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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-14
FOR THE SPECTATOR,
REV, VIM. KINNEY.

1t will be recollected by the people
Of this state, that this gentleman, who
has lately become SO warm an advocate
for the Canal, end who would make US
believe he penDed the memorial to Con.
grsss on that subject, was once its most
decided and strenuous opposer-now h.
is the advocate; and he TOO must ride
this poor faded and WORKOUT hobby.
Doubtless his fears (tha, the state would
be overrun by the Yankees, and de-
stroyed as by locusts, worse than those
Of Egypt, should the canal be opened)
have ceased to disturb his peace by day
and SAUNDERS by night. ID ub,less he
has abandoned the notion of building a
wall to intercept the Yankees on their
way hither. Whence this conversion !?
Do give us your experience kind Sir,
before bapiism--in the
CANAL.
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1.-THE Following is the letter referred to IN
Mr. Kinney in the preceding page.l
From the Illinois Intelhpencer.
Mr.. EDITOR,
SlR-Mr Kinney has been election.
eerlne IN this county, Sci canon and
IN doing which he has falsely misrepre-
sepIed lacts, no doubl wI,h design 10
deceive the people, as he has been in
the habit OF doing: had be moi have
called into question the transaction be-
tween the undersigned and himself, I
would not have SAID any thing about him.
Kinney seven years since, borrowed of
the subscriber $1,000, in Georgia and
sarollna money, which was 10 be paid
when the subscribers land should como
INTO market, 10 land office money, and
eight per cent. interest; now, Kinney
states IN this county, thet he prof, red to
pay the sane in state paper al It's spe-
Gle value when called on, as he had nor
the specie, which is absolutely false, and
without the Shadozp ofsruth. The facts
are as follows: Kinney attempted 10 per-
suade the subscriber, after holding oua
that he could not pay HIM on account Of
misfortune, TO exchange his (Knney's)
paper with Smith Crane, for work, and
SOME cash, al credit, at the SAINT tino
informing The subscriber that Crane was
good; when IN tact and IN truth the said
Crane oweo Kinney more, even alter de.
dncung the amount that Kinney owed
me, than he could pay which arrange.
men was mol al tha time entered INTO.
ihe subscriber again called on Kinney
and offered to take state paper a lis speo 10
value, VhlCh Kinney refused 10 60 bur
c0era II 10 hin al tgpo for one-this was in
The lali oi 1928, al when ms state paper
Was worth about 80 cents to 10 The doll
lar; less Than three Tor one. Finding
then that he could no get his pay fom
Ainn'y, and tina, Kinney was trying 10
Keep him out OF his money IN ttal.nyr
which the subscriber considered dishen.
esq this together with the reprtseuta-
llons OF Mr.. Kinney, induced The SUBJ
seriber 10 exchange knney's paper ia
Crane; and as soon as MIR Kidney as
csrlaiped that his paper had been ex.
changed, he Immediately took bill Of
sale oil all Cranes properly, which cut
| the subscriber off--and has been the
means OF almost reducing him 10 com.
! piete pover'y--at all events, il has Tho
effect OF keeping him out OF home, and
from purchasing the land on which he
had expended three years labor, unless
he borrow ed money al high interest;
these MI. Editor, are the facts of this
transaction, which consider base and
dishonoraole. should not have rub.
fisded he transaction had DOT Nj, Kin.
ney sneakingiy misrepresented the acts.
Before closing his, | must make one
more renark--Mr Kinney has been
| advocating The canal IN this county aud
denying that be ever was opposed 10 it,
except that he consle Tcd j, an unfil lime
10 cut the canal; he has likewise taken
| 10 himself the credi, OF the memorial to
the LAST legislature TO Congress you,
sir, know that this is also untrue, an I
sho Id be glad to have Mr.. KS. oppo.
siuon make known 10 the people.
Yours,
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i've consequences 10 our interests.

THE REV. VIM. KINNEY occupies large
space in our paper to-day, in clearing his bll.
udfe character from the lmputation cast upon II
by Mr.. Earnest. We hope he may be successful.
It.would afford us great pleasure TO find that
hrs private transactions comport with his sa-
cred calling. But there are some i1siaua-
tons against other candidates for public office,
winch ought nor TO be received without eau
ton. Ne do not beiteue, and challenge the
proof, that Mr.. Earnest was lnstigated 10 The
publication of his charge by any OF the cantli.
dates for high Offices vino are opposed 10 Dir.
Kinney's election. More hereafter,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-14
GREECE.

