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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

s IEI6Hs DEC 90
The Joint Select Committee to which were referred
the Ordinance and accompanying documents from s.
Carolina yesterday submitteds through Judge loom
er, their report.
The report is of considerable LENGTH and the late
hour which it made, prevents US from present.
ing to our readers dayit concludes with sundry
resolutions, embodyng and condensing the views ia
ken by the .oonnfee of the particular matters re-
ferred to their consideration. The substance of the
resolutions is as follows: M
l. They express an ardent attachment to the Con-
stitution and Federal Union.
2. That the Tariff is unjust and oppressive, and
believed by large majority of the good people of N
Carolina to be unconstitutional.
3. That we will continue to use all constitutional
means to procure its reduction.
a. That disapproye Of the doctrine Of Nulliica-
ton promulgated in the Ordinance of South Caro-
ina-beieving it to be revolutionary in its charac-
ter, and subversve of the constitution.
The committee declined torecommend the appoint
ment Of Delegates to visit South Carolina as has been
done in Virginia. The proceedings Of the committee
since its appointment have excited great Interest,"
during some of its sittings understand elo-
quent speeches were delivered, which may probably
be reiterated in the House. The general impression
seems to be, that with slight amendments, the
report will be adopted. 1t is also said, that minor
ity of the committee intend submitting counter re-
port.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-23

GalIatin Co,mty,} 'c''
INAKEN UP, by Harmony Laughlin, living in
u Rock and Cave township, in said County, a
dark bay HORSE, about fourteen hands high, both
hind feet white star in bis forehead, and supposed
to be five years old; appraised to thirty-two and
half dollars, by James NJ. Lock and. Alexander
saddlcr, before me, this 3lst day of Dec. 1882, joint
j4aj Attest, JAMES Caldwell, Clerk.
State of Illinois, Edgar Circuit Court Clerks
Office.
WILLIAM oRcHARD,)
:, against An Attachment for $4,000
uNIIE attachment in this cause having been served
IL and returned by the Sheriff into the Clerks
office, |, Jonathan Mayo, clerk Of the Circuit Court
of said county Of Edgar, do hereby give notice to the
said Hugh Henderson, defendant in the above suits
that his estate has been attached by the said William
Orchard for the of $780, and that SAID suit snow
pending in the Circuit Court for said county of Ed->
gar, to be held at the Courthouse IN Paris, in said
county, on the Thursday after the fourth Monday i'll
April next; and unless said defendant shall then and
there appear, give special bail and plead, Judgment
will be entered against him, and the estate will be
sold to satisfy said Judgment
: Given under my hand and private seal mo judi
cia seal being yet provided the LIST day of jan'
airy, A. D. 1888.
Attest, JONA. MAYO, Clerk.
G. B. SHELr.spY, Atty. for Pitt. ~
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TO the widou and heirs of the late James Ed
n,ondson diseased, Of Edwards county, H.
li3sois.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-23

Of this unpleasant, unnatural contfo
versy and if South Carolina shall resort to force and
resist the execution of the laws named, or make !
violent attempt to herself from the Union, that
the people of this State will stand upon their duty
and their allegiance, and will support the General
Government in the of any legal and constitd-
ment of SO sad catastrophe; and that copy Of
these resolutions be sent to the Governor of South
Carolina, to the President of the United States the
Governors Of each of the other States, and to each
of our Senators and Representatives in Congress
JOHN BREATHITT.n
( GEoaG1A.--One of the Commissioners of the
Land Lottery Of the State, now drawing at Riledge
vile, has been impeached for singh crimes, misde-
meanor, and forgery.n One of the tracts of land
which he contrved to draw for HIMSELF is the resi-
dence of Ridge, the Cherokee Chief, and is estima.
ted to be worth $4,000
He has been arrested by the warrant Of the Speak
er. His name is given in the Savannah Georgian
Shadrach Began, of Gwinnett county.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-23

