Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 23, Number 18, Vincennes, Knox County, 9 June 1832 — Page 3
VINCENNES. JUNE 1 ls:k2.
""" (have no alteration to notice; sales of se
veral low running lot?, averaging S"2 7f.
were made at 2i, and 4 cN, line bright
free leafv
ArrennoNMEXT Bill. The houso rejected the amendment of this bill made by the senate, and bent it bark to them. The senate gave tin their pretended constitu
tional scruples, and parsed I he bill as cri-
Iots will bring y, :j ; fat de
scriptions continue scarce; segar wrappers are in gocd demand from 5 to 12 cts. according to quality. FLOUR Since our hst a reduction of
2.r cent per bbi. has occurred, at which
CiHi) OF TRUSTEES,) r BoKomii or VixcrNNKf.
April 7, 1S2.
On motion it tras resohed, That two
rilllM Anniversary JL i f St. J hn the
Baptist will be ccle-
br;Uecl at Vincennes, jlots out of each of the f dlowing 120 nere - by Vinccnnes Lodge, ! square?, to wit- No 1 2 3 4 5 6 No. 1. !,-- irr in ' ' ' '
On Wv Ar 24f A ! J f D-56 ? W- Jl- 32-
cf Junr, a procts-ir- u? 2- iB- ,n U' ccnimons, be sinn will be foi med. ! oliered lor sale to the highest bidder, one
re
3
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finally reported, Indiana will have seven ()r i,)nirrr and bakers' us- Tho irri ! """i"".. V , iV, c .4 u 1 1 yy ""'" nan i me nvmbers ii contr" and t ino votes fir lor K;M)P"it? ttUU i he am- a sermon will be delivered by Kev. Brother ; ballance in six month, and the other half S -j V i I- , t , valsdunugU.e week have been very large H.M.Shaw. in u-eivp m.,,.. f ' f. a.,. rc "It. Frp'-inrnt and v ice-Pn iden? which the i 7 ! . i i,. r u .1 1 n 1 cnt mon.ns irorn tne cav 01 sale, i n . iut mi .inn iLiu.m, wjiu-u uic anj export; limited. On Mondav follow me;, the LcVes dl ilrt ,inrA . ?i:OPLnwillSivc to J,ck,3.x and V.vx LA RD For -rood leaf a fair demand ! proceed in precession ufthe Mahoiiist cha-1 ff notes w.h freehold Buiiex. Uf(! fflf .Uip,,;, at nr,nt ruot3. 1 pel, at which place an address will be pro- lsccurll to receive a certiorate ol 1 i t -j precni j'ioij 1 hl,,. f , 1... purchase Irom t T or. .,-,. vloin
in Ihr f",rt nn,rn of ihU !:iv nnonr I t ntis. 74 a 7ir: w ; hpiirnf -.lf. ,.f !:)( I ... " . 1,1 v.ai- - ,
... ... ...... u " . ....wv,.; . . , - . . v . - 1:. i . i ., i... -i ii- . i . iiif' i n k rri-v -rr. . i . . ' i -i . . a
. i ii.iv.. iiuiim-i "in ui i;iu lucu ior lilt w - - - - - - .v.v.v.i.1. iiiu liloiii: ii
ciLiAn lr Tulm f" fM I.P t.lid ninl tlu nto. . l. " .1
1 . tf-.ti. vKii . uuu itit uuir hi lit" itii pn rn rii. ia ... i""". itiiii in
! woivii nan3ic.il urtjiuers .inn hhj -i-, i leasiuur oi me .omuiou ard tint Ire (it - -.ci in ---.j .-vun,i ...man the present timo are heavy, and the de-1 cent Lodges are requested and pavticulai lv Treasurer of the Common viti, iL l lS L "!?Jtintlh" w vtwarC his?amand for shipping has subsided, during ! invited to .attend and participate : in the cc- J Clerk conduct said r " " dcvoijon, and enable him to fir.Mi his the last week we omtinne former nuota-! lebration. 1 not cfin tl V ' 2 h Pff T 'V? nr a tion, Mc3 injected ,0- Fri-ne J. KOSRMAN, ttks notice m the mccnues newspa-1 tnump.i - A, in the case cf UVbi,,,,,,, Sd u .jc.3 i pecteii, l l ,U t n.ne rV 1erS' aud lhat the' have author tv to cm- ;m that of Jkson. thev will taVc c;, th it inspected, 9 ; Cargo m.pcc ed, 7 f0. J . H KBr.R D Poy a surveyor to renew the stk ,nd i 9 ''P'C udt not be signalized with
viti?kfa" i no larrje supply received 1? T, ,Mf.v mimhors of thp sn.nrp, ni., j; ...i ... ! tht' l.nputation c f laRrat-.mt'e.
