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Since the above speech Delivered have seen and
conversed with the President and have been authorized
to say hdt the Objectionable paragraphs alluded in the
debate were dictated by him to Mr. Van Buren,-hat they
were his act, and not the act Of Mr. Van Buren," and
have been subsequently informed, by Senator from Ten
nessee that prior TO his leaving home to his station
in the Senate the President had told him. that Inc Gen
Jackson) would on all occasions of consequences REQUIRE
the opinion OF his Cabinet in writing thus as the Sena
tor understood him) dispensing with Cabinet meetings
The TACT then, Of not calling his Cabinet together was the
Presidents act and not in consequence Of the advise
mentoi Mr. Van Buren,, has been repeatedly affirm
ed
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I'm ANCERY.-In the Circuit Superior Court of
- Law and Chancery for Henrico county, the 10th
January, 1892
John Snellings, George Snelings Alexander Sncllngs
William Snellings, Josiah Stringer and his wife Polly
John Laprade and Sally his wife, Elias Crump and Eliza
beth his wife, and Martin Brooks right of his late wife
Nanny, Pitts.
against
William g. Eam adm'or with the will annexed of Eli
zabeth Keen, decd, and John Blankcnship Deits.
This cause, in which the plaintiffs appear have pro-
ceoded against the defendant, John Bankenship who is
ont OF this country in the mode prescribed by law against
absent defendants, he still failing appear and answer
came this day to be heard the BILL answer of the
other defendant exhibits and examinations of witnesses
and was argued by counsel. On consideration whereof
the court doth ajudge, order and Decree that the delen
dant William e. Eam render an account of his
TONS as administrator with the will annexed of Elizabeth
heen deceased before OF the Commissioners of this
court who is directed TO examine the same
and to the court report, with any specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which may required
by the parties TO be stated A Copy Teste,
J. ROBINSON Crk
COMMITS sIoNER's OFFICE,
Richmond, 18th Feb. 1882.
The parties interested, hereby notified that have
appointed the 10th day OF April next 10 take the
are hereby required 10 attend before me- at my Office at
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, with the necessary
accounts, vouchers, Sc enable me TO perform the Ju
required by said order.
VIM. G. PENDLEToN, Com'r
FEB l9' 91-wSw*
NW7AS committed to the Jail of Norfolk Borough. on
Wv the 21 day of May, 1881, Negro Man He
states his is Cesar James and that he is free and
was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland i'm Talbot
county He is about 27 % years OF age black COM
Plexion, feet inches high. The owner of the above
negro any requested comply with the law i'm such
cases, otherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs
Feb Is, 1882. N CURRIER Tailor
9l-wl2t Norfolk BOROUGH
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CHARLES w. LEWIS,
Feb. g. t1af10t1 JOHN n. LEWIS.

IA AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-By virtue
oil deed OF trust, executed by Foushee G.. Tebbs,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Essex county
shall proceed TO sell for cash. TO the highest bidder on the
premises, on Wcdnesday the 18th day OF March next or
ON the next fair day thereafter, that valuable estate sa
ted in the county of Essex, called Paradsc,' together
with several likely negroes much tercofas may be
necessary to raise certain Of money secured by said
deed Paradise is handsomely situated the banks OF the
Rappahannock river, 10 miles below Tappahannock com
manding beautiful and extensive water prospect. The
improvements consist OF large two-sory dwelling house,
Kitchen, house, dairy, house, aud large new
barn and granary, lately fnishcd.Thc tract contains
about $50 acres nearly the whole of which is river low
grounds and well adapted to the growth of corn and wheat
the water abounds with the finest OYSTERS and all the va
reties OF fish and wild fowl.-Seling Trustee shall
only convey such title as is vested in me.
VIM. A. WRIGHT, Trustee.
