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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-03
Articulo 8.

Todas las conceslones de terrenos he.
chas por S. M. Ca. o por sus legilmas
autoridades antes del "a dc Enero, de-
1918, en- los eXpresados territories que
S. NJ. cede los Estatlos Unidos, que
daran ratlhcadas reconocidas a las per-
sonas que esten en- possession de elias,
del mismo nodo que 10 serian 81 S M.
hubiese continuado ell ell dominic de csc
tos territories ; pero los propietarios que
por un efectO de las CirCunstanCias eIl
que Sc ha hallado la Nacion Espanola y
por las revoluciones de Europa, no bu.
biescn podido llenar todas las obliga-
clones de las cqncesiones, seran obliga.
dos cumplirlas segun las condolences
de sus respectivas concesiones desde Ia
fecha de este tratado, en- defecto de 10
quail seran nulas y de ningun valor.
Todas las concesiones posteriores al "a,
de Enero de 1918, en- que fueron hechas
las primeras ~proposiciones de parte de-
S. M. Goa. para la cesion de las dos
Floridas, convienen y declaren las dos
atlas parties contratantes que quedan
anuladas y de ningun valor.
.Articnlo 9.
Las dos atlas parties contratantes ami
madas de los mas vivos deseos de con-
ciliacion con ell objeto de cortar de-
raiz todas las discusiones que han cxis-
lido entire elias y atianzar la buena ar
monia que desean mantener perpetual
mente, renuncian una otra reciprocal
mente todas las reclamaciones de da-
nos y perjuicios que ash elias como sus
respectivos snbditos ciudadonos hayan
experimental hasta ell dia en- que 50
firme este tratado.
La renuncia de los Estados Unid os SO
extiende todos los perjuieios me ncion-
ADDS en- ell Convenio dc IL, de-; Agosto
de 1902.
Q. A todas las reclamacicnes de nre.
sas hechas por los Corsarios Franceses.
condenadas por los Copsules Eranceses
dentrs del territorio y Jurisdiction de
Espana.
8. todas las reclaim. aciones de indem.
nizaciones por la suspension del derecho
de Deposito en- N'ueva Orleans en- 500.
4. A todas las reclamaciones de los
Ciudadanos dc los Estados Unidos contra
Ell Gobierro Espanolprocedentes de pre-
sas coniscaciones injustas ash en- la Mar
como en- los puertos y territories de S.
NJ. en- Espana y sus Colonias.
S. A todas las reclamaciones de los
ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos con.
ira el Gobieyao dc Espana, en- cue 50
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-03
no RENT,
The Ehwarasvine Hotel.

E7~-& ONE Of the best stands for
MEET pubic house in the state of H.
EzaH linos. Possession will be gi-
A'''''' ven Oh the first day of May next.
Also, to rent, or for sale, FARM one
mile from the Court House, with 80
acres under impr venent, with good
buildings. For p. ticulars, apply to
JAMES MASON,
EdSvardspiUc.
Feb. 1888
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-03
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATS.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas Treaty of Amy, United st
America his Catholic thi
Penpoenaes, this City, Feua
OF our Lord thousand
word as follows:
loRIGINAl"I ToRIgiNAL.
H.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-03

The inhabitants of the coded terrific
ries shall be secured in the free exercise
OF their religion without any restriction,
and all those who may desire to remove
to the Spanish dominions shall be per-
mitted to sell or export their effects at
any time whatever, without being sub
ject, in either case, to duties.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-04-03

AN ACT to extend the time for locating Vir-
gina Military Land Warrants, and returning
surveys thereon to the General Land Office.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-20
Illinois Legislature.
VANDALTA, FEB. 10.
THE REPORT

