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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
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rom an authentic source at w aslnorop W.. learn
'hit me Convention recently arranged at London b,
our Minister MIR GalatiD, fixes the total arount of
compensation TO be paid BY e British owe, nrneut for
slaves Tobacco, &c. carried off by the British Office,
subsequent to the Treaty Client al one million fc
h~8dTed thousand doitars. The amount claimed h.
our citizens &c, exceeds 8I,5ooo0o, Why those Of
WARY land $4,000 Virginia $3.50 OOc; J,ouisiana
$4,000; Georgia $3.50 oOo Alexandrja Ola 0mo
S MSne $4,000; Mississippi $4,000; and Delaware
L rom Inc same source we learn that as q ,neasp,o
II IS believed that Coucrcs. will intedct
INC I'ade 10 The Britsh possessions on Ire Continent f
in Council. - '"' i''e Oiuer
The above article as far as il relates 10 the f,ob
non recently arranged at London we have reason n
oeheve "a correct. Alexandria # sco,ns c1a;,,,s
I9VOo' CT which she will get about 500 O0o for If
} Part OF her claims Gomez within The PROVISIONS of
the CooveotIoo, the whole must and therefore her
proportion WIZ be as We have stated but TO prevent
disappointment we call the attention of sufferers In c
'ac 'hat the property for which remuneration las beet
made by the British Government, must have beer,
"c"Tr7ed2g subsequent 10 tie treaty oC Cheain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

Billiard Thbie.--The Washington Billiard Table
letter in the last Enquirer, is Il miserable trick to in
fuence The Senatorial eection-aootler Benton's let
ter-anothcr resurrection ofdry bonesI if written By
member of Congress, showing bitterness of soul. ut
terly beneath the dignity Of that honorable station
We bope II IS no Virginian Such title tattle belongs
10 the tribe OF female go7sips> unbecoming MN
Ioconceye that letter tU.ne the statement Of a mem
Der OF Congress, is doing the same violence TO the f.,
acss OF things, rs TO imagine James Madison stick
'og pms through lies--yet the Emperor Moro amused
himself IN this way. aud ii is impossible that this
Pis1e maybe The production ola member Of Congress-
We believe The facts in relation 10 the billiard table 70
be hcse:Tfat one oftbe doors Of the Presidents bouso
vas markell "Biliiard oomn--indcatine that tho
room was originally intended for that elegant amuse
nent--The Presidents son, who seems to have been
Tic agent employed to furnish the bogsc bought an old
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

$50 nd that damages. to the amount VI two thou
sa"j rs. r'", ON Wednesday last, awarded by Jury
'' r ~ 'jrt for this District, in Of prosecution
rig e.ri.u ' young female. We 10 know the naies
'"" ''!- '' = VI SC Did we have doubt whether
'r" p. '-' .I.. result rom the disclosure.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
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81 -io-r " Virginia paI,cr in is zral for The
- '.' 'an'nion, cnquiirh Why The government
70. If the Puhiie vessels to De ma med for
'. ."t ~ its streams towns Ne find that
- ~ J,lt IN Chaflrsto~n N1ss are named
.1r:h5rc the other Ttgiaiu Are the
- ,shpd2 u s. Gd5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

The Albany Argus says-"The Richmond Enquirer
states-and IFS authority may be relied uponhat Mr.
Randolph will be re elected TO tie u. S. Senate with
ont opposition We should be glad TO know whether
the Argus relics upon the Enquirer prophet or dicta
tor. Perhaps ful6nept will neither wait upon the one
nor obedience upon the other. The device ofdseuis
ing dictation under the garb of prophecy s not new
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
u lie Ed,Ioy. 6lEcd

WAsTtNCroS. Dec. n.
fclNtIvc 10 the Slaves
. has been sent to lhe Senate.
find, a subject vt nnch coDver
! SOME members witi whom I
'DciPIc Of accommodation will
'or further consideration and
lriof.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT

