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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-25
AN AGRICULTURAL PAPER.
THE .iDIERICAN Far MER
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ton.
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Notice..

M hereby forbid all persons from cutting
W ot carrying away, any timber from of
ouE LOS il the Town of Edwardsville, with
out permission, at the peril of the law.
7. w. SMITH,
WILLIAM L. MAY,
JOHN TODD.
NfNIAN EDWARDS,
BEN. STEPHENSON.
EdIrQrdsviNe, December 9, 1919 ---4t28
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FOR SALE.

fe0 ACRES ofFIRsT RATE LAND, well
w watered and tiInbered, lying on the
public road, about one quarter of mile south
of Edwardsville, and including beautiful farm
of 90 or 70 acres. 1t is an excellent situa-
ton fora country tavern. Several other tracts
Of first rate Land, eligiby situated viii also be
exchanged for MERCHANDISE.
Inquire Of the Printer.
Oct. 2--1otf
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FOR SALE,

gEeTIE north half of section q, town n.
u range s west; southeast quarter OF Sec
ton 5, town 5 n. range 8 west; northwest
quarter of section IS, town N. range west
north half and southwest quarter OF section Z,
town n. range west Of the third principal
meridian.
The above lands are situated on Cahokis
creek, few miles from Edwardsyille.
Apply TO
BEN. STEPHENSON,
EdlearGS1iNe, Or to
JOHN EDGAR,
haskaSkiQ.
Dec. 49, 1619-8t30
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A FIRST RATE GELDING
AND
$500 REV ARD.

GTRAYED from the neighborhood Of Ed
- wardsyille in the spring of the year 1873,
a large light bay colored HORSE, that had
driven in rny carriage for about two years.
He was then SIX years old, and about i6 hands
higll--a natural trotter, but had been broke to
pace pretty well. He was brought to this
country from Tennessee, by MIR. Renslaw Of
this county, and had supposed he had strayed
off towards the Ohio river; but it is possible lac
may have been stolen: in that case, will give
him, if ne can be found, and the above reward,
for the apprehension of the thief, and such in
formation AS may be sufficient FOR his convic-
ton. 0rI VII give thirty silver dollars to any
person who viii deliver me the horse.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
Edwardsvlle, Oct. 9, 1810--19tf
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CHESTER .ASNNEN.
ATTORNEY ALTA

7NFORMs the public that he keeps his Office
III in Edwardsville, and will practice in the
counties of ST. Clair, Washington, and Bond; ,
and in the counties of St. Louis and St. Charles,
IN the Missouri territory.
He will also attend to LAND AGENCIES
Of every description. All business entrusted
to him shall be faithfully and promptly attend
cd to.
Ed1VardsuiHe, lime 5-2H
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WASHANG.

A. WHITE WOMAN will perform WASH
N ING for those who may see fit to employ
her. She will send for ,le clothes, and return
then, when washed. Inquire at this office, OF
at the bar OF Wiggins's fIotel.
.1.dwardsysle, Cc. l6, rsl9--2l6
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Bank Of E4iWardsyiIlc.

.N6uembef' 3, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an election
~ for Directors Of this institution, for the
ensuing year, will be held at the Banking
House in Edwaldsgille, on Monday the Sd
day of January next.
BY order Of the Eoarl,
6t27 r. T. M'kENt,EY, CASHIER
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POETRY.

