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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-12
JOHN GARTH

EsPEcrFUILY informs his friends and the public, that
HI he has removed from Lynchburg this place. the
purpose of transactng business Commissions which he
will be assisted by gentleman [I James W. DihrclD of
much experience, especially the Tobacco Trade. He
occupies the house on street recently in possession
Idessrs. Seymour Scott and William Barrett.
March VIZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-12
II oHegsrs. JohH Henf,'ec, Etjqe B,oot George ~.
W,aitey, md Hamilton Pitts.

GENTLETEN:
EDLEASE to take notice, tina, Thursday the 18th dav
q OF May next az tic o'ce Of Herbert a. Claiborne,
Es1 IN iAe city of Richmond shall commence the akiu,
Of dispositions 20 he read In evidence suits, dcre ndn
IN the Superior Court of Charccrv Tor the Richmond dis
rir, 81 Of which Robert Poorc and others paiu-
tits aud John Icudrce nd others defendants in the
other WIN. W. fleming i plaintiff, and John Hendrce AMI
others defendants: and, viii ne impossible
pete the taking Of al the dispositions u day, they ~
DC aken from day dav. until whole completed.
ROBERT POOEE, Jor hinscD and others.
WM. w. HENING.
Richmond, April f7tb. 1926. 4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-12
WILLIAM WALLER ,HENING

az AS resumed the Practice of the Law.-.4drice on
points Of law and equity, will given for the Gus
tomary fees, and not crise except cases where the
hpPcant shall decate his her inability nay fee; in
which event. only advice will be given but Professional
services rendered, cihoa a7y fire.. Co,ccyancig in all
It's branches, executed for fees with the in
tricacy of the subject.
Richmond, March 10, 1925. II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-12
Valuable Land for Sale.

EDuRsrANT 10 the last will and John Young
II SENIOR decd, the Subscribers will offer at public Sa e
subject to te widows right of dover, premises on
thursday, the list OF June pex That valuable tract of
Land OF which he died possessed, situate Back in
Augusta county, containing by survey GOO acres
nearly 200 of which cleared under good fence, in
high stale of cultivation, with co acres of first
rate meadow ground, aud NC made. There arc
on this Land two Dwelling Houses, Barn, and other
nu-houses, Tor the acrormndaton OF two families, and
several springs of the best This tract of Iauh
deservedy ranks among the best in the county which it
ie the cleared land is surpassed By any M section
ni the country, and we feel perfectly safe in saving that
the woodland has decided superiority the vast aud
valuable lands OF the Kind known which are vet to
broach Perhaps few upland tracks its size in the state
are less incu'nbered will, Siei Improbable ground
When the intrinsic value of this Land coasiderel-the
excellence of the neigboood and society which SURROUND
't-ard the public improvements which going on and
contemplated t,it is presumed it fail TO
tract the attention of of capital. The subscribers
deem further description unnecessary, those wishing
to purchase will FIRST view the premises Possession will
given on the first of October foowus at which lime one
th'fd at the purchase money i'll be rcquedte balance
IN four equal annua! payments, secured by lien the
property The purchaser may have the privilege TO pre-
pare for sowing down part OF the ground immediately
after harvest. ANDREW Young, u,
ROBERT S. YOUNG, IN "FS'
Augusta county, Va. March IL 1896. o. lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-12
SIR ALFRED.

VII AIAN ILEIJ.
IBNHE Public is respectfully informed that Sir Alfred
= continues to stand at ny stable Lebanon, near
Charles City Courouse. present season. His hgh
character aud beauty en'iie him equal participation
nj least with other celebrated horses will only add his
colts arr extremely promising. Terms made known Ivy
HENRY b. CHRISTIAN.
april 0I-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-12
Drugs, Medicines, Paints Y DYE StuffS

Drugs, Medicines, Paints y Dye Stutfs
NOR Sale by the subscribers on the most accommodate
r. ing terms. They regularly supplied from the
northern cities, and can their Medicines he
fresh and genuine.
Iaaddrion c,eir stock OF Medicines they haze for
sale,
Brushes Of every Kind,
handsome assortment of Shaving Soap,
l-orIlard's Maccaboy Snuff,
Bells Nlaccaboy, Strasbrg and Scotch Snuff,
Putty, Window Glass, Train OIL Paint Oil Glue St.
They are Agents for the sale of DR.. Dyor's Family
Medcinesals for the safe Of MIR. Rcnnes Garden Seeds
JOHN T. REEVES & co.
II street. opposite the Shockoe Hill Tavern.
April 81 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-12

