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BY AUTHORITY.
pn HLIC-NO. l.


AN ACT making appropriation for compen-
sation TO the Members and Officers, and for
the contingent expenses of the two Houses
OF Congress.
Be it enacted by The Senate and House
Of RehresentatipeS Of The United States
Of .amefica in Congress assembled, That
the sum OF four hundred and Fifty five
Thousand dollars be, and the same is here
by, appropriated, Tor compensation 10
the Senators and Members Of the House
OF Representatives, and Delegates OF Ter
ritories, their officers and attendants !;
and the further sum Of eighty thousand
dollars, for fuel, stationary, and all other
contingent expenses OF the two Houses
OF Congress and that the said sums be
paid out of any money in the Treasury
not Otherwise appropriated.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker CT tae House Of Representatives
JOHN C, CALHOUN,
Vice-President of the United States, and
President OF the Senate.
Approved %, 1925.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
DOWNS, (ENe. NOV. 8.
SHIPWRECK OF THE OGLE CAS-
TIE EAST-INDIAMAN,

Extract ofa letter IL was reused
from bed at hall past six in the morning,
to behold large and beautiful ship,
which had at that moment, in endcavor.
ing to reach the Downs from the west
ward, struch on the Goodwin Sands,
abou, the western extremity. Al the
termination Of about twenty minutes from
the period Of grounding, her forcpart
having previously lowered or sunk into
the sand, she inclined so much on tho
starboard side as to bring the mass with
in ten or twelve feet Of the water. In
this situation she continued for five or
six minutes, when her masts having come
in contact with the waves, were all car
ried ashore. She struck a, halt past six
in ,he morning, and before halt past se-
ven she was perfect wreck. | cannot
accurately describe the scene which
took place on board, having been distant
about three miles; but could perceive
with the assistance OF q good glass, that
no sooner was the misfortune perceived by
the crew and passengers, than the utmost
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TAKEN UP

with face. belly, and hind feet white, mark ed
wha crop off the right ear, and mitch in The
under SIDE of the left, supposed to be about
six years old. The other of brownsh color,
with some white on the belly, and white on
the hanks extending near to his hips, some
white on the forehead, and white round the
tail about the middle, marked crop and un-
derbit off the left ear, and AN underslope eli
the right, about six years old; both supposed
to be Stages: appraised to $50 by Barton Ran
de- James ID. Henry and William Jones.
true copy,
f. ]. WEST, J. p.
Attest JOSEPH CONWAY, cterSs.
.Nop. 18th, 1851 st
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TAKE NOTICE.

VEvHOsF persons who are indebted TO BE-
y NAIAH ROBINSON, by note or account,
are informed that the same are in m, hands
for collection with instructions. that. if pay
ment be not made BY the 18th of January
next, to commence suit
John BsPBER, J. p.
Madison county, Dec "a, 1925.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
Samuel EaineYss Nstate.

NOTICES HEREBY given, lhafwe Will at
~ tend the Couri of Probate, 10 be holden
in Waterloo, in and for the county of Monroe,
on the .j.2i Monday IN February neat, 10 make
final settlement Of the estate OF SAMUEL
RAINIER, deceased; when and where all per-
sons having demands against said estate, are
requested TO present them, dug auhendcate d.
MARY ALEXANDER. .fdmim8fahir.
GiLMaN JEWLir. .3ttiniStraor Of
the estat7 Of UHfam .alerapder, deceased, Id
Manifestation q The es4ate Of Samuel Raiaef, DE-
ceased.
hn,chee, Dec. Isl, 1857 At
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Reuben sNillev's Estate.

n Office is hereby given that we will at
~ tend the Court of Probate to be holden
at aterloo. in and for the County Of Monroe,
on the first Monday in February next, to make
final settlement of the estate IF REUBEN
MILLER, deceased when and where all per-
sons having demands against said estate, are
requested 70 present them, duly authenticated
MARY ALEXANDER, .Adm'r'.r.
GILMAN JEWETT, Administrator
orthe eState of HiHiam .aierander, deceased, ne
Erecutor Of the estate Of Res'5en .ihiter, de-
ceased.
Mtchee, Dec. 1st, 1926. IL 1T
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
TO Mr. StepheM Gonahoe,