FROM THE LADIES' LITERARY CABINET.
THERE is AN HoUR-BY RoLLA.
There is an ilour-when fancy throws
Her golden chain around the mind;
When every link with brightness glows,
And draws glimmering light behind.
There is an hom-to friendship dear,
Bright as the sparkling tears of morni
Or like some rill so sweetly clear,
That seems to laugh each care to scorn.
There is an hour--when absent friends
In fond and sweetest union meet,
When fancy all her rapture lends,
And smiles in transport at their feet.
There Is IN hom-that's given to wo,
When all the feelings warmly run;
And pity DER the soul will throw
Her mildest beam from friendships sun,
There is an hour-when hope is bright,
And pleasure lights the tender eye;
When every shade OF g sorrows night"
Before her magic sun-beams fly.
There Is an hour-when deaths dark cloud
Throws itself DER the troubled soul;
And when, in accents trembling loud,
A voice proclaims--" mine is the whole y
There is an hour-whcn hope is fed,
And feeling sleeps cold as the grave;
When every joy on earth seems dead,
and sorrow DER the relics rave.
But, there's an hoUr-when oft we view,
Some future scene ofpcrfect bliss,
And taste ofjoys SO purely new,
That we exclain-" heaven is thisi''
A1d may that hoUr, Of softest hue,
Round which is thrown heavenly zest;
Each day through life, still shine anew,
And light US to holy rest.
! BroOklpi, September, 1919.
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Notice.

y WILL apply at the next Commissioners
Il Court for Madison county, to be held in the
town of Edwardsyille on the first Monday in
the month Of March next for FERRY at
Fort Clark. across the Illinois, in the southeast
quarter Of section 6, Township 8 north, Range
8 cast
BICH'D. PERRIAN.
Ld4eardsriRe, Dec 9, 1S19-29tc
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EAwar0syiMe Wotel,

SIGN or GEN. FLASHING TON
W. G. WIGGINS, informs his friends and
w the public, that he has opened house
fer their accommodation in the brick building
on the north east side of the Public Square,
where he viii be glad to accommodate those
Who may SAVIOR him with call.
Ed9ardsyillc, Nov. 90, l819--26tf
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ashington HaN,
TOW.N' OF ILLINOIS.

vsvIIE subscriber now occupies the BRICK
L TAVERN, formerly occupied by Doctor
c. TIffIH, and hatters himself, that from his
arrangements and particular attention to ac-
commodate travellers those who call on him
will be sufficiently satisfied. His bar is, and
constantly shall be, well furnished with liquors
of all descriptions the country can Afford
His stables are provided with plenty Of hay,
oats, and corn, and shall be well attended to.
JOHN BULLARD.
October 1871, 1819-24tf
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By BRIGGS 8 ypCLoUD.

TESHE public naturally expect printers cstah-
T. fishing new papers, 70 give detail OF
their principles, and the line of their future
conduct. We shall merely say that we are ma
tive Americans, ard duly appreciate the priv
leges of our happy government The only
pledge we give is, that we will promote with
our best abilities the interest of our common
cou7try, and particularly the interests of the
territory and future state of Missouri leaving
our future conduct, and our claim to continu-
ance of their confidence, Upon these condi-
tons we solicit their patronage.
81. Charles, Ott. %, 1879.
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Notice.

A I'll persons having any demands against
IA estate of DAVID w. FUTILE, deceas-
I'd, are requested TO present them to the sub
Acribers for settlement; and all persons indebt.
I'd to The estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment.
The isiness will be continued by the sub
scribers at thesame store, opposite the Missouri
Bank, in every respect as heretofore.
ABR'M. BECK, 2E,..c,,or.
AMOS WHEELER,
st. Louis, Oct. q, f81o-30f
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
From he Ns,s. York .imerieaa.

The following lines are extracted from
ssTales or the Hail." new work. BY the
Rev. George Crahb-a review OF which will
be f.uui in BIackwood's Edinburgh Maya
zine, For july, 1919: the review concludes
with these words" For the present We close
cur extracts from those admirable volumes,
with some passages from the last of the Tales,
which is entitled ''Smlggles aud Poaebers;
and which is perhaps the most characteristic
of them all, of Mr.. Crsbbe's genius. It o.
pens in this beautiful and natural way: e..
/" There was>a widow in the village. known
To our good Squire, and he had favors shown
By frequent bounty-she as usual came,
And Richard saw the worn and weary frame,
Pale cheek, and eye subdued. OF her whose
mind
Was grateful still, and glad friend TO Ind !:
Though 10 the world long since, and all ITS
hopes resRnd,
Her easy form. IN rustic peatness clad.
Was pleasing still but she for ever sad,
" deep is her griefr' said Richard. truly
deep,
And very sill, ami therefore seems to sleep !;
To borrow simile. TO paint her woes,
Theirs, ike the river molten, seems repose,
Making no petty murmurng-se,tled, slow,
They never waste, they never overflow.
Rachel j. one OF those-ior there art some
Who look for nothing in their days to come,
No good nor evil, neither hope nor fear.
Nothing remains or cheerful or severe;
One day is like the past, the years sweet
prime
Like the sad fall-for Rathel heeds not time:
Nothing remains to agitate her breast:
Spent is the tempest, and the sky at rest;
But while II ragged her peace IFS ruin met,
And now the sun is On her prospects set.
Leave Der, and LET US her distress exPiure.
She heed. il not-shs has been left before"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
EXECUTION.


