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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-10
Doctor We0derburM's
STOMHCHIC BITTERS.
A Grand Restorative to Health.

A Grand Restorative to Health,
DREP AIRED and sold by him, a. hls Shop on King.
street, one door above j. Janney & Co. and Oppo-
site w. NJ Morrson's Book store. These Bitters, for
near twenty years past, have been acknowledged to
be one amongst the preventves agsinst Ague and Fee
yer, intermittent aud Bilious Fevers, sc There
number who use them directed. and who have no
malignant complaints in their families and who, in con.
sequence, always keep them on hand
In quence of the rise in spirits. It is out of my
power to sell the Bitters as have done heretofore
The price Of each bottle will be ga cents; by the do
zen bottles, S. per dozen, by the gallon, So IS.
623 cents per quart. The advance will take place
from Saturday next. w. WEDDERBUKS.
sept 20-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-10
900 Negroes wanted

200 Negroes wanted
I AATE wish to purchase Two i'undred Negroes. of
w both sexes, from ~ to q years of age, feit
hands; also mechanics OF every description
Persons having such to dispose Of would do vel! 10
give US II, we deter mined to give CHER
prices fol slaves than any pus~ asers who or
may hereafter come into this MAJ ket.
All com nunications promptly attendedto. We can
at all times be found at our residence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C.
oct 1T FRANKLIN & ARNFfELp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-10
prime Chewing Tobacco

4 HAVE just received from Ric' mnnl. few boxes
ofthe above article, which can safely recomme nd
as better still"
On Hand,
Boxes Pound ED.l Gavend,sh Tobacco and Plugs,
az 60 the pOund) which sell by the box little
under the market price.
sept II JNp CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-10

900 NEGROES wanted.

L years. Persons having such to sell, shall have
ash, and the highest prices, by applying to the SUBJ
,crber Pratt street, Baltimore the Intersection
If the Rail Road with the Washington City Road. Ii.
ner, commissions will be paid TO those who will aid
n pure asing for the subscriber
apr lift AUSTIN VOOLFOLK.
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GWnpuwder Yea.

> CHESTS, extra fine, just received and for sale
. S. AESSERSMlTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-10
Landreth Seeds.

"A ceived.
The subscriberis Agent for The Floral Magazine and
Botanical Repository, published BY d & C. Landreth.
philadeIphis. with descriptions and coloured usrs.
tons of the flowers &c One number is issued every
two months. at price which only covers the expenses
Equalization The first. containing FIVE beautiful co.
Toured engsnss, may be at the shop of the SUBJ
scriber Wh SiABLER.
9th mo SO, 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-10

Choice Wines.
lust received per brig Remittance, from Nadeira,
b. Madeira ss and casks
Sercal do in half quarter casks
Grape Juice do in Or and half Or casks
The above Wines are from the houses OF Newton,
Gordon, Murdoch, and Scott, Lewis & Co., and are
OF superior quality, and for sale by
MESsERsMITH.
Uho has IL, Store,
2pipes, 6 bids, and 10 Or casks Payne Co'sL.
p. Madeira
sercisl, Burgundy, and Nslmsey Madeira, in
quarter casks
pipes and 4 quarter casks "Figuira's" LIP Ma.
dcira, entitled to debenture
pipes and ~ hhds Sicily Madeira
hhds superior Rousillon
10 baskets Champagne, SC. iy6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-10
CHI ice Wines.

lyHE subscribers have for sale an assortment OF h9
i est WINES, in boxes Of dozen each, viz.
Champaign. Orimant uouet brand
Lesdtop Champaign, in pints and quarts
Chambertin Burgundy
"Cios,msu & CO." best Chateau LATTE elsfet
"Winkler," "Oppenheimer." "oberweise'er'"
and Hattenheimer." OLD HocK
St. Julien, La Nerthe, st Joseph and Lah'te
white and red C.aret
White Hermitage and ssuterne
Muscat, Lunel, Hermitage, NaivoiSh
Chateau Margeaux
Extract d. Absnthe
Meaoc Ciaret, in casks ,l
M.Dz,.. in pipes. hogihn ss. sa aIr au1' ~
Sicily and Mafseilles Madeira
st. Lucar, Sherry. Port
Dry and ~ .et Halsss, &c. &c:
june % =. -. = H-.--O = = -.
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70 Rent.

