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%TOTlCE.-Wil be sold, in virtue Of a
" deed OF trust executed to me BY John
NIcAlister, and Of record in the county court
of Campbell, nnder date OF
for purposes therein expressed, 10 the hiFhest
bidder. f1r cash, on the premises, his undty..
ded one fifth part of a tract OF land, lying IN
the county OF Campbell, On the waters OF
Falling river, known by the name OF the
Store Tract, | will convey - the purchaser
such title as is vested in me-, and 10 other
The sale is made at the request OF hr. Meat
ii.fer Wu. REFELY.
Lam DESTROYS, and II IS at my request, that
the sale IS made.
JOHN M~UALLISTER.
1Uy IL WiIatl
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AND FOR SALE.-The Tract of
siLand near y Glasgow, in Amherst co.cai-
led the Glebe containing about !, o0o ncres, ct
excellent tobacco and wheat land, aud rented
the present year 10 Messrs. Crawiord and
Barrett, and on which Capt. Edmnld rem,
lives, is for sale, with liberty TO so" Mheal
in tive fall, and tnll possession gwen on iae
lst Of next January. For terms apPI'eal'oll
=, NO a,n5e ia Joh1 Ross, in the county OF
'H'''' JAMES ROSS.
.,4orirksb nro INN lg. cp2mil
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tPRING GOODS-CuEAP.-We are 10Y
= receiving our spring assortment con
slstlng of It's usual variety, To which, ""
shall make additions weekly, throughout
the spring and summer of well selected
STAPLE and FASHIONABLE articles,
and which we assure customers will BIZ
sold very cheap.
W. MKEE 81 &. MEM.
D,,ril % Ilt3I
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Performance "a conclude with Foote's
| nghaflr farc., called
We Mayor of GMrratt.

- Tickets. Box and PIT, one dollar,
Gallery So rr0ts-to be had on the day
of ~ tomancr At The Rars ofthe different
Tsvp ns, At the Boz Store Of A. Il.
North, at the Vj,sluia Ollie, aud at 'ue
Thsar7p.
u Doorstn OPEN AZ 6 aud psrform-
Ance To ID precioriy Al half past
7 O'clock. May Il.
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nllCt.-AIl peIaoo indebted 10 The
'lhsrriher are requested 10 come for
ward Sna ar.iie their Rreennis, rs longer iust
diligence cannot be given.
SAMUEL YOtiNd.
Iynrhbnrg, My ls. w9w4I
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OlO Err

q May n @ Do, 0ao i00a Ear
Of Lhn & Gl1Dia, dc't.
Tie house lAirly nteuplrJ NJ a res deuce,
10 which - gOpd store huusr i attached, " II
be rented or leased un i,btIal terms App'y
70 q HANCOCK, admr d.
May - wf6II1
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1; SCHBuRG WAY 10. 1873.

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l. SCHBuRG WAY 10, 1898.
~ The Vlrsiola Literature Lottery,
2d Cisss."as drawn in this place last Non-
day, ard fortunes fvnurs distributed 10
her tavorites. The capital prize Wa
ther was held by a srn'l"men ofFr,uklin
two others by persons If this place, and
the remainder Iistrih tied through tie
con'try. ", b,ije,r thtt dealers in hi.
! tsry will always 6ud that tiny are bet
TEL r"munrrat"d than when they throw Tor
thu lager stakee Ia thr northern lottrries,
which they never grt. The principal ,or-
ton of tn" prlIe. have been presented by
ia. holders and paid.
-e1s-
~ IF we only CONSIDERED the ability
displayed by the author of d" IhiiO Cog
ga,' We would With chrrrfnlness sr,r bis
essay an ms, rtIon IN our columns. II a
bounds in keen satire, such ~ would add
- ,b. ,..,a,a, s w.. .,i,,, H.,
the dispute, being of a lsrr,l, local charao-
r., and .~.l.ul,a ;, .,.,.., ii,
pardtIyrl. small portion of our readers, NJ
think il best here To put an end IN II.
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"on'a have received cr'd't Tor Ina or'I'o-
daAy even from those who deuOunoe as
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snnles mr. f"'sl'' tue A'"''''a" people WI
BE satisfied with Mr.. Adana's adnlp'st,a-
t,o. and re,n,r,t him VIA Vie o.i,e ,op.
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DIED, on Sunday the 23i Of Apul, nj hp
rrsideace in he low r end of tn county. nj
ter a 'l,ort but painful illne :, PETER
CHE NIuNN, m Did nd respectable Inhebi.
tam II tbs county lie has left u d%iscanso-
late Me. with n Numerous train ut relations
aud tliruds, Ia mourn hrs loss. MIR theaiiHm
wn' well knownto the writer OF this notice,
aud ii cnn be said IA truth that he Mas an no
nrsi man mad II good citizen
Departed THIS life, NJ his residence in the
county ofPatrlck. on sunday the 23i ulllmo.
M. I'm. GR.7H. IN the sUth vrnr Of his ng..
IN mau, he wa hour.t mud lusl IN Nil bis
trauaelions a KIND aui benevolent husband
IA tofgiying aud fond parent, and a humane
aud induIgeut master.
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VNE NiVAA.S
Or, \ Trip to Bath.

