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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

Rouse Of RepresenfasirsS--.Na 12.
Mr.. WALwoETu laid ON the table the fol-
lowing Joint resolution:
Resotoed, by the Senate md House Of Repre-
SIGNATURES Of NE United STATES of .Aa,erica, Il,
Congress assembled, Two thirds If both Hous-
fs concurriHg, that the following amendment
to the Constitution Of the United States be
proposed To the legislatures Of the several
states, which, when ratified by The Legislatures
OF threc-fourtbs ofllc states shall be valid, to
all mtcnis and purposes, as part Of the slid
constitution. That until Congress shall es
" iaiiish Uniform laws OF the subject or bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

EpY ,irjue of deed Of ,rTSi Ecc oied 5S o, ts-7
>u'criher and duty recorded in tie countv rotf
while sold for cash four likely ,nung r
f'N@t "'ntree - Cbeathams Grorerv in enid countv
~ ,"r.ny ne '"ur dry Of Aprii next or so many Of said
tes ~ may be Sufficient 10 satisfy said deed and cost
g., RICHARD ELAN. Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
TEN DOLLAR7S; EEWlnn

f subscribers stable broken open on rho niche ~
~, .e lo'h INST ny some pcIson unknown and large
Jan u otSF taken OF. about six wears ala
WIN one SIDE rubbed by the saddle skirt Anv nerson Nc
ne said horse 10 me- shall receive the above no
p.,., :, WAl. u. LIPSCOAIBE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

'e oi deed of trust eAecnfrd by Io5erf U,sLjrs
70 me Hbscier, and duty recorded Ia the cot,s
o. ChcserGoId viii Ia sold fnf cash on The urefiss 80
uay me ,th day Of Airii next three hundred ana ten
" ,l Nng IN sad county, aud hring land " here
" c'in ii'SNN 40" resides much thereof as NAV h.
sufficient 10 satisfy said deed III cost ATTENDING d.
''I1e. BENJAMIN GOoDE, Tri,stee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15

NiEGiNtAs AZ superior coorf III cisnecrV 5ei n a.
town OF frfdericksbsrg, on the 5Oh dey Of April iais
~ tn s"n''' PD
Rcberi ilerirg. m
Samuel Coleman. Tnhr Coleman, and NflJrn n, rr,.
executors NJ fohn iisnpton deceased, John Scot Esri
ooi"nsn tofer Patton administrator " Mann Pare dee
MUM Lt"'"' phf
Joseph PoiIard and Robert Hcning, ma
Aud S'
Nathaniel rcndieton and Samuel \. Lucker, Pno.
H.1i1k -"
The M.
These causes canr to hc further heard On the naner
formerly read, rnl were argued Nv counsel on condera
ton whereof decreed aud ordered that Roier Stansrd
TIC surviving substituted trustee nj Joseph Pollard do rer
der before one ~ the commissioners of This court frtle
account on MS transactions In the execution OF III. trust
f v the said commissioner examined stated settled an
20 inc court reported, with any matters speciav ssfc ina
nc may uhnh Peruneni' or ans psrty may require
- n copy--feste. IT FORp. c. G.
Ncoi"-IeS'e' WIN. W. HENING G. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-15
JOHN MINOR BOTTS-

vr-Trr .,,.,, n y Uh.NET 1T LIT,
w III attend the seeera, held in the civ OF cb
~ hi"h" ne has taken Ofrc the hack uort OF In,
n1use occupied 10y NJ Homer, door above r. H. Fit
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
Mackerei, Salt, iron, &c.
JONE SHa.CKEOhN.