The latest news respecting Greece is ex.
ceedingly interesting, in its nature and the at
tendant circumstances. We are sorry our own
affairs exclude the details, The amount is,
that MIssolonsh, after repelling the Turks as
We mentioned IN our last, and killing pacha
(but not lbrallim as was then stately was at
length taken by the Turkish troops after a
most desperate conflict, on the nights of the
22d and 23d april, when il is said, "that al
though between and 3O0O Greeks persisted
in The town and at the foot of the mountain,
only $50 are reported to have been taken
alive - and that the Duke of Wellngton's
embassy to Russia, is SAID to hVe resulted in
complete success in regard TO Greece the
independence OF that interesting people being
absolutely guaranteed, in consequence of his
representations to the Russian cabinet. En-
gland and Russia have determined that Greece
shall be free. So says the London 2saaes.
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\ aiken w

I'D Y Samuel Thorp, on the last Fork of Sill,
kb yer Creek, BROWN MARE, supposed
to be years old, IA hands d inches high,
some saddle marks on both sides, inside of the
nigh hind foot white, blind in the left eye, no
other marks perceiyabe-appraised at twen-
ty-five dollars and fifty cents, this 18th June,
1896.
JUSTUs DE sEELKORST, JP.
Attest
HAIL MASON, elk. c. C. NC, 42s
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hour, expecting the day to be occupied
by the election; they find the election
over, and man chosen to whom hey,
and nearly one halt of those who voted,
are strongly opposed, Thus man may
be chosen TO command a company
against the wishes OF nearly three fourths
of the members. This ma, be the ell
feet of leaving militia elections withou,
legal regulation.
Proceed further and higher. Let it
be GENERAL who is to be elected. In
the absence of legal restriction, lew
friends OF one candidate may meet early,
vote, and declare their fayorite duly
elected. Then come the res, OF the Of
fieers--s large majority OF the whole
and find the business done. May not &
General be thus elected who is con-
sidered by majority of the officers TO-
tally unfit to command ? One under
whom they would be unwilling to take
the feld.in time of danger? One with
whom they would think their honor, their
homes and their country In danger.
There is no remedy provided. But Of
icers only have right to vote. How
shall this qualification be tested There
is no way provided. 1t is all left to
chance or 7uhim
In conclusion, we have only to say,
that we mean no inslnualion against any
officer elected under this law. No one
has heard Us comp lain OF our immediate
commanding officers; but some have
heard us use the language of common
dation--we think justly. 1t IS the trin-
c1tte we thlnk dangerous; and our OBJ
servations are intended to how what
evils may result, not what hape been
felt. We again ask candid and dis
passionate examination of the subject,
AMI submit whether such mistskes com.
miited IN Congress by our only rehresea-
tatiue. might not be oil most dcs!ruc-
tive consequences 10 our interests.
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&O'rLEE

A LFRED CoWLhS, Of Bellevlle, will al.
n tend to my unfinished business in the DIFF
ferent Courts. Those indebted to me will
please make payment to him, or to HAIL
MASON, OF Edwardsvlle.
HENRY STARR,
July 18th. 1826.-326t
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JACOB EARNEST.

OrSeveral fayors excluded this week for
want Of room, will appear IN our next-The
proceedings had on the Fourth inst. were not
handed in time for insertion.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-14

By the President Of the United States.
q N pursuance OF law, |, JOHN QUINCY
| Il ADAMS, President of tht I'm d
Sla,es OF America, do hereby proclaim
and make known, tina, public sale viii
be held al the Land Office at Springfield,
in the STATE Of Illinois, on the second
Monday IN September nert, for the dls.
possl OF the Lands situate in the follow
ing described townships and fractional
townships, vizs
Townships No. II, 10, 10, of Range No. n : :;
do. No. is, II, IS, & 10 of Range No "a
do. No. TO- II. Is, & 10, of Range No. -
do. No. 10, II, Is, & 10, of Range Nc. 10 q
do. No 16 II, and Is, of Range No. IL -
Frac. do. No. 10, OF Range No. IL g
Towns. No. Is & II, OF Range No 10 90
Frac. do. No. l0 & 10, Of Range No. % | "a.
Frac. do. No. l6 & II, OF Range No. 10 : o
The sale will commence with the low.
est number Of section, township, and
Range. and will proceed in the order de-
signated in this Proclamation.
The Lands reserved by law for the
use Of Schools. or for other purposes,
will be excluded from sale.
Given under my hand, at the City of Wash.
ington, this 24th day of May, A. d. 1926,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
By the President:
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioners Of the Gen. Land 0ilie~.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-14
IUuTS rtspectfuIIy,
w. H. HOPKINS.

