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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22

Mr.. James Wills, grocer ofPhiladelphia
who died on the 22d ult. has bequeathed
bis property as follows
Aler smdry private legacies:
To the Friends AS! lum for insane per
suns, 5000 dollars.
To the four Monthly Meetings of Friend
Srety, $500 dollars.
To the Philadelphia Society, for the ess
tblisNment Il support of Charity School +,
1908 dollars.
To the Magdalcn Society, 5000 dol
hrs
To the Orphan Society, the house in
which he resided, No. "a Chesnnt-street.
To the City Di,pensary, and The D,sp"n-
ssiies of Southwark and the Northern Iii
bellirs, the two dwelling houses Nos. 90
and So adjoining his residence.
The residnary estate is beqneatt ed TO
Incorporation ofthe city of Philadelphia,
IDIru't, to he applied to the erection and
support of" The Wills Hospital" for the
relief Of the blind aud lame. Ii is said the
rSldndry estate will amount to 10000 or
1000 dollars.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22
SOUTH AMERICA.

Lnst week W. had the pleasure Of an
nounclng the determination nf TIE British
government IL recognise the Independence
of several of he Sooth american Republics,
aud tina, II onIy awaited the fsorabIe issue
Of lbc war IN Peru IL adopt this policy with
regard TO the whole. The Uar IS ended =
fhe Pttro,s arr triumphant aud the foot
steps OF foreign army 40 longer polnles
TIN aoli Of Peru We lay with inexprcssi
ble pleasure before our uraders the follow
ing account III thu brilliant victory which
forever sewers Spain from her American
POSSESSIONS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22

sell as Ia can. Every thing IL carried "a
the new paper, aud few things are expect
ed to he paid for. tie is At tie expense If
thuusands. and the labor nf aight aud day
10 cater for the public, and Vet two shil
lings IS eluetaitly given to him IT, insrrt a
marriage. lfohers will mol h X of the
printer, should he lot think q hlnsrIf?
Mouths .14rocoie.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22

1T the public sales in Boston they have
commenced selling gr"celes, 81. by The
decimsl 100 lbs. instead of gross c"t. The
pl ices current of that city are printed in
conformity TO this usage.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22
j sc. sIftGl IAN.
FEBRUARY 81. igss,
MI, MONROE,


II viii be r.eallf, I'd that Mr. Mnnrne. u
short isago, sent a Message - Co z ess,
requ sting at he close OF his pubic carr.,
an eNamnatlan and settlement Of rs pe,u
MARY transactions with gayernnrur. A
rier in the iast EnQu r,r H. at. d into
an Investigation, bath Of the pfoprl,ty of
III. Ms course, and the rirhi he has L.
throw h,mseli upon the LTD. rlity uf Tia,
govern 'nrnt. IN tbe course 4 which, deny
Is bath, he ,rnis good deal nf spleen
,gainsl tht Peesident. We sh II IN OAR next
condcnse his statements, in,stnueh as the,
involve seriously the reputation OF Nj
slonroe Although Ia" SAYS he has part
Guitar reasons ior not oislrtn- IL h. k'u,,a,
hnl that he his lee hue grme with tar Edi
Tors to be- communicated 10 Mr. Monlor
only, yet his eccentric and nervous st,h.
As well as his acri nouy. uoini hin cat too
plaioIy to admit e mistake. Tlm luthar
IS npq 'rstinnlbIy William h Chs so.
WIN is long known to h We iodalgcd ho r.
feelings towards VI MOI o..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22
Glrhi md n.cisife lItL0L1L.

