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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

For the establishment OF sChooi, anu
the support of gunsmith tor said In
dams, as provided for BY the sixth article
of said Tre,:y, the sum OF Two thousand
dollars, annually, for twenty years;
For running he line Of the land as
signed TO SAIL Indians, as provided Tor
| in1 the seventh article ofsaid Treaty,
the sum five thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. ind be H further enacted,
Thai the SAID sums be, and they are
hereby, directed to be paid out OF any
moneys in the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated.
Washington, MAJ &c, 1924.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT for altering the time of holding the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
fourth Circait in the Maryland District.
Be IL snasted By The Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United SfateS
Of american Congress assembled, That
the terms Of the Circuit Court OF the
United Stats for the fourth Circuit IN
the Dlslriclof Mary land, which are now
directed by law 10 be holden Oh The hrst
day OIL May and seventh Gay OF N"see-
her, IN each Year, Shall be heresfier boz
den Oh The sth days OF May an Deem
Der in each year, excep' where SUN
DAVIS shall occur on Sunday. wnen the
terms,o of the said Courl Shall commence
and be holden on,he next succee dlig daY.
Sec. Q Ind De t further enacted
That the first .esslon o! sad Clrtuis
Court, after the passage OF this act, shslt
be held on he slshth day OF ID cemher
in the year eishleen hundred aud twenty
four.
SEC. s. Ind be il farther enacted
ThmlaII nsnc.sI ,,h, hay, i,so.,d
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10 '"o "e ~ sueecpu'n5 ,'''"',
iore esiaohshed, soai' oe "e'u 'S'uf"a.
bic, ana De relurneu' % 'nose icr'os W
whiSn 'hey are seVer"i'y cha"Seu y 'n's
ac'. =. -,
~ ns'o'' way ~ i ,,,,pc ,fo~Dnp
r'
AN .cr m,k;,r M anpronr;at;on toward,
he extingu.sh,ncnt of the ouapaw titles TO
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v 1"4s1'.0 % s-Yn' COP 600 1850 VS.
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'etri'oty o' N"',sas.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
punNos AynEs. ApRIL %.

The American trlgate, the United
States, arrived at Valparaiso on the 9th
uit. MIR. Allen, the American Anbls-
sadori and his family, landed on the 2 aln.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
j. G. CALHOUN,
JOHN MsLEAN.

CT THE SECRETARY OF TIE NAVY, and the
ATTORNEY GESERaL, not having expected to
be in the city, have not subscribed TO the din
ncr. We are authorized 10 say, that IL the AZ.
toraey General had received similar imitation,
and had subscribed, he would now have joined,
in the above letter. Wash. Rep
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03


AN ACT granting to the Counties or Parishes
of each State and Territory of the United
States, in which the Public Lands are stuat-
ed, the right of pre-emption to quarter Sec
tions of land, for seats Of justice within the
same. r M
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
or Rehresenfafives ofthe United States
Of .1merica in Congress assembled, That
there be granted to the several counties
or parishes OF each Stale and Territory
Of The United States, where here are
public lands, ct The minimum price for
which public lands of the United States
are sod, the right Of presumption 10 one
a. r,er section Of land. in each of the
counties o. parishes, OF said states
end territories, in trnst for said conn.
ties or parishes, respectively, for the
establishment Of seats Of Justice there
in: Provided. The proceeds OF the sale
OF each % said quar,-rseclinns shall be
appropriated for the purpose Of erecting
public buildings in the county or parish
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
TO TIE PEOPLE OF ONO

Ftho,V Citizens: From the confidence with
which Il has been asserted in some Of the public
prints, that coalition las bt en- formed between
the friends OF Mr. Clay and those Of AIR. Craw.
ford, for the purpose Of transferring the interest
OF the forner, in this state, TO the latter, have
thou ut IT proper thus publicly to pronounce i
base, untoanded, and malicious falsehoo1 No
such coalition exists; none such has been pro
posed; nor do believe that an idea Of the kind
has ever been entertained by the parties them
selves u it exists any where, it IS in the cor.
rupt imagination Of the few, who, having no
political or moral character themselves. are
wiling to attribute to others any alteration from
rectItude which interest may suggest.
Tie gentlemen who compose the CLAW ticket
have given a written pledge that they will sup
port that candidate; and Inow pledge m, self to
you, fellow citizens, that he VIII not be with
drawn from The contest, but by the fiat of his
maker. In that event, acting under the 60
vernment of these principles, which have e.
yer cherished and avowed my vote, should
be an elector, win be given without reference
10 my personal Wishes to the candidate whom |
conscleDtlousiy may suppose to stand next to
Mr.. Clay IN the estimation ofthe people of Ohio,
and have no doubt but my respectable col.
leagues you'd pursue the same course.
Your fellow. citizen,
w. II. HARRISON.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

