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


I1essrs. Editors-It is often and anxousy enquirel
by many of respectable citizens who is TO be ou
next Lieutenant Governor! and this enquiry is also|
often answered that it is desirable that worthy
fellow citizen PETER CARTWRIGHT, of SangamouI
county, if he would give his consent to for that
office, would be the choice of many, very many, OF
his fellow citizens Mr.. Cartwright is an honorable
high minded gentleman industrious and extensive
the son of an old revolutionary soldier, who fought
for the liberties of our country, whose onlN
bequest to his son was the invaluable boon OF freeI
dom and political Independence Mr.. Cartwright
has sustained an unimpeachabe character, managei
his own domestic concerns with economy, and by thd
labor OF his own hands, has secured competency id1
an agreeable family; he has also participated 10 th1
councils othe state for FIVE six years past, and w
confident that, if he would give his consent n
run for that Office, it would be gratifying to many
his numerous acquaintance; and in making thfl
communication, prompted BY the unrest moi
tiyes. OLD KENTUCKY.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13

I A bill for al let concerning Criminal Juris,
prudence.
/ A bill to eablish a road from Beeman' 5
ferry to Atlas 81.
! A bill to t,nfrm certain leases Of School
Lands. t...
A bill to pryide for recording town plats.
II. R. Midday, Feb. llth.-Mr. Mills
from the committee on the Judiciary, to
whom was reerred the bill from the Senate
concerning tie action of detinue, reported
the same to the House, recommending its
rejection, and the question being put OH OF
deringthe bill to third reading, it was de.
cided % the negative.
Mr.Mills, from the same committee, re-
ported bills of the following titles, which
were ieverally read and ordered to second
readifg.
A bill to amend an act concerning prac,
tice il courts of law, approved Jan. 80,
1927.
A bill supplementary to an act relative
to wills and testaments, executors and ad-
ministators, and the settlement OF estates,
appro,ed Jan. %, 1929.
A bill to define and punish contempts Of
courts.
A bill for m act concerning Justices of
the peace and constables, and defining their
duties
The Speaker laid before the House a
COMMUNICATION from Messrs. Dunn and
Pugh, canal commissioners, transmitting two
several reports: one in relation to the value
of he unsold laud5 on the canal route the
other in relation to the comparative value
and expense Of IA canal and rail road ;
which were read in part and laid on the
table.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Semple,
for an act to regulate escheats-by MIR.
Stuart, for an act to extend the time OF set
tIement of the county revenue Tor the oher-
ifs therein named; which we've severally
read, aud ordered to a second reading.
The bill from the Senate to establish al
additional judicial circuit, received scvera
notifications in committee OF the whole, anc
was afterwards, on motion of Mr.. Wyatt
land on the table till the FIRST Of September
Yeas %, Nays %.
The bill providing compensation fo
grand and petit jurors, was read the thlrt
time and passed.
Several road bills from the Senate were
taken p, twice read and committed.
The amendments OF the Senate TO thu
bill concerning the school fund, were con
sidered and agreed to.-Yeas Is, Nays 70
| This bill as amended, provides that TIN
school fund, or so much of it as Is nov a
valuable, shall be forthwith deposited in tn
State Treasury, to be applied towards de
traying the current expenses of the govern
ment, bearing an interest payable 10 tn
commissioners Of the fund, Of six per cent
per annum. ......
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13

The Cincinnati Gazette states thai the s., ,
ond lock of the Louisville canal was blown uI
with powder OIL Wednesday night, the a3d ul
Kegs Of powder were found deposited in tn,
walls Of the other locks. The Louisville pa.
pers say the canal will be rendered navigablt
again in seven or eight DAYS.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13

The National Intelligencer says--"Infor.
nation which may be relied on, has been re-
ceived in this city, that the suit pending in the
Supreme Court, between Messrs. Worcester &
Butler 1.-THE imprisoned missionaries and tha
State of Georgia, will be discontinued"
We learn also, that the law under which
they were imprisoned has been repealed.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13

The report that judge BALDWIN had been
afflicted with mental arrangement, and confn.
ed IN The insane hospital at Pittsburgh, proves
to be anfounded.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13

The Commentator. frankfort, Ky bays
The Cholera has re-appeared at Nashville
Tenn. and is raging with considerable vIo'
lence.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13
SENATE
MONDAY, Feb. IL.