Between the Play aud Farce. Other
entertainments. which vii be announced
IN the Bills.
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Ny LNst Nights Mail.

Mr. Lgc,.on's Lot,ry.--T hr scheme NJ
VI. J r. sons lottery ee are informed, Is
nearly rrady in hr submitted = pubic pat
ronage-lt aill %cnntain ne %infrrlof ptlzrsT
al will nave three latFr pfl1 ., of bhi h
Monticello Will BIZ the largesl-the Bedford
rsiate. the nr,i highest, Sc. Lottery
brokers' ARE IL all the tickets Without %
ht.-lt ~ undei- tod that thr maua X -
have mud n yalahtian la mnnry afthe pr
re, md N tssiing fhr tickets Nill ann -
condlllon ~ thur sale. thai thr helders II
the pli2e tickets hail receive elllef thr
pri2e %eslatrs or their MONEY saiaatrpu 1t
III" opllan NJ the managers Thi- option
"a n he ttrr,rsei for the sptcul purpose
ot preserving thr estates 10 Nj. jefferson.
a-s".
Mr.. JoHx RAsDoIru has returned 10
TIE Worth. Lnquirer,
U~astiaFton. Nay IL. The Senate We.
terda, connineI The nomination If VI
Gulai H., : Envoy Est,aurhln rs md
Minister Pleo,potrntlas III Great B1tntn.
The Senate likewise Yesterday ,onhrtn-
4 the nomination ii Captain Charlie
Notlis, If the Navy ~ u al ihr Il ard
Of Navy Gon niasiputrs. t,\ai. Ii.
NAY IL. II VIII be seen, HIT IA, hi
Tor the adjustment Of Nc. M%oofor's ne
counts, yesterday underwent coned ratl.
"a, aud nas ord, red II = thlti reading.
tnrr striking oui the claesr allowing IN
ier,si On The amount claimed ~ doe. Il
nas VET IL pas liz thltd reading. and t,
undergo consideration III thr Senate.
aAs~s@tss~S-- A4a-~a%s@@. as.<.-
NNRKlED, on Fujey The On iusr by tie
Rev. Saml Davidson, EDN ARD boiling
Ir. son 81 Edward Holline III buehlntram, /,
Mis-. Eltz NBl III Il ARK, daughter oi Mr.
- Civ k, NIL ii This canuiy.
.-~. on Iisuiay the OH instant, iv th'
ltev rh,lip Mathew. .Mt. - JLAlN95, a
rrlute Edward coaoOs, - Ms MN IL
HO0D, reltct Of john Wood, dyed, ot tn
county.
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NMginia state hotterY'
Forihe benefit OF the
Dismal Scamp Canal Company,

SECOND CLASS.
To be drawn on the l7fh NAV.
J. B. YATES n \. MINIYRE, Managers.
No. Lottery bv Combination and Pernin
InlLnn. Il NAllnia In Ln lIrnnn
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a. We are reqnea,ed to give notice
that the pohllc exc. clsrs If the Convent
On of ia. p gotestant Episcopal Church oi
Va. viii IN TIll9 MORNING At
II O'Clock IN ii. Paul. Church, Iyoeh
hurg al which umc II IS expected lint
the II. Rev. Bishop Moore viii come
crate Tia. Church.
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a1S