Feb. 4. S5-w7ts
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8 hoMESTIC GOODS...GEoRGE CAREY, corner Of
- y Baltimore and Charles Streets Baltimore, has for
sale general assortment of Domestic Goods CONSISTING
IN part OF "tVaiham," ''ARPieton," Lo,oeH'' "Hdua-
. nI Fashud,' "Ereter," "qe@y' and "PhGtielG'
MANUFAcTUREs which will be sold on favorable terms
by the package or piece. Feb. O. [si-2aw3ml
a DVERTISEMENT--From this date our business
"a will be carried under the firm of r. & j. s.
James q 90 +. s T.. JAMES & co.
Feb. |, 1882. Si,yGs,
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-NedT Prince
"a EdcdTd COurtt1use.-The subscriber wishes TO
sell his House and Lot where he now resides situated
near Prince Edward Courthouse, and about one mile from
Hampdcn sydney College, and the Union Theological
Seminary The lot contains about 2i acres of land bart
IN wood IT has upon it good spring Of water variety
Oh superior irut aud very productive garden. The
Buildings are such as TO make family comfortable The
situation y pleasant and is goo stand Tor business The
purchaser may have the refusal Of wood lot Of nearly
eleven acres lying one and half miles distant would
prefer TO sell this property priyateybut if not sold bv
wednesday The 2sh Of March next will on that day
be offered 90 ihc highest bidder, with my household and
Kitchen furniture, stock, tools &c.--Terns will be made
accommodating, and possession given immediately
Feb. rs. l00-31 JARED rom
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a TEACHER WANTED.-A gentleman qualified
IA TO teach the English, Latin aud French Langua-
ges, will find immediate employment in healthy pious
and intelligent ncighborhood by application to
RICHARD EPPES,
Near Parham's Store Sussex County
The school is already in operation and the gentleman
now in charge OF it is Unexpectedly called away to dis
tant part of the country The school may be taken ON the
first OF March or sooner if desired.
Sussex, Feb. g. s7
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Nv miLLbfo'-lo competent Miller of q ana 4
ianiiy, who can bring testimonials of bis hoocet,
so0rety and industry; who is intimafeiv scaa;n,,
win the milling business, find an ;,a
uon IN the mill belonging to the estate of EdsrJ pid
In Nouoway county There suitable houses at,aSd
LOT inc accommodation of family. Immediate snnio
uon TO be made to Geo W. Harrison Of PETERSBURG n o.
Feb H. soo.V
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VHNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
n April; during his absence Mr.. Lethbrdgc will at
tend TO his professional business in whose skill as Dem
list the public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
Phcit confidence p. HOUSTON
jan D, 1857 72--oawtf
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LxCzEM0.vD, SSEsGGvXa, SATURDAY,;

III AND FOR SALE.--The Subscribers being DESTROYS
oil removing TO the West, will sell bargain in their
Tract OF Land called Woodlawn, in the county OF Cum
oerand containing $50 acres, nearly 300 OF which is well
mbered woodland excellent for tobacco living on Willis
River 10 miles above Carersvilc and mile above Burr
Mis-The plantation in good repair, and has on il
family, and from its healthy situation and convenience TO
market, is rendered every way desirable. AS it is pre-
sumed that no one will purchase without first wing the
premises, further description is deemed unnecessary
One-thrd oil the purchase money be paid down. and e
balance in three equal annual nsalments; the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security deed of on
the property TO secure the payment.
CHARLES w. LEWIS,
Feb. 9. rlafIOts1 JOIJN ~ LEWIS
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a tLOVER, Timothy. Orchard and Herd Grass Seed
" tor sale, by WORKMAN 6, McGRUDER
reo' H. S9-3t
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AA AN bD.-Two Apprentices to learn the Printing
~, Duslness.-Boys from the country of steady ha-
Sd "y eau ro"o ana write well would greatly be pre-
Jan. If. 'p'' 40 Ar
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I'm CHANCERY-In the Circuit Superior Court of
IL Law and Chancery for Henrco county, the goth
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6STORE WANTED.-Tbe advertiseris desirous 10 oh
- tain Store somewhere in the upper country would
be preerred suitable for respectable retail business
Any communication upon the subject, addressed TO tho
Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer, post paid, will be at
tended 20. Feb. IL. SS-tf
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"a =. HOWARD, attorney at Lat0 will in future
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts held in This
cry lie may be found until further notice, at the Office
OF Conway Robinson, Esq. the City Hall
Feb. 4. 81. ,f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-03

scheme Of compromise is the ground
work of the present.
