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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

.7rsipal eftAe Mexican a4mster.-Arrired al
%cw-Yorl. or the 20th inst. The brig NJ reed
apt. Russell from Alvarado and SACRIFICES
The Merced had on board his excellency Dor
ShuLo OBRE3oN, Minister plenipotentiar,
ffoin the Republic of Mexico to the Unl,eu
states, his suite and SERVANTS Don Migdei
GARCIA, Secretary Of Legation from the Re.
public OF Colombia to Mexico, and servant
and other passengers. Colonel lEnacio Bassa
ire, litcer of the Mexican Legation to Go.
'osnaia; Mr.. Charles fiolfna, and Robert
Naming, Esq. When the MERGED sailed eve
~ thing OF political nature was quiet, ui,d
t'ie minds of the people generally, perfectly
At ease.
General VICTORIA, il is thought will be
elected President, contrary to the expectation
OF ajarge majority Of the people Of the repab
lie of aeS.co. rhe votes stood at the last
accounts from Mexico, viz Victoria, IL; Bra
70, s scatterng, Q. Only two OF three more
states to be heard from, when the MERGED sail
ed. Matters and things were also quiet be
tween Vera Cruz and the castle Of st. Jnan dc
uiioa. 1t WAS sicAly on board the shipping al
Alvarsdo, and other ports.-.T.a. Joua.al
Colombian Em5assy.-i His Exccllency, Senior
Joss N. SArAzAa, Minister Plenipotentiarv
from he Republic of Colombia, with his lad y
and family, and Colonel Gomez, Secretary OF
Legation, arrived in Baltimore on Wednesday
marnins, and they intend, We understand, to
make that city for some time their residence,
previous to the meeting Of Congress-.
Mr.. Gaiiaffn's g henefrftion."-Af-
ter an Intellectual, but unrcmit,ed strue !.
gle, for nearly nine months. on Me part
OF the ultra party, 10 force upon thS peo-
pie the Caucus nomination of Presilen,
and Vicc President, Mr.. GaIla.in, syi.h
that henetrasion for whirh he is more
distinguished han any ofher man sve
ever k1ew," say the editors OF the Ma
sional lntelligencer, has perceived tha,
he hung as a milestone about the neck
of his friend Mr.. Crawford, end that the
only chance Of safety for the latter gen.
tleman, was to be found in his own with
drawal. There was scarcely man in
the Union, who took any interest 10. its
political concerns, and who was not a
blind supporter fthe Caucususurpation,
that did not see, on the l5ghbi February
last, all that the grea, henetfahonof Mr.,
Gallatin has enabled him 10 discover, al.
ter an erherimen Of nine months. The
following is Mr. Galla,in's notification 10
the public:-
Fayefte county, Penn Oct, trf. 2, 1924. ]
Understanding that the wlthdNwai of my
name may have favorable eiteci on the re i
suit Of the approaching election President I
and Vice President of the United 'ates, l re-
quest thatI may no longer be coHdered vs.
candidate for the Office 81 Vice PIs.dent
ALBERT 6 LATIN.
The Editors Of the Euqu ,r and the
1nselligencss tell us that tbs dss lcnsigpl
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
Notice

Is hereby given, that Application viz be
made to the General Assembly of Tie state
OF Illinois, at its next session, to define the
northern boundary Of sangamo county, and to
form new county from a part of Fullou cour
~ and the presen. county OF Sangamo
W. 5. HAMILTON.
August a.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
NOViGE

shereby given, that application will be made
Il TO the next General Assembly Of the safe
OF Illinois for new county to be stricken Of
J ON the attached parts of Pike and Futon
onnties. Pike. county, Illinois 25d yagast,
1914. ORhtN M'CARTNDY.
Aug. 31-67I2t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
Anthony Potts,

