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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
NOTICE.

r-There will be meeting Of the FED
ERAL REPUBLICAN Delegates from towns,
composing the third eastern Congressional
District, at the house of athaniel Bryant
ESQ. in Nobleboro' Oh Thursday, the first day
July next, at one o'clock p NJ. for the pur-
pose of agreeing upon Candidate for Rep
resentatve Of said District in Congress. 1t is
confidently anticipated, that each town will
send a number of Delegates, corresponding
with the number of Representatives TO which
il is entitled in the General Court.
June Is, 1919.
U57We are authorized 10 say that the Hon.
BENJAMIN ORR, declines being considered a
candidate for Representative to Congress at.the
ensuing election.
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MARRIED..

In Bedford, IN. H. Mr.. Joseph Merrill, Merch-
ant. to Miss Naomi Rcha ds.--Having the good
fortune Of drawing a Prize of $4,000 in Union
Canal Lottery.
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eli, from do. with merchandize-schr. Dolphin.
Polleys, from dc. with do.--sIoop Fancy Packet,
Waite, from ct. Andrews, for Newburyport. with
Plsster-brig Caroline ,Hubb., from Philadelphia,
with corn and Flour-sloop Abby, Moulton, from
Boston-l6th, sloop Express. Racket from Phil
adeiphia, with con-schr. Active, Waite, from
Boston, with hemp, tar, &c.-schr. Mechanic
Harding, from do. with molases and sugar--brig
Argo Mcclellan from Havana, with molasses-
brig Eliza, Freeman, do. do.-schr. Peacock,
Harding from Boston--l7th, schr. William, York
from Turks Island, with salt-l9th, sloop Mes
senser, Lewis, from Boston-sloop William, Stan
Iiord, from Boston-sloop Jones Hale, Jones from
Boston-schr. Dorcas-Ann, Titcomb, from New
york, with flour Goth, schr. Gen Green, Alden,
from st. Andrews, for n wyork, with rum, sugar
and molasses-2ls' foo -esident, Johnson, from
do. with plaster
LHA fres
forsign.-June ". .-r Susannab, Field.
for st. Johns-sloop F. Anight, for do
18th, brig Fame, GA. $685., for Havana-I9th,
schr. Amazon, Greedy, for St. Andrews-5rig
Venus, Burnham, for the West-Indias
Cod'ttctse.-June IL, cl. soop America, Skol-
field for Bath-l8th, sloop Votary, Stockman,
for Boston-sloOp Aurora, Bradford, for PASSPORT.
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Hoole, Quincy & Co.

HOole, quincy q Go.
OFFER FOR SALE AT rHErR sroRr
Head efLNGR.4H.2.uS WHARF. Fore. Street.
so hhds good retailing Molasses
~ so do New England RUM
Is do Weis lndia Do
s do American Z GIN
pipe, Holland. '1AN.
pipe. BIZ ANDY
A nis' Po se: .a1 m s'1o WINES.
40 chefs and boxes Hyfon, Y. l,Fo,o
Hyf,o, II. skin add souchoBs 4 cas-
1900 lbs COFFEE, hri quality
g g. :: s s:=s ''.''}oALr.
500 90 H e. Loaf S.S. and I ia@ SUGAR.
!: !; : e. s :: s ss;:;'.' and eaisins.
TURKEY FIGS
. O Do clear sa. and PORK.
IS boxes dipt CANDLES
bbls SpermsceIi OIL
is kegs Fig and Twiit TOBACCO
10 do MUSTARD eask. RICE
bags PEPPER bags 2IMENTc
100 lbs CAsSIA-2o lbs NUTMEGs
20 do CLOVES 2 bbis GINGER
$4,000 CIGAR5-lO boxes PIPES
200 lbs good SNUFF
Do brow SOAP.
100 bulhels good yellow CORN
SO bbI' fuperfne FLOUR
!: !: e !: @ w.: }pAPER.
COTTON and Cotton YARN
so Quintsis Pollock FISH
10 casEt POWDER-loOO lbs SHOT
RAS-ALLUNf-INDIC0
ENGLISH WALNUTS-- Fill BRRTs-A
DATES
2od, IL, 1913, and I'D CUT NAILS
sp By !. : w y 10 .nS { GLASS.
10 doc sHOVELS-lo dog HOES
Together with general afsrtment of
HARDIN ARE.
All of which is offered on as good terms az can
be purchafed eliewhere. H Ju1e 8
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0"Open your eyes non JeUer ~!
NOCT. SNOW Informs the inhab tants Of Port
~ land and its vicinity moe especielly those
who are afflicted with consumptive Complaints at
tended With Cough or rheumatic complaints, that
ne has an infaiieble remedy for those disorders.
lie may be found for a short time at the CoIu,n-
ban 1dtern. where he will be happy 10 receive
the commands q such may need bis profession
81 aid
TTHe i neither influenced hy viol drops nor
BY College quackery. June Is.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

