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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
70 Sell, Rent, Or Aease,

~ OOAH3 INOAkV3 OA N1Oes'1O7
A GOOD FARM, lying about four miles east
IN of Edwardssille, on the Ridge Prairie
consisting Of 220 acres, with agood proportion
of the best kind of timber, and the following
improvements "a good cabin and well, and
about SO acres under improvement. The
above property will be sold low, or rented, OH
the most reasonable terms. Apply to
S. WILLARD.
Fdwardsville, March 5-St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05

purchase and hold onein common, which,
for our present population, according to
the description of the operations of the
machine, would be sufficient for the pur-
pose.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05

Judge Tucker has decided that the
act OF the Missouri legislature establish
ing loan offices, is unconstitutional.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

, law: out by what law IS BE other govern
ed ? By one totally different. Aud OF
what nature is the subject oil this law p
The same. The two parties are also con-
tinuslly in each others presence. BY
pursuing this examination, The same con.
iradicton will be found to be universally
established.
In one OF these divisions, il is publicly
taught, that il is iundamentallaw an UNI
contested, an incontestible practice, that
the taxes cannot be levied but by the free
consent of the contributors, and according
to legal forms Of which the representatives,
have the initiatory and the final effective
control that is the amount collected is
placed in responsible hands, watched in
their prog ress from the moment OF their de
posi-, in the treasury to their lawful expen-
diture. Nor is it less solemnly recognised
and established in those, that no citizen
can be deprived of his liberty, but accor-
ding TO the forms prescribed by law and
that the superior agents of the throne are
responsible With their beads. for the Just
observance of this law. In the opposite
division, an edict imposes and disposes
of taxes. An order Of the police arrests
the body for limited or an unlimited time.
with or without publicity Or form.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

i dislodged On the ith By an inferior force
under Colonel Jeuregu,, from the heights
Of Lebz. lis loss in killed is not estimated
at more than 50; butt il asserted TO have
lost one halt OF IFS men by dsscrtioa after
the action, viz: 300 nut OF loco.
An attack upon Vich took place on the
18th July. A body OF 5000 malcontents
came up TO The gates of the town, but at.
ter six hours tring were repulsed with con
siderable loss.
The Chronicle Of the 3Ist states that bis
Majesty has granted leave to M. San Mar
tin toproceea to bathing place in bis
native country. fss5
The king and queen vert abroad al Ma
drid Tor the first time on the 10th escorted
by the national militia.
Many disturbances have arisen in vari-
Gus parts oftbe Kingdom, especially 10 the
remoter provinces. II is probable that The
movements in favor Of the royal ,nsurrec
ton were intended to have been simu'ta>
neous; but the plot exploded too soon; and
the disturbances have been uniformly put
down by the constitutional troops. while
the ascendency of the liberal system is
probably established upon frmer foot
ing than ever. Ii seems. however, that
the Spaniards are not eatire'Y regardless
of historical events, nor OF their possible
bearings upon their own times and king
dom. The delhronenlent and decapita-
tion of kings, seems to have entered the
minds both OF the sovereign aud the peo-
pie.
One OF the Madrid Journals FL Espa.
dor, lately published paper said 10 have
been transmitted by the king to the coun-
Gil Of state, duplicating the character of
OF Gen. Riego, and propoundng several
queries. among which was The following /:
:" Will the council and the nation answer
fer his maJesty's life threatened by an an
archial faction, and will he be no longer
exposed to such affronts as he ha. recei-
we'd ?" To the latter quere the council re.
piled, that " his Majesty's lite was 10 dan
ger from none but the rebels, and that the
best guarantee was the attachment OF an
immense majority Of the nation to the con
stitution." Gen. Rego also cane torw ard
with letter in justification OF his own con-
duct, in the course Of which he took occa'
sion TO express his surprise . that he should
have been accused by the king himself be-
fore the council of state; remembers (and
he shudders at the recollection that Charles
]. in England, and the unfortunate Louis
in France, were conducted to the scaffold
by their confidential advisers and insists
upon it, that fagorites, &C. are the only
execLtioners Of credulous and simple kings
and by no means free constitutions, or The
partizans OF the same"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
Curacao. Aug. l2.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Ne1c York, Sept. ~.
By the arrival OF the brig Neptune, capt.
Mosher, in SO days from Gibraltar. we
have received our regula. files Of the Glib
raltar Chronicle from the LIST to the 3lst OF
July, inclusive, from which we are eua-
bled 10 give our readers the latest inteli-
gence from that troubled kingdom.
The Monk of La Trappe who has excl
ted the church militant to arms in defence
of the Catholic faith and the Holy lnauisi
ton, made himself master Of the forts OF
La Leo de Urseul in the latter part Of June.
He has since assumed the title OF First
Consul of the Moderate Republicans .
Some estimate Of the spirit which per.
vades the capitol may be formed from The
language which was used in commenting
upon lhe events that took place at the
Prado on the Tin of July. His Majesty, it
seems. expressed his wish on that occa-
sion that an end might be put to the effu-
sion of blood but he added, that it
would be inconsistent with the dignity OF
the throne, that tho kings guard should be
compelled to lay down its arms" On this
the Editor of the Universal remarks, I'VE
know moi what right rebels had at that
time to call themselves the Kings Guard.
They had made an improper use OF their
arms by turning them against their fellow
citizens, and from that moment they no
longer deserved 10 be entrusted with
them"
In another part of his comments he OBJ
serves, that a single"@ord OF his MaJes-
tvs might, perhaps, have prevented the
eight days excuses committed in his pre-
sence; and that the day is at hand when
he will shudder at the idea that be tolera-
ted so many outrages.
The purport of such observations are
very papable--and the freedom of cen.
sure thus literally and openly bestowed
upon the king, is such as to indicate that
his throne is not based upon the confidence
or affection OF his people. The tranquil
~ of Spain, twelve months hence, may be
hoped for--but unless the principles OF
| human action are, ueading backward, it
cannot be expected.
a small runber OF the Kings Guards
have betaken themselves to village in
| the Escurial mountains, and continued
there at the latest dates It's stated,
however, thuss they gradually abandon
their asylum, on receiving Conciiiatory
| propositions. -. =,
The cry Of 'slong live the King with abb
solute Powert" resounded IN Orihueia al
the period OF the late excuses, and the
| houses oil The Liberals were repeatedly
assailed. Finding no support however,
they ultimately desis,ed, and shrunk BACK
to their dwellings.
The. town Council OF Madrid has, IN an
| address 10 his Majesty, pointed out the
line OF conduct he - TO pursue. IN ofaer
to convince the Nation, that he has SIN
oerely e.poused the cause of the country
One oi the steps suggested by the Coun-
Gil, is, that his Majesty should put him.
sell al the head OF the Liberals
The ba,tallions OF the national militia,
which had been encanped on the. Consli.
tutional quare in Madrid since the LIST OF
July, were ordered back to their barracks
on the l7tb.
| The army OF the Faith, un5ef Quesada.
Balda, Juaniso and Santos Ladr"n. was
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
SALES By AUCTION.

Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY At TEN O'CLOCK,
M7ILL besoIdI at The Az. tion Store
~ variety Of ). goods among
which are. - :. ~
Sugar, Whisky, Vinegar, riee4
Tobacco, Shad HeEFings g4r -
Mustard, Backing ~
Wool hats. Wine, furniture Of ever,
descriptions.
ALSO.
Without reserve, On invoice Of SotDERs
CLoTBEs; on account Of the u. s. consis-
ting OF Coats, Vests, Shirts, pantaioons.
and accoutrements.
ALSO,
Without reserve; on account Of whom il
may concern, (sold TO pay expenses,)
A Bay Poney,
IS hands high, left some time back at thu
stable of Mr.. James Allison
ALSO,
8 Hhds. Cyder Vinegar
A few pounds best London silk twist,
assorted
A lot Of seasonable dry goods
Ctockery ware, DC. ~
s. A. MARSTELLER. &c
septic
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
Sale of Land for Cash.

hN the sd Monday ID September next,
~ at the front door of the Court House
Of Fairfax county at le O'Clock, will be
exposed at public auction, TO The highest
bidder, for cash. the tract OF land situated
in the county Of Prince William, conveyed
10 The undersigned by Charles Hopkins,
by deed 81 trust. bearing date: the 29th
Of March. 1881. Tor the benefit OF John
G. Heslop executor OF DR.. George Ora,
ham, deceased. The sums 10 be raised
are specified in the deed OF trust, Of re-
cord in the county court of Prince Wilt
am, TO which tue expenses are TO be add
ed. The description of the land will be
found in the deed, also OF record in the
Prince William Office, made by said Hes
lop to said Hopkins.
klCH'D H. HENDERSON.
Leesburg, Aug l Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
by last Evenings Mall

Washington. Sept. 10.
JOHN M'LEAN, of Ohio, formerly Mem
Der of Congress from that state, has been ap-
pointe by the President, Commissioner ofthe
GeneI al Land Office, in the place OF the late
Josiah Nleigs. Nat. Int:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
Removal,
GLOBE I,aVERN,
Notice to Poachers.

