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

The following letter from Col. Post was re.
ceived on Wednesday evening last. 1t is much
to be regretted that it did not arrive in time
For Publication last week.
Bonhamme, 24th J1ilv, 1924.
DEAN SlR--Yonr note of yesterday, en-
closing the Spectator cfthe Goth instant, is this
moment received
In the has,y reply which now make, it must
be Observed that am not always disposed, in
the hrst instances OF avoWal OF dsavowal, to at
tribute to the parties concerned either base
ness OF heart or evil intentions, Especially at
periods OF warmly contested elections, which
appears to be the present condition OF
your section OF the state because, during
periods Of public excitement, many circum-
stances OF apparently MINOR consideration, are
apt to escape the mind.
However, so far as your publications concern
myself, feel confident of being fully able to
refresh the recollection OF the gentlemen con-
cerned, and convince them that in the par, |
have acted, there has been no violation of per-
sona' rights nor personal confidence; no want
OF Official respect, neither trespass nor impo-
silion the public finctionares of the nation
had intended to have been in Edwards
vile, on business with the canal commissioners,
toNarc.s the last OF next week, but am appre-
hensive the rains vii. have raised the waters,
before that time, 50 AS to prevent me. At any
event, Gnability alone excepted) | shall be
there in a few days, and hatter myself that on
a personal interview with the gentlemen, all
differences relatively to this affair, either be-
tween themselves or with me, will be readily
adjusted.
am, respectfully, sir, your most obt.
JUSTUS POST.
II. WAnRnS, Esq.
Ed~ ardsville.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

His object has been TO defend himself;
but if Mr. Crawford and his parnzans
want to make any more experiments
upon him, we are well assured he has
no Indisposition to meet them before the
House OF Representatives, at the next
session of Congress. II there should be
any flinching, backing out, or shrinking
from Investigation, we venture to say ii
will not be on his part.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
From the Plymouth (Ms.) Memorial.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.


II nev interpretations method o fmilking
Cozus.
have had the satisfaction Of wines
sing, in presence OF a number of gentle
men, COW evacuating the whole of her
milk by the following simple contri-
vance. A rye straw was introduced m
to the orifice OF each tcat through which
the milk flowed spontaneously in a full
and uninterrupted stream, until the udder
was completely emptied. In exactly
rive minnies, between and quarts
were thus drawn Off After the straws
we're Withdrawn the udder was collapsed
and empty, and not spoonful Of milk
could be obtained by the efforts OF the
hand. 1t is we'll known to anatomisls,
that the numerous milk tubes or canals
are so formed as 10 communicate with
each other, and all terminate in the cx-H
tremi,y OF the teat, and the milk is re-
tanned by power similar TO the con-
traction OF sphincture muscle. The.
straw or tube being introduced removes
the contraction mechanically, and allows
the milk to flow freely. The discovery
of this novel process was reserved for a
simple rustic boy in the town OF Middle
borough. His father, by the name OF
Bent, having COW tina, did not yield her
milk without great strength and effort,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