to the final issue Of IRE election, key
feel enough to animate them to CONT
nued exertion, and TO inspire them
with reasonable hope. Without es-
timating the degrees of probability
which may exist in his favor in the at
lantic states, respecting which, you are.
probably better informed, than in our
remote situation we can be, we think
that the six states in the west. which
have been heretofore counted for him.,
may be still enumerated in his favor
In regard to Louisiana, one of them,
there was a moment alter It's recent
elections, when some doubt was allie
ged to exist as to the direction which
would be given to its suffrage Suisse
quent information has dispeiled il.
In Mr.. Clay's late reelection to Con-
gress, some have thought that they dis
covered an evidence of bis withdrawal
from the presidential contest. Nothing
is further from the truth than any such
inference. lie has merely submitted
to the wishes OF the people of his dis
trict, who were DESTROYS that in no e.
vent. should his services be lost to them
and the nation. MOI has he placed him
self by this reelection in any new atti-
tude. or assumed a position different
from that occupied by all the other cam
didates. General jackson has been.
elected to the senate since his nominal
ton, and Nessrs Crawford and Adams.
hold important and influential Offices,
which their friends do not call on them
to resign. His late election to Con-
gress, left Mr.. Clay precisely as it found
him, and is no more an evidence of a
withdrawal from the contest, than was
General Jackson's election TO the Sc
nate by the Legislature of Tennessee.
All differences drawn from this event,
hostile to his continuance on the list Of
candidates, are wholly gratuitous and
unfounded.
We shall offer no apology for this
mmuaication. The common interest
in the subject of it, which our states
respectively have, the natural and lau-
dabIe desire which is felt to promote a
public object, which we honestly and
sincerely believe to be for the general
good, 10 say nothing of the amicable
and kindred relations which exist be-
tween the people of the two states, will,
we are sure, secure for tia candid and
re spectful reception.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
Frcm ne Richmond ENQUIRER.
TO TIE PEOPLE or VIRGINIA.


Mr.. Gaiiatin's notification of hi, withdrawal
as a candidate for the Office Of yice-president
Of the United States, has been communicated
to the Central Corresponding Committee-The
motives which have actusted this distinguished
citizen 10 take this sep, are in the highest de.
gree disnterested and honorable 10 him, and
mist raise ham in tie estimation of his country.
tiis obj It's 10 promote union among the frien Is
OF the Republican cause, without intending to
favour The election Of any particular person to
the Vice Presidency. No embarrassment can
arse from hrs circums anee, to the friends Of
Mr.. Crawford "a Virginia. The Electors who
are nominated on the Crawford Ticket, will, #
course, vote for that Gentleman as Pro sident,
and for such person as Wee President, as may
ne best entitled to public Confidence, and cal.
grated to unite the votes of the people OF the
United states
The Central co'resbondng Committee.
Richmond. Oct. Is, 1924,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
CRAWFORD TICKET,

William G. Holt, of Norfolk,
DIR. Charles II. Graves, of Surry.
John Cargill, of Sussex.
Gen. VIM. H. Broadnax, Of Greensvill'
Gen. John Purnal, of Pr. Edward.
. DIR. James 10 mes, of Nottoway.
Maj. Charles Yancey, of Buckingham.
Col. Joseph Martin, of Henry.
Col. Tn. NJ Randolph, of Albemarle.
Judge w. peterborough, Richmond
John L. Lomax, of Fredericksburg.
Col. William Jones, of Glouceste
Robert Shields, sen of York.
Col. Ellison Currie, of Lancaster.
Robert Taylor, of Orange.
Isaac Foster, OF Fauquier.
Daniel Morgan, of Jefferson.
William Armstrong, of Hampshire.
Arch'd Rutherford. of Rockingham.
John Boyer, of Rockbrilge.
james Hoge, of Montgomery.
Andrew Russell, of Washington.
Joseph Ii. Samuels. Of Wood.
William Marteney, of Randolph.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
American Industry.
CLAY TICKET,

