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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Lectures on the French Ian
guage.

M r. CALVO. a French gentleman, from
lYh Lyons, professor of the French Ian
guage, respectfully informs the ladies and
gentlemen of Alexandria, that he proposes,
opening his night school, for gentlemen,
at the house of Mrs. Moore, on King street ;,
next door to Mr.. Grubb's Tobacco store.
ami where he intends commencing his
French lectures on the LIST of October next.
The progress which tfls students under bis
tuition have already made in speaking the a,
boye language, and reading the most difficult
French authors with ease, perspecuity' and
elegance, is more than sufficient recon.
n3sndatisn to him.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Washington Tavern.

TIME subscriber having other objects in
u view, will dispose of bis lease on the
disposed to contract, will please make early
application. H. CLAGETT.
sep2 diff
The National Intelligencer will publish the
above for three weeks, and sendtheir account
this office for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Mechanics Bank.

.4lsrandria, September q, 1920.
Z ME Stockholders OF this institution are
Il requested to meet at their Banking
house on the Sd Monday Of November next,
TO determine upon the course most proper to
pursue in relation to its affairs.
]. MORGAN, Cashier.
september % 6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Notice.

ON SUNDAY. Isl October, the Union
" steam boat viii leave Alexandria at 5
O'Clock 2. H. and from Georgetown at the
usual tme. JOHN SHREEE.
September 90 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Lucky ONce,

Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
Orders By mail, or otherwise, enclosing
the cash. post Paio, will meet with promP'
attention. Address 8. q NJ. Allen.
n. 3. For the more immediate conve-
nience OF our customers, choice SELECTION
of tickets in the Cathedral and National Lot
teries have been left at the bookstore OF mr..
John 4. Stewart, King street, alexandra,
where those who wish to adventure are lnyi-
ted to cali.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
For Sale,

1.-TWO likely young negro men, one a good
4 carriage and Wagon driver and black
smith: the other valuable for the field
Those who may be disposed to purchase,
will enquire at The bar of the Washington
Inn. If september
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
A Teacher Wanted.

4 PERSON qualified to teach the langua-
IN ges, who is willing to reside in the
country. may hear OF an eligible situation on
application to the printer OF this Gazette.
september 22 ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
For Amsterdam,
Charles Bennett
Has received by late irnportations, and of.
fers for sale.

fers for sale.
Seine and Sail Iwine,
Carpets, carpeting and crumb cloth
Tabling and towelling diapers &. damask
Extra superfne damask table cloths
An excellent assortment of Irish linens
and sheetlngs
Brown hollands and seIisias
Superfne cloths and kerseymeres
A very handsome assortment of London
Marseilles and other waislcoaling
Black bombszeens
Cambrick musins and shifting cottons
A few boxes black French rbbands
Bales striped blankets, sc. DC.
september 20 d6t&mow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Notice.

7Fo The Superintendent Of Police
viii commence the inspection OF Fire
i,urkets on Monday the ed day OF Octo-
Der. alcx'a. Sept. zs, 1920.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
SALES AT AUCTION

3 q NJ
VIII commence to sell in lots, to suit pufs
,hasers,
40 Packages
Very desirable fresh imported
DRY GOODS,
Comprising general assortment,
Country merchants will find j, TO their al.
'antage to attend this sale, as they viii ha
bile to get their Fall supply on better terms
han they can be had a, in Balt;more
BART of this lot is consignment from Nov.
ork, and VIII be sold for the most they win
ring, Among the goods are the following,
liz:
2 bales super blue cloth
do do do assorted do
doiow priced do do
do milled drab do
do super milled cashmere
DO second quality do
8 do Ga Aushings
cases cords and velvets
bales stockinet cords
do super yestings
do super white flannels
do super red do
DO super assorted do
DO assorted bonbazette
8 do black Edo
do stripped do
cases worsted hose, assorted
l do DO drawers
do Guernsey frocks, assorted
10 bales rose blankets assorted, FROM
8.4 to Ia
2 bales Scotch carpeting
do elegant new patterns Brussel;
cases super assorted calico, new pa,-
terms
cases super plate calico
90 super super Steam loom shirtines
do 6-4 cambrick
do null null muslin
do figured book do
do super Ga book muslin put in Ia.
dia fold
s hales super Madras handkerchief
cases assorted threads
8 bales Russia diapers
cases assorted cotton shawls
case cotton hose
do assorted buttons
do fancy cravats
do white DO
do Irish linens
do black sensbaws
9 do do sarsnett
2 do do silk handkeTchiek, fringsd
do gloves
bales fine Indian bsftaa
g do sannahs
s do Scotch Osnaburgs, super
do white tcklenburgs
3 do half bleached do
9 do brown do
do Hessians
case fine white platil!as
| bale super Dowlass
do DO ravens duck
case white rolls
3 do bed ticking
5 bales brown shirtings
10 do 98 brown sheetings
3 dc super bleached shirtng
9 do 10 checks
! do plaids
The sale TO continue from day TO day uE-
] all be sold. The credits will be very H.
eral, and will be made known at time OF
ale. GEORGE Il. GATHER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
: 40 Packages
Very desirable fresh imported
DRY GOODS.