KENrucKr.-Extract from Governor Breathitt's
Message, transmitting the proceedings Of the South
Carolina Convention to the Legislature Of Kentucky.
at is desirable, gentlemen, that sister States
should be informed whatis believed to be the fact
that while Kentucky is ready to relieve her from all
just grouud Of complaint, she will not permit this
union, which protects US in the enjoyment of 50 ma
ny blessings civil and religious, to beforn asunder for
any cause. Her infant blood flowed freely 10 extend
the settlements in the frontiers; and both the north
and the south cah bear witness that although her po
sition shielded her from invasion, her gallant sons,
during the late contest with Great Britain were for
ward to meet toll privatlon, and all the horrors Of
savage. as well as civilized warfare, to maintain the
dignity and assert the rights of our common country
She cannot consent that her treasure and her blood
shall have been expended in vain-she cannot consent
chat sister State shall give to our children waters
Of bitterness to drink.
1t 10 considered proper that the General Govern
ment, and each Of our sister States, should clearly
understand the course which deep sense Of duty will
require Kentucky to take. therefore recommend,
that your opinions be embodied in series Of resolu
tons that you disapprove of the revolutionary doc
trines contained in the ordinance communicated;
that if after slhas been done that can be, towards
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COMMUNICATIONS.

YE3fHt y; ,ffIS3 EXFPAOtDfSART =
Attsr re,n,.,- and ,uI notice. as,,tlI,el NV
s,s.rat vq alaftsas. ~ take 1aI.r .5a>.d "a.
ma, ,r,I .ls,p ,ys. ant in .,,lrl,u md cr,tl-
cals,,ts or sur F.ie.4 Cni,u
o.. .na..,a..,,g1s# q.griaa,Astg le.ermin cd that
n.y.. b. called Ia t... clas. AMI lie myself
w. I'M iIIzs mann. .l.. #fnI.3i Secretary. On
BIN eoa,u.tc r. .I.s Il ..a4.. til. Cpaifsam chi
lei tn. attention o5.a to.etIat 10 the basmcs, b.
f,s lh.a. IN 4 Is. r.......5; N...l in tie oi,..-
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a.f.i.sg.s,ls. #ats'sr 10 L7a3.
W4atal;ac t4s gaut proceeded 10 sfpo'at q
e.. ...lss as iA,.,i,1nacr Is, 10 drait a pseamn.
and resolutions eX 4ses,lse Of TIE senamen's u
u, meeting. ! hJse urst appointed were the
Ire Ssases assssi5d by lis rxcelIency Graft
nd - Revolutionary Ancestors ,lhc honorable Re
srascir,4flee Republic, and General Republican,
Paae'2.2s ,'se'aer with the Reyrd. Pa5ac Nor
al', ana Staff Rishe, Po,t;eai Iruih and Com
mon sense, Er1.s. lllc gentlemen composing 81 I
conmtiee h}Flarr as IS won't "a puoc omcJgen-
e'e', iaia Their i4eals together fora sho!t time,
presented the following report and resolutions
WINCH, beng l.'@5IJ e& amazed, atHcuY se.ot.a4@-
Ell ana nla.u'cY eena'dered, %efe 5ovefa.5 adoPtei
without il F':SH''5as Fo'ce AMI Acre II may be
noted, rs n,tt rot iq,t marvel and special under,
mat a!'a'asn '3e "eole meeting oeioh3e6 10 Tue
P'W S'.9' d 'n- INV II wa" enuFe!y q 1ae "?'n-
IN =
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nor public nlota,s Justice. Temperance and piely
promoted by violence unu disorder nor civil mn,
religious liberty advanced by intestine eenlmo
ton. 81
3. Resolred. that We do arprellend that the cause
Of State Rights is III leoparly because uiira.latI-
tadlnarians have snfrepilttoosy assumed Is ssar
dianship and seem Likely 10 brmg Il 'nto dlstopae
by their violence. But We vii no; abandon II II
Is good cause rightly understood We viii h,p TO
restore 1t To It's station aad Ihen viii moi suffer It
- lac tr lmplrl on
1 Rssgieea, that We will not sustain the null.
fyers by manic nor their views. principles, nor
patty 90
D Il, snired that indylu' nun Is a frall, fee
bic inlperfoc, creature. society - essential 10 ms
Wan's and To hs improvement, and the rfuclble
Of public opinion the correction vi his delasons
and lnf1tuations a.
Is Resolved, that We cordially approve tho Pres
ldents recommendation to rcdaee The taflif 10 the
revenue wants Of the government. g.
Q Rcsaired unanimously, that "cur Federal
Union must be preserved !" and with the blessing
Of Providence, shall be.
BODY, Chairman.
Attest, SOMEBODY Seffe'ary
NOTES
Il This inestimabIe privilege Tour brlhri gm)
does not constitute sale. ii lsa sfange misappfc
henson 10 suppose, that were sold by OR ances-
tors, because they labonred to secefe the blessings
OF liberty to tbeli posetty IN all tmt to enme, AMI
10 pcrpctalte the union Nor VII SIC" sell our
brthtight FOL moss of po1age ; especially such
pounge as the oulhyets oller, IN theIr test oathsi
corruption otpry ulal &c. Ct
60 Monarchy has lis " tmFrings' too who"
fall to tn share Of one IN thousand perhaps but
what becomes OF The 800 they art mere hewcrs
OF wood and drawers of water 10 be tr.mPled on
like dos, by every spg fnobfliy,
t3l THIS IS delicate ground, Oh which nome but
bachelors dare senqrsl
"a Those same Jackson b nbou men, who jep
pardized the election OF their first choice und sought
to make the we-earnei popularity Of Judge Bar.
bonr subservent to their purposes. may DC very
clever fellows, but IS well 10 watch them
90 Render un oCesnr, &c" Nis due to tn
Revd gentleman OF the committee 10 say that tins
resolution was suggested by him
CO.. The nulhiycrs ask no one 10 take their nani'
that might affect their popularity. Only supper
III II views and pary,--itat icR da.
o. Ambitions the nhrnfty Of ercat minds.
WeiI tempered, II exeil rs to heh and uaeie dr.ds
| out uul me-, lads On T. ruin I'D ntaag. Bon,
dct Arnold aud Aron Burr are ,bh. les u lis tlia
afcts May tie United States never furnish a
,hlrd
q When this bon Of onteni,on is remoc 4
what y III the national ours etoa over and sn,
next Il WIS d3lci1u mof9el III i9l6, whei
Calhoun thought ne had il in his own paws
~
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FEMALE EDUGAT.Ov.

