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form, it may, like n common cold, be generally k. pi in subjection by rigid ab Minencc mild herb tea-; toasts and water, barley or rice watet, being the only articles used for either food or drink The irritation of couching will be greatly mitigated by flix s.ed tea, with the addition of a litt.e lemon juice ai.d su-

fjar, or by gum Arabic, in water. If other means be used, in the absence i of a physician, we would particularly caution against those of a healing nuture, such as spirituous liquors, in vaiious combinations of hot toddy, whiskey punch, or spices and condiments. More or less fever is always present with the cold or influenza; and which will be greatly ?ggrevated by stimulating or exciting remedies. Saline medicines in inodei ate doses, or even a bleeding f:o'ii the atm, will generally prove of much greater avail. W mention this practice not with a view to recommend it indis-1 criminately, but simply to say that it is incomparably safer than the heating or alexipharmic one, a!id ought when recommended by a physician, to be had recoutse to without fear or demur Opium, in its various forms of administra tion, should not be heedlessly or hastily had recourse to, especially in the fi;st or more feverish stage of the desrase; in d-ed we should rrcomrnod that it be on'y used under ttis diiection of a physician 13 at after all, ths chief hnpes of iclicf. end means of avoiding fmurc ills, the consequences of protracted influenza, will be in a cooling regimen, abstinance first and afterwards of simple food, light and easy of digestion, such as the fari mceous articles, stewed fiuits, Sec ; and finally, though with cauion, plain animal Inod in small qu'ititif a. SIGHT DAYS LATCH FROM ENGLAND. We last evening, between 8 and 9 o'clock, received our Londoi papeis to the 24. h, and Liverpoor to the 25lh ol Novetnber, from tircat Egg Harbor, where they were landed Iroai the packet Ge i' gc Canning. The London Morning Herald of the nO'h ol November says: The daily report from Sunderland supplies its usui1 Amount of dcth, two persons having died of common, and lour of malignant cholera, according fo rs statement. BUIUIING. We find the t.,ho a ing in the Morning; Herald of the 24 We understood tint the second mate of the Smah, from Virginia, C States, hs becri missing since Friday last, and I under c'n ctims;aoce 'inch leave little doubt than he has frlicn a sacrifice to the "interests of science" or, hi other words, toat he tas been m'jd red for the benetr of the surgeons. ThisotT-'ir Jus excited, as may easily supposed, c;reat in'ertst amongst persons connected With shipping. Sailors Irom their habits, -ate peculiarly liaole to fall into the claws j of the blood hounds m human shap." by j which England is now so signa'ly dis graced. The unloiiuujic in mi's clothes have been found in a house ol ill fame. lie tva? a fine young tnan, standing about fiwe feet ten inches high. The cj; Cent to which the horrible crime ol' destroying human beings for the purposes of dissection is carried on in London is perfectly astounding. People are missing in every part of the metiopolis. Thi? in in who swept the cross- way at the top of Stanford-street, Waterloo-road, ha not been seen or heatd of for several weeks, ami, as he was a person of regu-

Iar habits, little doubt is entertained that! Sec 2. That lor the purpose of car lie has been murdered. ; rying into effect the olj.ci hiteby conOn the 21st cr November, the King tcmplatcci, there shall be cons nuted a of England further pro ogu d I'ai lia- i fund, lo be ck-n-mmi te J the 'Cana merit until lh-j ih of December. ! Fopd,'t hich shill consist of such mo The Ivn', on the same day, issued a'nies as ariso fio.v. the saio of the lands nrnclamitijo, declaring "political asso-i emated ly t!iC United States to this

ciations" unconstitutional and ilhgal The papers tcei.j with accounts of meetings, dis'ui u.mkcs, riots, want and siwkncss, in Lngland The lawyers in Kelkenny, Ireland, ! have refused to unn .ntaUe the recovery ! of tithes for the clergt. ' The Lo'Kico ILna'd oiscussis v.-ith cani stnoss the pronan'y thai the powers1 of L none will ciiam. anu ar rives at the i Cintclusi-m 'hat, n.u witp.stan iir , ii e redue ton ot 1'wlan.i and the ce'ilcmont o! Uisp'-tes between II i'and an lielium, u. h a desirab; i e vl 'dt ,nt he atl:dned Au itr3 yet hn'.j Italy P: ossla ha- not ien the picnised c-.iiis i uti Ras u' uccsitous t.' fmrlier cogust in Hi k; i'uiW'-v, anvi Aia i.u 1'iance i!if" iu-j' rc iMr. ito i;pre!v.i:U the move r.io.r d me Ca l;-lt voient would not mce in the f. s . of Doeembcr, as the :icv II- form D was n.,i ye A Cabinet Ciir.al as:e'ii'td cn ho It !i, io decide ..t. the fc :e-v to which ir wij tt! he p' ;: iv,ued, ; nc! ar.otl.c' meeting Wis to tA p ce ?.t hi'erhton cn the 21st, tor

