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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING

NOTICEis hereby given that sealed proposals will
IN be received until the 25th inst. for the printing
of $500 copies of the Laws that may passed by the
present Session of the General Assembly, including
all laws tina may ben force the close ofhe present
session of the Legislature. The volume will contain
something like 600 or 1000 pages. The bidder must
state how much he will execute the work for, per
page, he finding all the materials.
Proposals will also be received, for printing, fold
ing, stitching and covering with blue marble pa
per, and cutting the elges of 500 copies of each
Journal of both Houses d this General Assembly.
The Laws are to be executed in the same manner,
those of the first volume of the Revised Laws of
Illinois.
The printing will be Id out to the lowest response
BILE bidder. Bond and approved security will be re-
CURED for the faithful execution of the contract, to
be performed within reasonable time after the adj
tournament Of the Legislature. Separate proposals,
will also be received at the time for the binding
of $500 copies Of the Laws, before mentioned.
THOS. MATHER,} of the SENATE
JOS. CONWAY, s y w '''A'e'
r. BLACKW5LL,)
u. BALDR1DGEl} Of the II. r.
L. w. LINK,
Jan. 9, 1888.
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Public Notice is Hereby Given

HVHAT the undersigned has taken dIt letters Tes-
IL tamentary of the last will AM testament Of
Thomas Stapfeld, deceased, and qulifed as such
executor All persons having claims against the
tate of the said deceased are hereby notified and
ouired to exhibit the sameito me- or to the Court of
Probate for the county Of Vermilion for settlement
within nine months from the date hdeof; dated at
Danvillc Illinois, this 9TH day of Jan. A. D. 1883.
EDWIN G.. STANFlEID, Executor.
43-4t.
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A STRAY HORSE.

EVAKEN UP by Joseph Davis of Verpillion COIN
IL ty, Illinois, an estray horse, of Ihe following
description to wit: stud colt of by colour, left
hind foot white, few white hairs in bis forehead,
four years old next spring, fourtsc hands hi Oh
no other brands marks perceivable appraised to
eighteen dollars by Ephraim Acree Alexander
Church and Francis Foley before Asa Elliott, Esq.
on the 9th day of December, A. D. 1859
A. .ss44Is=sb1S. Clerk
Danvle Illinois, Jan. 9TH, 1893. I43-3t.
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Advertisement.

zNO all persons interested in the real estate Of
IL JAMES HUSTON, late OF Edwards county,
Illinois, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber, guar
dian oftbe said Hustons minor heirs will, at the next
sitting OF the Edwards Circuit Court, present to the
sad Court petition for partition of said estate, to
be made agrceably to law.
454 WILLIAM BATSoN, Guar.
Albion, Nov %, isE
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TAKE NOTICE.

0NHAT shall make application at the next Term
III of the Edwards Circuit Court, to be held IN
said county, on the second Monday Of April next, for
leave to sell the N. E. quarter Of section 20, T. >.
r. 10 E., to satisfy the claims against said estate;
ms the personal estate is insufficient
THOMAS HUNT, .Adn''.
of james Ed,nondson, deceased.
Albion JAM 18th, 1883. 43-4t.
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STATE OF ILLISols,} ,ct.

STATE OF lLLINois,} 81,
Galiatin County,} 80"
KyAKEN UP, by Wm. Bourland, living in Equal
ify township, in said county, one bay HORSE,
fourteen and half hands high, with long star in
his forehead, snip on his nose, and lump or wen
under his left ear brands perceiVable supposed to
FIVE dollars. by Lewis Reed and David M'Banett,
before me, this Goth day of Dec 1882, Samuel e.
der, J. P.
[42] Attest, JAMES CALDW ELL, cidfA'
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife Abigail has, with
out any cause or provocation, left my
bed and board. hereby forwarn all persons
whatever from harboring or trading with her,
as do not intend being answerable or respon,-
sible for any Of her acts.
THOS. GRACE,
Vermilion county Illinois,
October 3, 1882. 40
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Estray Mare.

VvAKEN UP, by Daniel Payne, living southwest
il of Paris, Edgar county. Illinois, one iron grey
FILLY, with fax name and tail, apale star in her
forehead and snip her nose, two small saddle spots
on the right side, shod before, and had bell on.
supposed to be three years old last spring. and four
teen hands high: appraised to twenty-five dollars, by
Henry Ingle and Aaron D. Darnall, before John
Anglah, J. P.
[421 Attest, NJ. X. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
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STATE OF 1LLlNeIs,l ,c,
Gallatin County,} ~

STATE OF 1LLiNeIs,} 81,
Gallatin County,}
HNAKEN UP, by Harmony Laughlin, living IN
~. Rock and Gave township, in said County, .
dark bay HORSE, about foesteen hands high, both
hind feet white, star in bis erehead, and supposed
half dollars, by James NJ. Lock ana alexander Z.
Saddler. before me- this 3lst day of Dec. 1882 John
Shearer, J. p.
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NOTICE.