No. 10, Souh .'aais-sheet, 2 doors beior The
.52Qrhet, 81. Louis,
EEAS on hand, and keeps constantly for sale,
i a. on accommodating terms, a large assort-
ment of Groceries, Iron, Domestics, Shoes,
Liquors, &c. &c.
And has just received 10 barrels Mackerel,
which together with
20 bbis. New-Orleans Sugar,
6qr. chests Young Hyson Tea,
90 kegs assorted Nails, 2 doz. Calf-skins,
IS boxes Resin Soap,
1900 lbs. Juniata and Swedes' Iron and
Plough Moulds, M
casks ofLog and Trace Chains,
A few barrels and bags Of Alum, Ground
Alum, Liverpool, Kenhawa, and Boon's Lick
Salt, Whiskev, Castings, Anviis, Vices, Tobac-
co. Copperas, Madder, Logwood, White Lead,
Glass, Coffee Nils, shoeknives, Rifle and Gun.
powder, Axes. Hoes, crawley and Blistcrcd
Steel, Vinegar, Cotton Cards, &c. &c. will be
sold for specie, or for Illinois, Keatucky. and
Tennessee paper at fir discount. x
Cash will be given for BEG...S"-sA.
Jan. %.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
TO TIE EDITOR.

Congress Hal, Jan. 4. 1922.
SIR-I have received sew cral letters
from the citizens of Sangamo, since my
arrival here, inquiring WIZ the mail was
no. put into operation to their court
house? have written TO some of them
on the subject, but lest the delay may De
assigned to an improper cause, beg you
will publish the enclosed letter from the
post master general on the same subiec,.
| am, &c.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
TO RENY.

EOUNTAIN FERRY, situate on the
IL Mississippi river, at Alton, in the
state Of Illinois, with the Horse Boat,
Ferry House, Tavern House, Ware
House, and ten acres Of land under cul-
tivation-a good stand for dealer in mer-
chandise. Inquire of Archibald Gamble,
at Saint Louis; James MCa.l, at Sain,
Charles; George Smith, Oh the pre-.
misses or at this Office.
Edwardsvillc, Jan. 22-S~
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
--ceeGsee-

We are authorized to state, that JO-
SEPT TROTIE2, Esq. of Cahokia,
will be candidate for the Office of Re-
preventative Of the county Of St. Clair, in
the General Assembly of this state, atthe
election to be held on the first Monday
n August next.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
STATE OF ILLINOIS, }

> a T. OE ILLINOIS.
81. Clair County Circuit CourrS
To David Henry and Eleanor Henry his wife,
and William Cairns, Robert Cairns and Flea
nor Cairns and Isabella Cairns and Andrew
Cairns, heirs At law of Andrew Cairns, de.
deceased; and Caldwell Cairns and John Ell
lis and Elizabeth Ellis his wife, and Rachel
and Esop kincad, the heirs of Isabella Kin.
caid, deceased; and Samuel Kincaid, and
William Cairns, William Atkinson and Saral,
his wife, the heirs at law of the deceased
William Cairns, late of said county
VEVHE undersigned, one of the heirs
Il of William Cairns, late Of said
county, deceased, gives notice that he
shall apply to the circuit court of said
county at the term to be held on the fourth
Monday of March next, to have three
respectable freeholders, residents Of said
county, not related to either OF the par.
ties, appointed commissioners iordividlng
certain tract Of land, lying in said county,
belonging to the heirs OF the said Wiz
liam Cairas, deceased
ROBERT CAIRNS.
Ian 6---al
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29

Its tail--and that was the only wolf I ever
seed in my life; and l didn't see it, /
only seed its tall"
Although l should be very fond to see
Mr.. Hubbard placed in station more
congenial to his exalted talents, l shall
not vote for him for lieutenant governor,
because in that station he cannot sbew
them; yet have not the smallest doubt
but that the people of this state will elect
him. The people are intelligent-they
know merit when they see it; but they
do not always know in what station to
place the man who possesses it.
A VOTER.
The Senate Of Pennsylvania have
passed bill reducing the rate of interest
to five per cent.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
December II,