Anthony Fotts,
rs.
Alfred skinner and Betsey f
his wife, William Love
and Jemima his wife,
Esac Pheterplace and
Submit his wife, CARA 1lN CEANCE3Y.
Coston, Alfred Coston,
Furnet Coston, and Jo-
shua Leonard and Jane
his wife, the heirs at law
of Samuel Coston, de-
ceased.
FESnis day came the complainant by his coun-
u sci, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court that all the defendants in THIS cause,
except Alfred Coston, are non-resideiits vi this
state, and they having failed 70 enter their ap-
pearance herein, and answer the complain
ants bill, according to law; it is therefore or
dered, that unless they appear here Oh or be-
fore the second Monday in April next, and an
swer the complainant, bill, that the same viii
be taken pro coafesHo And il is further order
cd, that copy OF this order be forthwith pub
listed in the Ed.ardssille Spectator 4or three
weeks successfully.
copy. Attest, SAMUEL LEE. If.
Clerk rsGia Co.ri.
A. w. CAvARLr, Atty. for PHI.
Nov. f6--3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that application will be
l. made to the next General Assembly for a
new County south of the line between town,
ships seven and eight, south of the base line,
inthe county OF Pike. Coiesgrove, Oct5, 1924.
JOHN SHAW.
Oct. l2-7512t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
acknowledgements.

II HAVE for sale, some of the above, in this
4 district, and which | will dispose of on a
credit, cash, or Beef and Pork.
Apply to ROBERT POGUE.
Nov 16-3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
From the Cenius Of Uniyersal Emancipation.

From the Cenius Of Universal Emancipation.
TRIUMPH OF PRINCIPLE IN ILLINOIS.
The friends Of humanity and benevo-
lence, throughout the American Conti-
Dent, have cause to rejoice at the over
throw Of the slave faction in the state OF
Illinois. The feofle have again decided
that slavery, or involuntary servitude,
shall nor be permitted within their bor-
dars' This decision will give The dea'h-
blow 10 the hopes Of those unprinciplsd
wretches who dared 10 raise the standard
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
NOVICE

E cNOT1C II
rs hereby given, that application will IS
made to the General Assembly of the State
of Illinois, at its next session, to form new
county from parts OF ST. Clair. Madison, anil
Washington counties
T.. B. CLEMSON
THOS. RAY,
GE0RGr. LOWE,
NICHOLAS. uoRNFM
Sept 22a, lss4-7llst
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09

PEEP BthIsb THE CURTAIN.
Eztractof letter from Palsdelph,s-Sept. D.
The arrival OF General La Fayette If
this city will present probably The mos.
numerous cavalcade everwitnessed IN tnIs
country The procession will consist Of
the troops and volunteer infantry OF the
city and vicinily-tbose from the coun>
ties OF Bucks, SchuylkiIl, Berks, Montgo-
merry, Chester, Delaware, Northampton,
&c. sc. the troops from Wo odbury, Sa'
len. Bridgetown, Burlington and Tren-
ton, New Jersey and other towns dJacent,
-tbe CINCINNATI, Select and Common
Councils OF the city, & corporations OF the
adjoining districts, lied Men OF Fem
sylvania. lawyers, butchers elegantly
dressed and mounted, troops OF carriers,
wagoners, draymen, &c. in Uniform, ana
many other bodies too numerous TO men.
ton. The horse alone il is believed Will
amount to 5000, and the whole caval'
cade, including the vast assemblsge OF
our citizens will be immense. There are
to be thirteen arches; the Grand CIVIC
Arch opposite the State House, is to, be
100 teel in span and 60 feet high, elegant
~ illuminated with lamps of various colors.
In the evening the city will be splendidly
Illuminated. Ii is expected tbe7General
will arrive the middle of this month, the
I4th or 18th, and pass through one con-
tinued line from Trenton to tins city, say
80 miles
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09
COUNCIL CHA MBER.

