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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
To Rent.

49, THE subscriber will rem, bis
8n store, on Vowei's wharf 10 a suit.
VIZ, able person or persons, who wi
aA purchase his
Stock in Trade.
The terms will be liberaI-he will use ha
Influence to retain bis former cusiomers--
the situation is a good one either lor a
wholesale or retail and commission store
+. CORNING.
dec IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

The Subscribers
HAVE constant supply Of the follow
Ill ing goods on consignment, and iei
sale on reasonable terms -
A. e.. CAZENOVE s. Co.
Madeira wine. n. E. Rum
Whiskey
Bordeaux salad oil, Of best quality
Loaf sugar in barrels
Sperm, mould and dipt candles
American aud w.ad.or soap
Sugars, American and Spanish
Swedes iron, hoop aud rod do
Cut nails and brads, all sizes
Carolina moss
Cotton and cotton -arn
Window glass, all sizes
Bupoats' gunpowdsr
Manufactured tobacco, ,of the veg
best quality
And q, usual, q genera! Assortment Of
Amer cam
British
German GOODS
India : by package or
Wooden piece,
Cotton l.
Linen
feb 25
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
Fer Boston,

~ The scbr u AlNE' E.ner5; mas
ster. wli sail IN ie~ u 'no 's -
ooI 'A''e Nm. FONLE y Co.
march 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
Boarders Wanted.

MIR. SHIELDS will accommodate a
wi few GENTEEL BORDERS on
reasonable terms. Apply al bis residence,
90 Royal street.
dec ; e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
To Rent.

THE large brick warehouse re.
m Gently occupied by Messls. A. &
ESS A. H. Adams a. grocery, ship
AchandIcry, and paint store; 10,
WHICH, or the reception OF grain, being in
mediatelv on tue wharf, there can BE- no
better ,,tuation. The rent vi be node
rate. and: possession given on the lst O
October,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
ALSO.
To Rent,

- A BRICK dwelling house on Hen'
Try, between Prince and Dukest:.
III calculated for small family
I'LL Immediate possession will be
given. Apply to
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

n. Orleans sugar 8 Almonds.
JUST RECEIVED
I : hhds prime Newt Orleans sugar
H. 20 bags soft sheiied almonds
Vines. liquors and groceries, as usual.
MANDEVILLE l. LARMOUR.
mar u
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On hdnd,
Irish Linens,

And Sheetings, table diapers, brown ho'
iands, jaconei aud fancy mus'ins. ital!ar
sewing silks, Choppa Romais. thread, DC
aug l3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

feb 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
ATARNIINGFIDT

Reading, (Pcnn.) May 2sIh 1885,
" 2 understand that, at the baitals
lion TRIMMING, m " sdDesday last, at
Hamburg, in this county. n serious Frn~
cas- occurred between ii 9 citizens and
the wn'kmbO emEIoytd on the Can
Is seems The managers eHdesvorfd to
keep those in their mplny at work ur>
I'll The framing .hould he over, fearing,
from certain indicate M. their Jiotnus
drposiiion Luf the citizens hssins
assembled in III Iaverns ~ The villas 3
the CnnaIr en- marched in body n so
Or 40 10 the at TX armed with elrhVa
strDes. aud .uth sai.s'Ie- a. hey c,Uid
lay their H. MS Dran they were u
by the 81 zen ~ similar mann
when fU i,u- cor tsi snsuPd, f'er -
attn in he deftS DF be assailsn
4 pnn,bpr were se,rsE sounded on
both sides. somf u " hum liz al 81 g
point Of death. Wien We Ondtrsh nj
the niuuti8 e III. raro, w will
tndeaVbr 10 give nor r'hds'- a more
satisfactory account Times,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Fac !