|.f,HE NEXT sss,,o" Of 'bs sodsef'5er'
!. school vii open on the llth Of February aex
Terms as heretofore, sljpaya5Ie in advance.
Mr.. $ has, FOR several Yeas had IN con,empla
ton such IN Enlargement of his cnur. Of ihslrue
ton as should embrace tlr mos. Important depnt-
menis OF the Physical Sciences, susceptible of Iias-
ifa,ioa by Experiments. specimen, 81 Diagrams.
lis Preparations are i.lr malurel thht WITH the
next session ofb his school lac intends 10 commence
eoutse OF 1. stutes Oh Hatutal and Experimental
Philosophy, ip#eAt,ud through tbs resod Of two
yeafs, o. teu, sessions III the following aaan..c-
ment.
/ Chemistry Electricity sanlsm Nag
nciism
: physirs-outncs Of bynrmiesoi II ydrodj-
namies"-p neumaucs--A eoussi!s.
} Optics-Dpiicul Instrument Astronomy.
Outlines OF Geposp OF Ahaer5iosr- lott
outlines Of Naala, History hatural ihrol.
oeY.
Tie course will bc amply illustrated by Ghsm.
zeal and Philosophical Apparatus Of Tue nost to-
cent and Improved construction. The lending
principles Of zach science will be stated "a saeeoz
s,ve propositions the less important as onastya-
toms and all will be fully demonstrate. Il vii.
be tho teachers incessaut aim 10 b hOf0as ny
aHaefSiood.
II Lecture VIII he utlIVeIcu every ucsuaY moi
nlng nj IL, and on enturdny morning nj 10 o'"otk
Wien the two preceding lectures will be reviewed
and The class examined upon than.
Tho class will consist OF Young Ladies exelu
sivey.
Iutms per session, Eight Dollars. III advance.
t. q SMITH
Il i. s.--Shoud adequate eneouragen,e be
Offered, Mr.. smnh W repeat the FIRST DIVISION Of
The above ooutsu Of Lectures 10 Il class OF gonng
ee,ittemea, ON the evening Of every Monday and
| Thursday The ed of the Solar Microscopes and
| other optical instruments beng unavoldably lost,
the terms " ali be reduced 10 So
| As the hope Is entertained thu, these Increased
facilities III education may uu,ac, n more liberal
patronage, both 10 the Female ind tho Classical
schools OF tins town. M. s respectfully submits
10 the Principals Of said Schools, tie propre,y OF
enqor'ng how lar hs design may merit the.r favor
and encouragement.
NJ TICKETS
For either of the aboye numed Classes may bt
bad at Col Norlh's Book Store.
| Dec. ~ vita
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gEgt A'EEa1A.