By AMI run NE udrICe and he
Vim. Beach Lawrence of New York, as Secretary Of
Legation to Great Bitain in Place of John A. King,
resigned.
VIM. RosseI of New jersey, as Judge Of the United
States, for the District Of New Jersey place of W
6 Pennington. decd.
Samuel II. Belts of New York, be District Judge of
the United States for the Southern District Of New York
in place of WIN. P. Van Ness, decd
Thomas Finley OF Maryland. be Marshal the Uni
ted States for ths Distic, of Maryland, place Paul
Ben;alou, decd.
WIN. J. Sever Of Massachusetts. to be Consul of the
United States for the port Of Santa Martha in the Re
public of Columbia, vice Harris r. Fudeer, decd.
Harry Thornton, Of Alabama, re Attorney of the
United States, for the Northern District OF Alabama in
place Of Foauk Jones, decd.
Lewis Warrington, a Captain of the u. 9. NAVY as
Commissioners OF the Navy, in place of Jacob Jones' re-
signed
Alexander Randall, of Maryland, as Collector Of the
Customs for the District, md Inspector Of the Revenue for
the port of Annapolis Maryland
William Reynolds, Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue, for the port OF Bristol, Rhode Island. =.
Andrew 6 NJ GiTh, Of Missouri, Receiver Of Public
Moneys for the Western District of Missouri, place Of
Young Ewing, resigned
Andrew r. Perry, Of Alabama, be Receiver of the
Public Moneys, or the District of Cunecu Count fIouse
Alabama, IN place of John Herbert, dec,I.
Benjamin L. c. Wales. of Mississippi be Register Of
the Land Office Washington, Mississpp in Y,ro n
Beverly r. Grayson, resigned.
Rcbe', Young Of Ohio, Receiver Of Public Moneys for
the District Of Piqnn in Ohio.
Bernard Van Horne Receiver Of Public Moneys FIR Tho
District OF zaneseiile. Ohio, in place Isaac Van Horne
resigncd.- Nai. Int.
-o&@-
Letters from Harrisburg state that Governor Shuttle
since the public If his almost uuversalv
regarded friendly Mr. Adamss Administration Jt s
further stated that Jack members Legislature
addressed letter Mr. Barnard previous to his ction
and that hs answer i'll substance was" shall supo the
National Administration whenever think il right and
fs mysrfa liberty entirely liberty oppose W hen
ever nay suppose 1T 10 e'fo" This is all ask of anv
t 49, ""icT t0 what party he belongs; but it not the
iefNtIc oi the Opposition andhe that pufsues such
crfaa 49, hnd no favor in the eyes of his leaders
.7iet. Phenir.
T- ctic Grand Canal is to be SOC miles in leoo,b 7,
rs7sses reuh very fertile country, and terminates 4,
Ciovit:' Lake Erie. During thr prcsert year MIR
crnd tbs value OF S750000 has been landed at that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

= letter ol due ili member. Corrie -,
the correctness hose the editor Of te
York Evening rcs has log been place great
curadcnrc says, w have hopes after all, that 10y lcsa
tive inerIusiti"n yet the West India Trade
As offset fr, tis 1T is stated IN the morniuu papers
Of this city. what is deemed g,nd autlcrity tha as
measure al rraiticn is believed tina, Congress will
intrict the Trade to the British possessions ii-
ncnt al N"rih America, whCh closed by the le
Order in Council. - Eat. Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

HrlGla Il" Our iast--Tn tho remarks made by Mr. Ma
n F'ederick on the Judiciary, or-"by the preference
given by law, appeals from infstIoe,forv dcrsasn
eau ~ me court Of appeals by the preference Gyc"
IN me resolution offered by Mr.. Rogers of LonJoun il
reads as printed 'of ameaGinz tic art Of 1903
which provides that free negroes aud rnuIattoss % 80
punished by stripes, transportation md SALE and Of b
s''",Ipg IN leu thereof for the first offence p,,.teI)
y 'o''''''c"' N TIE Jail and pententiary house,
--Chsries Merchant, tried at Boston for rirsc
arg murder on board the schooner Fairy las been go
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

The Quebec Gazette (oficia) of the 9Th lust. saws
I'VE have good dou3, whether his MAiestys mi.
nls'es have present intention of proposing Eederutiye
O',on Of lie 4mcricd Colonies, BY the Albion
The same paper mentions that in
fess III which the heads the Roman Catholic Clergy and
Lny concur for extending the benefits elementary e
cation 10 the Roma" Catholic population the Cauadas
ondei the auspices Of Royal Institution
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

From the Correspondent of the Charleston City Gazette
COLUMBIA, Dec IA.
The great question of the alteration of the Consttu
ton n Ia .uDutfe has vanished into air. The House
with great ceremony committee of the whole
on i'-Creat debate cxpectcd-the CALLER les were
titled expectation was on tptoe. Col. Nixon took the
floor upon the question that II xpedirut TO alter
the Constitution in the election Of President and Vice
President. In concise and eloquent strain he rcca-
ptuatcd tho leading features of the Constitution the
improperly OF touching the subject and the import
of the present SYSTEM to the small States. Hcw
correct III all he said The supporters of the measure
shrunk from the strength of his arguments and the fire
OF his eye. The question was taken by acclamatop
ana carried by a majority so overwhelming that divi-
sion not asked for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