LIMA, Dec. 10, 1G2i.-fhe ldbrratlhg
Arm, under the command Of General Su-
ere, completely destroyed tn Spanish ar
my On the 9th in HE Gcld0f q iamanguilla.
The General la Srrua, commander, has
been wounded, ard taken prisoner, with
the Generals, Cantcrac, Vaides, GnrataIia,
AID the officers commanding The Spanish
aray the baggage aud ammunition have
lso fallen into our b,uds The blrut Col
Vi dina, Adiuant 1T hls rxcclleury the III
bnrator, who conducted the ollicial part u
tt action, was unfortunately bssasslnated
~ the rrbrls Of Gpaudc. The authorities
al the nclghborlog place have noticed th
Official triumph of our arms.
Grn. Canlerac took the command after
La Srrua hid been wounded, and cdpitula
ted to Gen. Sacre. CalIao war to be dc
lisrrcd to thr L,bcratng Army.
The 0rh y eemhcr completed the III
ulnph &C Jpnin. A yeaT ago The Spaulards
battered themselves they would rrc"uquer
the Amrrlcans with the amy not u0w IN
rxlslrucc. The victory of GuamangUnln
has terminated The war aud sealed the IN
Dependence Of the Continent Of Colon.---
Hrr has been decided the question which
Y.
lnlrr.st- America. AID which is tran"ccn-
dental to the " hole human race, aud whose
influence will without doubt, extend 10
thousands Of thousands Of succeeding &c
ner ttIous.
Tn question IS whether the world should
hr governed by thu absolute power OF those
Who term themselves lrgitimaies, or "he
ihrr the epoch has arrived III which the
people shaI Enjoy their righ's. In fine lhe
Lheraling Army has solved the pr0hlrW
aud has erected the last monument which
was wanting to ia glory. Gratitude viii IN
scribe thereon the nrtrrs Of the copqurrors
OF Gu,m,ugnlla, and "f the llluetrIrns GO
nns, who has encountered nothing hut
new roads 10 glory Ills fame Will endure
10 the end Of the world, aad this 10 the pre-
sentiment, which now anlmaics every heart
that asplres Ia liberty.
Cnrlhagcnd, II at night, jim. II, 1925.
Great uriolciogs took place ut Cdrrha
gcna. IN consequence Of the defeat Of the
Ro,ali-t-, and the capture of Linz by the
Librrating Army, under Gen. Sncre, Gen.
Bolivar being absent on account OF rx
treme ipdlsposltlon. Several valuable Span
IN nerC hant,ntn that were al Callan, tell
ilto the possession OF the Patriots
The Venrznellan frigate, Com, Chi'ty,was
sitting out n, Carlhagena 10 take dispatches
TO England from the Columbian Goyern
neni, Announcing the total annlhiiaiion of
lie Spanish forces in the South Sea. A
iouble bounty was paid to ahle-bodied
seAmen who enlisted on board the Vene
znela.
A fine large Spanish schooner, fitted out
Il St. Jago de Cuba for the Coast Of A
RIGA, was captured off Cape Maize by a
Columbian cruizer. and carried into Car
tbageps on the 18th inst. Courier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22
GREAT AND DECISIVE VICTORY,


y Wt LIbGfdTng JImV onff Wt SPd0lSh
ybny an PERT
CHARLEsror. Feb. 10 BY the schr
Col Geo. ,1ymstitad, arrived last evening,
III - da} IS from Kingston, ljam.l W. have
received files Of III" papers Of that cit} 10
thu Goth ut. inclusive.
H. d. VI -rhr. Steniou Lieut.. Paddock,
arrived At thai port on The I0ih. IA 4 dajs
rom C,rtbagcna, with III, hshI, lmpor-
tanl inlrllIg, Dee of the cenplrt, defeat aud
destruction Of The Spanish frmy in Peru
. the particulars ofwh'ch viii b' found be
lnry
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22
Highest Prize, $4,000!
Union CnnM sotterv,

InTEENTH CLASS NEW SERIES.
4u5oD2D % OLLAI
IN 10 bc d,apn on Ucdnesday The 9th "
.Harct nnd fniahedm o lsW minutes.
SIXTY nnmbefs--Eight hpllois To he drawn.
SfJfEHE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 7.-On Saturday last,
Mr.. John Arnistrad, a Cadet from West
Point g. nephew ofCol. w. X, Armsltead,
being ia boat in purssit of some wild
hul, in the vicinity of Fort Washington,
IN making use Of the bat of his gun to break
the ice, forced it through TO the cock the
ice is supposed to have caught the ,ricker
and dicharged the gun, the contents of
which entered his throat and came out at
the back part oa his heal. He immediate
y fell out of the boat into the water, and
when the persons from the shore who wit
,esscd the accident reached him he was
icOrps. He is said to have been youth
dgreat promise. iHeraLd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22
.%egroes WaateA


