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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-09
BY rdE PRESIDENT OF THE UNlTGI
STATES.


BY TIE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
STATES.
e \ pursuance oil the provisions Of he
Il lass regulating the sales Of public
lands |, JAMES MoNRoE, President Of
tn Uatcd States II America, do heretq
declare and nlske known, that public
sails viii he held, as hereinafter desig
Da'sa for he disposal Of certain lands
of he Un,sd Saes, TO wit;
Al the Land Office at TERnE
HAuTE, in he State &c Indiana, m the
third Monday in December neef, for The
disposal Of the lands situate in ths FOL
lowinsing described townships, viz:
Iownships Nos.
1920 Il % \
232425
and 26 of range No. 3 West Of the
al % % and "a of >second prnci.
esnres No. "a pal meridian.
2122and % SIS
81 and - ra. No.
A. the Land Office AT SPRINGFIELD,
b Illinois, on the third Nonday in No
,pem5er nett, for the disposal OF the
lands situate IN the following described
townships, ,iz:
Townships Nos. II 18 10 and 20, of ranges
Nos. 3 and s, west of the third princ-
pal rnerldlan.
A SO, at the several places and times
aforesaid. will be offered, any sections or
fractional sections situate in any town
sh1s heretofore offered for sale, which
unavoidable cause, may not have been
20 offered.
TIE lands reserved bv law for the use
o. schools, or for other purposes. will
be secluded from the sales, which viii
co.rasGnce win the lowest number of
se~nan. ,owns5ip, and range, and pro-
ceed in regular numer al order.
Given under my h I'd, at the city of
W. ,hington, his f'ts-nih day Of June,
A. y. 1924.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the Pres'den':
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTE.
-" The first sales designatea IN
this hroriamation, Mill be heid at RE
Lard 2fce at Crawfofdsville, the IRE
sent sfat ofhe Land Office for the Dis
fricf of Terre Haute, in Ludiaoa.
QP Printers ofthe laws ofthe United States,
in the states Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. will
publish the above once peet, until the date
ofthe sales, respectively, taking care to omit
the publication of any sales after the period
for the same shall have expired, and to charge
accordingly,
Juh 1850
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-09
LAND OFFICE MONEY.

The Secretary ofMe Treasury has directed, tsas
bills Of The following Banks on,y, shGN be re.
ceiyed at the Land Office in Etisvards1aAe.s
Bank of the United States, and its branohes
Bank of Illinois, ShawanGtown,
Banks in BOSTON,
Banks in the city of New-york,
Banks in the city Of Philadelphia,
Banks Of Baltimore, Except the City Bank.)
Banks in the District of Columbia, Except
the Merchants Franklin Banksof exandria.)
7snlSs in Richmond, w
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land Intelligence Office.

\ HAVE opened a Land Intelligence Office at
z .3II.4S, (the county seat of the Bounty
Lauds) Pike county, Illinois, the object OF
which is to accommodate owners 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
record, with the true situation of o7u,ierslab.
will also furnish correct information AS to the
position of lands, their adiacence 70 settle
ments, quality OF soil, timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be requested-Charges moderate and proper
toned TO the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFERE.NCES-Sh adracb Bond, late Go
vernon Of Illinois; Hon. Jesse 3. Thomas; Hon
N'nian EdsuardS /; Hon. Daniel p. Cook Hon.
Thomas Reynolds; Eds X. Kane, Esq. Cur
ass Biakeman, Esq lillian $. Hamilton, Esq. ;
.2ifed Coavtes, Esq. Jain Tit,son, Esq. Hen
rg Starr, Esq; Hooher Harm, Esq j; Hon.
Rufus Petai6one UiI5am Orr, Esq. In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, tebhen y. yii7nv,,
George x. Ol1ts. In Massachusetts, Hon.
Eijah H. NILS Col. IosebA Grattan, Col. Henry
~. bright. Nov.1.
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MNTSNN

Us hereby given, that application will be
. made to the next General Assembly for
new County south of the line between town
ships seven and eight, south of the base Inc,
inthe county of Pike. Colesgrove. Oct5 1894.
JOHN SHAW.
] Oct. 12-72I2t
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SALT,
Whiskey, Iron, Leather, &c
JOHN SnACNFORD,
FERRY WAREHOUSE, 81. LOUIS

FEAS on hand the above named articles,
/ 4 which he would recommend his friends
aed customers in Illinois to provide themselves
with Immediately, at the present low prices,
as they must inevitably be much higher very
soon
The above articles, as well IS those named
below, are all of excellent quality, and are nov
to be had low.
Cash or Goods given for Beeswax and Tai
low. Illinois state paper taken at 80 cents
der dollar.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-09

How 20 treserue milk.-Pu, speon
fin Of Wild horse radisb 10 pan Of mix
will Keep the milk sweet scysrs dsy..
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$40 re WARD

D ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in
q v Manchester, st. Louis county, on the 9th
inst. a negro named
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J.. y. SMITH, W. & CO.
Rlve Just received By The Steam Boats,
GOODS.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT oB

Citrus Aurantum Elutheria, &c. &c.
Cinnamon
LEAVES.
SIENNA, Digitalis Sabina
IVA Ursi Mariorum, &c. &c.
FLOWERS.
Renzoin Sulphuris Lott
Anthems Nobis Coiehicum, &c. &c.
GUMS.
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Anunon Opium
| Gum hrabcum Tragacanth
ASsafelida Mimosa
Benzoni Gambogia
Camphora Kino calechus
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POWDERS.
flellebore Jalapi Rheum palmat.
| Coiocynth COLOMBIA, sup. tart pot.
Antim Tart Arsenic Flaw
DO. Tor norses Alb.
Cinohona Flaw. Sulphnrs
Rub. Melee Yescat.
Paid. Curcuma.
lpecacuanha opt.
MERCURIALS.
Gaomel ppt. Pracipitate Rub.
Argent yiyum Alb.
Corrosivum.
PLASTERS.
Adhesvum Logani
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soborans
OINTMENTS.
Melo, Yesicat. Resina Flaw.
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PAINTS.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
THE GREEKS.


At meeting 1f the Richmond Light In
ianiry Blues, held ut the Bell Tavern on
Thursday evening the 18th January, 1894,
the following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted
Nfsofred, Thai we consider the cause of
the Gr''ks as deeply Interesting 10 the free
men Ut thes" United States, as vel rs tO The
friends ~ Freedom Throughout the world :
tha he opPrc s-ious under which they have
gr"ancd command al Our -synpathirs, aud
mat the heroism which they have displayed
during their arduo'H struggle, wu,thy of tho
best days oi ancirni Grcrcc, is entitled To our
warmest admiration.
ResoiUtd, Thai the contributions ola free
people towards tn" support Of their struggling
hreihrrn Is calculated TO impari q mortl rncr-
~ 20 their cause, which may strengthen their
hearts snd nerve their arms in The dav al
persecution and peril that howc,rr SINAI
the GIT, iher" Is an ndUur about it, Which. Xix,
the widows nnr," may hallow its appIcn.
| ton.
| Rsolred That, exclusively or the fro,
prmclrirs which tie Greeks arp nov defend
ing The establishment of - indrpondcnt apr
enierpdsing pation IN tire p,l0lruunrsus i
calculated tn open new sourc,s ,,f CONNER
rial prosperity 10 ore country in stay m.
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VIRGINIA LEGiSLATURE.

PROC EEDlNGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Thursday, January ia communication
WIS received from the Senate, stating that
hey had passed the bills, entitled, +" 40 act.
divOrcing Tabgha r.. Tuler from VIM. g.
TOlcr, her husband"-" m act concerning GER
tain snreies of Matthew III. Rice and an
" act concerning the suretiPs Of Mathew II
Rice" with amendments. These amendment.
We're CONQUERED ia by the House, except one
which WAS further amended on The motion q
Mr.. Miller and the bill returned to the Sen.
ate for their concurrence.l Add that they haC
agreed TO the resolution, io proteed on Frida,
'he 9Th Inst. by Joint ballot TO the election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

pics developed by our free Institutions, the
torpid Gre. has at length awoke from th
Is argy Which go long benufnbrd and stupi-
fed'his senscs. Grrec-, the land of the h-ry
and the sage-the philosopher and the poet
ence the seat of generous >irrue-and the
abnde OF SCIENCE aud liberty, animated with
the feelings which mpelled us triumphant
over every obstacle To the summit of human
greatness aud giury Greece, is preparing In
Resume her long-lo rights aud re-occupy
the proud cm;n-ace To which she was raised
IN ages past. 1.-The spirit that gave ANNA
ton and spleDdour to her states, and glory Ia
her people," has revived. The sung of liber-
ty Is again heard in her vallies, and the shouts
OF her warriors are again echn-d from her
hills. Again in days at yore she is crap
ping and grasprg her enemy with The hold
of death aud with the cry of liberty on her
lips. To us is sh. partly indebted for th. no
BILE enthusiasts which now nerves her arm,
and lights up the fire of valour in every heart
and To us does she appeal in the hour of
her calamity and distress. Shall we br in
different In the appeal, unmirdfnl of her
struggles? Shall the mindless Ottoman br
permitted in the pride of drsputism to tread
win callous indifference over places conse-
Grated ny the ashes of Epamnondas snd
Arisldps I? Claiming our synpathes by eve
ry association classical and historical-Shall
she be denird the practical aid of our active
benevolrnc" Feeling Tor her as fermes,
shall we not act towards her as philanthro-
pists? Shall The calculations of cold and
frigid avaricr interfere with the discharge of "A
duty grateful tn the feelings of patriotism and
humanity La other stalls public feeling has
gwen an impulse Ia action, and the bene,o
lencc of all classes promises tn be- as active
asi is ardent. Let us give 10 other lrgisla-
lures an example werthy of their imitation.
Let us adopt the suggestion of the Washing
ton Meeting in rarprst-and in contributing
TO the cause of the Greeks at least one days
pay, prove that if we cannot act "a lrgslat Ors
upon the subject, we can yet feel as men,
A MEMBER.
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can 70 his friend an Mls CITY. dated

