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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13
STRAY MARES.

vNyAKEN UP by Henry Sodorus, living in the at.
Il tached part of Vermon county, Illinois, two
estray MARES, of the following description, to wit
one bay mare with small snip GU her nose, her
near eye out, right hind foot white, branded with
mark thus ~, supposed to be fourteen hands and a
half high, nine years old; appraised to twenty
dollars and fifty cents. The other bay mare with
saddle spots on her back and wethers, and small
white spots under her belly, supposed to be fifteen
hands and one inch high seven years old; appraised
Deer, before Myanin Byres, Esq. on the 5th day OF
January, A. D.. 1888. r.
., A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Danville, III. Jan. u, 1888. E47-3t.l
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New and Elegan Fancy i>ol'

EUST received full supply of fashionable and
% new GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslins,
Fic'd. Mantlarines, Palmariles, eros DIES Indies,
Zephyrines, black Italian and French Florences and
Gros DIES Swiss of superior quality, 34, Al and SD
gauze and b;,rege lldkis and scnrfs Parsnet Hdkfs
and Hermann Shawls, new AID splendid article
IAlso-Gauze and Satin Ribbons, black and white
silk Hose and half Hose, of superior quality, ladies'
and gentlemen,s Gloves. For sale, wholesale and
retail, on accommodating terns.
/ March ~. 4-tr l. y. RREWSfEh'
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Public Notice is Hereby Given.

iFAViAT the undersigned has taken out letters fes
III tamentary of the last will aud testament OF
Thomas Staufeld deceased, AMI qualified such
executor. All persons having claims against The cs-
tate of the said deceased, hereby notified and
lquired, to exhibit the saIneo me- to the Court Of
Probate for the county of Verniion, for settlement
within nine months from the date hereof, dated at
Danviile Illinois, this 9Th day Of Jan, A. d. 1888.
EDWIN G. STANFlEi4D, Erecuior.
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lily before him sho is The author and presafyer
of our existence, holding sweet intercourse,
and in the language ofpiety and virtue exclaim,
I..lhv will be done OH, lis then lhot wn'
mans love sheds its most brilliant and purest
rays; Its brightest and undimming light, which
will continue to grow brighter and bri shter I'M
iii its splendor shall set i'll the great ocean of
eternity. ANXIOUS.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13

RA cles in his line, consisting of
Z sgant u days Time Pieces. Different pat
terms, bronze, giit, a,abaster, a. mahogany J
I.at,es' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Eripe, repeating, alarm,
and plain do.
Jewe!ry and Silver Work of every descrp-
ton.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments
Musical Boxes, Pocket aud Brace Pistols
Gentlemea's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working
do. Perfumes, &c.-and a great variety Of
different fancy articles, too tedious to metz
ton.
st. Louis, March ID, 1882. lily
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Adyertis

vi NO all persons interested in the real estate oil
- JAMES HUSTON, late Of Edwards county,
Illinois, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber, guar
dian ofthe said Husons minor heirs. will, at the nest
sitting of the Edwards Circuit Court, present to the
said court petition for partition of said estate, to
be made agreeably to law.
43-4 WILLIAM BATSON Guar.
Albion, Nov. %, 1882.
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Notice.

a Ii persons having CLAIMS against the estate oil
"a JOHN WOOD, deceased, late of Wabash coun-
ty, Illinois, are hereby notified ard requested to
hibit the TO U.S. or to the Court Of Probate for
said County Of Wabash, within nine months from
this date. RACHEL WOOD, Ereculrr.
JOHN WOOD, Jr. Egecutor.
December 81, 1882. 43-4t
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SCHOOL
For Young Lad;es and Gentlemen

YaNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
June, at ATTENTION, Peoria county, where he will
teach the different branches Of Science usually taught
in schools and academies Particular attention will
be given to the mental and improvement of stu
dents-such course of instruction will be pursued,
calculated to bring the latent powers of the mind
into exercise, and facilitate the acquisition OF know
edge. Tuition from So to "a per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, A. B.
N.B. The town of Attention is of recent location,
at the head of Lake Peoria, the east side of La Sale
Prairie. This site is healthy and beautiful beyond
description. There will be public sule OF Lots in
his town on the last Saturday in May. S. A..
January q, 1888. daily
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A STRAY HORSE.