SN~A
lind for sale az the seUeral Bookstores nPortinnd
THR Sham-Robhery, committed by ELUAH
PUTNAM GooDRIDoE. 90 his own psrfon, 10
Newbury, near Efes Bridge, Dec Is 1916, with
history of HE journey to The place whsre he
robbed himlelf, &c BY JosrPH JAcxMAE.-Prce
SO cents Iuue %
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GAZETTE ss4h News.
.steE
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and ciearanctS a. Ire aaSf0"'-10uSs
ARRIVALS
lime IS. ar. schr. Haisey. Robinson, from s
ION With Flour sioor Favorte, Knight. from do.
with Flour, Tar and Pitch-slooP Packet, Low
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

In this tewn, Mr.. John Dix, aged 39.-Charles
Edward. son Of Mir. Davis Bellord aged Is months.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

I OST on Wednesday afternoon, in or near
L. Free-street, RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing four or five bank bills which
can be identified by the owner. reasonable re-
ward will be paid to the finder on application to
this Office for the same June 81, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

They will appear in their NATIVE COSTUME,
as is usual at the Courts Of their Highnesses the
Rajahs of The East.
Tickets SO Cents. Children half price, to be had
at the Bar of the Columbian Tarern, performance
10 commence at O'Clock.
Ladies and Gentlemen, who are prevented from
attending in the Evening, and are DESTROYS of wit
Messing the manners and customs Of people who
have Of late SO much in.ert sted the Christian
World, are respectfully informed, the HINDeos,
will perform few amusing deteptions, every day,
at IL O'Clock forenoon and O'Clock afternoon.
UP1dmittance % Cents.
Portland June 90.
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TNHOMAS WEBSTER can accommodate one o
Il two GENTLEMEN BOARDERS. HI
transacts Justices business, usual, at his House
M. Street. June 21st.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
A FIRST RATE GELDING
AND
1900 REV ARD.

GTRAYED from the neighborhood Of Ed
- wardsyille in the spring of the year 1918,
large light bay colored HORSE, that l had
driven in my carriage for about two years.
He was then six years old, and about Is hands
high--a natural tretter, but had been broke to
pace pretty we'll lie was brought to this
country from Tennessee, by Mr.. Renshaw of
this county, and had supposed he had straycd
Off towards the Ohio river; but it is possible he
may have been stolen: in that case, l will give
him, if he can be found, and the above reward,
for the apprehension Of the thief, and such in
formation as may be sufficient for his conric-
ton. ORR will give thirty silver dollars to any
person who will deliver me the horse.
ElNIAN EDWARDS.
Edwardsvillc, Oct. 2, 1819-19tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
+ FOUNTAIN FENRy,
At alton. Illinois,

rs now in good order for crossing all persons
u travelling from the states cast of the Mis-
sissippi, to 50. Charles, Boon'S Lack, or SAT-
Riuer, in the territory of Missouri; and is three
miles nearer from Milton to Madam Grifhth's,
near Portage de Sioux, than any other road now
travelled. The subscriber has caused the roads
leading to and from the Ferryto be put IN good
repair; has an excellent set ofboats and hands;
and, owing to the particular form of the river
at low water, and during all the fall and winter
months, he can make three trips across the III
yer Mississippi, at this ferry, sooner than one
trip can be made at any other ferry on the same
river within the state, by which travellers will
not meet with any detention Or delay, even by
strong winds: and that they may notbe misled,
or made to go out of the road, all persons de-
sirous of travelling this way, will please to fol-
low these directions:
On leaving Milton for the river, keep the
left-hand road at the foot OF the bluff. 1t IS
level and dry. In travelling to the east from St.
Charles to the state of Illinois, take the right
hand road when you get within about mile OF
Smeltzer's, where you will observe the marks
Of sgn-board knocked down. In passing this
way you will not be Detained by high winds.
JOHN PITCHER.
Oct Q-20tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
ANTON,

