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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

Hare for srle AZ Chaatfrl, Csrasr Middle ana
Jnion sirtfi
30 Bales Brown SheetIngs and
Shirtings,
Az do Warn assorted Nos
10 Do. Nsltham Good, comprising an e.
sortmeut which will Ne sold Al Boston pr
ces,
10 Bales Tickings,
10 do. GinEhams, Checks and Stripes,
DO Threads, assorted and white,
80 Pieces American Blue Cloths and CASH
Meres,
60 40. do Red and White FlanHelz,
200 DO. Sattinetts,
-.4LSO-
40 Bales and Cases European PIECE GOODS
such as--plain and hg Bombazetts; large as
sortment Cambria and Co-mon Calic0es hg'd
and plain Muslin White Cambrics s, Y x 60,
patch Shawls Cotton Flag Handks Black SILK
90. Cashmere Shawls Nesting kcseys, Duff
hls I; Cotton Braces, &c. sc &C.
ALSO
2Cases Blk. Sewing SILK.
40 doz Mems Beaver Gloves.
3 Cases NJ NJ. s. gili Buttons
M B- Tue above Goods will ~ sold by tho
Bale, or piece, for fah or approved paper, AZ
prices worthy tie attention 81 PURCHASE
Oct. IA. a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
Economy the road to loeaith.
EPHRAIM WILDER.

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS
al ne sign Of the large Boot, near he
head Of UaioH-Sireet
D ESPECTFULLY acknowledges the lib
IA eral encouragement he has received ia hi.
Establishment, and solicits a continuance IN
future, his prices, for CaSh will he reduced 10 re
following, viz
Gentlemen's Calf Skin Boots, S4 %
do. do. Shoes. 90
do. over do. do. 25
Ladies Morocco, hid and Leather
Boots, 2 %
Walking Shoes, 80
The above are bis prices for custom work,
where measures are taken.
Z. w. keeps on hand general assortment OF
Gentlemen, Ladies, Misses and Children's
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
TO THE PUBLIC.
i have used the above named

10 THE PUBLIC.
/ have used the above named
Pills aud Buffers, for a number of years
both for my family and In my practice as a
Physician, and knowing heir whole compo.i.
tion- hesitate not 10 recommend, and do re
commend them 10 the public generally.
throughout the United States, as the safest and
most useful medicine to be kept in every fam
tly and used where Similar Medicines are
necessary and pfoper-Seafaring men should
never put 20 sea without item beg cave.
with due Difference. 10 recommend 10 all re-
gnlar physicians, that they make use Of them
IN their practice they being in my opinion
the best composition OF tie kind Tor common
use. DANIEL CLARK
Portland. maine. Oct 1923.
The above Pills and Bitters are likewiss for
sale by Deac. Caleb Marsh, Bath-Ebenezer
Hilton. Esq. Wiscassctt-and George Dam.
9TH, Esq. Marlborough, where physicians
and others may obtain supply on reasonable
terms.
Toguard against imposilions all the direc-
tons alter this dais will he signed hy
BROWN SIMPSON, the Proprietor.
Ihcmastor, Oct. ? 1923. I'll
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III Court VI Prabais Asia ai Porsiaad, laithia
and f5T' thf CCunig gf CRHbcriaisa, "a ne frat
Tuesday "A Fsbsuarg- ~ tic year gf ear Lard
eighteen hEadred cad fgsafg fear,
CAMUEL MERRILL. Jun. Administrator Of the
- estate OF Luther Merrill, atc 81 Falmouth. ia
said county, H0use-Hrizht deceased, having prs.
senlrd tbs hrst account "a the admin4iraifon oT
Said estate. and alsu Eli private dehlnd against
said deceased Ordcrs9 That the said Administra-
to- give notice 20 al pefssas interested ~ causing
a copy Of this srder 10 be Published three weeks
successfully in the Poniano G0zctte. printed at
Portland that they may appear a. a pfoaafs Ceun
ID De held Al said Portland the FIRST TueSdaF or
March next Al tea Of tile clock IN the forenoon,
and shew cause, " any they have, Why Che same
should not be allowed
BARRETT POTTER. JutFa
A true cnpy-ar. Homiis souhgaie. Reg "a
n a Court Qf PROBATE hsld a Portland ssifIia
and for the county n CUnjsriand. on he dir9
Tuesday cf .JaRuarg, ~ ihs year II our Lord
eighteen hu9idrst aiid tlBtaig-fsuT--
A ADlA ROGERS, AdninisltatrN of the estate
- aud widow of james Rogers. late NJ Fruepan.
10 said county Gentlem1n. deceased having ere
scented her petition fer an allowance out 81 tie
personal estate, and for license 10 sell real estate
Of said decsased. for tie payment Of bis debts,
administration and incidental charges Orfsrsd
That the said Administrative give notice 10 WITT
persons interested hy causing copy nf iiia 0fdeF
I'd be published three weeks suclcssirriv wv the
Portland Gazette, printed AZ said Portland, that
they may appear a. Probate Court ID 90 held A
said Portland on the first Tuesday Of March nexf.
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shesy
cause, IL any they have, why the same should not
be granted BARRETT POTTER. judge
A true copy -ati Hnnuo sputhsaIe Reg pd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27
Rom tie Richmond Compiler.
GENER IL EAYETIE