Charleston, S. C. dug. e.
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, the
following preamble and resolutions,
were unanimously adopted
The & rty Council Of Charleston hav-
ing received the pleasing iD'elIigenc OF
the landing at New York Of Gen. LA
FAyETTE. the early friend of Ameri-
can Independence, who jeopardised his
life and fortune, and devoted the years
of his youth and manhood to that glori-
Gus cause, rejoice in the opportunity now
afforded, of giving vent to their feel
ings Of gratitude towards him
therefore unanimously Resolved,
That His Honor the. lntendant do adj
dress to Gen. La Fayette letter, con.
graduating him, in the name.of the CT.
tizens Of Charleston, on his safe arrival
in this land of liberty-commun icatng
to him at the same time, the unfeigned
pleasure with which his presence has
filled the hearts Of this portion Of the
American People, and expressing to
him the confident hope and expecta.
ton entertained by our fellow citizens
that be will visit. as soon IA may COM
port with his personal comfort and con
yeniepce, the State which first had the
honor of receiving his Footsteps, when,
in the true spit Of chivalry, and ANNA :,
ted by the love Of liberty, he hassened
to our succour, in the darkest hour of
our national adversely.
Resolved, AS soon as the period can
be ascertained, in which this city may
ex pect the honor of visit from Gen.
La Fsyette, that preparations be made
by the Constituted Authorities. TO vel.
come and entertain him as the 'Guest
of the Nation in manner according
with the generous and grateful feelings
of this community towards this dstin-
guls ed Benef dctor Of oar Country.
Extract from the mimi 90.
WILLIAM PATTON, C.. G..
CELEBRATION AT YORKTOWN.
The satisfaction which we feel, ia
somm0n with ell the iDhabitAnts Of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09
LA FAYETTE LAMPS.

MIR SaDderson has invented c,Uic lamp,
on an economical plan, tor the purpose OF
Illuminating the windows Of houses, &C
1t is said one alon of oil will supply two
hundred OF these lamps. and five dollars
purchase thousand of them. One OF tine
windows OF the Coffee House was illumln-
aled asl evening, which exhibited sPIen-
did appearance. Phil. paper.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09
From Mr.. ToptiFs C0~espOad1sana,,
BATAVIA, April IL l0E1'


Coffee of fine quality is now selling -, |"
Samarang, 1T D.i55-say on board G !" !,
D.I9t currency; it does not yet come ~
bundaplly, but when it does we 'p'I' T.,
must fall TO OLA. Government sou eo M
remnant of last Coffee crop tbs day' VV q,
piculs, averaging per cwt. IL 3D. gay"
bord "a 60 currency. ,.d,d
Imports no cbange-conilnue s9uT TIor
at low prices, and in little demana' b,i.
only excepteds 1 which there Is 90. '.oI5
rel of good in market-5OO oaffs'' WV
I6 dollars. -. n be
We have advices from Calcutta 10 5I' ~,
Sd of March, quoting Indigo, hne =. vi ri.
$50; purple and violet 800 a 3'o"t w 70,
pees per maund--crop in amounts . :"
800 maund.--36O0 less than the p.s ,sjl
wear The Company bad comms,"I S,f
war with the Birman Empire, anu w.
moving forward troops for operaIIto"'I .td
sale was made in Calcutta on lns ,rlr'
March OF 1900 picuIs opium, falns 'n ~
ed in TAI, and Benares 1910 slcc sn ri, ncr
Not an American vessel IN our pU "re lcr
in Calcutta March 3d.--lae u nc w. roD
Salem, lett there Sd FEB. NO n' Snant'
Sumatra tor some months past. ppeGa
dollars none 10 the place-"ouslo n s
IaaI3. Exchange on England, . a If, cG
IS lid; Holland, a5 10 ST. Pei
renCy
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09

NOTE
Because it would be easy for count de
1rasse, 10 good time before his departure
from the West Indies, to give notice, by
express, at what place he could most con-
yepisntly hTst touch to receive advice.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09

CELEBRATION AT YORKTOWN.
The satisfaction which we feel, in
sommon With ell the inhabitants Of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
.4nd Preaerraupe Tegeta6h Cerute.