TIME subscribers hereby give public notice
Il that they have obtained letters patent,
granting to them and their heirs Section seven
in Town five north, Range nine west, upon
which the Town Of ALTON is situated All
persons wishing to obtain warrantee deeds
from the subscribers, who have heretofore
purchased lots of J. Mcacham, Esq can obtain
them by presenting their Deeds or other writ
ten evidences of their bargains and sales, re-
quiring on our part nothing more than the
expenses ofconveyancing and acknowledging.
We shall meet every Saturday, for the trans.
action Of business, at the Post Office in the
Town of Alton, where persons can present
their deeds and papers; and one week from
the time they are presented, new deeds will
be made out. As the title to this valuable
tract is now placed beyond dispute, it would
seem to hold forth the greatest inducements
to gentlemen of capital and business, and also
industrious mechanics, to make this town their
place of residence.
EBENEZER HODGES,
JAMES w. WHITNEY,
ERASTUS BROWN,
AUGUSTUS LANGWORTHY,
JOHN ALLEN.
Alton, .NoD. 16, l819-26tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
INFORMATION
no OWNERS OEIAAED

IN THE STATE Or ILLINOIS.
A Ii Lands sold by the United States, prior
N to the first of January last, and Military
Bounty Lands sold by the Soldiers, are sub
ject TO the following taxes:
First, second and third rate lands arc valued
at .four, three and tsro dollars per acre. The
tax is one haf per cent on their respective vau-
alton and if list of number OF acres, the stu
alton and quality Oft he lands, with the owners
names, arc not returned to the Auditor of this
state, on Or before the first of August, and the
taxpaid by the first of October, yearly, treble
tax is imposed, and all the Lands valued as first
rate.
The undersigned keeps GENERAL LAND
AGENCY OFFICE, for the exchange and con-
ntrating lands to suit the proprietors. Let
tcrs, (poGt paid) enclosing deeds, with the cash.
will be recorded and returned at three dollars
each. Areturn 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 arc enclosed
United States Lands will be selected and en-
tered, on moderate commission.
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.
Ednardsuile, May 90, 1S19.-ltf
REFEnEScEs--Benjam:n Tuckcrand Chester
Bailey, Philadelphia; B.RCinnis, .Nere- York !.
Dr. Shirtliff and Thos B. Wait, Boston Philip
Carrigan, Concord, and S. p. Webster, HazeriN,
y.H.; Elihu Ives, ~. Ndpen; John Bemis, BaHi-
more N. B. Van Zant, Washington city, II, &. |.
Wallace, Pittsburgh Embree & williams, Gin
einnah; Luther Stevens, Lerington, KY; l..
Munsel, Frankfort; Pugh & DOYLE, LouisuiAe;
DR.. VIM. Cox, Watcher; Cowden & Brown
and BENZ. Morgan, .Merr- Orlea1s, Slas Dins-
moor and Samuel Smith, TT. st. Stevens W.
j. Brown As~pooA t.rrg.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
POETRY.
FROM THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE.
LINES

LINES
Written on reading the account of slave who
threw himself into the river, in the neigh
borhood of Natchez, in preference to being
sold asa beast in New-Orleans. His mind
was free, although his body bound.
Near where the Mississippi rolls
Her dark and turhd wave,
fsaw some monsters without souls
Unbind Memo SLAVE.
Wounded with lashes stung with woes,
To heaven he pour'd his signs,
And fervent pray'd that fate might close
His burning fortunes in repose,
And seal in death his eyes.
When in the tempest of his grief,
And heart-consuming pain,
Hlis lonely hut, for kind relief,
He sought, but sought in vain.
Thoughts of his fond, his tender wife,
And all his children dear,
Though slaves, still gave joy to life,
And sooth'd the psngs of Shaving strife,
Nor forced the scalding tear.
And one of this remorseless crew
Heard the poor slave bewail,
And saw him wipe the briny dew,
AS nature gan to fail!
He saw him steal along the shore,
His steps were mark'd with blood
. God, he cried, my woes are DER,
Wife, children, friends, see no more,
Then sunk into the flood
KENTUCKY BARD.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
FOR SALE,