Meny of oar rabtc prints still stylc him
the .Aqrquis La Fsy"ne. The concise
81 gait resolutions, adopted ~ he citi.
r,as of Richmond, retain the srnr -apprl.
l.uon. Rut ii is a HiSeomer. L. Ifayrtte
H,s formally ahA publicly ahiursti the dc
signalion, contenting himself wi,h The honor.
able title ofGeaeral, which he lrst gainedin
the American %seryire and which is tn,
more honorable to him, because it il of hi.
y making.
La Fayeite is now about CO years OF
age with a.fc,h and vigorous constitu.
iirn for one of his yssfs-ihuogh it was
sew ciy tried in the dungeons of Olmuiz
He lost all his hair during his seyfre con.
fnemept. ard nnw wears Il y *. His vii,
and his daughters insisted upon being TN
companions of his imprisonment. Th,
constitution of his auliabls wife sunk unde
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Of making salt. large quantities OF which
was piled up on the borders OF the Salt
Ponds in the interior. While at Mngeres,
we were visited by several parties ofIn-
dians from the man, and the Islands of u
anknm. could glean nothing salts
factory from these men, respecting piracy.
The stories they told were very contIadic'
tory, and seemingly without foundation,
that It MS impossible 10 reconcile them
with each o,lrr, or with truth but from
all | could hear, and from my w obser'
s%aiions, Nefgrres h1s not for thc list twn
yrfrs bern the resort ufpifates. A seforc
gale detained US ii anchor three DAYS longer
than was necessary aud this circumstance
afforded an opportunity twisting the main
land, which WAS dome by Lieut.. Com. Lee
gafe aud Lieut.. piercy, though without
discovering any thing more than "A few IN
inhabited fishing lints. On the 9Th of this
month W sailed ffoic Museres, and pass.
ing again by CUutoy, anchored near Cape
CutOclIe and here our researches were az
ittlc to our Satisfaction, rs they had been
lnthPrte nothing was 10 be seen but an
old dilapidated church and a fishing hut
From thence VT coDtiDued nur course TO
wards New Malaga, examining the coast
as We went along, and arrived there on the
afternoon Of the 9Th. Some of the In
dlaus had informed me that a %piratieal YES
sci was filling out at ibis place, but no such
vessel WAS there on our arrival /; ard the
Commandant, who Is apparently respecta-
Bile man, assured me that the Fox WAS The
last vessel he had SEEM Or the eth we
left New Malaga, aud coastrd It along with
IN two miles of the shore, looking into all
the inlets, and communicating with almost
every settlement between Malaga and ST.
sal, until our arrival ut the latter place late
ON the l1th. From the time we cemnen-
ced our examination Of the coast, we have
never sailed during the night, excep, once
in the chace Of a schooner, which proved
10 be u privatcer, fitted out at -Sisal. AT
this port the Comnandan! has been barely
civil To US. and the inhabitants generally
appear TO view Us more in the light Of spies
than friends.
40n will perceive from this report, sir,
the manner in which we have performed
otr duty and | sincerely hope ii viii meet
with your appreciation. To the prompt
aud active eXrrtions Of IT.. Com. Legare, ]
feel much indebted and | assure YOU it
would 4ase Afforded rae great pleasure to
have been associated with him for aionger
time.
From this place | shall proceed with all
possible dispatch, Ia execute your further
orders. have the honor 10 be, SC.
JOHN II. LEE.
Com. DAVID PoRTRR, &c. &c. SC.
THE Fox had been there about one year
beipIc.
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rum tHf hcOFPttodcN littf0poiitnn.
NJ Ed,ter will you be pleased to in
sert the following toasis drank at the dia
mr. ofthe Shocmakers' Society
May the United States stick together
like acGr and the soal Of the Constitution
last forever without tacks.
Old lIIokory-Eyccilcnt bark to tan
Spanish hides.
The President-iie boots not the Holy
Alliance.
Jefferson Shoes and Jenersou's political
prlacipIes-may they endure To the end.
Baiiic Of New Orleans-T'he American
bflStlcS not adapted TO British ends-they
picked poor " booty"
Air'-i did ma link you'd sarre me 50.
john Bull and his Prcsssang-May
our gallant Navy ever furnish them with
raD hides.
a. b. Plot-An cid story new pumped.
The fair Sex-May they always be
stitched to good SORTS.
VOLUNTEERS.
John Q. Adams-Let him only ,car pa
tlent he has dwt that is required to gain
his end.
Ninian Edwards-The more he is ham
mered on johnny ColvG's political Lap
stone the hnrier he grows.
Albert Gallatin-A .Sodl stitched to YIN,
H.. Crawford as an upper, would make a
boot WIlth would just ct the nation.
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L. S. SCHooHER JACKALL,
,Nisnl nlth Nrn I'M

