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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against tle estate o.
A JOSHUA ALLENDER, deceased, Eateof Law
renee county and State of Illinois, ere hereby no'
ad nd reo,,;re TO exhibi. the same to s to the
Ca,rt If Probnte for said county of laurence, for
sottiamcnt within nine months ffo,n this date; and
ali persons indebted to said estate. are requested
make immediate payment
III MARTHA AL4ENDER, h,lmin'rx
7, JOHN .l.LENDER, Atninr-
= LawrncssIc. III. Jan. \. sss s'ss
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CHOICE SCHEME,

14,638 prizes, S36b,080
27,720 blanks,
Tickets only sl2, Halves S., Quarters So.
Orders from abroad will be received in time if rel
ceved in st. Louis, by the 9th March
statement of the drawing will be forwarded III
each adyenturer free of postage. Cash paid for pff
yes as soon as drawn. Call on, or address
JAMES r. MCDONALD,
Agent for Yates & -McIatyre. :.
Where was sold in the last Lotteres--one prize OF
$780, one do. OF 81 900, and two do. of $780, aud
several of $500, 600, &c.
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Pubic notice Is hereoy giUsp,

Pubic notice Is hereby gi0se,
NNHAT the undersigned has taken out letters OF
~ administration of the goods and chattei-. rights
and credits of EZEKIEL 5TERRETT, deceased,
and qualified as such administrator All persons ha-
wing claims against the estate of sand deceased,
hereby notified and required, to exhibit the same to
me- the Court of Probate for the county OF Yer
milion for settlement, within nine months from the
date nereof.
Dated at Dsnv,lle, Illinois, tins % day of February.
A. d. 1889 ASAHEL 'BRUER,
Adv administrator.
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HiIlsboro' Feby. 10Th, 1888;

did not hear the chronological evidence.
CHARLES NICHOLS,
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A STRAY MARE.

INAKEN up by Edward Pyle, living on the middle
fork of the Vermilion river in Vermilion county,
Illinois, an ESTRAY MARE, of the following de-
scrption to wit chestnut sorrel mare, left hind foot
white and her sides markell with the harness, about
fourteen hands high, supposed to be four years I'D
last Spring-no brands perceivabe. APPRAISED to
thirty two dollars BY Lyman Fairchild and William
Catlip before James Partlow, Esq the goth iay OF
January, A. D. 1885,
A. WILLIAMS, Cik.
Danv;1lc. my January o6. 1888 40 3w
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JAMES II. NIPPON sI.EsS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
ST. LOUIS, MISS OURL.
0An 0nf, NAV no bOI1cE,t or oil .

With chances for the following Brilliant gapital
Prizes in the Union Canal Lottery, of Pa, Cas- No.
q, Cor 833 Drawing received at the Managers OF
fee, St. Louis, on the 10th March.
&c No. Combination Lottery--l0 drawn b;llots.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27

AN ACT authorizing the County Commissioners
Court of Crawford county, to levyan additional
tax, for certain purposes.
Be it enacted By the People Of ths State Of III
nois, represented in the General assembly That
il the County Commissioners Court of the county
of Crawford deem il necessary, they are hereby au-
thorized to levy an additional tax upon .he taxable
inhabitants of said county, not exceeding ons per
centum on the value of the taxable property Of said
inhabitants for the purpose of providing payment to
Benjamin Myers and Others. for their actual ex.
penses incurred in building the court house in said
Crawford county, under contrast with the said
County Commissioners Court
SEC g. Til, act shall be in force from and after its
passage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

~ ANCERY-YIRGtN1A.-A rules holden in
tne clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
1888: '' 49, '"J VI 'u'y'
Inc Presdentan Directors ofthe Literary Fund, Pitts
against ~
other uaC.i,, '"
Inc defendants above named, not having entered their
appearance ana given security according 10 the Act Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of This
couhuyc IS ordtTed That the said defendants do APP
pear before the Judge Of our said Court al the ao IN
the Guy OF Richmond the first day Of the next Octo
Der term to be holden for the trial Of civil causes and
Swet we pll Of The plaintiffs and that copy OF this or
ger De forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the cry Of Richmond, for two months successveIy and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol in the said civ
copy. leste, VIM. @. SANDS, d. G.
AuBW' o. 26-WSW
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Aug. g..

