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rH1IE CELEBRATED CNNOMiLE or TOXIC PILLS -" pr.
= IL. Ecans, rxc; - specific effect on :!";ra;i ""t n?:"Urs im;i.
50 that IL" pi,tIlirs heart, The trcmulyn; h,nd: tie di1Hy cy'. land
III. iW;irU3. rIU"L. vanish hriUrr lLcic eff ITS !Mc noAI"G5 Tap"!-
rc!c" tic b,#icu imhaEncc OF III: raorg!H. :aI. IE:S tome m",!i
else is iuf uu, ums diseases, general debility, dyspepsia. indigestion
and H. consequences, as %aTt Ol appetite, an triTirn; di-i'nsH"A oi
TIC sI"lach. ucinily, unpleasant taste in Ill" mouth, runn5iin: noise
IA the tuw.l- ar:rnuS =ynrt"nIS, laasH;i"c,s, wii": ir "'int be.
comes ir:i;si::, !! ,.oHHir., tioH.h'fui: IisianchG.! All" ""j 't"i.
II pucnaa;nris"l, low -PGit1, paHiir'i"n "I te heart. n"Troas II
f,u!Iiiv. nightmare, ui>lGrbrL sleep, rh@nIEa!iSn, sltsiI1rIc Mr"r-
;Iir&, .Gissrc"s- Of .I.it, mud all otter nervous symptoms. DR.. "
Evans Canualiic Fills viii Iicct Il speedy and safe cure.
1Ha varirIs WEAKNESSES PrcI!ar l" he. ia:! S"N r'ra" Iinmc-
li4i:Iy uudar the p1ncr OF DR.. W. EVANS CAMONlI.E PILLS
amd ladies u; & hipn Az! responsibility III this country; ~ lISo IL Eu-
rope, have founa tIrm To be the hest medical arr"u.nG. 10 the toilet
the ever rHct with, recruiting The drraycd spirits, UiSs:ini:a: ih'
bead Gchr, duincs-. aui ian:nr, ana cr"n'in. n rlra>in: 'rIvnciIS n"
ch isus AWAY melancholy. They give comfort, and strength I" Il"
wH"lc >:stCm.
Persons CT "O+."a habits should occasionally -. d.. william
Evan N"s"fInl" ipcIi.ui fiiiI; The best k:'"a 20: !:!inn- a""r
ti"'1, :evnr-, ~ Hiruiy Of breathing, Ticnra;rdG &; >"'" ;!'oIi, asthma
Inflammation ui he eyes u: every aird, rmi aliIc>r Dis #*rs Itisin:
~ area; has b"cm ,hc uiiir. nj these Ftil-, shat he a"u"ihiy sale
I.,uIat "a urwa rGS Of three thousand duI!aTs within The vdriDu,
states cf lie E"iun.
$.v=ri riofSa'I testimonies have hrrH received hy Or. Hm.
T.: tI-. Il; H. "Mc", so. :, Division street, New York, ui "nhy Ir"H
tie public, bat h<n iiuni respectable: medical :rcn, (wlrp have pre-
scr'rr; them il !hci7 p'aciica,j speaking III ihc highest Terms "iihcii
cH.ircu! lnl"Es.
These imya!a ri!c r;i's may he had q, Mr.. e. HALLS Eau.Hurr.
iwn hcur+ alp%" the I:r:Ir 1arcIn, iiain street, Richmond. Va,
where application for agrTric. ray he malr b: letter or Otherwise.
also ~ NJ. Jvlnsuu's Fancy Store, Washington anl Mc:s!s. M"r-
,nnpr X A:pwj:.ys Faacy SluIr, liaitiinU:c.
Nov. Ji-lIm
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Dec .