- oV"FT1sI'S SEHeTul d5sorlnent
Country merchants will find il to their adj.
vantage to attend this sale, as they will be
able to get their Fall supply on better terms
than they can be had at in Baltimore. A
part OF this lot is consignment from New
York, and Will be sold for the most they viii
bring. Among the goods are the following,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
JOSIAH NOyes' Nh,

NOTICE ishorehv given 20 the heirs Of the es
~ tate Of JOSIAH MOVES, late Of Falmouth.
in the county Of Cumberland, deceased, and al
,,hcrs conCegned-That Merrill Noyes aud Davis
Noyet have presented 10 nc the subscriber, Judge
II the Court Of Probate within and fos said county,
IN instrument purporting 20 be the last viii and
Testament Of said deceased. and that the second
" ednesday Of February next al ten O'Clock in The
forenoon, Is assigoed 10 take the Probate thereof
n Pr rebate Court then 10 be held al the Probate
Office in said PortlsDd. when and where they msy
b. present aud shew cause. if any they have. why
The same should not be proved, approved aud ii.
lowed as the last will and testament of ssid lie.
ceased. Given under my hand at Portland. this
twelfth day Of January in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and twenty.
SAM. FREEMAN.
A true Copy-stt.
HuRATIo S0uTHG Repr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
PomfTet WkiiehOuse's Hill

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the heirs Of The
~ estate Of PoMFhEr WHITEHOUSE.
late Of Windhsm. in the county Of Cumberland.
Yeomsn, DECREASED, and al others concernel-- That
Comfort Whiteheu.c has presented 10 ire the sub.
,'iber. Judge OF the Cour, Of Probate. within ssd
= said county. an instrument purpe Ring to BE-
e last will aid testament of snid deceased, and
bat the second Wednesday Of February next Al
on O'Clock in the forenoon j. assigned 10 take the
hate there'f, at u Probate CoNrt then 20 ho
'"id NJ the probate ofhct in Pors lnnd,n sad Coas-
~. when and where they nsy be present AND shewp
eas.e, II any they have, Why the sane shoulJ Dos
se proved, approved and allowed Ms the last wile
and testament OF said deceased. Given unser nv
hand At p stlsnd tbi, twelfth day Of Janusry il
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred aud L~enty.
SAM. FREEMAN.
A tire Copy-Au.
HosArIo SoUTHeArr, Rfqy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
Rial Estate for Sale.