4 sir likely goung rrV .t1l For irh rs
can be utH recomme De- n literal P5tce IN
cash WW be giUen.
GEORGE ". C.1BELL.
February l9. 2i3 70
HIM. Queens 4. Griffin l.. Leckte,
APOTHECARlES q DRUGGISTS,
Have just received, in addition 10 their for.
mer assortment,
THE FOLLOTENG ARTICLES:
% dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
50 10 Cream Tartar,
90 III. Arrow Root
100 III. best New York Starch,
900 III Lamp Black,
$50 ID. Glue,
reams Sand paper,
II boxes Windsor Soap,
do Transparent do
1000 ID best Putty.
The above, together with every other article
in their line, will be sold at the lowest prices
for cash, or sis months credit TO customers of
known punc'ualny.
IL They will barter or give cash for Bees
wax. Fphruery %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22

BtSidtS pnmfr0ns SmdTeF prizfs, such ds
SjOO's, sioO's, SOS, &c. &c.
Only seven drawings 10 complete this
splendid scheme, and all The above capitals
remain to be drawn. Persons wishing to pro
cure chances in This scheme. will find Il II
advantage by making immediate application
for the lucky numbers
u The drawing OF the Lottery win Der
gnlary received al our Office, where oil tiekels
viii b. e n gratis
A. Cash Ia,l nj sight for all prizes, il or
dered or sold ai ALIENS. Present price Of
Wrote Tickets SIP Qndritrs So O0
Hdips Eighths 90
Orde, for tickets (hy mal) enclosing tire
cash, or prize tickets In any Of the late Lot
trrie,, Will meet with The same attention as Is
On personal application, If addressed to
S. Il NJ ALLEN b. co. Mann ST.
February ~ LyHrhbufa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22

3l,220 tickets, at 80, is goo 800
In this scheme, with eight ballots, there
will be- 81 pffzea with three Nos on them
lI66 with Two No, On them; and 10 6OS with
one number Those tickets with none Of the
dawn numbers on being blnuk.
IN determine the iaie OF the "A ,220 tickets,
tue 30 Nos will severally he placed in the
wheel on the day oil the drawing aud eight OF
them viii be drawn and TINT ticket having
on IT, rs n combination. tie lsi, I'd and I'd
drawn Nos will be entitled 10 $4,000
That having on II the 18th, 9th and
9th, will he entitled 10 10000
Those having On them the 81, 9TH
AM 9Th, and 9Th, 7lh and 9Th. each 5000
Those having on them the lsi 9th
aud 18th, aud LIST, 7lb and 9Th, each 2,i2s
III Sc ~ hayinf on them
9th aud 9Th, 3D., 9Th mud 9th
2 4. 9Th and 9Th 81, nh and 9Th
ID, 7rh aud slb, Ilh, OH and 9TH
81, 1lb aod OH, 1lh 9Th ana 9Th
3 !, nh mud 1h, III 9Th aud 9TH mon
81, 4tb aud sth, dlh, 9th and slh 1S's
81 9TH aud 9TH, 9TH 7lh aud 9Th
81, 5lb aud 7lh, 9th 9Th and 7th
81, 9Th aud sih, 9Th 9th and 9Th
Sd, 9th aud 7lh. 9th 7lh aud 9Th
All other. (being 30 tickeis) having
OF the drawn Nos on them, will each
he entitled IN 500
Of the dtawn Nos. and those two the
dlh and 5'h. vii ench be entitled 10 100
The lo1 tickets having on them two
Of the drawn Nos. md those fAo the
6h aud 1tll or 9Th and 9Th, will each
b. entitled 10 60
All Others (brine 1900 bhying two Of
The drawn No9 on them viii each be
entitled TO lG
And those having on them any Gne
r.. =
for each drawn No. viii each he ent-
tied 10 8
NJ ticket which shall, have drawn a prize
Of "A superior denon'uation can be entitled
to IN inferior plze
Prizes payable 80 days after tie Dr. 70,
anu subipct 10 the usual DEDUCTION of 10 g. "a.
~ 4 Large proportions of this Lottery is
pni M in parcels of 90 tickets, embraci1gali
Inc combination N's. from / 10 60, which par.
cels cannot draw less than S61 less the de.
dnction of 10 per cent. with so many chances
for capital prizes.
Packages OF 20 tickets, by certificate, may
also be had by the payment of the difference
between the price of the tickets and the n
noun, they must of necessity draw. such diff.
ference being SiO5 90
II Cash pad at sight for all prises il or.
dered by us.
Tickets So, and shares in proportion
Orders for tickets by mail (post paid or nri.
vaie conveyance, enclosing The cash. or prize
tickets in any of the late Lotteries, Will meet
with the same attention as II on personal ep-
plicaton, addressedio
s IN. ALLEN & CO Min ~,
February %. Lynchblfg.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22

