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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08
NEW ASSORpNfisNT!

~ Eisher \. DopneI offers for sale
" reasonable terms, at ROGEgSi
E A., block, Front street, a and extensive
SaFSsso - ss-fS assortment OF fashionable Boots. and
IA shoes, hats, Caps, sc. & c. sua.
sNSs bic for winter and spring wear, among
winch areLades Fur lined walking Shoes-Ladies French
nd slippers of all dcrponLades Leather Shoes of ali
lssChldens' Leather, Kid and Morocco Shoes of ali
descriptions and sizes. GENTS CALF, KIP q. THICK
HoOTa n good assortment of HATS and CAPS, suitable
10 the 7LSOA good assortment of RUBBERS air
sizes The above together with variety Of other articles
Eill be sold low for cash.
Custom work. done to order, at short notice. in faithful
and workman Ike manner.
n. n. Accounts Of than years standing must ba
settled Immediately. +. A. nONNELI4,
Bath, Feb. 10th, l5ll, tag
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

DYE SG'UFFS.
T1UMERIC Ground Log and Red Wood, Alum, Coppcras,
Indigo, Blue Vitroi and Oil Vitrol, for sale by
G. w. KENDALL.
May 10. ifs
LOOK d jon EsIxINFINC, dome at thi8 e.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

D,VtEL WuIf4a7, ESQ.
Gas. GREENLiEF WINE, s,t
WV. e. SNtTH & CO. "a
WILLIAM H'oAHr in, ESQ.
Gus. GEo ~. BscHELpER, CarGter
GAVIN SPAULpING. HlliomeH.
d. u. MISSY, Boston
~ B. Al packages or letters left with 4. P.rsoNs II the
Sagadlhock thap StUre' wrcceive prompt attention.
Nnlh Nav N. 1871. tf8.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

ELLIS & GREEN,
GENERAL CONFUSION .iTER CHgVTS.
Mobile, Alabama,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08
TclHE MOST POPULAR TEMPER ANcFl BEv-
ERAGE Is WLLILAM BROMA'S SUBSTANTIALLY

TErBE MOST POPULAR TEMPERANCE BEV
ERAGE Is WILLIAM BROWNS SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND, OR SILVER TOP
II is extensively known no. Sirer TOP. There be
nH imitation tops and imitation syrps offered in the
market you VIII please call for William Browns Saraparia
Compound Of Mead Syrup For genuine observe the fac
sm Of band writing the label also drawing ofthe
interior of Medicine store IT is thought by many of our
Physicians that to its general is to be attributed the
prevalence If health the past season. as its ten
dcncy purify the blood removing all humours from the
SYSTEM when they appear on the SKIN About hs
the best Spanish Sarsapara used the past summer
in preparing This preparation TO the expense Of $l200
When the strength wholly extracted from the root Of the
Sarsamrila it makes red liquor, and when formed into
syrup, it caniot be made white.
For sale in Bath at wholesale and retail by E. WOOD
Also retaed by ali the Druggists aud Grocers
CIV II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

ELLIOT HOUSE,
AND GENERAL. STAGE OFFICf,-BATH. .1IE.
n " THE Public viii bear in mind that the Books
~ ofall the dferents Stage Routes are kept this
house and ut no other in Bath. JOHN ELLIOT.
November 4th, 1899. tf32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

W AYN&'' SCI T!it%,
CCYTHE sneGtls, scythe stones, Riaas-tay ahcs and
~ Forks-ior sale by NJ. T. GAANhlI.
June .3a 3wl2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

NOTICE,
Us hereby given that the subscribers have been duly ap-
u pointed Executors of the last will Of GREEN RICH
ARDSON late Of Bath in the County Of Lincoln, deceased
and have taken upon themselves that trust by giving bonds,
tn Law directs And all persons having demands upon
the estate ofthe said trdn Richardson's required
h same, and all persons indebted the said estate
are called up6A 10 make payment.
GERSHOM HYDE, lp.oo,,u,
WIN. NJ. ROGERS, HAe'u'oH'
Path Inre tn, 1e4i. 3 mos. IL.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