.alIE snliag ind so amer 5esa.on Of the sub
l. scrib.rs Schoo viii commence CA Nondoy
lie 9Th day oil March md continue "nl'l the 3oh'
iay of July onsumg, T"'i'o~ as@c'fl0'ote.
All S,dien,s cnte,ed at the commencement, or at
any subseqacn, day Of tl,e session, WA he eonSid'
cred es entered uni, the end unless oIhctwlaa spe-
e,Gad JOHN 4. REID.
y. Eth mords Of those committed 10 the
eare of the subscriber wall be strictly attend dio,
- lar a5 ter department comes u"Iof hts o"N
eye.
MI those branchfs Of science, wh'cl, eoalaee to
future usefulness. md winch are ind'Peaat5d' u
etety relation OF life are inueht IA MIS- school
luadlt explanations 81 di!heulaes arsat ~ the
eoarse of s'e4y, suited To the capaeeJ OIL eias-
e al learners. VIII ai0ays Da s,set, -. L.
lt4b 1 WI
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| he Thorough bred Stallion,
DESCRIPTION.

GREY BEARD Is rising 7 years old, n rich
dapped sroy full 10 bands high remarkably heavy,
though finely fropor,oned and very active a,.,,
pronounced 10y many who arc Acknowledged 10 bs
good JUDGES, and hive had m opportunity Of com
pating Giey Bead with mos, Of the Distinguished
tlo'sel, that he Is scarcely eqaalIed in muscular
power and strong bone, by my Horse in Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

Y Now opening Esp,t dc tta5,, Musk scented
La,eyder, Ambto,lal Lavender Wo'ef, Florida
Water sizes. Concentrated G,seuce Of Rose, a
new arlicIe-A,sa, Wmship's Oxygcnnied and
camphos Gaps Bathing, Panafne aud Fancy
soaps, DR.. Barclays and also Dr. Persons CON
eento.ed Compound of Cubobs and Sursaparilla,
variety ofSIk ana Leather Purses, Bead Nee
dies, Guard Chains Tooth Instruments, Gum,
spring ard Thumb Lanco:s, TtephInes, Pewter
Match Boxes, Glaciers Patent Diamonds 100000
Percussion Caps, assorted, Hair, Cloth, White
Wash, Flesh and Tooth Brushes Candies, Kisses,
Prunes, Dates, Acid Drops 3 or kinds, Furni-
ture Vanish, etc etc.--For sale by
Howell DAVIES
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asF ~ iAis44 s1--A1
10 ALL DEAkEs.,.
lpT PA nNA& GSa
NEW AIt'>yV AIS.

@TDss SALE a, The GOLDEN HEAD,
ii b1ak square, and At my OLD STAND,
= hoc,ee OF reluil, very large aud hoah a,sort.
MINT of Medicines, Surgeons aad Uys,eueaI Ia
strumcuts, obs PANT, bye-s,aas, N,ues, So
cars, Chewing and Smain, feale,o ,aa,, RE.
Soaps, Cheesa, Peralae,y Il aus, Fancy Goods.
Pen ana Pocket Kases, D,r5.s aul P,,ats, stfs.
8o,s, Btusa,s, Viaa4as Ets Lac warranted
pare and Of superior a,lty aud a'', i9'g prices
As any other house IN V,rs,na.-Al Orders, pre-
scrlp,lona etc. etc pu, up With the greatest care
aud dispatch HoWEL DAVIES.
Jan u IFS
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rs91al a4n,s.aeats--A 49, a one of.he
English periodical discussing of tho nature aod
i.nleuey efermlual PanishaIsifts, mak-s ih'are-
1aats Deat bas 10 teuoa lof any en- cni.l
inet "a, c'sss quarters. ii, Ia tAef OF death, and
lie vii, sag. Never mud, I ean die but oncc'-
Name ttaIispor, alton. aai lie turns pale This
observation, which IS lad down - an experimea-
al truth, FURNISHES sifa4s p,zsanp.ve evidence in
favorof tho superior efficacy Of those punshments,
which. permitting the ctno1lal to i've, GUS off oil
tie pos and onjoymst1s when render life d 81
ssb. There is etidepily, al ae re glad to per-
cey. T.. a sfa~ias dist,sc to capital pun,shaents
ind-cl sc 10 not despair oflivps to see toe day.
when every statute Which saYors OF blood shalt be
,esced rom the criminal code, and substituted by
less sansunary ba; more eIeetual restraints upon
.Ie bad passions Of or race.
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x'r- Francis 6. Key, Esq. has been appointed, by
,As Pres lent All senate, Attorney Of the Uni-
tel slues IN, tie District ofGoambla, yico Tho
mas Swami, Whose commission has expired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