Nm CIANCERY-TmGiNlA.-At rules held IN Ire
z Clerks Office Of the County Court o. Nutto%ay:o On
the 9th day Of December, 1876:
Sally Eow!Ges, Op!e F~owihes, and Nancy c.. Sally,
Thomas G., and PAmeiil Fowlkes, children Of Pamria
Fowlkrs, deed, and infants, by their next friend, Ops:
Fuwlkcs; and Vim. A. Fuwlkes, YIN. f. Fowiirs and
Nancy B.: his wife; and john Keaton ami Martha L ,Ds
vile, P!a!a:@:,
against
Edward p. Fowlkcs and VIM G.. Fowlkes, Exccutorsoi
VIM. Fowlkes, dec d. and in their own rights; R1Hsool
Fo#!kes, kcnnon Fow!kcs, Edward I. Fowlk"s. Sla
b. F"wlkcs, Edward Prt!'is, - Bucianaan am'
Martha e., his wife; Jphn P. Harrison, a9L - iif'
rison. who is son OF Martha Harrison, forn"riy Fr",hc
by his guardian, al item, JOHN ?. Eowlkrs. DIS.
The defendants, Ransom Fowlkes, Kcunon g"%Ia~'
Edward T. FowIkes, Samuel II. F0wIkcs, Edward re-
tus, - Buchanan and Martha g.. his vile. JOHN l.
Harrison, and - Harrison, son of Martha lllfiis"a'
not having entered their appearance and given aet"G%
according to The act Of Assembly and tie rules q: US
Court: and it appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence !i'
they arc MT inhabitants of This country II IS o:trs",
That the said defendants appear here on The first dIy"
he next March tenn, and answer The. BIZ! Of the p.,ia'
,'l;s; and that Il copy Of ;his order lie forthwith in,c:sJ
in some nc newspaper published in the city Of ~iticI:"5ai
or town OF Petersburg, for two months successive? az
posted al the front door of the Coart. house Of his c'I"'
!y. y Copy-Tesle,
F. FITZGERALD, C.
To, 90 a.. go"
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Es ArrAuANNOCE A~CADEMY.-Itis Instruction vii! arcn "n
- > tie li!h lay ~ January next, under the superintendent at MI.
Chif@s \. Lewis, as Principal: aided by c"I"pr;"ai "m' approved
a$-itini". The luns experience If Mr. Lewis IN ihr instruction "a;
youth, nrI his competence 20 III" tax, 80 cell a:,'-tcd u: h!S lr-
Inrr service in The Institution, afford an ample fIcI.c at She mnf"i
and intcIirctu.! advancement % those whc ma. sc c"rnTHittrdt to hi'
care.
The course o! INSTRUCTION will 2nbTrrc all the branrhcs ofn good
English l. irca:iGu. r:naGaring Natural Philosophy, itr Theory and
Practice Of Surveying, Mulbcmltics, and Inc Latin, lrc"k and
Fira@a l. n:rages.
The wimIr rx p"n<c at this Institution, including n"arl, Tuition,
';n.ling, Sc, with rh" exception %! Frd: Bedding and Candies will
BE- SlIr. iur lwl auh. Bedding, IiIumi-lCi, iC ch"f=c sill be 50.
l.: i h"rcd, that tic en-: I;cn"i experiences II tie Pr:hciNni, th"
h"ai.h;n"ss Of iir .uu :inI, "uI The advantage" OF Il GOOD Library,
will secure to The Institution Il cn1irrGancc Of that llhL raj patronage
enjoyed hy It for several ync!. past.
Letters nil;"s-, ID t" the Principal, al Fiilrhoro', Iar"!ine County,
ill tie 18th OF u r"rrier. aui s:ieI. that lime 10 III" Earpnhann0ch
1cai.Iur, or To- the President, at Port Rnya! will receive rTomrtst
ic riul. JOHN II. BERNARD,
PrcsiH5H; II BoGrd n Trustees.
SuyruicrJ .2-r
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Jan 81

w Quincy, Albums county, Minois.-The subscriber,
having commenced the practice Of Law, in partner
ship with hIcssrs. a.. e r. R.. Williams, of Quincy,
Illinois. under the above firm, le nders his professional
services to his friends and the public. lie will also at.
tend to business as agent, for the purchase and sale of
lands in that State, and the payment of Ia xes thereon.
Communications may be sent, post paid, to the above
address. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
jan. u. 13-wSw
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d. 4 az REWARD will be given for the appre.