N6 EssRs Iachariah NIcciru5er and Frances his wife
INA Philip II. Baird and Polly his wife, Benjamin Me-
Caul' v lillian II. McCaul and Nancy KcCauI TAKr
NOTGcE, That shall take dispositions of william
Taumau and orrs, tie Mil Of joel Cross in the co,
g. OF Goocland, the . ltf day of May aud Au-
Gnst ncT and continue from dag day said deDosi-
ops are complication the 9Th day Of June NEXT al
Saunders fayefn on ShockOe Il in the city Of Richmond
Tire depos'ions Of Or. John T. Swami and others TO he
continued from day day until said dispositions re COM
r;cedaud the 9TH Wednesday in June next the tero
iorS Of William Purycar and others, Hanover Court
House, 10 De continued fon day to-day in ike ma nc ne
aho"H' Said depostious when taken intended 70 be
read Evidence in suit depending in the superior or,
chnuccy Tor ihc Richmond district in which YOU arc
.artiis aui Defendants You may attend If ,,r
Pleas TTfO.H,7S JoURYEgj2, Jr
John TqJRaiaN-
imi o.. 1926. 9TIOltJS PLfYE4R. ST..
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

and Wiltians B. Rochester, agreeably to
their nominations, respectively.
Mr.. Berrien submitted the following
resolution:
Resotved, Tha, the injunction of
secresy be removed from the Journal OF
the Senate, on The subject OF sending Mi
nisters 10 the Assembly of American
Nations at Panama, and that the secreta.
ry uf the senate cause the same 10 be
published, viz !: Resolutions of the SEN
ale of The 10Th February, and proceed
ings thereon; proceedings of the senate
Of the 92d, Esd and 24lli February, and
OF the 3th and l4lh oil March.
After an unsuccessful motion 10 adj
iourn, the above resolution was agreed
to without division.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
LanA-0Mce Money.

The Receiver Of Public Moneys at Ed.ua,dsuile,
is authorised b. the Secretary ofthe Treasury
to feceipe in addition to specie, bills Of the joiose-
ing Incorporated Banks:
Bank of the United States, and its branches,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city of New York,
Banks in Philadelphia,
Banks in Baltimore,
Banks in the District of Columbia,
Banks in Richmond.Vs
Bank of Illinois, at Shawaneetown.
Although, for the accommodation of rnr-
chasers, the local or state bank notes above
enumerated are at present receivable, it is
desirable that payments may be made in spe-
Gle, or the notes of the bank of the United
States or its branches; and as the receipt of
any of the local or state bank notes may be
discontinued at any time without previous no.
tice, it will be well for those who have pay
ments to make, to provide themselves with
specie, or notes of the United States Bank or
its baanches, to guard against any change that
may be found proper in regard to the notes of
local or state banks.
No bank note of a less amount than FIVE
dollars win be received nor any that is not
payable on demand.
JAMES MASON, Receiver.
Receiper's Office, Edwasdsvile,
April LIST, 1896.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
We are authorised to announce Will,
LIAM GILLIAN, ESQ. as a candidate
for the House OF Representative Tor Ma
Olson county.
CONGRESSIONAL EPITOME


Senate. Thomas B. Reed, Senator
from the state OF Mississippi, Tor the re-
mainder Of the term OF David Holmes,
appeared and took his seat. Mr.. Barton,
from the committee on Pubic Lands,
reported bill to compensate Receivers
for transmitting and deposIlog public
moneys. The Senate resumed execu-
tive business.
House Of Representatives.. Some
discussion took place on resolution Il
inquire into the ,cxpediency Of an appro
oristiun Tor holding a,tres'y With the 10
di.ps west Of The Genossee river Al
&C, for the benefit Of the Kentucky Asy
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
TOWN OF
@ u Z n 9 70

A MOTHER sale of lots in this town will take
n place on the 18th day Of May next, uhe
Gay on which the Circuit Court will sit) on the
same terms as betore viz obe-tonrth down
the balance in Q, Il, and l8 months.
HE site OF this town, situated on and ad ion-
ing lhe ground once occupied by the Old
sac tLhL.d0E, SO called, is too well known
n} tbose>Mho have ever enjoyed prospect of
MS dthbh,tai region, to require particular
Fort Edwards.
BY order Of the Commissioners Court of
Adams county, Illinois.
HENRY II. SNOW, Clerk
Quincy, .4dams coplty, Illinois,
.;2.ach l4th, 1876. % tbs
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

tber, TO the zenith, through which pass
ed dim semicifcle of light, nearly, per-
haps in the path of the galaxy. The
s,reaks appeared similar to a rainbow
end its reflections; of a somewhat strong
or light than that oil halo of the moon.
A little before two O'Clock every vestigc
was gone, and the heavens assumed one
homogeneous aspect. Quid est hoe 2
NOX."
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
NOUNG MEDIEX.
Administrators Notice.