NIyIlL he fold q public veuJus, 70 the hiRheit
W bidder, on Saturday the twenty uin,b dsy
cf Jsrus'y nes, ~ ore o clock in the shesnocn.
ss'hs houle Of M'j. Philip ks0nan, IN rryehv 4,
he folio ~'oe pieces, o. isacss Of and, via Ore
lot 'yiug 10 Dsrmatk On he wsll Gds Of plesfang
msun'sio, consisting eshy Eve sc,ss more or
lef', beng ihefame los thar sserhsn P. HGenden
10 his life limo purehafed of'he T,ulees Of Frye.
burg aesds@y--o o, other ioi lying 10 F.yeburg,
on Re fou'h 6de Of cvel!s Pond, bstwssn Jo-
feph Isw'.. and tie widow Bucks ,aad, eontsin-
inc fifty seres more or lei., hsi,g the fame lad
that he ssor sfaid s'sphea P. Fefeodec bought Of
Roeers Bradley, E'q - Alto, the rs6due Of the
fomeAesd, after the widow ~ dow er hath been fet
CO together with the reverGor IT faid dover.
TIE ahcpslale will he MADE under . licesis from
he ZION ~ DAM Judge Of the Court Of Pro-
hate FOR The coun ' of Oxford
IOsRpH ?. SWAN. adr,ninrMor on f,d Srs-
hen f.FsdsDdsn's siists Fysbsrs Dee. SO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

NOTICE Is hereby Civ To the her and cree
itors oft the estate of W ARREN GlLBtk
late Of Poriisud, In the county Of CamberIaua
Blacksmith. deceased, and I'LL Others conceruesi-
That Sarah Gilbert, administrative Of said es'a''
has exhibited 30 me the sh.criher Judge Of n
Couii of Probate, within a.a Tor mid county. Il
FIRST account &C sdm,n'sts sUn e said estate /; AZ.
also a rcques, fr an allowance GU OF he person
estate Of ssid deceased snd tia: the same will b
cor s;dered at q Probate Coz I TO he held nj ID
P, oLate Office in Portland r. sessd on the secoo,
"Wednesday II February rex. at ten O'Clock ~
he forenoon, ~ hen aud wherc they may be prcsen
and shew cause, II any they have, Why the sam'
should MT be allowed. aud q ansed Given undef
my hand u, Por l,nd, this 1--WE fth day 81 January
Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred 80,
twenty. SIM. FREEMAN.
A true Copy-Au.
Hon ,rIO sourHoATr, Ergr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
CHARLES FROST.

II AS RECEIVED and offers for sale at IL
Boston Hat Factory Ware Housl
EscuARes STREET.. PonrIAni.
es.s Lsdis, Besver HATS Of H. lsssss faahi1
2 d.. Gent emsn's do do Do,
3 do. You'b. do do DO.
I DO. Six UMBRELLAA
8 do Cotton do, 49,,
Men's and hil1ren's low pslssd HATS Of svsu}
descri lion. Muf snd Tippas- Mess ed boz
fur Csps. sw. In. 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

A BOUT 10 acres OF LAND 10 e. mmon ard IN
"A divided. situate ON Moun, joys Neck also,
all the laud situate or ,he south We. side ii
houn'fords lane 80 csled) fon,ing on Fore sud
Mddle-s reefs oil which 'he late El,zsL.,h Mount
ford OF Wes.hrook. deceased, died s,.ised Any
persons 'essons # purchasing the " hole or pa 4
Of he remises VII please to apply 10 the snLsci !.
be- who is authorized to dip Sc Of The same.
W. sloRkA, Jr
Portland. Jan. 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
a FARM FOR SALE.

DOR Sac a pleasaaily situated FARM two
L sad "A half mi es om Pos,iaad. Said Fern
'on,airs about eighty ec,e,, 'oms PAR, IT which j.
a. GOOD land as any IN the Dist let of Name, CUE
loot ibi-,y tons hay, he's on IL good two story
tDUsE containing three lower ROOFS good
a,ry ald four chambers, viii Cellar uuicr ,h.
whole, also Chase Weed Rouse, Ba,n arl other
ont houses, there is y good Orchard of 500 barn.
'rees, for serias apf,y 10 DAVID SMITH Pc
al. GJ'Thete Is a bed Of Mussels for mamie
snost joining tlll la.d. If. Oct. e5
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25