We understand, (says the New-fork Ma
tional Advocate OF October l9, that an ar
rangement different from the one published
by us, has been made for the executions OF
Brown, since our last publication. The
schooner Retrieve (the vessel on board OF
which The murder was commitiedl having
arrived, the Marshal has applied to the Ma.
tionaI Insurance Company Tor permission TO
have the prisoner executed on board OF that
schooner. The Insurance Company having
promptly acquiesced IN this request, the un.
happy man will undeIgo ia, sentence OF the
Law where the murder was committed. We
also mentioned the Esd of this month as The
time appointed for his execution, whereas it
is Friday the 22d.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Nsw York Octnber Is


Rv the arrival of the brig New Orleans.
from Leehorn, We have received Gibraltar
napers to the 9Th Of September.
TIL. Governor of Gibraltar. in consequence
ola proclamation ISSUED by Lieut.. General
O'Donell, commanding in the neighborirg
district. stating that the Ye!iow Fever or
Fpidemia prevailed 10 an alarming deg zee
in the lsla de Leon. In order TO insure the
safety Of the garrison. has prohibited all
communication By sea OF land no person
coming fron the territory Of SPan is permit
fed Ia enter the garris u. unless under Ger
tain restrictions. A co.dou of troops had
been established, aud IN Inspector Of stran-
gers placed az the entrance of The village
any per>on entering except where the inspec
tor is stationed, the sentries are directed to
fire upon him. Dated at Gibraltar. 29th
August. 1919.
On the ed Of September. the Governor oil
Gibraltar learning that the Epidemic Fever
was extending itself to towns beyond the H.
mits OF the cordons, and being apprebensive
that no measure Of precaution would answer
short of closing the communication entirely
with Spain, except through the customary
process Of quarantine, had given notice bJ
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

Henry Nv. king Of France, considered This
maxim superior 10 any other: the satistae-
ton derived from revenge is only momentarv,
brutal pleasure. that leaves an envennmed
sting behind but that gained from Glen ency
is godiike, serene, and lasts for ever"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
From the Boston Patriot, Oct. l6.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the arrival at tins port yesterday, OF
the schooner Cherub, Atnesrn, in three day :
from Halifax, Dir Topiiff has received HI
lii.x papers, to the 9Th instant, con:.jnin.
London dates to the Itb September, recen-
ed there by tie Fox Packet. in IS days from
Falmouth. Extracts follow.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

sabrei by he man whom she Inc,
child, and TO whose mercy She co.,, "0a
appealed little boy, in lik. My
bred b, man whom be knew, and "a =, d
be 8e~ for proteetioa such are ,hs "A'a
which came before the Grand .,urv ""
many more of The same description Il
may be We kno~ not; a. fro, II. ' 'n's
cessful result Of the Bills aIre,.iy n,s. ",,c'
IT became useless TO bring forward an, vet. ".
Of them. ' noe
NV really nothing has ever filed y. =. :,
such establishment as these disc,,,,,, 10
could no' have believed our country e.,,, "'
ed within its bosom so many being, =" ''
TO every manly and humane f.eIip, :. '~'
sta'" their SWORDS with the blood of b.,,.' %
Old women, mothers with children =, ,S.'
breasts, and unprotected childbood 9, usn
shame on such base and das,ardJv eoDd''',
What must Europe think If Us q, d. -
ment N.Y.
To think too, tina, The signal for ,be.. h..
rible proceedings MAS given b, Minister =,
Religion Of Peace and Charity ,h., =.
the bloody work was done, one fthtse NJ NJ
nis'ers came forward and feIici,sied ,L W..
BY whom j, was achieved
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
ALEX tNl,RiA:
Friday MORNING, OCTOBER es.

