.
Saddlebags, Valices, Carpet Bags, and Portmsn-
teaus.
Coach, Gig, and Deatborn Harness, Of every
description.
Dray, Wagon, and Cart Harness.
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames, and every other
article to be found in similar manufactures.
O+orders for military and Indian work, will be at
tended to at the shortest notict.
te5-Country Saddlers respectfully informed that
be has on hand general assortment of materials
Feb 49, 1899.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-11-14
Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware
MAMUFACTORY,


VEvAKES this method of informing the citizens
n- of Vandalia and vicinity, that he intends
carrying on the above business, in its various
branches, at Vandaia; where he will sell, a,
wholesale or retail, all kinds of ware in his line,
on the most reasonable terms. Country mer-
chants will find it to their advantage to call and
examine for themselves, before purchasing else
where. The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand large supply Of Patent Rejecting Ba-
kers, of the best quality tt5
All kinds of jobbing and repairing done at the
shortest notice; and all kinds of Copper, Pew
tier, Brass and Lead, bought at this establish
ment. 1
ral7 aaf t. w. II. SIMMONS.
august, 1882 24tf
An Apprentice is wanted to theabove business
A lad, of IS or IS years Of age, of moral and
industrious habits will meet with good encourage
nlent. One from the country would be preferred
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
N6ets,es@suD g9a tbsu
Erist3y Evensng. EeS. 3.

~ writer in the n. Y. Commercial, conicc
lures ''that the President will take an appeal from
the Senate to the Peoplc-that he will not appoint
a successor TO Van Buren,, until the Scnate is com
PEELED, by popular opinion, Legislative instruc-
ton, to reconsider and confirm tho nomination."
Ii the President waits for this, he will wait a
long time. The interest of Van Buren, is entirely
among Politicians. He is unknown to the mass
OF the people, and perfectly Indifferent TO thcm.-
lie has erected no monument in their hearts. A
mushroom OF yesterday, his memory might be blot
ted from existence, without destroying rusting
link in the chain of the history of tho country.
Ills consequence is Fictitious; resting mainly upon
the electoral strength of New York, derived
from dcxterty in tho of party tactics. Nci-
Their as Legislator, Secretary, Ambassador, is
his Ramc connected with any solid benefaction to
his country. In such man, governed as he noto-
riously is by the most memorable selishness, and
by an ambition, which reaching at the highest
things, winds and meandcrs like tho snake bat
never towers like the eagle, majcsticaly to stoop
upon his oblect-tbe people, the farmers and me.
chanics of the land, can feel little interest.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
TO THE PUBLIC.
GEiN'EEs Az E5Ss'b'EGE.

FENHOMAS BALL Respectfully announces
e to his friends and The public, that having
purchased the entire interest of Mr.. Isham
Pickett in the above well known establishment.
1t will IN future be conducted by himself TO
those unacGuainted he would merely state that
the location othis stand is one of the best IN the
City, beng con iguous to the Capitol, and to all
the principal Warehouses.
Beng determined TO conduct it in style nfe-
rlor to none in the City, and en- tho most reason
able terms, be has provided himself with active
and attentive servants; his Table Will at all
times be furnished with every delicacy that the
Market affords, and his Bar stocked with the
best Liquors. The Stables attached to the es-
Ia Enlistment are extensive and comfortable, and
the Osilers careful and attentive.
The long experience he has had in this busI-
ness and the satisfaction that he flatters himself
has been invariably gwen heretofore, renders il;
unnecessary to make any remarks rs to qua
lIhcation: suffice 1t say, that his personal at
tentlon, IN every instance, will be entirely devo
ted to the comforts of his guests, and no exer.
tons spared to give general satlfaction.
u Ten or twelve Boardcrs, by the week
month"; or year, will be taken Oh terms as rea
sonabIe as at any other House in the City.
RICHMOND, Jan. 9, I332.-eo,f
~ The Petersburg Intelligenccr will please
publish the above two weeks, and forward thei
account to The Wing Office for collection
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
From the Globe.
sen ATOR MILLER

