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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
Ee XAease OF SEN,

TENflE place now occupied by the subscriber
L adjoining Greenvillc, Bond county, Illi-
nos. 1t consists Of about acres Of improve
ment, divided by the Vandalia road into two
lots, on one Of which arc new Frame House
and Barn. These buildings are within a few
rods of the public square. The house con.
tains two appointments on the lower Aoor-a
commodious chamber, and large and dry
cellar. 1t is completely finished, being plas-
tered throughout. The barn is divided into
stablef, corn crib, tlireshing Hoor, ndhay lofts.
The site Of the buildings is elevated, over.
looking the town, and commanding an extern
sve prospect The main road from St. Louis
and Edwardsville to Vandalia and Yincennes
crosses the place, and the road from Shawnee
town and Carlyle to the Sangamo will be OPEN
ed near II in short time. This si,Iationis pecu-
liarly well adapted for an Academy or Board
ing School, as there is 10 institution of the
kind in the county. 1t would also be an ex-
cellent stand for House of ENTERTAINMENT.
Should it be wanted, both timber and prairie
for farm can be furnished within half mile
IF the house; also, a stock OF cattle and hogs.
quantity ofhousehold furniture, &c. &c. The
terms win be liberal. For further particulars,
apply X The premises, to
s. wHlTcoMg.
March s.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19

No. 10 South yMain.street, ChoEteaal's Row, 81.
Louis,
s4FFERS for sale, on accommodating terms,
" for specie, or Illinois, Kentucky, or Ten.
nessee paper,
80 kegs assorted Wrought 5. Cut Nails,
90 barrels New Orleans Sugar,
80 crates best Bristol Porter Bottles,
No. 10 cotton Cards, Sole Leather, Saddles
Assorted Queens Ware, Glass do. Stone do
Sand Paper, assorted Carpenters Planes,
Plough Lines. Bed Cords, Axes, Hoes, Trace
Chains,
Log and OK do IRON and Plough Moulds,
so kegs MANI .alured Tobacco,
Powder, Lead,
70 bbls. Aaekere, shot, Ag;sIls and Vices,
barrels Linseed I'll,
! bale Spun Cotton,
do. Raw do.
~ barrels Apples,
Sweeping, scrubbing, and Shoe Brushes
Tea, Coffee, Wine, Whiskey,
Soap, Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, Linseed Oil
Madder, Alum, Copperas, &c. SC.
large assortment of PRINTING PAPER,
SHOES, &c. &c.
And an invoice of GARDEN SEEDS, for re.
tail, or in smal! boxes, to suit purchasers.
March 10
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19

MARRIED--At the Marine Settlement, on
Thursday evening last, by Jordan Uazelly ESQ
Mr. MYRoS PATTERSON, CT tits town, to Miss
FRANCES DAWSON, of the former place.
At Jonesborough, Union county, ON the 17th
ult. by the Rev. George Wolfe, Col. A. FIELD
to Mss MARIA JAMEs, daughter of Judge James,
OF st. Geneveye county, Missouri.
At ShaWnectown, Gil The 18th ult by John
Marshall, Esq Mr., P4hNsvAs REDMAS, mer-
cnart, of that place, &c Mss NARY S1DDAL1, late
OF the city OF Philadelphia.
Az St. Louis, on tine 2Sth nit. by the Rev.
Salmon Ciddings, Gen. WILLIAM kEcron to
Miss ELIZA 5. j.yuAnY, daughter Of Thomas
JANUARY, Esq. Of Lexington, Ky.
DIED-In Mason county, (Ky.) on the 9th
ut. h.Lrs W. CoswAT, Esq. father of Joseph
Conway, Esq. of this town.
In castleton, (Vt.) on the 3lst January, Gen.
Isaac CLARK, aged 49, lie was active, CIR
terprislsig officer, and attained the rank Of
captain during the revolutionary war-and
during the late war with Great Britain, he was
colonel of the / It'll end afterwards OF the 26th
regiments Of infantry. He diedin the full be-
leland hope of the christian faith, and was in
tered with masonic Eonors.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
Brigade ORDERS.