Knoxville, Jan. 14.-.4tnocious Muir
/ derive have just heard of d most wick
/ ed murdpr, committed in the stat of Geor
/ ea by two young men, whose names we
/ At present suppress, sons of a distinguished
IeiseH of that state. The Circumstance as
We beard it. is this. The young men in a
WAX with black man in company, met
with person who was going 10 market
|Ntu parcel of fowls, and began to oke
d im he replied that they would perhaps
}. as well employed in taking chickens to
market as they then we're: at this the
koung men ordered the black man to throw
kbc person with the poultry on the ground,
|whichhe did, when one Of them snot and
Elalcd him with a pistol.
The person who gave the information tie
|oor informant Saw the corpse Immediately
Of he was shot, he also saw the aCcrssa
Try in this diabolcaI transaction the prin.
tipal made his escape.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-22

a.ing these claims, II was found
nv, nv titles had been fabricated, I" iil'
al IA ai',sble property ia The county.
- a.. In Pensacola Which have been
i I'he :, the officers ofGener,d Jacks"n's
IF7''u I've been surrendered as suth, in
I ~, p; he the Spanish authorities, nay By
10, ~ Cor. iehose name appears on the
1 !" J,y.dI817. The most important
4 '"S ratification 10 the neighbnrhood,
'In,ble tracts of land in the country,
- nfthem including the Improvements
4 ~! hnt worthy aud industrious SETTLERS,
/ hcen grasped by set If sw1ndlers. In
,.,orse of Investigation II was found
Il ps,sr .qIba Jun. had been deeply IN
4" 10 this scheme of fraud and lmposI
=, the time Of this detection, only
commissioners were IN session, Maj.
,,,on. having repaired TO the country
bic health But Col. White, from his
.a.iotance with the Spanish language &
/ ,,ory. well knew the periods and terms
,b: Spanish officers, formerly in com
"a here. with many other important
\ .,q when ny +" i''p Npti ai VI '''''iiss"
!. ~ had enabled him to un.avel the whole
..,.m Of infamous speculation. This in
.,ra,ion was pursued with such deter
I'D perseverance, that the whole sys
- oC swindling was completely over
|. .,,yo. and, thu U. S. & the City Of Pen-
coIa thereby has been saved property
:, ,he amount of many hundred thousand
t,,Inrs. During this period Col. White
1 81 been mpnaced With assassination; every
,aekglard OF desperate circumstances was
MI in requisition 10 insult him, the newspa
..s teemrd with false and scnrrilous inn
tat,tions against him. al this ~as to
1 ,,e heen expected, and consequently it
IA, dsregarded. But desperate attempt
4 assassination, IN open day light, IN one
flour principal streets, would never have
zen yentured On, had not the villains been
o,isated and supported by men, whose
,tualion in society was expected to shield
hem from merted punishment. Such
men did exist in Pensacola, more respecia
he by situation, but not less degraded In
nndpe.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
Administrators Notice,