THSAKEN UP by Joseph Davis of Vernillion Coun-
N ty, Illinois, estray horse, Of the following
description To it, ii stud colt of bay colour, left
hind foot white, few white hairs in his forehead,
four years old next sprns, fourteen hands high,
no other brands marks perceivablc; appraised to
eighteen dollars, by Ephraim AGREE, Alexander
Church and Francis Foley, before Asa Elliott, Esq,
Oh the 9th day of December, A. D. 1882.
A. WILLIAMS, Cleric.
Danville Illinois, Jan. 9TH, 1883 1885,.
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DR. Be- X PRBlHbRS
|nFFERS his professional services to the inhabi.
" tants of Vandalia and its vicinity. His shoT
is in the huuse recently occupied by Col Ewing.
December 5.io32. ~
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STATE Of Illinois, Edgar Circuit Court CLERKS
CFce


CFce. Xxx.
|WirLIAM ORcHArp,)
against An Attachment for $4,000
IHuGH uENDERsoN..1
IfExfE attachment i'll this cause having been served
a. and returned by the Sheriff into the Clerks
Office, l. Jonathan Mayo, clerk of the Circuit Count
of said county of Edgar, do hereby give notice to the
said Hugh Henderson, defendant in the above suit
that his estate has been ATTACKED by the said William
Orchard, for the OF $50 and that sand suit is
ipcndiIg in the Circuit Court for said county Of Ed.
gar, TO be held at the Courthouse Paris i'll said
county, the Thursday after the fourth Monday in
pr next; and unless said defendant shall then and
there appear, give special bail and plead, judgment
viii be entered against him, and the estate will be-
sold to satisfy said Judgment.
Given under my hand and private seal, Ono Judi
ca seal being yet provided) the LIST day Of Janu
larry, A. D. 1888.
Attest J0NA. MAYO, Clerk.
G.. B.SnHLr,Ei,y, Atty. for Pltf I2
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
"a JOSEPH F. MO2EHANE, deceased, late OF
White county, and state Of Illinois, are hereby noti-
fed aud requested exhibit the sawe to us, to tic
court of Probate for said county of White, for settle
ment, within nine months from this date; and all
persons indebted to said estate, requested to make
immediate payment.
BENZ. R. SMITH, .aa,r,.
JNO. CRAW, %
Carni, Illinois, Jan. I, 1888 ASST. ]
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TAKEN UP.

10y Crawford Lewis, living in IN Clay county on
20 the Little Wabash 70 miles north west OF Mays
vile, one dark bay MARE fifteen han is un;l half
high, supposed 10 nine years old, star in her fore
head her right bind foot white up to the pas or oa;
re-h mark on cacr tnle Of her neck, supposed to
nave beeu done by yoke, heavy naIia a:i tail OF
darlSish color saddle mark hsl back, prai-rd
10 forty dollars by w. Ii. Sans and Dugal Campbell
before J. l.. Wickcrsyalu, j. P.
.s--5- 46 w. T. DUFF. elk.
Nov. Oh, 1892
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TAKE NOTICE.

NMHAT shall make application at the next Tern
II of the Edwards Circuit Court, to be held il,
said county, the second Monday Of AprineXt, for
leave to sell the N. Z. quarter Of section 70, T. S
K; 10 E., to satisfy the claims against said estate
us the personal estate is insufficient.
THOMAS HUNT, .9hnb.
ofJumes Edmoadson, deceased.
Albion Jan. 18th, 1888 l43-4t.
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70 tie acido1p and heirs Of The late James e.
nsomdson Diseased, IF EaaYar!s county, H.
ltnOis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14
EO3aElS'EgdJ.

