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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

tFRor IRE FEgpoNtAS.
70 IJJNf'.R.
Come, Winter, all lonely as tbou seeinst
Aud dreaded as thou art" TCosrper
Unlike the hards whose gentle harps
Are urn'd to inure roman ic laws
touch the sirings with irrl.sr hand
And raise the song Ia ~ tsfcr,s piaise.
What though the aged size is grey
Aud on his brow marks OF care
Yet that bold brow brave the stoim,
For Health has plac'd her signet there.
What though the poet d-lfiy l",rs
The veIdant SUMMERS moonlight scene,
Vixen Fancy plays her Ras,hols her,
And trips with FAIRIES o'.r the green.
In winters reign, he dreams 10 more,
For Reason &c assumes her SWAY,
And driven to tLeu" spanby cells
The aurighled iairies shrink aaar.
better love, than these s.f, Joys,
which peck the Summer : yeIda ut prime
When Auiunn's glory n,s IN haste
10 wake the soul TO Thought sublime.
Then come, tho" ancient sire all hail
Thy beard IS white. thy arns are cold,
Yet sterling worth fnli on WE lind
'I forms like thine. OF rugged mould
wait with JOY the approachiny hour,
When health shall brace this fainting Tyre,
And this glad Heart the circle hail,
Of friends around the Winters fire. ELLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

Tobacco Ldadin me county Of I4mhersf fby exc
oBERr X. ROSES LAND on Hanes' creek, is still
N TOT SALE aud his anxiety to sell undiminished
he tIdet contains 500 acres we'll waiersa and timber
cd within five miles Of Lnchburg is Of quail
y: Ia his absence, aspiration can he made to Geo.
Whitocke, Dr. Gustavas a. Rose Christopher Anthony
or John n. Pleasanis, all Of Lynchburg who can give
any Information as TO terms sc. and who are fully
authorized to sell. jan q ~ a,Swif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

Commission House az Ncw Orieags.
4 HAVE opened COMMISSION HOUSE in New or
leans. where all orders and consgnnenis dlreticd
90 I'VE viii meet with prompt and dec attention.
Dec. -. 09..vt' NIELSEN PAIitfOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07
Lands for sale in Goochtand and Louisa.

WISH to sell tract OF LAID, adjoining the 1aet on
which reside, in the county Of GoOcbland on the
head waters of Beaver DAN creek containing as acres
Also, tract lying in the county Of Louisa, Owens
creek adoining the lands of Mai bonas shelton Col
Joseph Shelton, ana others, COMMUNICATES acres
considerable proportion oiss land is yeiy ne bottom
the greater part whereof is Teclsuet The rest OF the
tract consists Of about equal quantities Of cleared aud
uncleared land. The iinpio vencns consist Of con-
Portable dwelling bouse with two below AID Two
above stairs barn, stables, and other onopses and
small apple orchard. About one pile above this
tract on FORK ofhe same creek small tract Of 50
acres, generally good aud, aud considerable yfopof
ton Of Ow grounds, which have worked as an sppen
dsee 10 the larger tract tins is also for sale aud rbe
purchaser may take itwh tie said larger uac or not
- bis opiionAs shall be months absent fton,
Virginia. have authorized my brother, Nicholas }.
P1iudexor to sell and convey these lands aud he will
MAKE She terms known those who may be DESTROYS 10
know item. WI. G.. POINDEXTER.
co0cblsnd, Dec. 81. 7l.sw
DUSBROD BELL--Take notice, as you are tot az,
~ inhariaat of this state, nor any agent known to me
tsse this METHOD TO inform you that sbal the 18th
day u rexi March, 81 the tavern at the cnarthouse IN
CHARLES Guy county between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. ~ audi ociock p. ". take the dispositions of yatt
walker aud 5aines Bnilfanf I've read evidence IN
the sHii now depending IL the superior court Of Law Va
tichmond, wherein yon plaintiff and John mafiiB
y. de- eDdant. JOSEPH Walden 4d,a'or
Jan.5. ~ ofTkomoS Cories, &c. SC. Se
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

G ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranau ay
~ from the subscriber in January last, a negro man
haeo iAfLION, abont thirty of age, of brown
complexion, hve feet seven or eight inches high raised
IN TIE neighboIhood of Buckingham courthouse and il
Is believed that he is now lurking that place. or
ne being Htnl, may have distant part OF
the stale, and ei this time pass as a free man.-A
masters OF vessels, and all other persons hereby
cautioned against employing, or in any way carrying
on or haTborng the above described slave Any per
sou that will deliver the said slave me- living in the
A'ahama Territory, near Huntsville, to Dr. James
Jones, near buckingham courthouse shall receive the
apoVe reward ARTHUR JONES.
Ian. 2. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

I AND FOR SaLE-l Will ,eiI ,rirait,y iIIc tiact Of
- Land OH which reside, in the co.iiiy of Louisa
near fanceyville, containing between 6UO and 700
acres large proportion OF IL very valuable
ana put few farms in the section of country Of
equal value The local situation Of this estate highly
recommends IT, being in the centre Of wealthy and res
pectahe neighborhood and convenient TO the markets
OF Richmond and Fredericksburg This land will be
soiu on such credit as 10 suit almost that
may wsh 10 purchase ANY person DESTROYS Of purcba
sung. is invited to view the land. TABiTHA SMITH.
JdH. D. 7S..I6ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

Tees Patent Erass Rolling Pirion C2ccts, ril Look
fhg Class Cases.
THESE late invented time pieces be recommend
ed. as superior in the principle Of the machinery
10 any heretofore inveued and In one, they combine
two useful and ornamental pieces Of furniture without
any additional charge One which Is In operation
cnh DC seen al tue house of M Couaa, who iii Keep
constant supply Of them. Dec. 81. 7i..5l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

M AIRY c. GARLICK, at her residence, New Farm
'1 IN King WiilIari county will commence her school
ior ne education of young ladies' the ensuing year
W wnlch WIZ be Taught history, geography, grammar
iion ~ polite literature together with netdewoIk in lis
Varetes--sd this school the year will be divided Dtol
sessions the first commencing the 81 day Of February
ana ending the last day Of July the second The 81
september and ending the 2oh December: the month
OF august viii he given for vacation Terms for
boarding and tuition, will We iiO-gI5 10 he uaid or
entering the school, aud 8 40 the last Of June and the
bssnce atlhe end OF The last session young ladies 10
iuTnith their own bedding. The most nnreInted stten
Ton viii be paid to the health and morals Of the young
ladies' entrusted with NJ. c. G.. aud her situation may he
called BncsmnonIy healthy Dec. a. TIwav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

'LAssIcAL SCHooL.-r. MCrsRLL will continue
- DIS classical seminary, the next ear, in The cham
Defs opposite The Swan Tavern where has been kep
bere'0fOre.-His course Of tuition will embrace pen
mapshp, English grammar, the Latin and Greek Ian.
guages composition, geography, together with the use
OF the globes vnigar arithmetic, algebra geometry The
several branches Of practical mathematics logic hsto
~, astronomy, and the rodimenis ofnsiufa philosophy
Tuition fees will continue as heretofore at The rate OF
y SO per year.
Tie following note is respectfully added the iBfor
NATION Of such as are E0y BE IN the above
school lit may In guide item IN their
conclusions whether extensive and liberal patronage
has been mcTed aud whether future confidence be
With safety reposed.
sss.ss.s..sss...s
The underwTteu having, al the request Of Mf. Man
sell. attended The examination OF his school on Mondat
the 2sh inst deem II bet justice to STATE ihat We afe
well pleased with his method Of teaching and that his
literary qualifications are fully adequate The task
which lie mas undertaken We think him Justly cDtitc0
70 patronage. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
JOHN BUCHANAN,
JOHN u. BLAIR.
al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