YH%11E frequent and bold trespasses which
n have recently been committed on the
estate o, Judge Washington, reoder 1t me-
cessary to give notice 20 Poacbers and o.
Tiers, that such measures will, IN future,
be pursued as will probably ensure the
detection of many OF them, should they
continue their unlawful pratices; and l
hereby as agent, folewarn all persons
from hunting, shooting or ranging on this
estate, or otherwise violating The rights OF
the proprietor, as. in the event OF their de-
lection, they will have to experience the
utmost rigour OF the Law
BUSHROD WASHINGTON, Jr.
sept Ia law3t I
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
Singing School.

WIN WOOD respectfully informs the
w ladies and gentlemen Of this city,
that bis school for teaching sacred music.
will open on Tuesday evening, the Gath
inst; at bis house, two doors east OF the
Mayors Office, King ct. Terms, three
dollars per quarter, inclaave Of fuel, &c.
one half paid in advance. Mr.. w. will be
assisted BY the members Of the Handelian
society, which cabnot fail Of gratifying his
pupils, s. rendering the exercises easy and
pleasant
Dyer's selection or tunes will be used,
which can he had at the school room, prics
one dollar.
sep I2 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

Notice.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that
the subscriber hath obtained from
the Orphan rs Court of Charles County, in
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of Moncaster Murdoch
late of Charles county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against said deceased,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscri.
Der, on or before the first day Of April
next, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from al benefit of said estate
Given under my hand, this, Oh day ol
September A. D. 1899
UZZlEL NALLEY, Admir-.
sept IL law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

Philadelphia, Sept. i2.
BY the brig Zeno, Shade, arrived at the Laza-
retto.
Curacao, Aus. IS.
This day arrived Dutch schooner from La
guira, in SO hours, bringing the following gto-
T1Ous nelcs:
General Morales with 1000 men marched
on the Sd inst from Porto Cabello, against Va.
lencia and Caracas. They were met on the
height of Birgirema by Gen Paez and rs Omen
An engagement ensued. Morales and his
troops were completely routed, and only 90
men escaped alive. On the 9Th inst party OF
royal Spaniards, 400 mem landed by sea at
Ocumare, they were met by party of Repub-
lican troops $3.50 severe action took place
which lasted with spirit on both sides for two
hours-when the Royalists, after losing 200
men, were compelled to surrender to the VIC
torious arms of Colombia. So much for LI-
Berry and INDEPENDENCE.- Ia
Republic.
Curacao. .Aug. lS,
Arrived to day the American brig Altoona,
CONDEMNED already,) Of New Orleans, prize
to the Spanish brig Of war Hercules. The H
has also captured two other vessels, one from
Philadelphia, and one from New York. The
Spaniards are hostile to the United States, and
from appearances, carry their hostility rather
too far
Yesterday arrived off this port and sailed
for Coro, brig and schooner, SPANISH full
cargoes, rum and sugar, from Havana, for Ca
diz, prizes to the Colombian schooner Guiana
Libra.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

Philadelphia, Sept, ie.
BY the brig Zeno, Shade, arrived at the Laza-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Several of our friends on perusal of to-day's Ga
zette, will perceive the reason why we have not
inserted their favors in this paper
They all Under consideration and shall be duly
attended il necessary and at the most proper time
The Ghost Of Esaias to his apostats son will not
be forgotten.
Agamenticus IS in part anticipated by our cores
pendent next above mentioned. We shall consider of
his suggestions, and ne solicit interview, or line
IN the course OF the week. explanatory Of the last
paragraph.
Alfred corner" is entitled TO our thanks and shall
appear when necessary.
!" rhe roaring rock" is also received.
The hint OF = FederaList' concerning the comics
Of the Scarborough afddayts. shall be remembered
We wish to Inform MIN however, that if we publish
The copies. they must have official attestatUn.
The Dialogue between flaming tory. and bon
republican in Brunswick Post Office" although old is
5tSt j., time /; and VIII perhaps appear.
. New brooms sweep clean" is written with much
talent, ability, and jast though keen sarcasm.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