WE will make application to the Judge of
w Probate of Pike county, on the second
Monday in May next, for final settlement of
the estate of DANIEL ID. SMITH, late of
said county, deceased, whose estate is declar-
ed insolvent when all persons having de-
mands against said estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated.
We will also present petition to the next
circuit court to be holden in said county, on
the fourth Monday in May next. for an order
to sell the real estate which said Daniel ID.
Smith died seized of; where all persons inte-
rested in said estate, are requested to attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be sold, and applied towards
the payment OK his debts.
LEONARD ROSS, o,.,
NICHOLAS HANSEN, 'A1" 70
March 9th, l826--4t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
st. Aouis Aottery Office.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT
TEPX

LIZ
For Internal Improvement, Literature and
Charity.
For tie benefit Of Washington City, and the
States Of Rhode Island Connecticut, Dela-
4oare, North Carolina and Louisiana.
Authorised by acts of Congress, and of the
said states, respectively.
10 be drasun IN the City o. Washington, the -
day Of .apra.
Of This is one of the richest schemes Offer
ed TO the public, lately. 1t is well worth the
attention Of all Lottery adventurers, and will
bear examination any scheme that has been,
or is now, before the public.
Examine for YOURSELF and call or send im-
mediately, at the ST. Louis Lottery office, and
TRY YOUR LUCK.
Amount OF Capital, es5, 44o DOLLARS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

lum for the deaf and dumb, was read a
third time, and after some remarks,
passed-Yeas 80. Nays As. The
House went into committee on the Dis
NAL Swamp Canal till, which was dis
cussed amended, and SO reported: after
which the House concurred, and ORDER
ed The bill TO be engrossed.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
atate 81 Nlinoig, MORGAN Countu.

Stare Of Illinois, Morgan County.
2 Office is hereby given to the pubic that
y any person or persons having any just
dues or demands against the estate of ROB-
EhT BoUEN, deceased, are requested to
GENE forward and have their accounts or de-
ni',nds settled, by the first Monday in June,
1875; as there will be "a final settlement on
that day.
JAMES REDMAN, Adm'r.
.Hareh 1871, lS26.-l8 st
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
FARM TO RENT.

HE 1NHE farm at present occupied by
Hi. - Mr.. COLLET, about miles
49, N. W. from Edwardsyille, is now of
tered for rent. Ii is in high state of cul-
tivation, and the improvements on it are of
the first rate, and all in good order. There
are upwards of 300 acres under fence, but as
it is divided into number of fields, terants
can be accommodated with such quantity as
they might require. Possession can be had
Immediately
For particulars apply ON the farm, or to T.
LlPplNcoTT, Esq. Edwardsville.
FOR S.7LE-The time of some indentured
on the farm.
March 24th, 1896.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
From the Virginia Free Press.

There seems, to our plain perception,
to be but Lutte weight 10 the opposition
TO the Panama mission. Some politi-
clans affect to dread the mission, through
fear OF " entaneling alliances" with other
powers, Notwithstanding that the Presi-
dent has distinctly stated that our neu-
trail relations would be inviolably main
tanned. Are not the fears thus express
ed mere phantoms conjured up in the
perturbed imaginalions OF those who are
determined to oppose the administration
right or wrong ?-Suppose for NOM en,,
that minister to the Congress OF pana-
ma should SO far transcend his instrnc-
tons and forget the settled and approx
ed policy OF the United States, as TO
consent 10 an alliance with another pow
er. What would il avail ? Is it not we'll
known that no treaty is binding wi,hon,
the sanction oil the Senate! Has not that
body complete check 10 lis own hands !!
Has not the House Of Representatives
charge OF the purse.s,rings Of the nation,
ty drawing which any unauthorized mea-
sures can be promptly defeated? Then
why allthis unnecessary alarm about s en-
tangl ling alliances /" The clumsy guIse
oil pre- concerted opposition to every con-
spicuous measure OF the administration
is as plain as MONDAY, and we trust II
will be as futile as il is unnecessary.
PHENOMENON. are not without
our share oil wonders-but whether they
portend any dire or joylui event our pc.
nelration cannot discover. A friend
who happened not 10 be sealed, as we
were, in the forgettulness Of deep
sleep, handed US, the other day, the fol.
loving description OF phenomenon
winch was seen by himself and severa
others. Snow fell early on the succeed
ing morning.
Ind. Pub. Ledger.
{" A singular appearance OF the hea.
vens occurred on the night Of the 5th
OF this month. first observed it about
twelve o'clock, when it was nearly as
follows: in the south-east-a segmen
of circle, whose chord was about sc
degrees: the apex OF the periphery be-
ing about 20 degrees above the horizon
the moon on that night just entered into
Gemini, was shining.-Soon after look
ed again: the moon was not visible
neither could discern the phenomenon
few clouds were scattered over ths
face Of the sky. Al o'clock the APP
prarance was renewed, in every respec
similar to the first, except an additions
plumber oil segments OF circles, risinf
somewhat concentrically, one above ano
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
MONDAY, MARCH Is.

