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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07
PUBLIC-NO AZ.

AN ACT regulating the accountability for
clothing and equipage issued 10 the army OF
the United States, and for the better or
ganization of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of RehresentatlDeS of the Onlted States
Of America IN Congress assembled, Inat
ii snai; De the duty OF the Qua, termas-
ter's Department, IN addition 10 lis pre-
SEM duties, TO receive, from the Purcbas-
ing Department, and distribute to The
army OF the United Safes all clothing
and camp and garrison epuipage requlr-
ed tor the use OF the troops; and tina. II
shall be the duty OF the Quartermaster
General, under the direction OF the Sec.
relary OF War, to prescribe aud enforce,
under the provisions OF this act, system
OF accoS Vsbliily for all clothing aDu
equipage issued TO the army.
Sec. 2. y4nd be itJurther enacted, That
every Captain, or commander Ut com
psny, detachment, or recruiting station,
or other officer, VINO shall have received
clothing or camp equipage for the use
OF his command, or Tor issue 10 the
troops, shall render 10 the Quar,ernas-
ter General, al the expiration OF each
regular quarter OF the year, quarterly
returns Of such supplies, according 10
the forms which may be prescribed, &C
companled 10y the requisite vouchers tor
any issues that shall have been made
which returns and vouchers, alter due
examination by the Quartsrmaster &c.
neral, shall be transmitted for settlement
to the proper Office of the Treasury Dc.
partment. Il.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, Tina,
It shall be the duty OF all officers cnarg.
cd with the issue of clothing, or other
supplies, carefully to preserve the same
from waste or damage; and, In case OF
deficiency, on final settlement, Of any ar
ticle of supplies, the value thercot shall
be charged sgains. the delinquent, and
deducted from his monthly pay, unless
he shall show, to the satisfaction OF the
Secretary OF War, by one or more de.
positions, setting forth the circumstan-
ccs oil the case, that the said deficiency
was occasionsd by unavoidable accident,
or was los, in actual service, without
any faul. on his part; and, IN case OF
damage, no shall also DO subJsc. to
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07
SPECTATORS
EDwARDsvILLE. JULY S, 1926.

In order to give wide and early circula,
we occupy alarge portion of our paper with it
to-day. We would call the attention of our
readers to the clear, and we think satisfactory,
exposition of his motives in otng on the Pre-.
sideEtial election. We see not how it can fail
to convince every candid mind that he has act,
ed, as every public servant ought to act, in
perfect accordance with his oath as represen.
tative.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
LIPPINCOTT g. ABBOTT.

Terms OF subscrit tion.-At the rate of Two
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per annum, if paid
in advance-or half yearly, in advance, in
CASH.-Ihree Dollars at the end of the year.
Subscribers who pay in produce WILDE charg-
ed Three Dollars per annum, If they pay within
the year, in such articles, and at such times, as
NAV be agreed on by the parties. If they fail
to pay at the time agreed ON, or near it, they
then will be charged Three Dollars cash A
failure to give notice of a wish to discon-
tinue at the end of each term will be consi-
dered as new engagement. No paperto be
discontinued (unless at the option If the Edi-
tors) until all arrearages shall have )een paid.
advertisements, not exceeding square, viii
be inserted AT 81 for the first, and % centsfor
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion. A reduction
will be made to those who advertise by the
year.
c. Letters to the Editors must be post
paid or they will not be attended to.
.9GE.NT'S FOE THE SIECT97 OR.
J. w Skidmore, p n. CarroltOn, Greene co.
Dr. Sf H. new NeSha al M Greenpii'e, Bond CO.
John Warnock, p. NJ Vandahd. Fayette co.
John Tillson, jr. P. NJ MHs6oro' Montgomery CO.
David J Baker, esq. RaskuSkid, Randolbh co.
James MITCHELL P NJ. BelevtNe, 81. Clair CO.
Asa 6. Shaw, NJ. Springfield, iSGugamo co.
DR.. Geo. Caldwell, P. NJ Quincy, .Notgan co.
Henry II. Snow, P. NJ. Quincy, adams co.
d Rockwell, p M. j.. ckSOnuiAe, Morgan CO.
Gen G. w. Hight, p. M. Atlas, Pike co.
Harry Wilton, esq. Carlyle Clinton co.
John Marshall, P. NJ. SharOneetorvn, Gallatin co..
James Ratlife, P. M. Carnn, White co.
v. J. Bradley,P.M NJ. LawrenceviYe, laurence CO.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that shall apply to the
Il Court of Probate, Of Madison county, state
OF Illinois, to be holden in Edwsrdsville, on
the first Monday in August next, 10 make a
settlement ofthe estate Of JOSEPH HOLMES
deceased, where all concerned may attend il
they think proper.
JOHN MURRAY,
.fdminisfratsr Of said Esss.s.
June 28th, 1926.
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by AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC-NO.2 =.