In this town, on Sunday morning last Mrs. Eleanor
Coffin, wife OF Dr. Nathaniel Coffin.
In the death OF this lamented lady, her family and
friends have sustained loss that can be repair
cd HeE lie was conlInued TO an unusual length and
during It's course, she enjoyed great deglec her do
neslc and social relations. She was surrounded By
me strongest ties that could bind her earth and in tile
affection OF those who ,nnistered 10 mothers happ-
ness, she found all that ardent love could dictate ana
the sIncereSt devotion 10 her welfare inspire.
Among her extensive acquaintance she deServedly
held distinguished rank as her dgnied manners her
unaffected goodness OF heart her energy OF character
and her strong and cultivated mind secufed whe
size was known. the slncerest respect In the Offices
OF benevolence she was active and unobrusiye the
OBJECTS OF her bounty though unknown perhaps to the
world, nave u IS numbly believed borne testimony to
her charities at the throne OF mercy The duty Of p
ETY. was with her, practical. was living princ-
pal. She wasa rational christian, and As member Of
the church OF Christ always exemplary and con-
sstent. She retained through life an unalterable re-
gard TO the truths OF religion and her latest moments
solaced by the promises it reveals She was re-
markedly patient and resigned to the divine will,
throughout distressing and severe illness She
reposed with confidence the arm of her Saviour.
Tins hope bore up the spirit III the pains Of sickness
trumphed over the frail and perising objects Of time
and, we trust with humble assurance, accompanied her
as the memorial OF her ath and her submission the
bar OF God.
In this town, Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Capt Hosea Har-
ford, aged 81 Mrs. Lucy Downer, aged 76, formerly
OF RoxOury. Mass
Mr. John Sullivan better known as Dr. Sullivan
aged IA child OF Mr. Nicholas Merrill and child
VI MIR. Ira Gray.
In Newgoucester. he Its instant Mr. John
Buns, native of Wexford, county Of Wexford,
Ireland. aged TO-
II Falmouth, Mrs. Priscilla. consort Of Deacon,
George knight, aged 76.
In Paris, Mrs. Mary, wife Of Major John bennett.
aged "a.
In Hallowell, Miss Mary f. Moody. aged 16.-In
Reading. Mass Rev. Elijah Stone in the 35th year of
his age and 6,d OF MS mnstry--more than 30 years
OF which he constantly supplied the desk-In Lanes
borough Rev. Daniel Collins, 81 the oldest clergyman
O. Berkshire Coin Weathersfeld Mr.. James Eanes
-. and his daughter Laura 2 while getting into
boat. they fell, and were drowned-In Wilmington
Del. Rev. David s1rcene baptist minister 29-In
Fishkill, ~ Y. Rev. W. Seward, 76.--In Brunswick
Capt. Richard Toppan. formerly Of Newburyport
In Sanford the 3lst ult. Rev. Moses Sweat
aged g. pastor OF the Congregational Church in that
town.
In Belfast Benjamin. Whittier. Esq. Postmaster, a.
ged 39-Mrs. Martha. wife OF Mr.. John Pace, aged 40
DROWNED-lu Dixdeld, the 2lst ut Mr.
Israel Richmond, aged "A. In attempting 10 ford the
Androsccggin horseback, and being unable 70 SWIM
they both sunk and we're drowned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

DLNocEATic OrpCGgATIoN.-T'he Post Mas
ter General, after adopting Mr.. ~JeiIerson's in
quiries, : is ne honest ! rs he capable /? is he
friendly to NE Constellation ~ has appointed Mr.
WIN. EIcHBAUM, disciple of the Washington
school, to be Postmaster at Pittsburgh, in the
place OF Mr.. Johnston. This event has reused
all the dtSmtfrested feelings of democracy and
heaven and earth are assailed to avenge the in-
dignity thus cast upon pure repubticanism. The
oince-seekers, office expectants, and ofice-hod-
ers, ali swear, that Mr.. Eichbaum shall be re-
moved by Mr.. yueigs; If not, that they will de-
mand OF the President to remove Mr.. MEIGs /;
and if Mr. MONROE shall dare to refuse their re-
QUESTION, they will compel the House of Repre-
sertat'ces to impeach hia,. No one, they contend,
ought to hold any Office of profit or honor, but
pure democrats; a that all the Federalists ought
to be allowed to do, is to pay tares and attend TO
their own business.-Phitad. pap.
Courtcsy.-The Editor Of the Portland Argus,
aliuding to the separation from Massachusetts,
speaks OF the " emancipation of the State from
condition of colonial servitude. '-Emancipa.
ton from colonial seryitude Surely the peo-
pie OF Maine took their own time for Withdraw
ing from US, and carried with them their pro-
portional part of the public property of Massa-
chusetts. Emancipation Why, the ready &C.
quiescence ofthe people of this State, in the dis
memberment Of their territory and division OF
their property, was matter of establishment TO
the rest Of the Union. Colonial servitude! and
yet tie conneXion of Maine with Massachusetts
remained for years after the latter had consent
ed it should be dissolved.
1t is very seldom we hear the expression OF
illiberal feelings sucha that we have now no.
tced. The People ofAIaine, we are persuaded,
have no such feelingsto crafty Horcester Spy.
The iliberallity here complained of ought to excite
indignation and disgust. The writer Of the above is
correct in his opinion that 1.-The people Of Maine
have no such feelings to crafty" The article SO
justly Complained OF is the mere ebuiton Of party
rancor TO party purposes.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
.M7RRIED.