Tr otia Grand Canal is be SOC miles in length +,
r.'sres rreu. very fertile country. and terminates NJ
crnd- 90 bs value Of $75OOOO has been landed AZ ,S,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

= james Noble has been elected a Senator from the
Stlte OF indama for the six years from IN. An
of March next. ~ ''
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-07-01

1sADoRE D'EREILLo.

Ia the church yard of : there is a grave
covered with plain Slab Of white marble with
30 other inscription than "Andore D'Ere.No, aged
n!nctecn.' These few words speak histories to
thc heart: they tell Of beautiful flow or wither-
~ far from It's accustomed soil. in the spring
Jay Of its blossom; they tell the fate Of vonng
and unhappy Stranger dying in foreign coun
Try, remote from every early association, her
last moments unsooihcd by aflcctionate solic
tuda--no te~drr voice, whose hsiltcst sound
hTcat'cd happy memories; no eve Of fondncss
Oh which the taintins mourner might look for
sympathy: her very ashes separated from their
native earth.
Might not fancy myself hero Of cton?"
,ald Colonel Fhzalan, bending gracefully as he
caught the small snow white hGnd which had
inst arranged his sling: chair lady, henccforth
VOW nlyscil your true and loyal knight, and thus
pledge my hearts first homage" pressing the
yielding n;crs gently to his lips Alas thought
i>aGorc, While hose eloquent Interpreters Of
the feelings, blnsh sigh and smile. mingled
'ogehor; he loves not passiopatciy a. love or
he could not tritle thus; light compliment was
never yet brrathed by love Isa1ore was at
that age when the deeper tenderness Of the wo-
man first decpens the sairty Of childhood. like
The richer tint that dyes the rose as it expands
INTO summer lpveline>s Adpred by her father.
tOf SnC mao ncf HOtHef NUlce ana HOOK, ana
same sweet remembrance of his youth
sole warm dream of happiness. Of that love
chose JOY departed ere he knew one cloud Of
care, or one sting of sorrow a word Of anger
seemed TO Don Fernando a sacril...o against
the dead, and his melancholy constancv
gave a reality to the romantic na- nings of his
child She now loved Fitzalan with all the
tcrvor of first excited attachment; she had
nown hm'un,icr circumstances the most az
!cctlng, when the energies and soft feelings OF
woman are alike called forth; when the proud
and fearless soldier became dependant on her
he had protected laid on the bed of sickness
FAR from the affectionatr hands that would have
,moothed. the tender eyes that would have
yept er his pillow. lsatorc became his nurse.
.oothrd with unremitting care the solitude and
WEAKNESS Of sick room aad when again able
% bearthe fresh air of heaven her arm was the
support Of her too interesting patient With
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-07-01
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
Land Intelligence Office.

r HAVE opened a Land Intelligence Office at
IL ATLAS, (the county seat of the Bounty
Laud8) 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 10 those who have adverse claims
on REGARD, with the true situation of O1vnersiip.
will also furnish correct information as to the
position of lands, their adjacence TO settle
ments, quality OF soil. timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be Charges moderate and proper
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFER E.ArCES-.S hadrach Bond late Go
vernon of Illinois; Hon. Jesse b. Thomas; Hon
.Nsnian Edwards !; Hon. Daniel r. Cook Hon.
Thomas Reyaolds; Elias X. Kane, Esq; Cur
tias Blakeman, Esq, Ujiliam s. Hamilton, Esq. !;
.45fi'ed COrvles, Esq John IfRson, Esq. Hen
ry Starr, Esq; HOOPER Warren. Esq. Hon.
Eufns Petabone lillian Orr, Esq. In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray, George R. Darts.
In Massachusetts, Hon. Elijah H. .lfids, Col.
Joseth Grattan, Col. Henry ". Dwight.
Nov. L.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
pURAlC %OYlUn

rs hereby given, that l shall apply to our
nest Circuit Court fhr the county of ST,
Clair, al the next term to be holden at Belle
vile, IN SAID county, on the fourth Monday in
March next, for an order of SAID Coutt to sell
Az the right. title, and claim, Of JAMES COX,
Jr deceased, in and 20 the north west quarter
OF section 2, township north, range 2 west,
conWuing I57. 52-l01 acres; and the west
bad u the 5. w. Quarter Of section IS, town
ship uorth, ranEe west; and the east hall
Of the y. Ny quarter OF section So, township A
berth, range west of the Sd principal Mer-
dan for Tie benefit Of the creditors to the
estste of the deceased.
NICHOLAS HORNER.
LebanOn, January ofh, lS26.-17 3tt
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
POETRY.
From he .National Journal.