th.e 't:.p,sr of issuing ri:o pt ochunaUon shewn. h a joiiit lesohrion ol the (1, t, f.ir it i ther prorogtion Tlie London cral As: cmb v. A majri'y rf siitl Con.Ileiahl dvjes rjt ptotes to undei st.vid . mis-done rs shall a qto'umfor tian the r itc of this delav, and says it is t 1 acting business, they sha I supeiin'enJ cecdrngly prejudicial lo the interests ct ' an I man-ge tho Canal Lhmd, and shall the coantry. j receive, an atu'o and muge to the best Th Ol At entertains a strong opinion adv atttagc, all thing thereto belonging, that (' t lia'U"nt vill not re assemble till an i belare entering upon atiy of their the f rt fk in January. duties llio sa'ui Commissie.net s shall sevThe Sun s rys, hi' in case of the Lords , era-ly take an oath and give bond lor the irau; rejecting the Ile.ot ui Hill, the fob faithful discnatge of their duties, as

lowing resolution witl be movtti in the Commons: Resolved, That with eveiy i-iiri( t Vihirh rtip House are ever dehhcvt to pay fj the ri-uts and piluLta'

cf the House of Lotus, this House U convinced that it is directly contrary, both to the principles as well as practice of the Constitution of the country, that they should interfere in any way in the choice of persor.3 to represent the people in this House. That such interference can bo no more chimed as a

right, than that this House can direct the older and proceedings of their Lordships. That all the regulations respect ing the representation of. the people, ought to rest with their constituents duly and fairly chosen, and no power in the rtalm, sate and eicept the Koyal approbation, ought to have any right to interfere therewith. That such of the members of this House as have the honor to be of his Majesty's Council, be desired to wait on his Majesty with the most humble request that his Majesty would be graciously pleased to give his Royal approbation of these resolutions, under the Royal Sign Manuel, in older that the same may be enrolled amongst the records of Parliament in both House That it is the opinion of this House, that these resolutions n cy not be used or taken as a precedent in anv other case than those which immediately concern the representation of the ptopie of Great Britain and Ireland." The London Courier of the 19th remarks We are happy to state that thcro is not the slightest foundation for the re p uts that have been current of new difficulties having occurred to Ministers, rcla ive to the Retorni Bill. I he suc cess ol that measure is quite certain, whatever course the Government may think proper to adopt, for the purpose o! carrying it. j Ic new bill will not, in principle, vary in the slightest degree horn that of Lord John Russell. In the popular sense, it will, it possible, be even more strong. The same number oi boroughs will be disfranchised, although there may be so j change as to particular places, and the members taken from them will be distributed among ihe toun tics and large towns. In ths minor ue tails of the Bill, and more especially in the machinery of polling and registration, some improvement i!l be introduced calculated to ghc a more extensive developement and additional efficiently to the principle cf this great measure. LAW OT INDIANA. AN Art sttppi'Initntal to an aet providing im-iiis for tie conduction of the Wah.tsh iind i'.t ie C anal: Stc 1 He it enacted bit the General Aszrtnblij of the Suite of Indiana, That M.t imal hication an;i reported esiin-atCT of Joseph liidgeway, Ji . the late Engi neer oi the middle section of ihe Canitl, c?ntcnplatrd to conriect the waters of the Wabush river and Lake Erie, cm bracing the St. Joseph feeder, and tht i canal line from thence to Little River, bn. and the same ar hereby approved and adopted. And lor the purpose of com meriting, cur- v mg no and completing heconsirucUuti o the r-art ?nus finai'v lo cited, anil rf the ii;,iJuf of s.id c;.r.a from the Oldo state line to the Tippecanoe iicr, as cs.'ddishfd by an aet f: vnc General Assembly of this state, e.vitlv-c "an act concerning the Wabash and Miami Canal," approved Jan 23 J, tt20, a. u ths estimate of the entire coii v.u-.-ieol as ma 'e by the United Scates Engineer, is gl,08l,9ro GO. The duties of th Hoard ot Canal Corr.Miisueiei s now orgamztd, shall be, and the sun.c are here by changed, transferred and extended in manner hereinafter sUted State, lor the consirucimn of suid canal, and such as my be procured under the authority of ths Legisi.-lutc of this State, by loans predicated on I'.c amoun arising Ir urn the sale o' said canal lands; ali monevs v.hirn mav Ito.ti time to linn proceed from the t -Us ot the canal, and th use of all privileges whatsoever, created by it constructicrv, and also any monies which by dor.. lion, grant, ti otiitrvvise, nu;y cl any ti.oe be set apat; to t.dvance the ctistructivp of said canal. Sk( 3 Th.. there shall be established a Hoard of Cou;:r.is.si.;'.;crs, to consist of t!ir e members, to a;,..m:ed and com misinud under the r rrisiiioos ol tnis ac:,bythe (.to ,ei (' ii.ij State, Ijy ant villi the ad ice a;:i i onsen: of lire Se- , n itt , .!:'.! to !;c d ui't jttd. ilic Commis , 'iii icii ol the C-ni'1 I'un !, and the said i.naiil shall c'.f.'inut ii'iiii 'he loans pr. cured tin ier in cper;.'i..r; be wholly p:d. and n.n, ccancies t ccurh.-g in aid B-;a:i. : death, i'es;e.n;.Mon or otherwise, snail no tiih d n. n et l:L r v sit ictions and ii. nk: manne , every ts.ch Commissi r-ei ba. g SUOj i CO I to ;.nval lor :ood e. ji" ir quired by law of tht Canal Commis SHx.il S. kc 4 That the sard Commissioners cf i!ie Ccal Fui.J bt, nd they arc liwtc