"Sir, one OF the most decided objections have
to the confirmation of this appointment is, that
the most active influence of the patronage eff tho
Government, was exercised with a view to make
this nominee, at the end Of the present incsm-
bcnts term of service, tho President believe this
power was exercised for this purpose to a criminal
and corrupt extent. l have hecn informed by n
gentleman of the most unqucstionablc integrity,
and high character, that the Post Office patronage
was avowedly lent to this purpose, and that within
one month after the late Secretary of State took
possession of the seals, the Postmasters, by order
OF that Department, were appointed upon this
principle removed retained by this criterion,
and some very singular specifications of the cir
cult through VIII ich the applicants made their an
proaches and sent liz their adhesion wore detailed
to me-"
This passage is taken from the speech of Mr.
Miller, of South Carolina, for tho purpose of Civ.
ing 1t direct contradiction. The gentleman
OF the most unquesionable integrity, and
high character, is, therefore put upon his proof tc
show that the Post Office patronage ,cas auo,o
edty lent TO This purpose" We are authorized by
tho Head of the Department to say, that there is
no truth in the statement.
Mr. Miller may find it difficult to provo his allie
CATION, as the proof rests upon the motive, which
those whc felt it were too cautious t. avow; but
there is general moral conviction of tho truth OF
what he says.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04

The Courier s. Enquirer, Van Burcn's chosen
organ, ranking in his confidence even above its
Richmond namcsake, is in spasms at his rejection.
Hear his dcnunciation of the three great arbtcrs
of his Hero's fate.
"What picture is thus represented to the
country-llenry Clay, who SOLD the Presidency
to John Quincy Adams for the office Of Sec-c.
tary of State, John c.. Calhoun, the NULLIrr.
Err, who recommends CLUB at the South TO
violate the laws of Congress which he has
sworn to support, ard Daniel Webster the
Hartford Convention Advocate, the Aristocrat
and opponent of the late war, united to reiec,
The nomination o! n republican Of unexceptlon
! BILE character undonbcd talents and patrio, ism.
and one who is sustained, and deserves to be-
sustained, by the great State of New York
This foul combination has been complmen,ed
for firmness and decision. They will require all
their firmness 10 stand up against the indioni.
ton of an insultcd people. They may hltter
themselves that their own States NAV hush ND or
pass over the Disgrace Of their own acts, but
they will soon discover their error.
ave presume this will be deemed the last politi-
cal act of John C. Calhoun. He was political
~ deiunct before the nation he gave this casting
vote, and now he will not have even the merit of
dying with decency. His feelings of rivalry and
jealousy but feelings after all, because whatcv-
may bcial Mr.. Van Buren,, Calhoun can ne
acquire the confidence of the people-hc
may icdt on Henry Clay, or follow the beck of
Daniel Webster, but his position hereafter must
be one of AFFECT subscrvicncy to the new masters
he has chosen"
eve know the good will entertained towards
MIR. VAN buren, in other states, and we but echo
the general voice in placing his name as a eandi.
date for VICE PRESIDENT before the people, though
men who use his name and influence may oppose
Tive knoto that the democracy ofthe country
will not see their old enemies prescribe and perse
cute those who have been faithful in trying times
The great meeting which will be held THIS EVEN
ING, at Tammany Hall, possibly, may not take any
order on the Vice Presidency, rcservng that quos
ton, AS WE DO, for the decision of the Baltimore
Convention in May-but until that decision takes
place, we shall continue the name of MARTIN Van
BVREN, at the head of our columns, in conncxioi
with that of AADREw JACKSON"
Will abuse of Webster, Calhoun and Clay reca
or oblitcrate the disgraceful instructions to Nc
Lane? VIII it disProvo Van Burcn's agency il
dissolving the Cabinet, and bargaining for gcot
office for HIMSELF Will it throw from him, the pa
rentage of tho infamous and dcspotc proScriptir
system? It will have none of these effects; no
can the effort to Withdraw public attention from TIN
true grounds of his rejection, by unlimited abus
OF those who effected it, prove successful. Noa
~ Webb, cannot excite the people Of the u. State
to resent Van Buren's rejection. They know it'll
OF him, and care less.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
SER g IT a T. & e 6.