LIMITED STATES HOTEL US and $50 Pearl 81.
Lane. New YoRK.-T b. REDMoNpE Respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has the
ABOVE sao:hnent which he has put in complete order
for the reception of Boarders Merchants and Travellers
the situation OF the United States Hotel presents pecu-
mar advantages to Merchants and Travellers being the
centre OF the mercantile business the CITY, and within
minutes walk OF the Bank, Exchange and Public Off
ces me iree circulation OF air which the OF the
establishment ensures TO its apartments renders il yerv
desirable residence The Dining and Coffee rooms are
anu pleasantly situated the Sleeping airy
and comfortable. In addition the other range of ac
commodaions, he has added splendid Eating ROOM on
me E1roPea" plan, where breakfast will be served up
from 10 10 O'Clock, and dinner from IL to g. All gen
uemen putting up at the United States Hotel, can have
uher al any honr they please, without any additional
charge The cellars well stocked with the hest wines
ana liquors; the arder will be constantly supplied with
markets. ~
Grateful Tor the liberal patronage already received the
r9Pletor WIN DE ever anxious 10 merit its continuance
and extensions; in confident anticipation of which he
pledges himself TO his jealous exertions for the
fort of his patrons. r. b. REDMONDE
August g. 1G q,
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UNIyERSITv OF vIpCINrA

The ninth session OF this University was closed ON
Thursday, the 18Th OF July, 1888. by the following Pub
lie Exercises held in presence OF The Board of Visitors
and OF large and respectable audience
lst An Essay on Popular Education, by Dr. Socrates
Maupin, Of Albemarle
End. An Essay OIL Fictitious riting bv James T. "a
bell, of Nelson
3rd The Chairman Of the Faculty announced az in thu
following list the names of those Students who had de-
tinguishod themselves at the Public Examinations held
during the session The numbers Indicate the exsmna-
tons at which the Student gained this honor and the
names are placed in Alphabetical order Charlottesville
.dduOeGte.
School ANrtENr LANGUAGES
Senior Greek Glass
James Alfred Chapman, Of Orange, at the Is, Exsmi.
Junior Greek Class
Thomas T. Boudin, Charlotte, LIST and 81; Frederick
w Coleman, Caroline, Isl; Thomas Leigh, Halifax LIST
and I'll; George WIN. Ransom, Berkeley, LIST.
Latin Glass.
Thomas 7. Bouldin, Charlotte, LIST and I'd; Jacob ID
Dudley, Richmond City, 81; Roberts French Norfolk
III; Thomas Leigh, Halifax, LIST aud I'd.
Roman Geography.
One Examination in this Glass;
Thomas +. BouIdn, Charlotte; John r. Christian.
Richmond City; John 7. Curtis Hanover; Jacob d. Dud.
ley, Richmond City Thomas Leigh. HALIFAX; George L.
Nicholson, Mddiesex; Robert w. Tomlin Hanover
scnooL OF MODERN LANoUAers.
James NJ Brambam, Albemarle, 81; John ". Broken
brorgh' hibemarle 2l Thomas l.. Patterson Uniyersi-
French Language, Junior Glass
David w. Biodnax, Dinwiddie, Ist; Archibald Cary,
Fluyanua LIST; Washington Van HamID, Ohio, ID; Geo
Mcleod, Washington city, Ist aud 81; Socrates Msupin
Albem9rle, ls George VIM. Ransom, Berkeley LIST and
2dj william 5 Trpett, Richmond 1st and 3D.
Spanish Language, Senior Class
John b. Lynch, Tennessee Isl and 3D. Washington Van
Hsmm, Ohio ID; George WIN. Ransom, Berkeley, 3D.
Spanish Literature, Senior Glass.
Thomas III. Ellis, Richmond city, 3D. Washington Van
Hamm, Ohio, 2I George VIM Ransom, Berkeley, a.
Spanish Language, Junior Class
Archibald Cary Fluvsnna, Ist; George Mcleod ash.
ngioD city, lst Socrates Maupin, Albemarle LIST
italian Language Senfoy Class
Thomas II. Ellis, Richmond city, LIST.
italian Li,erOiure Senior Glaze.
Thomas Fl Ellis, Richmond city, 1sL
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YHNHE AMERICAN POTTERY MANUFACTITR.
III ING COMPANY. Jsrsey CITY have nnensd q