by authorized and directed to contract j with any individual, cm poratien or com t pany, for a loan to the an. ount of two j hundred thousand dollars, which, with

the monies immediately arising by cash payments of the fa!e of Cutal lands, is estimated to be sufi'icicnt to construct the middle section and feeder of said canal, on a credit of thiity years, but redeemable in whole or in part after the peiiod of twenty years, it the option of the state; and baid loan to be at a rate of interest not exceeding si:; per centum per annum, and to he so negotiated that the iamc may be drawn in portions from time to time, and be subject to intcicst only as it may be requited in completing

the ccn'racts entered into from lime tojai.y lands, waters, slieams and timber, !

time, and for other expenses relative to J said Can1; Prividtd, '1 hat at no peiiod j shall there be an amount so dr awn of said loan to exceed the amount due on the sales of the Canal lands; and the said : Commissioners shall issue trun3ttrrub'.e certificates in the name of the state, upon drawing such lean, which shall be countersigned fy the Treasurer cf state. Sec. 5. That for the piyment of the in'ertst, and the redemption of the pur cipal of the sums ol money wl.kh may be borrowed under the authority of the j general assembly for the construction of said canal, to tht extent of the estimated cost thereof, in the first section of this act stated, there shall be, and aie hereby irrevocably pledged and appropriated all the monies in any manner arising from the lands donated by the United States to this state for the constitution of said section of canal, the canal itself with the said portion of land thereto appertaining or as much thereof as will realize by sale the sum borrowed, and all privileges thereby created, and the rents and profits thereof belonging to the state, and the nett proceeds of tolls collected on said canal or any part thereof as finished, the sufficiency of which for the purposes aforesaid, as above allowed and provided for, the state of Indiana doth hereby irrevocably guarantee. Sec. 6 The commissioners last na med shall have full power by i?ppmting one or more agents or otherwise, oi make such arrangements for obtaining loans according to law, and for the py. ment of interest thereon, and the transfer, transmission and deposit of monies as they may deem conducive to the pub lie interest, and in making such deposits, to select such bark or other safe depository that m?vy yield the best interest on the fund during such deposit; regard being always had to the entire solely to the investment or deposit. And upon the organization of said Hoard, they arc authorized to close the account of the canal fund receied at the Sta'e Treasury, and to draw the same therefrom as a part of the said canal tund hereby constituted, and make the most ptofitable investment or dcpo'it thereof, as above directed, until it may be other wise required; ana. theretore, trie car.ai commissioners shall under the same limi - rations as hereto'ore nrovided in the act 10 which this is a supplement, pay over u nw.nu. in 9nv n.stmrT ar'iMniT frrm from t'ie carol lands, ditectly to the Commissioneis of the Canal 1 und, who shall in every respect discharge the duties heretofore devolving in this behalf on the I rcastircr of State; whose duties and emi-iluments relative to said canal pio ceeds, from the time of the organization of said Hound, shall cease except us herein provided, and his hooks relating thcicio and demoted io future entries thereof, snail be transferred lo and kept by s?id Commissioners. St.o. 7. That the said fund Commissioners shall pay the sums arising in any manne r to said fund lo the canal commis sioners, or their oiders from time to time, lor the purpose of constructing the canal herein comiempI.ted, under such rcgu lations as may secure a faithful and correct accounting therefor: and the said cnnal commissioners shall, on or before the first Monday of December, annually, settle and account with the commissioners of the canal lund, for all such monies bv them receiud fiom said fund, as above, in addition to the reports and returns otherwise of said canal commissioners herctoroic required: which settlement so nude, together with a full and minute account of the state of said fund, us receipts and disposal, their proceedmgs under this act, and any important ; v cotnm .nd niens relative to said lund. i"e lund co nmissionei s shall annually teo t lo the general assembly duiing the v st wte'iof Hi session. Si c 8 rh;t the canal commissioners shjil v, and they are hereby authorized loiettne firm time to time from the commi'-sicner s of the canal tund, such monevs ,s may be necessary for end ap plicub.e to 'he ohjec.s lureby coutemplate.-; and tl cv shall proceed as soon as macticabte ai'c'i giving two months publie nonce in such newspapers ol this m&'c ami i Iscwhcsc tslhiy deem nects sary,of the time, and manner thereof, to cuter into contracts for the expenditure of such sums in the most iudicious manner for the construction ot the portion of