sllIG undcrsh oiiua las services 10 the
-. manufacturers Il tobacco u - ra8aa5, ant
It's Ncghaornood Tor the purpose Of receiving ood
forwmdlns thei' kess and Boxes. Iia,ins Deeu
,g,ged IN The SniP BaoKERAGE business .or the
'a, ID years, and from ms connection with the diff
feren, Lines Of Packets aud Transient Vessels to
any Por, in the United States, he can alnos, TO a
certainty forward any rob,cco sent TO his care,
" It'll aut mourning Stofase or KIN Drayaeei bat
IN IN, eTfnt Of It's goius m ,tore tue charge vii he
moderate, having ample looa
JAMES FISHER
r. fa; 10 Mr.. Caswel! Poe. bynchbug
Re moHa. Feb I. Co.
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Jelu Williams, President,
Mcdad Lyman, Treasurer,
Glass Furniture Knobs.

MUST received SIMPLY ofpatent Glass Screw
% and Spindle Furniture knobs-iikewise, 'ed-
ding Lamps. to protect the eyes from the s are oil
,iett while reading, wrl,in9 OF sewing
~ jos. D. EVANS
=, -, IL
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TEACfss1ss WANTED.

Va NEN. LiaNi ~ "0I' q10IIH-' - --7'T1 "
VI various branches ofho English Language, and
the Latin Classic, will tiDI situation IN u pl-us-
IN, AID healthy 4hbof,ooJ, aooeI 10 miles soui!
OF lhio place, by ap1.ica,ioa II tbs iflee,
Fr5' IL 3wf
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The Nails-We ale informed that we were
vrony N saying, in our last, tia, there had been
lllcc Iatfaycs Of TIC Af'tera malf since the pre-
eedlng Saturday. The LE4rta-MilLs arrived as
usual but the pArERs we've left behind. Ofcowse,
,he fault was not with the contractor or his agents,
Jut with the publishers or pasima tors north Of
Alexandria
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Ep Sg'AgSs.asse has opened a ne" p'd'
q u. and Fac, slafe, IL tie eofn't i'nase I'M
medAttIy Opposite 10 Lancaster y " Ha s'''"cp
~ store llerespeeltuliy solieiis share et pun
lie patronage. and pledges himself to be careful ana
accurate IN d,spenstng hlut'e9es.
o., INIT
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r PNDlaREE EXPLAINED.

ST. Hctcr fee2lc Grey Il, ads siands.,e, was
by iigtfyer out oi Papillp1, lie dun OF old Med
ey H'gbayer was by iIesod, wayal,o the great
grandalre Of air Arcby, teng he sire Of aocsing-
ham, who was the aUc Of tastianlra, Sir Atchy
dam Bordeaux wus iuli BROTHER 10 For4el, SJt
heby'5 Erandsire, beng the sire of Imported,
plomeJ both by liesoJ. American Turf Reg
istef Vol Page Ii3
by rolcnlng to the English slpI Book, and
American Turf Rcglelei, II will be evident TO any
onr tint a better bred House cannot be found il,
England OF America. In addition 10 his iiue breed
M, he has g,eat SIZE atanlns and muscular pow
e., VIII ,onld be deeubc cross for the raging
stool. u III. present day An of his family, ei,irc
IN England America, have been good perform.
Gfs of ,1ns distances With the promising an
psa,anrc Of Grey Bends Colts, there Is just rea-
aen 10 conclude, honl good mar,s, his get will 10
able 20 conPets with the get ofany other stallion
There IL apfon,isc Vi sufficient size in his Colts
should they lal 10 run, they will make valuable
Horses brother purposes. JOHN 3. COLES.
Fehuary, H. w3w
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GREAT LOSS On toe 9Th INST GbavalIa
Mills, near Richmond, f.ouneny Gateso's, wore
CONSUMED BY Are About 19l O19 wee insured in
-. Mes. \ OK 1g3 other Offices.
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~ We are authorized to say that our present
. legates in the Legislature, Maj. Zae4eaS Il
ciealaam and Capt. James G. Dcar'as, arc eau
llaies tor reelection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-11