I AND FOR SALE.-The whole of tie lands Of Dayjd
- Ross dec IN the counties OF Campbell & Fiuvanna
are now IN The maIket,-1be Campbell lands NAV he
contracted for with Mr. John Lynch IT, of Lyncbburn
Those IN Fluvanna Qncludng number OF lots in The
town OF Co!umbia,) with Mr.. George Holman ofthat
county. A'
considerable proportion of the Campbell lands and
all The finvaDna lands, BotbsfeTe disrosed or will he
SOTO AT auction ia the month of February Bext.-Tbe
terms OF public sale will be fourth cash the residue
IN three equal annual payments The particular tracts
to be sold publicly with the DAYS and places of sale
VIII ne duly advertsed.-Tbe lands in Campbell con,
prise very large body which has been cultivated
lying geuefaiy between and twelve miles from
Lynehourg and between bafa mile and six miles from
James river. No place Ia the state is believed to be
more healthy, and from its situation in the heart Of an
improving aud fourishing cosntry Within one or two
hours ride Of the thriving town of Lynclburg would
afford many agreeable summer retreats for families in
the lower coahiryThere are also many pieces of good
whfat and tobacco iand aud excellent stand for a
tavern near one Of the best springs below the noun
iaims. THOMAS r. BOUI.DIN ex,or ofD Re-
JAMS. =. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

/ OVAL CoMPANY.-The persons who represent The
Original grantees oflaRd. known BY The name Of
.e iosai company are requested to meet the Eagle
Hoiei III the city OF Richmond the third Monda, in
the present month"; to adopt measures ably
necessary towards obtaining and securing rights and
interests accruing under that grant majority OF
shareholders must attend in person by an agent 10
constitute aiegai meeting to do bnsiness.-Ry order
WILLIAM BROCkENBROUGH
Jan5. 73..3t EDMUND PENDLETON liz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-StOp fhc Tiltoja -
Runaway from me at Gloucester courthouse on the
Path nit my negro called DICK between The 90.
OF 10 aud 30 years old, six feet two inches high, very
stout he is yefy black aud rather down look small
gap between MS upper fore tecthl purchased him Of
MI. John Burke, near FaIn'am Church, in Richmond
couRty Northern Neck Of Virginia. l expect lie viii
make his way back 10 AIR. GeorseY. MCar,ys al La..
rel Grove III Richmond county, where he had wife
ne lived the present year at Mr. ro,nlius piantatan IN
Wesmoreiand county, where he may probably be Turk
hg:-Any person thai will secure him that gel him
again, shall he entitled TO the abeve reward.
80, OSBURN JEFrR!ES, jr.
oHhth county, (Ieh.y JAM O.. 73..3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

EHINE & JUDAH-Have this day closed their
u books, with the design Of settling all accounts as
soon as possible and retire from The business they are
al present engaged info facilitate those wishes
most earnestly solicit all those to whom induIge
nave been granted. TO forward forthwith and
make payment.
The remaining stock ofgoods which they have on
SAND comprising excellent assortment in their line
and purchased at reduced prices, offered TO their
friends and The pubiic such terms as will compes.
safe themfor the trouble OF an examination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

SPANISH RiDES.-wc shall receive In few DAYS
~ 5000 very ptime Buenos Ayres OK HIDES which
WILDE sold OH reasonable terms, at our store.
Dec 40. 7O..M RALSTON 4 PIEASANTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

NOIICE....The subscriber alone is authorized to
receive the outstanding dekts due TO The late con-
cerb OF LILLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been ap
pointed receiver thereofb5 The superior
Tor The Richmond district. II is expected that all per
sons indebted 10 the said concern will make iupedi
ate pa'Dent as longer indulgence cannot be afforded
Dec. g.. 62..U SAMUEL, TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