6S SSeF tension of NV negro EDMUND KEN

SlOO kaMAs II H will ns BIC s'E EDn f. 'hS iPE:s'
SEY, alias ROBERTS, He is about 30 years of are.
low, and well made, very large mouth. pleasant cnunte-
n1.ce, seldom filling to smile when spckrn Ia; he has
straight hair, and complexion so nearly white, that il is
believed Il stranger would suppose there wos nc African
blood ir him. liz. is so very arl!ul, that in his language
it is likely he will deceive those who might be dispose!
10 suspect hin. He vas hired out for the last year. but
| am informed has been missing more than two months
lie was with my boy Dick a short time since in Norfolk,
and offered him for sale, and was appEchended. but cs-
capped under p-etcnce Of being 4 white man.-lf taken
out If the State, and delivered to me, in the upper end
of Hanover county, or secured in any Jail so that get
him again, the above reward will he given. ftaEen in
the State and secured in Jail so that | get him, will pay
$75. Address BOWLES,
DcHtonsrilc p. 9. |
Jan T3-tf
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IL e "a iEWARD.-Ti!t shove reward will be pad
q NV for experimenting and delivering to me, re-
siding near Lnrellu, Essex county, Virginia, Tor 81 dol
lars. i: confined in any Jail in this Stale, 50 thai get
iimJ u Negro man named PETER, who was purchased
bv my brother, Almond Atkinson, some time in Srptei!-
b"r list. VI O5cd Palmer, Esqr.. Of Aliddicscx. Peter IS
about II years cf are. > feet . OF & inches high, of a
dl:k brown complexion, and bow .lrggcd. lie has a fiat
lose. linn lips: a fine set Of teeth, and speaks quickly.
lie wore away a round j,ckct and pantaloons Of mixed
kcrsry. (,lne and white ard 4 black seaiskin cap, and
tnuk with him Il ncuILrr 81 other clnlhing--ll is highly
probable that Peter might be found III the nclghborlood
Of ilr. Pa!!rcI's where be hasa wife and many relations;
or he may enGeaYor to pass as a free man, and hire him
self as IL wood cutter, somewhere in that county.
ROBERT ATKINSON,
Loreua: ESS4x county: Trgiaia.
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J IN 9;

H~5LENHE!M FOR SALE The subscriber intend.
Z; = ing 10 remove To the Stale nE Missouri, offers for
sale that beautiful and fertile estate called B!cnIirim,
situated in The county Of Caroline. This tract Of land
lies immediately on The waters Of the Maiaponi, and
contains unr thousand ere EHnLrrd and ti;Iy.thTcc Hcres
six hundred and fifty Of winch are cleared aliuriaI
lnw grounds. A vide and productive meadow: adInira-
bly, suited to the growth OF hay, stretches through 4
large portion OF the iarrr. Til" high Land is tlllckiy
tiuthcred and we'll supplied with bold and never falling
streams. Tie soil Is easy Of culture and highly produc-
tive Gf Indian Cora, Wheat ana To!'ncco. Tie Dwell
i~n4-housa. forty BY sixty feel and two stories high, is
bui., Of brick, in Il durable and substantial manner.
and contains eight large rooms, with two spacious pas
sam,s, and dry and convenient cellars. Situated on an
c.ainrnrc, lie Mansion house commands an ]unhiok"n
yirw oc toe w!oIe plantation. Is barns, stables ard cut
hnnsrS. The ncigL!'nrii"od is intelligent and polite;
within lire miI;S cf Concord Academy, while Tie
R:rim"ml and fredericksburg Rail. road, which passes
within forty yards Of the Farm, pftrs a ready and
convenient market for all lis products. The stock of
cnrt!r. hos, sheep and ali The plantation utensils: will
Ec sold i" he purchaser Of tho land II Il moderate price.
II BIeuiicm be not sold before The I'd day Of March
next. il will then, together with al! The stock, plantation
utensils, &c. be offered for sale, "t the premises, 10 the
l!in:,c:! !i5L.r. HENRY TYLER.
Dec - Go-"tdS
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EN CHANCERY-NiEalSIA in Lunrrburs Co!.