the said canal conmting of the St. Joseph transported on said canal; or sha.i lay or f-eder line, and the middle division as I place cny obstruction on the towing p-ih finally located and approved. Provided thereof, or shall wilfuiiy injure the sul rhat'no contracts shall be made in ex-: canal, locks, gates, towing path, cr works tent to exceed in all, the amount received ' connected there with; or not being aothaud accruing from the canal lands sold at t orizt d, shall open or shut any lock, gate, the time; and said commissioners shall ' paddle, or culvert gate ol eaid canal, take duplicate receipts lor all sums of; such person shall for every such offence money ihey may expend in ihc work! forfeit and pay to the stare for said canal amresaid, and duplicate copies of all ; fund, any sum not exceeding one hundred

i contracts as abov vc made in wiiting shall - : Lc executed, one of wLkh r:ctini ur.d

copies of contracts shall he f.Ud v.ithj ihc said commissioners of the caral fund; and no relief or extra allowance of any ; hind or in any case, shall be allowed in

any tontiact beyond the sum stipulated thertin. And no advance of payment be . made on any contract, nor any payment be made exceeding one half of the work actually completer, to be paid cs it pro gresses, by the canal con missicr.ers, at j their discretion cn inspecting the work. Sro. 9 That it shall and may be lawful lor said cannal commissioners, or each of them, or any of ihcir agents, superintendents, engineers or voikmcn

acting under them, lo enter upon and take j canal commissioners by four wet Us pebpnsstsiion ol and ute all and singular j licafu n in inch newspaper as they m.y

stone or materials of any kind, r.ecesary j for the prosecution of the improvements ; tontemplated by this act; and to make all srich canals, feeders, dykes, locks, dams, t and other woiks as they may thud; prop-j cr in said prosecution, doing however, no unnecessary dam&gc; and the said cannal comms.sior.ers aie heieby authorized :o uceive on behalf cf the iate, from the owners of any such lands, such grants and conveyances as may be proper and i competent to vest a good title therefor in the state, and also to tcce'ivc grants of such n.atciials as they may need: and in case 3uy lands, waters streams cr materials taken aid appropriated for any of the purposes aforesaid, slull not be given or granted to this state, or in case the owner or owners thereof shall be fen.c covert, under age, non compos or out of the state or country, on application of said cannal commissioners or either of them, to any justice of the peace of the county in which such lands be, the said justice shall issue his warrant to the sheriff of the county to sumon a jury of twelve inhabitants ol the county, not related to the parties, rcr ini

any manner interested, to meet on the it is ume, vapid and egotistical. Tl c land or where the materials are to be best evidence to us that ihty do r.ct bealucd, at a day stated in said wariant, lieve what they pretend, is the fact that

not less than ten nor more than thirty days thereafter, and by public notice to be inserted in the nearest public news-

paper to the place ol trial, call upon thcireally believed that the message v:j owner or owners of the maieiials by j "tan.e and vapid," they would have s'utk.