ITO all persons having claims against the
a estate of William Lindley, late of Bond
county, deceased, to forward them to me or the
Judge of Probate ofsaid county, in nine months
from this date, proven as the law directs, and
also those owing said estate are requested to
come forward and make pay ment Immediately.
Dec. 18th, 1882.
4o-4 ANDREW MOODY. Admr.
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Estray Mare.

0NAKEN UP, by Andrew Hunter, living north
IL east of Paris, Edgar county, III. a bay. MARE,
the right hind foot white, the right eye defective,
fourteen hands and one inch high, supposed to be
eight years old next spring; appraised to twenty
dollars, by William N Redmon and Mizalders II.
Boona, before G. B. Shelledy, J. r
[421 Attest, MIX. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
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Notice.

A Ii persons having claims againstthe estate OF
IA JOHN WOOD, deceased, late of Vaba sh coun-
ty, Illinois, are hereby notified ard recaested TO ex
hibit the same to us, to the Court Probate for
said County of Wabash, within nincmonths from
this date RACHEL WOOL Erecutr1r.
JOHN WOOD, Jr Executor.
December 81, 1882. 43-4t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Oath December, 1882.
Sra IL have received your letter of the 9th, IN
slant, requesting remittance of the amount OF the
3 per cent fund due to the State oflndana, (meanng
llinos,) and have this day referred the to the
Commissioners, of the General Land office for his re-
port on the to the first Comptroller of the Trea-
sury, upon receipt ofwhose inaldecision thereon,
remittance will be made as requested by you.
Yours, &c.
LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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State of IRinois, Edgar Cir'uis Court Clerks
Office.
IN Alignment for $1,000