SIR | have the homo. TO report 10 YOU,
that, for the purp0s" of executing ycur
orders TO mr. on the 18th ofArril. the jack
all and Wild Cat sailed, an ihegGth of thai
month, from Tbompson's Island, On tie
following day we made the Cuast Of Cuba
bahia Honda) and passing Cape Antonio
III the night, we were unable to hook in
there, although | felt a great desire to do
50. Ga the 29lh AMI ed of Cape Catoche,
and on the same afternoon anchored be-
tween the island OF Contoy and the MAN
land. This Island i small and tlinl,
wooded, so that it required but a few hours
to examine every part of it; we could dis,
cover M traces of any persons Ii, ing there
or even Of any persons having been there
except Two matched huts, in a very decay.
cd state. Early on the morning Of the
50tl, we left that Island, and, approaching
as near the shore as the safety ufthc YES
sci would permit, we proceed To the Island
Of Mugercs, and in the night anchored be-
tween its southwest end and the main
land. On the following morning, having
found the watering place, the vessels were
removed TO 1t, and at the same time de
tachments of men were sent on shore for
The purpose OF commencing an examina.
ton. This Island is larger, more thickly
wooded, and much more difficult of acces,
than Contoy ; and we were consequently.
compelled TO proceed at a comparatively
slow rate but, sir, ! can safely say, thai
at the expiration oftwo days, almost eve
~ foot of Mugcres had been tra,, /. sed.-
We found here six Indians, from the Wei
atty of Sisal. They stated that they mad.
annual visits to this Island, for the purpos,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27

Toi=filr ytRG1SIAS.