IEFHlS beautiful, distinguished, thorough bred
Id racer. and getter OF racers, viii sand the
ensuing season, ct the residence of my SON.
george w. johnson, within one mile of Moodv's
raven, IN Chesterfield, and about twenty
miles from Richmond ard Petersburg; and is
now at his stand, ready to serve mares at $40
the single leap, and $50 the season, payable, on
LIST August next, when it will expire; & 90 IN
snrance, payable as soon the mare is known
to be in foai, or parted with; one dollar cash to
the groom Mares that failed TO Sir Charles
last year, will be insured this year at the price
OF the season. A company Of Elk mares NAV 60
ut $50 the season, Zach; and one gentleman put
ting five mares, shall have the same privilege
Mares furnished with pnsturagc, which are very
extensive and excellent, and servants sent with
mares boarded gratis Lots arc laid down. in
both wheat and grass, for mares and colts, and
Ted, If required, at % cents a day. Care will be
taken to avoid accidents, but no accountability
for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been 50 often advertised, that
1T is only necessary to say that lie is in as fine
health as horse can be, aid is remarkably
sure foa!-gcttcr. His colts arc very beautiful,
very successful, and are winning wherever they
go. They are selling at very high prices indeed
and are IN very great demand. Should tho colts
Of any other distinguished horse run and win,
and win very often. and were TO sell, and sell
very often, and at high prices, they then would
only DC cq1al to Sir CharLcss,
w. X. JOHNSON.
Al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
CONG Es ESS.


l" ."e senate, on Tuesday, FIR. Foors rcsolu.
Wv" 'iec'ihg an inquiry into the expcdency of
aoonsh'hg the Offices of Second Comptrollcr
"'o ''e'o"a Auditor was, after having been so
amended MS to make general inauirv of what off.
ce' oou'u DC dispensed with, agreed to. Mr.. Ewing,
resolution respecting removals from office, was
maze inc order of the day for next Monday week,
ana Mr. Bcnton's resolutions asking for informu
'ioh respecting the management and finances of
the Bank OF the United States, was also adopted
After the usual mornings business the Senate re-
suihcu the consideration of Mr.. Claws resolution,
as the unfinished business, and Mr. Holmes
continued his speech commenced Yesterday, and
concluded at lato hour of the day Mr. Hill
next has tho floor
In the House IF Representatives, after the intro
duction of various private bills, u resolution sub
united on previous day by Mr.. Everett, of Massa-
chusetts, calling for information on the subject of
reservation of land of four miles SQUARE. on the
Sandy River, in Tennessee, leased to the Second
Auditor of the Treasury, ut the treaty with the
Cmckasaw Indians, in October 1873 was taken
up and discussed by Mr.. Everett of Massachusetts.
MIR. Bell, Mr.. Wickliffe, and Mr. Mitchell. of
South Carolina, until, on motion of Mr. Polk the
House passed to the order of the day. The appor-
tionmcnt bill was then taken up, and debated till
half past four O'Clock. The proposition to strike
out 40 was ncgatived by vote of 80 to 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
jan 2O-Ct16thMar
keEI EIas Ell q .