was induced 10 sell her to neighboP,
bul she was for the same reason return
ed again to the original owner The boy
al" avs dreaded the milking as a very
laborious and fatiguing task, while his
brother finished milking another COW in
half the time. After some time, how
ever, the boy, who had the most difficult
task assigned him brought in his milk
before the other. Mr.. Bent inquired by
what means he had finished milking
sooner than usual. The boy was silent
and the secret remained undiscovered for
several days, when the father accompa-
MED him to the barn and had his curl.
osty fully grati6ed. The boy opening
box which contained a number OF rye
straws, one of which being introduced
into each tcat, the COW was speedily
MIXED without the smallest cxertion.
The straws are introdu ed about half an
inch, which is done with great facility,
the COW discovers not the least impa-
thence, but in withdraw ing the straw a
little force is required. Small quilts
made entirely smooth al the end would
be preferable; but milking tubes may
be made Of silver or tin, and it is not inn
probable that those articles will soon be-
numbered among our indispensable uten-
sils. The size should be little larger
han quill from the wing of hen.
Whether the habitual emp oyment of
the tube will tend to impair the reten-
tive power OF the teal or otherwise prove
injurious must be determined by expc-
rience; but am inclined to the opinion,
that no injury will be produced as the
substance of the teat is not very sus-
cepiole oil irritation or of Inflammation.
We may now congratu late our milking
men and mlkmaids on this very impor-
'ant acqnisiiion from which may be an
cipaed the following advantages.
LIST. A dairy OF so or more cows en-.
ploys twice in a day or persons in
milking-by this new method, if the tube
is made oil the full size of the orifce to
| receive ii, the whole business may be
| performed in one third of the time, and
animal.
I'd. We may be relieved from the I'M
pleasant apprehension OF dirty hands
Employed in milking.
Sd When the udder is in an undurat.
| cd or diseased state, or the leafs tender
and excoria,ed, the animal may be milk
ed without pain.
Attn. Precious kicking cows may in
this way be MIXED with less trouble and
danger.
Had this curious discovery been made
by philosophers and psychologists in
past ages, they might have claimed
rank with Franklin and Jenner, but the
| Middleborough boy is surrey entitled to
public consideration for his ingenuity.
/ cannot resist the desire (tthe assoc
citation may be permitted) on this occa.
sion, TO Suggest another happy conse-
quence that may result from this disco
very, one in which our personal feelings
are more particularly interested.
| JAMES TEACHER.
Plymouth, June, 1924.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

We have received the replication oil
Gov. Edwards to Mr.. Crawford's com
muncslion to the committee of inves,i-
CATION, and shall lay it before our readers
when the publication OF the laws of the
asl session Of Congress, which we are
instructed TO finish without delay, shall
have been completed.
We shall probably avail ourselves Of
the promised analysis in the National
Journal, Of the testimony taken before
the committee.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
J. NJ. S'YRODE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

HAS permanently settled at Springfield for
L L the purpose Of devoting his attention
exclusively to the practice of his profession.
lie viii practise in the courts of Sangamo and
the adjacent counties, and pledges himself
to discharge all business confded to his care
in the line Of his profession with promptitude
and punctuallty.
AuoY,c4 3-9t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
In the Circuit Court for 81. Clair coug.
tn, March Term, 1924.

In the Circuit Court for 81. Clair coun.
tn, March Term, 1924.
NICHOLAS HANSEN, ? co"prt.
JAMES W. BnADsnr In chancery.
DAVID S. WHrrEsIDE,
and JOSEPH WHrrE, Def'ts.
? >HIS day came the complainant BY
N his counsel, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court that the deleh-
dant is not an inhabitant Of this state.
On motion of the complaipant's counsel,
il is ordered by the Court, that unless the
said defendant shall enter his appearance
herein, and answer the complainant's bill
on, or before the first day of the next
term Of this Court, according to the rules
OF this Court, the same will be taken 40
confessed agains, him. And j, is further
ordered by the Court, that an attested
copy OF this order be published four
weeks successfully in the Edwardsyillc
Spectator, before the next term.
a copy. Attest,
JOHN HAY, Clerk.
Aug. Sat
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

O. meeting of the professors of the no
man Catholic Religion, living in Madison coun-
ty, is requested at the Schoot House in Ed
wardsvile, on Saturday the 18th day of Au.
gust next, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
SEVERAL CATHOLICS.
August 5.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
10 Hon. John Qalfncg .9llaus, J. C. Calhoun, aaa
.yohu NJ Lean
WAsalNaroN ClrY. 5 Inly. le24.