We are requested by Capt. CunrIss BLAKE
MAN to state, that, having been INDUCED by the
solicitation of his friends, at time when they
believed the election of Mr.. Conway had been
rendered doubtful by circumstances then re.
cent, to become u candidate for the Senate /;
and being now convinced that his friends were
mistaken IN their opnon, he withdraws his
name from the list of candidates.
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=. NNZE2ESsHs IEINkNn .sls:s,

MAHRifD-At Carroiiton, on the 9th inst.
by the lion. John York Sawyer, Cornelius
CAMPBELL, Nj. ID. to Miss AMELIA WH1rE. for.
merry 81 Baltimore, Md.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-14

We are requested to say that SAMUEL
SEgBOLD, Esq Of Ridge Prairie Township,
is a candidate for the office of County Com
missioner for Madison county.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-14
Neasrs. Lihhmcon g abbott,


When at the earnes' request of many
respectable individuals OF Madison coun
|ty permitlcd myself to be announced
as candidate for The Senate oil the State
Legislature, was under the impression
that (trom information then rcceiyed) the
field would be left to Mr.. Conway and
myself, yet seeing Capt. Cur'iss Blake.
man announced tor the same office. ain
Induced TO yield my pretensions, aware
that 1t might be considered very high
claim in me , continue candidate in
opposition 10 a gentleman who shares SO
bountiIully.of the public good will.
Yours respectfully,
w. H. HOPKINS.
Edwordspille, May ooh, 1895.
The withdrawal Of Maj Hopkins was
communicated TO one OF the editors soon
after Capt. Brakeman was brought out,
but not being formally handed in writing,
and other concerns pressing on his at
tention, was omitted 70 be published un-
til The present week.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-13
NATIONAL ROAD.

C.a,,;, ponssln and Lieut.. Trimble,
= Oa lpo,ss;oners for the National Road
o : y" Wasbiogton 10 New Orleans, have
! w. rived IN This city. They have ex-
J" :.a5 the Western Route, passing .thro'
, .p,"s- toni, Knoxville, Centresllle, lAIaba-
h ~ 7rnrds,illr, mississippi crossing thu
U U"" ard Chief Menteur and reached
,S;s ri,t by the GENTLY road.
80 ", understand they have made the dis
cane. nftbe road they have travelled about
,itomlr,, passing over country highly
i'''S'J,I.d for making a Turnpike road !;
aa.iat.,,,g had in no instance, stream
a o., ~ larger or prescting greater difficulties
.',, ,h. Potomac River at Georgetown,
,', " Orleans paper.
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New Publications.

have arrived at last, lowing TO the Ice they
have been unusually long on the way a
mong thu late arrival are the following
works VIZ:
4 further supply of the very eytaaordin-
airy work. by Gen Count philip De Segur,
Nspoleon's Evpedilionto Russia in 1919
I have read this work aud can assure the
public th,t they ha,dly ever read such -
very interesting prodnctou, and as proof
oft the work has gone through ) Ed'lons
in pairs in less han SIX months Indeed il
Is superior to any work Of the kind ever
published.
Napoleon and the grand army in Russia,
or a critical examination of Count philip
De Segar's work, b, Gen. Gourgard, AIDE
camp TO the Emperor Napoleon, every
person who have read Count De Segur',
work ought 10 read this, as II contains
great mass of secret Political Information,
and is unusually interesioG.
Memoirs Of The life Of the Right Honor
able Richard Brinsley Sheridan, by Thos.
Moore this work is almost above praise.
Letters and Papers of the lafe Rev.
Tbos. Scott n. d. never before published,
with observations by john Scott \. NJ.
Now edition of Shakespeare Plays IN
II vols. with The corrections and ilnstra-
tons of DR.. Johnson, G. Stevens and n
thers-rpvspd BY Isaac Reed Eeq. with
very splendid engravings, aud very suncri-
or bindings, also great variety of New
Works, all Of which am Determined to
ri very low. ADRIAN r NORTH.
E.h
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,.~IVFgSIlA Oh. VIRGINIA.