ErNGINEtR DEPARTMENT, Washington, December
~ 2, iSis....se7ed proposals will he received at
this department anti 2ih February lsl9 for deliver
ing al Old Point Comfort, Chesapeake Bay 600 perch
es OF BUILDING STONE. aud 2000 tons Of WHITE
FREE STONE, OF the most durable quality to he de-
livered before the first day Of January, 1921.
(Sgned) w. X. ARMlSTEAD,
n lent CnI dan Emo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

a LII persons VINO have claims against the estate Of
IA JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired make
them khownto us without deaythstif found correct,
they may be speesiy discbargeaapd those indebted
the estate, are solicited TO pay what they with
ite delay as conveniently can be- as desirous of
paying the several iegacies of teator as exped
tious1 as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CiEVAILtE,
Executors Of Joseph G0ttesO, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

subscriber intends starting 10 the seat Of govern
meat Of the state Of Ohio about the middle Of JAM
usry next, aud will he absent about six weeks. The
OBJECT OF his trip Is the investigation Of Virginia mill
iaTy lands in that state which redeemahle if sold
for taxes He will undertake for Others in addition
to those with whom he has already engaged and let
ters directed to the Bowling Green will he promptly
attended to. John Dick INsoN
Bowling Green, Dec. a.. 90. ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

Tor the instruction of young ladies in the Enplis,
ana french languages, geography with the globes
mapping drawing arithmetic SC will he con,nne h,
ensuing year as heretofore at the residence of her mo
ther MIS- Martha Terreie, IN the nrghborhood the
Green springs, Louisa county. Her will hereafter
be united with her in the scboo and by their ion:
uens enabled to receive greater
number OF pupils, and hope TO give etre Satisfaction
we nave had abundant opportunity OF knowing the la.
dies whose services offered public in the above
notice and of judging Of their on ihcatons for the
charge they nave nndeitaken-and willing ties
mony 10 their suiciency we have been intimate
Ter years in the family aud OF lhtt
dence, and know of situation in which the anxiety
OF par affection might with greater certainty Of
the intellectual and moral improvement Of daughter
FRANK CARR. DAVID WATSON.
JOSEPH ID. LOGAN
The first session will commence on the 18th OF
and end the 9Th Of June The terms for board and
tuition per year, bedding included. iae. 5s..le.
WASHiNGToN HENRY ACADEMY.--The subscr-
w Der rs happy 10 have IL ia his power inform the
PUBLIC, that he has engaged Mr. Junins Burk, ycrng
gentleman OF superior talents and education assist
n IN conducting the classical exercises of Washington
Henfy Academy As has been previously announced TO
the public, the exercises of that institution for the en-.
SUNG year, will commence on The 18th January and
close OH the 18th December-the month OF August be-
ing given as vacation.
All ihe various branches usually inrinded in a com
pete classical education will be faithfully taught al
this seminary. '' '"s's a.
The terms Of tuition per year. paid quarterly in adj
vance, will be as follows - ''' " ~
Reading, writing, arithmetic. English grammar, and
seogfaphy win The use Of the maps and globes 25
me Latin creek and French lansuaces history NOR
philosophy bellies ettres the higher branches of
the mathematics, 8 aS.
Several pupils can be accommodated with hoard N,
100 per year. the boarder furnishing his own bedding
pectable neghborhood about ten miles from Ricbmond
IN the county of Hanover.
The subscriber again pledges himself that no exerton
sha ne wanting on his part rnise this seminary 10
us former respectable standing Particular attention
wiz be paid to the manners aud mnrals of those com
",teu 10 my care. JOSEPH z. CURTIS.
b. 10 II.,,tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

I WISH TO HIRES or d COOPERS, fof a aiann,ac.
turing mill Ia Lynchbug-fcr whom will give 1.-The.
raj wages, f,hey are good workm,n and fair carsc
ters. JOHN BELL.
DtC.Zy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

Igor SALE-ht this ONCE, Pamphlet containing
Mr. Hays Speech on the Usury Laws-and several
Essays by the same gentleman, that interesting sub
Jet. JAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