T - . nniJi i .,,.,,v iuiv,i.nu ti' i
have jjiven all the reports and statements i keps froot leaf at
ot Indian depredations, both in Illinois, nd on the northern frontiers of Indiana.
The Vv'abash river is at a good navigable stage, and still rising.
I am authorized to announce Lltv7.or Ec-our, F.qr., of Daviess county, as a candidate f.r the legislature at the August election.
VIKCENNES RANGERS !!
rI'he VoLUNTLi.Ki in the above compa-
place may be occupied by one with ,fc0ni iney mny finrifam Urrirn xion. It is tht men only-,t.cn uho wou,d Vre .amine U pestilence, cr any oth.tr scourre " tO their CWii pvrl.,.;... r 'h-
and felons complaint
It u the interest and desire of the reo- !c to preserve the administration r,f thc?r ! jcrt. t uoidy recessaty that tKvcu ,rd aganist deception, and take step, correct information in relation ,0 the afmstraurn. Thty will find A:;D JkI son as true to his country wos,. as heJAs when he put to hazard- fortune. fan,e mhI
J not be content with hi simple ,c-cioc;i a py the bame vote which nUr.-A ..
into the market lor the last few davs, and
the daily exxcctalions of a further increase have caused a considerable falling off in IT the price ; we now quote 3"J a 33 cents, and looking down.
Mav 16, 1832.
Committee.
i-enable every freeman to obtain correct
rrr
nv v. ill parade on horseback, opposite Ce-j Buttkk (Goshen) is very scarce, and j stree( neial Lasselle?s tavern, this morning, at i improving-, wc now quote U'J a U.") cts. j iIOII" '
11 oViock, when a full attendance is re
quested. Jun
Military Ytsierday,at tl o'clock, (says i he i crrc Haute Register, of June 2nd,) one hundred of our lellow citizens kit this place for the upper country, to act in concert with f iner military detachments in protecting our exposed frontier. On Tuesday last an oider reached this place from the Executive, conveying a requisition for the above numl:er, with instructions 10 proceed to Lafaycite, and there await such orders ss the exigencies of the occasion may suggest. In a few hours after the receipt cf this order, the whole number was Trade up, a fact that speaks loudly lor their patriotism and public spirit. May success attend them! From the Army. We learn, (says the Springfield Illinois Herald, ot May 31,) from several of the Volunteers from this place, who have returned, that the mounted men under General Whiteside, are disbanded, and that most of them arc on their way home. This measure has been adopted in consequence of the difficulty in obtaining provisions, and of cooperating advantageously with the footmen. The infanttv under General
A'kinson have descended Rock River. The Indians are divided into several pa tie?, which enables them to act with more facility, and rendeis a pursuit of them, by a large b-dy of men, unavailingBy their trails, most of them are supposed to have returned to Rock Ri er, and that the remainder have ascend ed Fox River. A detachment of the Volunteers will remain at Ottawa, to
, rjuatd the frontier, till the arrival o! those who are now on their way from the eastern and southern counties. From present appearances, there is a prospect of a protracted campaign, the Indians Mill retaining their foothold in the State, and their movements being conducted with gteat caution and secrecy gLil" . Commercial iScyort.
Vincennes, in the
I twiner Tivrmorli nn nn I lt-
1 he last sales, .to our know- r , . .