DETURN STRONG left the town of Bow
IL ling Green, in the county of Pike, AMI
state OF Missouri, about the thirteenth of April
last, for his residence in the county of Lincoln.
and is supposed to have lost his way and Pc
rished, as his horse arrived at home the dav
following, and search being Immediately made
for him tor several days without success. lie
was of small stature, aged about seventy years.
and had become very weak and n6rm. The
place OF his nativity to me is unknown, but bv
his papers he seems formerly to have been n
merchant in the City Of New-York, of conside-
rable note, and in the year 1916, to have
come % the town of st. Louis, in the then
territory, now state of Missouri, to transact
business for DavidSmith, jr. & Co. of said city.
He died without a will, and without any know,
heirs to his estate. Administration has.
therefore been granted. and his personal esd
tate appraised at the sum of one hundred and
seventy-fve dollars and sixty nine cents,
amount Of debts and real estate yet unknowp,
DAVID BAILEY, .4dna'c..
Lincoln comfy, Sept. sQth 1a24-?4e:.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

Extract Of a letter from AN American officer
On board the U. 5. ship John Adams, to his
friend in Baltimore, dated
Passage Island, .NoD. 10, 1921
You Will no doubl hear great noise
about Com. Porter taking a Spanish
town IN Porto Rico-the circumstances
are briefly these. The Governor I'M
small schoppers under his command, and
allowed him 10 he grossly insuited AS
soon as he heard oil il, Com. Porter pr.
ceedsd there with two schooners and the
boats and part OF the crew ofthis ship
he took two OF their batteries, spiked
their guns, and marched with Two hun
tlred men to the town (Eaxardo) about
two miles IN The inlerior--bc there found
the Spaniards drawn up 10 give him bat
tie, halted his men within pistol shot OF
their forces, sent a flag ordering The Go
vernon and the Captain Of tbs port, the
two principal offenders, to come to him
and make atopemept, or have their town
burnt-they chose the first, and in pre-
sence Of all our officers, begged pardon
of the officer insulted, expressed great
penitence, and promised in future to re-
spect all American officers, who might
hereafter WISH that place.
The Commodore then marched into
the town, merely to show that he had
them in bis power, and then returned to
the boat and left the place. No distur-
bance took place, and not man lett the
ranks from the time they landed until
hey embarked having been more than
three hours from their vessels. Self
defence rendered it necessary to spike
their guns, and this is all they gan COM
PLATA of-they had BY some means been
apprised of our intention OF visiting them.
The population Of the place is about two
thousand-the country very thickly set
tied. Before we left them, force Of
more than three times our mum Der, with
"a 6eld piece, had assembled, and in pre-
sence Of, and within pistol shot of this
force, our Commodore made them ham
BILE shemsslyes.:
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
From the Middletown (con.) Gazette.

From the Middletown (Con.) Gazette.
Twenty-three years ago, George Robs
bins, went TO sea, and was supposed to
be lost His parents have long mourned
for him. On Sunday last, his brothers
received the following letter, written in
the Spanish mines:
Yucatan, May 90 1924.
Dear Brothers This is the first time
for fourteen years, have had an oppor-
tunity Of writing to any body. Fourteen
years ago, shipped on board a snug
Cling vessel in Havana; we got taken,
and wire carried in by Spanish man
OF war, and were condemned, and all OF
MS sentenced to three years in the mines.
We had been in about one year, when
our captain laid plan, we thought, to
get clear, in getting out Of the Mines.
Our captain killed sentinel, we were
oyerpowered, our captain was gibbeted,
and all of US sentenced to the mines Tor
life. The Governor has cleared one
man for good behaviour, and promises
| to clear all of us his next birth day il we
| behave ourselves as well as we have
done. We are no allowed 10 write, but
by the help of a woman | have got pen
and paper. The man that is cleared
carries the letter out oil prison, stuck 10
the bottom of his foot. To relate my
misfor,unes and suIerings, would be
| more than you can have an idea Of, but
he worst Of them is over l hope. If,
| through the blessings of God, | shall
get clear, and once more enjoy my friends
and country, it would seem like new
world TO me. Most likely my Father is
dead " Give my affectiona,e love to
Father, il alive, and all the sisters.
Dear Brothers, remain your affecr
tomato Brother,
GEORGE ROBBINS"
sThe old man is alive ready to SO and yis;.
| his son, il there is no redemption.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
Stray Steer.