81 VIE AM EhiCHN POIIERH MANUFACTURE
IL ING COMPANY, Jersey CITY, have onensd i.
warehouse Tor sales at No l24, Maiden lane, between
Pearl and Water streets) New-Yok
ne company beg leave TO inform their customers and
country dealers generally that the works are in full
non IN the manufacture OF C. c. dpt painted and edped
Esrihenware, which they offer for SALE in connection viii,
iull assortment OF printed China and Glass are repnck
cd from the shelves, in original packages in anv ouanv
TO suit purchasers. F' i'
The very liberal encouragement the Company have re
eeyed from The city dealers and country merchants is the
Ues' evidence OF the good quality of the Ware and that
me American people are disposed to encourage manu-.
acure so important TO the United Sates-and the Com
Pahy confidently state, that they offer inducements 10
ho 10 the power OF any importing house. as MANY
OF me articles manufactured by them cannot be imported
al charges less than so TO 100 per cent
GEORGE TINGLE, Sole Agent for
The Company, No. 12i, Maiden-lane, New York.
N Dust received from the Factory fresh suppIv
Dishes. "Pp anu r'f
HIented; Spttoons, Tea Tubs &C O'"'
Orders promptly attended 10, and the Ware careC,ltv
feNou' lJuy l9J 21--I2t
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- County. 6

BE il known that before me, the subscriber Justice Of
the Peace in aud for tile County aforesaid personally ap-
peared - and made oath in doe form OF law that he is the
identical person named in original certificate in his Dos
session, Of which q certify the following a true COPY:
(HeTe insert cory of his certificate Of pension)
That he now resides in and has resided there for the
space Of years Past and that previous thereto he re-
sided in -
Sworn and subscribed bis - day Of ---- 10, be-
fore me.
p
Note.-The above deposition must be signed by the de.
ponsnt
Where the pension has been increased, since the es,
hcse has been gwen the Magistrate will note the fsc
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June IA.

tNok SALE-The we'll known tract of land in the
county OF Buckingham, lying Hunts Creek six
New Canton, and sixteen from the Court House, contain.
ing by survey 1900 acres, adjoining what called the
Gold Mine Tract Hatcher Tindo and others ALSO our
right in the Gold Mine Tract, il is thought that the
right is fully invested in We therefore solicit all who
may be concerned in mining, to examine for themselves
as the indications are as good better than any other in
inns part oil the country, although several mines work.
Ing in the neghbourhood TO the benefit OF the owners
The land is suitable for wheat and tobacco commo-
dous building Tor small family, good water and healthy
situation.
The sale will certainly take place the first day of Sep
TENDER next upon the premises IL fair, if not the ne xt
lair day. The terms made known that day
by the Legatees of IViLiom .4Hen deceased
vs. me washington Globe aud New York Evening POST will
peae the above four times and send
office for collection Q7-t0 J,v ~
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DOVE ESTIC.

TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER
AS some changes have recently been in the forms
heretofore prescribed by the Treasury Department. re.
gard TO the payment OF Pensions for service,
ana IS oil great importance 10 all concerned that the
should be duly informed OF these changes you will re-
ceWe herewith copy OF the new instructions aud forms
Jus' issued oy the proper Departmeni,-whch, il will
be rendering an important service TO the Revolutionary
PENSIONERS to have these forms extensively circulated
Is noped you VIII give the whole place in your paper.
VIII be seen, that these forms 20 into operation
a'er Tie LIST OF September nex and IL will be secn too
mat STREET conformity with them will be required by the
treasury Department. from all applicants for pensons,-
particularly wEsa the applications made by atiornes
respectfully requested that the publishers OF news
papers throughout the State and particularly those red
Court Houses will give these instructions
forms an Insertion in their respective papers.
July 9th 1872
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13
BY RI,rCMIE & COOK.

~ The ENQUIRER published twice week. generally,
thvco times during the
Pice the same Five Dola.s payable
sevsd payment The Editors will safety
ting them by ma the postage all being
W No will be DISCONTINUED but
Editors, until all arearages have paid up.
W Whoever will tho OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis. 49,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% Ono first
20 No
assumed by n this o its
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August I3.