Foa PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky.
ToR VICE Pm SID Mt.
MA THAN SANFORD, Of .Nsw York.
William Long, Esq. of Berkeley.
Hon. Francis Brooke, Of Caroline.
Nordecai Cook, Esq of Norfolk.
Col. Edward Pescud, of Petersburg.
Maj. John GOODWIN, of Dinwiddie.
Col. Addison Powell, of Brunswick.
DIR. Samuel p Hargrove, Of Halifax.
Richard ". Thweatt, Esq. ofCnesterield.
William Campbell, Esq. of Bedford
Col. Th: Fl. Wooding, Of Pittsylvania.
Bennett A. Crawford, of Amherst.
: Archibald Bryce. jun. Esq ofGoochland.
John Goodall, Esq. of Williamsburg.
Col. r. B. Patteson, of Buckingham.
Col. Austin smith, Of King George.
Robert l.. Madison, Esq. of Madison.
John Marshall, jun. of Fauquier.
DR.. r. Rittenhouse Barton, of Frederick
Col. William Carson, of Shenandoah.
Moses II. Mann, Esq of Allegheny.
Hugh Caperton, Esq of Monroe.
Henry Chapman, Esq of Washington.
Daniel Stringer, Esq. of Lewis.
Isaac Letter, Esq, Of Ohio.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
ADAMS TICKET.

Col. Stephen Wright, Norfolk.
DIR. Henry w. tlolleman, Surry.
DR.. John W. King, Dinwiddie.
Edward Il. Chambers. Lunenburg.
Coz. John Clarke, Halifax.
Benjamin Hatcher, Manchester.
Col. William b. Lynch, Lynchburg.
Col. James Galway, Franklin.
John VI. Martin, Nelson.
William b. Randolph, ilenrico.
Philip Harrison, Fredericksburg.
Christopher Tompkins, Mathews.
Robert Lively, Hampton.
Hancock Eustace, Stafford.
John SEackeford, Cuipeper.
Capt. john P. Duyal, Fauquier.
Iahn Rose, i.eesburg.
Eon. Hugh lloImcs, Winchester.
Col. Jacob Eanmctrc, Hardy.
Thoma- J. Stuart. Slaunton.
Pere i Wcthered. Greenbrier.
Peter Mayo, Abingdon.
Enos Thomas, Mason.
John ;. Barnes, Moaonga!ia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
JACKSON TICKET.

Hon. Robert White, Winchester.
DR.. r. b. Stark, Norfolk.
Capt John Wynn, Petersburg.
Capt. T.. II. pegram, Dinwinddie.
Col. f. Kennon. MeckIenburg.
Col. Thomas Davenport, Halifax.
Lewellen Jones, Nottoway.
Major n. Reid, Bedford.
Col. G. Hairston, Henry,
Chiswell Dabney, Amherst.
Capt. G. Vashon, Goochlaud.
Capt G. Buckner, Caroline.
John M. Garnet, Essex.
Capt. VIM. Burton, Mccormack.
Col j Briggs, Stafford
Jeremiah strother, Culpeper.
Thomas L. Moore, Fauquier.
Joshua Osborne, Loudoun.
DIR. p. Harrison. Rockingham.
VIM. Langhorne, Botetourt.
Col. W. Crockett, Montgomery.
Hon. 2. Johnston, Washington.
Col. l.. +. DAWSON, Harrison.
David NJ. Hoge, Monongalia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

TIE foll1wiugis an extract Of letter. fsays the
Political Examiner.) in relation to Mr.. Cray,
to gentleman IN Frederick county, from a
Senator Of the United States, dated
'PHILanELraIl, OBJ September. 1894
"Dcar Sri send you the proceedings Of the
city OF Philadelphia, the address, and also the
Aurora. that has espoused the cause Of Mr. Car
There is reasonable expectation of his re.
ceiving hat Of New York. The SIX western
states arc tr'a-if any thing can be done in
Mar ard, it will be imperfect. Ny opinion is,
he viii come into the house,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28
VIM. T. BARRY, 2
GEO. ROBERT SON, a9'
JOHN ROWAN, 3
BEN. W. PATTON. -
J. J. CRITTENDEN, J :
Frank fort, Sept 1924.