RESOLUTION expressive of the sense of Com
gress OF the gallant conduct OF Lieutenant
Duncan of the United States Navy.
ResotUed by The Senate and House
of Ken esentatiUes Of the United StQtea
Of .dmerica in Congress a8Se mbled, Ina,
tnc provisions vi The JOINT resolutions OF
Congress, passed October twentieth
elgh. cen hundred and fourteen, entitled,
X solutions expressive of the sense of
Congrt SIS oil the gallant conduct OF Cap
taln Thomas NJ Donough, the officers,
ing as marines, on board of the United
Safes squadron on Lake Champlaln,"
be so construed and extended as to in
Clude The name of Silas Duncan, a
Lieutenant in the Navy OF The Unit
&C 5 a,es, in testimony of the sense
winch is entertained BY both Houses oil
Congress, OF The distinguished gailantry
aad good conduct OF the said Lieutenant
Duncan, IN an action with the eDemy's
forces, on the sixth OF September, eigh-
teen hundred and fourteen, on the same
Lake.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker oil the House of Representatives
JOHN G. CALHOUN,
VIce-President of the United otates,and
President OF the Senate.
Approyed-May Is, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07

carrying into full and complete effect
the provisions of the act TO which this is
supplement, and the intentions of Con.
gress, as expressed in said act.
Approved--May 90, 1926.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07
PUBLIC-yO. 81.

PUBLIC-No. 81.
AN ACT act allowing fees to the District At
torney Of Missouri.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Rehresentahues # the Unifee States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
there be allowed 70 the Attorney Of the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07
pUBLIC NO. So,

AN ACT to enable the President to hold
Treaties with certain Indian Tribes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States
of.America in Congress assembled, That
the sum OF fifteen ,hous sand dollars, TO be
paid out of any money in the Treasury,
no, otherwise appropriated, shall be, and
the same hereby is, appropriated, to de-
fray The expense Of holding treaties with
the Miami and Po,tawattami tribes OF In
dams, and any other tribes claiming
Lands, in the State Of Indiana.
Approved-May 90, 1926.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07

AN ACT to extend the time for locating Vir-
GINA Military Land Warrants, and return
ing surveys thereon to the General Land
Office
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07

RESOLUTION expressive of the sense of Con-
gress OF the gallant conduct OF Lieutenant
Duncan of the United States Navy
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07
PuBLIc-No 81.

PUBLIc-No. 81.
AN ACT to alter the time of holding the
District Courts in the District OF North Ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

I've would IN ruth be the Minister oi the United
States. That he would not represent Mr. Adams
but the American nation. Tint he was TO be-
come no member of the Cabinet, nor responsible
Tor Its measures that be retained perfect freedom
OF opinion, and right TO canvass men and mea-
sures, as every free man ought to do. That all he
mas TO do Is TO serve his country in making the best
bargains he can for her, and that though he will of
course obey instructions, lie is not responsible for
them, but that the President is That the Presil-n,
has not the making power that ii is subject
TO the control OF the Senate, and eventually of the
House OF Representatives. That, if the Presitlen,
were even disposed TO make bad treaty 10 gire 10
England, for instance, the navigation ofthe Mis-
SsSsppt, such treaty cannot become binding with
out the consent OF two thirds OF the Senate in which
body the treaty-Inaking power essentially resides:
and that, howes er enamoured the President may be
with diplomacy, that in the actual situation of the
Senate, whenever he takes an erroneous stem. h.
VII! receive check-mate from that body.
Considerations such these may have actuated
Mr. Gallatin, and if so, there is no Foundation far
the rejoicings which have taken place upon the.
supposed possibility that he has sent in his adj
hesion to the po Ners that be. The writer cannot
oring his mind tor lnoment TO sanction this idea
bu, were II otherwise, it would ONLY he a nel,n-|
choy subject OF reflection on the inconsistency of
human action; II would be a thing to be deureca
ted and wondered att but there is too mucl, virtue
In the country to believe, that it could have per
nlcious eject BY inducing others TO initiate the
example. NESTOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