. ... ,J..0, .l..uwu
ot lntormincr the citizens, and
squares
I'O cnhl if nn.ocn .. . !,., l it i
mane for less than S per acre, and that nrmnc, , . . h Cfnll,ct
I HTC V 1 1 - 1 i , w I vinaii Hill y tiUfriOCl.t Cj ail .LOlblSo. 1 and 3 be excepted, these i EXTRA CbORF.. mmm.rri.,, .k
i f , ......t.ivi ii ii;t U .j rijpIIE Subscriber bavins commenced lDts oeiiI sold. first of May, and continuing until the elecJL the I f ATTINtJ BUSINESS on Wa- j Resolved, That any ordinance, or par's lif)" Electors, for one dollar. It u ill ic a
No arrival
T
ledge, were ma.uo at fi cts.
this week. Bees-wax A fair supply of yellow remains in market, the demand continues good; for white very little demand. Coffee A considerable stir has been manifested in the market this day, and some large Jots of Havana green have changed hands at a small advance on prices formerly offered ; thc sales to our knowledge were at 13 a 133 cents. Coux. in ears, we have to notice a reduction in price; S7i cts per bbl. is now asked; sheiled in sacks containing two bushel?, we quote as before, $1 123, a great quantity in cars have arrived during the week.
j of ordinances contrary to the tenor of th t ,ar5e imperial vhcet, entirely fdlen with usc-
j above resolution, be repealed. IT,atler- Ore number will be pablishe I
the country at large, that he
expects to keep on hand, and for sale, a
cry
j after thc election, giving the result in ev 1 State, as much in ilctail as nosslblc?
it win be chithy tlevoted to a vindication nf the character, frne. and principles ri ANDREW JACKSON, with a view to hU
general assortment of FUR HATS, which i Board of Trustees of the Borough of! re-election. It will promptly repel the ilan-
Fassed 7th Anril, lS3v.
R P. 'PRICE, President. Samuel Hill, Clerk.
Pursuant to the above resolution of the
work he intends to have made in a neat, j Vincennes, the undersigned will otier for substantial and fashionalc manner. isalo at public auction on Saturday the
i
OrThe highest price given for all kinds of FURS. " H. M. G1LHAM.
Vmcennes, Ia. March 17, 1 32
THE VLNCEXNES LiBRARY
Y"JAS been remov-
L ed to the brick !
b iilcHnp;. corner of St. Peters and Wa-
JBZi day of May next, at Mr. John C
1 1.1. 1 a I . .1 I 1 T T .1 I . I
vr.iiK s noiei, at o ciock, i . ji. me iois
0-tf anovo enumerated lvinjj iu the Commons
;of Vincennes.
ANDREW GARDNER, Treas.C.F. SAMUEL HILL, Clerk B. T. Vincennes, April 18, 1832. 10-Gv
-tcr sMftt. It will
I nnt otifnfl until th- lii !( nut a t-r ,-.
Salt-A large lot of Liverpool ground, I turnt(1 to c; eo y F.wing. Lib- arian. All has been disposed of at $1 05; Turks ! persons havmer Library Books will please
Island remain without change.
GEORGE BOON, of Sullivan county, JAMES BLAKE, of Marion countv, ARTHUR PATTERSON, Parke do. NATHAN B. PALMER, Jefferson, do. MARK CRUME, of Favette county. The above named gentleman arc the electors, certain, and the following persons "as
contingent electors, who are to hae precedence in the nuUr of their names," )z: THOM AS GIVENS, of Posev county, A. S. BURNETT, of Floyd county. W. ARMSTRONG, of Dearborn, do. JOHN KETCIIAM. of Monro coanty
return them forthwith.
By order of the Directors. Vincennes. Miv 5. is 32. 13
NEW SPRING
fl n z
rJ V7
VND SUMMER.