p" Erca hines arc IN pc5Ptital ftI ana AN,
g" LAKE, tirers from httr sources ruling OF
Inc maonets OF mankind are perpctually
varying Two nntinns differ not more irom
ono another thru the Same nation differs .ruta
;iseR al different periods oi society. his
change 81 customs and manners hRs given
risn 10 two opinions, both al lhe-n generally
received, nnd both founded on mistake. Ihc-c
are that ave are always Improving upon our
ancestors ia art Had IN science, oud always
ergeneraiiul from thoru IN rel tipa md mo.
Rails. Whom we tNk OF any " cork OF ineeHut-
y or OF Industry, composed ~ performed ly
our ancestors, iron the highest liberal sci
cnce 10 the low est piece ot mechanism, ii we
ailoW II any praise NJ all We qualify oof pane
sgTic b. saying 1t 4. very well ion III lime
IN Which 1t WAS dont.' - the other hand.
we always allow cnr ancestors tht preference
in virtue. torstS thousand years post, philn.
sophers and moralists ut etrry miiou h,Nc
eNtollel the virtues OF Antiquity, aud desrr,u.
ed the a.r ia N1lch they lived as tint worst
that ever was kaaNu. lucsr wicked times.
-" tbs degenerate nye are phrases that
have RING in the public ear ever ,foce tie &c.
neral deiu-c. The a Is 81 aHtiyaay are al
waysascs Of col = The prsUHt always an uEc
OF iron. Thr 9ri IN II thrse opiuionsl take
10 be this. - laon, and nepurfs are per
r|etually ntciuatiug, the r]eieujnr mode is 81
pcnys rerknned the best, heeausv NC tavc nc
other standard III, fashion hattp.hiab is NOT
the lard OF morals. The haud ef the
I ity hath written the e1ard law, the si1R-
d ii OF virtue, econ the living tablets ii cv.
ey human hraft. Here, den, lhc standard !,
fsed aa1 eternal Accordingly, IL gujtu G
different set IT virtues and vices prevail II
one age from those which prevail in another
a. we are naturally disposed 10 bury TIC tau't'
cf our forrtathafs in oblivion, rs W iascusi.
blv c~oatrlct nreneraJipn torWhatcveria grcot
ia antid tity, hence arises tue ot,r.on that the
virtues Of a former age are srrnter fhan those
of = sIrcpndiug enc. We tLilk w ~,leg"nc.
rat fro our fathers because w dlltrr from
them. b Vt we're ! Ia pfananHcc & oriniot
on ihn inns IN which we live ! should Soy
tia. the present age is not inferior in sirtue
to ihe past. We have improved upon uui
ancestors in h1nanity, charity and benevo
ience. Ne have EXCHANGED the rancor unt
lase of animals ot prey ter the gentle s0iri
of the dorc. T. gal 5t #z1s T. transformed
into the miIk OF human ttaa3rss People o.
diiierea 1t opininns and seyts tp religion, who,
some hundred yeas M, %uUtd haNr bcsl
putting ore another 10 death, ua~ I've TO-
getier IA amity and peace
cTTETrHT.
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n The Semi weekly Paper, At 81, and tle

n TIE Semi-Nerkiy Paper, at 81, and the
Weekly PApcf. Al - pr aaeat', - tiir "a
.eap4A.s. VI 81 ss.riptia,l y III De- reesns."f~r
"a e.s tim tAsa - a%aouiil= an no ~ 81 VII
be diseontinurd but a. the di-'rriiea al NE
Eaitarsl unill aii ~ feaft - NJ paid.
II Advertisements vii - inserted at 50
crnls PEI square or less The irst tnnr. aud
g. i ccuis Isr e8rli Continuance ih0-e
tom a distapce u1ust lie paid Tor previous 90
sir insertion or the payment ns'llpied ~
.,He resroai ile person. ~. Iyhchhnrs
Il claauUcy Orders are inserted tor sX
q ilars
NJ Al letters adlrcsscdt II tie E1fers mrd
b. posf PAIN, er they viii aoi hc atiendodio
IYNCIIBuRG. JULk u, IVA.
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CoNVE.NTIOH.

ToHe People Of Campbell consiy.
1t Is proposed 10 discuss Mt Campbell
courthouse, on The fist dty ~ the neSt
August court, the subject ii { aneentio0.
An tInse citizens who feel an interest ia
this important subject, are respectfully re
Questea TO attend.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27

20 he friends Of yOHv @. .7Daus, I

20 the friends Of JOHv q. ADAMS, IN
N, county u .lmherst.
a meeting of such OF the ]oilizens oi Am
herst county as IRE friendly 10 the election
OF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 10 the nesi pre-
sidehey, Nill be held at lindsay Golemen's
tavern, al the court bouse ON the dtst day OF
Reu August court. 1t Is huped that As many
vi Mr.. As friends rs can, will attend.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27
JAMAICA.

,New YOr6, Juty ia passenger in the
schooner Defiance, who left Falmouth,
Jamaica, on the Goth uIt. informs that there
was a rising ofthe Negroes Oh the 18th
18th and 18th, at st. Mary's, and several
other places, and that they had committed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27
from the ma ora.