4 nnErirr,.

n y 70 The vii NJ the late Rev NeeJler p,s;
= 'D, ~" "fef ~ the highest bidder ON Tim, A.
co,,tbo ~ ~, ne The nest fir day, al New Ken
" wy '"' tracts ~ Land yrg la the lower e,I m ~,
HsiU county, 4nd immediately on the sae,, - ~ go
S,, N9"niy the name OF msr5haeld contain, tnt,
~ 49,, N''h thtre large and comfpyd,Y, I,,iet H.
r.. i s,u or house, 'one Of whehsre in good rs,,i@
Iu'"y ~ iht land BE- sliT aud veil sJ,p,ed A. tb i
W. az ecti'pnyt The river afford, rrssf n, b., r.,
Us ,,e htet "rs "ithe water. Oyster Bed and Ti,i
w. 49, ave inut4mteis adjacent IN tte dY,r ,.,itt. 80
aLh 90Jmdf ~ The hank uftbctiver ' -"'''e uo'F
Inc land D. houndedoutbe We. Ia, a, ,.,.t -. ,,
~ H-sul piece Of Mash cvuttinins about 10 r "a 80.
,,, 10y nHhe1 " Nc Prior vaughan who o. is,i,ag. m
.'"f ~ I.Siaim ~ Nature hes tiovr 30 .f. -,
n a., 'lnd leaving oniY ra.sire NJ I'm a. s- d. a
,. w tils oi ne irje W and dovn nir rftrt-r., e..
'oii"ome tht' m1rsh slrno, 1xeetdfiif, dollar,
, "oh "s7e'''fy vii be The Fh Of Good ATE IN 49,
cd 9eI ilel commonly c'ed Pond aIsr la, W. ,b,,
~ " 'itofrc' couiaiu 500 scrt., snd ri, M.,,gc.if
w 'nef't. There mpro,e1er. on fi' 49,, -,
49, I oi hn oid dwelling honr, uhth asg BE- end
fUtn ~ 't tnwiynlbe. The peculiar sdr.0fs.e, 81 a..
p, 'l" in if' sv9flte sdspaloo' ~ ts ,sigr n Oh.
very tstensige M1fst attached Il, H. ran .crtI
a .'at oigoe, Too aud three ytsi. ts.uifi.p ~ a.
9 .gews -, RI; eslst M iro,sr Cox" y ~. 20
Dr. 2, '-A' HYSA.'SSS, 90
fF,,ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26
H.rgAiia Female .feaRCmV, Bol1Ion. 1Iccl:1,, .


s, P"hS examination u the yOnDy L,ii,s IN ,i,,
INSTITUTION, wil take place on hIoodsy S5e tSrt, - -
u'y. Inc friends of de pupils ana ali ,sI,o
tend. .@u'eeIoTJ are soiieileh 10 All
eSeciies Of ihe school viii reconnence m
100 a. l,te = no summer vacation: IL ~ de.TbI- H. -
day pDssible. ''" ''V"u uCaO az near ttJ1
l".h' Academy there ore s competent teacher, cor,.r
"a lbe nnsncs OF tuition, s4they are ali NJ one r.,
'etirhcts which Dtten arises T.; pupil, o,r
@ u@'pf, Whl he completely ubyi,te6 In svs,, 49,,
cultivation Of The understanding "a tts urr,-y 49,,
~ memory q exercised only for tie ATTAINMENT Of yb,,
d,i We ne ume usually employed in recitation a porI.,
Ia 10 '.nhIaT Iecuie OF the suhiee, s,uliei arecu,s
NV, viFeImehiSi IS hoped that tie ptosress nan,feed!y
VIII eVinee That tie lllor5 Of tr nav. "a
u 4'H's rom distance expected To b3s-I with
m 'p'ls' unless thes have relatives II, ,o.r ~,
a. " every Tespectg rs nCnieis VI die family ana ~ ~
m'' ~ "Pulous lten N gwen to Their "a H.
a. +, ~ - t NIUE 10 feel 50 little possible The 6e,ri,
~ ~ ~ lhc ey'yments of touc. i''7'
d. Et' oi thr next seffi0n will embrace Us,y, IT. =,
- LIZ 'P' LtH' Writing, 1rifimsiic Cya,so,s- S, W
F'I, tO'y t"ynistyy, N4tursf Philosopt, nm.
n a. ~ Ony"y.. The charge f,g Board Win fu,,, 80
'Uuoi, 'o' ihe session OF five months, Vsr't,d f,
M Nlu'ie VII clio be taught AZ 80 dollar ,nJ iI
81 ' TOT iht session, the whole payable IN ,, ,,ec ~ y
'Tl,. PH ony from The lime ofticir entr,nr. ''~
-, "''td'f - - perted 10 bring sbcfts b,,rL.,. , 1890
'' Nv" U,"tI ~ SMALL SYtrs ch,rrs viii he ,ri M
D0'N'' &c VIII DC furnished az The u,us s,oqe p,..
JOS. u WAREE,
Bnvti,r NJ. or GEO. L. BAKJR,
s.
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%a.FES RIYER L.A.N1 cor SaLE