Il IS Court, litii October. !>3G: Thomas a. f5"iH'<.
aud Emily his wife, formerly Hurt, Amry a. l!crl. fl;
herself and jn!lnt chih!ren. Minerva A. Hart, Saf4ll
a. Hunt: Jrihio Hurt: Roalulus llHtt, aad J~a:cpha'
llur!, iiain;is,
against
Mary larb.cneh, Joshua Hardy AID Polly Is w,
Fanny +. Yarh.ough, William W. Yattrou-i, Elhciri
Hudson an! Susan his wife, Elizabeth YatHrru@h. ca"
Saadra, Rrbrc:a, Etyira, and Lucy Jan" Y"gdf,mel,
Richard YarjrpuGl, Nancy p. knight, Cred i~.h;@s"a
and Martha his wife, Joseph Yarhiongii. Sally b IioaGi
and john larbrough i'll his own !ight and as gnarr.an''
Elrira and Lucy Jane YaibrouglI, Defendants:
Tie defendants, Richard farhinneh, hancY J.
Kni.ht, freed Ellington AMI Martha bis wi!,, J~elA
iIThrongi Sally b. Holmes, not having entered '"t
appearance, and given security, according 10 Tx ac:@
Assembly and the rl|cS of this Court, ana II arp"a''3,
to lhc satisfaction Of The Court, tina, they are not Ir"a'
bitinls of this Commonwealth: on Tie notion Of "'
plaintiffs, by their counsel. IL IS GyGcrcd, that The sad u
tcEltnts appear here, on the first day Of February Ln!i
next. and answer The bill III The plaintiffs: and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ia sonc news
paper published in the City OF Richmond !nr t"o
iaontiis succrssi"cly, and posted !, the front door q! Tie
Courthouse Of this county.
a Copy-Tcs!r,
NM. fl. TAYLOR. &C..
Dec % U-wH%
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EIOR SALE. OR RENT-The Foushee Grist Mill.
Il situated on the James river, between Rutherfoord's
Mill and the ~Locks.-Apply immediately, at this Office,
fol terms. (T3-lf JAN
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a GRiPPA, the property of Col VIM. R. Johnson
"a will mike his next season at Halifax Courthouse,
Va. For particulars, see hand bills.
Jan IS TS3-tlMar1 JOHN S. HUBBARD.
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HsOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office. John.
= son " DuranLs best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (wa,rantedD at fair, mode rate prices.
u A constant supply kept on hand to suit The SEASONS,
and fsery disposition shO1n to oblige distant Printers.
NEW QUARTER FOR SALE.
FEYElS valuable tract of Land lies in Gloucester coun.
e ty, on Carriers creek, and adjnins Roosevelt, EN-.
bracing all advantages arising from York River. 1t con-
tains between $50 and Geo acres of Land: inferior 10
none on York River. Presenting that persons wishing
TO purchase, will view the estate, further description is
deemed unnecessary. Any information required, will
be given by the subscriber; and persons wishing TO pur-
chase, are invited 10 call on him Of, Mr. Thomas Is. Booth,
who resides at Rose we'll. MANN PAGE.
Gloucester C.. H., Va, Dec. q. 70-w6w
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1eAKRIDGE FEMALE SEiiOUL"-TA!s Sca,
. . will commence on he I'D Instant. under the c!n;
ton 81 Miss Clarke. irm Massachusetts,, who vii -
| ,trurl. rs well in all tie branches o: a c'n'loa f..
lish rLu.a;ion. as in Euclid, Algebra, hhGt"rc ana b.
n.-aud the elements Of the Lain and French !la!g.
Gcs. -, c -.nw
experience as i Teacher, respectfully N the more
hranch.s Ct education: III Mathematics, she Is H1:
be surpassed by few, II 9Hy.M J." n5 Manners s'
Price lnr beard. 50
Tuition, -
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fa1ilE subscriber, having purchased tie I4y,,a :.
a Baydtor. M"ckienbnrg county, kHo"a rs t..
Eryd;pm Hotel, and recently OCCUPIED by NJ, ~.Nataa%.,
3. Nelson. Informs his friends and The paniC ccna.,n,
tia. he is prepared To accommodate customers. Eiayi.,
incarre, considerable expsnse in repairing and fitting =,
n. establishment. and in layirg in supplies, he III. .:
runl.uoda,c those who may visit him, IN ] S'yirc ri g..
ness and comfort, which cannot fail td";;"'G saisac:,
His table shall be supplied with the best PE9:.aeci
+ which the country affords; his ba: with tie ll.t iias:.