The eyes Of the whole nation are
now turned to the Senate. Afier the
overwhelming majority in the House, is
it to be supposed for moment that
the Senate will dare to reject this bill
During the present and the last session
the hitherto dignified Senate of the Uni
ted States has sunk immeasurably in
the estimation Of the people. Its fac
tious and unprincipled course in rela-
ton to the best interests of the country,
and the reputation of high-minded and
honourabIe men, has destroyed almost
every confidence the people formerly
reposed in its virtue and its patriotism.
We have not the least doubt but an at-
tempt will be made in the Senate to de-
feat the bill by amendments, or post
ponement. Will the people Of this
country be trifed with it Will the
great majority of the House Of Repre-
sentatives admit for one momont, the
Senate to impair the efficiency of their
{" Reform Bill" by any amendment
impairing its usefulness The people
insist upon the biIl--the whole bll--and
nothing but the bill--to future Con-
grcs, ought to bo left further improve
ments.
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S LOOting and Fishin
II A X l. T..

A COMPLETE Assortment at oil times on
1Ahand, at w. GOFF'S Grocery and
Variety Store, Head Of Gardeners Wharf, in
Thmes-strcet, few rods south of the Gus
ton-Houso, ,viz.--Superior double and single
barrel Guns, (made by the most approved
London manufactnrers) and almost every
article connected with the use Of the Gun
Alss, Fishing tackle in all it's variety.
Gentlemen who are not provided with
GUS, are informed, that good assortment
is kept to Let by the day, with equipments
necessary for 'sbooting--and Strangers can
receive information as TO the best places
on ho Island for finding the different kinds
of zane.
The Subscriber has made arrangements in
New York, that will enable him (ifrequired) J
to f,rnish any article in the above line, (ex-
pressly to order) at few hours notice and
asslres those Gentlemen who may patronize
him that no exertion on his part shall be
warting TO crafty their wishes.
o. Shooting and Fishing Parties can be
furnished with Refreshments and Liquors of
the best quality, at short notice.
Newport, July 3.
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CHOLERA.

The Cholera accounts continue favor
able. A letter before us from Montreal
Of Monday last, 25th inst, says:
"When Mr.. Il. left us, on Thursday,
the Cholera had in some measure abated;
and we are happy to add, that i seems
to recede rs rapidly as it approached.
On Saturday and yesterday we heard of
very few cases, and this morning there
are said to be but four"
The Quebec Gazette of Friday (22d)
thus speaks: Jga.
CHoLERA.-We can state with conf
dence this malady has somewhat abated.
In the Upper Town we have not heard
Of any new cases to day or yesterday.
In most parts of tho Lower Town the
disease has nearly disappeared. 1t is
stated that some cases occurred among
the shipping at rAance, des Meres, and
the coves. There are still cases of chol-
era in St. Lewis, St. Johns, st. Ruch's,
and ST. Valiere's Suburbs bat in general
the disease has lost much ofthe appalling
character which marked its first intro
duction among US.
We have ascertained that from the
commencement of the Cholera, up to the
present period, there have been register
cd IN the French Cathedral $40 deaths |;
at the Parish Church of St. Roch l30 |;
ana at the Protestant Cathedral (of all
rrotestant denolnInntions) 2S4 in all,
y9S deaths from that dreadful disease /!
Estimating the resident population OF
Quebec at 27,OOO, and adding IO, 900 for
tho passenger population, which would
make the whole $1,000, the deaths in
Quebec would now amount tn in 81,
proportion, If our memory serves Us,
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MARRIED..

At Brooklyn. n. Y on tho 23d inst. Mr..
