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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
AN AGRICULTURAL PAPER.
THE AMERICAN EARMER
is CONDUCTED nj
JOHN s SKINNER,
Postmaster of Baltimore,
And published every Friday morning.

YUNHE American Farmer is printed on sheet
Il paper of the best quality, size ola COM
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pages, land by that means admits Of being con-
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The matters treated of in the American Far
her, are agriculture, Gardening, Internal I'M
brOpements, Domestic Economy, and new invcn-
tons and discoveries connected with these
subjects. It contains also each week correct
account of the prices of the principal articles
of country produce in the Baltimore market,
ascertained by actual sales, which are given.
The American Farmer takes TO concern in
party politics--nor will it contain any adver-
tiselnents, except single insertion Of such as
relate to seed, agricultural implements, re-
markable live stock, books on farming, and
such other notices as are connected i'll their
nature with the objects of the paper.
Numerous diagrams and cuts are inserted, in
order to show more clearly the construction of
new and improved implements of husbandry,
or to illustrate particular systems of cultiya-
ton.
Twelve numbers have already appeared, and
second edition having been issued to supply
the extraordinary demand, complete files may
yet be had, on early application.
The price of the American Farmer is Four
Dollars per annum, payable either half yearly
in advance, or the whole amount, as the sub
scriber likes best. The money to be RENTED
by mail to the Editor, at his risk and cost The
file will be immediately and securely put up,
and sent to any part of the United States. No
notes will be received except those of specie
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Should any subscriber feel dissatisfied on the
receipt and perusal ofthe numbers then issued,
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tor, who pledges himselfto refund immediate-
ly the amount paid by such subscriber. %
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Baltimore, Sept. l, 1919, l.t
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
YO IAet or Ylease.

TlfIE subscriber has just had finished large
Il and commodious BUILDINGS, suitable
for public entertainment, in the town of ALTON
on the bank of the Mississippi, near the Foun,
tainFerry, on the main road to Boon's Lick
and Salt river He is disposed to let them Oh
moderate terms, when suited with tenant
From its local situation there can be no doubt
of its becoming one of the best stands in the
state.
CHARLES w. HUNTER.
Alton, Illinois, .Nop. 18th, 18l9-tf29
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
BELLEVILLE HOTEL.

IAMES GARRISON respectfully informs
- the public, that he has moved to the house
lately occupied by James Tannehi1, where
Barge buildings have since been erected; good
stables, provided with plenty of corn, oats, hay,
and fodder. He trusts, by industry and perse-
Terance, to merit portion of public patronage.
Sept. 11-16H
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
Public Notice,

HNlIE subscribers finding il inconyenient tc
II meet every Saturday for the purpose OF
executing oonveyances TO such persons As pur.
chased Town Lots. in the Town OF Alton, OF
Joseph Meacham, Esq. prior to the Esd OF
March last; have deemed it proper to alter
Their present arrangement, and substitute in
leu thereof the following All persons de-
sirous of obtaining deeds from us for the Lots
they have purchased, viii please forward TO
us their written evidences OF purchase, on or
before the tenth day of February next as we
do not intend TO receive any after that period I:
And new deeds viii be made out for them by
the 18th of next month, and ready to be deliv-
cred We wish this business to be closed as
soon as possible.
The attention of the public is so frequently
invoked to listen to exaggerated statements
respecting the advantages, rapid growth, and
future Importance of towns that have recently
been laid off, that the subject is become in
some measure disgusting. We do not feel de-
sirous, at this time, OF saying much to convince
any one of the future Importance Of this place.
But one thing must be obvious, that the great
road passing through this place, and leading
up the Missouri river TO Franklin, travelled,
as il is, by so many thousands of emigrants and
people of all descriptions, that it truly renders
kulo PiaSS hiiPoi'ahe' III pSioou lhhl pIJ
into futurity, and reason from cause to effect,
could say, that the great future scene of COM
mercal business will be near the mouth of the
Missouri and Illinois rivers; and local situation
will determine the spot where it shall be-
Whether the present course of the Missouri is
to be diverted, and canal is to be made from
st. Charles to the mouth of the Illinois-and
St. Charles itself is to be the future resi-
dence of the opulent mercantile men of the
west; or whether they will prefer the hand
come and fertile plains of Portage de Sioux ;
or the modest but commanding eminences
of Alton '-are questions which the future
will decide. Some one of them is somewhat
snore than probable. If it is to be on the east
eide of the Mississippi, nature has pointed out
the place just above the head Of the great
American Bottom. There is not place in
the western country that has greater facilities
for building town than this. The stores of
nature are here rich and abundant and let
philosophy designate their use, and industry
apply them.
EBENEZER HODGES,
JAMES w. WHITNEY,
.ERASTUS BROWN,
AUGUSTUS LANGWORTHY.
Alton, Jan. 10, 1820-34t1M
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
By BRIGGS 81 .WCLOUD.