1HO ACRES ofFIRST RATE LAND, well
1oO watered and tmbercd, lying on the
public road, about one quarter of mile south
of Edwardsyile, and including beautiful farm
of 60 or 70 acres. 1t is an excellent situa-
ton for country tavern. Several other tracts
of first rate Land, eligibly situated, will also be
exchanged for Merchandise.
Inquire Of the Printer.
Oct. 2-19tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
Mat .Manufactory.
Oct. 9-20tf

xHvIIE subscriber informs his friends and the
Il public, that he carries on the HATING
BUSINESS and all its branches, on Main
street. Edwardsvillc. Orders for hats of every
description will be promptly attended to.
Wanting at the above business one or two
APPRENTICES.
The highest prices in cash will be given for
FURS and WOOL.
JAMES NJ. MMANUS.
.Sebt. II. 181o-6m16
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, DY sCBsCRIrTIoy,
a MAP
OF THE ST.31'E OF ILLINOIS.
BY DANIEL ID. SMITH.

BY DANIEL ID. SMITH.
Y1NHIS Map was taken from actual survey,
Il and shows all the principal Rivers, Lakes,
Ionds, S1vamps, Greeks, Prairies Woodlands,
Btu6s, Hounds, Stone Coal, Counties, Towns,
Sections, Roads, and .}Els; with the meanders
of the Illinois river, (aboyc the military survey
TO that important portage to Lake Michigan,
via Chicago. When the altitude and distance
of this site are viewed by an observing eye, it
will hurry the imagination to realize the i'm
portance, to the eastern as well as to the
western states, of a water communication be
tween those points, which would open at
a small expense, 4 steam boat navigation from
New-York by way Of the Lakes to the Missis-
sippi river.
The Map will be four by six feet, on a scale
of five miles to the inch; executed Oh good
paper; hung on rollers; and delivered to sub
scribers, at fifteen dollars, payable on delivery.
On silk or bank paper, (portable) the same
price. Any person subscribing, or becoming
accountable, for ten or more maps, will be ell
titled to deduction of twenty per cent
All those who hold subscription papers east
of the Allegany mountain, will please return
them by the first CT November next, to Robert
Smith, Washington Hotel, Market street, Phil
adelphia, Those west of the mountain will
please make return by the same time to VII
liam Bark, p. NJ Cincinnati.
We have examined Daniel u. Smiths Map
of the State of Illinois, and find it generally
very correct and deserving public patronage.
SHADRACH BOND,
Gare,mOr Of the state Of Illinois.
L. X. KANE,
Secreta'ycf State, do.
JESSE u. THOMAS.
U. s. Senator.
RINIAN EDWARDS.
Y. S. Senator.
EDWARD COLES,
Register Of the Land Office, EiTrards1iRe.
/ BEN. STEPHENSON,
Receiver Of Public Monies, Ed.vardspiAe.
s. II. LONG,
Major U. S. Engineers.
July 3.-6tf
OJT Subscriptions received by the author,
in Edwardsville, and at this office r..
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
AN AGRICULTURAL PAPER.
GHE .4lHERIC.dN Err MER
is CONDUCTED NJ
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Postmaster of Baltimore,
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
u otiCo.

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY in st.
Y Louis, and LANDS in the state of Illinois,
for sale; in payment for which, the notes OF
the banks of North Carolina and Tennessee,
and the banks of Cincinnati, will be received
in payment, if offered immc diately.
Inquire cfthe Printer.
Jtly 24-otf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
Yhe ConartnershiD

AF BOWERS & TODD, having been dis
W solved some time since, by mutual con-
sent, all persons indebted arc requested to
make payment Immediately, as the business of
the conceFn must be closed.
July 24-9f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
BELLEVTILE HOTEL.