FE7IIE subscriber respectfully informs those
4 who are in tho habit of buying implements
of husbaudry, that hc has now on hand a greater
variety than he has ever before offered them
lie has almost every kind Of Plonghs now i'll use.
with steel or cast points, and stocked with sea-
sOncd timber. an advantage not generally sufii
ciently appreciated lie has made an improve
ment III the myuldboard OF the improved l}arshare
plough, which has been suggested by many
practical farmers, rendering it much more duTa-
bic. Component parts Of plougbs always on
hand, AM mouldboards sold at factory prices
lie luucrs himself that his prices have been s,
reduced as to give satisfaction. Should any i'm
plcmcnt purchased from bIm not perform cqHa
to the expectation Of the purchaser, &, may De- tc-
turned WA. PALMER,
jan l3-eod t5 Market Bridge
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
TIE VICE PRESIDENCY

The Pennsylvania Inquirer (van BUREN, says
his nomination as Vice President, at the Baltimore
Convention in May, is past any doubt.
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer upon the re-.
cept'on of the news of Mr.. Van Burcns rejection,
forthwith placed his name in the front of its CO.
iumns as Vice President. The Globe and our En-.
quirer' will follow suit. His support will be the
test OF the true faith. Those who fail in it, will
forfeit all pretcnson TO tho right and privileges of
me Republican party. Woe unto those who in the
late Caucus in this City, muttercd treason against
Van Buren,. Let them hasten to mako expiration
by nominating him for Vice President Mt tho final
Caucus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04

KAT manner; that three ffths of said ca,
pltai sha! he raised by private subscrin,ion. and
won'.hs subscribed by the State; and that tho OK
IT,, improvements already executed and held by
'no "'Ste on the line of the James and Kenawha
NV, Sai' DC transferred to the Company at their
provided in tho charter, and shall be received
Pay!nent OF the States subscription to the
stock OF said Company
VT c AbELI made some forciblc remarks in sup
port oil his resolution.
MI DRoDNAS remarked, that as the subject was
one of great Importance. reouiring limo for
Inv and consideration, no should move
an n resolution DO laid on tho table and print.
mn,ch motion was carried i'm the affirmative
ana then the House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
ID ED.

Recently. at the Lunatic Asylum, Williamsburg.
Francis LINNlEus SMITH, Esq. aged about 40.
Those who knew him, will receive the intelligence
of his decease, the tenant of a Lunatic Hospital,
and Tor the last three years of his life blessed with
no lucid interval If their hearts arc tempered to
feel for misery, with the warmest sympathy OF
all men, he was the last of whom it could have
been conJectured, that such would be his mclan
choly fate, for he endowed with sofin
and equanimity of temper, almost uncqualcd
vi elegant Person, accomplished address, a ripe
scholar, talents of superior order, and genero-
slty and bencvolence that made him one of the
most beloved men that ever adorned society, his
end is the most melancholy commentary upon hu-
man existence His friends ough, however, to re
joicc, that his noble spirit is liberated from its suf
tcrnus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04

" The Globe says that gave repeated indi-
cations of an approaching coalition between
Mcssrs' Calhoun and Clay. The Globe means
corrupt coalitlon-a compact to hunt together for
mutual, personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of such a Goa.
lilon, we gave Indications. We may have
expressed II wish an expectation, that those
two great men and thcir friends would unite to
drive from power the dwelling and incompetent
set who now possess it. We repeat that wish
Let Jackson be expelled, and the host of third
rates and fourth rates whom nc has brought into
office and consequence, RENTED to their original
and pro per insignicance, and it is little material
who is President.
1t is pretty pass things have come to, when
Statesmen cannot casually unite in any course Of
public action for the public good, without the
ascripton OF base motives. Let the Globe shout
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
FEMALE SCHOOL,

bURlNG the ensuing year, a Female School
E1 Will be kept at the house Of the subscriber
IN the county of icnrico, and about ton miles from
the city of Richmond in healthy and pleasant
situation. The Session will commence on the "a
OF January next, and terminate the 18th of Dcccm-
Der ensung.-Thc School will be conducted by
Il lady, believed TO be entirely competent TO icacn
all the useful and substantial branches of a GOOD
English Education. From to o pupils can be
accommodated with board and washing and TO
them every care and attention will be paid.-Tcrms
viii be $50, for the entire session, including every
charge, for board, washing and tuition.
dc 81 MARY c.. G.. SHEPPARD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
ooaIi'ion"-thc term, like the wand Of tho "Great
Magician" has lost its virtue

w We had proposed to accompany the com.
'nunication of "Charlcs CITY," with some obscr.
va'ions and extracts from the Charles CITY Po,i.
'ion' but we not permitted by tho condition of
our columns. The temper of the public below
F." s"ch' we learn as TO leave no debut that the
IVA" Noau STOCK will BIO instantly and grcedily
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
GRAPE VINES.