3aonrHed Meeting ~ The UKfUof 5ssxraRrs Saciefg.
VIE general meeting ofthe Mutn,i Assurance Society
Tor the country 6rdneh is Adjourned TO Friday.
SIN DAY o The present month, then u the Capt.
to IN the city OF kichmond ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ the
purpose Of receiving the report of tie select committee
appointed to examine the affairs Of the said branch.
JAMES RAWLINGS. l.. Agent NJ. A. sly.
The genetal meeting OF HE society for the fotcns
oFcnch STANDS adjourned to Saturday, The 9th instant
70 meet at tue same place and the same hour ia The
day. JAMES RAWLiNIs p A Al A
Jdu- o. IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

JUST PCBLISuED-And fof sa.e al this Office and
- ~ the bookstore ofw. II. FiizwhyIsnnn, W,aoiys
fls Sociefy Pirgi,ia promoting 1ef.cUtf are
CONTAINING COMMUNICATIONS vaiious subjects IN hus
pandr. and fn'a adairs..... Price, EJsy Gents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

EN CHANCERY.--if a coUrf ~ 0M1yIe,Ty ,c,sjo,..s
held for Lonisa coanty, Monday, me gth or
NoremVsr, is!5-
Cherries Yns0 eSun. plai,,i0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07
LYNCHBURG MARBLE.

havihe put their Wdr5Ie NH I'm ope.
Il ration, are prepared To execute with skill and dis
patch orders for chiuncy.n,antlss, heaTths, steps,
tobsiones, stills, &C. &C. The mill 10 situated the
bank OF James river orders therefore from
Petersburg aud Norfolk, be lisd little cxpeuce OF
freight
This Is believed is the hrst and only establishment
OF the kind in virginia ard astbe cizens have now
an opportunity Diminishing themselves with these use.
fni andornamen'ai articles OF tine quality the produc-
ZION OF Their own state the propretofs In
dugea hope that they will meet liberal encouragement
ps. Quarter who come we'll reconlle uaeo,
will Teseise liberal wages.
Samuel Christopher s Jcrdas Anthory.
Lynchburg, Sept. 20. i1ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-07

ENCHANCERY.... Charlotte (onrf an Nou 1915
john Foster and Pheobe hiSariJe, amt John Fosfer
admtnisfrnfo" Of Ihonas Hstchsft, dec. Plaintiffs
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-07
$50 lots in the Town Of
v A ND a Ii 40

NTTiIL be offered at public sale on the pre-
w misses, on the first Monday in Septem-
Der next. A credit ofsix, twelve, and eighteen
months will be given to purchasers.
The town of Vandalia is pleasantly situatedon
the west bank ofthe Kaskaskiarver, onsectons
8, 9, IS, and II, in township n. range 1 E. of
the third principal meridian, granted by the
United States to the state of Illinois for the
seat of government. The situation is high, dry,
and commanding. There are several springs
of excellent water, and no part of the state is
better timbereti the country for many miles
around is beautiful, Delightfully."- watered and
timbcrcd, interspersed with some excellent
prairies; the river is navigable ior many miles
above, and passes through an extensive tract
of the finest lands in the state.
The town is laid out into squares Of 800 feet,
divided into eight lots each. The lots ere so
by 152 feet. An alley OF 10 feet in width pass
es through each square, north and south the
streets are run to the cardinal points, 80 feet
in width; the public square is spacious and
elevated, and about 400 yards from the river.
The bank of the river is about so feet high
the ground gently rolling, and the clay ap-
pears to be excellent for making bricks.
The state constitution provides that the seat
of government shall remain AT this place for
twenty years. But when all the advantages of
the situation are taken into view, little doubt
can be entertained that it will remain the per-
manent seat. The practicabity Of making ex-
cellent roads in every direction; the naviga-
ton of the river. 1he excellence OF soil, timber
and waters with many other advantages, which
are obvious to all who view it, viii render It a
very desirable situation. A privilege will be
given to the first improvers to use the timber
on the adjacent lands for building.
LEVI COMPTON,,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER,
SAMUEL WHITESIDE,
GUY W. SMITH,
THOMAS cox,
Commissioners.
Jnly SITS,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-07
POETRY.
PROM THE NEw-YonK EVENING Pc
TO SUMMER.