ssUMNkY'S WHARF, wuh the two Warehouses
Ia on sid wharf JOSlAH n DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25
NA1'lIJ. SILSBIf,
DANIEL WEBSTER



Wasmaaroq, MAY II, 1892
Gentlemen take the Liberty handing 10 eael
If you copy of a charter recently granted by the
Legislature Of Virginia, Incorporating n company
tor In improvement ol the James and Kmdwhe
Rivers, 80 - l. connect the waters Of the OHIO with
the OCEAN ihrs sci enc Of improvement has long
been regarded by the State as one Of great impor
tancc. and possessing ad, ,ulugcs infinitely gteo.
tel than any other inch has AS yet been presented
10 the public % fully Impressed was the General
Assembly with both Is practlcabllply md value
that 1t undertook the lmproE emenl out OF the Stu,
excheqncr, and accomplished much towards IT'S con.
summation The Canal was extended from RlelI
mond twenty odd miles up the james River aud a
dangerous and difficult pass IN the Blue Ridgc Of
mountains has been overcome by a well executed
work II some miles IN extent turnpike road
has been completed from Covington, a town winch
has sprung up near the head Of boat navigation, To
the hanawha ryer while large expenditures have
been made ON the kanawha river, which
Is now naygated by steam boats as hgh ~
Charleston, a Iiourlshng town situate on lhht river
From minute examination given to thus subject
while acted as Governor Of Virginia convinced
myscfnot only Of the grent Importance of the
work but that handsome profits would he realised
on investments which might be made IN j. Numo-
rous surveys ard examinations have been nude Of
the whole route, by the best qualified Engineers,
copies Of winch would have no doubt be readily
furnished by Governor Floyd ut Richmond 10 any
one who should be inclined to sec them Rcicren-
cc5 to Benjamin Wright ofNcw York, or Claude
Crozet of Richmond, TWO gentlemen highly dietlu-
gushed for thclr scientific attalnmcuts and skill IN
engineering, would, II Ia believed. be promptly aud
satisfactorily answered. They have both executed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

ctosa Yesterday Morning mi beeu pronounced
CHOLERA by Whitehall Physicians
MONTREAL. June ID 1852.
Hssvs { ihEsH Co Va. Yari.
Gr>rLeNEN The intelligence uis morning
iram Oasb,e Is Wy alarming Tho Cholera Is
rasug III every pat Of lhaI ely some say that
from Sunday a,rHnue 10 Nauthr, right thefew
oAE HUNDRED A=,D FIFTY CASES Or
CHOLERA aHattal NEARLY al I'D grared H4idl
onr correspondent writes thatup to Monday. o
clock, I NJ twenty live deaths nsd oteurrcd m the
Hospital alone and tai there WIS on onlrte sus
pension fan business.
Its fleet ON business here isuot lnlly known hut
II cannot bat b, very SERIOUS. Oar Health Officers
Wi! not allow the Cholera u exist hcrr. although
sudd.n deaths does.1rt IA every par, OF the town. 81
SOM unknown disease
loats, 1 Il T. MILLS.
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r. he rlag. olac rrraa,aa-Iata1


WA5uNGraS, jun 10Th ls32
Gslaeneq--I invite your attention 10 so much
o The enclosed paper us relates to the Jumes aud
kanowho River mproscment--and brg lcaye to
suggest the propuety ofsislpg place IN tic
NHglntn. Yours very respectfully
from The Boaaa Patrief. .JaarI2
he,Hal Improvement IN taeiHid.-rh l.
gislatusc of Yusm1atthclr last session, ,neorpora-
ted u Company, by the nam Of the james River y
kanlwha Company orthe purpose Of opening a
communication between the t,de water OF james
Rsrr. and the na,rgablc waters Of OHIO, with a
capital stock of i've millions ol dollars Three
iahs Of his stock Is to Ice subscribed for by md
vldUuia. or companies other than the Common
wealth. and til. Other two tllhs by the Common
%eutIt ot NHrmla. In payment ofone hall ol the
states subscription, amounting 10 10000 shares,
tine Slate Is Ia tln Ter II the Corporation all her m
tefr,t III the works and property al the James RIy-
Ct Company. Subscription boahs have been q.
pencd ion Tins staeh ~ The pfinclfd towns IN Nu-
g.nipI and III some OF them very Largo amounts Of
,tatI, have hegn arcady subscribed lon. III pal-
ties directly mlcre ted, wish IL ohan tho CO opera
uon OF capitalists IN Other States, II beng nWaiIt
winch viii require large expenditure, and winch
promises a Handsome profit On the nvr stmcni,
Whenever the worh shall be completed by way ot
inviting ,hs alienation oil caPlltU#s, III tins pant OF
the country To TN uudart,hag, We have btrn IL.
gaestedlo publ ia thr ioIloWn" letters. a ropy oil
the act Of incorporation a. at the oIlice ollhe naly
Advertiser : Patriot aud may be examined y Il.
ny one "hpmoy wish opaasc II
NAsuAuro>, Juno e. l732
Dcar SIR TAc embossed tor ha, bsnu hmdeI
us uy the write, aud We thtah ils puIosc viii be
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esMzaA A)4 = o. 49,
<sLH &C., <s-''>s,z - ssf 4 ~
~ - - - -



