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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

ticket witt. only two OF the drawn nun
beers, may be prize Of
1000 DOLLARSi

1000 DOLLARS
And every Ticket having any one OF tho
drawn numbers, will be prize Of 20 Dollars
P,ie. Of Tickets.
Whole Tickets, o20--fia Sl0--Quar.s
tiers S. Esghths 81 50--Twentaeths 81.
A considerable pc ZION Of TINS Lottery 10
put up into Packages vt - Tickets. whichs
embracing the IS Nos. o the Lottery, cannot
possibly draw less than 90 dollars. with so
many chances for the great capitals. and other
superior prizes. Packages OF Shares are PUT,
ur in the same manner.
Adventures who prefer advancing only tho
difference between the valuc of the tickets
and what they are warranted to draw can re-
ceiye Certificates from the Managers for
A Package of - Whole Tickets, for
i55 S-l2 Halres for ST. 50--14
Quarters for S3s IS ia Finhs for
SSi-ia Eighfhs for Sls 57-la 1snths
Jor l58bo--la Tioentieihs for 81 10
- Letters enclosing prize tickets. o. good
Bank notes. for packages. single tickets Or
shares. will be as well attended to, as persona
ally present. at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Pennsylvania Avenue. opposite Brown'a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

ALFRED Fl. POWELL. Esq representative in
Congress from the adjoining district. has made
avery able speech on the Judiciary Bill, OF
upwards Of two hours in length Tie appears
TO have delivered it in tina, eloquent AMI i'm
pressive manner, so peculiar TO him.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26

Baron Stackelberg, Minister of Swe-
den to this Government, arrived at New
York in the ship Martha, from Stock
holm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-26
At PUBLIC AUCTION

Nov. lift
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-25
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-25

A early dawn thirteen guns shall be
fired, and at intervals OF thirty minutes
between the rising and setting sun,
single cannon will be discharged
And at the close of the day twenty-
four rounds.
BY command Of Major General
Br DUN.
r. JONES, Adj. Gen.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-25
From the Baltimore Gazette, July q.
pOSrHUMOUS HONORS.

Soon after SUNRISE yesterday, the tol-
ling the bells OF the city announced
MES, which grateful people were
about TO offsr Is ties imony Of their
pr 'ornd grrt tor ,he deat o. the ii'os-
rlvus kAlAsrs Vi the Reyolulion, AD-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-25
.NXSCEaAAA,S NOUS.
From the Illinois Intelligencer.

JUNE l7th, 1926.
.Neeting Of the Bond County Bible So
c,ety Of Illinois.
rpe meeting was opened with prayer,
BY J,hn Gilmore, Esq. Pest.
rhe recording Secretary being absent,
Horstio NewhaII was appointed hro
semhore.
Ine second annual Report was then
read by Col James M'CIung, and,
o, motion of Samuel d. Laughlin,
was accepted.
On motion Of H. Newhall,
RESOLVED, That the thanks OF this So
eiety b. presented to the Board of Mana
ger y; lie American Bible Society, tor
their generous donation oil 40 pihles and
100 tesamen,s amounting % Slo7 87a:
bs,ng the amount purchased by Ibis SO
cie,y, and lost on their passage TO New
Orleans.
On motion of William NJ Stewart,
TIE society proceeded to the election Of
officers for the ensuing year; and the
following gentlemen were elected; viz.
DR.. HORATIO NEWHALL, Pres't.
RICHARD WHITE,
HUGH M'REYNOLDS, Vce Pres.
DAVID M'CORD,
NM NJ STEWART, Cor Sec'y.
JAMES M'CLU NC, Rec. Secy.
v M. WHITE, Treasurer.
ROBERT DIAMOND, I
RANSOM GEAR
JOHN GILMORE, SDirectors.
ROBERT & WHITE.
SA MI ID. LAUGHLIN,
The Meeting then adjourned by pray
er of WIN. M. Stewart
Fl. NEW BALL, Sec'y, fro tenn.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-25
SECOND ANNUAL REPORT.