YOU viii take notice that have SIZED cut
Of the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of
Madison county, State of Illinois, a writ Of.
Foreign Attachment agains. YOUR goods and
chatiels, lands and tenements, for debt due
me exceeding one thousand doliars by virtue
of which certain articles Of personal property
have been attached and unless you appear at
he next March term of said Court. and cause
sp cal bail to be entered in said suit iH@g-
ment will be rendered against YOU by default,
and the property attached will be sold to salts.
ty it. Dated 3lst December, 1925.
JAMES POCUE. Smpiring tatt,,er Of
DAVID WAKEFIELD & POGUE.
17-At
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Receiuer's Office. Springfield,
JaRNarn 281.e26.

NvoTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of
~ Instructions from the Treasury Depart
ment. that. after the expiration of one month
from this date. no hank note Of a less amount
than FIVE dollars, will be received into his Of
fee, in payment for Public Land.
PASCAL. p, FNOS, Receiuer.
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law Notice.
DAVID PRICK Eft,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Edzuardspiile. Illinois,
"ILL practice in the counties of Madison,
w Greene. Morgan Calhoun. Pike, Sanga-
mo, Montgomery, Bond, Fayette, Clinton,
Washington. Stellar, and Monroe also, in the
Supreme Court of this state, and in the Federal
Court, a, Vandalia.
April ~.
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List Of Letters remaining in the Posi-
Office at E4goardsviHe, Dcce m6cr 5,
1925.
b David Moore
William Baird N
C William Norman,
Cornelius Campbell Il. Newhall, ,
james Coulter o
Hugh s Cochran Reuben Odeli
Clerk of Circuit Court p
ID Jesse Pierce
Jacob Deck Join Powell
Walter Denny William Parkerson
f II
Narcissa Etters Benaiah Robinson, 2
BENJAMIN faves John Robinson
G John Ramsey
Bird Conner
James Glass Henry Starr, 9
Titus Gragg James Sackett,
II. Levi Str,nger
George or spilsby Joseph Sherry
geS Nancy Suce
James Hawthorn I
John D. a,cke Uriah Thompson
Jonathan Haskell Daniel Tolman
Harbert i,obas Andrew Turner
Butha ftals James tumbleston
Morris Hays
J James r. Vineyard
Thomas Johnson w
Stephen Johnson David Wilcox
NJ Widow Wadde
Henry Madison John West
William SlcGomery William West
DAVID PRiCKErT, P. NJ
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,N0TICE.

an the first Monday in February, 1926, |
W shall make a settlement with the Judge
of Probate, of my account as Administrators
of the Estate of BENJAMIN STEPHENSON,
deceased.
LUCY STEPHENSON, .Adm'r.
Edwardsville, Jan 6, 1926 - II b
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TERMS OF SALE.

] Elk Ms OF "a LIZ.
For personal property, including Merchan
die, CASH. on delivery of the Goods.
The real estate will be sold on accommodate
ing terms and consists of a variety OF Lots in
the upper town of Edwardsville aud in the
lower town that extensive brick warehouse
and lot, also the lot adjoining, opposite the
Court House. slso various lots in the town
of CARLYLE, Clinton county, two of which are
improved, by an extensive horsa mil add
dwelling, the latter now occupied By sif. Alb
bot.
A first rate Piano Forte is part OF the effects
Sale to be at the warehouse in Edwards
vile.
All persons having accounts with the es-
tate of the deceased. are solicited, FOR the last
time, to present them for adj stnent.
LUCINDA Z. poGUE, Erecut,fr.
JOHN poGU&, r....,aon.
JAMES PDGUE. 'N'eeF'''S
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NOVICE.