Georgia.-An Election was hid
in Savannah. on Monday last, for
Members Of Congress, STATED Senator
and three Repres, natives fortliat conn-
ty. The State is entitled TO seven Re-
representatives. in Congress, and it is re-
markahIe that only seven candidates
offered; Of course they must all he re-
turned. They are Messrs TAtlnall,
Cuthhert, Forsyth, Merriwe'her, ! hom-
son Cary and Haynes VIM. Dawes
was elected Senator. and Messrs Law,
Pooler and Myers, Representatives Tor
Calham County In accordance with
late law of The State, vote was ia
ken upon the question, whether Eiec-
tors of President and Vice President
should hereafter he chosen by the peo-
pie or by the Legislature-the resnls
was, by the people, 35o-Legsia'uie,
sc.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

4 .SlandeYer Punished A meet
ing took place last week on kenning-
ten common, between Mr.. 5. and Mr.
G Each gentleman had his second.
and surgeon from that city was i'll
attendapce. They met exactly q! four
O'Clock, and the ground was lmmedI-
ateIy measured; the gentlemen then
received their pistols, and on a signal
given, they fred, and the ball OF Mr..
S srzed the shoulder OF Mr.. G. The
seconds then interfered, and end eavour-
ed to bring about a reconciliation, but
to no effect Mr.. S. remained infex-
able. The pistols were therefore a
gain delivered, and the parties fred a.
gain. when Mr.. G. Immediately fell,
the ball having entered his right side
little above the hip Mr. s then APP
preached him, when M. G taking HIM
by the hand, begged his forgiveness,
owning himselfin fault. The circnm-
stances that led to this meeting were
said to be as follows About month
ago an anon, nous letter was sent to a
Young lady TO whom Mr.. s, was pay
| inc hisatldiesses eG,mlng his character;
in consequence OF which, Mr.. s. de-
termined never TO let the matter resi-
until he found cut this secret enemy TO.
his peace. Alter the most diligent
search hand inquiry, he a, last discover
ed him in the person OF Mr.. G. A
challenge was Immediately given and
accepted; and thus Mr. G.. met with,
the result already described. Mr.. u
now at the house ofthe surgeon Whoa n
tended the meeting, and is undergoing y
severe suffering, thoughin the surg'oas
opinlon there islo fear that they wound
will prove mortal. The nneetiig Was
managed with so much secrecy amt
expedition. that the parties were OH M
ground before the watchmen could
each the place from h,nce they heafd
hercpor,cl III: pi:tAs Il Lon, pop
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

The election of Electors Of President
and Vice President Of the United States
. takes place. throughout the state, on
MONDAY NEXT. Friends of the diff
ferent candidates can supply themselves
with tickets, on application at the office
of the Martinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-28

We are authorized to announce, that Al
BERT GALLAfIN declines being longer con-
sldered as a Candidate for the Off e OF Vice
President of the United States Vat Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

SINGULARLAIy CASE.

4 man hy the name Of Sm III, cut off the
ears uf one Taylor, in Mas. AZ New Pro'i-
dence he was tried and convicted under
the statute of Mayb i'm, which is - capital
offence ), an arrest of ia Igment WAS moved,
on the ground That the ear WAS D0t Il
- member nj the body" as referred Ia in
the statute.
The Court took werl 10 consider, and
gave learned opinion, showing cl"arly
that ID ear WAS a nrmberof the body, aud
in citing authorities. the following was ~.
feircd to from ST. Paul, in his first episile
81 the Corinthians
H. For the body is not onc member, but
many.
10. If the foot shall say, because ! am
mol the hand, am not of the body Is II
therefore not of the body
lG And if tnr ear shtil say, because !
IN not the cyr, ntn not of the body, ia il
not therefore sc The body :
II. 1.-THE whole body WERE an eye whef'
were the hearing II the ahUle Were hcal
mg, where were the smelling
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
SUNSET ruoIiGIlIs


How beautiful The setting sun
Hpbosrs DER tho wave :
Like virtue, lie drrnr .nrfarc' done.
Descending IN the grave
Yet smiling with n brow i love,
Btpignini, pure aud Kind,
Aud l,lrs.ing, ere size soHrs above,
The fcalms sue leaves behipl,
The cioudlcts, edged with im.sn iT.bt.
Veil Ger The blue sercns,.
While swift the legions q The nieb,.
Are shadowing DER = 40 sreuo.
The 'ea'gnli, with y ailing moan,
UpsiartlinR, tug,ls u s..k
lis lonely dwelling place, upon
The rromonfary s peak
The heayingron- .,he d,tant hill
he waning Hy--ihc voods--
With meIanch ~ musing an
The .weliin heart, ihTt troods
Upon III" ''Rl lie Of other days,
W nose q Jiics nov are duh.
Ann Oh ihe. vi.ioDs Hope could raise,
'1rant,. but beaulHul
Were are the bright illusions vain
Thai. fancy bodied forth
sunk Ia their silent caves again,
a norp of the North
III Who would live those visions DER.
All brilliant though they seem,
sSpcr cnrih IS but a desert shore,
Aud lite weary dream
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
PIRATE TAKEN.