rTNHE Regiments and Battalions COM
4 posing the LIST Brigade of the Militia
of the state of Illinois, are directed to
parade for the annual inspection and re-
view in the following order, viz:
The first Battalion of the first Regi-
ment, on the FIRST, and the second Batta-
lion on the third day OF April next. The
Regiment Oh the first day of October
next.
The FIRST Battalion of the nineteenth
Regiment, on the fourth, and the second
Battalion on the sixth day of April next.
The Regiment on the third day of Octo-
Der next.
The first Battalion Of the twelfth Re-
giment, on the eighth, and the second
on the tenth of April next. The Regi-
ment on the fifth day of October next
The first Battalion Of the fifteenth Re-
giment, Oh the eleventh, and the second
Battalion on the ! 9Th of April next. The
Regiment on the seventh day Of October
next.
The first Battalion of the 18th Regi-
ment, on the nineteeth, the second on
the twenty second, and the third ON the
lweny-thrd day Of April next. The
Regiment on the fifteenth day OF October
next.
The first Battalion of the seventeenth
Regimen on the twenty fourth, and
the second on the twenty sixth of April
next. The Regiment ON the seventeenth
day of October next.
The first Battalion of the eighth Re-
giment, on the twenty seventh, and the
second on the thirtieth OF April next.
The Regiment Oh the twenty first day Of
October next.
The first Battalion in the county of
Sangamc, on the sixteenth, and the Sc
cond on the eighteenth of April next.
The Regiment on the twelfth day Of
October next.
The Battalion in the county OF Mont
somery, OH the fifteenth Of April, and ON
the ninth day OF October next.
The officers in the Brigade will assemble for
exercise and rhe performance Of camp duty as
follows:--
The officers of the Regiments in Pike,
Greene, and Sangamo counties, at Carrolltonp
in Green county, Oh the 18th day CT August
next.
The officers of the Regiments in St. Clair.
Washington, Madison, Bond and Fayerte coun-
ties, and the Battalion in Montgomery county,
at the house of John r. MsCollum, in Madison
county, on the 29th day ofAugust next.
The commanding officers OF Regiments and
pattalions will be required 10 furnish the Bril-
gade Inspector ct the parade of their rcspec-
tive Regiments or Battalions. in October nexts
fuN and complete ret,rns of their respective
commands, together with copy Of their rank
fo11s, 40 ia .'-sAsAd by the 10Th rAetian of the
"act Amending an aci, entitled an act organic
ing the militia of this state," passed February
8, 1921. This duty cannot be dispensed with
All communications for the Adiutant Gene
raj are TO be made to the Bpigadier General,
addressed to the Brigade lnspector.-By order
oi Bng&dier General samuel Whiteside,
MN. II. HOPKINS,
Brigade INSPECTOR.
March 10 1892
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19

the Commissioners Court Is &c deter
NINE which ofthe tzco majors is to be the
iieutenant-colonei, thereby derriYing the
people the right guaranteed to them by
the constitution of CHOOSING a Lieutenant
colonel, which section is not only incon-
sistent with itselfbut palpably violation
OF the Constitution which the legislature
were soiemnly sworn to support.
Again, the act establishing the State
Bank empowers the president and direc-
toas to continue as body corporate and
polite for and during the space of ten
years from and after khe passage ofthe
act, but there Is nothing an u about the
act, any criterion to determine when the
law passed, nor when the corporation Is
10 cease, for conceive the place it oc-
cupies in the book is no rule to Judge by,
for the printer might, from any thing
that appears by the act, have placed it in
any other part Of the volume-perhaps
il may be said il is ,:itling omission and
that it can be proved when it passed /;
| conceive it is record of itself and that
no extraneous proof can be adduced or
admitted to subslan,iate it. However tri-
fling the omission may be esteemed by
some, an act Of such magnitude and i'm
portance ought to be complete and ex.
plicii in allits parts; and to say the least
|otthe omission, it is in m humble OPT
Mon gross and objectionable neglect in
a legislative body. There are three
ether public laws, PACED 1890, and 81,
which exhibit the same extraordinary
omission.
Now, feIlow-ci citizens, I beg leave
again to importune you to be cautious
who you choose for your Legislators
view their characters critically, ponder
we'll and weigh their abilities, their ex-
perieace and judgments, and give your
suifrages for men who will not discredt
your choice, but be an honor to you men
who will not spend their leasurc hours
in immoral and worse than useless hrac-
tices; men who will strictly support and
maiatain the honor and interest of the
state.
Ajfiena 10 Illinois, but an
enemy TO G----g,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19