Y WILL attend on the Court of Probate, for
u the County OF Madison, State of Illinois. to
be holden in Edwardsyille, on the third Mon
day of February next, to make settlement Of
the Estate of JAMES ROBINSON, deceased !;
at which time and place all persons concerned
are required to attend with their claims a.
gainst said estate properly authenticated.
JOHN ROBINSON, administrator.
December Goth, 1857 st
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NOYlCE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that we shall apply to
Z the Judge of Probate of Madison county,
on the first Monday OF February next, for the
purpose Of making final settemen, Of the
estate of GALENrINE KINDER, dece ased !;
where all concerned ma, attend if they think
proper.
GAI.ENTlNFst KIN YER.
JACOB KINDER,
Administrators.
December 10, 1S25.-l6-3t.
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AUCTION,

FNY virtue of the last viii and Testament of
10 ROBERT FOGUE, deceased, the Execu-
tors will expose to public sale. On "Wednesday,
the 1st day Of February, 1896, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. all the real and personal estate OF the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28
INST OF AEYYERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Belle
nile III Dec 81 1925.
George Allen John o. Prentice
Chisum Estes John Robinson
Josiah Hughes Elijah Smith
John Jones Jacob s. Stout
John Johnston William Sterrit
Mss Elizabeth Scott Jesse Walker
Edward Murtha Sheriff of st. Clair Co.
Turner Neipals
JAMES MITCHELL, p. NJ.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-28

By SIMON sNoRER Esq.
- sum up half mankind.
And add two-thirds of the remaining half,
And find the total of their hopes and fears,
Dreams, dreams.
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AMERICAN COLONTZATlON SOCI
ETY.

iht Inllnwing ei quent paragraphs are
''Afaclf,l from an address delivered 1t the
he anniversary Of the Auxl'iar, G"foniza-
n'p Society Of Petersburg, virginia, by
.'o'lrl T. Di-oswa,. Esq. On submit
u rr-oluion MIR. u. observed,
~ That he was one of those who behold
'n pleasure the origin Of the A American
"7niz'tlon Society, ,bd watched with
interest the srps which led To thai memo
'Ne event heard, fsaid h- the shout
fn = rd,when h. Z "a eth, ih"
- mlp with tolouls's, six years ago, ~
s' oa'h"r Of New York uHftrlrd her soils
IT. A''lcf. II VAS happy moment of my
' n''rr u he forgotten. The scfur
=" "hf On which heaven SEEMED Ia -miie,
w.. "" thoussud ,irtuops minds r, joic' d.
Fn review the events which have nr-
!'u alnce that period when consider
a, on''acles overcnlne. and the benefts
n ''n! exr"rinred, | cannot bat co1graf-
'e", SIT, on this anniversary of our
!. II IL true that in this Christian
'st s"ibe valuable lives have been
,"c' q but there thuse who deem ii an
NO. NOR OF h'areal, rank to fail in Africa
,fp o"oo To be entorpbed with the ashes
'"on, And't"s, aud Vim. or win the
ea Hn's, 10 slonher in he bosom of
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100000 DCExAES

in thu Gfaud State Lottery tsw wr"ks
ago vas sold in Shares, fiaIf and Tw"
Quarters al 10 dlstnf Adventures, aud
mher, NOR. Capitat Prizes hope bto, obtain
ed than al any oHter 0E'e ~ .3D.1 'ea.
IL Ordsls f'um any part Of III" UGiird
States, either by mai ip"sf pud) or private
Conveyance, enclosing ihs Gasr or Prize
Tickets in any al the Lotteries, will meet
tnr same prompt aud puocluai attention
as IL II personal application.
e. Be pnrt'cuiar in directing 10
il. COHEN, ia. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
NJ COHEN'S "Gazets ard Lottery
Register" which is pnhtstrd ln,medlatrly
after the drawing, vii contain the conn
plrte List of the Prlzns. II viii be for
wardcd gratis. to all who purchase their
Tickets at COHEN'S OFFICE, and VIII
signify their wrsh TO receive it.
Baltimore, May 10, 1876. ,tl6J
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SI29.520
1870 pr zee.
Q 1910 blanks.
4264O tickets.