1sSANEN up by Francis Coean, Of Maquapin
a township, Greene county, Illinois a dark
brndled and white pided Steer, about four
years old last spring, marked with crop off
each ear-has short tail Appraised to 81,
before Jehu Brown, J. p. December Is, 1924.
copy the return on file in my office.
Attest, SAMUEL LEE, Jr Clerk
OF the County Com'rs Cour. Of said county.
Jan. list
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

faithfully executed, and at such places
on the route as most required it.
Alter the work was done, the money
was paid. onthe valuation of two practi-
cal men, who were recommended TO the
Department as well qualified for that
purpose. They were instructed to exa-
mine infinitely the manner in which the
work had been performed, with view
to its permanency and the object design
cd, and TO report what sum would be a
reasonable compensation for it.
The balance of,he appropriation which
remains unexpended, will be applied in
making some additional repairs during
the present winter.
have the honor to be, most respect
fully, your obedienf servant,
JOHN MLEAN.
The President of the United States.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
Taken uO

RE Washington Parkinson, on the East FORK
aD of Silver Creek in Madison county. n
brown Horse Colt. two years old last spring
both hind feet white; a star on his forehead
no brands perceivable thirteen hands and an
inch and half high; appraised to Sl2 SO.
December 9th, 1924, by Abraham Howarsi
and Henry Barton Thorp.
JOHN HOWARD, UP.
Jan. 4--3ta -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
NOTICE.

I INTENDING to close all nv accounts as
d speedily aspossible, those indebted to me
will please to take notice that, cannot give
more than few weeks longer indulgence. If,
in many cases, shall not sue, which am ex.
tremely reluctant to do, l must make some
other disposition of the debts that have been
due me more than one year.
NiNiAN EDWARDS,
Belleyille, Dec. 80 1904.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

DiED-On the Slst ult at the residence y
Col. Menard, near Kaskaskia, the Indian Chief,
KrKRroKa, or, the Beloved Nan, in the Goth
year OF his age. He was head-inan or warrior
OF the Cherokee Nation of the Arkansas, and
was an his way to Washington, accompanied BY
several Chiefs of the same tribe, by whom his
death is deeply regretted. He was truly the
Defooea man OF his nation. Repu5.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
Stray Mare.

FsSAkEN up by Robert Means, of Maquapin
Il township, in Greene county, Illinois, u
bright sorrel Mare, supposed to be four years
old, IA hands high, a blaze face, both hind feet
white-apprased to IS before Jehu Brown.
J. +. December 16, 1924.
A copy of the return on file in nv office,
Attest, SAMUEL LEE, Jr Clerk
OF the County Com'rs. Court of SAID County
Jan. 1l---3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

have repealed tie law establishing fh.s
court, and organized another in its stead,
The offence committed by the Judges
was, for declaring the endorsement and
replevin laws of that state to be uncon-
stitutional and void.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

St-cm Goat News Arrived, yes,er-
day, 5 B. Mexico, Capt. Armstrong,
from Louisville. TIE Mtxco brings
news otIbe less of the S B M,ndan and
Providence--the former at the Island
No. %, and the latter al bayou TuDica.
The report, in circulation lew nays ago,
OF the loss OF the Magnet, is contradict
ed. ID.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

IARRIED-Ont the 81 inst by snoch Long,
Esq. MIR. GEoRaE SMITH, Merchant. formerly
of bradford, N. II. to Miss SALLY DuNsMR, ~
all of Alton. U
At Kasksska, on the 28th ult. by Miles
Hotchkiss. Esq. SAMUEL SMITH, Esq. Postmss-
ter OF that place, to Miss JANE THoMAs