~, BALTIMORE, June 10.
The departure Of the Pre,demt-On Saturday morn
ing Subcommittee OF the general committees con no
o Weny persons appointed 10 accompany the President
TO Chesapeake city, waited upon him al his odpns a an
carry houF, who, together with the Mayor and number
other persons, escorted him Steamboat en,uckv
where an immense number Of citizens, notwithstanding
the early hour had already assembled 10 witness his de-
parureSoon alter going board the steamboat he was
ny the committee the upper deck which al
io"eu 10 an NOSE who had assembled Tor the purpose an
opportunity OF seeing him. few moments before leav-
ing The wharf, the mayor, behalf the citizens of Bal
hnore, took leave OF him. expressing the sa me time
IN bret and pertinent manner the earnest desire which
Is ielt, that he may enjoy pleasant and proppros
ney, iu measure oil health, and every necessary com
tort IN this life aud happy and glorious immortality
lie President appeared 10 be deeply affected al the sce-
and address, and expressed his gratitude 10 the citizens for
he kid reception he had met WITH the hopitae manner
ne had been entertained and the attachment repsect
they had manifested towards him this and all former
occasions.-On leaving the wharf Capt Roundree's ex
ceien band which had been engaged on board the boat
struck up the aumaing air OF Yankee Doodle-Tbe Ca
OF the departure of the boat with the remark that shows
ha' even during The present animated opposition between
'ne TWO INES, all other feelings 10 Weld to the
desire oil showing re-pect to the Chief Magistrate of the
naion - VIZ
"lhe position of the hoats, laying the wharf s such
tha e charles Carroll belonging Union Line has The
advantage in starting; but Captain Chaytor her
deT with the urbany and prompt propety which
characterize him. this occasion waved his nrv;lenes
aud permitted The Kentucky take the precedence The
act, and the manner in which il was performed excited
warm feelings OF appreciation among The GROVE, OF specta
parure OF the President"
as the boat passed fort McHenry, three miles below
the city, national salute fired in honor of the Presi-
dent. 49, ~
The passage TO Chesapeake city was altogether an ex
Feineiy pleasant one, every comfort and convenience
having been amply provided by Captain Robinson and the
eueh ana directors OF the company, who had profered
he use oil the boat for the accommodation of the President
aud hrs suite on the occasion, and noihing occurred 10
mar in the slightest degree the pleasure thai was af
forled ~ wa "
Oh arriving ut Chesapeak city, alarge concourse of The
cIens from the surrounding country were in waiting TO
meet and pay their respects 10 the PRESIDENT and in few
minutes alter the barges arrived, bringing the general
committee and many other persons from Philaiepb
me committee from our city then took leave of the
President, he proceeded his way Philadelphia and
they returned TO this city about four o'clock in the after
noon. ~
since writing the above learn that portion of the
committee RON This city accompanied the President TO
Philddc phia.-Republc
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ARRIVAL OF THE pREsrDFNr

PHILADELPHIA, June l0.-General Andrew Jackson.
President OF the United States, accompanied by the Hon
Louis ML9ne, Secretary Of State; the Hon Lewis Ca.s
Secrearyot War Major Donnelson, Private Secretary 10
me PRESIDENT, and oil Earle OF Tenn, arrived Satur-
day evening at the Navy Yard, between the hours of five
and SIX o'clock amidst the universal CALCULATIONS OF inn
mense crowds OF spectators, who filed every avenue
street door, wnlow, and the very house tops where
he PRESIDENT and his suite bad to pass The undsguised
enthusiasm which filed the hearts and bosoms OF every in
dYiual composing this immense throug, burst forth in the
most iumuuous shouts Of applause and delight, rs the
venerable pairioi-rHE MAN or THE PEoPLE-passed
to lhs apartments prepared for his reception.
For m9Dy hours before the arrival of the splendid
Steamboat Ohio, the shores lined with people in al
dreciions-he Navy Yard crowded and the streets
leading to IL equally covered. TIE Robert Morris o.
the Rail Road Line afer her arrival early in te aler
noon, immediately prepared 10 make { ip down the
iver 10 meet the Ohio board of which was the Pre-
sdeh ana form an escor, 10 the city in company with
other Nean-boais Several miles below the Robert or
ri' aud The ONO approached each other. Tie grea
crowd which oiled The upper and lower decks OF IT,,
Robert Morris cheered he Ohio with the warmest en-
ihusi'sm@-waviog their hate bandkerchicfs, SC snt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14

a OGUSFA SPRiNGS.-Ths delightful summer re-
IA treat, and well established watering place, again
open Tor me reception OF company under the supernten-
dence Of the subscriber To such as are unacouained
with The water, II may he proper say that pro-
nounced by those acquainted with the Harrowgae
Springs, IN England TO be of the same quality. The s>
tuaton is very pleasant. the surrounding country wild
and picturesque and the accommodations inferior those
OF no watering place in Western Virginia
JOHN RI. PECK.
u Board by the month, $20-by the week. S6-by
The day $l-Cbildren, servants and horses half price
u Hacks may at all times be had 10 convey Visitors,
who may travel in the Stages the Springs from Sauns
ton. June ~. J--a
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HNOURrH VOLUME Condemned Chaneerv Repoyfs
"a The fourth volume contains the third volume of 81.
mons Reports in the Vice Cbanceliors Court-fhe first
volume OF Russell and Mypes Reports decided in The
High Court OF Chancey and Jacobs Reports in the same
Courts, which brings up all the Chancery decisions 10 the
present time.
The subsequent volumes Of this work will contan tho
whole Of the later Cbincery Decisions in the High Court
Of Cbsncory and in the Vice Cbanceor's Couit,
densed; they will be published here Immediately after
their appearance in England.
The price TO subscribers will he SIS 90 per volume,
handsomely bound in calf Subscribers requested 10
call for their copiesthose who desire 10 possess the
work may obtain 1t Of II. I. SMITH,
June IA ul-n agent Jg the Publishers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-19
MORE BEAUTIES OF QUALIFICATIONS!
Yolunteers- Drank in Charleston.