Siit valuable tract Of Land in the county ofPowhs
ciy Vt Rehmoad, and les heI.y he ~
st rover Canail contain, from i've fix hundred acre.
nvaIion--the high land generally fertle of fra, -,
Sa. ~" wen nhs.'d. The improvements ovef.eer
aug negroes houes good barn aad maciane me- -
stable and corn house, with two coramodi,,, Iobcr
ne OF the above tract Of land, dAcsed to
upon inc!si Terms heiny anxious 10 do they ay,,
ueusincn wishing 70 nvesi money IL valuable Isntca
70 eau nh9a eiher Doctor Samuel Peossn or Wi,r.n
'e''' fedls sax miles fran i-chm0nd in Inc eonpv X
thFieo or to Mr. jnC. VanLcw Of the city MIR Da.-,s
StisF uP' the place, will eE any PersOu nciin IA
ShilIeIah, MAJ 90. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

CONGREss.

WAsx1EcToN, May %. In the Senate on Sa-
,urday, the Hon. Nathaniel Macon of North Ca
rolina, was elected President pro tenn. after II
ballotings, he having received majority Of two
votes on that ballot. A large number ofbills were
passed. and both Houses continued in session until
o'clock yesterday morning
In the House Of Representatives, on Saturday,
no les than four attempts were made 20 prolong
the session. When the resolution came from the
Senate fixing the day of adjournment for Thurs
Jay, the House refused 10 accede to IL. The re-
ror, q The committee Of conference on The subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26
ANOTHER STEP

The general government has revived mcasure araiu the
oate 81 A. York. which directly attacks her state yI a.
- the value Of The internal improvements hc her own
et1. ntei prise has effected The Du1alo Jouns
na Tue collector Of The port uuder directions from the GOV
er"ineut bad demanded u cy,rg boat uaycefig n o, a.
9h"dge dWty and an entrance md clearance fee More
ns ysinonh ago similar measure adopted, but va
came before the ". Of r. but nothing final wis done Win
Pfetenson has excited M little indignation IN the State Of
Y"me"t axour market boat' and vegetable d fnk
me esnal"i New-Eofk accomp u S8O00O0o
enu es' years hbour can thus be indirectly controlled Nv The
ssnefe government, hoow that every canal the Union
muit ehngc PROPRIETOR aud there ssarcsly step wanting m
eausha consolidated government II the general govern
menu e"nPe the owners Of boats pay 81 cuusge duty h,
prevent" the tax or father tribute, from being sweeJ 70 $40
u u very netsily striking II The existence and prnsper
~ ~ thccsnsL the Massehues Connecticut New. York
NeW Jersey Pevn' l'aen, Cbio delaware AL ar Aa ca.
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S2a REIEdRn

NV ~ tom tie Subscriber, the Columbian Y.f
oh Saturday morning, So inst, black hoy named Tom
"a" '%n'.oo Il IS uncertain which he wall AL hr
heH about sixteen years old; he ha.
o" IonS' ana - aiher spare made Had On when ne went
u oa Jeans cotton RantRloons Virginia homesru,
onnaanou' an old smooth fur hal and is supposed b.,
par 9 boots on, but is likely he has sold them and
ne came from North Caroiua, Bpncenbe oountv h>
ne wa! Z" pa9yie and It likely he may yt get baeIihi5
way as ne had no acquaintance in this Place. '''
JAMES AUSTIN
ed To. ''''~-i"'1i &c aIeth.t
Mtv &c.
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$50 REU9ED