HOUSE F9R i LIT.
NOR sale the house now occupied by tds sibgcrher anil
L. several hoise lots East Front Street. the Custom
House and !anNs Also House ln bal0w the lower -
ll II rods on WASHINGTON Street, INTO Kennrbee river
on the Lincoln firm, so called. THOMAS LAMbtRD.
juno a. ISL 3wl3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

- IA. E,t6OsNAS fJfGpAbLE XEASG.
3EFERA to all other articles for making good Bread,
Light and White, all families after giving TINS trial
viii not allow themselves TO be without it.
For sale wholesale and retailby Z. WOOD,
5wil. Ceatrdt Uharf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08

w tASh+.Ik = Es-Ib94G bSetAtpUS PstIIyS.
Purely Tgeta3'a .HcdisaS, pPqtei By ORR2N I. Mar
Rem, II d. Prfsfold ~. H.
FE'ESE Pills Off red to the public medicine highly
ethcalouS forth flowng disorders, viz Rheumatism
Acnte and Chronic i;out, Srtsms Cramps, Billions Conis
plants, Diseased cf Jaundice, Loss OF Apptt Dyspep-
STA, Headache Fainnrss, Slow Billions Fever, Weakness
Of The Limbs, Dozincss Fed nrcath and other diseases
incident to the stomach, novels, back and limbs.
They also elGctdl remedy for Worms. ne the
most obstinate have been crcd-as seen by re-
terrence 10 certificates in Pr Wauens possession. They
may b. used also to advantage for common use rs
sat, etcna md Pleasant physic composed entirely Of
etohl and which BE- taken with perfect safety any
time and by any person.
RcgonIsf e additions.
1eJoppg fran rcgidr practcag Physicians of knoaon
st7rdjo" 0gd rspHtGou.
This TO certify that Dr. Oran T. Warren of Pittsfeld
having read medicine with that have much confidence
in him. and that have used his Family Bilious Pills and
can recommend them 10 the public excellent medi-
enc. DANIEI. BATES, NJ, ID,
Raltln vi, 14G9
This certify that have purrha ed large quantities Of
VarFen'S ramy sliGns Pills. and have used them in my
fam " aud N my practice with the most beneficial results
consider ten excellent substit" herrurial prea.
T"ns. ISRAEL N. GALE, NJ. D.
nc,rfcld, \. n.
To whom may cCncrrnThis is 10 certify that live
in tho immediate vicinity of Dr. O. p. Warren and have
used his FauiT Bilious Pills in practice, and have found
them to be h"hv eicacions in all diseases originating from
ugpmaEt of the stomach and bowels and can cheerful
~ recommend them the public being purely vegetable
mehCna which ran he taken with perfect safety any
with the mort beneficial results.
chichester, ~ ". JAMES A. TiLTON, NJ. u.
I'll .t,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08
Volume T,venty-three.
conveys LADy,s BOOK