hONDAI, GU. IL.
Mr.. MATTER presented the petition of
james Thompson, of Randolph, praying relief,
which was read and referred 10 the committee
GU Finance.
Mr.. STROBE presented the petition of sum
dry citizens Of Cook county praying a more
perfect organization of the militia of that coun
ty; and another, praying the passage of a law
granting presumption rights to settlers on the
canal lands.
Mr.. BIRD from the select committee to whom
the subject had been referred, reported a bill to
change the county line between Tazewell and
McLean, which was twice read and referred.
Mr.. STROBE from the select committee APP
pointed to examine into the situation Of the Of
fees of the Secretary of State, Auditor and
Treasurer, made a very long report on the SUBJ
ject, which, though very good of the kind, is
not of sufficient general interest to be inserted
here.
Mr.. DAVIDSON, from the same committee. re-
ported bill making allowances for clerk hire
to the Treasurer and Secretary of state.
Mr.. EWING from the committee which was
instructed to inquire into the expediency OF
establish a Bank reported u bill Incorporating
The subscribers to the stock Of the State Bank,
which was twice read and referred to a cons
mittee of the whole.
Bills of the following titles were read third
time and passed
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13
WEDNESDAY. February

WEDNESDAY, February 9th.
M SNYDER from the select committee to
which vas referred the petition Of the citizens Of
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-13

Eract from the report Of Messrs. Lyon and Nessenge,
commissioners to surrey the northern boundary q
Ills state.
TIE distances from the monument on the Missise
spp to the principal points on the line, that maybe
REGARDED natural marks to determine its location.
are . follows, viz:
mild chains.
-o m 20 , po;pt opa milo ond f,c cboine can't
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To be continued.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

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a. 1o' = '9'es' o''o"' ma eFea "H41. i aI.ocs,,
er :
N Js6crsoas Opis.ioa. So ai,ss4l =,
and %, fatal in ia et,et.,l ,.-.,,. ''eofY,
~. - 49, 90. he ad-
''s ''''''s u Tue tloh OF pesaealls Sc
eesson, ihatho authority, other than tn tfte.
the constitution itself ,rnnld ,n,i,,t.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
From The Il thmaad Compley, I've ).

Allf- lsiAAiIDisa l hE.
The session might have been an uneommanly
short one II the debate Oh Federal Relations had
not in,erfercd with me ordinary action Of the L..
glsia,ure, There are smpaianNelv irw pouuou-
few local sublees--of general laws, ba,ure them
AS 1t IS, the Legislature may be up probably h.
the first of Mlrch IL arrangements oil tne { on
OCCASIONAL bili have eeon discu SD pIelty ffcey-
and TIE whole subject re.coomdtcd to a seize,
commNtee. Il cannot lake up much more OF The time
OF ire House Of Delegates The Mllitie I'LL was H.
ported by Gen. Dade Oh Saturday ltlsabu.ky l..
ument, covering the whole ground VI the present
militia law. It's the maml0oiA subject now hefvt,
the House--and ID destined rethaps 10 taxi a.
more time than uny other The raca.iAeS ia9ue,,aI
has been pretty much exhausted dulns ia, lts
great debale--and We required no stronger evidence
OF this fact, than that the b,li for uulborsng Ia,
banks to lend hbifa million each to the jaime, ae.
Kanawha aerk, Which was exp, cted TO occupy a
least two days IN the discussion scarcely took u
more than tive hours on Saturday.
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were pto5atly asleep $ ben Inc hoa.


GAILsrts, Tenn. Jan %
dffmP' Al issaninafion.--An ATTEMPT upon
the lie OF Mr. John ~ Bnnton, Of TINS pioro, was
made by soHe tifakHown person. on the evening al
The - last---ih Ne sfeum3tancss ~ We have heard
them assa.mpiy dpfs: Mr. Il. was al his place Of
boarding. aal n LILLE pfer the usual Time Of sup.
per NEGRO boy came 10 the door and uiormaJ
him that gentleman wished 10 sec HIM; net sus.
,ss'ns any din.er he obcyed the sImnors. and
'l coping 4a the door, he received shot from
gta, heavily charged, some Twelve OF fifteen 1aek
-tat OF silgs entering The extreme upper part oihis
right hip aud thigh. The wound, aliho' acsctc. IS.
We are hapPyto learn, not considered dangerous.
The perpelfaof ofthis foul deed will W. trust, b,
dlscosere. and brought to justice 1t is an outage
Of the most daring nature, and one upon winch 50.
ciey should look with p,flcct abhorrfn nee Mr.
Eunton isa young man generally estanceJ. and
was 1st on tie eve Of marringeko an an,.bIe young
lldy Of tbs village. TUmon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