The secunvt Council Of Maryland wi ]
mfet at Annapolis on Monday next, for the
transaction OF public business.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Baltimore, Oct. 10.

On Saturday night last. about II o'clock
considerable quantity of srow fell in Balti-
more. The late brilliant and beautiful dis
play of the Aurora Borealis. is said by our
weather wise ones to indicate rapid ad-
vance of the cold.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
WINTER APPROACHING.

At Hartford, on Wednesday last, there
was slight TALL OF snow and hail. AT Salem,
ON Inc same day, after cold blow, the streets
were slightly covered with fall of snow and
hail. A gentleman who arrived yesterday
from kinderhonk, informs US, that the Rich
mond mountains, west OF that town, on Thurs
day morning last, were white with snow
n. York Evening Post, Oct l9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

-Four men and women have been commit
ted 10 PRISON III London for having entered a
meeting house, drank six bottle. OF the COM
munion wine, and stolen the cork screw a
silver mounted cork. They left behind them
a noie. stating that the wine was good, and
they would come for more.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

AKentucky paper saws, il is expected that
the Governor OF that state will convene the
legislature. this year, at an earlier period
than usual. I be second McHday in Novem-
Der is fixed upon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Charleston, October
FROM NEw-uRLEANS.

From our correspondent at New Orleans,
we this day received letter of the 10Th ult.
and prices current of the 18th. He states
ia the Yellow Feye- prevailed at that
place with unaia;ed violence of 8 persens
who dined together ight days previous to the
10Th, bad takt4 tie Fever, and were
resting in the tomb it was not uncommon
10 dine with a friend enc day. and follow
hm 10 the grave the next. Il wa, not how
ever, so sickly as it had been, though to-
thing but frost, IL was thought, would put
an end 10 Tire mortality. Business was ey-
trrmely dull. We make the follow ing in
t. re>ting extract. have 10 inform you,
thlt successful haul has been made apoue
the Pirates, I8 of whom were brought into
this place, few hours since. What their
fate will be il is not easy 10 determine al
this time, as they appear 10 have strong adj
rocares Hiredones we suppose. Cot
ton At New Orleans, Is. quality, l6a IL cts.
81 do Ieal3; Tennessee, l2; T.. States
Bank Shares, 95. 7Irles.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
From the Ca-icsiiiss Of Literature
ON the ADJECTIVE PRETTY

A young an, saws critic, told me, the
other day, that the verses of Mr.. Gray were
pretty they are more than pretty. an
swered him: you are ike him. who having,
for the FIRST time in his life, seen the sea.
should exclaim--it was pretty thing! II
was thus alsn puny officer. in talking of The
Duke OF marlborough, said, after the battle
OF Ra MILES, BE- was pretty NAN. The Ia
ther OF the yourg officer, who was present,
turned TO him with an au,terity in his counie-
nance ne w4s little accustomed 10 wesr-
/" an: yeu are pretty iool thus 10 eharae's-
rise the greafesf man in England" The ster-
linz weight of yor,i. IS not always known to
Our Juvenile critics
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
Extract of letter to gentleman in thi. city

Extractor letter 10 gentleman IN This CITY /,
dated " oodriiie, (.Hiss ) Sept. "a.
=" some time In the month of May last,
informed you o. my joining The PalriO! army
in t.e Spanish propinee Of Isras; but as
there was no earthly chance OF the Patriots
ever doing any thing for want of funds, de-
termlned TO resign my commiss OH. busi.
ness in his country is remarkably dull
- Rich. End.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