have no objections 10 this writer nrsis.
Ing the Judges n.odesty, and concen.
trating al the virtue which can adorn
inc human race, In bis person; but /
nave an oojechon to lis using my sigma
sufe' ana nope in future, that if he can
think of any other na,41e TO call himself
ne Will NOT assume mipe. Lest he might
oe al loss Tor one, would recommend
hlln 10 assume that bf the " Political
ba8F'fles' which | thnk would be more
appropriate than the pne he has taken
Without iea'c; Tor itseems the Judge
can piay very soaotus tune through
his organs.
In future / will ieslc !, with e Old
Moses" to battle it wqh the Ammonites,
demonstrate self-evidnt positions, and
INFORM the people Of what they already
know. {Cbae ofthe Peo6ke.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
FOR THE spEcTATcN.
NO. vi.

Mr.. PAINTER, s.E.
Ithad been my Intention, for the future
to remain silent, nor again trouble the
public respecting the fitness of Judge
Phillips for the office ofchief magistrate,
more particularly as had found that a
large majority Of the people Of the state
were of the same opinion with myself.
Had it not have been for writer in the
f" Intelligenccr," of the 10th February,
who has politely borrowed my signature
and taken up the cudgels in his defence,
this number should never have appeared
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
8. stray Mare,

y.vAKEN up by George Coonrod, of Green
D. field township, chestnut sorrel, with left
hind foot white, small star and snip in fore
head. a faint impression of brands on the left
fore shoulder and hip, but which cannot be de-
cvphered; about fourteen and half hands
eight years old-praised to $50
zth March, 1929.
-' BENZ. SPENCER, up.
March 1895
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
l2asxA ter N of the Comnissioners' Coarf

Az9;Ch Iefm' 81 the COnMlSSiOners' CoArf
for Madison connty, 1929.
1t appearing 10 the Court the lax i'm
posed by law will not be sufficient to de-
fray the expenses Of the said county for
the present year--lt is theretore ordered,
that tax OF one half per centum be le-
We'd en- the value Of the following pro-
perry, to Wit: Oh town lets, carriages for
the conveyance Of persons, distilleries,
stock il. trade, sleed horses, and all other
horses over one year old, grist and saw
water mills, all cai'ie over one year old,
all hogs, and On a household furniture,
when the same sha! be assessed. Aad it
is further ordered, that the Treasurer of
Madison county proceed TO sess the said
property accordingly.
a copy. Attest, r
JOSEPH CONWAY, OK.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
Auttuo.,

ygyHls is to notify, that win no longer pay
: the debts Of Catherine Lee, and caution
those with whom she or family may have con-
Germs, that have gone to England, and tnat
her debts are no further liable to be charged
en- nv acconnt. X. KEAIIE
ST Louis, Masch -, le97-sy
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
Cash for Horses.

HTANTED at the st. Louis and Illinois
w Team Boat Ferry, twenty large, sound,
blind HORSES, in good condition, for present
use. Apply to IL. HOPKINS,
s4 fit the Ferry,
St. Louis, March S, to22.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
ATTENTION ~!
syAaAison NiNeman.

VoU are requested to meet at the Court.
Il House in Edwardssilie, On Saturday the
Esd instant, on business of importance to the
company by order Of Captain VIM. L. May.
$780, ROBERT w. CLARK,
zoo, Orderly Sergeant.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-19
WAEted.

A MAN to attend to the cultivation Of from
IA ten to thirty acres Of land, to whom will
be furnished horses, plough, &c. on reasonable
terms, by EMANUEL j. EEsE-
March 10.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08
ADJOURNED SHERIFF'S SALE
By DAVID C. WILSON. SHER1rr.

DY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas to me drec-
Dted, will be exposed to Public Sale, the house of
John Crow New Castle, in New Castle hundred Mon
day the 18th day of November next, O'Clock P. NJ
The following described plantations of land stu-
ate lying and being in the hundred of Pencader, and
county of New Castle wit No 1, plantation in PEN
cader hundred, with good log dwelling house, barn and
other buildings thereon, bounded by lands of Joshua Da
vid, the heirs of David MMecken, and the heirs of Da-
vid Higgins, containing 800 less. No. g.
plantation in Pencadcr hundred, with log house thereon;
bounded by lands of John Reece, Roger Williams, dec
Joshua David dec William Chestnut and others, contain
ing so acres less Being seized and taken in
ecuon as the property of Peter Bauduy
New Castle, October 90. S5-3t.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08
20 DOLLARS REWARD.