The Board OF Managers greet the re-
turn OF another anniversary OF this Soci-
ely; and present this second annual Re.
port, with emotions of heartfelt gratitude
to HIM IN whose cause they have en-
listed; that he has preserved them thro'
another year, and still permits them in
some feeble degree to assist IN the glo-
rions work OF spreading his word which
has gone forth out of His mouth, pledge ID
b, his promise " that il shall not return
unlo him void"
Your managers lament the feebleness
OF their limited exerlions; ot,hey would
exercise the lively hope, that they have
not grown weary IN the bible cause !;
that their constituents have not yielded
to dependency, nor departed from the
field Of usefulness; but are still alive to
the design, and awake to the prosecution
OF this noble work indulglng the hum
BILE hope, tina, they are, as II were," cast
ing bread upon the waters, which shall
be ga hered after many days ; while they
cast tneir mite" into the treasury Of
the Lord.
But the board in giving minute ac-
count OF their proceedings would be de-
lighted if they could make such an one
as would be pleasing to the members
and all the friends OF the society; rouse
from their supineness those who louk on
with cold indifference, and excite aciivi-
ty IN those VINO stand with folded a, ms,
beoolding the rapid and universal dis
se,"ination Of the oracles OF eternal
truth.
AT the last annual meeting Of the So
cie.y, there rem aimed IN the depository,
81 bibles and 46 estamen,s. since then,
tiisfe has been Id at cost and al reduce
e. prices, l8 bibles and 81 tesiamenls |;
s ,spies and ties amenis aave been dis
ninn,ed gratunously. The society has,
si,ee its ormatI0n, IN all, disrIbu ed
$50 oiDies and testsMen,s. G was
in the treasury a. tnat TIME S4,i9 since
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-25

The death of Messrs. adams and JET
ferSon, has nov produced an Aposropne,
imUre appropriate, or one thai Will re,
ceIve more general sympathy or ex-
cite more glowing veneration Tor the
distinguished obJec,s OF Its euIogy, than
The following by Mr.. Jones, which &C.
companies the orders ron the Secre a.
ry OF War, to the Officers and soldiers
oil the Array OF The United States.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

should be publicly known for the benefit
of the many ladies and gentlemen, who
are deprived OF the charms of converse
ton, or injured in business, by such pain
ful obstructions--no time should be. lost
in applying to this lady, who is well ID
formed and respectable.
Il is confidently asserted that hall an
ounce Of powdered birthstone will IN
stantly extinguish chimney on lire, by
being thrown upon the burning Goals up
on the hearth.
The advantages Of 7emherance.-A
Blacksmith, in the CITY Of Philadelphia,
some forty years ago, was complaining
10 his iron merchant that such was the
scarcity Of money that he could not pay
his rent. The merchant then asked hin,
how much rum he used in his family in
the course of the day. Upon his an
swering this question, the merchant
made calculation, and showed him that
his rum amounted to more money in the
year than bis house rent. The calcula.
ton so astonlshed the mechanic, that he
determined from that day to buy and
drink no spirits of any kind. In the
course Of the next ensuing year he paid
bis rent, and bought new suit OF clothes
our OF the savings OF his temperance. lie
persisted in it through the course OF his
life, and the consequence was, compe-
,ence and responsibility.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
POETRY.
Frem lde Sonlle.n MLeMgeaeer.
: ! WFIN NJ : H0ltFfs-77 II T IT, .
GILEAD'S BALM.


GELEAD's BALM.
Go 10 the climes where spices grow,
Where myrrh trees bleed and spikenard'
are,
And gums of richest odors flow,
The precious ointments to prepare;--
Nor balm like Gilead's can be found,
So pure to cleanse and heal wound.
Go seek the precious boon aiar,
And distant lands with care explore;
Pursue the light of guiding star
Across the deep to tarthest shore; -
Nor Gllead's balm can there be found
Nor does it spring on earthly ground
Of brighter cline of richer mould,
1t aourishes on hills of loves
Nor can it be procured with gold,
Nor gems-all price it is above =
Yet Gle ADS balm is freely given
To humnis souls, the heirs OF heaven.
This balm, like dew on 2ion's hills,
Refreshing frightening all their face,
Its precious healing drops dlstlls
On broken hearts through matchless grace
Come bleeding sinner, try the cure;
Nor longer pains of gull; endure.
Let thousands come nor fear defeat;
This sovereign remedy abounds;
With every virtue replete
To wipe all tears and heal all wounds;
Then Gilead's balm our song shall be,
Sweet, sweetest flow our melody.
This balm no other than the blood
ofCalvary's sacrifice for sin
Purer than waters Of the flood,
Can heal the soul OF man within:
Then Gilead's balm our song shall be,
Shout, shout the sacred melody.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
$500 JRInVyAy.Ea2,ll-DEo