Doct. J. WARNER, London.
SIR--l have to inform you ef the following
case. cured BY your PILLS OF HEALTH. M
Lewis Scott, 81 OREGON. In the county Of Brecom.'
was for long time iabousing uadcr an extrems.
lowness Of spirits. much 10. that be wss obliged
to neglect part Of bis business. He weut 10 Sw an
sea- thinking bathing won'd be Of service 10 bin
but TO his great concern. BE- found NO relief. He
afterwards came 10 Chepaow, bic native place.
where his mother and friends nov live /; he cone
p,aired To ms how III he was, and appeared much,
icjee,ed saying be thought be sever should b. Welt
ny rnorr l advised him TO take your PILLS OF
EAL1H b. bought Of me few boxes. end IN
b other assured me few dsys ego. thst be il now
IS well as he ever knew bin being fully sasiefsi'
II ws- ysur Pills only, that resiosed him 70 HE
usual health snd spiri,s am. Dear BIZ, Yon-s.
J. PHILLIPS.
Iti impossible to inHri here oil the cases OF
which Docron WAIVER is in posees~ou ii ~
contents himself W Oh what has been detailed. but
great experience has convinced him, that in ali
morbid Elections ~ the blood and Iymrh. (tho
cause Of almost every rnaiady) m noble, saie aud
efkca,ious remedy. was never offered 10 msrkinsls
hut he now leaves il TO the wo' ID. conscious thar
. has done his duty. (Sm.) Dec. q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
FOR SAL. f.,

4 FARM in The town of Gorham, containing
y seventy five acts OF iand, witt hsnds,nn
auiiunas IN good .op'ie, w,lA is,ge orchard
aud q arden in whicL n Y eat variety of tsn''
.ee-
.iiso,-ope other FARM, adjoining the
.tme containing fifty acfr', with suitable ou,l-
..inss tiereon.
.also, enc o,hsr FARM, containing rineiy
acres of pas.uriug moving and wood iand, Wan
Barn on the same
.Atsa, fou, lioase Lots. IN the town If Port
nm II s,,uated 90 E.4e- ttsu 4, ntar Eifzfa HIo.
II Ns,-tuo al Wick have lnts IN trent
GJTe.ns OF pa, mem VII he one. TWO an.
80 years for fout filth tas, on d'lltefy g
4 erds-l,le good Fof futile paru'n,srs. o
a uirs &C CBtRLEs ID VI f1s. ot torlan, o
o ARRATr foIlhn, fs4: oil Poriian1.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

.HE subscriber hereby gives public ro'ice to
oil concerned, hN she hs. besn Guy sopciu'
snd taken uoou heraef the ttua e tascutfix,
The ,as Wiz and Tsstamen, Of
JESxE APPLETON.
of Brun.w'ck, in the county II Cumhsr'srd
ssidsnt OF B.,wdop Col eye. cestasea, ~ CIV
+, bead .. the Law d;rect.-She therefore re-
{. 81. ~ persons Who are ineeb ed 10 tie aid de
y cd's e,tste 20 make immediate Fsymen' And
o Who have any usn,auds thereon, TO eshib'i
i ssme Cor paymer 10
ELISABETH AtPLLION.
lrl.w;.A, Dc. ssd, .si9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
NOTICE.

T OCS ofthe following marks are nov layinr
!. 4 AT the side n ms, Au'roscoggia AVE.
ne owner. ~ owners are hereby notified to Ca
nd pay III. B,onIsge on IN, same o'befwse the
I'd Logs vii he odd a. the law di ecs,
Namely, w x B No IL 2-R " l.
sxBu LAX. " 3-P 5 III *. |
S - a-HB 3--E&M IL II ~ s T.
lAMES ROGERS, PrOpriesors' Clerk.
Dec. 23, 1910.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
3sst receijeJ md for Sac a.
THE PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
DIR. WARMERS
CELEBRATED
Family Pills Of Health.