Ch.riestrWn, June ii.
A letter from Mr.. J.mes 1. R,bson, WHO
Is on his way To- Ric mond wi Ia the crInii-
rsis senterced 20 confinement in lie Prnitens
naIy, nt the las S1orrio court Of a.. couns
ty, states. Il at o" the riehl at tn 0th inst
d estr"c'ive Fl lie brake gu, III Er detick,,
bGrg, Va. WHICH consImtd nearly two
-qua'es a. the most beautiful oArto ct m ,own-
Toe fi'e O'i, mated IN he st4tlr belonging &C,
the tstuti 5, met Of MI. Yong, wh.re tho
.scort hao stepped for the night. All Ito
rse, belonging 10 The gard were burnr ex~
rrpt tw" Belonging TO eIr. Buckmastr, oS.
mia uiace, ne bslo' sirg to Mr.. PIERCE
OF She heI stoWn.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
From tie Eaton Rouge Gazette, May Io.
Distressing J mes,

The state of the Misslsoipp,, ct this lime,
becomes restly asrming lit raises ICON an
inch TO an inch and hal every twenty four
hour'' and by the latest accounts. which sire
Tar from being satisfactory. we are Informed
the Missouri ire het is daily expected.
The leeee, 1iIch fence h SPOT former,
" intend q Ter the town, OF 8. Michel, 10
VS. Baton Ruoge, right O.. yosi,e this oil e.,
ha, been partly washr of, snd iortoouss
DANGER TO the lnbabi'en,s in hat parish, scms
= the fe'iorsts ere prepsIIns ~ remove TO
thi, side,
THE 10 an uncommoniy di-'re,sing seasono
rn1er every point OF view mere -oIile IU.is
ne-sie L esa d. the price OF CO on is ow,
mt without demsnd-cssh scarcsr ,hsu e.
yer br'ors no'iced II, th,s part ol III word
I"cessant rain. tor certaa length OF time,
iat'rEly have nearly des,royed the new plan,
teo crops, the unu,uel 1--WE mig OF tie Iiyero
tire te's TO las all hopes, which mIeht
have been eDtertsItea q Ieme6S ,ns the evil,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
TEE WAR IN SPAIN.
Say onne. April Is.
(FroM Private Lettcrs.l

The French troops, in enteTIUL Ihs Spen.
'Sh territory took G"rtb ihrm nine day. yru-
visions. Each s.idier carried HI, own ,hsfe
aad the Toop' c"npIsi, ed loudly OF this bur
oeD. Since this supply has bteD -xbsusten,
shey are bot badly oft. TIE corps before 81.
Sebastian - ubIged To Iigs on pulse and
CoOLs.
The ASIA Is cruising before 81. Sebastian.
a French brIga Otine, io~ns0 with provisions
has been csrrIeu IniO 81. Sebastian. Tie
PToVfsions were y Grchssrd, ei,eT which the
vessel sailed with pIi'uner,, IrwaS rot ex
p~etsd hat ST S. b. y tisD would bold out as
~ has Jonr 10000 francs ~ase ohef'd to
INC Governor To Ind him 90 ,oEfenoef.
CoDcby's division ha approached Pan pee
iu"a, 5ut has not block sdsd n, and there Is
YET tree ihfreos ana sgrsss. The gArfI.
900 consist Of only 1000 men. lie local
m lie : tDst town, vi ",is, 1'oloss, AID
th~ ot6-f place, IhIesreut ny the bench,
'o'Ve MARCHED to JUN b., estero', 9ho hs,
s-''moe fierce Of IS 900 men Ills. sesd
quarters re At rafazoDs, on thr skirts 'rshe
ce'e0fated potiti, ri MOoci yO.
COncbv a1d mOiitOT Intrnt To attack k,gr
""7 thee divisions ~ her suscN -bqs!o
Ue u'.3rCcSs 'di. the -ult ~ tne ,.rssent
~ sb4'Ts will ,.TOoa J., I. W .c~s Ils-
a. ~ tvr TIE French.
= We frrncn negs hvt sufFicien Bringing
~ "'s'J ''r 'b-h DprIaII n,.-Tt ey s,,f still
~ ins'"s earn Il i-yu V,o..un
Ooiy ut rnhsb11uts nsve iens 'nea 10 J.
o". - bO'''.s ce"siy iu,ni.tpn sOr,n.
c'frt 4 5s'vetn $40 a6d Il, W sO0sg
nt T. BET nsiJs 10 the D,.otiy.i ten, Vts.
ne srnse pf -NiHasss hiss been 1 issfSoJs
Tue french begin .les.8, 10 lesl. q " sD,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14

" ~ 81. Sebastian, bot throuri DOT their
whole line, the deficiency Of p:osis o,s.
Flying columns OF suerilias move sDou be-
tween Tho Pyr'pees and The Ebro. The
Pastor commsnds one party Of $500. nd dr.
Pl > oil his former activity. Tc,s parties
hover roundebs FIR neh, herass then, snl
leave nothingto eat except what they have
IN their Immediate possession. Mott urgent
orders have been sent to Baycnae to forward
supplies at ary cost or rlsk.
General Morillo Commands the army of
reserve in Gsiiacs. He takes positioo be.
tween Leon and Astorgs with from $4,000
to Is, 1000 men,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
[Ccmn unio ated.l
II 1hU.