A bill was introduced at the recent session
of the Legislature of Vermont, to lay tax
upon dogs; it went no further, heweyer, than
to empower towns to pass bylaws for that pur-
pose. II occasioned the following .jeR d'espsit
in the Bellows Falls Intelligencer, from some
friend of the canine race:
10 my Dog Jo1vler, on hearing Of the late motion
in the Legislature.
Jowler they've taxed We honest friend,
Assessed ye, put We in the roll;
To exile every dog they'll send,
Unless some friend will pay his poll.
BY all that's good the rascals meant
Tween you and me to breed strife,
To drive you into Punishment,
Or bride your friend to take your life.
But Jowler don't you be alarmed
Ifpoliticians do neglect We,
For all their tax We shan't be harmed
love, and honor, and respect ye.
But taxes, says the constitution,
Convey the right to represents;
So dogs, by this same resolution,
May just as well as men be sent.
Now dogs, and men, and voters heart
That Jowler's put in nomination
To go upon the coming year.
And aid in public legislation.
fowler, steer clear of demagogues,
Steer clear of the minority,
Take care to smell of other dogs,
And vote with the majority.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
Houses and Lots, Farms and
Land,

FOR SALE OR rem T..
XEAyING settled myself in Belleville, own
h inP much the larger part thereof, and
wishing to accelerate It's growth and improve
ment, will DISPOSE of upwards Of loo well ST.
tuated uninproved lots therein, to all such per-
sons as may be willing 10 improve them, on
terms SO liberal, that no one shall have cause to
object to them. Artisans and mechanics, OF
every description, snail be accommodated with
choice lots at S25 each, payable in II months,
in their professional isbour, or in articles Of
their own Manufacture. Every encourage
ment in my power shall be afforded to the es-
adjustment of any useful mandatory; and
would myself, gladly unne with skiiul part
ner in the erection ofone, having site for wa
Ter power, adjoining the village. which might
be advantageously occupied for that purpose.
Belevie being the scat ofjustlce for one Of
the oldest, most populons, aud best improved
| counties (St. Clair) i'll the state; lying within
ID mics of st. LOUIS, at the intersection OF TWO
great mail routes, on one OF which the public
stage is shortly expected to run with great
public roads leading to it from every direction;
receiving the public mail from the North, west,
and south regularly once week, and from the
Atlantic states twice week; possessing one
good English school, public library, VII
Isge hall, reading room, and a promising
academy surrounded by very dense, and
highly respectable population, and country OF
immense fertility and being remarkable for its
haathf,llness affords every enjoyment and
convenience which are necessary to render a
residence in it agreeable, and advantageous;
and cannot fail 10 become place of console ra-
Die business. MechanIcks and manufacturers
may calculate upon every benefit, which is de-
rlyable from cheapness of living; large local
demand for their labour and tabrck's; and the
opportunity of investing their profits in the
richest lands, at the lowest price.
Large bodies of as fertile and well situated
public lands, as any in the state, remain in tbs
county, unsold, and emlgrants desl Gus of set
Ting in this neighbourhood, may obtain their
choice ofthem at g. Is cents per acre. or can
purchase ofindivitillals, improved farms tfrom
81 IS to 50 per acre. These lands from their
local situation their proximity to steam boat
navigation and the best market which the
country affords, are intripscally worth as much
as lands in the western country, and must
eventually command price proportional to
their real value.
have for sale, or rent, sew eral houses in the
village, and among them biacksm shop,
with a complete set of backsmiths' tools /; and
several excellent farms in the neghbourhooti.
Twill lease unimprovcd lands for seven years,
rent free.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
BeNepiRe, October 5th, 1925.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
{. 4...1O L. U " a Rid