WAsHiSGroS CRY, 5 July, 1924.
Gentlemen: The Committee OF Arrange
faents for celebrating the approaching Ami
eersary or American independence, have in
sfipeted Us 10 say that they regret the with
drawal of Your subscriptions to the Anniyer-
sary Dinner, and the more so as that withdraw
al seems to have been induced by Z miscohcep-
ton OF the motives which governed the Com
miuee in the course they deemed advisable to
pursue in the case of Mr. Edwards.
We have the honor to be, with great respect,
your obedient servants.
(Signed) THOMAS CARBERRV, Charm
Jos. GALES, Jr. Sec'y.
To 7ho'Has Carbery, Chairman, and Jos. Gales,
.jr Secretary Of the Committee Of .3Irange-
ae'Hs for celebrating the .3Aaiusrsary Of .4ale-
iican L1dsfeadence.
WAsarS6ToS, July, 1924.
Gentlemen We have had the honor of re-
eeiving your letter of the Sd inst. and request
YOU to present TO the Committee the assurance
that we cordially regret the incident which has
deprived us of the pleasure we had promised
ourselves in uniting with them and the rest of
our fellow citizens, subscribers to the Ami
Yersary Dinner, at the social board, on the day
peculiarly devoted TO generous and patriotic
feelings We wish YOU to add, with the tender
OF our respects, that the determination to with
draw orr names from the subscription, was ts-
ken from the convictions OF our own duty,
wthou, inqairing into the notices of the Com
mittec, or reference to them.
We are with great respect, gentlemen, your
very humble aud obeiieni servants,
(Sasned) JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
J. C. CALHOUN,
JOHN Mclean.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
CONVENTION
NO CONVENTION,

J In this county, Janes Lemen, jr. is
elected Senator in the place Of the Rev.
William Kinney, and Messrs. Moore, 81.
Blackwell, and Imam are elected Repre-
senla,iyes.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

Col. VIM. M'REE, late Of the u. S. ar
my, has been appointed Surveyor Gene
raj OF Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas,
vice Gen. RECTOR, removed.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
From the New-York American.
THE REPORT.

engaged the attention OF the nation, are
yet doomed to a still more hazardous
and scrutlnizing trial than that just clos
ed before the Committee of lnvestiga-
ton. That committee, able, candid and
intelligent, have selected, siited, and re-
ported voluminoes mass of testimony, |
aud even had they accompanied j, with
an unqualified acquital oil one, and con.
demnation oil the other, opinion still
would have rejudged The case, and would
have awarded praise or fixed dishonor,
independent of The decision Of the com
mlltee. A S it Is, however, the Commit
tee of Investigation pretty folly acqui,
Mr. Crawford Of bad intentions, and
sustain in general terms his integrity and
ability, while a. the same time they d.
clare there are othvr points which have
not escaped consldcraaon, but which.
upder ali inc circumstances they have
thought proper to leave without obser
vation, IN me lish IN which they arc
PLACED by the evidence.
There Is some hing studied and Pc
cu!lar IN THIS acquiual OF man from bad
Intentions, where no charge Of corrnp-
ton had aecn mad and TO speak OF
mans general ability and iaWness, I'M
plies nothing more nor less, than that in
The detail, his conduct ID sonne points,
! bad been irregular and indc!oasible.
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

DIED-In the neighborhood Of Edwards
vile, this morning, JAMES II. WRIGHT, son of
Mr.. James Wright. He was years, 6 months
and Is days old, and was a promising boy ofhis
age. { Comnu71 Gated.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

We are requested to state, that EDMUND
RANDLE, ESQ. is a candidate for the Office of
Major III the 9th Regiment of Illinois Militia.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
ELECTION RETURNS.
MADISON COUNTY.

Rctresentatiue to Congress.
Daniel P. Cook, 645
Shadrach Bond, 285
Representatives to the General Assemble. Il
Curliss Brakeman, $40
George Churchill, 5l6
William Dwell, 48o
Benaiah Robinson, 500
Emanuel ]. West, 500
John Todd, 500
County Commissioners.
Hail Mason, GAY
John Howard, 6l8
Benjamin Stedman, sos
Matthias Chiffon, 33l
William Ogle, aos
Ephraim Marsh, los
Sheriff.
Nathaniel Buckmas,er, 665
Daniel Meeker, $50
r. I. Mckinney, 50
Coroner.
Joshua Delaplaine, 442
Isaac Prickett, 427,
CONVENTION, $50
NO CONVENTION, $50
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

he now can, the mistakes OF Mr.. Noble.
In our next paper, we shall enter up
on detailed analysis and review of the
evidence taken before the Committee, in
which we mean conclusively TO show,
in the frs, place, that every charge made
against MIR. Crawford, in The memorial
of Mr.. Edwards, has been distinctly
hroUcd, and admitted 10 be proved, by
the committee and, in the second place,
that not shadow of doubt has been left
upon the fair character OF Mr.. Edwards,
as man oil honor, integrity, and vcraci-
ty. Nat. Jour.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