POSTPONEMENT. 07The sale of the above land is postponed until Saturday the lUh of June. SAMUEL HILL.Cleuk.
eommffGUcr Salt "J"N pursuance of an order from the honorable Circuit court of Knox county, the undersigned commissioners will of
fer at public sale before the eourt-lnuse
ders and falsehoods which may be promulgated to destroy him, and hold the "new coalition" up to merited detestation. From the nature of the undertaking, all subscriptions must be paid in advnnre. ar.l no paper will be sent until the money jhll be received.
j To enable all subscribers to begin with the ( hV-t number, V7e hrv: our friends who mav
recei- e thee nroposits. immcdiatelyto raise a vubscription and make returns F P BL MR. 'Subscriptions received at this rF.ce AND LAND FOR SALE.
rjpIIAT valuable pronorty sit.rocd at i the f;7.v,oii the west fork of White River, on he roa l leading roin L -uisillc :o St. Louis, 4 miles v. et of Washington, ar..J lo miles east of ViocpTine.
?TPHE Sunril-.rs hav, js.st received I ' 1 y"""' To , . 3 thejir SPRING A-vn SE MMEIl. as- i cf l'!' ? ",,cJL-ONE
sonment o; UUvUii ''"nprisins a ve
HUNDRED ACREb er
Inidnn. consisting f 151 ACF?''S GT FIRST HATE 2,A?Df .u which a SAW-MILL has been ore-.: d
tuet!ier with dwelling and other
rv sulect variety of iaacv and staple LAND. fcrvey No. , on Vv h.te river. ! H0USKS. (bclcp:dng to the es-?rA articles, to whicii thev respectfully invite 1 rniut, Sale-k12 Jn,"nllis ,,,t; l,0:Y1"- I 'ate of Micbael Murphv, dee'd 3 T .Tt the attention of th.irOiends andrcha-1 ,nlercst om the date of said sabrit tlu-Tlje vcry abuiida.ll1 ,u y (lgj
Carutidates Department. iLF.cTiON:::::::aixiH august, 1832. For Legislature SAM I.. T )M LINTON DAVID S. BONNER. Fcr Sia-iO: WM, L. WITHERS ABRM. WEI'FALL SEN EC A ALMV JOHN PURCELL JOHN B. LAPLANTE
Commissioner. DA VII) M c. H EN R V
. I I . 'II II' ! ' t-'.'-.!? 1'il.llJ 9' II II II l'l I ...... .... 1 1-
sers irenerauv, ana wjucn u.ev win oner; . t i , , ' ' ' ; iei jer ior macmnorv ta ana 'jrtrt. on verv moderate t-ms, wholesale and ime,,t.w to be Cl "r Altogether ith its sitnaticn'on a viab!o j retail. " BURTCH HEBERD. Prem"- i"n riVv' ' j stream to which srea.nats hr v.-aJces-,
JOHN MYERS.
CoMMIPSIONEItS.
3Iay 26, 1832
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IltOM TIIK LOUISIAXA ADVEUTISLK, OF May 10, 1S3'2. REMARKS. The weather has become
"dry and plwasant within the last three days, and business has again commenced with activity ; a good opportunity has presented itself for completing the cargoes of yesels nearly loaded, which had been retarded by the unsettled state of the weather; accordingly a lare quantity of produce ha cleared from Saturday last, but ?h arrivals frm the interior have exceeded the exports, and caused a considerable increase in the stock. Thc Mississippi
has risen about two inches, and remains
fcecntcen inches below hih water
HOTICB.
HOSE indebted to the estate f John Black, dee'd. arc informed that the
laws of last session have come to hand,
by which payment can be enforced, and I QUEEXSWA RE, unless payment is made prior to the 1th j DOMESTICS.
TIIE SrncniBLKs have just received from Philadelphia, &e. an extensive 1
ami fashionable assortment ot SPRING a xi) SUMMER GOODS, comprising Staple and Faney DRY GOODS, Ladie's and, Gentlemen BOOTS and
SHOES, assorted; FUR, WOOL, and PALM HATS; DUX STABLE and LEGH0R BOXXETS;
HARDWARE,
STIL&YED "TJ1ROM thc subscriber living in Wash-
J! ington township, Knox county, Ind. dersigncd, living in Washington.