OtuuCCTS-D Iuth so SbosSssoss'
By r Shaffer -'rhe President Of the United
States and Black Hawk-Both Savages.
By Justinus Sioll. Of the Charleston Rlfiemen.
The Old Goose's Proclamation: Penn'd by a fac
ton, with view to annihiiare the pure aud pa
triotlc sons of Carolina; Modification shows her
brood full fedged, while the OH Goose has still
to hatch his eggs.
BY the Collector Rife Corps at Waterbarough,
BY Ensign A. w. Burnet-Andrew Jackson,
the Hero of New Orleans: A bright contrast to
the gloomy and bloody Tvrant who now reigns.
BY a Rlaeman-'The Conspirators Of Charles
ton: Political parricIjes; their memories will be
immortaized by the execrations of poaterity.
By,J. VI. Croskeys-Fhe Union men Of so,
'3S. and the Tories Of rs, hens ei eadem.
BY the Rlaemen and citizens Of CoOsa~hat-
chic.
By Ensign N. J. Buckner-Andrew Jackson:
A fit partner for Gus, Webster & Co.
By Sergeant Joyner-Andrew Jackson: An
ignorant old Ass, who brays and-kicks at his
friends, but quietly permits his enemies to ride
HIN.
by Charles Carlton-Andrew Jackson: Once
abused at the North as an odious Tyraut, now
the Idol of their hearts; may he die without the
benefit Of Clergy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-19

For our own parts. &c do not hesitate to de.
clare that highly as we had previously estimated
the abilities Of Mr.. R., these Documents have
raised him still higher in our opinion.
We have the misfortune 10 differ with Mr.. n.
on some political points-but we should deem
ourselves unworth, OF enjoying the liberty o.
speech, or Of conducting free press, it we did
not render justice to the Dip"ma,ist, who has SO
brilliantly served his country abroad.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-19

fore Of opinion, and doth decide, that the judg.
ment in the said case shall be arrested, the YER
dict set aside, and the prisoner be ordered by the
said Court to be carried before some justice IN
and for the said county, to be dealt with accord
ing to law. Which is ordered to he certified to
the said Court"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-19

New Trade.-We were pleased to see in the
papers of Saturday last, ship up for Natchez,
state Of Mississippi direct We have good rea'
son to believe that this may become an important
trade for our shipping. Natchez is situated
about two hundred and eighty miles above New
Orleans, and for the last five or six years has been
one Of the most healthy towns west Of the noun
tains. 1t is region where the finest coltOns are
produced. and where the agents for the Northern
manufactures and European agents could have
an opportunity Of making selections OF the very
best material. The importance Of this trade
will be properly estimated when it is known
that one half Of the Cotton exported from New
Orleans is grown 10 the State Of Mississippi: and
the rapidity with which that state is improving
in wealth and population, justiies the belief that
it will shortly export-instead Of $4,000 bales
OF Cotton. the present estinste-upwards OF
$4,000 bales. THIS opens an extensive field
for commercial operations. We wish the enter
prize success.-M Y Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-19

The U. s. Ship vsndaIia, bearing the broad
pendant Of Com John ID. HenIy, George Budd,
Esq. Master Commit came up from Hampton
Roads yesterday forenoon. and upon coming to
an anchor of the NAVY Hospital. fired salute
which was answered from the Java, flag ship Of
the Navy Yard
The VandaIia spoke of Havana 9th inst. U.
States Schooner Pnrpoise, 1t. Commd't McIp.
tosh, and ordered her to Pensacola. The P. had
several cases Of sickness on board.
Norfolk Beacon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16

found there hundred louisd'ors. and took charge
Of them. Imagining that he ought to employ
this .um in magnificent burial, he invited alt
the neighborins priests, purchased an Immense
number Of wax tapers, and prepared festival
for all the ecclrsiastics Who should assist Ia the
funeral pomp Just as every thing was prepar-
ed for this purpose, the dead man took fancy to
rise and, recovering his senses, claimed his port
manteau, in order to continue his route. Hear.
ing the dings Of this, the rector ran to relate 10
the traveller all his honorable plans and inamat'
ed the propriety of his paying for all the tine
preparations; but the traveller was not satisfied
with his reasons, and the curate disIikine to bear
the burden of the advances already made. carried
the affair before justice, and was there condemned
to support the expense.
Numerous other facts. all well proved, might
be cited to show the necessity Of great caution IN
the case Of persons who appear to be dead. but
sufficient number has been a,lduced.
lie Propogafeur.
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Prince street academy