.vrIsylIIT, Tcb. 4.-Ite second
lhANi IN. institution commenced on
scs'i"" "a I.y the lst inst. $50 students have
|Ned"t'o anra,Irirnlaied, aud |bers are daily mr.
. brnN r,on the number ut applications
rfns - been made for .dormito ores, il is
"t'cG5 '1 expected, that dissatisfaction will
efnH 'e"t. I'm its ntmos, capacity for accom-
b. crow ''. w The want of professor of Law,
nod"',,G;"a. Of serious regret, though il is no
j, a 'h ,9, come provision will be speedily
pes WV, ,ls instruction Of the very numer-
m'd' 70, ,.h,,h we understand 10 he in at
GU c'"'s central Gasetie.
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sior, Tor want ofsome,hins TO do ; and vet,

sior, Tor want ofsomethins TO do and get.
after the other House ha,lag this slart
the Senate again overlook lhem, and a.
bout two weeks agn, adjourned several
days, Tor want of something IL do.
,"sp@~.
Mr.. Hening aud the Erecuhre .-Thr
discussion respecting the alllerruces he
tween Mr.. Htnlng and The Council has
drawn forth Mr.. II. who suhstantrates The
view we had taken of the who'll of the pro-
ceeding. The Editor ot The 3" Wing" hrve
published Mr.. llrnue's eddIcss. and ,dmit
their error relative to thu 3o0o other" 20.
pies. lfthe same hooks, therefore, which
we're rejected On the an of Del. by the Ex.
ecu,ivc Council, were accepted On tire lat 81
November. can the Editors Of the Wing
think the members of that hod, defrnsibl..
o. do they deem any severity ofremark
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H.,nuoSn Feb 10.
Convention ..'.3 es.iao On rec nsld4
rrlng IT, yoirnn ,n. ,soiI8p GA. 4,
kc,, n Wcdncsda, ., IT,. Il g. IF brlr
Gates add aglln i.r. .e.#4 ~. n,.. 10,
\ nr,inats of for ~, 5..srntod In,
,uhuir..raa f tn. o..... #.=i,e .r,oulr-
result thu ma.t ......=..f. Tor. and in
or % nolnn sprrJt.. .#.##.s. If thc.n
turc f IL lat. hlIl #a## an, under
STOOD ~ do noi boh .F.##l prr,t h.
i, Of tn. mt .nn,..t ...s=.e .,onld them
selves % siret ~ il. #Grb ukig
Ltris l,ttfr N. -. - nrnc, III
iag Of he Hansri h..as,f.sd r,or -.
ur,.,nt ,arx. a,yr aar,.lh adj usaal
" intcssiiag At ,.o. md nj he .r.-Ia,s
appr, aches lmpo,,,1t I'll. dua,. ,,ut III
10 the hqt. occ,,r, .or. If In, a,t,ot,an
Of tive II 5nse. ". are MR., To ,, hat
more excitement than IL usual d,,co,.r-
rI ~ thr II aus,,al Drb.,pt.s. hgoins also
To display isef
Two votes ~ he question Of fla ad
iou~nmenl ha,a ,r,n t,ken thl. week VIZ
our 10 adionra u the 2eth. tn. other On
the 25fh ~ both of winch were lost h,
"a o. m aipfitfH.. Fro,n the onautity aud
charart. r - t.r business vet H. he d.
20 ed ~ a. j, n,.ruprct an adinurnnpnt
fore IT,. - nla,cb' I'D.
Cuaaf ga4,rfs. Among the imunrt,nt
sub .ets .eH i IN this week, has been bill
divide ~. S,,tr i,,o IN n,.tr,cts and !.
niyr ip#, .Jn,lo,s T.. a district, , Int,
rs to s,t .op.ibrr At the r.s,,ec,iy, C,,..r,
/ &c.,. n -, -
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EDUCATION.