The HdsIln gtOm LefNbHcln - senk
regOInf) to number u = rsU.s ~
different pats Ot The sraoe, gtHI'Ss
J hat Is, ,ht peTsObs to OW The pa
per l. Sent never suUIerIbtd for ", OF
requested Il To bt sent them. GuSTe--
v ~ Is this PIPER thus srut-- 4
" DO i, to pay for The apers thus o,blt
- " no ought 10 pa, iht postage OF
The Fspttr thus fOrwa' den b. hau,
wrthoul nidets and wubnu' anl10fry ?
!, Is the Editor eniileien'I5 lreatfat
hu. freefy and UHhont P,tee u e,,-
,isAfcu The p," Sc mud
- one u Ws ! cnre!."
Esf Ink
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
FROM PORTUGAL.

ny the ship General Liugsn. Crab.
tree, arrived here yesterday from 81.
Ubes, having left that purt on the 10th
"f April We learn. says the American,
that the town was illuminated in con-
sequence Of victory obtained by the
C"nstitutionaiists over the Royal par
~ in the district of Tras Monies. near
Oporto. IL was said that the g. neral
of the Royal party was taken prisoner,
and that most of his force. had gone
over to the aide Of the ConstitutionaI-
i.rs. This hattie Was regarded "a put
ting an end 10 the civil war in Portu.
gal BAR, PR
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
ne would hazard his life in no other

tie Won faZaru ms life IN no other
w than IL, fight. II, Graves "a
tie InD euce OF p" sion, .ain. I
am nut o. will 40 he haid fyo,:&
{" Prov 1t, am Wiling ,"x with
you in,o The woods alone and A. sta.
ted by hey aud ms two ~ ud.,
Hraves' hicni- beng both ,niicte,
with him we're excluded by cour, from
giving 'e-tImonj put 4 final eud 90
The contest with knives" lie there
was u c,a'hinS OF evidence, for It ap
pearei that osr Of lacy f,i nds had
acknowledged out OF court thatG r,ye,'
words were "A am ~liiius TO go mo
the w"od, with y"u alone. and have
no w-aron but kriie'' winch Lacy
also refused. Those propositions ior-
med the basis of the six count, Isid IN
the indie menIs, TO "hich the defeh-
dent pleaded not guilty.
h. au h0r of tins publication, who
ctlepded throughout the i'idl, aud took
pa i"dlar notes "it"e evidence, deems
IL just 10 stale, what Was admitted BY
every one present. that there never
was & "a O. display If acu, and e,
rect reasoning add 4 e'tog e, quenee.
than w.- heard frnm b. h Nj. lyle.
ami NJ stevenson, the later cf W hum
c'osed he atsum at TO he part Of
the defendant. Th- case " = cer EN-
!, one Of deep interest, aud opened
6eid fvr he ispiAy of geniu, and eo.
qs~nce. Sub..q MT to the transact,nn,
q aves had, IN qu"ti:yihg 10 commis
i IN. rot I,I
oath pre- .cribed by the snti-dneliiug
law W hicI he had also done by quali
f,tng a. u membe, of tie l. gi-lature.
T" find hrn guilty then, W"uid not on
ly have been 10 u,sfraDchise him. but
t" hove stamped IN HIM The eIime Of
peIur, ~ he business OF lis cause.
howev-', combined With the evidence
aud gcniu. of hi, COUNSEL IN e1pia, Iny
the testimony and exponnlI"S he law,
was 10 s'rong as TO convinee, not only
,hr mind Of ever, juror, but il l.
th"ught every unprrjudieei man VIII
heard the trial, that the deit bd.D
Was not guilty, OF any "De count inIr
IN The Innicimeni, which wan pro-
nouneed bJ the Jury, "ho femaiut d but
ing the verric, OF she Jury, when Was
zone BY the clerk IN an audible voice,
there bust forth lroa, the audience.
aeciamations Of joy su'pss.ins xn,
thing J ever wItnssped.-An Invriun.
tr', cisppins Of hand-, stamping on
the tioor, with expressions OF general
sati-iartion resnuDded through OUT. Iht
Cour,, seeing from what source those
acci Amations sprung, bore the inner
ruption tor moment; VII n silence
was command d, all ,mmt dtaiei, %.
- ycd, not one intending III. small e.,
contempt Of the CGCti.
The highest p ni.e is due to Mes.I-
Tyler x o;eetn.on fr the feeling &
heepl. affecting eioqUeuet with "hnh
hey concluded ihti. argument. They
.e,mrd eOmVin, ed. tha, the defendant
has betn wrousfuIly 'pp'essea that
conviction would MOI only produce HI
avn de.tiuctinn, bot 'hrow upon hi
h-ptlnSa lasting stigma. So highi,
we're the ieehnS- OF those gentiemeu
wrought upoh. thar they hufst i"rtb IL,
f. STRAIN o Language, viii b even tie
lIeJudIeed does OF Col Graves could
not Withstand aod teas seemed re-
.i.lab t" flow from aimu+t every y &.
A PECr ArO.s u the rrinl.
From tbs au1"fn3ns county.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
RICHMOND, June z.