YsHE public naturally expect printers estab-
Il fishing new papers, to give detail OF
their principles, and the line of their future
conduct. We shall merely say that We are ma
tive Americans, and duly appreciate the privi-
leges of our happy government. The only
pledge we give is, that we will promote with
our best abilities the interest Of our common
country, and particularly the interests of the
territory and future state of Missouri, leaving
to our fellow citizens and patrons to judge of
our future conduct, and our claim to- continu-
ance of their confidence. Upon these condi-
tons we solicit their patronage.
81. Charke, Oct. %, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
FOR SHE,

GEVERAL quarter sections of LAND, on
~ Crooked creek, in town.1 , N. range /, west
of the third principal meridian, including a
first rate mill seat.
@MN acres of Land, part well timbered,
~VV 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.
lNMYn acres first rate Land, with suita-
@VV Bile proportion of good timber and
rich prairie, on Silver creek, adjoining or near
to the town of Lebanon, on the road from
Carlyle to st. Louis. This tract also includes
. good mill seat.
ARM acres of well timbered Land, on
AVS Cahokia creek, about six miles above
Edwardsyille, includinga good mill seat.
About 400 acres, principally timbered Land,
IN Richland creek, about 2 miles above Belle.
file. a.
Three quarter sections of very rich prairie
Land, about % miles east of Bellevie.
Several quarter sections of Land in Ogle's
Pra,ric, directly between Belleville and Ed
sSardsyille.
The N. w. quarter of section 27, and the
n. w. quarter dissection IS in town A, N. range
A. west of the third principal meridian, being
on the Locust fork of Shoal creek; one quar-.
ter well timbercd, the other rich prairie. This
1and also includes good mill seat.
Onelfifth Of 100 acres of Land, including the
upper ferry on the Mississippi, opposite St
Louis.
400 Lots in the town of Belleville.
400
AOO acres Of Land on Mary's river, 10 miles
below Kaskaskia, including first rate mill scat
partly improved. Price $4,000, ifpurchasef
atbin few weeks from this time.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
EdworDwN; June 19-46
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
FOR SALE,

FTvIIE north half Of section 81, town N.
l. range 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 Cahokia
creek, few miles from Edwardsville.
Apply TO
BEN. STEPHENSON,
EdspardspiHc, or to
JOHN EDGAR,
RdSkaSkid.
Dec. 19, 181o-8t3o
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
EdwagdsviMe Hotel,

SIGN OF GEN WASHINGTON
7" C. WIGGTNS, informs his friends and
w the public, that he has opened house
for their accommodation in the brick building
on the north east side of the Public Square,
where he will be glad to accommodate those
who may favor him with call.
EdMardsYille. NoY. 20, 18l9-26tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
FOR SALE,

1SO ACRES ofFIRsT RATE LAND, well
1OO watered and timbered, lying on the
public road, about one quarter of a mile south
of Edwardssille, and including beautiful farm
of 60 or 20 acres. 1t is an excellent stua-
ton for country tavern. Several other tracts
OF FIST rate Land, eligiby situated, will also be
exchanged for Merchandise.
Inquire ofMe Printer.
Oct. 2-1otf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
FOR SALE

yENWO Lots of Ground in the town of Milton,
l. on one of which is neat frame house,
with kitchen, &c. complete, store in front
Also, a small assortment of DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, &c. belonging to the estate of
the late Matthew Dixon. Apply on the pre-
misses. MARY DIXON, Erecutrir.
Gan. lin
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
CHESTER ASHAEY
Notice.