HI aWlng nnd Summer Session oi the
- snhsyrbers SCHOOL will commence
on Monday tie eth insi (fehrpay
J. { REID.
A. heretofore five or SIX young hdirs, stu
dents either Of the snh4crher's sehnol, OF any
oiher school IN tean. eRn br accommodated
with bnard on moderate terms. The slrirtrsi
attention viii br pad Ia their healti. n well
as Ia every thlne relating to themas students
trb y. sill J { H.
HE person III, somr.llme 40, hor.
rowcd he lind volume al Miners
Church iiistof, from the subscriber, Will con
Ter tevour On btlh by returning II.
WI. 5. REID.
Feb. 49, Iaf62
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,,,o;,ed .neezing 4 blowing society I"
. 'c @, p T., bny pocket handkerchlt4s fur tn"
on 100 ,.tsrst. cases of iuhnenza. As We
nn''' "a a. many new accounts efo"Tnp-
ptn'F'ut, ,h.. s,.kress of the day, from old
.nr",,' lar lea al the imp0tailen "f par
~ ,', - The articles selected, w. must stop
t'l"I =" arr. Ball. Ga2.
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A Senator ofthe United States, writing
10 the editor Of the Prshnrg Statesman,
says" You appear TO think 1t was prema-
tnre in the President to accept the invita-
ton 10 send members to the Congress al
Panama. Perhaps, had you the same in
formation on this subject that have, you
would think differently. This business
has brought before the Serate mass of
diplomatic correspondence. that may never
be made known to the world"
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THE VxEGINTAw.
LYNoHBuRG FEBRUARY -. iasG.
THE LEGISLATURE.

mented, II was anticipated, not without
reason, that it would be- very shorf onr.
Under this idea, the comnittco Of finance
800 600 As sum sufficient To-
pay the members: but experience has
proved that little reliance is 10 be- placed |
on indications which depend for fulfment
en- 81 numerous hpay. It is notn sun
posed that sl15 600 will be requisite 10 de- |
tral the expenses otleglslttioO this year.
And where do we SEE any of IT'S beni.n IF.
frcts ? BY what law that the legislature
has passed, are the interests nr the people
honor consulted We search in VAN for
single act To redeem the present Legsa-
ture from utter forgrtluInrss, if, indeed. we
except one, which will only be rememhrr-
ed to BIZ branded with the Misrepresentation
Of every republican, who sholl hereafter
view II without being lnhlenced By thu
peculiar causes winch now give such
large number of opponents to- Cou,en-
ton. Thr vote on thai question, Outrage
Gus as II war and 81 totally subvnr,i,e OF
'"' s''"' '"''''''''''''' p''n''I's OF our IN
Stitutlons, may possibly, BY IT'S indcfrnslble
character, rescue the memory of the Vir-
n'''' - VI 'o-' u ""'' oo.'N'oih
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F'''''' - INV ''''' '''''u '"'' W. i'i'seo'
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'"py ''J'''' Out rt'''y "nrro"s that II
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zen OF more ''fheS dof'os me Session. D.
''at "he'her' ny 'onSen""n' we soo'ld
collect srea'e' aggregate OF TALENT or not,
III 'l'e Legislature we Shonlu' "' "il events.
'e certain OF aoFdn!age' IN the necessary
dlnlnotion IN the NUMBER otth"se who att
'n'y e'f''eo TO TUE Legislature because
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Virginia ~tate lo,teYY,
FIRST GLASS,

TUX IITE EE-NEFTI OF TIE
Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
81 No Lottery by Formulation. Ballots 10
be drawn
}. b. YNTES. aud \, M'lN1YRE, Mana gers
70 RI ueAnr ls1 MARCH, Is26.
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The best Of Good Luck The New York
Commercial advertiser saws "Nr. Aaron
Clarke. vender Of Lottery Tickets, at No.
1872. Broadway. sold quarter Of the Fifty
Thousand Dollars, Of III" great Literature
Lottery. drawn last Thursday, TO Mr.. J.
r. merchant in Pearl st Get, Who had for
short time felt the 'screws' of tho fines
but had been relieved bv his creditors.-
We are crpdihly informed that he received
his money for the part of the 80 900 dollars
the day after tho drawing made good all
his creditors 10 the full amount due each
and IS 10 proceed With cheerfnlness aud
hone in his hnsiness."
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Runow1ys. A committee on The part Of
the Legislature Of Naryaod appointed 20
confer with the legislature Gf Delaware,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, opoo the
subject Of negro rnnaways, arrived ut Do
YER. After a conference with the Delaware
Legislature, bill has been introduced INTO
that body, which soeo 10 enforce the laws
ofthat state and the United States, by pc
nal regulations.
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