n BLOOMSBURY FOR SALE.-The subscriber being
= DESTROYS to quit farming, will sell great bargain in
BLOOMSBURY, near Orange Court House, the Farm on
which he now resides containing between and 1000
acres This beautiful and valuable Estate lies miles be-
low the Court House, at the base of the mountain on both
sides OF the turnpike road, the buildings the north side
about 600 acres cleared well divided into
fields, with water in each, and all in excellent order for
farming, with large proportion of valuable meadow land:
the balance In good wood land generally well timbeed-
The Dwelling House, and every Out Houses that neces
sy or convenience can require in good Also
Barns Stables, &c, with new Wheat Machine built this
year. There is fine we'll in the ward with bvdrants
venently arranged-ndeed, it would not be too much 10
say that of the best farms the country
mere most beautiful and productive garden
to the DWELLING good orchards and great variety of fruits
OF the most valuable kinds
Those who want Farm, in complete order as a plea.
SAINT residence in an agreeable negbohood are invited
10 come and see and judge forheselves For terms
ply to John Meteaite OF fredericksburg ThomasT John
son oil Richmond, or the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM QUARLES.
Orange, 9Th Aug, 1888. 2s-T
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HtSSOLUTlON.--The partnership of BinJord, Brooks
~ S Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
business relatiBg TO the said concern, will be settled by
our successors, Bintord Brooks Gay Co.. whom
indebted TO US will please make payment
JAMES J. BINFORD,
JAS. G. BROOKS,
RICHARD JONES.
Richmond. lst
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AAANTS A SITUATION.-A man with a small
w family wants situation Overseer, for the
ensuing year lie has been raised from his infancy to the
farming business, and from his experience that
oDhe halters himself that he conduct the
farm on advantageous and economical scale as any
man IN the state OF Virginia He produce satisfactory
testimonials OF sobrety honesty and industry ANY gen.
ueInan wishing to employ Oyerseer for the ensuing
year, will please to communicate the same, to NJ S. w
Mount Pleasant Post Office, SPOsyyania county, vr-
GINA, and it will be Immediately attended TO-
July 3Oh. 1899. 24-1hlhAnn
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CIRCULAR }
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Second Controllers Office. J,ine lOfb 1924

4
Second Comptrollers Office. June 10Th, 1888
SIR The following instructions and forms for keeping
and stating accounts tor settlement at the reasury are
PRESCRIBED 10 Tension Agens, agreeably provision o.
the 9'h section OF San act provide Tor the prompt set
Hement oil public accounts, approved March 3, 1917
Recent acts OF Congress the subject OF Revolutionary
and other Pensioners rendered necessary revision of
instructions and forms beretoioe issued this Office on
that subject in doing which, has been taken 10 bring
together the detached forms and instructions which have
been prescribed at different tines occasion required
ranged IN their proper ORDER altered conform
laws and so mod fed as simplify the vouchers as far as
proper regard to the safety of he Treasury and the in
terest oil the Pensioners will admit
lhey are Intended TO supersede all former
issued on the same subject, and officially commu-
caeu Tor your guide on the subject ter OF them
ter the LIST day OF September, 1888
prospective operation is given TO these instructions,
IN oruer 10 AFFORD the Agents opportunity circulate
the information and forms among all the Pensioners pri
or to the time OF their taking effect
Alter the LIST day OF September 1888, all vouchers
must be made out TO conform substantially to these n.truc
aons or they will be rejected at the Treasury.
Very respectfully, sir, your obedient servant.
j. B. THORNTON,
-, Second Comptroller.
The Agent for payinp pepsionars
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"a l0A REwARD -Rao away lhe lalh Of Jane

" n wv last, from the Tobacco Factory Of Messrs
bridges 4 Snead, dark colored man, by the name Of
feet or inches high stoops in the shoulders and walks
Oaoy' Aoer has good councnance naturally but ole
assumes grum and dissatisfied look speaks quick when
OF his neck last winter ION the side il is beevedO but
may have disappeared before this time lie has relations
IN Norfolk aud Petersburg, where he may have gone and
has obtained free papers aud will endcavor
to reach Philadelphia or New York For the sppreben.
SION OF Albert within the limits Of this State and his de
very TO me in the City Of Richmond or so secured that
ge' nun again VIII pay reward Of fifty dollars and
IT found out OF the State the sum Of one b1ndrod dollars
ana al reasonable charges. Al persons are cautioned
against hsroorng or employing the above named slave
ne Jaw IN such cases will be enforced For further par
cuars enquire at the office Of the Richmond Conpiier
August g. ae-6t
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VAN LEW SMITH have just received by the
- ship Equator and other late arrivals direct from
Liverpool, large and general assortment of Hardware
Cutlery and Saddlery August 49, 2sst
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State of -, l..
County, o.