Ii. he'd rooms shall lie neat aEd co:niortaalc; ani iigs.
iirs. with an ample supply Of aroyc:4cf. stat; be aa5:
charge CT careful. experienced a"a attentive r>t.,f<-
The prl.!:c reed only tavou. him with their patronage. Z
test iic fidelity with which his "p.ct.cs to lhcm sh.,,:
tCdrCincG. VIZ ',c'hhH.
~. Tlc Pet, .r,bury Constellation vii! ia,,n ir ~5"'eor.a.
XIV "i-:S
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Bowling Green. Jan %. 1887. 81

gAT It Ef1I = I'.,rIy>t anil iIyfLJuJEyyTJl Syyfp.,.,
q TLr rrinciraI Of tits institute, with p!ra<r;., H.
n,!!:cIr announces. thu, H.? Seminary viii shr,rly L,r
lf ""o " - Il , cIm,I.,n sr, IF sri,,hlr ;m.,-n,s o."
; ,I ry,irs,Iy rior, Eurnnc. Whereby The rnin',
- =" ,;rii +, ,tfncr-inq LcvciijnI, Land nr Iarj,rrr s..
.,,;,, ,,j ,M, ,.Sc,iral Na:Icrq.icks y, rr-,rr -.
,|!Ina, "',t t"C r .;n"I" ., .' ~" , ,,,,~" @ ="
D. 'no'o"I"S "i ~ III 49,, 81 4" - :. hnn,a':nr 49," ";,! %
,n'':a :. 49, E.Pf c, VII a ,"r ~ 't Isrr, ~; ," -, 49, ""' -
=" '"'y, - "D'a "'. 49,, :. H., - 'nn., 49, %y -. !"
'"v"' '.'.' ~ w. " DM I'm ~, " >" y, = "!'m' '"s
u ~ iISu"~I'' W. n',ss "s;|t'~'! ," ~ H.
.,' -" a,,j :, "ri T.. w. ,o .,IS ,ia Sr;cncn '; -" ,%.
a. T. a. l ,mi n'1';n,,rly h,c,,,;yr ia HOSE d, ,;r,rs 81. ~. r.
rn,n:nr sLirIni nrn~:;,i,n,rs
& 80 oL,,;,:cr,L students Civi1 ru,:n,r-:,c g., NO.
-c.;rr .J",:..;nr :, IN, .I.o.n S.,ri,,I-y ~ 81 nov 90,
nr., ,,av3hi, IN r.ac,D,l cn,r:cfIy ;r.;,,r. 49,. IN =.
y,nc, T',,.. L,5irnrs ri atnissio, are pY,rcuiatv p.
rnssred to MIKE cariy appf;caiion. otherwise. The rfses,
"r . nc:c :, ,,,y g, f., r,i., ~
r,,.I ,n.r la r.,l;r,, ,r,.i,.l :, 49, rac.cc,,lr, :.
81 49,! w. 3 I,,, -" 49,, - n,! " '~' e"
''''|' 10 '' '''' "'7 r,,"awn vGI:yc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-07
-TWEhTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ENTRI SESSION.


Custody OF TIL. PUBLIC MONEYS.
On Saturday last, the Speaker laid before the
House report from the Secretary OF the Ifeasu
ry in compliance with a resolution OF the Rouse
Of the 18th inst, relative to the methods whi,h
have been adopted for the saie-keering OF the
pubIic funds since the first organization OF the
Government under the Constitutions the length
of time that each method has been IN use, desig-
mating the several changes, and when made; what
losses under each method have been sustained by
the Treasury in consequence OF dcfaication O; IL
gents SO entrusted sc.
ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT.