.9nd PreSer7an1e Vegetable Cerate.
YNvIE important discovery of vegetable substance capa
Bile of restoring and preserving the hair was accden-
tally made by individually who has neither the capacity
the disposition TO practice deception fraud. The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
of the Vegetable Cerate not only restoring and preven
ting the falling off the hair but in producing the greatest
usre and livelness of Imaginable and the public may
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
The of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth OF the hair and by ehectuay preventing its
cuscate and excite the energies of the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ing the hair these, like many other organs of the animal
body, which have been in state of dormancy disease
may be restored 20 their healthy action and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature
The proprietor being aware of the specifies
pamed the public, and DESTROYS that the present article
may not suffer, rests IFS merits the effect it has prodr
found 10 be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming out of the heads Of those who have used
it, and all that is asked, il relates to the verify Gifts ef
feet, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with BALD heads, must rest assured that
by applying few boxes Of the above Cerate, their hair
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life.
To prevent imposition the sale of the Vegetable Cerate
will be confined to DIR. JAMES H. HART, for fhe city Of
NewYork only of Broadway and Chamber.st three
doors from Washington Hail. where will be sold at 81
Us.
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers.
n. b. Gentlemen that bald, after using il for
weeks, will find small fibre Of hair growing on the place
that bald they will continue il for DAYS after
its appearance, then they will shave their hair close of
where it is affected after that it will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune of losing their hair
by sickness, the Cerae will to them in very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair is beyond all
doubts that is the only thing that has been discover
ed in this country, or perhaps in any other.
- few boxes of the above valuable article Just re-
ceved from New York, and for sale the Waterman of
fee %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
PROCLAMATION,

"HEREAS, the Board of Health have received nfor-
w nation that pestenaI disease now prevails at
the Havana, from which vessel has already arrived and
may be daily expected,now therefore the said Board
of Health by and with the advice of the Health Officer
do hereby declare and make known To the citizens and in
habtans Of this Borough, that infectious or contagious
disease now prevails at the said port OF Havana and it is
hereby ordered and directed that ship arriving
trom the SAID port of Havana any other known sicky
port place, after the publication of this act shall be
brought or suffered to approach the said Borough
than the mouth Of Chrsana Creek and that no person or
persons shall be landed put shore, or be suffered 10
be landed put Shores nor any goods or merchandise
BE- landed or put shore, permitted to be from any
ship or vessel arriving aforesaid from the said port Of
Havana or any other sicky port place, until visited BY
the Health officer and the permission of the Board of Health
shall be first had and obtained And hereby declared
and made known that the above regulation shall continue
in force until tie first day of October next unless further
order shall be previously taken therein
By order cf the Board Of Heath,
&. p. BENNETT, President.
PETER CAvEuLV, Secretary.
Wilmington, Is July, 1924 61-12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
VALUABLE real. ESTATE
EHR S4LE

DURSUANr TO the last win and Testament of John
H. Starr deceased. will he exposed to Public Sale on
An diy tie 25h Of 8M WouM nert, at 9 O'clock p. NJ al
the house Of John +. Mansfield, in the village of Cant
wells Bridge The whole of the Real Estate of said deceas
ed, consisting Of The following described lands and ene
meas, situate in The aforesaid village Newcastle county,
and State of Delaware.
No. /. Lot of Ground in high state of improve
men at present divided INFO parts adjoining lands of
David Wilson, the heirs of William Corht, and Others
containing four and sXtyfour perches be the
more or less, which erected very and com
Portable two story brick Dwelling House. with two rooms
ION the first floor four chambers above and cellar under the
whole, all well finished, also brick Smoke-llouse, Sta
bling, Hay BaTack, Carriage House, &c. in good ORDER
and at convenient distance, excellent garden, well en-
CLOSED, and pump of good water in the yard. This
property offers every necessary convenience for the
most handsome situations in the village.
No. 2. landing Lot and Wharf, en- the west side Of
Appoquinmnk Creek, containing ninetywo percles be
the more less, which erected two Store.
Houses for the reception Of grain, capable of containing
5000 bushels each.
No 8. Lot Of well improved ground, adjoining lands
of David Wilson, the heirs Of William Corbii, deceased
and the landing road containing six and fory-two
perches, be the same more or less.
| No A. An undivided right being one-thrd part of a
Lot of embarked meadow adjoining the side Of the
lcauseway, and meadow belonging the heirs Of William
Cobit, deceased, containing five and ninety mine
perches, be the or less
The property VIII be shewn any person previous to
the day of SALE and the TERMS which will be
dating made known, on applica, on to
i DANIEL. CORBiT'T, Ear.
Cantwells Bridge, 9TH Mo. 30, 1894, 63-10t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
FOR SALE,