A remedy ~uptrior L. any yet discovered. r
"A Dyspepsia. Headache. Heartburn, S.ur Slont
ach, Loirness Of Spsas. Flaf,ltnre, Loss Of .appd
lite Goui and Grarei. together with all aiIec,,oc
OF he liver, and the whole train of nervous and BIZ
ious disorders. These pills require no confncmeui
or restraint in diet. rs they do not contsin O.
aiou e mercury, in any shape. A decided pfe6
reace is given TO them by families Of the :, -
Junction; so mild is their action, YET 30 etfectusl
hat every obstruction in the Storiacb il icnloysI
with credible qu'ckness, although they oct -
complete reDos ating medicine, aud s'reng, then q
be same time. Nothing can prove the superiorisj
Of these pills, more Than the number Of cases coa
mnnicated by persons Of the first respectability.
hich may be had on application. grstis-sad Il,
soun'enance shewn them. by the 6rst MEDICAL cksa'
actors Of the present day.
RECOMMENDATION
HuddisJ ford. Jan. %, 1905
To DoCt. J. WARNER. London.
SIk-A person who had been several timer n
box Of your Pills. lately called on me, and II
formed ms-s' Ths, they bad done him wondes'
ul deal Of good--he had been declining for . loo
time-had spent great deal Of money for sdyieS|
and found no benefit. A, the time be sent for q
6rst hex Of you, Pills, lac could not walk across q
house, without some Que TO help him-indeed. e
was getting Xofse, daily. He had not tskea IL
Pills but q ~ days, agreesbly to the directions
when be found h,mseI: much batter" He eonsieS
uss taking them al this time, end ir,m appea raDm
10 likely to do weil.-You have the mans wish
20 do what you please, with the above ssA.tnlss6
which il literally, as he told 1t to ma.
Your Obediect Servant,
JOS. YEATON.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

= ROSefS q 1iDDets'
NO. 6, MERCHANTS ROW,
Rave JUST RECEIVED,
7Meniy Casks and Bores Of China,
Eoftern and Glass WARE,
NAyHfCH added to their former stock, makes
w their assortment complete.
Ware repscke: at sho't notice, or sold IN
the original packages ut low rate, for cash OF
approved credit.
They have likewise received an assortment Of
Domestic Manufactured GOODS.
COMMITTING OF
Shirtings and sheetings, bleached
and Observation-Disclosures
Sat,ine,ts-Checks, Threads
Yarns, &c.
which will be sold very cheap.
GpPurchasers are ,nvrted 10 call and ex.
anime. Portland, Sept 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
Sale Of Zeal Estate at Aucfion.

To be .o'd ~ oract Of Cous,. a. The has. +,
Fb' zee Koioet, IL Wesabroek, N TIL YRS
DAY ,lr lob d., r Fsiu,ry, 1920 .
el.r.n o. n. e.et, A. NJ.
1tr 10 # land stu ed il Ot',feld, number
I'd ven, one in II. fiis; dits.on &c lots, mad
rs r0pri. ors = I'D o. f ii. terry PSI
Of >, Rev Es"'e e Nsr,, With, minor
l-y c'eo't viii ts vn~i n 60, d Sscuri',
aHcHtI US LtwIs, 80 s.9'. Ms. 70
Ja,na,j, ), 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
NOTICE.

COACH and CHASE PAINTING, vsR-
~ NlsHlNG, &c neatly eN cu,ed by JOHN
az SSH, a, the shop owe, NJ than Babcock, for
ned, occupied by James seavy ian. IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
NOTICE..

y Office ia hereby gveu@sc holders of Bile oil
y the PORrLAND BANK hat the time q
lowed ny Law for co6nR he ceneens of thar in-
ii,u,ioc vii expire OF he ssvet,h day of Pebru
afy est at which line final dividead nun be
made among the Roc khoiceg. and uo bill. car b
paid after ths' period. AZ holders vi bills ,hese.
fore on thar Bank. are tscue1et to prefeat then
or'or to ihs' day for payment At the Rank ofPor
nd lauy ineo'porasd ~hers Prov6or 10 made
II ,heir reAem zion 4ew B. POTTfp
70 kfsr,h IS $40 Agsstfsy f6s PoytissJ Bs.l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
FALL Of 1919.
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
HAS imported and purchased the past season
loo Iachages China, Glass ant
In. Ler,, WAKE

loo fachages China, Glass and
Cyotkery W.4hE,
-AmoAG WHICH ARR
40 assorted for the country-others con-
sis'rg IT bne printed ede'd and G &. PlA1 Es-
''ot.-- Dscaaters-W,oes---Iumb gars--
Creams. Tea and Dining Sets, SC.
The above with his stock of OPEN GOODS,
makes ,he assortment more complete than hereto
lore
...Those who have formerly been supplied in
Boston. are requested 10 call at
No 8, Mtrchnnfs Ror. Middle-sfrsei,
o. WARE repscked as usual.
Oct. II. u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25
Chair Wonufdctory.
JOHN HAGGET,