KIM MOND, June u
We have ai,esdy stated, thot the
cose % iht u. State Bank against the
late Cashier Of the Brsucb III this CT
~. and has SECURITIES, has come on be
ipie Iht Federal Court OF Thu District
nov sitting in The Capitol. Judge
Nar.haII pre.jciVg.l Mes'rs. Stanrrd
and Cali ara Counsel ior The Bank
and Messr>. Jobu Wirkham, { hapman
l"hnsrn d Is. w Leigh, for the &c.
cu'Iies. I he Bank claims large sun
muney frcm the Cashier, 90 account
ta,IOus ailedeed defatest'crs and
irregularities CHE amount, We have
nrard estimated ss high as from 30 so
S65 600.
The case Is, o. course, Of some iDte-
"a, to the Bark - to the innocent 81.
e,"i IT,, Of greater importance. The
'uty was sworn-aud certain points
were taken by tie Counsel for the Oe-
tndaDIs, 60 irvalidste the obligations
at the Bond, which the Cashier had
been ALI dyed TO have gwen.
Yesterday the Judge decihed, that
he bond "as not b.Iding upcn tie Sc
turitIrs la as much rs the President
md Directors If he Mc,hrT Il, nix a.
fhrludtlChip had not accepted AID or
Iered IhPII actt ptspee 0i u 20 be filed
IN their Office at Richmond PTeVioDs TO
the dale Of the ulIejS. d d. fAIcs'iOus.
The bond being thus IN fhct no bnnI
~ all, the Judge determined that 1T
rouid not go TO tie Jsry-nDd Of course
,Le n,minsl Securities viii UOt BE-
bound 10 make gor d he acts OF ihr
Cashier. We under.tahh, hat The
ConDsri Tor the Bank Sere y,ster-
day engaged IN drawing up bill
81 exceptions to The opinion "i tbt
Coutt-iD order 10 rorr) ~ ne PoIut
10 rile oupreOe Count u the United
otstes.- Comp
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
MIR. EORSYTH.

MIR. Forsyth, late mipisttr TO Spain,
'nd family, arrived ut NV York. on
The "a inst. in the ship Cttelio, from
Bordeaux.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
FOURTHOF JCIY.

Charles PelhNm Curtis, Esq. has BEEN
appoiOted TO deli er the o1a ron in Bos---
ten, on The fth day of JEy next.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14

The ease Of A. IilhgOw, charged
with emb,zziiuS The fund OF III Fa'-
utrs' t,Ik "i W. he, been lehtn OP
~ Chesterfield { HcUu Court. Ailttt
testimony b'mg gone ib'eUxh. Crrtr-
81 1sJ lrr, 81 tdnesdsN, 'ti'rtd 70
,ubnIi 'he Gaze 80 the JUSJ WIttout 81
brgt gent, lie Counsel lor lie A"n
n.on" esllh ussspl.J, GA cCnGniC" tb&l
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14