WILLIAM ORcHARp,) A.ooo
against An Attalnhen' 'ot ~'o,oo
HuGH HENDERSON.
and returned by the Sheriff into the Clerks
office. /. Jonathan Mayo clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of said county Of Edgar hereby give notice to the
said Hugh Henderson, defendant in the a60ye SUIT
Nr.hsr for the sum Of ESQ., and that said suit ienow
BENDING in The Circuit Court for said county 81 Eds
Ear to be held at the Courthouse IA Paris in sad
County. on the Thursday after the fourth Monday IN
April next; and unless iaif defendant shall tnen ana
vii; he entered against him, and the estate will be
sold to satisfy said judgment. sd;
Given under my haIi and private seal, enc judi
cial seal being as yet poyided0 the LIST day OIL 'aou
AIRY, A. D. 1882 ,oN. Mayo c,.,k
Attest, JONA' Mn =, I'VE
G. B. sHELLEpY, Atty. for Pitt.
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To the wiooau and heirs Of the late James Ed
mondsos diseased, of EdDards county, H.
I;aan,c
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In the House several petitions for roads in different
,arts of the State were presented, aud referred to APP
e,ropriate committees. Mr.. STUART, from the com
mittee to whom referred the petition of sundry
citizen; of Putnam and Tazewe, praying the for
NATION Of county out of parts Of those coun-
ties made report adverse to the prayer of the petit
tioners MI MCCONNELL introduced Il bill for
an act concerning mortgages, whichwas reat and
ordered TO second reading. The bill to limit the
rate Of interest was read third time and passed
Yeas 26, Nays 26. Bills, for an act concerning
grants of property for the encouragement OF educa-
zion and concerning practice In courts OF law, were
read third time and passed.
Hoac stands Ibis Matter Some weeks ago the le-
gislature BY Joint vote Of both Houses, elected an
Attorney General to fill the vacancy occasioncd by
MIR, Forquer's resignation. Since that time tho
House Of Representatives. has instituted an ipeach-
ment, the prosecution ofwhicb devofes By law upon
that officer Yet no snch officer has made disappear
ance in the mater. little scrap ola bill about as
long as the first commandment, was got up short
time ago, for the express purpose Of sxcnsing the At
torney General from this duty. 1t barely gave one
sign Of life, and disappeared. 1t has not passed,
and it never will pass while the representatives, of
the STATE, feel themselves, now, above the bust
ness of egislaling for the express benefit OF ndividu
ais
In the Supreme Court, also, there is pen'ling orc
or more snts, III which the consttutonality of the
State Bank the question involved Upon this case,
the collection in general Of the debts due the Bank,
awaits. 1t is made the duty, by law, of the Attor-
ney General to prosecute this suit in the Supreme
Court which will adjoHrn. Yet no Attorney
General has made his appearance in it; the State is
unrepresentcd, ard as matter consequent, the fur
ther collection of those debts mist be uspende'! ano-
ther yca. There is wrong somewhere, which, for the
satisfaction Of the people ought either to be explain
ed or satisfactorily excused. .N
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TIE TARIFF. Mr.. VERPLANK, of the Com
mttec Of Ways and Means, reported a bill to the
House of Representatives, the eth nit making vc-
ry important notifications in the present Tariff law.
The act OF 1916 is taken, it is sa as the basis to
which import duties are to be reduced unminuiac-
turci Wool the value Of which, at the place of ex
portation does not exceed yhtceasper pound, is to
Be free ofduty and the duty wool of higher value,
to be prospcctvcly reduced to per cent ad raoren
Woollens are to be reduced at the rate of lOper cent
annually, till they reach 90 per cent. al manntac-
lures of cotton are to be brought down to 20 per cent
"a per cent is the highest duty upon ron--on salt,
it is to be 5 cents per bushel, after the 2 March,
1834--sIgar, cents per ponnli asscs cents the
gallon-coaee, one cent the pound. Where existing
duties are lower than in 1916, they are to be retained
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A treaty. has been negotiated by the Hon. John
Nelson, late minister to Naples, By which that Gov
eminent stipuIatcs to pay to the United States the
sum OF 81 100000, for spoliations on our commerce
during the o oupaton OF the throne of Naples BY
Joseph Bonaparte and Murat.
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The name of Mr.. FORQUER was enormously in
serted in the last Whig making the report adverse
La Sale: tho report should have been ascribcd &c
Mr.. SNYDER.
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The Correspondent of the Patriot' has Of late
become quite conciliating towards the Scents ofthe
Whig.p lie even pays us and our rens.s compile
ment, which we little expected to receive; we are
almost persuaded to forgive him his LITTLE pcccadlflos
against and address word two to the gentlemen
of the Patriot. We however, will pass them by for
the present. only observing that their correspondents
last communication has error o + some conse-
qnence, which we may be allowed tocorrect. Some
Reverend Gentlemen of the lower House pronounce
itssA LIE,n and we presume shall be excused for
calling it., in imitation of their example, lie too
The correspondent says resolution Was adopted in
the iIonse instructing committee 7, enquire into
the expediency Of Incorporating religious societies"
He must be that strong and Ilsome instances
perhaps, honest prejudice exists anong the people
against interpretations of all kinds, but more especa-
~ against religious interpretations; anil that it would
not add much to the popularity Of the members of
the assembly to haveit said they wcrein favor ef ere
atng those obnoxious institutions But III fact no
such resolution has been Introduced The words Of
the resolution referred to were, that the committee
should 'enquirc into the eSpedency of allowing re-
gous societies to appoint rust.c'' to hold for their
society sufficient quantity of hnd for the erection
of meeting house, &c, and form an lnciosure tor
a repositary:of the dead. Nothing was sand about
interpretations in any shape
IS p
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We acknowledge the fasors of the Hon. J. NJ.
Robinson AMI Hon. J, Duncan, and hope they may
be continued.
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GENERAL xMTEx.x1onw0r.
MEXICO.


The accounts by the Avis at New York.
are to the Cd December from the CITY Of
Mexico. According 10 the Daily Advertiser:
The whole country was restored 10
quistness sad peace-President Santa
Anna had returned TO the city and
published his proclamation on resum.
ing the civil government, and q new
and important era had commenced
The feelings and sentiments Of a num-
Der Of distinguished Mexieans who
haveTecently visited the United States,
and who nov have influence, il pro.
claimed.
There is great disposition TO lenity
on the part of the President; but the
Congress have declared the Pope with.
out authority in Mexico, and opened
the nunDeTies and converts in order
that all Who choose may return 70 civil
life. Many Of the nuns have avaiIed
themselves Of the privilege.
On Monday, the 2sth inst. the Law
repeating the iIh article Of the Law Of
the 9th April 1880. which had passed
the House Of Representative, and was
suspended IN the Senate in q somewhat
doubtful attitude, was Feconsidered,
and passed the Senate unanimously.-
The law for the admission Of North
Americans in Texas 10 now eompieie;
and q law suthorising foreigners to
hold real estate throughout the repub-
NC viii doubtless soon pass. Since
the President has resumed his Office
be time has been occupied by the
CREST questions Of the amnesty s6d the
clergy. To day IL has been decided
70 Danish the obaoxiOus, and To limit
the executions 90 q small number
perhaps ultimately none.
The President Santa Anna had ask
ed leave Of absence Tor a few months
from hIs Executive duties, bot The Con.
grsss not thinking proper 20 comply
With u, he has resumed them.
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LATEST PROM ENcI.ANn