Henry Dearih, of Bristol r. l. to Miss Abby
Taylor, of Providence.
AZ New Orleans on the Cd inst. Capt Ambrose
s. Page to Miss Fanny T. Foley.
DIED.
in this town on Saturday tho 90 inst. Mrs
Mary Burgess, wife of Mr. William Burgess, and
daughter of mr. Joshua Tew.
At tNew.Bedford on the 22d inst, Letitia Antho.
ny widow of Abraham Anthony, Esq of Ports.
mouth, aged SO years.
At New.York on Sunday "a inst. mrs. Ann
Clarke, daughter Of the late Capt. Henry Ca.
hocno, aged 81 years.
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MysTrRIous DIsAPPEARAscE. The New.
Bedford Gazette, of Monday last, relates that
on Friday the 10Th inst. Capt. Joseph Ed
wards, of the sloop Almira, Of Providence
bound from that port to Hartford, having his
passengers on board. aud sails loosed, ready to
start, went ashore to purchase fresh provisions,
and has not since been heard Of. He is s25 years
Of age, about six feet high, dark complexion
and wore cloth cap and snuff colored coat.
He had in his possession about $400 in cash
part oft entrusted TO his care by individua s in
that place. Boston Transcript,
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Some time in October last, Mrs. Harriet Tai.
colt, daughter of Andrew Kingsbury, Esq sud.
denly disappeared from her farthers residences
in Hartford, and although strict search was
made at the time, no information respecting her
could be obtained. On Tuesday last her body
was found floating in Connecticut river, about
mile below the city, in n remarkable state Of
preservation, considering the time she had been
missing.
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The Charleston Patriot, olluding to the
eagerness with which the opposition charge
every misdeed done at Washington to the
President, expects the Cholera Morbus, should
il arrive among US, to bo laid at his door. No
doubt of it, Camden Journal.
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A soldier on his return from the wars was
asked by his fficnds. what exploit he had
done in them. He said shat no had cut of
one Of the enemies leRs;" and being told
that il would have been more honorable and
manly to have cut of his head, Oh" said
ho "you must know his hcad was cut OF be
fore" ,t .l
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ATTEMPT TO PoIsoN.-We learn from
Sherburno that on Monday, Charles Ellis, q
stone cutter, formerly of Sherburue, was ex-
amined on q charge of putting arsenic into
tho pump on the premises of Mr.. Holbrook
in that town. Mr.. Boyden testified that on
Friday, 18th inst. that, at tho store of Mr..
Edison. in Dedham, he sold to Ellis six oun.
ces Of arsenic and indentiied the word
"rats bane" on the paper envelope found
near the pump, as his own hand writing
Ellis stated that he was employed in mill
and wanted the poison to kill rats. In de-
fault OF giving recognizances in the sum oi
S3O00,he was committed for trial at the Sep
tsmber term Of the Supreme Judicial court
at Concord From twenty to twenty five
persons used water daily from the pump in
question. Some time since, Ellis, who held
a note Of $25 against his brother in law, is
said to have altered it to $3.50, was exam.
ined on the charge of forgery, and obliged
to give bonds in $500 to appear and answer
to the same. His mother in law and her son
resided in the house to which the pump was
adjacent, and were to appear as witnesses
on the trial. They had quarrelled because
of Ellis's alleged i'll treatment Of his wife,
who had been taken from him. When ar.
rested on Sunday, he was found with his
arms folded in deep meditation, and went
with the officer without asking him the rea.
son Of his arrest.-Bosion Gazette.
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A distressing case of hydrophobia was doveI.
oped at Baltimore on Tuesday. A ine lad, tho
son Of respectable ship master at Fell's Point,
was bitten some timo ago, by a dog, and was
then suffering all the horrors Of phrcnzied by.
drophobia. We learn he has since died.
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TO Carpenters and Masons.

To Carpenters and MasOns.