name if known, if not, the unknow n own-ho

ner or owners to attend at sard time and; place, if he, she or they may think proj.tr, which warrant the sheriff shall execute, and when met, the said jury shall be sworn by Sftid sheriff, faithfully, justly; ju-.rl iiTini r -tIJv ir plitnMe the h, nr 7 '7 1 , , . T 4t t prrrinnof fmm ,li - 'i r -j 1 tra nr!i mtiir-r ! V"'"b"Y in said premises or materials; and tUe inquisition thereupon taken, oemg s.gn - ed by said jury, and cer'ificd by uch shenu, shall by him be reiurncil lo the clerk cf the county m which ssid trail may be had; and unless good cause be j shewn gainst said inquisition, it shall be n. , , , ) .. . . i alT,r mod and rcco.ded by the circuit court ol said county, at the first tcm thereof, j if said inquisition be set aside, or thej same be not returned to the court at the i nrsi turn, ue coun may as u.m. i "eccssaf V direct another inquisition toj he taken in manner as above prescribed; ! i u upon me paymcir. ui tta iimi ! commissioners ol the daotage so assessed i by said inquisition (which valuation shall J be conclusive on all poisons) which ,id! commisicners arc her bv diree.ti d to make j Hie iee sirnp:e o tne premises, or me f . t right of such water, stream or materials snail ue vesicu oi me &ian. . u -iucu , . ... i . . i ii I.- i : . I 1.1 .i that no cause shall ne perniuie'i 10 oe i

r, same shall have been afiirmed and rcccr - ded cs above: .ind .ra ided, alto That wlieie said lands or mateiials may net be siiuated in any organized county, the same procedings in every respect relating thereto, shall be had in the nearest county thereto situated. Sec 10. That every person actually engaged in laboring on any part of the said canal, 6hall be exempt from doing militia or road duty during the time he is so engaged, except in case of invasion or

shewn against cny mquisttion, alter the:h((f (i ot- e(f 1 scu!t.itnls. q i,e Nnl:,.taif

insurrccticr; and the certificate of the J tottt oi Mrrtfrrv contractors employing such men shall be j iUi CU QIl i;CVltCU prima facie evidence of such engage- j "VTOTICE is hereby given, tliat an ilfcment; and no acting commissioner or en- 1 tion will be held at the Ccnrt-hotjs'.- v gineer employed on said canal shall be Vinccnncs.cn Monday the f. h day rf reliable to be taken by capias cr warrant in "'")'. rcxt- cr.suir: g, for the purpose of -i n.:r;., . r . iv,r-A choostni; a rre ident cf the- Hoard r t i rusanv civil suit arising out ol their olucial i ,i ... . , . 3. . . ..ii i ttcs, liorcuch Constable, and three 1 rus-

i.uiiwa, uuw - j-. .w mens. Sec 11. That no person shall consttuct any biidge across said canal, or build any wharf, basin or watering place! or shall make or apply any device whatever, mr the purpose of diverting or turning away water from said canal, or the feeders connected therewith, without first obtaining permission therefor from ihc canal commissioner; and it any person shall so olTend, he fchall forfeit and nay to the said canal commissioners in .k rmo tf tl.p etatp. nnd for the use ot ! 111 IIUMIV. VI v vi the saut cannaiiurui, a sum not exceco-; j ing one thousand dollars, to be recovered , in any court having jurisdiction to the a-: j mount of damages claimed by such com-1 ! missicners. Sfc 12. That if any person or persons J shall obstruct the navigation of said can-j ! al, by placing or sinking any substance j . 1 ' j therein, not destined and proper to be, I dollar?; and also treble th.m:.rci to ec ' rc:.ncrcd ss 'abeve pro.i.'.c:.