A gentleman got FAR Instant from Glasgow,
and who priced himself much on dissscling
. fowl. was reanest.d 10 dMe with a nsrt, :,
VIII took care TO have Ven, Whose joints
had. IN The cour-e of years. been yell united.
wa desired to perform has tsFcrite par, We
~ res lily consented; but after full display
of his abilities. in which ne divided the dish,
and shared the grease between himself and
neighbors. was constrained 10 give up the
contest, protesting. he bslievsd al ras The mo-
1ter of the Cock that crszr to Peter.
At the York sessions, Thomas English was
sentenced to be transported for seven years.
for having, in conjunction with Henry Fear
b., stolen SIX pounds of mutton. On hearing
his sentence, he exclaimed, THANK you.
/ only wish IL had been better steak. Two
men to be transported for six pounds Of NUT
ton and III be id if either Of lie stole
IT,"
A mortal fever once prevailed on board
ship at sea: and negro was appointed to
throw board the bodies of those who
died from time to time. One day when the
captain was on deck, he saw tn. negro drag
sing out If the forecastle sick man. who
was struggling violently to ex,ricate himself
from the negro's grasp, and demonstrated
most bitterly against the cruelty of burylsg
him aiire ~ What are you going 10 do with
that man, you black d" said the cap
tain. "Going TO fro,r him over-toard, pas
a, cause he dead" replied the neg To-
/" Dead. YOU scoundrel! (says The captain.
don't you see that he mO0es sn'i speaks ~
"Yes, massa, (rephed the negro) know he
"a. he no lead, but he always lie so fk'
III, no body nsser knoSs -hsn to besisr'
han,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

proclamation that the eoslnunicaiiou would
be closet the next evening, {Sept. 81 at
gun fire. Tents have been erected on the
Neutral Grouni for he encampment OF the
poor, who are permitted to pursue their Sc
veral caIlings in town during The day. and TO
return TO their encampmec, at night.
A Gibraltar paper of the 18th OF September
states, that the Treaty for The cession ot the
Florides has rot been ratified by the Spanish
government, bu, referred back to Washing
ton. II is stated. that the American minis,
ter has taken more permanent residence at
Madrid, and that Spanish Duke has bees"
appointed Envoy Extraordinary TO ihr Uni,
ted States. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-12
pnmuius Riggs's
IICI.lNGE BANKING HOUSE,
BROKERS OFFICE.
Bridee.S'reet, GeOrgel

Bridee-S'reet, Georgetoan,
rEVHlS is intended q: permanent eStab-
4 ishmCnt, ami the community will ind
ii one Of the greatest conveniences in the
Unilei States, amt of great public utility.
Al this house ibe fair exchange on the di!fc-
rent ban,, notes from every part OF the union
can At I'll times be hat: 1t is to be hoped
that, j. the operations OF this Office, the
community will get ri Of a host OF Shllocks,
Shayers, Secret and Running Brokers, who
inlcst tue District, frequently proclaimirg
the future Of country solvent ban s, for the
express purpose OF purchasing the notes of
such institutions ut great discounts. Busl-
ness IN Ter the following heads will he trans
actet. This establishment possesses In Is
to negotiate for any amount, AMI all busl-
ness oone for lash.
LIST. Ill hank cnecis, bills at sight, post
notes not due. ana bank not from all parts
Of the United Stttes, bought AMI sold.
Cd. All notes. bills OF Exchange, divi-
dends ant interests, collected and RENTED
according t. orders:
81. The notes ofthc United States bank
AMI ali of It's branches received at par.
4th. Strangers, citizens. and Others. may
deposit current money Tor safe keeping -
ami il lett for thirty days, or longer, Will
receive at the rate of six per cent. per an
mum for the same.
9Th. All business in the line Of 4 money
broker promptly attended to for small
commission.
9Th. All southern and western traders
bringing to tine district large SUES OF south
ern and weStern'bank notes, can deposit
for safe keeping. ant draw for the same a:
may suit heir convenience.
7th. Prompt attention paid 10 the or a
of nil RESPECTABLE brokers ani exchange Oh
fees Throughout the Unit Statcs-whc
will please to favor me occasionally with
Their rates Of cxchanGa on han.: notes enc
bills. George own, Dec. 9