l.
CfMe Committee in ans7ver to the o.
jections ofthe Council Of Remission 10
the Bank Bill.
Tie select committee to whom was
referred the "Act establishing the
State Bank of Illinois," and the objcc-
tons of the Council Of Revision to its
passage, beg leave to report -
That they have given the same all the
consideration which decent respect for
the opinion of coordinate branch ofthe
Legislature requires. Candor compels
them to admit that this measure is sur
rounded with apparent difficulties; dii-
iculties which have become still more
embarrassing in consequence of the de-
clared opinion of the Council against its
constitutionallty, which opinion remain
ing unaltered may have tendency to
realize those evils, which are at present
a matter of opinion and prophecy. But
holding with the Council that ]" to err is
human, but to acknowledge and correct
error the perfection OF morality" it is
believed that upon calmer review of
the subject they may find reasons sufli-
ciently cogent to effect revolution in
their opinions, inasmuch as a precedent
for that course may be found in their own
acts. This hope is powerfully reinforced
by the reflection, that but halfof the court
have decided against the measure; and
from the process ofreasoning adopted in
the objections that half must have pre-
dictated their opinion upon an impertec'
view of the question.
The section of the constitution Of the
United States with which the bill ii
question is supposed to conflict, pro
vides, among other things, "that nc
state shall emit bills Of credit, coin mo
ncy, S.c."--With regard to what is mean
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-20

most of you have but just commenced
your operations on your several planta-
tons, and have been still living in your
lowly cabins, God had put il into your
hearts to erect this house of prayer for
his honor and worship, and to dedicate
1t by prayer to his service; he has de-
signs OF mercy and grace, TO be glorious
ly displayed, in this house, and that he
designs you shall be furnished with
faithful minister of the new testament,
to go in and out before you in the great
concerns of your souls.
But you will do well to remember,
that God, in his all wise providence, and
government Of the universe, sees fit to
use means for the accomplishment of
his gracious purposes of love and mer-
cy toward sin ruined world and that,
to you it pertains to be in the diligent
and devout use of the means OF salvation
which he has appointed, would you hope
to enjoy the comforting tokens oil his
gracious presence and love in this hi,
house Of prayer.
To enjoy this, you are 10 see to it, that
you honor God by living in obedience 10
his requirements particularly in re-
penting OF all your sins, believing on the
Lord Jesus Christ, and bringing forth
fruits meet for repentance, in remem-
bering the sabbath day to keep it holy,
and by taking as early and efficient mea-
sures, as may be within your power to
obtain and enjoy the preaching Of the gos-
pei among you, and the administration
and participation of gospel ordinances,
and in all other respects living to his
glory.
Some of you have seen much of the
world have visited heather lands have
had opportunity to see the great differ
ence there is between christian and pa
gan lands; between countries where the
cheering light Of the gospel shines, and
those which continue still destitute OF
this cheerful light.
You have all had opportunity to see
the first stages of civilized life on these
extensive prairies. You have been able
to contrast ignorance with intellectual
improvement and rehenent; vice with
virtue; human degradation, with the dig
nifty OF human nature in its most I'M
proved and refined condition; and have,
by your conloint exertions, in erecting
house for the worship of your God, de-
cidedly manifested preference for
christian lands, christian institutions, and
christian practices and enjoymcnts.
In the faithful pursuit and observation
of these, may you find that your TEMPEST
beaten barks have, at length landed in a
safe fort, and that you are with your
families enjoying the hard earned hrqfts
Qf5orn,er Jahgues aud dangers, in stu
dying to build up that kingdom which
consists in righteousness, peace, and JOY
in the Holy Ghost, and be at last safely
noored in the haven of rest.
May you all by your sweet experience
find that this house is indeed an habita-
ton for the mighty God Of Jacob, and
that your souls are possessed by the
spirit of all grace and consolation, to the
eternal joy of you all, through Jesus
Christ our Lord, to the glory and praise
of the Father, the Son, and the Holy
Ghost.
Thus, may you all find, that, he, who
has in all generations, been the dwelling
place of his people, is your God and
everlasting portion. Amen.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-20
A DEDICATION SERMON,

PREACHED AT THE MARINE sETTLEAt- = =,
COUNTY OF MADISON, STATE OF IL
LINols, JANUARY 1sr, 1921.
BY THE REV JESSE TOWNSEND,
.Mssi9aary from the Connecticut .iLss.onarg So
ciety.
coaMusIcATED ron THE SPECTATOR
This Sermon is respectfully presented to the
Congre CATION at the Marine Settlement, who
have requested copy for publication, by the
AUTHOR.
l07pnssna'g Prairie, Boasa ComHg2
January ?, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-20
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
DY HOOPER WARREN.