GODEE'S LADy's BOOK
AND LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE,
Mrs. s. j. HALE and Mrs. LYDIA h' stSs-
Quincy, Editors.
Miss T. LESLIE. contributor 10 each nnmheF.
The present volume commences with two 9'eei
Engravngs by A. l.. DIcK.
Sunddu .Morning, ard The Sale Of lie Pet idm6'
Also, i beautiful cooured FASHION fLA -
This is an outlay for Embellishments anPreeeden-
ted in this or any other country. The great hcan-
ty of the pictures Will give pleasure IN every "'ef
of the beautiful and shall always be CIR ann ID
procure such subjects for the engr% yer as VIII even
without The poalca illustration tell iher own tale
While thus giving attention 10 that which Please the
eye. will show hat equal attention has De' n
paid to CATERING Foa TaE MIND.
Mrs l.. II. SIGOURNEY,
Who has lately returned from Europe, has mnae
such arrangements as will ensure us supply Of at
,ices fiom the 81 T male Writors of England.
MARY RUSSELL MILFORD,
Mrs 5. c. HALL. 7aelr first coai,i5u-
RiAgIA EDGEWORfH tons to an i'm Perl.
win each conrlhuo 10 .he Ladies' American Mag
nzine; from the two last we now have articles on
hand.
The Hon. MRs NORTON will also be a con-
tribuor
While from abroad we are receiving such assis-
tance as will serve 10 make an agreeab G variety we
are now publishing n article from an eminent Wi
ter Of our own country
Tie author Of "Losiag and JJ-nEing,' anil
'EeaSjbitig"
This tale we certain will cause ns great i sen
snlion as did t." Publishing Of "losipg aud " IN
ming" which was iepab ished in half Of the papers
Of our country.
Let it nat be forgotten that MISS LESLIE CON-
tributes to the LGRy's Bo4h only. II5@'-o other
Magazine has articles fra her pen. Ill She
commences in this No. another of those graphic
sketches that give much pleasure 10 our readers,
"LEONILLyi LYyy.NGRE"
While paying proper tribute 10 the great talents
of the English Ladies eynusly men, oned. b. It
remembered that we have eur own HUE, Stgonr-
neg, Leslie, Parsons, Emyuy Heate, and a hest
of Others to mention VIII ch we have neither time
nor space
Go3ey's LaHy's Boo7k
Has been favoured from the first with list Of wri-
tiers that other Magazine can equal. II has. also,
what cannot BE- SAID &c any other publication,
EXCLUSIVES CoNTRtBGToRs
The list OF subscribers is larger than any
monthly publication in this or perhaps any other
country.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08
CROCKERY WARE

- - C1tOCIAEISY WARE.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery, Just
a imported from England, and for sale cheap by
H. HYDE & CO.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08
700 carlle.l ena 10, aroase.,.
IgDlJ,Tyl AED ..IrGs4;Nrf.-7y4,

Forsaa above, cassimeros, satnets Full Cloth Flank
etipr, FlqHn-ls, &c.
brunswick, May, l24i. tf7
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28
Baton ROUGE Gazette Ertrn.
SATURDAY, august e, 1871.

but this is a question of power, and this bill
invests them with full power to do SO. If the
Legislature of New York, or Pennsylvania, or
any other State, should be found to be in such
condition as / have supposed, could there be
any security furnished against such a step on
the part of the directors ! Nay, is it not fairly
to be presumed that this proviso was introdu-
ced for the sole purpose of meeting the. con-
s1ingency referred to? Why else should it have
been introduced? And | submit to the Senate
whether it can be believed that any State
would be likely to sit quietly down under such
a state of things. In a great measure OF public
interest, their patriotism may be successfully
appealed to but to infer their assent from
circumstances at war with such inference, l
cannot but regard as calculated to excite a
feeling at fatal enmity with the peace and har-
mony of the country. ] must, therefore, re-
gard this clause as asserting the power to be
in Congress to establish Offices of discount in
a State, not only without its assent, but against
its dissent and, so regarding it, | cannot
sanction it.
On general principles, the right in Congress
to prescribe terms to any State, implies a SUI
p~eriority of power and control, deprlves the
transaction of all ~pretence to compact between
them, and terminates, as we have seen, III the
total abrogation Of freedom of action on the
part OF tile. States. But further: the State
NAV express, after the most solemn form OF
legislation, its dissent, which may from time
to time thereafter be repeated, in full view OF
it's own interest, which can never be separa-
ted from the wise and beAifcent operation OF
this Government; and yet Congress may, by
virtue'o the last proviso, %overrule its law, and
upon grounds which, to such State, will ap-.
pear to rest on a constructive necessity and
propriety, and nothing more. | regard the bill
as asserting for Congress the right to incor-
porate a United States Bank, with power and
RIGHT to establish offices of discount and depo-
site in the several States of this Union, with
or without their consent /; a principle to which
have always heretofore been opposed, and
which never can obtain my sanction. And,
waving all other considerations growing out
of its other provisions, / return it to the
House in which it originated, with these my
objections to its approval.
JOHN TYLER.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1871.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

WASHINGTON, August is, 1871.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-28