SEALED proposals will be received from
~ Carpenters or Mnsons or both. for build
ing a House Of Worship, for the LIST. Congre.
gational Society Of this town, at the house of
Mr.. Nathan ID. Hammett, (where the plans
and drawings may be seen and examined)
until Saturday tho l4th Of July next. All
persons disposed TO contract, arc requested
to send in their propositions, on or before
that day, as they will then be opened and the
lowest accepted.
NATHAN II. HAMMErr,l
WILLIAM VERNON, Committee.
WILLIAM GUILp,
June Goth, 1892
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CO-PAIsTNERSHIP:
COgges}naII s. Stedmon.

WOULD inform the public, that they
w will continue the Cabinet making busi.
nesiat the stand lately occupied by William
A. Coggeshall (oppositc the r. /. Union
Bark where will be kept for sale, or made
to rder every article usually called for in a
furniture wareroom.
VIM. A. COGGESHALL.
STEPHEN nj. STEDMAN.
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Al a Town. .ComnciI holden in Nstrpori, June
20th, 1879. tAt.
VTOTED, Thnt from aud after this day, al
persons in this town who may violate
the hw passed by the General Assembly.
entitled !" I'm aci 10 prevent ercsssive riding
in any Of tic places herein mentioned" shali
bo dealt with according to lsw,--And tits
Ordered, that the Sheriff, Deputy sheriff,
Town Sergeant and Constsbles, be and they
are hereby required. in their several cspac-
tiles, TO cary rhis regulation into effect
a True Copy - Wifn<ss.
ID. n. ROWLAND, Couseii Clerk.
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A PROCLAMATION


: mander-in-chief ofthe state Of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations.
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas the general Assembly of the
state aforesaid, on the % day of June in
wit: -
whereas tia; sconrgc of the humnn
r"ce, the Asiatic Cholera. hath made lis
appearance on this continent, and as no
human exer,ions can efiectualy resist
the approach ofthis threoieing pestience
which walketh in darkness and wasteih
at noonday,it becometh us humbly and
dcyoutly to acknowledge our dependence
upon, and to implore the aid of Him, in
whose hand our breath is, and whose
mercy endureth for ever: therefore,
Kesolced, That Thursday the fifth day
July next, and hereby set apart, as a
day of Humiliation and prayer to AL
mighty God, that He would stay this
plague and avert this appalling visitation
Of His judgements.
Resofced, That his Excellency the
Governor be, and he is hereby requsted
TO issme his proclamation, making known
the aioregoing resolutions 10 the People
OF this State, and Recommending to them
to conform thereto.
! do therefore, pursuant to the above
recited Resolutions, issue this, my Pro-
clamation, to make known the same,
that the good people of this State, may
conform thereto.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of
said State, at Providence, this twen-
ty-ffth day of June, in the year Of
Our Lord, one thousand eight hun
dred and ihirty-two, and Of Indepen-
dence the fifty-sixth.
LEMUEL HASTINGS ARLOLD.
BY his EXcELLENcY's COMMAND:
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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house during the remainder of the ses-
sion.
The question then being "SnALL THE
BILL PASS Z" it was decided in the affir-
native, ms follows:
MAINE.
Yeas.-Anderson, Bates, Evans, Hol-
land, Kayanagh, Mcintyre.
Nay.-Jaryis.
New HAMPSHIRE.
Yeas. Brodhead, Chandler, Ham
mons, Harper, Weeks.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Yeas Adams, Appleton, Dearborn,
Reed.
Nays.-Bates, Briggs, Choate, Davis,
Everett, Grennell. Kendall, Hodges.
RHODE ISLAND.
Nays. -Burges, Pearce.
CoNNEcTicUT.
Ycas.-Ingcrsoll, Young.
Nays.-ElIsworth, Huntington, Storr.
VERMONT.
Nays.-Allen, Everett, Slade.
New YoRK.
Yeas.-Babcock, Barstow, Bouck,
Brodhead, Cambreleng, Collier, Dayan,
Doubleday, Hogan, Hoffman, Jewett,
Lansing, Lent, Pierson, Reed, Root,
Taylor, Tracy, verplanck, Whittlesey,
White, Ward, Wardwell, Wheeler,
Wikin, SouIe, B. Cooke.