IMPORTANT FROM HARLE SION.
Ely last evening ) naIi ae received ano,Eer letter
from friend in Charleston, Is c dated o9,h ul,.
(fuesday last.) Our correspondent saws" Ar
fairs begnto assume a fearful aspect, aud an,
apprehsnsivc that in few days, the Military nd
Naval Force assembled here viii be called upon 10
act II is believed by many, tina, the recommended
tons to the people by tie late Multiplying Meeting,
tesnpend oil action under their Ordinance untl
the rising Of Congress, was mere expedien,,o
gain time 70 mature their preparations, and moi
adopted in good faith
limitations having been given to the Govern
ment forcos, upon good authority, tina, it would b,
we'll that they should keep bragat look out-eve
~ measure ofprecautIon has been adopted by then
70 prevent a SURPRISE and the defences already for
midablc, are daily being strengthened. The OH
GERS are frequently in town, but they receive no al
tentions from the eli zens-nor is any attemp,
made to modest them. The Iaioaists are SAID I,
he as numerous as the other party, and equally Il.
well prepared for acting though no, SO clamor
ouu"
a correspondent, of the Columbia IS c. Hive,
q NE S6h ult, says" One Of tic moss coa.emp-
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CONGRESSIONAL.

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ported he motion by speech n II ch ea5e "a
iarSe I'M" the doctrine OF Nnheat'oe,end Il. T, %,
or1ts ''',' '',' ,''., 70 we 'f
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! Staes lhosr S.ates u,i,It with ju.,,,e inzi. ~,
the protection now enjoyed by tns nle.,s,s a -
'2'u'', "'u ~ '''oSo u e"hm''e9 ana h0fiSahaa,
/ NJ. In,,,r.. h',,,a', 'ta '..''.'e
| from Massachusetts " ou!e cl.tpl b, uj,lasvp ~,
REJECTED, until the bill should ave be. Ia, Their
''1',oS9
spercb Of AIR Adams .nrsc,,,,,., 'i''''' - ''s
should go a; once 10 les. tbs strength s1a ey3to...
OF the Government.
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Drawn in Aynchburg.

The particular attention of Connoiscurs in Lot
terry Schemes is invited to this. Offering the
whole amount of Capital in Medium Prizes with
out the drawback Of sinai, ones. Those who are
disposed to adventure in Lotteries at all, have now
an opportunity ofduins so, to the best advantage
TO themselves in one drawn under their own eye,
and with the advantage of choice from great var-
ETY. ofuumbers, by applying at
WARDS OFFICE
Feb. II, 1882.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

The National ln'tl.lscneet, contains s,nf4le
sPczst 4 II kfuaen, of aufa AZ ,igst Nj Hsf-
'ort.ls ell Th5se Is arJssI 1ad striking ida
~ if.'s p7faos7nas
i have shown that lie request Of South CAROL.
m oannot Bo3 b. computed with and fal tbs bill
wlllna ens@ea The purpose. She VIII nafy
gouf las and apply her Own remedy to the le-
s.iailon Of the country Ore word upon this
doctrine u notification. So far US the Jarlf IS
CONCERNED. 4 can be- pal IN opel alton only IN those
Sta "ifre There are pofls ol entty. Thrre the
#uie.9r Hags1A= dn. AL d. d'.sl.e open. on
l.. -f5o. q loPles,n liz pl! aentby tn IN
s15.fr Il lae #a.s. iumny 9f tho Western stalc
80 bat ~ f5,l# ofea.ry aol ma duties are pad
N iHc d'A iozf.hee We pa, N IAe purchase Of
tHe Hruc., the MERCHANT W. might nuli'y as
i7ss at we pleased mud ptodecc 10 eaeet in pfc-
>'4tHt tte collection a ibe revenue. Ia South Cur
safl i isotb#t@.se. So tlat You sc notification
&. IA Only b. PHtib = eu.iun l.. Aim &c Sga.e,.
j - q remedy winch = only n 'bc poWer Of Saif
aofi4s norris ot eatry aud Therefore an unequal
#oacdV."
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LySCIRURs. FEB. II. 1899.
MEETING IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED BY JOHN
RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE.