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05

"A iFsm Ma : h l.o.l,isna. o." pgstsilp
-. kIFh-h ~ - nsoiFHpilah.e &a. A..
- ! lsial disrseald 80 dsshrl'ff n -
- e.ssrs, whsrh lie I'residfnl hse 60
s-.ossl. Pssssdrns Tyler udl rsmass
:, efkess sreepl iss good sause. shd be
..,iei.ss lhorosxh sefsliny and lnvssisgs
- b shf rrhlar n his reasons for ssrh
..s.a.sl,: hs does nj fear rhs light
uh..assld Ne lLruzhafhim 4 ne shonlc.
,.;sha.isny essss hsl~srr. psIlsrm sush
= .es a. % nnd<rstod By The Abass lss
=, Ir.m Ms. Yaa Bsfsn. rsm0.inR. II he
ssli.i..sisa ( sn isdtidu.l. shals sesfts
sfelseers, Coz 10 alhsI cause than lhsi
,a<s ID spl : brlang 10 she pasiy." and
s.l.ne he sse4aeses hereby crested sl'h
r,r..sr.s ard ls..ls shp wrse ready % DO
h.s bidd,ag whas,eri, mighs bsi This
ne bold uahlI be highly di-grsesiul and
dnss~dilabls 40 = pnssls indIsid1sl. bul
..eh reckless nnd wanIoa acl EfGfarmsd
b. she Prssldsnl of The Uniisd States.
ssiness dsslsia,isn Of feeling and sub
,sssevry 10 slss siIssi r.diesllsm Il parry
whirh has essr tzkrn place IN ihs Or any
a.hsr easars--'fhe essai0res Of such
telling, whs hssa been called BY such
,sa,isss 20 G a he hish and imPurlsn, Of.
kess 81 q great ard slflBons people. ought
% be- risr,ed frsn afhes forthwith; and
Pss.ldrnl 1',l. .euld be untrue IN HIM
ELI ani che saun,sy Il he permit ell then
10 ssmaln lnhgtr ~ nliee, oulrasins BY
,I.slr lnromrelsaey. dishonesty and IN
proper sense q s.seeney and psinolisai.
he Insllluhions ~ The government.
Nsrtsrn Spectator.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05
SUPREME COURT.

Decisions have been made by this iri-
bunal in the following cases, since our
last notice:
Per Daniel, j., in Powell 9. Jones Il
Roles, in Equity, from Northampton; de-
cree for Plaintiff.
Also, in Fox o. Alexander, in Equity,
from Mecklenburg; affirming the decree
below.
Also. in James .. CLARK, from Piti; af-
frming the judgment below.
Also, in State o. Fore Il Chestnut, from
Lenoir; affirming the judgment below.
Per Castor, j., in Parker .. Hinson,
in Equity, from Wayne; dismissing The
bill.
Also. in Howleti's heirs o. Thompson
and others, in Equity, from Guilford; de.
claring the plaintiffs entitled TO an account.
Also, in Rawles .. Ponton, in Equity,
from Northampton; reversing the decree
in part. -
Also, in Lindsay o. King, from Rock
inghsm; affirming the judgment below.
Regisier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05
An AMUSING HuMRuG.