Toms Of sabscrTbtion-'rAREE DoLlARs per
aanun, faye6ls in ALLIANCE.
o. Subscribers who do not pay in advance
AZ the close Of the year, ard who do not give
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advertisements not exceeding a square, One
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for. each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
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duction of Is per cent. from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
Burlington, Hampshire Co.
September 15-N.

TEVHE frequent solicitations Of many
establishing themselves o, this place,
added to the earnest desire Of the SUBJ
scriber to pay his just debts, have at
length determined him TO lay of come
10 or 20 HALF ACRE LOTS at the
above place, which will be offered at
public sale, on the premises, on Friday
the ed Of Nov. next. Burlington Tor
Vandiver's Storey is situated 30 miles
above Rsmney, at tie Intersection of
the main Western road leading to
Ciarksburg, Marietta, &c. and to Pen.
dletoD, MooIefieId, Frankford, &c.
As place Of business and for publici-
ty Of situation it is not surpassed by
any eoubtry place. Situated in popu-
Ions. wealth., and, certainly, the most
fertile part of Hampshire County, it
offers many advantages 10 young Me.
cbanics who are just setting out in The
world. To the Merchant also it offers
superior advantages a store having
been for many years kept here, expe-
rience has shewD that q capital invest
ed in that business could not, at any o.
Their place, be more profitably employed.
The attention of Mechanics is paJtieu-
larIy invited to the object in view SO
favorable an opportunity Of permanent
Iy settling themselves will, IN all proba-
bility, not soon again occur. ,'here are
convenient TO this place Ful!ing Mill
and Carding Machine.
There will be offered for sale, at the
time and place above mentioned, an
excellent SITE for a FLOUR MILL,
SAW MILL, or any other description
cf Machinery 1t may, without exag-
geratIon, be observed, that few situs-
lions in this country hold out greater
inducements to the capitalist who may
be disposed to engage in the Milling
or Manufacturing business. The sub
seriber will also offer at public sale,
al the same time and place, a few
valuable N4GROES;--also CiJTLE,
HORSES, and other stock, upon the
whole of which liberal credit will
be given. AS the design Of this sale is
TO enable the sub her TO pay his
debts with proH,ptitude, those TO whom
be ma, be in any wise indebted are ip-
vited to attend. The terms and oil
particulars necessary TO be known will
be communicated Mt The time ofsaIe.
JACOB VAND1YER.
Burlington, Hampshire eounty,(
September fsi, 1891.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
Military Orders.

D Y orde Of the Comd't. of the Stat
~ Regt. Va. Militia, the training
Of Ia fst Battalion will take place at
Winchester. on Friday the end Of Nov.
at 10 o'clock-the end Battalion at
Pugh Town, on Saturday the 3rd Nov.
at same hour. Officers composing the
same are directed to appear fully e.
quipped.
The Battalion Court of Enquiry for
the 2nd Battalion will be held at Pugh
rown, on Tuesday the t3lh Nov. at
10 O'Clock. The Battalion Court of
Enquiry for the 1st Battalion will be
held at the Court House, in Winches-
ter, on Wednesday the 14ih Nov. at
Same hour Immediately after the ad
joarnment Of which, the Regimental
Court Of Enquiry will sit at the same
place. Officers are Commanded TO APP.
pear in full uniform to entitle them to
sit in said Coutr.
MICHAEL COYLE, .adj't.
sist Rgt. Va. Militia.
Winchester, August 4, 1927
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
Virginia to wit
September 80. w.

1T Rules hoiden III the Clerks office
Of the Superior Conrt of Chancery
jor the Winchester District the first
Monday in September, 1921.
john Esther, administrator of Peter
Esther, decd. Plaintiff,
Daniri Fetter, administrator Of Angus
Med nald, deed. Defendant.
VIE subpoena scirefacias awarded
Il tor vive this suit in the name of
John Esther, administrator Of Peter
Esther, deceased, not being executed
on the defendant, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an inhabitaut Of this country:
II is ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear here on the fst day ofthe
next term AMI show cause WHY this
sui' shall! not be revived; and that a
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Win.
chester, for two months excessively.
and another copy posted at the front
door OF the Court House in the laid
town Of Winchester.
a Cnpy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. &C..
September 10 - {. Nj.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
BRADEN. MORGAN & co.