NOTlCB.--Thr ltgbt Re'. Blshop
" Moore Is expected 80 preach OF New
Gla-goW on Monday al inst.
May ID.
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Mr.. Joux RAsDoIru has returned 10
The Worth. Inquirer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
SPECTATORS
EDWARDSVILLE, AUGUST a., 1926.
Citizens Of tie State Of Illinois,

Citizens Of the State Of Illinois,
| appreciate with grateful sensations
the obvious intent SO literally evinced
towards their fellow citizen, and that too
with the true spirit which ought TO adorn
and decorate dem ocratic republic, (I
mean without my appearance in oc,angu-
lar form sounding my trumpet OF fame
with sycophantic solicitations foryour
voies) like men born with independence
Of mind, and will, inseparable from their
mortal frames, you appear more iorml
dable in my support than my most san
guine expectations, or Than fond deiu
siye hope could cherish, in manifesto
ton OF your generous will to favor my
pretensions for Lieutenant Governor, a,
the polls of the ensuing election. But
fellow citizens, when | survey the re-
spectabilily of mum bers, and the honora-
bic support you evince to my preten-
sions, the predominant spirit of self for
bids, and my feelings recoil from the
thought. 1t is therefore with reluctance
that I withdraw from the contest, and
with no ordinary sensibilily do | consent
to disappoin, your hopes. In the mean
time, permit me TO remark, that | be-
lieve my competitors both honorable and
respectable, competent for that prefer
ment, and that they would fill the same
with dignity and honor to themselves
and the prosperity of the state. Yet, fell
w.citizens, prompted with sense OF
duty towards you, and the grateful emo
tons that inspire my breast, l am con-
strained 10 disclose, that, when l be-
came candidate, ! anticipated but one
competitor, and, if elected under those
circumstances, should deem the cleo
ton the voice Of the people.-But under
a triple view, and the prospects SO near
Iy equal, | cannot anticipate a majority
Of the whole voice Of the people, con-
sequentIy, should deem the election
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04

upon which the building occupied by the
military store-keeper is situate, contain
ing one hundred and twenty five fee, in
front upon Jefferson avenue, aud ex-
tended back, in a north western direc-
ton, by parallel lines, at right angles
with that avenue, two hundred feet: dnd
hr0vided also, That the grant expressed
in This act stall not take effect, until the
said Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, and
Freemcn, in their corporate capacity,
shall have secured to the United States
a sun OF money, to be expended under
the direction OF the Secretary of War,
sufficient Tor the erection OF a magazine,
at place without the limits OF the city,
to be designated by the War Depart
ment.
Approyed-May 90, 1896.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
May 90, 1896.
PuBLIC-No. SO.


AN ACT authorizing certain soldiers in the
late war to surrender the bounty lands drawn
by them, and to locate others in lieu there
Be it enacted by the SenRte and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES Of tie United STATES
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
1t shall and may be lawful tor any SOL
whom bounty lands have been patented,
or may hereafter be patented, in the
Territory Of Arkansas, and which land
Is unfit for cultivation, and who have re-
moved, or shall hereafter remove, to the
said Territory, with view to actual set
Element on the lands by them drawn~-iD
all such cases, where II shall be made to
appear, in such manner as the Commits
sioner Of the General Land Office shall
direct, to the satisfaction OF the Register
and Receiver OF the proper district, that
the land patented 10 them Is unfit for
cultivation, and OH he surrender oil the
patent 10 them granted, accompanied
with such release OF their interest as
the Commissioner oil the General Land
Office shall prescribe, such soldier, or
his heirs, may locate and enter with the
Register Of the Land Office. for the pro-
per district, in the Territory OF Arkan-
sas, according to the sectional and diVi.
sional lines, the like quantity on any oil
the unappropriated public lands IN the
military district III SAID Territory; and
upon such tn,ry and location being MADE,
II shall be the duty OF the Register to is
sue to the person SO locating, cerlit-
cate specifying the quarter or hait-seC-
lion OF land SO located and entered and
it shall be the duty OF the Commissioner
OF the General Land Office, il ne is sa-
is6ed such certificate was fairly obtained,
10 issue patent for the lands SO located,
whenever the certificate aforesaid shall
he presented to him lor thai purpose j:
Provided That before such certificate
OF location shall be granted, the sppli-
cant shall satisfy the Register and Re-
ceiver that his interest in the land origi-
nally patented by him, has not been di-
vested, either by his owD acts, or by the
operation Of law, for taxes or otherwise
Ind Provided also, That such sur.
render and Relocation shall be made on
or before the first day of January, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty. But, if said
interest shall have been Invested in either
mode above mentioned, no title shall be
acquired to the land subsequently patent.
ed.
Approved-May 10, 1896.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
PUBLIc-yO. 7Q,