80 $3.50
"Thy spirit, Independence, let me share,
Lord OF the Lion heart and Eagle eye
Thy steps | follow with my bosom bare,
Nor heed the storm that howIs along the sky"
A number of our ship carpenters, who
recently turned out for higlfrr wages, &
a few sailmakcrs, hired a small sloep for
the purpose of celebrating the fourth of
July at the Capes of the Delaware. On
reaching the place, however, they were
unable 10 realize their anticipated enjoy
mcnt, aud being full Of sin and indtpen-
dcncc. they, after w|ciglly deliberations, re
solved upon crulAlng in pursuit of adyen-
lures. Their stores were ample, aud bav
ing appointed IA" Comm0dore' they set
sail with 3" buoyant hearts and spirits free
as air"
After cruising FOR some time without sue
cess, the United States schooner Ncazcl
hove in view and gave to the almost droup
ing spirits Of their Commodore, the hope
of accomplishing something worthy of
himself. ! shall not pretend To describe
the soul piercing Fash that darted through
the mist otthc liquor from his hait bungcd
eye, when he Grst behcld his destined
prey, without the bosom oil the amoufous
waters, that kissed the prov in sport and
NHllolltSS INhf Sinai l utStlIl ~ tlt Slloul
ofjoy which arose from the gallant crew.
and rent the troubled air whcp orders were
given to " bear upon her. and make her
yield submissive to ,heir power.
The order WAS promptly ebeyed up
went the sails eaeil man IL his post and
as the beIliScrVat forces t5atcd towards
each other, there VAS
\ calm as sial a. death,
ana 'uc oolaesl heI" i'e 9tea'h
D. i'.a 1"'et -, -. -
=, ~ :. ., - -
d30,Da'' - ", pao'pt''rSa n,a,,'
vs." ~ "'''.' q S""''''""''@ D
o,u'!'" .'e A'r'.'i'' ~ sei0 ger l~'l,,''9
"'"''u a,''''e' % '''9' 'uPeo"''e
~ ~ = 1.'''7''' - - ~ II
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.'''1oi '''''"t'l''' ~ ''e c'"Ht'a'''
,""'n1,' a,,'"o '''te''''e' - N"'pf'su'E'
"".,, " '"u'' W .,,'"'I' ~ o''lN' - ''I''
,n' = ,sfU'n'' = '"t,',,s a. Nus nv .','
:, ; ai,' ",Up" ~ ,i' s,o"Pu ~ m
~ ' ,i'. e., "'"' h az o","'oaoa a'"u'a n1Ne
- hn Grsd n'.r ,haa, anJ sa',l., ' oPy e.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27

MINISTER 10 MEXtCo.

Tie Herald, Published at Shenandoah, in
this State, has gwen circulation TO n report
that john ), Barbour, OF the iiausc Of Repre-.
sentative, has been appointed 10 .lfgcced
Ninian Edwards Ia the Embassy tp Mexico,
ghe last WING implies that there Is reason to
believe tho report untounlnd. Why are the
claims of Gen. William n. Harrison over
J ,okcd ? Although detfaelion and slandor
have fastened their enVenomrd tangs upon
him, they have been uunble To obscure his
oivic virtues, or 10 nithri n single Icat ot the
laurel which he wna on The bloody margin
of the Thames. We cannot bear To zee these
veteran, passed by 10 make way for slriplings,
wno are scarcely known by s.ame. We hope
Mr.. Barbour has not received Tue appo,ut-
mcnt.
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NINIAN EDWARDS.


A duel was fought on Friday morning,
at Hohoken, between two cadets from
West Point, in which one Of them WAS
badly wounded. His name, we understand,
is Maurice, a native of Virginia. Both
P%altius, it the sufferer survives, we pre-.
sumo, viii be dismissed from the Academy
~. J.. .2merican.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27
CRUIIIYG F0R pIRATES.

The following report Of one Of the odi-
GERS of Com. Portcr's s%quadron, with a co
py of which We have been %pnlitcly for.
nished ny the Navy Department, aAo,ds
a tolrrahlc idea of thu nature of the ser
vice IN which the smaller vessels of our
West India Squadron are engaged.
~ I,y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27

NH. y AI1U0 , ATtiN VIZ.
Iris able document is 30 long that we find
II impossible 10 admit Il into our columns
The concluding paragraphs OF dis document,
however, are ~ essential II the yiudloation
of Ar. Is character, TINT ~ lccl bound to
lay II before our readers, Tins we do without
comment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27
TIE VIRGINIAN.

rRISrEn Asp FusuIsRRu ny
mruARD a. TDl4ER y JOHN l. COLIN,
Publishers eftle Lties fhe tsioa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-27
PARIS, May &c, 1924.