In Standish, By the Rev. d. Maret.. Mr.. Joseph
PANE, 50, 70 Miss Sarah Nudd.
In WInslow. Oh Tuesday morning last. by the Rev.
Mr.. Iappan, OF Augusta Rev. Thomas Adams Of Vas
sslboro. Miss Levinah Swan daugter of William
Swan, Esq. OF Winsow.
In Gorham, Capt. Charles NJ. Davis TO Miss Lou
isa Peabody.
At last Falls, Machas. Mr.. Elijah Hail. TO Miss
Joanna Seager-Mr Benjamin Cracker. 10 Miss Ten
perance Foley.
In Pnipsburg, Mr. Nathaniel Green, Precepor OF he
Academy Ia HaIlowel. TO Miss Abigail Sewal eldest
daughter OF Rev Samuel Sewall.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
ANATOMY.

he LITTLE commences his Demonstrs-
- tions Of ANATOMY the first Of October
Those who attend will have the use Of books
preparations, and some opportunities Of irproy-
ing in practical Anatomy
New Gloucester,S Sept. 3, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

70 Be Sold By order Of The Judge Of Pro
bate for the county Of Cumbertand, al heStore
Of CHARLES KEN 4. IN Cumberland, on
THCRSDiY, The 26h dag q September
inst. at 2o'ctook, p. ".
so much ofthe Real Estate Of JACOB BLAN-
- CHARD, late Of Northyarmouth, Yeoman,
deceased, will raise the sum of one hundred
aud sixty dollars, 10 doay the just debts Of said
deceased
Said Real Estate Is situated near the Congrc-
sational Westinghouse il Cumberlana, and
consists Of sixty six acres Of excellent LAND
For further particulars apply To
BEZA BLANCHARD, .4dna'r.
: Cumberland, sept. 10. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

III Court ot Probate held at Portland ictthan
and for the County Of Cumberland, on the first
Monday Of September, an the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and tcersiy tsco.
WHEREAS JOANN c. FiERLE, widow Of George
Pierc,. late OF NJrh Yarmouth, in SAID County Ge,
rleman, deceased, has nqushed her ight smnlsrr
thectae of said dee and has requested that John w
Meii=n, Esq of said North Yarmouth should be
10 thattrus = -
ORDERED. That the said Melen five notice 70 the
Creditors OF said dscessed and to all Others este by
Causing copy OF his orcrto be published three weeks
Tuesday Of octohrr next. thar they may then appear
az Probate Coarr TO b. held * Portland aforesaid
anAshe shy they have. why administration 81
said ssa>e shouldnot be granted hi the sd >Ielirn.
BARRETT POTTER, Iuckse.
true Copy-Attst, Horatio Southgate Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

III Court Of Probate held at Portland acif4in
and tor me county Of Cumberland, on the first
Monday Of September in the gear Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and tue,ty tro:
mn NJ. GRIFFIN, widow Of leonard Griffin I,-e ~
sain portland, Merchant deceased having seated
ne! petition or an allowance Of the personal estate
ORDERED-Ih't the said Am. give notice 10 all per-
sons tsted, by causing COPY Of this order 10 be
three We rs Excessively in he Portland zetre
p'in GO al of that they Probate Court
10 DC heid At I'D Portland the first Tuesday of to
per next at ten OF the clock In the Forenoon shew
IL any they have, why the should be !, ted
BARRETT pOTTEr. 1adgs
Atrne copy-httest,' HORA1IO SOUTAGATE, Reg