lMlORIANrf ORtil,s. .s.falIleg.tLA.
Reclamation # Eatt Gug f.sa. tas#f.a
by tn ,hip John AMI EauaaI af = y I9f.
- 3ltars u the COMMERCIAL ~. -s,ssr a8eo -
eaItcdthe london CpoIi,r Of NJ -, -afts.r'H.
three Successive posisef ps Isauee 6. ase..f. tsa#5
ON ,he evening Of .hulday Heaoa ~. i.sai t..sf
Correspondent. Announcing Inc fa.ura .. 10 Lasa
o.. Wellington 10 n.Jl# up a Ministry .an3tI r..
sfolallan ot Ear Grey ard his I'm .ss 70 off,.
lin loaoa lng ure attracts
coprlr oGee-f.ee's.oca
In consequence Of eommu leatlon transmitted
taHs aitsluoon nom the kng to la. Grey, -
Lorishp immediately summoned q aau. ri tire
late Ministry 10 take INTO Communication TIE #u,.rct
oil dls alnle.ty's communication lilo e9aesl
mt NJ Lad Grey residence, IN DpaaJus stree.
AMI has poIy Just brokonup.
stuee wunu. tur aboyc, wc have ieeutthat Nir
Basn# Communicated II the llnnsr Il Commons
tae taete, gaa pue ofWellngton a.. a.isz Mn
stet, md llat Lord Ahhorp, at to same uma. p
qucslcd the l'oase 10 suspend deliberations. ua.I
the result should be known of The sIfuas o. To
Council to winch wo lHfe above ail#dul
Our private correspondent writer's undct dgtHoC
GocIoek
" It Is now quito certain that Earl Grey wall r.
sumo office, Lord Altbo,p has announced the lua,
III the House OF Commons this evening and MI
Barring also stated that the Duke of Wellington IL
not Mnster'
In a subsequent note he says
Il aecond edition Of The STANDARD announces the
recall Of Eal Grey" Aud agnin half an hour Ia
ter Ie writes rs follows
Ao,th ami Sanh Amrrioan CoBcc Hn@.
Lospos, My 10, l639, o clock, Z. ~
Messrs. / llul ! q
ocntamen aayeto inlln yoo .bnr .Ie erf
Mayor no, announced publicly on d.. r. iaat -.
whole Of TIM lnle Administration. la,. l##u raIu.
stated III Their respective offices H.. a.. .eiu4a s.
also confirmed by On II. Primal. b.. $50
ment seen gentleman who met In. H#gi,al.
minutes since, 10 HON he communtHf,4 -. 49,.
should second edtoubo published b. aa..al
the newspapers previous 10 the eooHh loa9Ius 81.
Portsmouth,, will send you copy.
am gentlemen,
Yours very truv
JAMES DAVIES.
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- on the Erstpage of tbs monlina'5 VIrginian.
y.u, ,,il extensive, In. introduction,
.,#r,.,
= - '''i''' '''o'
PaSe was prepared iof the press we have received
the following additional particulars
From The dlbaav Ereaiug .Journoy
JHsC5ler, --'rbe only ,nf,rn,,,,, ,,,.c,n d.
,iu Is from, tIr Perry \ 5senrleronn y.bo l#t Mon
fraal ou Wednesday the I3;b at which nl,r,. In.
Cholera WIS then acing and extending
Opripf,1o,ur saw f,vc,,tv ar ib,,t,1,o,l 8,os
d,, IN different paris oft6e CITY ,ndl.oting tI,a
lla Cholera existed At least Mt "a p,anv rlac,s
There WAS no pas,engcr from tlucbrc an hoard
lbe steamboat which arrived ot White IIaIl vcster
d,v. One person who had drank hard aIld5v WAS
,eI ,Ir an, houd the Steamboat liant our ,nG,rnan,
did NOT ascertain of what connIaint
'rl,e Montreal Gazc,le d,,cd "Wednesday.
tIo,,b nm, T., ,r,.qs on Tn,sd,v ,vcn,u., Jooic5
tIs fvIs,onea of Asjotjc rI,Jayo Al thar nr,.,.
lint sa,.s that daarbs fion, (,balrr, N,rbps ar,
,p,5er9ue and sudden nj Quehoc and tina, the
.,,bo,,s from, t,re are not ,ll,,5ed IN ,,,,,ro.b
The cIiv,
E,l,u 6lc ABuay t,ouqofi 5e eol,e ,,.g,,,,,,
LATEST FROM MONTREAL,
Exam opl Cg,1eeDoldeul Iqgsy, 1.,jcs4 Ga
hIo..ror., IIna II
I,-.r,c.r,.,,, o,,r, r,bo on, 4. i5,, 5o.,,s, !,
have. nav the nnnloas,r, and naIol5I Jntv to saw
d., ,.,,, f,r,,,,. I.,,,,. orp,,i ,,,.. -, ,,,,
char. al ,y,h ,l,rn r,.n.c,Ior fa, ,rr,dlal scanr
,g. tho C,balcr,
Tna nnn,,rr eff coses in f)nchoc II, thu ,froc d,ys
lol. In,,, ,,I ,t,,,..,.,1.,,.
,g.ra fl,rb,f,l n ,ho.av,ro,,a
w. h3va - nan,5or af I,,,o,.. IN ,ol.,., NO c,o
3.noea and fo,, nc,rl,, a ,a1.o r., I'm. c,c, Tia,
.,',,,.,r,,,geI, y2a,L,,, ,,sn AMI da.,b
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~ There viii be held a Camp Meeting.
- ion the Methodist Protestant Church,
Oh lynehhmg Circuit, 10 commence On Tuesday,
tn ! iii July, ON the Camp Ground Of Nj llan-
cock, called he Rcd llausc, IN the county of Chm
loItc, N1.--whch meeting on trends oul preach
e5 Of tn Virginia Confluence are respectfully IN.
slcd and requested 10 atlcu
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pGAh3 f't37&p'gss.