Summer we meet again, and range
High mountain verge, low winding vale;
Each various prospect, toiling, change,
In search of Health's delicious gale.
And 10 it breathes among these bow'rs,
Propitious to our matin song;
Nor, though thy beam so fervid pours,
Stalks fell Disease the wilds along.
Mcthinks see thee, Summer spread
Thy rosy ar1ns, in wanton flight,
Changing thy vest, wherever led,
BY Nature, through the fields of light,
Where last we met, thy robe was like
The blush that tints the maiden rose;
But here its crimson glories strike,
AS rays with which the ruby glows.
So, from their dark fring'd hale eyes,
Colunba's daughters beam delight,
Flash on the heart, with sweet surprise,
In all the pride of beauty bright.
With roses crown'd, with fruits and flowers
With loneliness, and smiles, and nirth,
Long, Summer, may we prize the hours,
Thy happy season gives to earth.
J. r. 3.
>Na1g-Jerscy, 9th June, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-07
INFORMATION
70 OWNERS OF LAND
IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

A IL Lands sold by the United States, prior
n to the first of January last, and Military
Bounty Lands sold by the Soldiers, are sub
lect TO the following taxes:
First, 8econd and third rate lands are valued
at foRr, three and t1vo dollars per acre. The
tax is one half per cent on their respective yalu-
aton and if list of number of acres, the stu
alton and quality oft he lands, with the owners
names, are not returned to the Auditor of this
state, on or before the first of August, and the
tax paid by the firstof October, yearly, treble
tax is imposed, and all the lands valued as first
rate.
The undersigned keeps a GENERAL LAND
AGENCY OFFICE, for the exchange and con-
centrating lands to suit the proprietors. Let
tiers, (post paid) enclosing deeds, with the cash,
will be recorded and returned at three dollars
each. \ return will be made to the Auditor
and the tax paid for 81 each, where the num-
Der of deeds are less than fifty provided the
cash for tax and agency fees are enclosed.
United States Lands will be selected and en-
tered on a moderate commission.
A Register is kept Of improved Farms,
Town Lots. and nonresident Lands that are
for sale. Information to soldiers and settlers
will be freely given.
DANIEL d. SMITH.
Ed'soardSriHe, Nay %, l81o.-1f
Observation-Disclosures Tucker and Chester
Bailey, Philadelphia; Stephen B. Mum and B.
M'Ginnis, .Ne7O- York; DR.. Shrtlif and Thos.
B.Waite, Boston Philip Carigan, Concord, Nh.
Elihu Ives, .Nc7v-HaDen; John Bemis, BALI
more n. B. Van Zant, Eiaslington city, II. & |,
Wallace, Pinsbangh; Embree & Williams, Gin
cinnati, Luther Stevens, Lexington, Ky. ; l..
Munsell, Fronkfori Pugh & Doyle, LoalispiHe /;
Dr.. VIM. Cox, .Natche-; Cowden & Brown
and Beni. Morgan, Mere Orleans sias Dins-
moor and Samuel Smith, RI. 81. Stevens w. &
J. Brown, L6zerbook Eng
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-07
Host,

~ the 9th inst in Edwardsvi,ic, NEs.C-
~ oRANDUM BOOK, contain;n. -Four Hun
dred and SiXty-fiyc Dollars, in United States
paper and gold. besides receipts, &c.
Any person finding the same, and delivering
it to DR.. De Camp, or TO Mr.. Seclv, az his tav-
ern, shall receive EIGHTY DOLLARS RE-
WARD, and the grateful thanks of the sub
scribcr,
SAMUEL T. LAWRENCE. /,
EdWnrGsriqc, .Jf,ly 10, 1819--9tf