A IL persons having any demands against
N estate of DAVID w. FUTILE, deceas-
ed, are requested to present them to the SUBJ
scribers for settlement; and all persons indebt-
ed to the estate are requested to make imme-
date payment.
The business will be continued by the sub
scribers at the same store, opposite the Missouri
Bank, in every respect as heretofore.
ABR'M. BECK, Z p,.sc,,,ors
AMOS WHEELER, h1eca0's'
ST. Louis, Oct. 81, 1819-30f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
Washington Hall,
TOIFAr or JJ.LLNOLS

TOIF.V OF ILLINOIS.
UNHE subscriber now occupies the BRICK
IL TAVERN, formerly occupied by Doctor
c. TIFFIy, and fatters himself, that from his
arrangements and particular attention to &C
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 shallbe well attended to.
JOHN BULLARD.
October 1871, 181o-24tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01
WASHING.

4 WHITE WOMAN will perform WASH
N ING for those who may see fit to employ
her. She will send for the clothes, and return
them when washed. Inquire at this office, or
at the bar of Wiggins's Hotel.
Edlaardspiile, Oct. 16, 1819-21tf
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FOR SALE,

r OF No. 444, in the addition 10 Edwards.
IL vile. Inquire The Printer.
Oct. 9-2N
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CONDITION s,

CONDITION s.
THE MIssoURIAN will be printed on the lar
gest sized super-royal paper, and good type, at
Three Dollars per annum, payable in advance !;
or -Four Dollars at the expiration of the year.
OF SubscmbtiOns reeetped at this office.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
Al LAW, and will attend the Circuit Courts
of Madison, Bond, Washington, and St. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at Kaskaskia.
T. W. SMITH.
Edwardsuille, 29fh .lfap, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-02-01

LAND OfFtCE MONEY.
Bills ofhe tolordlg Banks are receivable at tie
Land Office in Edwardsr1Ke.
Bank of the United States, and its branches
Bank of Illinois, Shawanutown,
Bank Of Edwardsville, Illinois,
Banks in Boston, r.
Banks in the city of New-York,
Banks in the city Of Philadelphia
Bank Of Baltimore,
Bank of Maryland,
Banks in the District of Columbia, (except
the Merchants & Franklin Banks Of AlexandriSj
Banks in New Orleans,
Bath Bank, Bath, Maine,
Cumberland Bank, Portland, Maine,
Cheshire Rank, keene, n. H.
Merchants Bank, Salem, Mass.
NewpGpt Bank, Newport, r. I,
Bristol Bank, Bristol, RI.
New-Haven Bank, New Haven, Conn,
New-I.ondon Bank. NewLondon, Cons
Bank of Utica, Utica, N, Y.
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany, NY,
Trenton banking Company, Trenton n 4 2
ITarrisburgh Bank, Harrisburgh, Pa.
branch Farmers Bank Delaware, n Castle,
Offices Of Discount and Deposit Of the bariS
of Virginia, at Fredericksburgh, LynchburShs
and Petersburgh, Va.
Bank of Augusta, Augusta, Georgia.
Observation-Disclosures Bank, Huntsville, AT,
Bank of Missouri, st. Louis
RI Bills Of branch banks, erceft those conte1,s
ed IN ths abovc list, ere not Tece:uebfs,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
ALEXANDRIA BATHS.
Mrs. M (qnrfter

o.
HAVING rented the place, adjoining the
Ii Theatre, formerly occupied by Tho
mos Shields, in which tie PUBLIC BATHS
were kept. respectfully informs tie citizens
of Alexandra, that she purposes opening
them on the 10th inst. in style superior to
any heretofore kept in this place. She be-
lieves it unnecessary to say any thing in re-
commentator OF custom SO universally APP
proved of by all physicians of eminence, as
more conducive to health than almost any 0
Their practice which can be adopted. She
will only observe that a private room is SET
apart entirely for Ladies, where they may
enjoy the comforts of warm or cold bath,
without fear of Interruption, and female
servant will always attend to their wishes
Geatlemen will also be attended to in pro-
permanner, in the baths set apart Tor Their
use.
The price having been reduced from TEN
to EIGHT dollars the season, she hopes viii
be an induceInent to many TO favor the in
stitution with their custom.--The season
will commence on the 10th day OF May, and
end OH the LIST day of October.
Strangers and others may be accommoda-
ted with single baths, at 50 cents each, or
three for one dollar.
A subscription book is opened at tie bar,
where persons DESTROYS Of subscribing are re-
quesied TO leave their names.
may
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
]. P THOMPSON, 6. ..
Town Ordinance.