1.-THE Kentucky Gazette, the Oldest newspa-
per in the western country, thus introduces
the paragraph in the National journal of the
Sd ult. respecting the anniversary dinner at
Washin toni
6 The people Of the We Will scarcely
credit ths following paragraph in rcla-
ton to the conduc, Of the committee of
the citizens OF Washington, for celebrat-
ing our National Anniversary. They
will not believe they could act 80 incon.
sistently, SO ou,ragcously, SO foolishly,
on day in which all harty feelings
should be buried, as 10 insult grey
headed public servant Of the West, by
debarring him from seat at a table 10
which the citizens Of whole district
were invited"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

August 5.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.

Reh' esentatiue TO Congress.
Daniel p. Cook,
Shadrach Bond,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

Rchre8entative to Congress.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-10
Mr.. yeremiah ingram,

III TAKE NoTiCE-That ee sl,..li.
- go tte Sfh Mach neat, 81 the Spoff 1 a.
I'm il, ilfr counts - Campbell, Va. itfoeesa
10 taAe the dispositions al 1vhn r'nsife- M
.t6fts and 81 the 18th III Ni'reh utta a lhs
-. storr. H.. ilfe e5nufg 81 buckingham ) u
ia. f.p,.it,ans of Ghafis. Mckinney p Hha
others. aud ON the 81 At April nest al TIE
f.st.c nf samuel Mckinney, 90 thr e"nhlY q
lIaIIlas, Va the dispositions oi .'id aahas
Mckinney aud others all OF WINCH are 10 =
sIs.cy iJepce IA Tie suit NOW pending -
a.. ,nrbbnrg superior court OF Chan aetss
,,l,g..,n Won are paiatid, aud Nc are defend
anta.and shall proceed if9m day 90 day mi =
The sanc IS comfleied-ion m"y attend Il
yea please. louB, .....,
MOON ! McKiNNE
#f.., n W3,e2J
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Ann niher IrAct.

adjoining the last, containing between $50
aud 400 nrrcs, on which is likewise Il smnH
plantation n some log bindings 1hi, land Is,
N point of quality, perhaps not much, II my,
inferior TO the other, II lies uucommonly we'll
aud likewise Abuunds with tire best OF pine
for plank or shingles, aud lirsncar saw mill.
Tie two last named traets, adjoining each o.
iher, would hc more equally divided, 10 ae5
eommoiutc purchasers
We viii sell The whole or either OF tlp
bnve mentioned tracts Of land upon The 1fol.
lowing terms, VIZ One third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid Christmas, ls2A, al which
Time possession viii be siyeu--the balance IL
two equal auna,l pigapents, and provided liz
purchaser should ind II 10 his interest IN Ia,
first payment, 10 adsanee more, IA liberal dis
count viii be male. We expect 10 sell Ia,
above lands ~ reduced prices, owing 10 th,
pressure OF the times, and should not seie b'
effected be ore, we shall offer them 10 thu
highest bidder NJ next Bedford June court
Capt john W Holt. WHO lives near the pre-
misses, will accommodate any gentleman shf
may wish to see the first named tract, anf
Capt David W. Quarles, who lives in the VI
oinity OF the three others, will show them.
SAMUEL READ,
J0tiN LEffWlCH, Executors.
WM. LEfINlCH,
January ,. eocplow 81
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...M N SYstem.

81
They who thal ht distracted ur"h ~
nlan win Gnd by prsetiee that hiu7'e rs
.,er, advantage at science, pleasing ~
,bs human car aud Understandings anu
shat il Is not thai ephemeral meeha'a ..
.l'annledpe winch those instructed III tae
,s,,l mode have supposed IT, -,
AInsic. when cult, ated "a SCIENCE me
A,sth,m.ties and Philosophy expands 'he
m,nd and improves the hearl aud d'sP"sl.
non This mrthUu ailordsequal ad'ahiaz
,-,s IA those VINO reside IA town ana nus
F., ,hr country. Lessons for week iof
= onqtoir ht or Tor a montb, viii be found as
henrGcial as those III shorter periods. =
H.. wdl attend 10 the instruction oi hd,-
.iduals. OF classes which may be formed,
n any moderate distance from Lynch
harr. He has engaged a shllfui person 10
furnish him with MelronomeS, FOR The hso oil
his Scholars.
~ lie has u large assortment OF IN.
uertsd Music. for the accommodation OF MS
rn,,ils. aud has an sgent al the north, Ii
furnish any person With all hind OF hns,ea
Iastrupents, Pianos, Clarlonet7, Flutes, &c
&c. Al
NJ 4 line addressed Ia J. 4. >. At Mr.
Robert Morriss's vii meet with prompt
attention. =,
Deccnber ,. WV -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-10
stop The Villain!