of July next, suits will be instituted w ithout respect to persons. MARTIN ROBINSON, HIRAM DECKER, Adm'rs. Those owin the estate of G. W. Pur-
GROCERIES,
TROX CASTfXGS, e e.
which they confidently hope on examination will be found to please, and yhi h
!rm the unprecedented bill in both I D-
o'i Saturday the lUth instant, a bright bay
3lVIA3EE, llV0 or sx years old, about l." hands high, shod before, no natural marks recollected; when she left mc, she had on a yoke and a small bell, the lower end of the bell broken off. Any person taking up said mare and returning her to me, or giving such information that I can ;cot her oiiain, shall be reasonably rewarded. B EN J A M IN BLANK ENSI IIP. May tit), 18J1-2. 17
PROPOSALS BZTIL&1 GLOBS.
rich :rain growing, and rapid!- improving restrict, renders it one of lbo mos' dosirable situations in the western country for the employment of capital. Persons wishing to purchase, and desi
rous of information, can apply to the un-
MICHAEL MURPHY,) , , Kitiv mttppiiv Admrs.
I. . .I1UJU I1J , j Daviess co. Ia. April 24, 1S.T2. ir-Gvv. CO'Thc Louisville Advertiser, Indiana Democrat, Maysvillc Monitor, and Cincinnati Advertiser will please give the above C weekly insertions, and forward their accounts to the administrators.
ley, decM. will be regulated agreeable t0KF.r ;N and DOMESTIC GOODS, they
the above notice
MARTIN ROBINSON, Adr.fr of G. IF. Purhn. dee'd. June 4, 1832. IS .Its.
ma,V 7 r T the semi-annual meetin;of the 1st
manv. i i j-
are enabled, and hum the scarcity ot
monov are determined, to sell extreme ly LOW for CASH. SMITH & CARSON. Vincennes, May 25, 182. lo
A severe oclitical cosdhct is at oroebing. : day
A "Xsvj Coalition' oi factious men are ma- p--n ts for Louisviile, Kv. on Wt-dnewlavs
summi:r arra.ngement Of the Mails to and from Vincennes. Ia. Eastern, from Louisville, Kentucky, Anives on Tuesdays, Thursdaj s and Saturdays, at 12, M Departs fcr St. Louis, Mo. same days, at 2, P. M. Ai lives from St Louis, Mo. on Wednes
days. Fridays and Sundays, at 12. M. De-
f naming at Washington to accomplish tneir and Ptidays at 2. P. M and Monda)s at 9, selfish ends at the hazard of their country's ; A. M.
peace, piospeiity and honor. Extremes ho'ithcrn, from Evansville, h.
Vrr.vcson Tuesdavs r.-.d Fritlavs at 7. P.
Medic a i. Souietv, held
Stlail (Toacli Hint,
i c.e ..MiKii M.ue , , .uc , coimes un thc 7th 0f AlilV, the has continued bnk and animated, aiui omcor? wcrc cIoctcd tor Uie cn
consHlcraoie sales tr shipment" nave taken place, at the small reduction mentioned in our last; the quantity changed hands is estimated to be from 8000 to J000 bales, of which the following sales and prices obtained, have come to our know-
in Yin-!
following , mug year, j
to wit : P. Baktox, President. J. Kuvkenuall, V. President.
have met. 1 he Champion ot nn umeason- j
able 1 anil, and thc Author ot unncatK:i. : y, i).-r.SUs for p. r.T1 T .v
and Sundays, at 4, A. M.
I Twice a week from Evansrille to Yincennes and Texre-Haute.
having no principle in common but a restless j
ambition, are found uni'ed in their eturt to baffle the President in his foreign negotiations, kindle faction in cur halls of leejsla-
; tion, and till our country with discontent and j anarchy. I It is time for the people to take thc alarm!
The causeless rejection if our Minister to
Northern, from Terre-Hiute, Arrives on Tuesdays, at 10, A M. and Fridays at 6, P. M. Departs o.i Wednesdays, at 4, A. M. and Saturdays at '2, P. M Southern, from Shawncetown, H.