The Charleston Courier informs that by
the arrival there of the schooner JAS. Mas
Olson from Baracoa, Intelligence is received
" that on the nth ult. u piratical barge,
commanded by the notorious FRANefsco
CuIco ARAG0NEs, and manned by l2
men, was captored at Marcida, by some
Spanish troaps fran Aegean, in Cuba, af-
ter blockadng that port Tor six WEEKS
One man was killed; the rest escaped on
shore, hut were expected To he taken, AS
they were surrounded and could not escape.
Aragocnes is the man who sw"rr, some
weeks since, that he would never cut his
hair or nails, or shave his beard, TIL he had
murdered one hundred English, French or
Americans
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
70 Mr Efi'or oChe 7'imps

Sin In consequence ofthe many nie.
conceptions that ATE abroad, with respect
IL the share which | have had in III" de
strucieuof Lord Byron Mrmoirs, think
il right 60 state the leading fact. Of hal
transaction To the public.
Without entering into the Perspective
clains of Mr.. Murray aad myself To TIE
prnpprty in. these hrnnirs, "a question
8 hich, NOW iIlat they are destroyed, can
hr Of but little moment 10 my QUE il IL
sufficient To say, that believing the mann
script still 10 be mine, placed it al
the disposed of Lu'd Blrous sister, Mrs.
Leigh, with the sole reservation on pro
test egaip8l il3 total fes'rutii5n ---at least
without perIsaI aud consultation among
the parties. The majority of the persons
present disagreed win this opinion, and il
1eos he only point npoa uhieh there hid
erigt any d!Fertnce dei'eeen rs. The ma
nusciipt was accordingly tom and burned
before my Eyes; and Immediately paid
IN Mr.. MURRAY, IN the presence of the grn
ilrmrn assembled, two thousand gninras,
with interest, Sc. being the amount of what
owed him upon the security nj my bond,
aud FOR which lnuW stani indebted to my
publishers, Messrs. i.onsmau (, Ga.
Since thea, the family Of Lord Byron
have in nanaer highly honorabicto them
selves, proposed an arrangement, by which
The sum Thus paid to Mr.. Murray might
be reimbursed me but. from feelings
and considerations which II is unnecrssar,
her,. 10 explain, have respectfully. bni
prrtnpiorliy, declined thrir offer am.
Sir. yours, Sc THOMAS MOORE.
May Is, 1894.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20
Washington, June &c, 1894

washington, June &c, 1894
SIR-Your letter of this evening dated
Jane p, has ust been received by Major
Miller.
The offensive expressions in my letter of
The 9th uIi. are not only true, but proved
by me IN be So, in the course of my public
,idties arraigninG the official conduct of
yonr uncle, aud yourself as his deputy Cor
which | refer all concerned TO the records
"f the nation, contained ia the testimony
by me filed in lhlt case, and of the abb.
report Of The attorney general Of the u. ..
Oh that snhl"ct.
ttherefure decline the honor proposed
by you, never intending tn recognize the
principle, that the investigation of official
conduct whether of principal or deputy in
the manner in which have conducted the
one in qdtstian, Can impose any obligation
10 give the kind of s tisfhciiau which you
seem To desire, ercn to an innocent party
also remind You. that my letter of the
9Th May last WAS elected by IA document
filed by you in your own case and that of
your uaclc, giving most erroneous repre
sentation ofmy motitrs and conduct in the
investigation alluded 10. This cioses our
correspondence. Yours, &c.
DAVID BARTON.
IT. w Conway EAa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-20

Intention ofHe Etmolc .4vohcuiio make
nnotter .fsceHsion.--Yc Yesterday morning i
gentleman arrived in town from Bedding
Ton, and slnies, that The Il m lie Jane Stocks
has been announced by the medical atten-
dants to be ont of danger, and that if no
change took place., she would sh"rlIy be in
town. The same gentleman says, that
when he vent II her bed sid" ON Thursday
last, she said, "Who do you think has hern
To srr me- :" he replied, he could not tell s;
she rcioiurd, " Why, Air. Graham and he
says, thai If am we'll enough shall rs
"rud with him an Weudoesddy in his bad
loon, and told him should have no oh
iectlon." The gentleman expressed bis
surprise al the answer she had made, and
eaid, Why. surely after the escape you
have had, would never venture in balloon
again )" towhIeh she maacno reply.