The public viii ohserye nj 'hs very sr's
glance That the above scheme is the me~t
brilliant one tina, has bern before them Tor
some time, aud the price Of tickets much
more moderate, and the drawing 10 take
mace almost Immediately in Petersburg -
Those wishing 10 secure . chance viii unt
have minute 10 lose, or they may lose ydnt
chance OF getting S2euoo, witch would re-
ally he a very convenient and Comfortable
sum 10 any person IN these hard times. Take
old squire gricts advice, aud Try you IN, L
again. and who knows bu, thai the same good
luck will attend You also.
" Present price Of tickets ga, and shares
in proportion II you want the 22o,00o be
,ure and call at my truly lucky Office, and
secure n chance. ABaAM Il. NORTH.
May 20. AZ i
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:" duet, fen, his frsito his iasi most IN
: Porfnpt act, rs our rrprrssstaliss."--
" III. Sd. Congressional District il now
" speaking is instructions in language not
= III be- misunderstood or mist,pr,s nled.
" Lei Demagngues listen"
Sneh wer. thu circumstances, before and
after the Presidential election. which
warrant us in saving, land whirh eannoi
admi, ~ d'e,ial h. nry caadid MANI that
Henry Clay VS. bound 10 vote for John
Z Adams, II preference 10 Andre0 Jtrk
son, even admitting that the right Of IN.
al ucliun is bloding upon the representa-
i've IL his constitutional capacity Of Prt-
-ldennal Ei"ctor, iehith, hoWr,r, ne deny
This position shalt be elucidalsd IN our
nrxt No.
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DhRGAl<S-rbt subur,ibrr offers r
J sale III the house recently occNpied by
Mr. John +. Blvd II general assortment Of.
Watches, Iewrlry. II I'd Waf", Cutlery, &C
Atew pdr ot pantainons aud waistroats OF
good qnalily aud veil made Grape Dresses
OF different rolnnrs-- All OF which hrwill cell
on reasonable terms --------lIr The Gouds
remaining on hand, vail be seid nj Anetion
on 1hursda, evening next Al enndle lghh
JOHN x. ID PAYNE, Aurtion'r.
10Th June 2sG
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CDIstLnI MS

Lottery aud EAaba9gc -Othc", No. ia, Mar
knt street, Baltimore
Where two sh.s.s ot hr ID 900 dollar przf.
hui two = ,arters oiihn 10000 dollar pr'l, ,
aGd also he ,ono dollar priz", eil drawn IN
the Grsnd State Lottery on Tive 10Th instant,
have already been presented ana paid, and
where the great and magnificent Capital
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THE NEXT LOTT cry.


ODD AND9FNEN SYSTEN.
Rs wlieh he ioldrr e two tickets or two
sIarc- is retain of obtnaing at lens eae priss
and uGg dfuw hcee!
Grand stute Lottery Of 1arg'aHI.
80. :, under the p.inDtndanee ofihe com
mis-. ioae rs appointed by The Governor md
Council. The drawing will bo con p'etei
NONE DAY. ana will take place u The =.
y oil Ia Ilmurc, On
HeJuesdoy. the lah Of Jnly.
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LHNCnBUKG, JUNE lasU.
NIX CLAY.-Nn. Q.


The hrst proposllon which we are To
demonstrate, is, that Mr. Clay was bound
I" support Mr.. Adams, even if. in rasr of
an election of President ae.nl,ing mon
ihe House of Representatives, the right Of
obstruction be admitted IN have any hind
ing authority an the Representatives. I'm
der this head ot our subject. we .hali NJ
c'ssarlly take in the Sd proposition also.
Which is similar I" he ist, and ought IL
have followed il Ia the order of arrange
went.
Mr. Clay's constituents had never init
mated the slightest DISPOSITION 10 direct his
conduct in relation to The ultimate decision
oil The great question. II WAS known, long
before hr let Lexington, for the Seat Of
Government, That the Electoral Colleges
bud failed 10 effect an election. and thai
The House of Representati, cs would have
10 perform the duty assigned 10 il. in that
event. by the Consttntion--it nas knovn
/ that Mr.. Clay had not been returned
20 the House. and That the contest would
necessarily settle dawn between Mr.. A.
"7"' "'' WI '''"lo'd-
II was known that NJ. Clay and Gen. Jack
.on had tong been on terms little sho,t of
| u az" ''''''-" ""f
known that as member Of the House of
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Nh.SEAHG SEA INt..
June ~.