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ee.s s-ssts tialiey eyss pIfe esaf @taesse..
saw yesterday, at Church, was nothing moro
nor less han Minister of The Gospel with blue
oockade fixed IN his hat
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TIME APPROACHING.
On WeAnesAay-Wcek,

BE it remembered that the Lexington Lottery, pre-
sen.ing one of the richest and without doubt the
best scheme ever drawn in this town, will be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

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IS iael4cea6ly assoeiale1oo on, national archives
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too slow in It's operations and corseoucndv loo an
CERTAIN in ITS results. secession AMI Vun,fta-
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am Glad said missionary to an Inuian
chief, " that You do not drink whlshcy bu II
g,icves me TO fnI that your people use SO much OF
IL" Ali yes" said the red man. and he fixed an
impressive eye upon the preacher which oomma-
ueetei .he reproof before he uttered il, " We IN
disns ~ q =. 70: dcal Of wh!sl,ey but We do not
make IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

80 '7''V9 w JUL = IO"I'
SlamcSe TletnS-These interesting strangers
arrived N this towuon Sunday evening last and
took lodgings nj Col Noblc's National Hotel where
we have made use Of Nh early opportunity To pay
them short visit Although rather small IN stu
tur they appear 70 enjoy excellent health and
thor coumrnanccs and movements indicate much
intelligence, shfewdness ard animation They
lave made considerable p#osress in the stu y OF
The English language ana express ticir ids with
areaI eleatness, i3rec and property. The t,lHs,
~ leorn, IN 10 proceed hence T. Cincinnati.
and thence to henta'ky and Tcnoessec, and per
iAps o New Orleans, should the season and other
circumstances, rend-r i no, unadyS
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is HANK

The Richmond Eeqaper gives currency 20 = RI.
MOI thai The Committee OF Wees an1 Means
~. ftl'ai bill Ion selling The uuled States
s..sl#, 81 tsa Bank sfask, aaIef certain tnub
'ians --une .! eal.. Is. ina, !, sho5e' sell 5etos'
pa
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COLUMBIA RACES

1'ucsdag JaHaarg 29-EJW .NGe Htsts
K spann's {. b Mocklc John, !
-. X Johnson's =. h. Collier, = >
Time Isl heat SIN l0s-2d do. SIN i6
! Ia track being very heavy, Collier running TN
kindly and rathcrthe favoritc At starting.
UtdafsdaV, len 30 7hycs R.le H4ls
4 Sinsl-tohs {. h. Godophin,
" Il Johnsons Belscy HH re, ; 5
J. b. Richardson's Z. h. Bcrrand, Jr. 2 3 =
J.lialrson's c, f Frances Wright dislnnd
The track was very heavy, a much ram Eel
during the lunniog, Bertrand the fayore at st5,-
ting was bet against the field Bctsey Hare had
a wy bad start the thir heat, or 1t IS believed by
many she would have won the heatorprcascd hard
for H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

A letter has been received by the Secretary Of
die Naty from oflicrt on board the fisatc Con,
slellut.on dated on % November, stating that ahc
was then her way 10 Mahon--alI well TINS
letter Is nearly mouth later than The arrival Of
the vessel at Trieste, y hieh reported her loss, aud
consequently must remove all doubts us to The safe
~ Of The iigate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

The Duel case, VIII h has been going tie round.
Of III papers as having been heard before the MAY
or we have asceltained, by enquiry Ia have irrol.
we'd no duel at all unless disposition TO fght on
one side, without a spending propensiy on
th" ether, can constitute the offence Itsrcns that
difference occurred between two Young gentle
men one recently attached to the navy. and
the other " medical student from rginia" The
former dsmandod nm apology, and proposed as an
alternative the bloody orbiirament Of sword or piss
tol leaving (in compliance with the canons of
chtvalyl the choiee OF time, place and weapon, to
his antagonist ! he latter took no notice of this
very courteous invitation and was, therefore ,l,.
~ posted as coward" with the addition of some
other epthets, which were far from complimentary.
Reused by seeing his name in print, the Viz
sinan called at the others lodgings, and commen-
ced the application ola cane or horsew hin which,
| LED TO some resistance and soutfe The Mayor
before whom these TRANSACTIONS appeared in evil
| ocnce bound over the ci-devant raval officer 10
.he next Court, to answer the charge of chalIene-
ing and posting, (Which we believe are both STATE
ff'soh oliences); and also bound over the Virgi-
man upon charge Of assault and battery. Both,
therefore, vii! abide the decision of Court and Ju-
ry. IP1i Com Chl0n