Gun 10 MS JTltTu an UIS Cltu. duifd
Bocota. lin the Interior, about 1000 nil.> from
Carhagena, and 1900 from caraccas) July
- was protector and supporter of The
> per cent To our prejudice" IS per cent duties
ON goods from the u. S. more than are paid
from Europe,l on the ground that the u. 5.
had taken pant against this country, and espe-
cially that in The purchase of the Fluridas, we
had agreed not TO recognize this country ;all
of which he officially knew To be false. The
mtinbers of that Congress acknowledge that
this law proceeded from Immature towards
us-which they have now reason to regret
- and - will get the loan oil
$50 600, 000:-thc loan Of Zea's will be- acknow-
lodged, ouly so far AS this government has
justly received the proceeds" The Decree Ia
this effect has already been publishrd in the
u. 81
=" Bolivar is now On his way to Lima with
the reserve of 5000 men. Ia consequence Of
the detection among the Indians of CuZcs.
the ancienl of the lncas the royalsts no
were advancing on Lima. under La S rna,
and Canterac aud Ramirrz have fallen bacK
tn the mountains In the mean time, the
arrival of Bolivar ard the naval ascendency
NAV secure the Independence of the country.
:" The per cent has been al last repealed
-Pastos Ia town in Onto north of PERU has
revolted again
august 6h.-Congress will adjourn to-
day Bo war is marching against Pastos
, cure having gone To Peru.
= October 5.-Aboui d fortnight since, Col
Hamilton SET out by the way of Castnadr and
the Meta TO Angosiura, and thence To Lon
don. Among the objects to h. Effected before
his return here in January 1925, he proposes
to procure the recognition Of g. Britain for
which, IN advance, these people have given
hum the exclusive privilege for 0 years of Ma
'igaiing in steam boats, and consequently Of
controlling the commerce, on the Ofouco and
IT'S waters; to which may be- added the settle
ment OF his accounts, swpIIed up in or 3
years from 10000 to 100000 bearing % per
cent. inieres', and to be paid out of the loan
OF 8 3O,000,000 10 be negotiated in London.
Coz. Johnson and Mf. Thompson have
gone To London 10 fulfil their contract for The
salt works at Zepqulre, &c. AT 8 10000 "A
year for 10 years. Capt Cochrane of The
British navy is assisting Pope Pades To drain
the Lake of Gnarsita | visited that and the
salt works the other day-also The valley ~
cross the Andes on the head waters OF the
Mela: the cultivation and soil good, and
climate delightful
Bolivar left GuayaqniI on the eth August
for Callao-- Canerac retreated from Lima un
the nth July, taking with him s 1000, 600
from the people and churches"
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COMMUNICATIONS.

In case the Presidential Election devolves
on the House of Representatives the c"usii-
tuition requires the choice To be- made from the
three highest or the list. Suppose one nf the
candidates be the highest on the list, aud the
other four equal. Three Of the Eve may be-.
equal, or all five may have the same number
of votes. 10 any of these cases. ho,, can the
provisions Of the constitution be- complied
with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
Povbaan. Iana 'i's' II. or''f" NNi"oSY

WAS committed 10 the jail of King and Queen co,,
w the Til day of November lac r,rs,es'
he name of ANUS, who says he Is the properiy ~ W.
Coleman oi AbeWarie cOunty-had on when r,r,r,i,,d
W ih coat sw"nstpwn vest and kersey p1ntoinrns Tts
"~ner j. requested 10 como forward. prove nropcrv "a,
cnarges an' iaEr him away othcrwise be viii be dse
Jae i0 76-wi2w WILLIAM sToNE Js;,o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
NEGROES F0K SAL-E

virtue OF decd of trust executed the subscriber
- aud Of record in tl comfy court uf buckingham for
purposes therein mentioned. he viii public snctipn self
To tue highest bidder, for cash. the day o February
"eN ~ Warren Ferry, on The Buckingham side Of The
river lie following slaves viz. Davy Sam, Ben aud SUCK
90 s" many Of them may he deemed necessary TO satisfy
the SAID deed Acting trustee, the subscriber will con.
Vey such title a. j. vested In him bv said deed
Jan. ". 79-w3w 4. TURNER. Trustec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17
RUMFORD ACADEMY-