De IL Rhown' mat on day of -, IS, before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for said County,
personally appeared -, the Attorney named in the
foregoing power oil attorney and made that the same
was not gwen him by reason Of any sale, transfer or
mortgage OF the pension or olpension therein au-
horzed TO be received by him
Sworn and subscribed the day and wear Iast-- above
mentioned before me. j p
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HROOTS, SHOES, Sea-. NJ. HATCH & Co manu-
BD lecturers and wholesale dealers in Boots and Shoes
lao, Water Street, New York. have on hand an
assortment, which they will sell liberal erms-among
which,
10000 pair mems thick pegged brogans
$4,000 do. do. russell do. do
10000 do. do. thick do. shoes
1900 do boys do. do. brogans
1000 do. do do. do shoes
10000 do. mems kip do. brogans
1000 do boys do. do. do
5,OO0 do. mems do. sewed do
1000 do boys thick and l.. s, b. shoes
300 do. mems fine calf sewed boots
i0OO do do. do. do. pegged do.
800 do. do. seal sewed do.
800 do. do. do pegged do.
1000 do. do. do. nailed do.
1000 do do. thick pegged do.
500 do boys do do. do.
10000 do women's leather sewed & pegged shoes
oooo do do do. do do. boots
1000 do ladies' morocco walking shoes
lO0O do do. do. boots
boo do. misses do. do.
500 do do. do. shoes
1000 do ladies' lasting boots
300 do. do. do. walking shoes
oOo0 do 90 do spring heel slips
oOOO DO do do. do. do
ie eO0 DO DO morocco spring do. do
1000 do misses do. and lasting do
5000 do childrens do do. and leather boots:
1000 reams wrapping paper
200 nest seal and hair trunk
100 cases wool hats.
N. B.-orders will be promptly executed, and with
~
New York, August 1si, 1888. 27-s
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August 6.
EDErERsBURG RAIL RoAD-Ealiy in Angus

BDErERsBURG RAIL ROAD.-Early in Angus,
IL next the Rail Road will be opened Tor Transporta-
ton between Petersburg and Bakely the Roanoke Ri
yer, distance of 90 miles. Planters and Merchants are
informed that the the Company for carry
ing or storing all kinds Of produce and merchandise are Of
The most ample kind Large brick warehouses rapid
y erecting at Beeld and Blakey; and there is large
and coinmoiou warehouse in Petersburg for the recep
lon OF produce From to engines be started dai.
rom bIakely, capable OF carrying 10 Petersburg in
hours from 600 TO 700 bales OF cotton or 1870 to $50
hogsheads OF Tobacco-Every thing will be carried OH
he ran Road under cover and well secured against the
weather.
The Company have provided Steamboat and Lighters
10 DC placed on the Roanoke, aud have made
with Mr.. J. III. Crockett to receive Produce and deliver
Goods in the Basin Weldon Produce and Goods will
also be carried 10 and from Halifax.
travellers are informed that daily Line OF Coaches,
carrying the great Southern all aud Passengers will run
on the Kali Road and those wishing either North
South will meet delay either at Halifax or Petersburg
Persons wishing to go north by the James River, will al
ways Ind in Petersburg regular conVeyances join the
Steamboats, There will also be several Branch Lines of
stages, connecting the Rail Road with the interior of N.
carolina. HENRY ID. BIRD,
Aug. g. [27-sn .4gentJo Transportation.
vENHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL will re.
commence its session on Monday, the 4th of No.
yember next, and will continue till the latter end Of
March. The course OF instruction will be as beretoore
by daily examinations in the text books which have been
selected, with appropriate references and explanations
ing me examinations, and sometimes by lectures. The
text books employed in the School Chittys Black
stones Comm: Cruises Digest, fuckers Comm and
hents Comm. 1t is also recommended TO the Virginia
S,uuehs tat they should provide themselves with Tates
Digest the Supplement TO the Revised Code and Robin
sons Practice The price Of instruction will be sixty
dollars the session. to be paid in cash before admission 10
the School The Students former sessions are invited
to participate in the exercises of the ensuing session Ex
eeHeht accommodations may be had by the students in
rredeFcKsburg, upon very reasonable terms saw from
$io 10 iz on per month"; exclusive only of fuel wash
ing ne whole expense of living will probably fall short
OF 20 'he session Those intending 10 become Students
WI" pease aPprse me OF their intention before the School
commences They will be supplied with books at re
duced prices, II III due time informed of their wish
that should procure them.
JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX
Aug. 27-I Nnv