I A XAGrl respectfully inform. bis pa
y. irons hol lhe inhab,.elts oi Lynch-
bure generally. TIM, tie neYi meeting ot hlr
DANCING School viii take place on Thursday
the 22d instant, IN Nh. Norris Abrmhi,
room. Person, dc.irans Of entering lhelt
children ARE respectfully referred 10 Mr.,
Brndiute, cashr. of,he almsrs' Bunk.
, Iun. D. HOO 81
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NDIYrt,
100000
a OIL Prize,.

=. VI one blank 10 nprize.--All ptyable
in CASH, which a. usoul IT Coben's Office,
can br ha1 the mouirui they are dawn
Who. Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 %
TniV,s 2 81 H., hlhs Up
To be- a. IN the greatest variety Of numbers
Todd and FVcn1 ~
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ROCERIES, 81. &e.-Ihe snbscri
~ her has recently received additional
supplies OF Groceries, Gas. Cookery an6
Stona Ware, &c which with his tormc, stock
comprises n pretty general assortment of ar
ticles in his line-All of which he is dispose
to sell low Tor eash
HENRY l.. DUFFEL.
Jnnp 10 nSt2ifs6
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IL Tn .bembt9 a. m LyachbUE Hsp
an sorisfv nrt rsgusIef 10 ATTEND meeting
TUESDAY EPEktNG. n curly eaadlt.i,ghi.
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q. a. Nx. ALLEN, * co.
49, 49, l. e.. d.


NJ Where have been sold aud paid within
the last sigh, months one prize OF Sln'eo9'
one prize of $4,000, three prizes OF Sio0o'
be sides $500, sc.
June 3.
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rrsiaid L,trafhrc Loftsry.3d G'ass:
toi The benefit nj the New London
Academy.
Tub. drawn on The Day Of July neat, 10
IynchhnIg Al IN enc day.
81 ItEMt.:
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PltEsEhT PhICE OF III KETS.
bboiss. ~ no Qoari.p. ~
Haho, n
III, 1ruNing w,i be Experimental BY tbo
following gentlemen judge VIM nhnieh
Chswell Dahrry. Albco M'bnui.t, ioin =.
N,em. Johu Bullock, DAVID G Mors-l, YIN.
N'Linnry, Wm. " horv.l, oirotge WHIT
lorlr, john " Bnrn ell. Amn.on Hancock.
kobrri K, IL, JAMES 7. Ciay,or. 1esse b. liars
r,iuu, NieaJal, Dav.s a. Com Lnknor. J. ~,
i J. ~ the la,t sehrme tha cnpiii pf'ses
wcre Wpll distributed Tho gob0 prlzs
vns ~ ned by John E. NoeIl OF bedford
Dhc Slaoo. eod s5poby individuals in l5nrh'
hncg ma he 30 by Two young gsnilemor
Of franklin
~ ORDER from Distance, by mail post
pnd, OF pripsie eanvr snfr, 'ncloslng Tho
cash or pfise tickets. vii meet the moBt
prompt attention II rad.esscd TO
AUG LET lWlCH, Manager.
NAV II.
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NHw MyyETC

No ~ IpA SS&S
TENIE sohscl btr ba, TIE la"sare of in
forming he ladies aud gentle men al
yrchhnrp, ibai he In, received direct from
Philadelphia. very epinnhlo snlection pi
l'tRNr NV 5IGa
For The Primo. F5rte, Gefman } l0ie, CLAIR.
onpt, III &c --A All OF which he !. determined
10 sell very low. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
June 2.
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CoKe, MANDY, Ale, 81.

bags best Grern coiloe
2 piecs French BrHndy
~ bis, Dunlop's Ale, Very superior,
h. krPs Lewis pure White lead
} erntrs Eaahen ware, hsaoned
2orates Liverpool China
Kegs Medder
2 baskets sweet oil
paP"nts gnn power, assorted qualities,
Just received and fog snlc ny
RQ roNpKINS.
june IL 2lts6
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she merAiue Mats.

EUST received and for salr by The suh
- scriher. the Opninn at Chiei Justice
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