GUPPOSED to be stolen from the pasture of the sub
Cscriber the night of the 29th ut very dark brown
horse, in good condition, switch tail and lame in of
his hind feet and little white above the hoof rising IS
hands, supposed about 10 years old. will give Twenty
Dollars reward To any person who will give such norma1
ton will enable me TO get him D. WILSON.
CantWells' Bridge, 18th mo list, 1922. S6-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08

OR TWENTY LECTURES,
(EAcH ONE HOUR AND HALF)
Price, I'co DOtters for the Whole Course.
a. Ladies and Gentlemen may attend, in different classes,
every day every other day, either in the forenoon at
ternnon, or evening.
different countries familiar the fields and lots of al
plantation those who frequently walk over and sur
vey them with the eye. The plan the result of long
attention to the subject and much preparation, by draw
ing largest and boldcst featured Maps that pro-
badly ever seen in the United States before.
On these, the learner surveys Oceans, Continents,
Islands, Mountains Rivers, Empires States and Kingdoms,
as wide extended landscape from lofty elevation B,
his means the mind comprehcnds them without an effort
they make pleasing and lasting impression on the Inc
Imory-Eurher particulars are briefly as follow:
ORDER OF TIE COURSE.
An Introduction and general view of the World.
Explanations of the .4rtfciM Globe-Mehods Of pro-
ecng Maps.
5 N. and S. America.
4 Europe and Asa
Africa, Australasia, and principal Islands ofhe World
Problems the Globes.
States by Ranges. Original and very interesting
U States by Journeys. methods
Mexico, W India Islands. and S. America.
10 Europe again (political diysons)
IL Asia do. do
10 Ancient Geography yie~ of the Roman e Empire
Wonders of the World &c.
is chronological Geography. names OF People,
II Additional Problems on the Globe Counties and c-
Is Review of the whole course, with recapmlaon of
the highest Mountains, largest Rivers, most extern
sive Empires &c.
Additional Ladies and Gentlemen may enter the Glass
at any time and shall have opportunity OF going over
the 7stole course, by means Of ertrG Lectures.
There are attending in Philadelphia three respeca-
bic Glasses Geography besides succession OF Writers
tu the day and evening The abour Of attending these
is so excessive that by way of relaxation and variety
propose teach 4vee in Wilmington and Que in Phila-
delpha alternately till the Ladies and Gentlemen III each
place shall have completed their course.
All who attend the Geographical Lectures viii be en-
titled to 10 Lessons Writing sras-lhe whole charge
for Geography 49, given at entrance.
4 Further particulars will be made known and the whole
plan of teaching this Earhy subject but Heavenly study
fl explained at an MrodctOy Lecture which will be given IL
Il wilmington in about or 10 days from this.
d. HEWITT.
| philalelphia. October 29h, 1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08

a., . ,;1 ..o4o.
Containing description OF the empires, hsuo ar s
provinces cities 'o~s G , srS wor5
mountains, cai'es' &C III uic h'io ! al; ;o f
With the government CUSTOMS lai"'lS t ~,
uie Wh'O'tSi~' n'N ~ tnaio r,.n,f,cturee ami
ductona Of each country the trade 'uGttS' a
cMIos,tc' q H. i9as II; En|lsh miles from remor-
k,l rlacs and the yalous events by which they have
been distinguished including the constitution o. le ~
respective states together with scclnct account OF al
least fifteen hundred cities, towns ana villages IN hei
Ca mure than any foreign edition OF the same WORK IN
which the numerous mistakes and dehclehces OF fupPeai
Gazetteers respecting this country are coiecte,l " sup
plet--iilsatcd by hcal coiofe' map ~ ~ NJ rnt
Originally written by IT, ?toohs, NJ, ~ ~, ~ i
Amer can, from the LONDON G,,,on a'r If tbr New
and Improvements, ny "a Non arJ Statistical
I'm c I;;u' Emrrant q Guide and a Tour from
New York to Detroit. .u..o. -,
II order TO render nus eg,on nbsbers have employ
uahle TO An American reader, te P; AZ olIt ps
ed William Darby this CITY as eailor' 10 e1icce %
the names of such remarkahe PAGES 2" us fanj
adjacent islands, and elsewhere az nave @ such sr;c
as ave her effectively stated, III the or
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CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