The following committees were ap-
pointed
On Foreign Rclations.-Messrs. King
oil N. Y. Macon, Brown, Barbour, and
Elliott.
HnGnce.-Messrs. Holmes ofMe. Ea-
ton, Macon, Van Buren,, and Lowrie.
Commerce and MaaufactureS--Mess
Dickerson, Rugglcs, D'Wolf, Lanman,
and Findlay.
Military affairs Messrs. Williams
OF Ten. Taylor, Johnson of Ky. Elliott,
and Chandler.
Mlfia.-Messrs. Noble, tokes, Lam
man, Chandler, and Seymour.
.Napal dfairs.- Messrs. Peasants,
Parrot, Williams of Miss. Walker, and
Ware.
- Public Lands. -M essrs. Thomas, Van
Dyke, Lowrie, Eaton, and Benton.
+ Indian .4Iairs.-M ssrs. Johnson OF
Lou. King of Ala. Johnson of Ky. Benton,
and Holmes of Miss.
Cfaims.-Messrs. EnggIes, NIorril,
Van Dyke, Barton, and Boardnan.
Judiciary.-Messrs. Smith, Holmes
of Me. Otis, Southland, and Van Buren,.
Posi- Office .-Messrs. Stokes, Palmer,
Chandler, Barton, and King of Ala.
Pensions --Messrs. Noble, Eaton,
Seymour, Elliott and Ware.
District IF Colum6fa--Messrs. Bar
bour, Lanman, Lloyd, Southland, and
D'Wolf.
observation-disclosures. Lanman. Macon,
and Lowrie.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29

n FOR THE SPECTATOR.
Mn. PRINTER,
l observe in your paper Of January the
LIST, that, as new years gift, you have
announced to the people Of Illinois, that
ADoLpHus FREDERICK AUGUSTUS JU-
L1us CESAR HUBBAnD, Esq. Of Shawnee
town, is candidate for the Office Of Lieu
tenant Governor. However anxious we
ought to be to see men of the first talents
fill all the high Offices in our state, am,
nevertheless, sorry to find man of Mr..
Hubbard's great power of elocution
placed in station where his superemi-
next talents for refined oratory will lie
dormant and useless to the public.
II is we'll known that lieutenant 60
vernon has nothing to do, but preside in
the senate, put the question, and keep
order; but he can neither vote nor speak.
Any respectable man, ofmoderate talents,
would do for this office; but to place a
man there who ought to be in the Senate
of the United States, and would be an
ornament to any dcliberatiye body in the
world, is quite reversing the order Of
things, and placing men in their wrong
station,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
GREAT AND WONDERFUL
AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT
NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

AND
a WARNING TO SABBATH BREAKERS,
From the st. Louis Enquirer, January 49,
General ATKINSON while on his way
10 visit friend in the country on Sunday
last, IN consequence of his horses having
taken fright, was thrown from his Car
rage and fractured his left leg.--We are
happy to learn that he will sustain no
permanent injury from the accident, and
that he is in fair way Of recovery.
Major GRAHAM more fortunate escap
ed unhurt.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
Mr.. Knight submitted the following
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Dece mber "a.