hHAWAf to'" The 'ub'crihcr, living in fI,e eo,p, %,
- - igI on Moodry, the 2ldiu ms negro man
~ "a" ~ ." hak complexion, o. yelG al s~c I,, :
~ nthe hight lie took with him new double ,q,ye m
sHg"'d c'0h coat also, uuf coloured clo, ,r ,,.
h Goa" VIVA urge cape, is Other clatinr d. ,,. ~.
nav, Is 3u,'y aud longer itIn common ncgr.c- Ile NJ,
apJs"dhSe for necioi a. fUrc.Guser Of tbe t6
Ia" Is o" ahoW The middle Joint. and be- hl - q, , ,te
hoad eea''ohtd by The siel Of bos, b. D., fr T J
we " Cooper anl Miller. have no doubt Of i,
5o ~ p''' as zee NAN, add think probable he Ia.
~ "''ls 9pain'd nee papef', and en nv T., ,ef ~,
un 'pn9 ycsl AZ kehmord Pt,bnrr and ,e.r,ct ~
a. rhI2, % be bfs father, fce man l,ine ter.
80 49, l'"atH ai nnners coniBandlnt4 III n, IN
sus him on board or o'her'eiss ubofnr Of All m LII,
I ;9 'I , htrhqtins Or employing him m iny sy =, M
he ,i 81 U.s. NC PIT ~ force. The ahoyc reward ,,iu
W. I =" aIy person who VIII deliver slfd RAWLEy 4, ~
." secure h'm 10 jail 90 inst SCI him again. NV
Ma, ~. CHAS. WOMACK.
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Sfo: THE HORSE THIEF.
$50 ri uT1Dy

= H. 6t . 'G pasture Of the subscriber on .Le njyt Il
e 1'n instant, Ia vel! known long sytrht1il hi -
ioEi nH,n 10 me ode aud lse glossy black. nois
animal years old The atose reward ,S,l h. -,
the horse. '''''' =. we Mirt, oi GiOigr
Richinond. Nav 2a5. ITO. EDWIN PORTER,
In sane hsh' light gay mare sas iros
May %.
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* hNHWNf from Che suircribrr. the iO,h instant, ,.
=, Tin etmcd Fhnl lle d about 50 years did, s let ~
''s"t'''} "'sk wtha pleasant counter ,,- o. III
spf,fsl ~ rec7lcc,el Ipuchssed rhili ff,r d.
s'9le =" me tate NsedeT u gbeftion u q III ,,lr
tnAhs IN Ming VIM o. New Kent count w. BE- ,o,oesi
Nms' believe principally ~ King WIN. An e,,,o,s ~,
@ewaned asnH sheltetng h-fbourins said .l.y. In
TO MY msuaser ~ fl'u an ~ s@g gsii.efy
Aesdds Biidgr5, May Z -
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SfLA.VONUgLN SppJMCS

ID 'LglFIing House vii be opened f,r IN. ac.o,r
nv t"'n ut visitors, a. the usual lime. ''-'-
iie underSned gf the pronrieto-sc r ~, ..L,,,
@ Interested IN i's permanent rrosperi,y ha, aken -
I - hr al ats "nen 10: the accommodation OF camnsr,-
e" to the puJck III A5 5s%, Stii ne
May i6 80 VI "AChLANA'
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N,OYTIE.

- Fe'c|n ode!Sed 10 the estate Of Richard B.id-es
- Ne OF 'ine county either by bgnd note OF opsn
80; ma a persons hlvIas claims properly ALL euiicat,S
'!'e said eA;ae, requested apply Tor selenct
-'ahc{ h'idse widow OF the dee who is authorized -
a'' lhaAe Pa) nent aud "a give and take recr;ri, H.,
" '"' IoEN KOSHER, EIecuiors Il,
NAV %. ELLIS BROWN, She VIII.
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2tptntu-fre DnLinrs Re,.o.i