eLiPS of he following varieties of the Grape
- from Doct. Nortons vineyard, for sale
warranted to withstand the effects of Winters
frost ana Summers sun, and never to fail in pro-
ducing crop Of excellent eating tiut, and abun-
dant supply for the manufacture of wine, requir-
ing Out little pruning or care in the culture.
Ca,awba, lunches weighing J to Z of pound
Isabella, do do 5to3 do do
Virginia seeding, do do tto8 do do
Wor,hington, do do Ito do DO
The slips are put IN boxes of hundreds and
fifty each-l1r sale low at
WHITING BURWELL & COS.
Directly opposite the door of the Eagsc Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04

'E>O JOHN WILKINSON, Susing for the Ben
eft Of Geo. WHkinsom.-Sr, As you are not
known to be an inhabtant of Virginia, you arc
hereby notified, that shall, the third Satur-
day in February next, being the 18th day of the
month, between the hours Of o'clock ia the
morning and sunset, at the Franklin Hotel, in tho
town of Lynchburg, proceed to take the deposit
ton OF Reuben Byrch and others; and on the Sa
turday following, at the tavern of Edwin Jordan
IN the town of Gainesville, those of Albert G.
Hudgins and Mosclcy :. Stratton, and others; and
on "Wednesday the 2lst day of March, at the Ia
vcrn of Richard Bass, Powhatan Court House,
be read in evidence in suit now pcnding i,
the County Court of Powhatan, wherein you a re
plaintiff and wo defendants. The taking oil
SAID dispositions will continue from day TO dav un
til completed, where you may attend if you think
proper. VIM. & HENRY MONTAGUE.
ian 81
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.SOESce 10 sHs5SsPs'S.

IG'ilE subscriber has for sale, BoHirg Cloths,
Ia OF superior quality, Of the Ark,r stamp
from No. to No. 8, and can Recommend them
TO those vino are Iii want OF the article.
ANDREW SW EGNY.
a S. also otii'r5 Tor sale, fir, rate FanGv
Flour, and few half barrels superior Nour,fiu
Buckwhca,, together with some very fine Noun.
tain Butter, i'll small frkins. ia 2G--6t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
EDO,FEE$TEC a%f3pEg&.
CEOPC,E CAREY

Corner Of BafLmorc oHd Chvics&ircci&, B71iimorc,
FEAS for sale a general assortment Of Douc.-
tic Goods, consisting IN part of " iEqfiA.iy."
-. fppiclon," .sIowciL" 'IEnpjiioa" "Nuehug."
"Ercfcr,- "Arerg," and "i'ti.fcid' MA>rf.a.
rrzrs. which WILDE sold on favorable terms by
the package piece.
e. t--2,w ,}u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
MAT, GoPB 5%0TJA1D,
ArI''Unp NEW Ar LAW

y n I'LL in future attend the Superior and IN
w fcr,or Courts held in this City. lie may
be found, until further notice, at the Office Of Con
way Robinson, Esq. near the City Hail.
feb Eff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
UNION HOTEL.
EsSs'sgslffShs ESss{y,

VIE subscribers to Ball to be given at the
~ Union Hotel, on the 22d instant, and such
other gentlemen as may wish to participate in
the same, will please meet at the Union, on the
4'h instant, 70 appoint managers, &c.
feb l--lt
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n o e S II BEE s.

u Printed at the Wing Office in the best man
n rt' with various new and splendid figures OF
Horses