Mr.. Cook presented petition ofLouis
Buisson, Of the village of Peoria, in the
state of Illinois, praying that his title to
certain lots in said village may be con-
frmed.
January 9.
Mr.. HemhMH, OF Pa. from the COM
mitiee ON roads and canals, made re-
port, accompanied by bill, to procure
the necessary surveys, plans, and esti
mates, on the subject of roads and canals,
which was read twice, and committed
for the third Monday in January.
The first section authorizes the Pre-
sident to cause the necessary plans, &c.
to be made for the construction of a ma
tional road from Washington TO New
Orleans. Canals from Boston harbor
south, along the Atlantic sea coast; to
connect the waters of the Ohio above,
with those below the falls at Louisville j;
lake Erie with the Ohio river, and the
tide waters Of the Potomac, at Cumber-
land the Susquehanna with the Seneca
and Genessee the Tennessee, Savan-
nah, Alabama, and Tombekby rivers /;
and for such other roads and canals as
the President may deem expedient.
The second section authorizes the en-
ployment of two skilful engineers, and
such other officers of the corps of en-
gineers as he thinks proper, and appro-
pirates dollars to carry the law in
to effect.
January 8.
EXAMINATION OF LAND OFFICES.
Mr. Cook submitted the following,
which by the rules, lies one day on the
table:
Resolved, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be directed to report to this
House the manner in which the several
land Offices of the United States were ex-
amined prior to the 5th of January, 1918 !;
the names of the persons, by whom such
examinations were made the respective
compensation to each individual so en-
ployed, and the whole expense thereof
to the United States.
and also, that he report the manner
in which the same duty has been per-
formed since said 5th of January, 1918,
together with the names, professions,
stations, and places of residence of the
persons, who have been appointed to
make such examinations what Offices
each was appointed to examine; the re-
ports made by each; the accounts pre-
scented for their respective services; the
amount Of money allowed to, or drawn,
or retained by each of them. Whether
any Of them have during the said period
been allowed any compensation from the
government; if so, how much, and tor
what service rendered, or duty perform
ed; and whether some plan may not be
devised whereby the service, or duty,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29


MARR!ED--0n the oath inst by the Rev.
iosas Randlc, Er. SAMUEL DALTON, of this
town. to Miss 1aMrERAScE RANDLE, daughter
Of the Rev. Parham Randle, Of Madison county.
At Frankfort, ky. on the 25d ulf. by the Rev.
William Hickman, Col. J1Lsos PAYNE, a mem
Der of the Kentucky legislature from Montgo-
merry county, to Mrs. ANN Sites, of the for
mer place.
At liopkinsville, Ky. on the 1lth nit by the
Rev. T. Smith, 7. C. SHARP, Esq. TO Miss EVE
LIMA Johnson, both Of that place.
DiED-cn the 1st inst. at Covington, Ky.
General JOSH S. GANos one ofthe first settlers
ot Cincinnati
~ his mansion house, in Poughkeepsie, on
FriaaJ' the 2lst December, 1921, in the 73tll
year Of his age, Colonel JAMES TAllu.ncn.-
He was born IN Sharon, Come ciicut, on the
5th day OF September, l744, o. s. and earl,
settled himself as a farmer in the county o.
Duchess.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
S..psll!nsD1ps!As.A1HDyHo
EDwARDsvILLE, JANUARY 80, 1922.


The Vandalia paper complains Of the
non-complia ice ofihe contractor with the
order OF the postmaster general for the
conveyance Of the mail from Nincennes to
Vandalia direct, and thence through this
place to St. Louis. Weregre, this failure
In common with the editors of the Intel
ligencer The town OF EIwardsville has,
however, by the present establishment OF
the mails, decidedly the avantage over
all others in the state, for circulating the
latest intelligence through its news
paper; and the contemplated ne'y ar
rangemcnt illmake it still more so.
Theresolution submitted by Mr.. Cook,
in the house of representatives, relative
to the examination of land Offices, which
will be found under the congressional
head, has an awful squirting. 1t is pos
sibie, aud very probable, that the con-
sequence Of the investigation Of this sub
jec., will be, the expulsion of one Of cur
members from the Senate.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
January 4.
HOME INDUSTRY.

Mr.. BGIdzpin, from the committee on
Manufactures, made the following re-
port, which, on submitting TO the house,
he took occasion to observe was made as
the act of the majority of the commit
tee
Nehort.
The committee On Manufactures to
whom was referred so much of the Pre-
sldents Message as relates to Manufac-
lures and the promotion of national in
dustry, have had the same under con-
sideration, and report the following rcso-
luton, which they recommend to the
house for its adoption.
Resolved, That it is inexpedient at this
time to legisiate upon the subject.
The above report and resolution was
read and ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr.. Cook called for the consideration
ofthe resolution submitted by him yester-
day, relative to an examination OF the
land Offices since 1918, SC.
Mr.. Cocke said the resolution was q
broad one, and that he should like como
explanation OF its object from the mover,
which we shall report for tomorrow s
paper. Wash. Gag.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
.CNEAR GOODS,
.M the corner Of .afarket and .lian streets,
ST, LOUIS.