FaEIIE suBsGE!fGt B'a I4,. 1#s.sad E., f..
NJ lher supp,y Of Du B7tr u a.oeat;'s PiaAt5
fORTES winch he o0sea for sale. a. lh- = ~
York prices with the addition ouly ~ .aa. cost =
transportation from Now York to u.ai ,a# .su,
Of these Pianos ~ very superior mslra.rt s.,
~ elegantly dnlshcd Instrument bought -.
5ubicrlbrr Will be cnsrd l..g Of reeau IA
curcly that tht} may b. cau..|uy Hian.ae a.I.1
perfect solely. joins l1HIE8t#
Lynchburg, Juno7 W3gf
~ The Danyle Rrpo.Hr e.lI as.t d. t6aoa
"ooas, inner form, ana sen. ~ ee.9-a. To- IN
office
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Wheat Hgruc5t.-- This week VIII be the con-
mencement of the Wheat harvest in this neghbor
hood few persons began cutting last week. The
Late cool aud dry weather has prevented any serious
damage from rust-and the crop will be a better
one than has been raised in this section for many
years-The prospect for price, too, is very encour-
as'ns-$l is offered for all delivered in July, and
some contracts at that Price extend to the middle of
AaSu5t-00 o 05 cents are offered for wheat deliv-
cred alter that time There have bcea many crops
engaged at these priccs--In Richmond at the last
accounts, it WIS selling at s. 25 for oary delivery.
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500 ARD.