Benlon. whose fuslian harangues are
good Cor dyspepsia, in 4 late display,
asserted upon the authority Of :. honest
Levi Woodbury." ihai Van Bureaus adj
miaislraiion could have got through the
year with the appropriations made last
winter.
lie says, speaking Of Woodbury's as
serlioa. 10 one Ofhis. PuirsIiziag speech
e.
=. You have all heard his declaration;
AMI NOW call upon him 10 say whether
have mistaken his assertion, or whether
time and reflection, or the arguments Of
his opponents, have induced him 70 re-
tract. or qualify his important declaration.
lpanse for reply"
Mr.. Woodbury. s.osdInp and reiterated
his declaration.
I. Mr.. BenOn. Good! | must request
I Senator 10 write down his statements
J.. his own words, and deliver j, TO me 70
be incorporated in my speech. | will
put il in The body Of the speech. Itshall
be printed in great letters; they should be
nf gold lellcrs--large and shining--each
adigiilong. Ii shall be printed in staring
capitals, thar the old farmers-the produc-
ing elasses-lhe bees which make the
honey. not the drones who eatit-ihat all
the friends of their country, no matter how
elias flied in party polilics--no matter how
they voted al the last cleciion--ihat they,
one and all, may see and read, and read
ing, remember forever, ihis Authentic de-
cIaralion, that Mr.. Van Buren's Admins
,raiioa woald have gone through the year,
if il had been continued in power. with
ont having required one additional dollar
from the people," ...v
Mr.. Woodbury. handed his statement
10 Nc. Benton. II was in these words:
"Mr. Woodbury. states in reply to the
question Of Mr.. Benton, that the means
possessed and expected TO accrue, were
fully equal to all the computed and pro-
per expenditures, and would defray the
whole ifno unforeseen accident should in
tervenc." =
.Sir, said Mr.. d. addressing himself to
the President of the Senate, we have got
you'll We hold you in the gripe Of the
handr'
This Is decidedly the feeblesl atsemp.
at humbug, we have encountered. IL is
diverting, nevertheless, and graphic too.
"The means possessed and expected 10
accrue oif no unforeseen accident
should intervene very safe answer
indeed. "Honest Levi has little more
cunning than most people imagine.
But the very ideaof Woodbury's know
ing any thing about the " accning" reye-
nue.. Is laughable. When at the head oil
the Treasury, his estimates never came
within five millions Of the rcsalt--and
sometimes departed from it eighteen
millions. During the last year, he told
Congress the finances were in a most
prosperous condition--and all the obllga.
tons Of the Government, could be prompt.
ly met-an1 within sixty days, he sent
to The House modest enlreaty for authori.
~ TO issue five millions Of Treasury notes
TO save the Governmen, from immediate
protest; aud bill was Immediately in
,rcdueed and passed in the day and nigh
20 save the faith Of the nation!
Expected 10 accure"-" unforeseen
.accldcnt-tiood-yery coed!
Richmond Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05
THE NATIONAL DOMAIN.

We learn from the Msdisanisn that The
estimated quantity Of public land unsold
and now subjec. to private entry 10 lie,
l73.44l acres.
Tine estimated quantity. surveyed and
unssrveyed. no, offered ., public sale. ],
l03.4le. $50 acre..
The qasn,ity which has beensold from
The esrlies. period of .hs sales 10 &c.
724 acres. ~s
The amount paid therefore BY The pui.
chasers has been sl2l.l13.435.
The quantity granted 10 each Stats and
Territory, exclusive Of the l6'h section.
has been 3.s26.s36 sores. $780,.
The quantity reserved from sale, exelu
si,s of The 18th section. has been 637.
$50 acres.
The estimated quantity Of public lsnd
TO which the Indian iitie hes not been ex-
iingui.hed in the States and Territories.
is 7s5, 9l5,os9.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05


A Plot Discouered.-The New Or
leans papers contain intelligence Of the
discovery of a contemplated insurrection
among the negroes Of the plantations bor-
dering on the river from Natchez to Ba-
ton Rouge. The Courier of July 81 says:
1--WE have had negro instruction. or
rather i, sas On the point Of bresking out,
when ,hs plot was discovered. All the
white population from Na,chez 10 Baton
Rouge, and all the negroes refusing ojoin
The insurrec,ionis,s, were to be a'sasslnat
ed. There are in our prison twen'y.two
negroes who have been given op by their
masters; about dozen more are expect
ed to-day. To DO examined and tried
White men are implicated in This serv'le
pla,. aud were 10 have been the principal
leaders. One Of them was taken yes.er'
day near Jackson;. he is safe in prison with
The negroes. A rumour prevsi'ed yes
lerdsy thai he would be hung without TORN
10 trial. Since Saturday. no one has slept
The militia and citizens keep guard
around The prison. and The patrol MAINTAIN
,a scuse watch. &c"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05
OUR UNIVERSITY.