M AN away from me, in Franklin county,
la Alabama, on the Goth Of August, 1924, a
negro man, THORNTON by name, sometimes
calls himself Keys, no doubt will assume other
names; age about % or 30 quite black IA
Their lean; about 5 feet 10 inches high boasts
OF his manhood has many small scars on his
face ike scratches, and some on his head +; the
under part of one Of his ears gone, and rather
notched; a hard countenance coarse, strong
voice pretty large breast, and tapers down;
he says he lived part of two years as free
man, near shawneetown, Illinois, and followed
the dis,ilhng business. This time should have
been IN or about 1892 or 5.
Any person who will deliver him to me al
home, will receive 100 dollars reward, or S5C
to give information 50 | get him. He no doub,
descended tie Tennessee river from Florance.
j. CUCkRlIL.
Oct 11th 1850 6m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
THE MUSEUM
FOREIGN LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.

FOREIGN LITERATURE AND SClENCE.
rs published by F. LITTELL, Philadelphia,
- once every month, in pamphlet form; and
the subscription price is six dollars year, pay
able in advance.
1t will be sent free Of postage to every sub
scriber long as he continues 10 pay in Advance.
The Museum began in July, l822-and all
the back numbers may be obtained on the
above conditions.
CONTENTS CT THE FEBRUARY NUMBER.
Portrait Of Francis Hotki'isOai.
The Eyenttul Lie of Soldier.
Memoirs of Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia
Canning's Speeches at Liverpool.
The Antonias-A Story OF the South
National Pride.
Watts Literary Souvenir. The Lovers Quar-
rel-Ny own Fireside-The Bachelors Di-
lemma--The Forsak en- First Love-Statue
Of Lady Louisa Russell.
Bells Observations on italy.
The Dead 1rumpeter.
iiow sweet to sleep where all is peace.
To an Infant.
Russian Literature.
"reminiscences Of Michael Kelly.
Milton.
Anecdotes of Bishop Corbet.
Narrative Of the Loss of the Kent East India.
man.
The Hunting Alderman.
Miscellaneous Selections.
Literary Intelligence.
New British Publications.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
r. public, that he has opened a House OF En-
tertannent at the Ferry, on the bank OF the
river, opposite St. Louis, where he IS ready to
accommodate travellers and others, with such
refreshments as the country affords, and good
attendance can provide.
lie has a large and commodious stable, in
which horses will be well TAX Ell care of.
". c. VIRGINS.
oNpemder 2, 1825.-10tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

were designed as mementos OF single
blessedness there are not enough leit to
form quorum, or to mount corporaps
guard.
But start not, gentle reader, they are
not dead-only married !! and the most
memorable among them, those who lat
tened on celihacy, and who prided them.
selves upon lying alone in comfortable
winter nlght--those who had become
members of the club for life, The very
pillars Of the bachelors balls, have all
been caaghl by the skirts, all fallen into
the snare set by Hynen, aud even at the
moment when the printers and devil are
throwing off these sheets, the beartless
rogues are spugy reposing in the very
arms OF those 10 whose destinations at
the balls they fell sacrifice.
SIN Adams fall we sinned ALL
On the approach of ST. Valentines
day, and the period for another ball, the
committee were convened at the old
place, and on calling over the names OF
t7pcnfy-one of the members, they were
proc lamed absentees, aud on iuquiring
Why and wherefore, we learnt that they
had all married.
$50 ladies pray take warning
By my true love and mes
The very plan which was to perpetu
ale the fame oil the single, has in the end
proved the utter destruction Of bachelors !,
and those free rowing fellows, with heads
up and eyes 10 the right, are now seen
crawling along Broadway, with Goa, but
toned to the neck, and wife en- bon
hoint tucked under their arms.
Finding it was all Dickcy with the
bachelors ball, and ,ha, we we're com
PEELED 10 adjourn sine die, we called for
bottle OF the juno and a few segars,
and had a comfortable convefzatione on
the subiec, -" Weii-Harrr's gone at
last--who did he marry go :" Why ii,tle
Poppet 5prigh.ly, of Park place"--"No!
why he Is As, and She is l6." Well,
so much The better: the Older a bache-
los grows, the younger he wants his vile
to be p i" Who did Dick 'Criae marry Z"
-" ., Dick was bii--he fell in love
with Bridget Lcvsali, IN consequence OF
her briiilan, complexion st The ball, but
discovered that il was made up OF pearl
powder and Miss ST. Mael,n's liquid
rouge" g Poor fellow and who did
Col. rhunderboll go off with I" so, be
married fat wjdow IN pearl-streci, and
got ,hree brick houses aDi retail ore. :"
F." Conc, that's pretty wei.---and Tom
who lixed him :" Tom Tell in love
with country cousin al the ball; and it
was not untli a month after he was mar
ried that he discovered she nad glass
eve--oh no !-ha . ha !'
Thus the ways ran over the catalogue,
the good fortune Of the Bere-
diets, and scandaliziDg their cora shosas,
and finally deciding that there would be
DO bachelors ball this year, in conse-
quence of its having been discovered that
by the census there were $4,000 more
males in the state than females, aud con-
sequently their stock being high they
would stand upon high premiums, and
would not be found counting the bache-
lors.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
WINCHESTER, VA JAN. 81