Nays.-Pitcher, Pendleton.
New JERSEY.
Yeas.-S. Condict, Randolph, South
ard.
Nays.-Condit, Cooper, Hughes.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Yeas.--AIlison, Bucher, Coulter, Ev-
ans, Ford, Dewart, Gilmore, Hester,
Horn, Ihrie, A. King, Mann, Mullen
burg, Smith, Stephens.
Nays.-Banks, Burd, Crawford, Den
ny, III. King, Mccoy, McKennan, Potts,
Stewart, Sutherland, Watmough,
DELAWARE.
Nay.-Millignn.
Maryland.
Yeas.--Howard, Jenifer, Kerr, Sem
mes, Spencer, Thomas, Washington,
Worthington.
VIRGINIA.
Yeas.-Archer, Armstrong, Newton,
Claiborne, Chinn, Craig, Doddridge,
Mason, Maxwell, Mercer, Patton,
Roane.
Nays-Alexander, Allen, Barbour,
Cole, Davenport, Gordon.
NoRTH CAROLINA.
Ycas.--Barringer, Bethune, Connor,
Hall, Hawkins, w. b. Shepard, Aug.
Ii. Sheppard, Speight.
Nays Branch, Carson, M'Kay, Rem
cher, Jas. Blair, Drayton.
SoUTm CAROLINA.
Mitchell.
Nays.-Barnwell, Davis, Fielder,
Griffin. McDuffie, Nuckolls.
GEORGIA.
Yea.-Wayne.
Nays.-CInyton. Foster, Lamar,
Newman, Thompson, Wilde.
KENTUCKY.
Yeas.-Adair, Allan, Gather, Hawes,
II. NJ. Johnson, Lecompte, Lyon, Letch-
er, Marshall, Tompkins.
Nays.-DanieI, C. A. Wickliffe.
TENNESSEE.
Yeas.-Arnold, John Bell, Blair,
Fitzgerald, Hall, Sacks, Johnson, Polk
Standifer.
ONO.
Yeas Crane, Cooke, Corwin,
Creighton, FindIay, Irwin, Kennon,
Leavitte, Russell, Stanberry, John
Thompson. Vinton, Whitilesey.
LOUISIANA.
Yea.- Thomas.
Nays.-BuIlard, E. d. White.
MISSISSIPPI,
Yea.-Plummer. mH
INDIANA,
Yeas.-Boon, Carr, M'Carty.
ILLINOIS.
Yea.-Duncan.
- ALABAMA.
Yeas.-Clay, Mardls.
Nay.-Lewis.
Missouri.
Yea.-Ashley.
Total Yeas l32--total Nays 65. Ma
jority in favor of the bill, 67.
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Hygeian Agency
BOttling and Liquor Store,
South Wing cfthe Union Bank Building
ID. MELVILL,

Respectfully informs his friends and the pub.
lie, and Connoisseurs in particular, that
he intends keeping constantly on
hand for sale as cheap as
at any Store in town:
WINES and other Liquors of the best
quality or draught.
Do. in bottles by the dozen or einglo.
Hibberts Double Brown Stout and London
Porter.
EvAN's Superior Porter aud Ale in quarts,
pints, gross. dozen or single
II. island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do.
Genuine Lemon Syrup, do. do. do. do.
Draught Ale aud Restorative, Ginger.
Spruce nnd other Beer.
CORDIALS, Noycau, Usquebaugh, Cher
ry Stone, Lemon, Life of Man.
Liquors for sen stores or parties put Nd
at short notice.
Portable Punch, convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and a variety Of
other articles IN the same line.
Also for sale, the highly approved and in.
valuable Hygean Vegetable Universal Med
icines of the British College of Health, Lon.
don, and the Hygcian Publications.
Ladies who wish to purchase will please
call at the House Of the Agent opposite
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street.
June Goth.