4 COTTON FACTORY and farm in Mill Creek hum
"A dred. on Pike Creek, late the property of Jesse
Trump deceased. The farm contains 90 acres of good
land which are alarge double store dwelling house,
with well of good water close to the door four tenants
houses good barn, sabng, and an excellent orchard
In the factory there are about 1856 spindes, with all the
requisite preparing machinery The stream Of water is su
cient drive 1000 1900 spndles. The factory, with
or without the farm will be sold reasonable and easy
terms, to suit the purchaser The machinery is now in
operation and is conducted by f. Decatur For further
particulars apply on the premises 10 MARY CLOSE.
July 49, 1924 G2-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
NOTICE.

WHEREAS considerable Inconvenience has arisen to|
w the Auditor OF Accounts and also 10 the county If
Newcastle IN consequence OF of the Road Commits
soners OF sad County, not having made their regular re-
turns OF Their Road Taxes &C. the said Auditor as th
law directs, whereby he is prevented from performing
ms ohcia duties with the Collectors of the Road taxes in
SAID County Notice is therefore given 10 the Road Com
mssloners OF the said County of Newcastle that hev are
required forthwith make returns of the Road taxes for
he last year. to the Auditor according to law and also
Tor those several years previous, for which no settlements
have been made
And notice is hereby given to the several Collectors Of
Road iaXes IN the aforesaid County, that the Auditor viii
aeha at Newcastle on the 10Th and Goth DAYS of August
next IN order TO settle their for the last wear
Collectors of Road taxes for former wears who
have not already settled their accounts with the Auditor
are particularly required to attend at the aforementioned
ne ana Pace win their accounts prepared for settlement
otherwise they may expect incur the penalties which tbe
law directs EBEN,R nj AGK1ST " az" VIC
c 90, 49, .4udttOr Of .qccouts
'"yi""i 'uy i~th lo%t 6l-10t,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 30, 1894

- -w,-,,,,, '',"'o1r 'IFN"I"HNT' 'UHt %, Io24
NOTICE is hereby given TO the proprieors of the ey
IN changed per cent. stock of 1si2 issued in plrs
of act of Congress entitled, act authorizing
subscription TO the old six per cent and deferred socf
and providing for an exchange of the ame passed ON the
sixth Of July 1872 that the principal of the said stock and
the interest which may be due thereon at the time will
be paid to the said propetors their attorneys duly a
horzed the first day Of January, 1926 the Treasury
in Washington, at such Loan Office the books where
Of any portion of said stock may stand.
information is further given, that surrender of the GER
hcates OF the said exchanged six per stock will be
required at the time of redempon and that the interest
thereon will cease and determine the 3ls day Of de-
cember, 1924. VIM ii. CRAWFORD,
July O. 59-t1Jan. Secretary Of The T,sasfry
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
CGciL CouNrE, S.,


fbHoMAS PHILLIPS, citizen Of Newcastle County in
the State of Delaware, having obtained from the lie.
1928, special for his relief, under the nsolyen law
OF 1905 and the several supplements thereto petoned
the Judges OF Crcl County Court the above Term for
discharge from his confinement in the Jail of Cecil Coun
ty, and at the time filed with his petition schedule
Of his property, list of his creditors, list of debts due
him. on oath, SO far as he could ascertain them; and the
taken the oath required by said Of 1906 is therefore
ordered and adudged that the sad Thomas Pbs be dis
charged from confinement and that he cause copy of this
order TO be inserted IN the Et0" Press, Derare Uach-
and the Bamore American and Commercial La;v Ill
7eer, once week for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY at least
three months before the first Saturday in next September
emto give notice to his creditors to appear before the
said Court the said first Saturday Of said Term Al lie
Court House IN Ekton, for the purpose of recommending
trustee tor their benefit, and shew cause If they have
ahy' why the sad Thomas Philips should have the
benefit of the said Act of Assembly and the several sun
piemens thereto. TEST. JAMES sEWALL, Clerk.
June %, 1924 "a -