Caughta 7artar.-A few days since,
a wagner, having tugged and toiled
throughout the day, halted at one OF the
numerous Travellers Rests" with
which the great tboroughiase between
this aud Baltimore is So soundaDtiy sup
piled, and having watered and fed bis
horses, snugly seated himself by a blaz-
ing Ere, vita pipe in his moaih, tor
getiul OF bis past taligues, and Disregard
ing those which were to come. BY the
by, rogue passing by. discovered a box
in the wagon, which he could not resist
the desire OF examining, aud accordngi "
shouldered il, and carried II to an ada.
cent field, where the conten,s were spec.
Oily brought to view. But instead Of
fading a comfortable piece OF broad
cloth or costly silks, a hhnaan skeleton
was displayed 10 the bewiIdered VISION OF
the midnight prowler. Need more be
said ? A snow having Just fallen, 1t was
discovered that the thief had jumped
about ten feet from the box, and as far as
he could be tracked, his fee,ness by no
means tagged. 1t was now ascertained
that medical student at Baltimore, had
carefully BOXED up skeleton, which he
was sending home, and had proceeded
thus far safe, until so unceremoniously
disturbed by the atlrighted rogue.
We noticed some days ago, says the
New ork Advocate, the advertisem cnt
of Mrs. Leigh, % Gold street, who pro.
missed to cure impediments OF speech, or
siammerng, most painful and unpiea-
SAINT affection; and in proof OF the e!fica.
cy OF her system, we have Witnessed an
extraordinary instance of cure. A young
gentleman arrived in this city on Thurs
day from fredericksburg. Va. sent by
his parents 10 be cured OF a most obstn.
ate stammering. He called on Mrs.
Leigh on Friday, and on Saturday re-
NAMED FIVE hours with her, taking the
usual lessons, his speech is now clear,
smooth and FREQ from the least lmpedi-
menl. He assured US that he could not
read, and could scarcely speak, from
gutteral difficulty and spasmodic affec-
ton. He could not utter his name, to
be placed on the way bill. and was COM
PEELED to point to it on his trunk; he now
reads fluently and speaks without hesita-
ton, and after few hours Instruction.
We also convcrsed with two ladies who
had been relieved of similar affection
IN the course Of eigh, or ten days prac-
lice, and whose speech was freed from
impeachment. Such we'll a,tested cases
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
" ashinston HAN.
THOMAS ME.4DS

vsSENDERS his respects to his friends and
4 the public generally, and informs them
that he has taken the house formerly occupied
by Doctor WooDwORTn, where he proposes
to accommodate, in a satisfactory manner, all
who may be disposed to call upon nun.
His table and bar shall be well furnished i;
and having convenient stable, il shall be as
well prepared for the reception Of Horses, as
any in the country.
MHaloigto1yn, .Nop. 28M, 1825.--1zf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
PROPOSALS,
For publishing at Kaskaskia, Illinois,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
To be called the
WESTERN PALLADIUM