- eol. Tionas Hmty FsoJ1 is Announced a
coud da.o to represen; the p sopis of Bac@ioSua'
;. ~: mex, House of Delegates.
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PEDIGREE.

GREY BEARD was bred by Richard Singleton
Esq, oi South Carolina, WA rot by kosciusko. bus
dam the imported marc psyel,e KotciuAko was
got by S'r Archie, hIs d.ia Lottery, who won II
tnees out OF ~, from 10 1 mtlc hoas, beating tho
best horses at her day The racs shp lost was her
frat when sic wes d'sanesd ~ accident She waY
GOT by tho imported horse Rcdord, he by DUNCAN.
hon, he LY q Kelly sEelipsc her dam the import
Cd mare Ausna, from the celebrated stock Of Co.
oael D'keiIy. oI England, ahe Wy The Primes Of
8ells' lanous running hor,t Anvil her da,l
colaic O'hally's coIybrnted aud iasoun.s broo!
mare Augdsln by his Stallion Eclipse, lee dnp, by
Ilqtoi bee gtandam by Bujue,, Regues, Lo...
dale Arabian Bay Bolton, barley Asnban.--ses
English @tod Book, and American Turf Register
Vol = !are 1913
Anvil, hen sre, was by Herod See American
, lud rsler, Vol. ), Page 392 Dam by ken,L-
81, by GololPhln Arabian, grandnIh Lath, by CO.
dolphin Arabian, great ;randam by chijers own
,iate TO Snif.
Psyche Mas bred by the EaH Of Derby, (soe Ger.
,ideal.).
Know slv Oct. s. 1903
| hereby certify that Tie stey lilly which Laye
89ll u General John Mcpherson, was got by Sir
P,'er reazIs out of my mare called Bah. Sire was
61t1, Bodaaak out ofapctosxa, wlo was go. by
ts.ifsc, lui was own Sister 10 '3aliram This above
- aIlY VA bledhy me aud was year old
40, day ,ui 10 more Wine. any hand.
DERBY
do hereby certify thpi The above is true coyy,
md by Lid Derby hpsrlt Jnnttary r., 1898
RICHARD SINGLETON
psYclo wasa distinguished r,re md produced
sosefl Of the first order, Blank, slorkt,me, and
l.alnbalc s. TO full sister 10 Grey Beard An csr-
y aecldtn prevented Grey u lfd fun being lruin-
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- Cen Scott las sailed from New York, 70
holles9on.
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sJ TICKETS

For either of the aboye rumed Classes may 10
bad at Col Norlhs Book Store.
Dec. ~ vita
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-02
JOHN BALL.

The Commissioners of the New York Ca
nal Fund have given public notice to the
holders of the New York State stock, issued
for the construction of the Erie and Cham
pain canals, that they are now ready to pay
off and cancel the stock which is redeema-
BILE in 1887; and as an inducement to the
holders of this stock to surrender it and re-
ceive payment therefor, four years before the
period fixed for this redemption, the commits
sioners offer to pay premium Of five per
cent. upon the FIVE per cent. stock, and pre-
mimi of eight per cent. upon the six per
cent. srock of 1887. What commentary
this, on the value of that sagacity which con-
ceived, and that firmness of mind which car
ried through, in despite of all the discour-
agements and obloquy which ignorance and
prejudice could oppose 10 them, these great
works-now the pride of the whole Union,
and the sources of wealth and prosperity to
the State already far beyond the most san
guine hopes Of their great protector.
Nat. Intelligsncer
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-02

or the renowned Admiral Vernon.
Walpole says "Wentworth will certain
ly challenge him, but Vernon does not
profess personal valor; he was once knock
ed down by merchant, who offered him
satisfaction-but he was satisfied"