Hare imported in tte ships "ilhe'mina
and Belrideres from liverpool.
USINE ard <S"perhue Cloths and
n Cassimeres
PeIisse and Ladies Cloths
Double Mill'd Drab Cloths
Flushings, Blankets and Flannls
Bombazetts and Tartan Piaides
Merino and Cashmere Shawls
Rich Pri.ted CottoD ditto
Plaid Table Csoth,
Robes Of varioo. patterns
Fancy Waisteo"'i"g
WOi sted Hose, Gio' es and Caps
Cords and Ve)vetseens
9-s Apron Check and Steam Loom
shirtings
s-s and 4 Csmbrick and India Book
MusIins
Fancy Prints, Patent Threads, &c. sc.
Ale.artris, 9,h uonih 18th.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
Mr.. James Scott.
September 10 C. M.

TAKE NOTICE, that on the 3Oth
day Of October next, at The late Tavern
stand purchased by you from jacob
Deary, and soid by you TO me, in The
Town Of Newmarket, in the comfy of
Sbena ,dpah, / shall tax. the deposit
lions oT James Mccain. George Kips,
Lawrence Pitman and Caleb Morrison.
And on the third day Of November next
at tbr office OF Lemuel BtDt in the town
of Winchester, J shall take the deposit
ton Of William Abbott to be evidence
in suit depending in the superior
Court Of Chancery holden at Wiuehes.
Ter, in which / am plaintiff and you
and others defendants.
JAMES Russell.
Sept 2oth-ldm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
Notice.

ENHE OVfRSEERS OF THE
y POOR If Frederick croonty and
III Corporation Of Winchester, are
hereby notified, that their adjourned
meeting will be held ut the Poor
House, On Wednesday the IN day of
The neat month, for the purpose Of
settling with The Collectors, and trans
acting suei other business as may
come before them.
Asa good deal of important business
" II be before The meeting, The mem
bers OF the board are requested TO BE-
pnnctual in their attendance at ii -
clock.
Per order
LEMUEL BENT, elk.
October i8,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL LECTURES.

TNHE MEDICAL LECTURES in
u this institution will commence on
the first Monday in November next,
and will expire the first week in March
following.
The faculty have the pleasure to in
form the public, that their agent DR.
Caldwell, now absent for the purpose
Of purchasing additions IN the Medical
Library, Anatomical preparations and
chemical apparatus, has shipped for the
United States, most of his purchases
which are expected TO reach here in
the menth of August, and the remain.
der will be brought out by himself in
October. Large and eommodious "a
partments separate from the College
Edifice are engaged and fitted up for
Lecture Rooms.
The following course Of lectures
will be delivered.
b. w. DUDLEY, NJ. d. on .qnato-
'sY and Surgery.
CHAS. CALDWELL. NJ. ID. on
the institutes Of Medicine and .Maferia
.hedica.
sAML. BROWN, M. ID. on the
Theory and Practice Of .Hedicine,
w I'll. RICHARDSON, NJ. ID. OK
Obstetrics and diseases Of Women and
Card! en-.
JAMES BLYTHE d. ID. or Chem
ST ry.
B> order of the faculty.
w. H, RICHARDSON, DEAN.
Lexington. Nv Sept. 4.-2s.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
For Sale or Rent.

A WELL FlNI~EEn TWO-ST0-
~ RY BRICK HOUSE in Win
chester, opposite MIR. Sbsrpe's Acs
DENY IL has An acre lot att sched 10
t, and is we'll situated in averyrrspect
for a family. snqnire of Charles Little.
Oet:t3 WIN r.. ASHnY
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
Virginia to wit:

W ''~s'
ar Rules holden IN The Clerks Office
Of the Superior Court Of Chancfry
jor the HincheSter District the first
Monday in September, 1891.
Samuel Parke, Plaintiff,
Leonard Jones, Joseph Baker and Da-
.id Gibson, Defendants.
ME Defendant Leonard Jones mol
q having entered his appearance and
given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he il not an inhabi.ant OF
ihis country: II is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on the
first day Of the next term and answer
the hill of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy Of this order BIZ forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in
Winchester, for two months success
sively, and another copy pasted at the
front door of the Court House in The
said town Of Winchester.
A<Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, q. C. G.
September AN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDlA
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 so Cents.