JUN IDAOoE IL
ID ESPE(1FUILY info, ms his friends and the
IL public in general, shsi he continues to carry
IN the chair making Business in all its various
branches. 10, b. shop in Union Street, next door
below the Pos, Office (the shop lately occupied BY
Very and Fngget,) where CHAIRS Of every des-
crpt'on vii BE- manufactured, in neat and wo' k.
NAN Ike manner. aud At The shortest notice /;
he will use eve y epdehvour in his power. 10 give
fn'i satisfaction TO those who nay please 10 EN-.
10y him having employed a painter from he
.on'hwsri his customer. may be assured. that his
work will be- finished in a. approved and fashion,
aoe style bc done in p, rlapd or elsew here.
Also o nsnentai Painting OF every kind, exe-
outed With nestuess and despatch.
CHAIRS 'eady made and other articles In his
lire constantly on hsnd.-Old Cbats repaired,
rsinied over sc, e..
Portland Tre.isy, 9th Nov 1919. (sm)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-25

Chocolate, No : and a-shrlls -bottied and
draushf cider DENNY Inns, tom ore to Eve gal
lons-hdoiasses Wei, lcd'a snd sugar Baker, SUI
pc kbe Ds'ham kua"d- Fpsry Mats, var'ous
ss.s spel mscesi o. FAX and bottle DOGGY
eane asd sishsr Pspper-Windso' sosp-Liv
erpoo' blown sah. Salt Pstse-bsue and white
Sssreh-ci'r os-O~s Capsr,-lpg ss.- I0di
sesered for fanies. AL O. Havaaa Cigsts, 6si
qusay.
'.'Psr''eulas attention VII be paid to osdsss
from Families, md Tor SHIP stores
t1-0oods ssa to scy rsrt Of ,he town gsasis
Nov. 80 II
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-01
Mills, DistiAery, SC.
FOR SALE,

ID ENG DESTROYS ofremoving from the coun-
ID try, offer for sale the following very
valuable real estate, viz:
One undivided half of the unsold part of the
town of MILTON, in when a FIGURING
MILL, two SAW-MILLS, and valuable
STEAM-DISTILLERY, calculated to work
IS bushels per day, are comprised To the
Distillery is attached small Horse-Mill.
The tract on which Milton is laid off contains
800 acres of first rate land; the whole of
which, excepting the town site, is timbered,
and is watered by Wood river, running
through and propelling the Flour and Saw
Mills. The town was run out in the fall of
1918, and has already progressed considerably
in Improvements.
Good movable property will be received in
payment, at fair prices. The remaining half
Of said town property can be purchased, fire.
qiired.
l will sell, on accommodating terms, three
quarter sections of timbered Land, lying ada
cent to said Mills Also, the N w. quarter
of section 90, town 10 N. r. E.; one half of
S. E. quarter of section 80, town N. r. 8 E.
on which is good mill seat; and one half of
s. w. quarter of section %, town AN. R. 8 E.
of the fourth principal meridian, of Military
Bounty Lands.
JOHN WALLACE.
May 16-51tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-01
At ALTON. ILLINOIS.

US now in good order for crossing all persons
Il travelling from the states east Of the Mis-
sissippi, to 81. Charles, Boon's Lick, or Salt
River, in the territory of Missouri; and is three
miles nearer from Milton to Madam Griffith's,
near Portage de SiOur, than any other road now
travelled q The subscriber has caused the
roads leading to and from the Ferry to be put
in good repair has an excellent set of boats
and hands and, owingto the particular form of
the river at low water, and during all the fall
and winter months, he can make three trips
across the river Mississippi at this ferry,
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: and that they may not be 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 fer the river, keep the
leh-hand road at the foot of the bluff it's le-
vel 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 a mile
of Smeltzer's, where you will observe the
marks ola sign-board knocked down. In pass
ing this way you will not be detained by high
winds.
uT The subscriber keeps TAVERN at
the Ferry, for the accommodation of travellers
ENEAS PEMBROOK
Feb 22-3Qtf