Amids, the new and high marks
OF benesolence the people of the United
States aud their Representatives harelate-
" deslsned 10 confer upon n,e, | am proud
ana happy I" recognize those particular
sentiments ofthe citizens of Eustnn, which
have blessed and delighted the first years
OF my public career, and the grateful srnse
ot which has ever since heen TO me most
valued reward and support. lioyfalry an
tlcipate the day, not very remote, thank
God, when ] may revisit the glorious era.
die ct American, and in future, | hope. of
universal liberty. Your so honorable an
gratifying invitation would have been 4
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LYSCIIBGRG, JULf u, lgs4.
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FRANCE,

The following is the manner in which
the great financial operation was to have
been carried into effect, if the ministry had
succeeded:
The operation shall be successfully ef
tected by Gfths, upon zach portion Of
RenteS each fifth may be appropriated 10
the conversion, or liquidation in the quar-
ter which follows that in which the opera
ton shall have been effected, for another
9th.
To provide for The liquidation ofeaeh
9Th, the Minister viii open Il new loan up
on the new funds, in 8 per cents aud 4 per
cents by the medium Of public bidding,
"Ihe 5 per cents will be received III pay
ment at par, and by preference, an td"1
d~'ddiudication.
The surplus ofthc funds will he sup
Piled by the capitalists admitted by adj"
dlcation, TO charge themselves with Ilie
payments which may be required -
SPAIN Scarcity Of Grain.
Letters received in London on the 4ih"i
June from Madrid, are dated the Goth OF
May. They represent that the decree %
amnesty had excited az intense interest 10
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THE Fox had been there about one year
befple.
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AFP0IN1NENT by TIE PRESIDENT.
WAsHINGros,s uly I7.-Snmuel Moore
Of Pennsylvania. has been appointed, by
the President OF the United States. Direr.
tor ofthe Mlnf, in the place Of Robert Pat
terson, resigned. Ma. iht.
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sA4r4sN"-
La Fayette's Reply 10 Josiah Qaincy .ifav
or Of Boston, requesting hm IN The
name IF the city Council 10 land OF hat
P0tr.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-25

ed to a considerable extent in the eastern
cites for some months past, and appears
to be progressing westward. The Gin
cnnat papers affirm, from information
derived from respectable sources, that
some cases have lately ACQUIRED at
Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and on the noun
tains between thos, places and Baltimore
and Philadelphia.
Those who feel desirous, in our Sec
ton of country. OF availing themselves Of
the only safe projection from this disease,
should no longer neglect to resort TO vac
cination.
We have been requested b state, that
Doctors Todd and RooiUeroa, of this
town, have received a supply Of genuine
Vaccine Matter, and will vacGinate the
children of INDECENT persons eratis. ID
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-05-25
March .30--45
Lanl E,lte,ligeacel Office.

II HAVE opened Laad L'tebigface OEce at
Il .4TL2s, (the county seat of the Bounty
Lauas) Pike county, Illinois, tHe object of
which is to accommodate ownert Of lands to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, to
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
information to those who have adverse claims
on record, with the true situation of o1onersiib.
I will also furnish correct information as 10 the
position of lands, their sdiacence to settle
ments, quality OF soil. timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be equested-Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFERENCES SAaGrach Bond, late Co.
vernon of illinois; Hon. Jesse q. Thomas; Hon,
.Ninian Ei1vards Hon. Daniel p. Copk; Hon.
Thomas Reynolds Eias x. Kane, Esq; Cur
tiss Blakemqa, Esq: lillian 5. Hamilton, Esq. !;
.aljred Cowks, Esq. John IfHson, Gig. Hen
ry Starr, Esq. J; Hooper Wa'ae,i, Esq. Hon.
Rufus Pettibone Hiiam Orr. Esq. In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, Stephen B. .tflnn,
George n. Davis. In Massachusetts, Hon.
Elijah III. Nils, Col. Joseph Grattai,. C0l Henry
W. Dsvighf. Nov