ID An away from me, in franklin county,
Il q Alabama, on the 26lh of august, 1924, a
ht gro man, Thoi,N4'DN by name, sometimes
calls himself Keys, no doubt viii assume other
names; age about % or so; quite black; ra
Their lean; about 5 feet 10 inches high boasts
OF his manhood; has many small scars on his
face like scratches. and SOME on his head the
under part of one Of his ears gone, and rather
notched; n .lard countenance; coarse, strong
voice pretty large breast, and tapers down !;
he says he lived part Of two Years as a free
iil...44.as ond Ia nug a1
the disuilng business. This time should have
been IN or about 1922 or 5.
Any person who will deliver him to me at
home, viii receive 100 dollars reward, or $50
to give information SO get him. He no doubt
descended the Tennessee river from Florance.
j. COCKRILL.
Oct 1lth, 1850 6m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
TAKEN UP

NsY Simeon Owens, liyiog four miles n. w.
u ID Of Edwardsvile, two OXEN, one a black,
with face, belly, and hind feet white, marked
with crop off the right ear, and mitch in the
under side OF the lett, supposed to be about
SIX years old. The other Of brownish color,
with some white ca the belly, and white on
the tanks extending near to his hips, some
white on the forehead, and white round the
tail about the middle, marked crop and un-
dertit off The left ear, and an underslope eff
the right, about six years old both supposed
10 be Stages appraised to S25 by Barton RAN
die, James ID. Henry and William Jones.
A true copy,
z. i. WEST, p.
Attest JOSEPH CONWAY, Clerk.
.Nop. 28th, 1851 st
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

81. Clair County, Circuit Court, IN.
gust Term, 1925.
JOHN f rs. }seirs e.,tqs, on Mortgage
WILLIAM Graves
M HEREASawrit of scre facias to foreclose
w Mortgage, was issued out of the Circuit
Court OF the county of ST. Clair, returnable to
last March term, directed to the Sheriff of
said county, in an action OF Debt, by virtue
whereof the Sheriff of said county returned
Mill and it appearing to the Court that the
said defendent, William Graves, is not an in
habitant Of this State 1t is ordered by the
Court, that unless the said William Graves APP
pear, and plead to the said writ, at the next
term, Ito wii,) on the fourth Monday of March
next that Judgment will be entered against
him, and the property so mortgaged, be dis
posed Of agreaaby to the directions of the
Statute in such case made and provided: And
it is further ordered that copy OF this order
be inserted in the Edwardsvile paper four
weeks successfully,
JOHN HAY, C. C. C. ST. &C.
JOHN TURNEy, .4Hy.-l7 At
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
Madison County Circuit Court, august

Madison County Circuit Court, August
Term, 1925.
JOSHUA CHIFFON, Assignee o,
MATTHIAS Chiffon. y. s.4a,,
Us.
WASHINGTON PARKINSON.
an motion of the Appellant, by his Attor-
" torney, it appearing from the return of
the Sheriff, that the writ of Summons issued
in this cause has not been served on the APP
pelleei and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the Court, that the said Appellee is not resi-
dent of this State: it is ordered hat publica-
ton be made in some public newspaper OF this
State, for four weeks in succession, that it the
said Appellee fail to appear on the first day of
the next term of this Court, to be holden in
the town of Edwardsville, at the Courthouse
thereof, on the I'd Monday indhe month OF
March, 1926, the Court will proceed to trial
and Judgment, as if the Appellee aforesaid
were present
174s EMANUEL J. WEST, Clerk.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
TAKEN UP
Nov. 17-i2.tf

EBY Telemachus Camp, living en- Cahokia
4 , creek, on the 9TH November 1925, a stray
STEER, brindle AID white, pied, broad horns
and bored in the front OF them, supposed for
the hollow horn, marke with smooth crop
and underht IN the left ear, the right ear un-
derbit only, about nine years old. The off
steer is milk white. with the exception Of
some dun specks about his ears, neck, and
jaws, marked with crop, slit and under bit in
the right ear and smooth crop in the left
ear, about seven years old appraised to ~
dollars 50 cents, by stephen Wilcox and Lem
uel VI lcox.
f. J. LEIGH, j. p.
Attest, JosErH CoSwAY, CN. Is ST.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
a Stray Steer.

gaHAKFN up by John Brown, of Maquapin
Z township, in Greene county, Illinois, on
the 10th day OF November, 1925, dun Steer,
with some white on his face, belly, and legs,
marked with crop and hole in the right ear,
and crop off the left ear; supposed to be three
years old last spring: Appraised to SO before
s. LEE, Jr. J. P.
As appears from the return on file in my
office.
SAMUEL LEE, Jr. CFs.
WIS C Com Court of Greene Co.
CarroNton, Mn. is, l825.--l53t