Gu Inc Dill 10 DC enBfoSsed.
MONDAY, MARCH Is.
Senate. Mr.. Randolph offered reso.
luton requesting the House of Repre-
sentatiyes TO furnish the Senate with a
copy of bill passed by the Senate in
1907, " 10 suspend the privileges OF the
Habaes Corpus act Tor limited lime in
certain cases." which bill was rejected
, by the House at the time.
House Of Representatives.. Mr..
Cook, from the committee OF Ways and
Means, reported bill for the relief oil
/ VIM. l.. D. Ewing; which was twice
read and committed. 1t is to discharge
him from liability for certain public mo-
neys which were taken when The State
Bank was robbed. The Dismal Swamp
Canal Bill was passed.-Ayes lo2. Noes
II. The amendments to the Constilu-
ton were taken up in committee. Mr..
Bryan, OF n. {. and Mr.. Polk, OF Tenn.
spoke in favor of the amendments.
TUESDAY, MARCH IA.
Senate. The Vice President" says
the National Journal, +" had hardly tax en-
his chair, when MIR. Bell and Mr.. Ran.
doiph rose. The latter gentleman, how
ever Obtained the floor" Mr.. RS ob-
jet appeared 10 be triple: To make a
speech, (ssld 10 be toor hours long,)-
to withdraw his motion OF the preceding
day-and 10 more the printing oil cer-
tain report, said by him TO have been
made by Mr.. A dams some eighteen or
twenty years ago, on the election OF John
Saith, d Senator from Ohio. He did
not succeed, however, in getting the mo-
ton adopted; but gave notice that he
should call Ii up every day, and call tor
the Ayes and Noes.
House Of Representatives A COM
munica,ion from the Secretary of the
Navy was received, accompanied by q
report OF Commodore Bainbridge set
ting forth the advantages OF an extensive
breakwaier or barber in Delaware Bay.
Mr.. M'Duflie' s resolutions en- the amend
menis of the Constitution were consider
ed in committee. MIR. Pearce, of Rhode
Island, and Mr.. Wood, of Newly ork,
spoke against the proposition.
WEDNESDAY MARCH Is.
Senate. Alter lutte business a mes.
sage was received from the House, at
nouncing the death OF Mr.. RANKIN, upon
which Mr.. Williams, of Mississippi,
moved the usual order for wearing Grape
and attending the funeral, and the Senate
adjourned.
House Of Representatives. Alter
the Journal was read, Mr.. Owen, of A la
baua, announced, in a short speech, the
deccase of CHRISTOPHER RANKIN, a
member Of the House OF Representative
from Mississippi, on which the usual or
der was taken, and the House adjourned.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08
MAkRlED-At Winfield, n. Y. on the 5th
lit. Mr.. NORMAN CHURCHILL, late of this county,
O Miss ANNA EGsLEsros, of Batavia, N. Y.
NOVICE.

ME will sell on the fourth Monday of May
w next, at Belleville, in st. Clair county,
nlnety-eight acres of land, being part of the
northeast quarter of section IS, township
l north, range west, 90 88-100 as ordered
by the Circuit Court OF said county, at the
March term, 1926 of said Court; it being the
property ct the Estate of DANIEL BEER, de-
ceased. A credit of twelve months will be
given, on giving security for the purchase mo-
ney.
RAc CHE BE BEER E ; Adm,rs.
Of the Estate Of Danl. Beer, deceased.
March 25th, 1865 6t*
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

- Tickets and shares in the above Lottery
may be had by applying at the ST. LOUIS
LOTIERY OFFICE some time between this
and the first day of May.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-08

When the Freclamatio
tine was known at Paris,
a mbass aflor fastened to ca
persons Of bis nation, to ma
the oath to tbs new Empert
the Proclamation Of Mic ho
in manner equally oaici
aslonished that the Russian
has noi caused q new oath
that Prince. 1t seems thu
has rendered him circumsl
the aspect Of affairs makes
there might be danger in
great hurry Courier n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-17
FALL GOODS.