4 UNAAAY the I'd OF this month. a
z u muiatto man named NED. He IS A low
fellow, but has n large breast and is strongly
madC, "A little boW-leggcd, high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes in his ears and a tolerale
sharp chin--wears his hail tied bchind-has
mona aud open eonnteHanCc when spoken 10.
lie IS keen arttu fellow, and perhaps can
read and write little. His clothing cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
he ls gcnteelly clothed He has good silver
watch, with gold or gilt Chain, boots, &c.
lie RODE oil ARK GREY MAttl., about
ltct Sinches high, in good order, shod before.
Hrr shoes not much WOrn-she is length! ana
well tormed-and Inns the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and Il considerable
scar nron one Of fbcm, high on the shoulder
blade, | think on - right. She has very
thick tale and name, though not very long
She is spirited aud active aud rides we'll He
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags big ccai OF bear skin with large ea4es,
&C HaFe 10 doubt he has obtained free pa
FtrS' ana VII aucmpt TO pass as a fr1r ner,
aud make 10 some free state, and have 10
u"ubt hut he hns altered his name. Ilci
Mandy lciloW, good house servant miller
ana shocmhi er, aud can turn his hand 10 any
lLihg, ana have 30 doubt but lie Lasa plenty
oi money. ] will give reward Of FIFTY
,.OLLNhS 10 any person who will deliver
n'n' 10 me or secure him in any Jail 50 that |
get nm again, within this state: and il taken
without the state ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered to ne; and ten doIlals
Tor The mare il taken within this state and de-
hNercd 10 me. and twenty dollars il taken
Out OF The state and returned home,
d.. SAMUEL NORRIS
Buckingham, Aug %. vts3
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SOY ACRES OF LAND.
NwO Nalf-acre I.ots.
Mr.. NNhert Rivers.

Sih-As you are not an inhabtant of
tniS commonwealth, | take this method
OF "otiymg you through the medium OF a pub
nc newspaper, agreeable to law, that | shall.
on Monday the first day of March next, at
the dwelling house of Spencer Norveli, in
amherst county, agreeable to a commission
issued Tor that purpose, take the deposition of
me !, said Spencer Norvel, to be read as eyi.
1enoe on the trial of a suit depending and I'M
oe.erln'ned IN the superior Court of Amherst
defendant John r " EtffI 9Vtsei
s"O 'E' IS WIN
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Feb 6.

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed nv
- samuel Harrison to the subscriber for
!he purpose OF securing the payment of Ger.
ta'n , DEUS therein named, to Richard Tyreo
'in N'ii'am Harrison, bearing date the nh
u:y oi June, 1920, and of record in the uns.
to the highest bidder, at public auction h 500,
M, IA, door OF the courthouse, in Lvpcbb,,,,
MONDAY the Odd day of February ncxf ESQ., % ="
,or ready money, THO SL4TES. Apna
ujncey' Ike subscriber will only conyav "nh
'''ie as Is vested in him by the deed Of i,nSt t
Jan. 30 ~ 'H''OoN, rustee.
V3W %
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NONNIssloNFNs UrTlCT. !
LynchbBrg, 22d .N0rfRlbty. lso3 {
The parties in this cause will take notice
that hive appointed Wednesday the twenty
eighth day of April next To commence the ne
counts directed by the foregoing order of
court on which day they are required 10 nj.
tend at my office, in this town, with their ac.
counts, vouchers and copies of court papers
prepared Tor examination and settlement :
JAMES BENAGH. G
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