the Jury would be satisfied v;;,
one. he Juiy had retired abo., e..
minutes, when they returned mr.
e'1t aud r,Qu'red an arglmen, m, ,I.,
'ase. M. :. n. Nicholas then 49,
menerd II on hs side Of the Coumnn
~eHith' aai spoke Tor about two bnn.~
TN thursday morning MIR. S.n,ne,
iayiOt addressed he Jur, .bun,
Inc time on behalf Of the accused
Gen Ia, Tor Wa, expected 10 taxi 49,
The rest OF the da, --fesierda, oo, Wy
ing, Nr- jones, The Commonwealth,
attorney, wound up the case. The s,
Suments were concluded about Q u,oI.,-
when The jury retired; and about h. =,
psf four returned win relatct Of mr.
fdtttdl. Ibid.
Ii is really amusing 10 see, saws ,hs
N, Y. STA esman, with What eD,;r,
Confidence the advocates ufthe re,nee.
tive Candidates rely Oh the success, oP
the cause they have espou.ed, We
have now IN our table papers from eve
~ par; OF the c, untry, stating iu pos.
1--WE terms aud on The best authority,
that there can no longer Ie dub,
but tlr. & nwford, MIR Anams, Mr..
Clay. M Calhoun, and General Jack.
son. as the case may be, is the fa,orv
lie candidate, and will be the next
resident. Arithmetic, algebra, NETS
aphy'it K, and every other species Of
reasoning aud calculation are put in
reuuisitIOnto prove to demonstration,
that eaen OF the aforementioned can,
d,dates must be the man; but he that
EN- at this moment, predict the result
OF The contest, must be we'll versed in
40 'be system u: political 1uxior, & ,he
abstruse doctrine OF chances,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18
FOR THE SPECTATOR
fOh II oIIO 4 Q II
GRAVE CUES rIONS.

What should be The term OF imprison
ment for the forcible taking, trans porting
to great distance, and selling a tree ne
gro, as slave for lie /?
Whal should be the fine inflicted upon
person guilty oil this offence
1t IS not my preset purpose to dis
cuss these questions al large, bat ra.he
to invite discussion. therefore conleat
myself WIN submitting pubtrr es,5sl-
deraiion the following brief sngge
AS to the Isl Question. The offence
being the deprlvlng free person oil hls
liberty, for life, against both he laws q
God AVID man, TO less punishment oagh
10 be inflicted upon the ofiender "A
eye for an eye" aud "a tooth for tool, D
seems 10 be consi5lent with natural IN
ice. He who unjustly deprivca aaQ9b,
81 bis liberty, should lose his Owl, +
the same length Of time, Therefore Il
should be imprisoned euher for lie, 81
"a term OF years equivalent there,o.
AS TO tae 2d Question. [, Is not oni'
the duty OF government to punish th'
offender, but to use lis best efforts t.
restore the injured person to his liberty
This requires money; and nothing can
be more just than tina. the properly O.
the offender should be appropriated to
that purpose. He therefore ought TO be
fined as much as he is worth; ttat his
| .unds might be placed at the disposal o.
| die legls lature, which ought to appro-
prlale them 10 reasonable eff to find
and restore to liberty the ipIured party,
| There is something due 70 the later, as
well as 10 society. And who ought 81
Justly to be made to detray the expenses
oil fetching Tree man from di,laat re-
| gon, to which he had been iorcibiy car
RED, as he who unlawlully carried him
there.
Such offences ought not to be tolera-
ted; the punishment, therefore, should
be sufficient 10 prevent their repetition
The punlshmenls | suggest would be
polite, as well as just. Mercy is the
province OF the Executive. Let such
criminals be taught To look for it, BY
their earnest efforts to repair the injury
they have done. Let them be made to
feel it their interest 10 have those re-
stored TO their liberty whom they have
deprived oil il. They can always give
more Information for that purpose than
others, and having done all in their pow
er to repair the injury, and atone for
their crime, they would become proper
objects OF clemency; but not ill then.
| O.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18