. &. LOOIS. 1t
YRSHE subscribers beg lea.e to inform the
l. citizens Of Edwardaville, and the public
generally, that they have received large and
valuable assortment of GOODS, suitable to the
present and approaching seasons; for which.
the ILLINOIS STATE BANK PAPER will be
received rs payment. II being their intention
to invest ali their funds of the above desciip.
ton in the Produce of The country, they will
be enabled to take it on such terms as will be,
satisfactory 10 the purchaser.
Among their choice collection of goods avn
following, viz
superfne Black and Blue Cloths,
"a quality 90. do do.
Super double milled Blue Cassiineres,
DO. do. mkt and Fancy do.
Fearnought Coatings,
Moleskin do.
Green and Red Booking Baizes,
Grey MKT and Brown Forest Cloths.
Sattlnetts and Brunswick Cords,
Drab and Olive Bangup do.
Figured lattinetts,
son, Brown, Lead, and Fancy Colored
Bombazetts, plain and twillcd,
Super Pin Ground Calicoes,
+" Fancy Light do.
!" Blue and Fancy striped do.
F" Furniture do
+" Light Fancy Printed Ginghams,
+" Dark Cambria and Satin Stripe do.
" Fine A. and ga Cambria Muslina
Jubilee Cord do. do.
Hair do. do. do.
&" g Cross barred do.
{" Al and Ga Plain Jaconet do.
Figured do. do.
Mul Null do.
(" Irish Linens, b.
Brown Hollands,
Steam-oon Shirtings,
La.nbs-wool Shirts and Drawers,
Hlack and Fancy Colored Canton Grapes
DO. Italian do.
DO. Senshaws and Sarsnetts,
DO. White and Green Florence,
Do. and Fancy Colored Silk Shawls and
Handkerchefs,
Blue, Black, and Fancy Coiored italian Sew
lug silk,
Ladies' White and Black Silk Gloves,
Domestic plaids and Stripes,
B'cached and unbiached Shirtipgs
and Shectings, large assortment,
Insey and Woollen Socks,
SO reams Cap and Letter Paper,
Paste boards and Spelling Books, 8,t
GROCERIES, Hard q nd Plated WARES.
Together with general assortment of Sad.
ers', Eatters', and Shoemakers' Trimmings.
Mems Super Beaver, Buckskin and Dogskiu
do.
Raw silk, and Miled Woollen Gloves,
Ladies Super Black and Lead Colored
Worstcd Hose,
Do. do. White Cotton do.
L.ansbs-wool HsM-hose, assorted,
"a Scarlet and Blue Waterloo Shawls,
Black and Fancy Colored do. do. printed
borders,
Children's Worsted Boots and Spots,
Mems Boots and Shoes,
BOYS do. dc.
Children's Leather and Morocco Boots,
Ladies' Super do. do.
DO. do. Jefferson do Ties.
DO. do. Broad Straps and Heels,
Super Wax Calf Skins,
Morocco do. assorted
Maccouba, Rappee, and Scotch Snuff,
Spanish Segass,
N0 ,%ss Hsi'' and STEAS
Birthstone, Copperas, Madder, Alnm, Re-
fined Saltpetre, Glaubcr and Epson Salts,
and Spanish FlatantIndigo,
p PAUL * INGRAM. 3
n. B. The highest price given for Becswax,
Furs, Flax and Tow Linen, Woollen Socks
and Idpseys y
A GIG and HARNESS for sale. Inquire pf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
DAN'L. P. COOK.
General Post once, Ian. Sd, 1892
l am, &c

General Post Office, ian. Sd, 1922.
SIR-ln reply to yours of the lst.
I observe, that, for want OF necessary IN
formation relating to the distance that
Sangamo is from an established post
office, &c. and having no offer to trans
port the mail to that place, we have been
compelled to suspend sending it. We
have now taken such measures as will
enable US to put the mail in motion in a
few weeks.
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, yours,
R. J. MEIGS, Jr.
Hon. DANIEL P. Cook.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
January g..
CUMBERLAND ROAD.