fUbLlC-NOsSS
AN ACT to authorize the payment of inte-
rest due to the City of Baltimore.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of The United States
Of america in Congress assembled, That
the proper accounting officers of the
Treasury Department be, and they are
hereby, authorized and directed to liqui-
date and settle the claim OF the City of
Baltimore against the United States, for
interest upon money borrowed, and &C
tually expended by the city in its de-
fence, during the late war with Great
Britain.
Sec. 9. ind be it further enacted, That
In ascertalning The amount OF interest due
to the City OF Baltimore, the following
rules shall be adhered to, 20 wit: That
interes, shall not be computed on any
sum which the City OF Baltimore has
not expended for the benefi, OF the Unit
ed States, which sum shall be evidenced
by the amount refunded or repaid to The
City OF Baltimore by the United States !;
that no interes, shall be paid on any sum
on which the City of Baltimore has not
paid interest; and that when the princi.
pal, or any part OF it, has been paid by
the United States to the City Of Balti.
more, the in,eres' on the sum so paid
shall cease, and not be chargeable to
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04

made by minority, IN lieu OF the n &c
Jorliy. In that even should not lee
myself The peoples man, but the incum"
bent OF distracted election. Win
these views, fellow ciIizens, DECLINE;
but be assured, yeI ieel all N, flume
OF passion tor my country, tina, has HE
therto inspired my exertions, privations,
and sufferlngs, in the common causep
while our rational liberties trembled be-
lore European power; and even while
dread and terror struck the national CEN
tire, 1t is remembered by some OF on
that Stacked not to obey the calls of
my country, and the dictate of con-
science towards my God trusting that
through all human events some unseen
end is directed by tina, great Sovereign
before whom we all ought with reves
renee TO bow, worship and adore.
J. ADAMS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04

ginit, to hold the District Court for the
Western District of Pennsy lyania, for the
trial of certain cases.
Be II enacted By The Senate and House
NJ hehfeSeafatiUe8 Of the Unifed States
Of .7aerica in Congress assembled, That
the Disuict Judge for the Western Dis
lrict OF Virginia is hereby authorized
aHd required to hear, try, and determine,
all causes now pending IN the District
Court for the Western District oil Penn
sylvania, in which the Judge OF the said
last mentioned District Court had been
concerned as counsel before his appoint
ment, III the same manner, and at the
same times and places, as The SAID Dis
trict Judge of the Western District OF
Pennsylvania might or could have done
had he not been concerned as counsel
therein.
Sec. Q. ind be il further enacted, That
the said Judge shall receive for his SER
vices, eight dollars per day, for the time
he shall be employed in holding said
Courts, and travelling to and from his
place oil residence, TO be paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriaed.
Approved May 90, 1926.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
pUBLIC-EO. 76.

AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of the
War Department to purchase site for an
Arsenal at St. Louis, in the State of Missou-
ri, and to provide for the erection of an Ar
senal on the same.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives ofthe United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of the War Department
be, and he is hereby, authorized to pur.
chase, as soon as it can be effected, on
reasonable terms, site for an arsenal, at
or in the vicinity OF ST. Louis, Missouri ;
and to cause to be erected such an Ar
senal on the same, as may be deemed
proper for the safe-keeping Of the arms
and munitions OF the United States, on
that frontier; and that tor these purpo-
ses the sum of fifteen thousand dollars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated
GU, Of the moneys Of the Treasury, no,
otherwise appropriated.
Approved-May 20, 1926.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
pUBLIc-No. 80,
FU BLIC-~NU. OOs
AN ACT concerning the United States Ar
senal in Georgia.


AN ACT concerning the United States Ar
senal in Georgia.
Be t enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives ofMe United States
Of America in Congress aSSe m6led, That
the Secretary OF War be, and he is here
by authorized to cause to be purchased,
in the vicinity of Augusta, a suitable
site for an United States Arsenal, and to
be erected thereon such buildings as
may be necessary, in lieu OF those at this
time occupied for such purpose: Pro
vided, such site can be obtained upon
reasonable terms, and with proper re-
gard 20 health and the public convenience:
ind provided also, That the consent oil
the proper authorities of the State oil
Georgia shall be given thereto, and the
jurisdiction over the same be coded to
the United States.
Sec.2 ind be il further enacted, That
sum not exceeding seventy thousand
dollars be, and the same is hereby, APP
proprlaled for the objects aforesaid, GU,
of any money io the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated. And thatthe Secre-
tary OF War be, and he is hereby, autho-
rized to cause TO be sold, or otherwise
disposed of, the buildings above men
toned, at present used as an arsenal,
with the ground on which they stand SO
as may best conduce to the public int.
rest, and to the object atol esad.
Approyed--May 20, 1926.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-08-04
PUBLlC-NO. IS.

PUbLlC-NO.
AN ACT TO amend an act, entitled can act
to incorporate company for making GER
tain Turnpike Road in the County of Alex
andeia," passed thirteenth July, one thou
sand eight hundred and thirteen
Whereas, by an act, entitled " An act
Incorporating company to establish q
turnpike road from Wi!cy's Tavern, in
the county OF Fairfax, to pom, of inter-
section on the Little River turnpike
road, or on the line OF the District OF
Columbia" passed by the General AS
semby o the Safe OF Virginia, II is pro-
vided, that the company thereby incor-
porated may, at their discretion, locate
their said road SO as to intersect the Lit
tie River Turnpike Road, or the line OF
the DIS rict Of Columbia /; in the latter
case of intersecting the line of the Dis
uict OF Colum bia, the said road may ter
inmate some distance from the town OF
Alexandria
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives OF The United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
The Commissioners, 10 be appointed I'M
der the ACT of Congress 10 which there is
an amendment, for locating and mark
ing the road herein mentioned, shall
have power 10 lay out the same from
any point of intersection on the line of
the District of Co!u mbla, IL the said
Virginia Company shall SO locate their
road, to such point in the line OF The cor
poration Of Alexandria, as they, in their
Judgment, may think fit; and the said
company, incorporated by the act to
which this is an amendment, at their an
nual meeting in March, shall elect, from
among The Stockholders, Presdcnt and
four Directors, to manage the concerns
OF the Company for one year, and until
others are appointed in their place.
Sec. 2. Ind be 1t further enacted, That
the rates of toll heretofore fixed by the
said act, shall be considered as the rates
Tor two miles, and that the Company
shall have power to demand and receive,
in the same proportion, for a greater or
less distance: Provided, The tolls to
be collected thereon shall not exceed
the rate OF tolls on the Little River torn.
pike road, for the like distance; and that
Hugh Smith, Robert ]. Taylor, Rich
ard M. Scott, John G. Vowel, Thorn Ss
Vowel, Thomas Sandiord, William
Fowle, Humphrey Peake, and Thomas
Pey oo, be added to the Commissioners
named in the said act, for taking SUBJ
scrip,ions to the said stock.
Sec. 3. Ind be it farther enacted, Tha,
if, at any time hereafter, The said road
shall become free under the provisions
OF the said act, then, and III ibat case,
the Levy Court OF the County of Alex
andra shsii thereafter keep the said road
in repair, a, the expense oil the said coun-
ty.
Approved-May 20, 1926.