Extractfr from the act to remove nuisances, to
preserve the health OF the inhabitants of
the town OF Alexandria, &c.
Sec. Ii. Beit enacted, That the persons
living on paved streets shall clean the foot
ways opposite the property they occupy,
and shalimoreoyer wash such footWays every
Saturday from the first day of May until the
last OF September, unless prevented blythe
weather. Any inhabtant who shall not per-
form The said duties, shall for every neglect
forfeit and pay thirty three cents. No per,
son shall throw or cause to be thrown down
from any cart, Wagon or other carriage, or
IN any other manner, any rubbish, litter or
dirt on any street. public lane or alley, and
Suffer the same to remain for more than TWEEN
~ Jour hours, exceptin such quantities and
IN such places as may be allowed by the SUI
|perintendsnt OF police: Prouidsd that any,
Person DESTROYS OF depositing on any street
materials for building, shall apply to The SUI
|perntendant of police, who shalt appoint
proper place and assign reasonable space
|ior the depositing said materials. Whoever
shall offend herein shall forfeit and pay FIVE
dollars for each offence, and be subject to
|the further penalty OF Que dollar for every
|day such building materials shall so remain,
contrary to the provisions hereof.
NAV 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
Henry p. Whitney

Corner of Prince and Faiyfar Streets,
DErURNS his sincere thanks to the citi-
HI zens of Alexandra, and in an especial
manner, to his customers, for the very libe-
raj encouragement he has met With during
his residence in this town, and takes this op-
portunity to inform them that he has just re-
ceived good assortment Of SEASONABLE
GOODS, which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates, and any uncurren. notes taken
at reasonable discounts.
P.S. Every description Of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, at the lowest
price, and all orders for any articles Of clo-
thing executed in the most fashionable style,
with punctuality and dispatch, on the most
reasonable terms. thstu4mo april 12
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
Musical Academy.
Sic MASH

SIG. yHASSi,
sDEGS leave to inform bis friends and the
~ citizens OF Alexandra that he has re-.
moved to that large house, corner OF Duke
and Washington streets, whele he willin fu-
sture receive the communications of his scho-
lars, and give instructions on all the various
Instruments ofmusic--he will also, If requir-
ed. attend on ladies' and gentlemen at their
respective houses, and ieels confident that
those under his care will not be disappoint-
ed. He teaches SINGING in the Italian.
style, with grace and expression.
He has tor sale the following musical in
strumenfs, selected particularly by himself,
and of the most superior quality
Pianos, Yiolins, Horns, Flates. dc. &c.
Also, greatquantity of Music ofevery des..
cription, and the best qualified Strings for
the pianosforte, guitar and violin.
The above articles will be sold very low.
N. b Sig. Massi tunes Pianos and Organs
in the most correct manner. may 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
Public Sale.

pY virtue of "a deed OF trust from Robert
-LS Young to the subscriber. bearing Gate
the 92d day Of May. 1917, for certain pur-
poses therein mentioned, shall proceed 10
sell at public auction, ON the goth day Of
May next, ter cash, a three story brick
DWELLING HOUSE, and LOT, on Duse-.
street, at present occupied by said Robert
Young, togetherwith sundry vacant LOTS,
situated in the vicinity Of The said dwelling
house. The sale to commence at the dwell
ling house, al twelve clock on the day Of
sale. JAMES CARSON, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11

.o feeYf & Sr0fly <lottfC tSs soSSsS
aes ,r,;sricg II to the Senate for their adsace
ad eoasest, rather than 70 resort 20 oshef
. sas,Ires Tor redress, howeyes Justl1ao'e an ,
aroper. But he gIves DO suc9 PIE = IN z
tss contrary, he declares ex tnal tne
ssnuS,sal OF this govesnmentsto reinqnish sne
r;aS , &c Judging aud acting tor Itself berests
.a'srHaccording to circumsta IN regard 20
ne Spanish Colonies "a right common 70 az
,ations has rendered u tmpossioIe LOT nluis
,,o3er bis instruc tons, 10 MAKE Sucn engasss-
snsnf. He thinks thai his SOY erelgn VIII pe
:ad,.ced. by his communicat ions, 10 ratliy
,ss iresty but still he leaves him free either
- adopt that measure, or to decline Il. he
sdni,s that the other OBJ lions are essen
s;sIly removed, and will not, IN themselves
nreyent The ratification. provided the aI ,1
s,l,y al, the third point rs surrounded. ne
sssuIt therefore, is, that the treaty IS decla-
I'D 10 have no obligation whatever that its
,stifscation is made to depend, not. on the
considerations which led to ITS doptlon, ana
she conditions which It contains, but on a
wv s article unconnected with it, respecting
which new negotiation must be opened, OF
indefinite duration, and doubtful issue.
Under this view ofthe subject, the course
10 be pursued would appear 70 pc direct and
obyious, il the affairs OF Spain had remained
q Inc state in which they were when this
Minister sailed. But II IS known. that an
;onortant change has since taken place in
me ooy ernment OF that country, which cam
not tail to be sensibly felt, in lis Intercourse
with other nations, The minister OF Spain
ne essentially declared his liability to act,
: consequence of that change. With him,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
Public Sale.