EOsEPH JANNEY has imported in the ship sheA
- andoah, from England,
II General assortment Of Fall Go00S'
which are offered for sale. He has also tor save al ~
sortment of Satinetts Plaids, TickngS, and oueI "
nestle Goods, and SPUN COTTON ofsupenor qu-'t?
German Linens, &c. ONO Z9-0a""
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-17
Notice.

Notice.
E'HE creditors of JAMES BLAND, an insoVent deO'0.
Il requested to present their accounts to me p''
ed j. l.. McKENNa, Trustee
oct 11-2aw3W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-17


Rum, respectively, being the produce
of any of the British possessions i'll
outh-America or the West-lndies.
MIR. LLOYD, of Mass. said, he had some rea-
son to complain of the gentleman from Mary
land, who, had so fully and ably stated his opin-
ions, for that gentleman had very recently, he
believed only yesterday morning, remarked to
him that the subject of the regulation of the
British colonial trade would be brought before
the House of Representatives: that it would be
best to wait, and see what was likely to be
done there; and expressed his wish, that the
report, in relation to it, Of the committee of the
Senate, which he had not had time fully TO con.
slider, might lie on the table, and not be acted
on at present; to this he MIR. L. had readily
assented, and so expected, but it was now un-
expectedly called up, and without any notice
beng given him. He was, therefore, not pre-
pared, in detail, to enter into the discussion, if
he should at any time, or, perhaps, 10 sustain
the report as we'll as he might otherw ise do; he
was, however, willing to let it respond for it.
self: for, at this advanced period of the session,
he would ask neither delay nor indulgence.
He was not the advocate either of high du-
ties or restricted trade, but he was the adyo-
cate Of fair and equal trade for our own coun-
try, or one that was nearly so. The single con-
sideration submitted to the committee by the
Baltimore memorial was, not on what terms 1t
might be expedient to regulate the intercourse
between the British Colonies and the United
States; but, to inquire into the propriety of "a
polishing, at once, and altogether, the discri-
minaling duties on British colonial vessels and
their cargoes, and of admitting them into the
ports Of the United States, from wheneesoever
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-15
Far the JIiLaingtonian.
JACK HALYARD.
lBy w. S. CARDELE.]

This elegant little tract is an America"
production, emnently calculated to instil III
to the youthful mind love OF virtue and az
adherence of vice. ..5.
The reader is not dazzled with brillia''
dclneations of romantic adventures. lh'
pictures are true to nature, and consonah' y
the scenes and incidents Of ordinary llfc~
The hero of the story, is the son Of wldo"
ed mother in very limited circumstance
struggling with the difficulties incident !"
her situation, but carefully training her c''"
dren in the way they should go, incuica'n"s
habits of strict attention to their domes''
concerns, communicating such literary )"
structions as woman of common atsa'"
ments may readily impart, and connec''"S
with all her precepts. and confirming "
her practice, true lessons Of unaffected p'
ty.
Jack, the hero of ehe tale. is pourtraye'
with the delicate touches of masters h'''
! as a youth of amiablc manners, ris'ns
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-15
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Canada, Capt. Rodgers,
from Liverpool, came into port on Wednes-
day. We are favored by her with our usual
series of London and Liverpool Journals to
the lst Of May. The only news of impor-
iancc, is full confirmation of our previous adj
vices repeating the disturbances in the man.
nfactnring districts. i'hc Lontlnn Ciobc and
Traveller of the 29th says, relative to this
subject, that 1.-The riots and distress in the
manufacturing districts, assume every day
a more and more alarming aspect. The
arrivals of this morning bring us frightiul
account of outrages and death. The militia
ry force seems quite inadequate to the pro-
tccsion of property, and the rioters have dis
played contempt of danger,.o which there
have been, among mobs no recent examples,
and which sufficiently show their excite
ment and despair. A glance at tho country
in which this commotion prevails, shows that
even much larger force than is now station
ed there could, have very little effect, if the
distress and turbulence were as it is feared
may become universal"
! The same paper says, "when the --latest
Intelligence from Manchester came away, ar
express had arrived from Hyde, and it wa.
immediately reported that, in an engagement
with the military, 25 lives had been lost, ant