JAMES GARRISON respectfully informs
81 the public, that he has moved to the house
lately occupied by James Tannehill, where
large buildings have since been erected; good
stables, provided with plenty ofcorn, oats, hay,
and fodder. He trusts, by industry and perse-
verance, to merit portion Of public patronage.
Sept. 1l-16tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
Notice,

WE, benjamin Stephenson and PollyM'Kce,
w administrator and administrators of the
estate of JOHN MKEE, deceased, will apply
at the next county commissioners court for
Madison county, to be held in the town of Ed
@ardsville on the first Monday in the month of
December next, and make settlement of the
estate. All person or persons that has any de.
mands against thes said estate, are requested to
oring them forward properly authenticated.
BENJAMIN STEPHENSON,
POLLY MKEE.
Nov. 13--25-4ts
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
70 be Sold.

A SURVEYORS COMPASS and CHAIN
- with pike and case of protracting in
struments. Inquire of the printer.
October J., 1S19--19H
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
FOR SALE.

GEvERAL quarter sections of LAND, OH
- Crooked creek, i'll town /, II. range /, west
of the third principal meridian, including a
first rate mill seat.
@MM acres of Land, part we'll timbered,
SSV the balance rich prairie, on Shoal
creek, near Mr.. Barber's, and about three
miles north of the road from CARLYLE to St.
Louis, including one of the best mill seats on
Shoal creek.
@MTA acres first rate Land, with s,lita-
9VV bic proportion of good timber and
rich prairie, on Silver creek, adjoining or ne ar
to the town of Lebanon, on the road from
Carlyle to ST. Louis. This tract also includes
a good mill seat.
ARM acres of well timbered Land, on
AVV Cahokia creek, aboutsix miles above
Edwardsville, including good mill seat.
About AGO acres, principally tmbercd Land,
On Richland creek, about miles above Belle
vile.
Three quarter sections of very rich prairie
Land, about D miles east of Belleville.
Several quarter sections of Land in Ogle's
Prairie, directly between Believille and Ed.
wartlsville. H
The N w. quarter of section 81, and the
N. w. quarter of section IS in town 4, N. range
4, west Of the third principal meridian, being
on the Locust fork of Shoal creek one quar-
ter well timbered, the other rich prairie This
land also includes good mill scat.
one-ffth Of 100 acres of Land, including the
upper ferry on the Mississippi, opposite St.
Louis.
1NO Lots in the town of Bellevlle.
AOO acres Of Land on Mary's river, 10miles
below Kaskaskia, including first rate mill scat,
partly improved. Price $4,000, ifpurchased
within few weeks from this time.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
Ed~arasuiils, June 19--4f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-12-04
LAMBS FOR SALE.

VEvlIE subscriber will sell the southwest
Il quarter Of section So, town N. range
w. on Silver creek.
Also, the following quarter sections situated
on Shoal creek, near the town of Ripley, viz j:
Southeast quarter of section Is, town 4 N.
range W.; southwest and northeast quar-
tiers of section Ia, town n. range 4 w. I;
southeast quarter of section %, town N.
range W.; and the southwest quarter of
section %, town S N. range 4 W.-each CON-
tanning 160 acres.
Es ALSO,
8Tza A HOUSE and LOT in Edwards
H. vile, now occupied by Mr.. Joshua
i lssn Atwater.
All or any part of the above property will
be sold On accommodating terms.
WALTER J. SEELY.
EG~ardsriNe, Jatne 5, 18i9-2tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-30
qr,Ic IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

,rl,,r,e subscriber of Alexandria county,
-, ta District Of Columbia. has obtained
f. " ths O.rhans' Court Of said county,
I.,,. a ~ T. s,aucn,a-y on the estate # Joseph
~ ~ :i-I TAT. of said county. deceased
Al Al, orr,oo> having claims against the SAID de-
S ~. AZ, hr,e5y warned to exhibit the
,,,o ,,;.h Inc vaIcLcrs thereof, 10 the sub
$50 .-,i:cr passed by the Orphans Court, on
- Le.,,e tho 3ath day of June next, or they
- '',y Lv law be excluded from all benefit
:, xii estate and those indebted thereto
arc required TO make immediate payment.
CHrn under NY hand his $2th December,
I.T1 EUDOCIA GlRO,
rx.cutrix of Joseph c. Gird, deceased.
december so