q OST, ON Saturday evening the 10th INST be
"a tween Joseph PcttyIhohn'i and Martin =
Parkss, IN the county Of Amherst, II far sb,n
Pocket Book, about the ordinary SIZE, containing
abool SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS, in Bank
Notes, and many valuable private pnpcrs omong
them bond executed by Nelson {. Dawson, to
Morgan q Mcdaniel, dated IN April, 1919, for
$50 % cts on which there is balance of little
more than SO due; one executed by William
" ats to the Same, for SG6 Sc cts. in April 1919
one executed to the same IN December, 1918, by
Gcorge Mcdaniel, for SO II cts and due bill
executed IN May 1892, by Phineas Penrcc and
Jonah Pearcc 10 me, for SslS. There were other
papers not now rccollected. The persons above
named are hereby warned not to pay said bonds to
any person but myseIf-Any person who may find
SAID Pocket book, and will deliver the same to me,
with the accounts, shall receive the above reward.
SAMUEL G. PARKS.
June p wit
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INTERESTING EXTRACTS

T0IITC1. U ITo m1m-1- u- tI--I ---rT-.I-- ~, :
tbs Washington papers. Wantof,jas ,o ,rsn,r.
as well As wan, of room to contain ta.g rs,.,.r.
that they shoa.d be deferred tn a n,,ro .ooy.r...,
season. A levoi The leaoln4, outlines or,h. MN.
cpal argument, Of thsn,st noted s.e,a,r. ..,.
however, usually skc,ehad, without delay and o..
casionaly, whom an iutercstIn. ,r,q.s. r.t.,..#
H., d9.u....r ,,..,,.,...i,l.,.I
u '',' % '.l.' Is5
I'm wv NJ "'e i0ri3'Aed tia tut report Oh H.
We observe IN the National Irelhgelcer of Ion
day last. an interesting sketch Of tb,. .l,,..,.r
from which We l..,o ,,.-,.I.. H., ...l.....,
~ w ''s J"''s' 'Nu'si1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-25

&" a very namcroasIy attended raao,ng tes
'oeen held ia Lexington, (heo) Cen Iar,es Shelby
iotb9 char, aux Robert $. Todd, Secretary, at
~aich resolutions were adapted prefseed ty a
strong prcanbie ist declaring that the Tariff
rvs are constitutional, 2jly, approving spirit of
onalliatioa to the South, but protesting against the
Abandonment tthe protective poIicy 3dly, affirm
n5tho constitatioooty, expodency and great yslue
ofthe U. 5. Bank, aud expressing a beliefthat the
reflsliby the present Congress to reeharter that
institution would lead to almost endless egas and
distress; and ity, protesting earnestly against the
substitution for it ola Treasury Bank, as recon-
meaded by Gen Jackson IL his first Message to
Congress.
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A SOUTHERN PLANTER

Ala Count held for Amherst county. on tie ION
day ur 1auc. l~32
en- ibe motIon Of Hudson NJ Garland 10 .lho
edcl member Of the bar. As weiiuu behalf of tts
memnes d. the officers the court II Is uuani
ma0sly
Ese1Hra That aea tribute ofrcspccI for tn
memory OF SAM Ar DAVIES Esq. hre II
highly respectable. mfmber otthe bar, WHO h.
larely departed tins lnr, the membcs Of TIN court
mud bar. and III officers of the count vail wear TIN
usual h5lsaol mounting Tor thrty dnys
lbata copy Of ths order b. forwarded for pub
heauon IN thu lynchhug VnRrulan and
lnsd the Count donow adjourn TIL Court III
course A Copy este,
ROHERr TlNSlEN. OK
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with the other agents Il IS TINS pe~Eitdr union Of
three essential Ingredients sudorife, operient and
tome IN their powers that constitutes the virtue Of
these waters aud renders them IN my opinion, sofi
OF p1narea
The Springs are rharmingly located m the bottom
arch populous and highly cultivated country,
where the atmosphere Is pure. and the scenery IN
sprlne The llotsl Is large ndspaclous aud the
cottages. beIls aud other appnrcunnces a. good As
any oa IN continent The table is covered with
dssaeies--and nothing that renders his sue4ts
comfortable NEGLECTED. by OUT lanaord-1 gentle.
uHn offer the old Virginia tnshiou--whleh YIN
know Alcssrs Editors, how to appreciate. Thu
mall coaches, with papers and letters, arflyc ri.
most tsery day IN the wreck
4 SOUTHERN PLANTER
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-. It IS sand that Mr. Clay has accepted the
...,tiaa of his fellow citizens Of Hanover, to pay
,s, 10 the land of his birth and the scenes Of his
.,ybooi after the adjournment Of Congress. Tine
raonjrel appears obe very much distress at the
...,.n.ct Of some OF the liberal minded friends Of
asn Jackson in Hanover, uniting in tins te,tlmo-
,,Iorrsspeetto Mr.. Clay, who may be denomlna-
ted with as much truth as has been Patrick Henry,
no,her lustrtous native Of our fayor,te old county
"The toresbon Desmosthcucs,
Whose thunder shook the Philip otthe seas. .
The Enquirer, with that bgouy waich almost
Universally attends suPeramuaton, cannot SEE
Inv any Jlcksonian can far forget; his alltg.-
oase to his IDOL, as to pay the ordinary courcsies
orIf, to that dr!'s competitor fot Office. but inf
nlsIy his superior III all the qualifications Which
should baloag to the o.icer. The people Of Ham.
YER however ire 100 liberal aud have too mue5
coed sense aad good feeling to be nIlucnecd y
slthna party considerations. at such tims.
aad On such an occasion.
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.,,.s what sui be the resuiIot ta-'f .aoars.
MI bc strange however, If the judge should
> ...,,sri Of his adyersaries. Mans rerroas
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~ Nj S,als Offered resolution, in tie Il Of
r. some days ago. calling the Secretary ofthe
Treasury fora detailed statement Of the aIIo@an-
ees, claimed or made, GA account of outfit salary,
aud contingencies, to Joan Randolph, our late
Minister rear the Court q Rassat; butt va.
lo1 On the table 81, ia other wvs, nsgatigcd by a
vote of91 to 81. The day ofee.nmItt'es ofre-
tr"nchmcn', snl of caquirtss into pa5hc abuses
andthe msaPproprianou efl. public money, has
passed by
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OISlilI AIRY.