fIlHE duiles OF this instiuiinn viii rer,,,re 49, a. -
l0' ~ January next, AMI continue till tile 5ii of lie
Cemoer oiwing except summer months vacation Tbc
ouse OF instruction vii conn rise the Greek Latin French
Hnu Engsh nrgu"grs with The mathematics Az asi>t,rt
% tnsatc' ~ soon as The uunb"r 0r pupils is srfi.
me situation Is healthy and retired ,lo
nuamgs in elegant repair, and sufficiently large for iHS
accommodation o thtfy hnardfTs. The t,osrdirp s mari,
men Is conducted by Mr.. WV Hniu in tl,. r,s 49,.
"y manner Terms for Tuition Z so for I4ard enrb'
annually in advance. =, .rt,, , AZ s''-
Ming William, December 60 IN 49,
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LANn Enn GAI d,

RR virtue of deed ~ trust o,.cn,,i ,ctr.., TO-,
~ y""l'n ~ Bust 81 the fr>i par psvid Grernls ~
VI, ~ par 'nd the subscriber the third rar Iea-
ing due tue 18th day Of Iuly 1926 and ,iriv H.
V9uny court Of Rirlnond for purpose ocptinnrd in
s ueeu, shHll expose a. sale pu,lic auction g. 49,.
inquest bidder the premise, the z5t fls, of t,1
M ha well known farm lyng ~ the aid county Of X c,
% ulnn the Rapplhanu"ck river called IsIinr ton cam
mining 900 gcres, less, prouertv Of ti. t
DeyHnun d. Rust The terms Of sale will he ~, M, eli ne
ghuing The SALE and the SURF Of 100 Ia The s, d. Vii
uvrAw WIN sgai interest thereon from The said i2f a
V'Wy 100 i pay menii the balance of the pu chase mo-
ITO pc "id Dy indictments Of and Two ,enfs- me
~ ste lslamfnt the purchaser pure bnsers Ia ri,.
"vu Nh approved security, and adifinnal seurtv 80
execute drrn 81 trust upon the sad hand the said In
ishngton bas variety 81 sgpanfapes ~ tsl
afe req'site and necesssry FOR the convenience or
~ fer''n disposed Go pure hnsc are Invited H.,
ioresaid 70 ne, shall convey, - " WV" a.
Richmond 9. House Tan z ss rue
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From the Baltimore American.l
ISLAND OF CURA

IN" attention OF 1t friend has put us in pos
session of numbers of the Caracas Cotombinnoy
of the 10Th and 9Th Dec. In that III the last
date we find The following artc.
." We learn from Puerto CavpIo that the
corvette Boyaca had returned to that port from
the island of CnI'a, after landing the Spanish
officers aud soldiers who cap,,ulatrd on the
10Th of ,Io'. last. The Pachinca and AFRICA
irl, HE island with the Boyara, but had not
arrived on the above date.
'fhr Boyaca brings information Of most
dls'racting state of affairs pre, aiiug IN ,.ha.
The Columbian convoy lay Of tht port, dur
ing fw" days and bali, in consequence of =.
refusal To permit the entrance of Tn, vessels
INTO me harbnr, on the plea OF their being
men of war. They al length, however, " ere
suffered 10 enter with their colors hoistrd. bun
the boats OF the vessels were cunlinuaiiy asail-
ed with stones, and insults from the inI,abi
ian's. Gov. Torres, (tlle same no capitu-
lated IN CarlhaGrna,) ed the cfit ers
with poheness, hut inIinatrd io them al rhe
same lime, that he could not permit them TO
hr al liberty on shore, as the internal situation
OF The island was al that niuInent very disa:
greeahle---being split into three. fnctions--o one
procIaIu'ng the King another the Cons,iIm-
iion-and third the Independence of the
country"
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fEHE annual meeting Of the Richmond AMI MancEeS;r
Society, auxiliary To the American Colonization Soc
ety. Viii be held in The hall of The House Of Delegates or
monday evening next, at six O'Clock: which meeting all
invited To attend. ' ~
by order Of The Board Of Managers,
January ~. 7g'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-17

ihe close OF The election for The county Lewis held
ny virtue 81 "rii issued by the Speaker 81 House of
Delegates and ended the 5 of January 1924 tb,
woes stood thus Tor Lewis Maxwell. Esq 1864 Tor Col
EDWARD Jackson 81 JAMES WESTFALL. u. s..
EMP RNr 6 q
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NOTICE-

vOROrOSAIS will he received nv tb. Executive ,,r,i
the iist day Of February next, Tor tie purchase of ,
SLAVES now In the PenitentiaIy for Transportation
WM. II. HICilAH DSON. 4. G,