II gives Us pleasure To state that. never
before, was Tho prospects Of our Uniser
atty 60 Ga ,ering. The present Session
has opened % su,piriously. that the Elk
ecuuve COMMUNE have been compelled.
in order 10 accommodate the Students
consequently, 10 contract for the immedi
ate erection III two addluonsl buildings 10
be used ss dornItories. The buildings
Will contain. each eigh, rooms, and the
undertskers have stipulated TO deliver
them finished by the first Of January
nexi.
I, is exceedingly gratifying to observe,
tbs, our citizens begin more and more Ia
spprecla,e The advantage, Offered 10 .hsnl
in the education Of their children by OUT
HONE INSTITUTIONS. Formerly, il Was
so fashion able 10 undcrvslue every thing
a, home, ihs. many parents thought The
education Of their children could not be
accomplished short Of Yale or Harvard.
nu, this miserable taste and worse policy
ha, become exploded. aud due justice Is
INV rendered 10 our native literature and
institutions. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-08-05
Auipai 81 fks Greaf Hefern.-7ta
dogs Lair from Enrspf

6ngs Lafr from kmrnpf.
Tie GrczR Nrssssn, Caps. III osAxa. Sc
sixsd Al Nsw YsEk en- Tkrrstsv. kxxisx
asd< . rsssrs frsm Bsisial IN Is 5sfs.
TIE rfine;r.l ssws Il ispasssnes f,on
Enflsad. 10 IN regard 10 he slscsi-as.
The Tsries hare. n ~n saiiripxssd. ear
red s.ery lkint b<isse shsn. Sir RaAsn
Peel wsIl be nsds Prims M.nisi<r. NE
Globe. q whig paper. esnestess esian-
y Of so 10 ne Teriss.
There 10 ne later insslhs<1rs fsom
chlna-snd moe % any momsnl fson
ths continent
We may notice slight improvement
in cotton. noswishslsndisg lbs depssssion
70 almasl s,ery thing slss.
Teas had adssrced considerably.
Flour ~ss mp 10. O.. bhl. Am.riczs.
in bond. sold n "a o 25s. Brxad siuffs
wsrs generally dear.
The Ausbufg Gazette mentions 70
pori current % Alsxsndna that The Ens-
lish iteops had taken POSSESSION Of ihs.
Abyssinssn island Of Dsehfhuni.
Mr.. Hume. me fsdapbisbls champion
of Free Trade. acsndidaie lsf Lrscs. wss
defeated BY Torres In The .slsenon inihsi
io~n.
The crest Rereslsr and AEita'nr.
0'connell. sss also defrsird in Doblin
By Tory maturity of l6s votes: be has.
however. been ssiprned far Mrssh.
The London Herald az the l4lh ssys
that the new lreais Cor lhe settlement Of
The affairs Of the Ess, Gas signed ihe day
before By The representatives. of fnnee.
Ausiris. Prussia. Russia and Great Bri-
tain. Ialslliseaes had bren received al
The formal acceptance q lhs Porte ulsi-
maium by Mshrnes All.
Ad,iers from Hanover snnounee shs
death Of the Queen. Her bss,sl ssek
place on The 7ih inst.
In Rolhersm. England 90 hsss were
Loot BY ihs rolling over Of . small vessel.
in ~hich $50 persons had entered Tor .
launch.
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The Branch Of The State Bank OF Illi-
nois, Al Jacksonville, was entered by false
keys on the night Of the lith uliimo. and
robbed Of about ninety thousand dollars,
twelve thousand Of which was specie.
The books. papers, and evidences ofdebi,
were cut up, mulilaied, and destroyed by
the robbers; for whom and the money, q
reward Of Eve thousand dollars has been
offered By the Bank.
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Notice.

STHE undersigned forewarns oil persons fion
- trading Cor Ia note Of hand, amount ten doh
lars, given By me TO Daniel Wsgeenef, dated
some time in the month Of April last. and pay.
able the lat OF Jannery az Said note Has OBJ
tanned wi,hou, valuable consideration, there
fore do not intend to pay il.
VIM. s. MOORE
July %. 81
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Thursday, August o.
TMR ENlRo

EE- THE Lsdies Of he Female Be.
nesolenl Socissy attached % The
Presbyterian Church in this place. intend
holding : Fair siihe Masonic Hall on Far.
Dan Of Auousr cOuxr. (ihs 27lh.) The
proceeds are % be applied % ihe improve.
meni Of the Interior Of the Church. and
% making more comfortable seats. lisa
good an object Is this win NOT induce :
liberal patronage, we are sure that nothing
We can say would have any effect.