TIME undersigned, in announcing to the ci's
l. Alexandria and its vicinity that this insI'-'
now open for the reception of youth. would r''
fully assure them that he will continue to tnld7
same rigid observance Of scholastic discipline, 4
the same efficient system in the communicates
struction, and use the same untiring industry
discharge Of his professional duties. which 81
,herto invariably proved SO advantageous to 'ts /
committed To his care. The system Of ExeS
the Prince.street Academy embraces the 70
branches of I'd ica,ion: Reading, Writings
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammar; Geo
the use Of Maps and Globes, Geometry and ~
with their application % The practical brsneha
hsthems,ies; Trigonomctry. plane and '7E
Hensuration; Surveying and Gauging; farpl
with the instruction OF the tables annexed; ~
lection Of Maps and Plsnispberes. according
ciP'es purely mathematical; Typographical
chitectural Drawing; Civil and Military EnS,n
Comic Sections; FIuxions; Gnomonicks; Asu,
and Mechanics Conscious Of the extent and 81
Of his research in the branches Of science abo'es
rated. The undersigned has the confidence to n
he i'll give instruction in them. not superhesnn
eording to principles susceptible Of conclusive
in the rigid language Of irrefrag.ble demona
Terms Of tuition, aud Rules Of the Institute
JOHN Dgvu,
Al.x,nd,;. H.. OF Prino' !
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CONGRESS.

Endless Life..-In the Senate, on Mond,
Mr.. Clay said he had received petition wb:.
had given him some trouble to determine what.
do With. II was the petition Of two persons,vs
call themselves subjects Of endless life. Il >,
reared that these persons had made some INN.
tant discoveries of improvements in our Nor
and religious condition.; and, having put there,
mortal into his hands, he feared that it he dldn(
fulfil their wishes, in presenting 1t, he mishtiG.
cur their endless enmlty. The memorial asts
for quantity Of pcblic lands, and was very IN,
dest in reference to the terms on which he,
should be given. They would be willing TO a:
cept of them even in perpetuity; but II. as The,
pretended, they had discovered the secret OF end
less life, he would suggest to the Committee
Pub ic Lands to look sOmew hat scrupulousl y iat
the matter. before they acceded to the prayer
the petitioners.
The petition was then referred 10 the Come
tee on the Public Lands.
Mr. CALHOUN laid on the table the foIIoa,.
resolution:
RESOLVED, That the President be requested
Law before the Senate copy Of his Prnclamltis.
IF the 10th Of December last and also the auths.
ticatrd copies of the Ordinance Of the Pespe Of
thu State OF South Carolina, with the documes,,
accompanying the same; and Of the ProcIama,sn
Of the Governor of the Safe Of :. Carolina, Of h.
con of December last, which was transmitted Ia
him bv the Executive Of that State, with the re-
guest that he should lay them before Congress.
In the House of Representatives, among The
memorials and petitions presented, was the .o,.
loving:
To The Honorable Speaker
ofMe House of Reprssentatiresof The T. j.
WAsHINeToN, Jan. 8. 1856.
SIN: herewith enclose to you Charges and
peclIications made by William Cummns. E.q
against Benjamin Johnson, one Of the Judges q!
the Superior Court for the Territory of Arkar
sas, with request that I should present hem
to the Honorable Body over which you presnt
IN the form of an Impeachment. You vii !
therefore, be pleased to give them that direction |,
have the honor TO be. sir,
Most respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
EGBERT HARRIS
This letter having been reah, Mr.. Sy,lFa.
Delegate from the Territory Of Arkansas, uile
an explanation, at length, Of the circumstncr.
which had induced the application for at In.
parchment. aud concluded BY moving the r'r.
ence Of the charges, &c. to the Commute N
the judiciary; which motion was agreed to-
l'he House, about O'clock went INTO Cpn
rnittee ON the Tariff Bill, and was engaged
that subject until its adjournment