The London packet ship M0atresI, Capt.
ChamP'In, which sailed from Portsmouth Tor
ee" YORK on the 9Th November, bgings Lon
month.
The only political news of interest is from
spain, and Of All Undecided character. The
Young Queen has been proclaimed IN Madrid.
s0d the royalist volunteers disarmed by an
srdeE ~ the Regency, bat not without some
oioodshed. The mail route from Madrid 10
bayonne, Wasst'li interrupted by the CarItsts.
snd They APPEAR 10 be IN force IN various
p'rts. though the friends of the Queen sneak
confidently Of their ability 10 put down The
snorls OF the AbsolutiOnists. Don Carlo.
hihssH, Is stated, ~ one account. wa, on
.he Fort"guese frontier, and had not yet dared
oe1un,e nahes The r'sngs an has favor by pIae-
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.Noftee so Tresnrssers,

"a IL persons are hereby cautObed sysios,
q "A TesPsssinE upon the laud lsirly plr.
Chased Of hT John DOvnsy and Nf KoDeH
bufhs' che eastern part II TIE Bloomefy
lraot') adjoining The Shenandoah river list-
leg sustained considerable injury by persons
thfovins down ny fences, and committing
"ther dsPredstious, : cannot submit o. ia,.
offences any longer. Therefore, ali who'd
regard tbs notice. by hereafter tfe.pa..r.
upon SAL land " sny mapnsf uisistsf. OIL.
expect TIE Law 10 be enforced agaipst Usr
ADAM EiCHELHEECLF
Dec ~. Is33 -3t.
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nm YARMER.

IfsAsrs b bring upon earth who
has every resssu 10 be eoutentcd, and
even 10 rejoice ct his silastion. il 10
the Aaesicaa Farmer. Culiks the
vsssaIs o! Esre2s, he 10 enpAstiealiy
his evs master. He ti!Is his own
ground--resps the benefit Of his own
'aoosr and impsevemssts--aud - he
witnesses . yssny and healthy family
armand him, feels ssssred that With in-
dsstry and perseverance they can So
cure to themselves the same inestima-
Die blessings. Nor 10 this ali-net
only Is property secured to him-not
only has he . consciousness that every
spear OF grass. and every hill Of corn
to which his industry has given rise, is
MS own; bot when he looks abroad
upon the institutions Of the land and
compares them with those Of other
countries, then feeling Of pride--yea.
honest, unostentatious pride rises with.
in him, at the reflection that he 10 an
American husbandman. Institutions
Of learning are scattered throug hout
the land. From the common school in
which the lisPing child 10 first taught
hi. alphabet, to the academies, and
coIleges, and seminaries which vie
With those Of any other country 10 use.
fuiness, are advantages held out for
extending the ground work of true in.
dePendence--nseful and liberal educa-
ton. He 10 convinced that il is in the
power OF his children 10 make them
selves both respectable and respect.
ed-that their own character 10 en-
tirely in their own hands, and that by
pursuing course Of industry, econo.
my, and punctuality--no matter what
may be their station--they will be able
to secure to themselves Q name which
the Offspring Of untitled ar,izans or
agriculturists OF other countries would
strive for in vain. He looks abroad
upon the esuntry--every thing 10 pros.
porous. He looks at his gardens and
ms helds--they yield On abundant re.
ward for his Iabour. He returns 10
the family circle and witnesses the
tinge OF health upon the cheek Of each,
ana ne - haPpy.-l .7uburn ~. y. Jour.
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,eirboil
socess =
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a hickory broom has been presented TO Gen.
JACKSON by friend in Shenandoah county, Va
The Alexandria Gazette says the article !. en-
blema'ie, and hopes the General will use |, for
the purpose of sweeping out his {" Kitchen. apt,
then preserve IL as ''nRrro~ to stimulate 20 flu
tur, sstions Of glory"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-19