FINDER tie authority ct deed Of trust
~ from James R. Riddle to r. L 'faylor.
10 secure debt due 10 Anthony Crease, the
subscriber will offer at public sale, on the
premises, for cash. at 4 O'Clock r. M. on SA-.
TURDAY, the eth inst. tenement and lot
of ground on the sout,, side OF King-slreet,
between Fairfax aud Royal streets, now in
the tenure OF the said ]. T. Riddle, IN front.
on King.st. S6 feet inches, insdeplh, l6l
feet 7 inches. t0a ffteenfect alley.
By order of the trustee.
maya s. A. MARSTELLER Auct.s
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NOW DRAWING,
-AL,.;s. A's r.aIZ LIST.

ALI - isRIZs LIST.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY, s7ih Class.
TweIfh days Drauing.
MO *iI.494a prize Of Dl0D0
In *97O4 *41O0 *4l35 *I9.530 882 loo
*I3, 554 *Io,49s *l4,03i *lo,ol2 $3.50
1893 30
Ms, 1877 *Is, 973 *5I9I sIo,a26
2*I5,562 l2,45l 1o,o73 lo,7II 60
1879
Almarked thus (*) sold atAllens'
Will draw again on Wednesday next.
There are now in the wheel io,ooo, dolls.
g of 5000, and 10 OF 1000 dolls. lntwom more
drawings the capital prize of $4,000 dos.
will be put in the wheel.
Tickets may still be had at ~ dos
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
Notice.

ON SATURDAY, the eoth day of April.
" 1920, will be sold to the highest bid
der for cash, at Fairfax Court House, agree.
able to law, negro man, who calls him,
self Edmond, and was committed to the
jail of this county BY warrant, from under
the hand OF George Mason Gent. justice
OF the peace Of Fairfax county, on the 27tb
day OF Nov. 1918, as runaway.
PETER B. BRADLEY, D. S.
For Richd. Coleman, Sheriff
Fairfax court house, March a.
The above sale is postponed
to MONDAY.the 18th inst. may 8 3.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-11
Wines, Brandy, Gil. Soap, &c

. N
AT AUCTION,
: On THURSDAY, the lTth inst. will be
offered atpublic auction, atthe stores of the
Georgetown importing and Exporting Com
pany, The cargo of The brig Elizabeth Stur-
ges, from Marseilles, consisting of
goo hhds Claret
$50 cases do off doz. each
T. do /, Muscat Fron,ignan, ! doz.
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy, high proof
60 boxes Olives and Capers, assorted
40 do Olives
loo baskets Olive Oil, / doz. each
100 do do half dozen each,
"a bales almonds, soft she'll
25 do English walnuts
80 boxes pruDes
200 bags velvet corks
1000 ib cork wood, or sheet cork
.42O boxes double boiled CASTLE soap,
lnarbled
$50 do do do white
cases fine letter paper SO reams each
3 do do do do
1000 reams wrapping paper
! case prunella, for shoes, assorted
do thule lace
g do silk stockings, assorted
| do ribbons do
do kid gloves do
do linen cambria do
2 do leghorn hats do
6 do double forences do
Terms, which will be liberal, made known
at the place of sale
W. SMITH. Principal Agent.
Georgetown, Mays DIT
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Notice

lis hereby given, hat the Commissioners for
i holding an election in Ward No. |. for
member OF the Common Council. in place
OF JOHN GIRo, esq. resigned. have returned
HORACE FIELD, esq. duly elected.
In witness whereof, have hereunto SET
my hand and seal Of Office. this
lsEArl 10th day OF May, 1890.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.