Skc 13. That to hescfi: the car-al furd by rent cr f ale, the skater privilege and l.' drau'.-c powers created I y the sd middle srctim 1 1 the canal, :nd c tl.tr

sections thereof, when authorized hcrcalter, are hereby committed lo the ecu trol of said coir ioissioncrs. hFc J4- That each ccmiritsior.cr of the canal fund shall receive for hi sc rvices as Mich, two dollar s for etch cay neressarily employed in dischargii g l is rfficial duties, payable cot of the taiai fund, cn vcurl ers sirred Lv their hcatd. Sfc. 15. That in all fuu.ic sales tf canal Isr.ds, notice shall be given by the deem proper of this state only; son tie U of the act rr.titlcd an act providing means for corti uctirg the portim of the Wabash and Eric canal within the state rf Indiana.' epptoved January 28th ISTO, as co rr.es win. in the purview of this sc't and also "a joint resolution ccnctrr.ir g; the canal a trmissionei 5," approved, February ICih lfc'3I,bcand the san:caio hereby repealed. 16. That if any person cr persens, .all cut down, destroy, or re move cr.y tin.bi r or trees, stat ding cr growirg uj on the unsold Iant'.s appropriated to ccr.stiur t the caral, he cr they shall forfeit and pay to tie slate, for tie use ol the c:nl fund, five limes the vaiuo of ths timber cr trees so cut, destroyed or removed, to be rccciered by action of trespass before any competent tribunal, upon the relation cf Lny competent witness; and the canal commissioners, and all officers of this state, within their respective jurisdictions, are charged with, the strict execution of this enactment. The Clsy editors say that General Jackson did not write his mesugc -that they have ascribed the tr.cssare to Mr. Livingston, ard almost every body rlso tut fjencrsl Jackson himself. II tht 7 it at the ikque of the pillory that Gen. Jackson was the author, the whole &uih or ?nd nothing but the authc! Take either horn gentlemen, and you aie swamped A'y Cuz. I a f m V HcULiJlFLi j v r-".r ' v ' " " nKMiV.crih.erwdl sell at vvbc s-.! j in the ton n cf Mprr.m. rn the ,ha.I e Ml , tivtr, Ind. a HOUSK and LOT, CJrii:? :;n cl-gible part of the tcwr, jjjThe house btiilt e;p,ressly fnr a njisti.re, !eing 50 feet hr.g, and 'JO ciList lc '-t q'ntc tnishtil, but the ma-r;-f f ;l on;!ie premises. The whclc wnll bt voId !c-s isr cash, t n npphcation eu Qn Post.?iIasl crlh8 subicnr,tr al Louisville. -', G, SNETHEN. Jan. 16, 1:132. iO ,1 'The Indiana Journal and TeneHaute lieghter will insert the above to the ;,raount ol l, and send their accounts to this cfi:ce fv.r r.ollect'u n. J-ff-j In W.iu.-.", in the Juht.ny Tract. The s ut!, l.ail el Sec. ?, T 9 N 1 veci-t 1 "V v .... . or -tn-west Qr. 30, T 1 S 5 west. Qr. L'l. TONS west. Norih-t-a:t VT...I. iM Ul-CM Qr. 6. T 7 N 5 v,e-t. . . -North-east Qr. 15, T 9 N 3 c r.st. The above I.ANllS r??f in the ru-"- 1, --. ; f f ji lies within i A miles of Macon.b, the ' cot.r.ty sa :.t ef MeDoi-.ouh. j ALSO -iOO aeres. No. 23!, in Indiana. 14 ciaiiapoiis. riierc will be :ra mohjiulaLic title en for any of the above lar ds. The ubovi mentioned lmds will be exchanged f r la:;ds i;i the t ihheurhred f Yincennes, or cod IIUUSES, at a reasonable price. 'I he laral is well timbered and watered, with larije prairie near. N. SMITH. Vincenr.cs, January 21, :S;U. 50 t , tees, and three Assistant i rusttcs iicr each ward jhM McGifiln is appclntnl Judge. anl' James Suv.th. Clerk for the Upper Wan!, V. fine Jmlge, as-d 11. V. hickav.- Cler,; for the Middle W ard. ;o.d J ho LJ. Dune.ii g Judge, and Je.hu Moor e Clerk for the Lcvvci Waul. By cider of the Roird of Trustee. SAMUEL HILL. CM: Jann-.ry 7, '. 4j roe NICHOLAS SIV11TH STILL continues t carry os the Cin mis Sfcrct Yxcn P!i-ir.es at tlie c l ! stand, where he wid be h ij.py to accc nmioi'.aie his citston.ers. r.o tf Au.ost 1S3I. Ly th.lLl:Ui:L,nc-if anJ frr.s'i! '. none of onr old m inkno siri F, fr i! at th' Yineeun -s lhs'iilcrv'. MAltllON cv 1 1 i NTT 'it. Nov. ICth. 4l)-;f

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