Arrives on ednesdays, at 12, M. Dc-
OMES
Alabama, 9c; 100 Louisiana I
icoge, vi. loviU laics oi I enncssee, at'
(I! .. .
and MisHvj;Pi at 1H, 10i, and 1U: 100 !
: irtvansas vx a v$ ; iut?
J.
V. W. II itt, and
Jav.es Thistle.
ration, and affords a convenient and plea-
Mobile
iVnncsee 1 a 0e; 1 GO Lo;iiiana 10c. It is supposed liy many that prices must decline further before any real animation v'in take place, purchasers being unwilling to transact largely at prcr-ent rates; in choice cotton nothing appears to be doing, the article i scarce, and would command P2
rirat TAritiiti uviv Kiif fircr At rt ?rt nf
) r, , j 1 LINE in Indiana is now in full ope-! that is pure in our government, and patno-1 r)0( tn troffic Censors, I , , . . , : tic in it-s administration. It will soon be to - V n the otnce one hour before the time
lowed bv others equally hostile to the inter- j Ui -'K- avu 11, V. Al.
THE " LiiDY'S BOOK, PRMIUMS.
' o t 1 1 r printoi'stipo trivn tnrr q fn.
. Hitt, Treasurer , 11 . 7 o ests of the people, and insulting to the Pre-; J. G. Meaks, Corresponding Seen ! Scfhcr 1,1 ay-Iischt. ; sitlent of their choice. Iris!cacl nf devoting H. Dilcklk, Srcreti:r! ' 1 , ,-cae5 Lan.sville, inc.iysand 1 ues- j themselves to the promotion cf justice, hart, , '. t' ' it i davs, at 4 o'clock, A. 31. and arrives at ' mony and peace, a bind of political rnana-
f . l . . 1 i i I I !IV fll Jie. au.w u.n, in "oiji n, i. .ii, ftvi j -wvy.iwivdj u.v. ....... i - -
,l.OOVA UU .lUUlllieU ineUlUerti VI IOC , fI -..l J r. ! nWht. nnH .nvm... in Hi.ikil.ir mPAlU to
ana i erre-iiauie on eo'iesiu , ui v. - - -o .V
ociety. The Society adjourned to meet on thci I t!i day of July, at the house of (General I.asselle, at 12 o'clock, M. i
Bv order. II. DEC JuneO. 1SJ2.'
M. and Saturdavs at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Evausvilie
i array ajrainst the President all the selfish puoashers ct tne IjAIJi a HUUK. i avaricious, corrupt, and corrupting influen- unpolled by a sense of gratitude for thc
v lt!l . ul,H eeteteiueu paiionage hiuiu ii uctu
Republic.
!l,U, ls-
mo- i 1
,ulJ wivMii.vnc. these thev horie to i
MlV 2?k 1S."2. 10 SW 'nf K,,rnnAhrr,vP.t
The' Louisville Advertiser, and Fo-; loqnv and disgrace, the public career of him j their power, have determined to effer thc ens "and Journal, will please insert the ; who'-has filled thc n.fasore of his coun- following premiums, v:::
i .u .i i - ..n,..,;ci. ti.o rniiniiMw oestowea unon tneir work, ana anxious to
iiivu uicy iu an.1u13.1 .i - -
arn.ies, and close m o'j- ..ipnjc Liidrdtitr uy ct4 tiu3 m
aboe advertisement in their weekly pa-; try s giory.
per S weeks m succe-"-nui. an I torw.ird their accounts to S. EiuUvii, Vincennes, la. for piyment.