killed and great number wounded,
they at four O'Clock in the afternoon
of the lo,h, begged for peace
which was granted, on condition that
they would restore the whole OF the
property taken from the traders, and in
future conduct themselves peaceably
and correctly. They however complied
but in part with their promise to restore
the plundered properly, and fearing adj
dltlonai punishment, or deslrous oil OBJ
tanning succor from the neighboring
tribes above them, they avalIed them
selves of the darkness of the night OF the
18th 10 desert their villages; nor were
they again seen during the two follow
ing days in which the troops remained
on the ground.
OF the regular forces under Colonel
Leavensworth, he reports Sergeant
Stackpole, Ca brave and experienced SOL
dier of Chippewa, Niagara, and Fort
Erie) with privates, drowned, and one
private wounded IN aclion--of Gensra
AshIey's volunteers, Hugh johnson was
wounded.
The friendly Sioux took no part in the
action OF the 10th but to their shame
and disgrace, occupied themselves du-
ring the time in plundering the enemy's
corn fields, and before the close OF action,
a parry OF them were seen in conference
with party of the enemy. They soon
after abandoned our troops without as
signing any reasons for their conduct.
Such auXil,aries are not 10 be trusted
without a regular force of superior num-
bers, sufficient TO restrain and coerCe
them.
The Commanding General takes this
occasion to tender his thanks to Col.
Lea tenswor,h, his officers and men, and
to Gen. Ashley and his volunteers, for
the promptitude and discretion, skill and
gallantry with which the expedition was
conducted and executed. The officers
employed on the expedition, and parlicu-
larIv noticed by Col. Leavensworlh,
were Maj. Woolley, brevet Maj. Ketch-
nm, Captains Armstrong and Riley,
Doctor Gale, Lieutenants Wickliii'e,
I i"adey, Cruger, Noel and Norris
VI h SergeanIs Lathrop and Perkins.
The General directs that in all cases
where an enlisted soldier hereafter falls
in action, is wounded, or dies in the hu-
norable discharge of his duty, bis chris
tan name, former place of r q lencc,
age, aud general character as a soldier,
shall be reported to the General by the
Captain or Commanding Officer of the
company to which such soldier belongs.
BY order of Major General Gaines.
X. Lo7vndes, did de- Camp.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18

shew, that the whole Gentle church, in
Guiding | suppose " black curled-headed
Airlcans," stand, in one sense, in the
place and footsteps OF the ancient Jews,
Gods chosen people. We have then,
no more right to make slaves of the At
ricans, than they have to make slaves Of
US.
shall close my remarks, by calling
on the teachers of The christian religion,
and The expounders of the sacred book
which contains its precepts-hkewise The
cunning and crafty friends of conven-
tion-to study we'll the scriptures Of
truth, and to endeavor to unders and their
true import, and Lot to explain away the
plain aud obvious meaning of those pas
sages, which w. K. has transcribed, as
he has done, for the sake of fixing upon
ourselves aud our posterity, the blessings
oil slavery PLOTINUS.
BelleUiAe, Oct. 10, 1928.
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feited It's recognizance; he was again
held to bail to appear at the court al the
ensuing fall term.
Soon after Gillian Powers returned
from marlborough the last time, a
man by the name Of Willie Harris, in he
lower edge of Lincoln or Rutherford
counties, who married niece Of old
a braham Collins, has lett his family,
and has not since been there. Powers
said he got the fifty dollar altered from
Harris; that he has implements for al
tering bills, at which he is very expert
Harris is supposed now to be either in
Georgia, Alabama or Mississippi
Hest. Caroiinian.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-10-18
Observation-Disclosures Sale.

WE'LL be expos, To public sale. at Mount
w Pleasant, in the county of Greene, on
Monday the Eth da, Of November next, the
following lots or parcels OF LAND, the proper
ty Of the late Robert bobson, of said county,
deceased, 10 Wit: The west half of the south
west quarter Of section %, in town 10 north,
and in range - west Of the third principal me-
ri,ian. Also, the west half of the northwest
quarter Of section %, in town 10 north, and in
range l y west OF the same meridian. Also, the
east half OF the southwest quarter Of section
%, in town ~ north, and in range II west OF
lie same merdan-each containing eighty
acres Also, so much Of the east half of the
northwest quarter of section 28, in the town
and ia lgc aforesaid, as is not included in the
town OF Mount Pleasant--and also, nincty-one
lots in the said town OF Mount Pleasant all of
which said lands lie in the said county Of
Greene Said lands are to be sold by order
OF the Circuit Court, or so much thereof as
will raise DEF felt in the settlement Of sail
Hobsou's estate Of uine hundred and sixty dod
lars, 8l-l00.
Terms Of sale, and length of credit, will be
made known ON the day OF sale by
JOEL MEACHAM, Admir-.
Oct IL 1876