DIED, on the 18th instant, Mt Mount Vernon,
JOHN A NASillNGToN, Esq Proprietor oil
IhlI l4lnir-
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BOTETOURT SPRINGS.

Messrs. WEBSTER mad susalg.
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CAM, MEETING.

ROBERT TlNSLEY, OK
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SALE 81 eoEoc-s LANDS.

u1URsUANT to the Law respecting the sales of the
Il School Lands, approved January %, 1879, and
The highest bidder, at the CourtHouse in the town of
shebyve, county of Shelby, and State of Illinois, on
Tuesday, the 2ed day Gf Nay nert,
Section No. 49, in Township No North, Range NO.
IN lots Of 80 acres each 1t is situated the road
leading from shebyvne to vandalia, nearly equally d-
vided with timber and prairie. -
Commr of School Lands for said County of Shelby
March LIST, 1892 SIT
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State Of Illinois, Fayete circuit Court, October
Term, 1881.
JAMEs'M. DUNCAN, Plaintiff,
) Ou foreign dItdCnIncuIs
THOMPSON MASON, Defendant
TNHIS day the plaintiff by his attorney, and on
his notion, is ordered, that public notice be CIV
en- 70 the defendant, Thompson Mason, to APPEAR on
the first day Of the next Term of this Court to be held
in the town Of vandaa, on the first Thursday after the
third Monday in the month of May next and enter his
appearance to this action otherwise judgment will be
rendered for the full amount of the PLAINTIFF demand
And it is further ordered that copy Of this order be
published for four weeks successfully in the ILLINOIS In
telligencer.
A true copy attest, JAMES w. BERRY, Cpk.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, GO
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
ROBERT wllKERsoN, compit( IN cHANcERY.
vs.. nn.( FOR DIVORCE.

YUVHIs day came the said complainant, by scates, his
il Attorney, and on motion, and it appearing to the
Court by testimony, that the said defendant is non,
resident Of this State-Thereore ordered that the said
defendant do appear the first day Of the next term OF
this Court to be holden at Mount Vernon, on the first
Thursday after the third Monday Of September next
and answer the compliments bill herein or otherwise,
the same will be taken for confessed And it further
ordered that copy of this order be published fer for
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in public newspaper in thi
State within sixty days hereafter And tie said
is continued until the said next term.
A copy-teste,
34t] JOEL fANIE. CPk. c. c. J. c.
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ssIn1rnIt Gaafiuns.

vHvHE undersigned will furnish to order, at sight,
IL Pouch CASTINGS, from the celebrated Woods
Wrigis Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Pedcock
or Bar Shear Plough Plough Makers and Blacksmiths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS Of either
of the kinds finished complete and warranted to
run well, or 5-no sale All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS g. NILES,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street.
January 81, 1812.-ly