7
SUiLR Nothing has transpired since ALL PEHSONS I.. .Tl . ' fM il i-.i, , I . ,
"nr lasi ro an uu an opportunity lor re- j A3 lH.i. 1 i.u to the sut.se; iers are re-nark-, the demard bot!i in the city and on if specif illy informed that their accounts pdantati,.:is continues dull, and as remark-j and notes are nov i:i the hands of Mr. i : ,a- t ti i m !. ,t it!i.. .11 I? , .ki nc,n l.-.a .....1 I' -.i.tt --li-..
f their t-rops at a reduction in prices now ! us of trouble, and themselves of cost, they i J v5 O TiiJ vJLliL J f, q.i-ted. We continue our last quotation;' will come forward and make payment by :40 Bi rs Havana Co I fee, .i i -. l.iir.i . 7s" '
i: i.ie citv .Jiaiij; on priinations ; a ;i . ; ino i.tti instant. I &Q . lo " MOLASSES Thi5 nrti.-Ie continue! MAR RON A- HUNTER. -ir.r. iv..i, t. ...i. M T fTF
vi g-.d request, at pw-es from H to 20 mcennes, June 0, l.Sl'J. 18- 40 " Saline do. v.'-t -M
. , . " . - . .. ! I ... . I. I jm rw 1 -i-' - .
'.I h.i , 1 11 ! . :i 1 1- j ii' r t .1 1 11 ij 1 1 1 1 1 !' i ej w m i. . ... . i r ... .. ' h'i
cuv , but the gaat scarcity prevents anv I O VUATT & PIOARD
lir-e Hansaetion from occurring. ' -Ctf r WHISKEY l v thc B. 1.:, fVBACUO Yrv little bus been !o:n- CODITSH hv theB); ffevf .:)sarticlo Mce Frikv. l:.-t, thu stu k MACKF.IiFJ. bv the Bid.; p&H n hand offering no littio i h i. o; holder.-f 1. t,i;: in.-: " wi m : ii.v.ever are tit m. anticipating that the i A quantity ot G IU K 'JUU VLE2
: i"i-: wi.l tall i,Mt r.'i v. i'li lbo h?t i.euv j
0PO hh 1
, an! mi oriccs a e
co.upa-
liOA t Y . 1
0)'l'
t 1 w'
1 V
IVJ Ivegs iSostou .N il!
5 Tons Juniatta Iron, 2,0 B'ois. New Orleans Sugar, 12 B os Cliewing Tobacco. 20 B ims Gunpowder nud Y. H. Tea, 15 B i's Tumblers, lueh are otTcrd for sale by BURTCH vV HEBERD. Yj l-c.uicc. Al.lv. .;, Ib'SL lU3.n.
Wli-.it are we to expect from the success!
of this "nevj coalition'" YiH our foreign ! relations be better manaj;ed.J Will our l.iws) be executed with more fidelity and energy FOR at ho ne Will our agriculture, commerce; and manufactures Poui ii moi t? Will our nation-xl debt be sooner paid Is thci-e hone!
,:that the trahi of public affairs i:i gcr.cr.il 1 Accompar.yin each communication, thc 'would progress better or so wt-li? No it is i name ot the w ruer must be furnished. If not for the benefit of thc country that the j ?ecrecy i preferred, the name may be en-
r.cw coa.i;iou"has been formed; nor is any , ciosec m a separate sealed envelope. wi,:ca
FOR 1 HE BEST ORIGINAL TALE.
Written for tk: Lcdis Book, 200 DOLLARS. THE BEiT ORIGINAL POEM, HuituMc fr f rub Oca t ion in the LJDr's BOOK,
impromeveiit in the public prosperity ex- ; 1.1 not be ooe'fd except m case ct the sucpei ted from is success. Thc strnle is fr cesful car.chdutr.
::?yr, for fiUc?. for the fiuLttc treirr. K wm, ot rourc be unocntooutnai a.i ar- ; Men vvho want foi tirn missions. Judgeship-.. , ticlcs sub-r.itterl fcr these premiums will be
valuahl. .mr tin!le to swerve . auvrn.ut w m r,c (iis xaioi .
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'the stern inttk;vtty of Andrew Jacks"!!, anil ; l lie puoi.duon ot tne -"u vms I sell to h"n their iniluence and support, have , will be cou.ir.enctd inui.ediattly ufur thc I uuiied with other aspirants to thc Presidency ( ivvi.rd L made. t lia ail sons of combinations to deploy his po- , I.. A. UU). ' puUiitv. uad defeat bn r-eltcttu:i. thut h 1 - CLo..ut v.rvvt, 1 .nl iucj.hu.