X go" ~ I,oin the subscriber negro woman by the
y, "1: 4. She was Purchased of ane, Ilol;,i,y
G a; ,ni formerly owned by the widow Hall OF th
pace Sne rather ot yellow about 81
age, olera'y e,hy AMI well set tewaIJ oSSs
, 10 any peon who will take her lodge her in
county. ". c. $3.50 " DDtn ,o" s,I,, Ursn~ue
Williaunshoro' ~ C. may qs 'HhInk.
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h areio 1s las appToAo1sd ey.Ienl thai che national
Government will hold them all chains IL !, not
necessary to discuss tbs point. The much the sole
property Of the State Of NtwYo beyond the reach Of
inc general government sits aenal. arm. and public build
ns There never period of Jealous senh, and
Noemen, @io State rights than the present aud we :. e at
loss u" conjecture who uigei thu. weak measure.
The PEOPLE will never pay the government in enp
~ IT. wa, elevate torch not e''ly estingu.hed
we sa,,thereore, with ether States, "L<tus atonen
az We have devoted Of the inner form of this p,y
paper 10 the win6iny up of the eedn, Of
several articles are, therefore, necessarily excluded
We are authorized sny that Roane Sen OF the conn
oi hing William, will ''pr.'ent the District composed
I x. % hns Qu.ep car'lne Essex Mide.es aud
mug man. ~ tue next Consress, If the eehodess Gf the
'a'' district think proper to eleft hun.
RUMoRS OF wAR."-The following ar,i-
eie - copied from the London Traveller of the 9Th
.1prH' received In Boston by the barque Arcadia
we published yesterday, London dates 10 the
evening f,he 18th, which neither confirm nor con
uadict the Travellers warlike paragraph Ii is,
PROBABLY, one OF the thousand echoes of the ex-
change and entitled to very little confidence.
Bait. Pat.
From The London Traveller, 4pril IS.1
he din oil wariike preparation sounds in the
horhi an me accounts OF to DAY wear hostile as.
Pect Inc CzI seems resolved on war, and is ar
raging ms immense strength, naval and military,
Tor tie assault on the sinking empire of the Otto
mans. Admiral Cieig, who commands in Chief
The fleets OF Russia, has been ORDERED, to ST., Peters
oursh 10 report the condition OF the naval forces,
ana prepare Tor hosiiliies in the Blank Sea- The
armies OF Sac!1en and Wittgcnsten in Besarabia.
are sad also TO be in motion Tie Russian horles
are concentrating for the march, and taking up adj
vanced positions in front of the Pruth Tie Duke
OF Wellington is said 10 have urged every argu-
ment against this tremendous war, but in vain. No
diplomacy could avert the storm, which seemed
ready to burst ON Eastern Europe, in unuitjga,ed
fury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

~ resoni are iItwaned from buying two negro ,ss1
'nlea a1i Washington, advertised TO be sold al CHI
. ~ va ,he oh day OF Sune next by " w. SvullaII AZ
~. IsMn I =. y a. sS ny Prop -
Faitlaz county, We. My eG 1aoG -- -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

TO the Editor Of The Telegraph.
SIR: / am authorized by Mr. Randolph to say
that his speeches which were delivered this ses-
sion, and which have not yet been published, will
be published this summer, and Mat, = ,he mean
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

The trial Of !. o. Beauchamp commepcod =,
Frankfort on the 9Th Inst charged with the n,rl,r
OF Col Solomon p. Sharp. AT the instance of
Mr. Pope, as counsel for the accused, the Cour,
granted rule on the Editors OF the Commentator
and the Argus for contempt Of Court, in various
publications calculated TO prepossesg tic public
mind against the prisoner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

LTeat CocA--'la:ch at IanoreY Courthouse-
N ne lsih June nexi, and continued three DAYS, Csohu.
""h hihs william against Hanover aad II.nico. Ttit;y
WI oe 'hewn ON each side - dolls. fight and col,
'ee oaq The last day iiat,ie R,yet. The co,xer,
p < a - I1 nsd w s ample accon,n odeli5:s.
may %. o.,
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Lmaafic H1spjtaI IVJJI;- ,,-L---

y merely given that al the cells IN tI ins,,;
nh e uP'e1' and hat 40 patient viii be r.c.I
sumo OF the said ctils vacant; ie notice If -:
Us s''en ~ order u! tie Court of Directors W:
MAY -. @EO HENLEY, c. ca.
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DANVILLE IC96FlfY

nAChSOf having occurred the oluc. of Teacher Cos
h' ih'acn the rtuitees DESTROYS Of engaging for
s'sto" winch "ilI commence time 10 July
Sehuemah whose moral character unexcepsuaL,e and vi
wen qualh ID 10 teach the English Latin nnd Greek Ian
sse together with all other branches Of Education
sn ~ academies personal apple aons would Ice
An Ia Convenient any letter mpou the subject post PAID
III seo D "an-s d. Patton, president al lie
VIM NJ: W.. VAL be Immediately a,tehdedto.