Mr.. Johnsonof Kentucky, from the
committee on Roads and Canals, re-
ported bill to keep in repair tue Cum
berlapd Road, which was read, aDa pass
ed TO second reading. The FIRST sec
ton authonizes the erection Of toll-gates,
to receive toll; the second authorizes the
erection Of the necessary buildings at rhe
toll-gates and the third authorizes the
employment of superintendent TO col :
lect the toll.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
January A.

REDUCTION OF CONGRESSIONAL coMrEN-
SATIoN.
Mr.. Knight submitted the following
for considerations
Rescued, That a committee be ap-
pointed to inquire into the propriety Of
reducing the compensation Of the mem
bers OF the Senate, mbers ofihe House
of Representatives of the United States,
and delegates of,erritories; and all other
officers in each of the executive depart
ments, and post office establishment, and
that said committee have power to report
by bill or otherwise.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29

may not be performed with equal adj
vantage, and less expense to the govern
ment.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29

Mr.. Cook presented petition ofLouis
Buisson, Of the village of Peoria, in the
state of Illinois, praying that his title to
certain lots in said village may be con-
frmed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
COMMUNICATION.
Mr. SHIRLEY,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
laval myself of this mode Of calling the attention of
Precepors of Academies and Instructors OF schools IN
general to little volume lately published at keene,
r. r. entitled history of the United States 1t IS
designed for the use of schools and is certainly well
calculated for the purpose and sby far the best which
has ever been publishedIt deserves the public at
tenon. The history of each of the states is given
from its discovery and first settlement; and that OF
the United States from the formation of the general
government 10 the present time. All provincial and
important facts are preseved-wisely selected-well
arranged and clearly stated The volume also con-
tains brief compendium of the principal Empires and
States ia the world with series of historical ques-
tons &c. know not whether the book is to be sold
al our bookstores. but I am sure it would be highly
useful in our schools. II appears 10 have been pub
lshed by John Pren.iss. of Keene and am inform
ed has been introduced extensively, in " Hampshire,
Vermont the parts of Massachusetts, and In
some of the southern states. PARENT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-30
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE
sELECTEB TOAsTs

sELEcTEs ToAsTs.
BY Doct. Delaney. The Fourth ofJuI,,
1t was great mistake of St. Patrick. ,ba,
he wasn't born to-day; which is the best day
in the calendar.
by Mr.. O'Rourke. Our fair felo,y-c;ti
zens, the srate girls Of .america-Tbev are
the hearty friends Of The union, and may eve.
ry soul OF them, in due time, enjoy "be era
good feelings"
The neao Constitution [of.Ne7o Yorkl-Like
old Larry O'Tweedle's bagpipes-that were
nearly spolt by mending.
The Miatsry-May il find officers who
will stick by their comrades 10 the last dron
OF their blood ,-and their whisky too.
BY Counsellor O'Gabble public
monies: Well expended in rewards Of merit
like mine and the Vice Presidents.
The Peopfe-Enlightened, they cannot be
nssved-ignorant, they cannot be free.
The modern Improvement IN maemonics-To
learn to forget what we should chiefly re.
member.
Political Integrity-The least said is soon
est mended.
Inc States Of the Un,on-Spokes in the
same wheel, impeed by the same power,
and IN the same direction, and united by
common bond-may they never be broken
by accident, nor displaced by violence.
III Washington.
BY Mr.. Adams, Secretary of State. The
american Hemisphere and he Declarations of
indePendence-A new world of matter for
new world Of mind.
Personal hatred and envy-the prolific
germ of party spirit
Toll oaks from iinie acorns grozv"