The Niee-Prcsi'lcut, Mr.. EAs BrRES, took
his scat m Prcsident Of the Senate, on Monday
last. He delivered on the occasion brief Ad-
dress, which the National Intellgencer says .'ar-
gnes we'll Cor the manner in which he will dis
charge the new duties dcvolved upon him."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-19

Ars Royal says. "Congrcss commenced its
session upon the high pressure principle, and a.
nhss become fashionable, she would no, wonder
IL they should burst their boiIcrs.-
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Tm WA.nseroSIAS,-publi weekly at
i-ecsburs, Va, by c. C. M1srsnE. This paper
has lately been enlarged and improved: Il 10 nov
printed on fair sheet Of imperial size, With new
type, and !. altogether an interesting Aid hand
some paper.
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we purposrd calling public attention, parsie-
n'ar'!' IN 'his weeks paper, TO the lsdic.' Fair
-Ae'' viii be opened on "Wednesday and Thur
day "est, at Mr.. Be.kham's hotel; sus n The pre-
snt STATE Of our columns, cannot do better than
,. referring the reader to eolloquy, In another
column, uron this la'ulablc design of the ladies'.
1ess's~' there happily draws picture Of the at.
fractions shsh will grace the scene ON this oeea-
SONS and With that eloquenec peculiar to her &c,
IN a good cause, ut oDee removes all arguments,
peunr'oas or otherwise, against free bcs,o~al OF
oar patronage towards the fur oijecfs in eon,em-
plntioa-
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Paih0fion.---A man being upbraid
ed Tor contracting q number Of debts.
replied iha, he did nothing of the Kind
ION the contrary, (ssid he. } ! have IN
var'asIy done every thing 10 my pow
sr 10 enlarge them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-12-19

NJ. Weber Of this place, has been associate,
Sen the iormer proprietor OF the Hagcrs,o~n
NAIL. and tho paper will hereafter be c0oSue,ri
~ the hrm Of "Ou and Weber" Mr.. Wehrr
= iAvorabiy known IS the Editor Of paper estab.
called the "Potouaae Pioneer. vhich -. 80,
been discontinued. He has conducted Eyr so,ne
time past, The mechanical branch Of this ofle.
and A. . man Of hrmness asd integrity.
Fredertek CisEzrn.
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Ihs RehsseadJ u Gevsoniaa.-This able Jour
.ai has disappeared from before the Public.
a. L. Da6ney, one Of the propristors, has re-
leased lis interest in il 20 the other. m. q.
Craile} mr. Cralle has assigned the whole
sstAn'ishment 70 the proprietors Of the RIGA
.a"''d WhiR, and the two Establishments have
Ueeoine one under the title Of the latter. OF
the same political faith, the recession OF on.
OF these journals cannot but add strength and
vigor TO the 0theF.-l.Nal. INF.
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The AmaFanth tells us that a gentle.
man, rather smiffen leo the phrase Vo..,
win certain Miss in the vicinity Of
br'dgewater. was surprised 10 learn.
on paying his flame q morning visit.
that she was still in bed. "Tell ,our
MISTRESS" said he "a the waiting.maid.
that ! am sorry TO find her in The
arms OF Morpheus at so late an hour. >,
The maid said she probsbly nigh, for.
get Mr.. Morphess's name. and ,hsrs.
'ore desired that he would be Kind
enough to write il down. She gave
u 70 her mistress, who upon reading
the note, turned pale, nearly Cninted'
and al that sort Of thing. She called
the gentleman q cruel man for intin,a.
ting that she vas IN the srIns Of Ar
horPheus, person she never saw in
her hIe. She handed the note 10 her
mother, declaring that such unReprrous
ins'noaiIohs determined her 10 never
Oehoid him more. The old lAdv. no.
sess'ng more sagacity than her .lasRb.
yer, told her 10y the assistance az =
dictionary tina, Morpheus vas the cod
oi sleep. "Oh!" cried ,bs. sstbs,,.
grand l'II sleep On-John is 9 clever
fellow ~
We imagine that there sre two ma.
~ yoang females nOw-s days vi o are
really ~ love with Mr. Morpheus; and
Fefe u not the case, We might observe
mere blooming eosstenanees-moss
smiling Aess-aRd more healthy
I...~h A -.
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c HE~ARK, y. DEC. 7.
airs CIsy's carriage, together with the saddle
80" o''uIe presented To Mr. Clay in this town,
&c are happy To say werc shipped Yesterday n,
New fotk ON board the packet l'r.siGi-rfi boond
:" ihe :lkrfrcpobs'-ihe defamation safely insured
and all expenses paid Lsuig .ieh,