Is confidently recommended, rs che most tf.
fcscious medicine Tor the speedy relief and
cure Of all nervous complaints, attended with
inward weakness, depression of the spirits,
hesd-schc, tremor, fsintress, hysteric fits, de,
biiiy, seminal weakness, glee,s. and various
complaints resulting from secret improperly
of youth and dissipsted habits, residence in
wsrm climates, the iumoderste use of tea, sfst
unskilful or excessive use OF mercury, so of,sa
destructive 10 the human race, diseases peeu-
liar to females at certain period Of life, Four,
Albus, barrenness etc.
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders,
are included several diseases OF the most dan
gerous kind, and are so various that q volume
would hardly suffice TO complete description
Of them. II peryades with its bale!ul in1u-
ence, the whole nervous system, writhing the
heart with ine1pressible anguish, and exciting
the most dreadful suggestions Of horror and
despair. TO this demon have thousands fallen
O sacrifice in the direfu transports of its rage.
The mos; common symptoms OF IFS COM
meBcement, are weakness, fstulence, palpitss
tions. wstchfulness, drowsiness after eating, Ii.
nudity, flashes of hes, and cold. numbness.
cramp, gidd.ness, pains in the head, back and
loins, hickup, difficulty Of respiration and de-
glution, anxiety. dry cough, etc.
The vegetable Nervous cordial is also 9
great Antiscorbutic Medicine, and isof infinite
service for purifying ,he blood and curing
those foul disorders of the skin which cons
monty appear in che form Of scurvy, surfeit,
red blo;ches, carbuncles, ulcers, etc etc. A
dose Of Dr. Dyo,t's Ambitions Pills, taken
occasionally with this medicine, proves Of adj
ditionsl service in the last mentioned cases.
DIR. ROBERJSON'S
CELEBRATED GoCTAND RHEUMA
TIC DROPS,
Price tsco Dollars
A s &c and ehecjusl tutc for govt, rbcums.
ism, lumbsgo, stone snd gravel, swelling and
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
CHEAP SHOE, STORE.
RE :: or 3T

g. DoDDS respectfully informs his
~. friends and the public. tina, he
has removed his SHOE STORE une
door South Of tb- T-wn run, ALLOWING
john & Abraham MiiIer's Store. where
he continues his assortment of Ladies,
Gentlemep's and chiIdren's SHOES
nj as low prices as they h purchased
for M the states All The work offered
as made here, and warrs oted 70 be Of
the first qualify. As his assortment
rs extensive, embracing every variety
and size, the advertiser soIieits a cor.
responding patronage.
Work will be executed generally TO
der, on few hours notice. Sept. ~,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-27
I'D the Farmers of Virginia.

eN the Farmers of Virginia.
GNH0sE Farmers and Plnn,eig Sbo
4 are DESTROYS of furnishing thcS {
grounds with the best kinds Of
Grated Fruit,
may be supplied on very moderate
terms, from the extensive Nursery Of
Daniel Smith, Of New Jersey. Thus,
at small cost, siay the Farmer beautify
his grounds aud furnish his table.witb
delicious fruit IN its season, and may
moreover be richly remuuerated with
the surplus produce of his orchard at
the ueishbouring markets. Surely no
state Of the UuiOn has a climate better
adapted TO the growth Of fruit, and vet
the attention paid to its cultivation, is
yet very limited. have furnished
MIR. Charles Lille, OF Winchester With
a catalogue Of the fruit Of this nursery,
who viii! distribute them gratis. indi,
viduals desirons Of procuring trees will
please forward their orders to my care
who will see TO their being faithfully
executed. 1t is expected the Trees
viii be paid for on delivery, together
with small expenee Of freight.
GEORGE DRINKEK, .4sent
Cor DANIEL SMITH
Alexandria, 20t emo 1897.
6 3 4