he price is fire dollars year those who do not either
pay their and @ Daor pr tose who do s
bore which time, if subscriber wishes decline, he
mus, notify the editor of his intention compliance
with these conditions to be considered engagement
for six months and paper will be discontinued without
aflmen Of them except at the option of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
less than three months four times for dollar and TWEEN
n cents for every subsequent insertion longer pro-
poon Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements be inserted they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in
sure attention must be post paid.
advertising 6yhe year.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year SIG, 90 1year IL, 90
6monhs 8, So 6months y, SO
3do a, rs do. S. 90
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DIVIDEND.

N0Uem5er I, 1872.
V1vE Directors Of the Bank Of DezUare have this day
IL declared dividend of Ten Dollars share, which viii
be paid to the stockholders their representatives, any
time after the 10th instant. By order Of hhe Board,
86-4t EDH.4RD E'ORRELL Cashier.
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PROPOSAL
PROPOSAL
FOR PUBLISHING SUBSCRIPTION
A FOUR SHEET
MAP OF NORTH ANl!RRlDAo
Constructed from the most Original and authentic Documents,
By III. s. TANNER.

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CONDITIONS.
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III The price of each mounted rollers portable
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08

NOTICE, Whereas Charlotte Anderson, Alias Henry,
x las behaved in an infamous manner, orewarn all
persons from trusting her in any my account,
as will pay debts of her contracting after this date
PETER 1ENERY, No. 3.
Market S. Wilmington, Oct. o. 1922. S5--4tp
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LOST

Am the 9th ult young DOG, about one month old,
xFof the Shepherd breed with dark and forehead,
circular dark spot his back and another his tall
any person leaving information at this office which may
lead to his recovery shall be literally rewarded
Wilmington, Nov. S. 1922 S6-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08
so DOLLARS REWARD

WAS stolen from the pasture of the subscher rear
w Wilmington, on the night Of the Sd inst light brown
horse, full sixteen hands HIGH nine years old, has star in
his forehead, and small snip his nose, OF his hind
feet white carries his remarkably high, and trns fast,
has lately had his main badly mangIed by an unsklfui
trimmer.
Whoever secures said horse that the owner may get
him again, shall be entitled to the above reward and
sonabe charges
N. From the manner the fences were let ,wn
through the back part of the place, is evident that he
has been taken into the Lancaster Kennel Turnpike
Road. JOHN WAY.
November 4, 1922. 86~-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY NOVEMBER, 1922.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Honorable Kensey Johns Isaac Davis,
and Kendall atson esqres Justices of the Supreme Court
of the State of Delaware and of Oyer and Tener and
General Jail Delivery the said State having issued their
Precept, bearing date the Twenysecond day of August
One thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, and to
directed for holding Court of Oyer and rerminer and
General Jail Delivery, at the Court House in the Town of
New Castle, on Monday the Eleventh day Of November,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08
NOTICE rs HEREBT GIVEN.

To all the Justices Of the Peace Brgesses ofthe Borough
of Wilmington the Coroner and all and every the Consa-
bes of every Hundred in the County aforesaid that they
be then and there their proper persons with their rolls
records indictments nqustons examinations and other
remembrances do those things which to their Offices in
that behalf apperan to be done and also those who will
prosecute against the persons that shall be in the Jail
the County Of Mem Castle to be then and there, to pro-
secute them as shall be just.
DAVID C. WILSON, Sheriff.
Newcastle, Aug. %, 1892 71-17t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

NATHANIEL LUFF, slender made and small in stature
for his age which is recoeced, in April last, to
learn the Printing business in the Office of the Waterman
He said till Sunday the first OF September, inst when he
deserted his station probably to seek employment else
where. He had been at two places before, and
knows something Of Cabinet making.
~ Publishers Of newspapers would subserve their own
interest by giving this notice place in their respective
papers, and Printers generally would discourage renegados
BY refusing them employment. fhc obligation will be re-
cprocated when requested
EDITOR OF THE WATCIIMAN.
Wilmington, Del September 1922. 7S-