Having purchased the establishment OF the
" Kaskaskia Republican," formerly conducted
by William Orr, Esq. we beg leave to inform
the public that We propose to issue weekly
paper under the above title, on the flrst OF
April next, or sooner, if practicable, should our
fellow citizens feel disposed to patronlze us.
In presenting the public with this prospec'
tus, it may be well to give them brief outline
of the manner in which we propose it shall be
conducted.
1t is supernuous to state, that the principles
which shall ever guide US in the performance
of our duties will be republican. The party
with which We acknowledge ourselves con
nected, and for whose interests We hereby
pledge ourselves TO devote our unrenitting
exertions, is that OF the yirtuous and indus
trious citizens Of the community. The adj
vancement Of the agricultural, mechanic, and
other branches of domestic industry shall ever
receive Our encouragement.
We cannot reflect but with pain at the po
litical divisions and animosities which have, ioi
some years past, retarded the growth and pros
perity of our state, and which have SO com
petely smothered those kind and fraterna
sentiments which alone are the pillars ano
key Of our general welfare and happi
ness
Unswayed by party feelings, we will be
jealous in the promotion OF the interests OF oul
own state, and of the Union. Our columns
shall be filled with the latest foreign and do
nestle intelligence. Finally, 10 eXeruons shall
be wanting on our part to render our Journa
worthy the patronage OF the public.
TERms-The PALLADIuM," will be printed
on super-royal sheet, for So 50 per year il
4 a.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
TAKEN UP

DY Daniel Henderson,, Of Apple Creek
I'D township, in Greene county, illinois, q
dark red aeifer, two years old, marked with
swallow fork in each ear. and an underbit in
the right. Appraised to So rs before Jehu
Allen, ]. p. Jan. IA, 1926.
As appears from the return to my office.
SAM'L. LEE, Jr. Cpk. c. C. Greene C.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
LEONARD ROSS.
TAX EN- UP

yAY David Moore, living in Madison county,
49, Ridge Prairie township, two Cows 2, d
Calves. One of said Cows is eleven or Twelve
years old, red and spotted, marked with a ssal-
loW-fork AVID an under-bit in the right car
The other a red and white spotted, suppos-
ed to be FIVE years old in the spring, marked
with swallow-lork in the left ear, and Mitch
in the under side of the right ear. The calves
both spotted in the same way, and unmarked.
Appraised TO twelve dollars, by John Turaer
and John Roach
Dec. ooh, 1856
EZRA POST, Up.
Attest:
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
TO Rent OF lease for a term
OF wears.

TsVHE ALTON STEAM DISTILLERY,
L MILL, &c. The advantaa rs of the above
establishment are SO well known to persons in
this quarter that description is needless
Strangers will look out for themselves. The
terms will be accommodating. Apply to
C. w. HUNTER, Agent.
will rent for one year or longer the farm
and mansion house in which Inow reside, stu
ate on the banks of the Mississippi, at Lower
Alton, being on the main road to Missouri ira
yelled by emgrants, and adjoining to Fonn-
tain Ferry. 1t affords the best market to a
farmer in the state, and is admirably calculated
for house Of public entertainment.
C.. w. HUNTER.
Alton ILL., Feb S--25t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
Land fnfeIlisence Office.

Y HAVE opened Laad Lgteli,s eace 0G'ce at
L .4TL.lS, (the county scat Of The Boirsasy
Laude) Pike county, Illinois, the object Of
which is to accommodate owners OF lands to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, 10
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
information to those who have adv slse claims
on record, with the true situation osenerslip.
will also furnish correct information as to the
position Of lands, their adiacence TO settle
meuts, quality OF soil, timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that nay
be equested-Charges moderate and proper
toned TO the trouble
LEONARD ROSS.
REFEPFN'CES-M adiach iiond, late Go.
vernon of Illinois; Hon. Jesse H. Thomas; Hon.
.Asnian Eazva'ds Hen. Daniei p. Cook Hon.
IAomas Reyioils; Efos X. kane, fs9. ]; cqr-
hss Blakemaa Esq. JtIliam $. Hamilton, Esq, !;
.RA6ed COrslsS, Esq. JOHN IfHson, Esq. Hs9,-
ry Starr, Esq: Hoober Eawesi, ESQ. Hon.
l2tJn8 Petfibone Hiiham Orr, Esq. In New
York. Hon. Daniei Gray, Ceorge z. Da7is
In Massachusetts. Hon. Ed9ah Il. .liiis, GIL.
.foseth Crattan, Col. Htary ". DaoigH.
Nov. /.