It apuears by this re,- ort tina. the fist method
adopted for the safe keeping Of the public mon
ev after the organization CT the Government. was
devised BY the Secretary Of the Treasury, who,
!, the absence of express direction, felt himself
uncovered TO do so. under the law Of Sep. lfo".
which merely pro,i ded that the Treasury ShoHia
..aeep,' the public money, and dist'r@e the same;
The plan required that very li,ie f,,hsy mo-.
be kent IN personal custody Of the Treasurer, az
the sea, Of Government Nest OF the money,
when COLLECTS ted was paid over 10 several bank q
rents 10 be by them kept as wen az cispatseo'
Sorac Of those AGENTS were located near, ana soc
at a distance from the Treasurer those Iiscai
apeots at first consisted OF the Collectors OF inc
Customs. the Commissioners OF the Rcvenne
some bankers abroad. ana three or four oanAin2
institutions at home. The method was TO have
the Collectors keep the money safely Till II coata
be lodged in some bank situated near, scieG'ca
bv the department for that purpose; or si.i !,
cr,ld be transmitted TO the Treasurer by bus
drawn on them by the Department, OF unaes AZ
orders. ,,s h..
! The number of banks thus selected and usen pI.
fore the fist charter of the United States bih,
is supposed to have been only four VIZ: - -
of North America, Philadei2hia; -. - E. -, 'e :.
Work. at New York: the Massachusetts, = IA a
p d. md the Bank Of Maryland, at blii'
more. .-5 :, -,
~ u,,der this method. ,
s.~ond plan adopted in 119l or i'.@
-, ns;ng the L. 5. Bank and its branches, whef
oo,veniently situated, to hold part OF the dePos
- IN common with the former fonr state BANK
nd such others as from time TO tune were consi
, cred useful for this purpose. In ISL, "neh u
c..rts. expired tina, institution and as ofahcne
held only abou, ty.o-tass.s &c the pubic money Q
deposite in bank.
Under the above method some losses occa''e
sof money in the hands o. collecting oiticefs.
;s no, known that any loss happened during ~
e ncr,od bv the failure of any hank depository!
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PRINTERS PROVERBS.

1. Never enquire thou Of the editor for the
news: for behold, it is his duty at the appointed
time to give it unto thee without asking.
g When thou dost write tor his paper nese,
cav INTO him. swhat thinkcst thou of my piece"
for il NAV be that the truth might offend thee.
3. 1t is not fit that thou should ask OF HIM
who is the author Of articles upon subjects
of public concernment; for his duty requires MIN
to keep such things unto himself
A. When thou dost enter into printing once
have care unto thyself that thou dost not toucn
the type; for thou mayst cause the printer much
trouble =,
5. Look thou not at the copy which Is IN the
hands of the compositors: for that IS not meet Ia
the sight OF the printer. :.
s. Neither examine thou The proof sheet ior |.
is not ready to meet thine eye, that thou mays
understand it.
T. Take his paper: subscribe immediately LOT
it. and pay in ndrancc, and it shall be well WIN
thee and thy little ones.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-07

From the Cincinnati Daily Gazette
KIRrLAND Minis p. O., ONO. Sep "a
Bills of the Kirkland Safety Society, sent our
from thi. place by the Mormons, are Perfec'iy
worthless-they are not worth any thing here
and no probability that they ever will be- Inc
quantity sent out is immense By giving 'nls %
notice in your pape- you will confer favor on
the community, and perhaps relieve this ofhce
from the trouble Of answering inquiries that are
continually made from distance, respecting those
bills.
| U,rurv IrroRrANr Nora BExE.-Thc ofhcer.
| of the Government are hereby earnestly ddr,set
NOT to receive their salaries in Treasury Sni'
Plaster., as by insisting ON specie. they WIZ 81
neradd from ten to twelve per cent.
(Signed} "OODDON
+ ..Gold and silver are disappearing from c'fco
,atiou. The people arc in want OF change.
! Az and the people xiu hare .'chnnge -an
60, of all q change Of sslers.- Prs"f'ce.
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6cers and al cost per volume that equals does
exceed, the price Of our annual subscription
These Improvement IN plan VIII Involve large
expenditure of money, and hardly Narahleh y NE
general depression heh prevails ~ every raAeA VI pro-
ducye industry, but induced 10 elleic, from NE
steady support the Register has received during The
past embarrassing year, that there IS mn increasing
desire among the people ior information, ond that they are
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