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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-09
G Notice.

DIFFICULTIES arising from the n,,u,.
~ oithe following work, the pubIisber' H..
been compelled to remove to Philadel,IIe,''
tor the better execution of his plan T G1a
editorial department has in consequence =, Js
len INFO other hands. Elf. ALIENS nrso .a',
engagement rendering itimpossible 10 snnen
intend it in another city. The friends o|
relations of the different sisners 70 the Nee at0
ration ofIndependence are therefore reo ma
ed to direct their fayors to the publisher \,
443, Market-street. Philadelphia we
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For Sale.

yU7HF HOUSE. and LOT in which | used
4 to reside inthe towns OF Alexandra con
taining an acre of ground, on Washlngtoh-sst I.
.seing one of the most agreeable sltnauonS ior
genteeI family in that town. For Terms terms
and view of the property: apply 10 1Gu'eS
L. .McRenna, esq. who is fully au.norz z. ~
. to treat for and dispose OF the same, ana WI II
explaia any facts respecting II Wnlon NAY DC
. required. JOHN hofh'No
Hill and Dale, April 90.
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.J.HWES.

about 90 years OF age, his tore teeth wide
apart, and cannot speak very quick-had
on Virginia cloth clothes and carried off a
shaggy great coat, he has father named Pc
ter Hall, wholly with the widow Morgan,
at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co. and his grandfa-
Their, old Frederick Hall, is supposed to be
living at Mr.. Terrett's near Alexandria, and
tits likely he may be lurking about there
will give the above reward for apprehend-
ing and securing said fellow so that get him
again, aud reasonable charges if brought
home. j. II. WASHING ION.
Masters of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying OIL
said fellow tf June IA
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Tar. i.
EvOUR HUNDRED bis gar; N geo. S.sR
and for sgle by ABlJAh ADa'''
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Veg York, July 8. 1919.
Dear Sir-I have for tome time past been
threatening to writeto you, to let you know
how well am pleased with the Ruthven
Press, improved and made by you but a
variety of circumstances have prevented it.
have had il in constant operation three
months during winch time nearly all the
printers of this city, and a number of our
most ingeniou. mechanics, have called 10 ex-
anime it. They have pronounced it as com
plete in every respect, as any machinery
they have ever seen.
The following is the idea have Of it.
No Printing Press has ever been construct
ed, on which more or better work can be
done in a given time.
The exertonof working it is no more than
healthy exercise for boy Of years OF age.
q have boy of that age to work on mine.
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bly, proportioned, and not more liable than
other presses to get out of repair
am, yours respectfully,
D. FANSHAW.
Mr.. A. Ramage.
.NIe5y- York, .aprI 25, 1918.
Sir-The Ruthven Press arrived safe, and
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PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH NJ, sANDERSoN
For Publishing by Subscription
A Biography Of the signels
OF THE
Declaration of Indepeadence

Accompanied with Plates.
To which will be annexed History of Il.
Proceedings of Congress, during the passs ,as
of the Law, and the Declaration Itself. wifi
the fac smile Engrayings Of the Signatures -
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John Ramsay

John Ham5aY
ASimported in the ships Boston, captain
I L Finlay, e. Potomac, captain Bradford,
direct from Liverpool, handsome assort-
ment OF
Fagt nnd Winter Goods,
which arc now opening, and offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
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400 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber living IN
h King George 'scounty Va. On Monday
the 2and March, a yellow man named
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JAMES GAY.
FOR SALE.

a PARM In the sowW ~ Gorhaw. containing
N seventy Eve serrs Of Lard, with hsudsome
bsiidissyin good sspais, with = iafgt Orchard
aud GsN,su' 10 which are s.sss 'sr'ny offrui'
tuees ~
Ahs,-oae other FARM. adjoia,ng the
ssne, containing fifty sc'es, with suitable bull
ssnss thereon.
aiso, one o,Lsr FARM, containing tine
seres sf vscurinE, moving aud Wood land, wisha
Barn on the sane. -
Also, fss House Lots, in the town Of Part.
ehnd situated on Fofe-ssIse', neas FLFzEw HI6
sls.'-,wo II which have Ga,s in front.
Ur'rerms Of payment, will bs one, twO anti
shree years for fous 9TH Cash, on delivery of
3s~js--,iils good fos f. aLer psr,ieuisrs. III
amire of CnARLEs u. ~ IRIS ~ Gosi,sm. tr
BAmnvrr PovrsR. F~,. al Portland.
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stock in trade, goods, wares and merchandise,
at home or abroad, paid for or not paid for the
annual amount Of om.nissions arising f,u TAG.
forage the amount Of securities Of the United
States sfthis State, or any Of the United states.
aud at what rate Of interest the amount o.
money on hand, including such as may be depos
tied IT, any Bank or With any agent, aud exc'u-
sye Of such ~ may belong to any stakeholder as
such the amount Of stock held by the stock
holders in any Bank ; number Of ounces Of plate
number of shares in any toll bridge or turnpikes.
and he value 81 such shares, with the annual
income there Il number Of acres tllase land.
including oscharis titled nnmber of bushels Of
wheat number bus els of rye numoer o.
bushels Of oats number # bushels Of indian
corn number of bushels Of barley number
of bu.hel- Of psas and beans. raised on
tho cad tiisge land per year number II pounds
Of hop. ibsr Of acres Of English aud upland
moving. INCLUDING oecAssdi,s moved number
Of tons ofhay, the yearly produce II the sane
number Of acres of fresh meadow number OF
tons II hay. the yearly produce of the came !;
nombep If acres e salt uarsh number OF tons Of
hay, the yearly produce Of tho same nunher oi
acres Of pastusage including the orcharding pas
tured nutnhsr of COW. the farm will keep ann
Der Of barrels Of cider. which e4p be made yeaf
~ upon the whole farm manner Of acres Of
woodland, exclusive of pasture IAN iuc'osed :
number Of acres of an, nproved land; nambe
Of aorss Of land uDinprovabls Aunber q
aeses Of land owned by the town nontsr Of
acres owned by any other psopr,etors nu~bsv
Of acres Of land used f,s roads number Of ac5
IF land covered With water. number Of horse
three years old and upwards number Of oxen
four years old and upwards numbss ofstsss'
and cows three year. ia ard upwards; number
Of s6ias sig months old and apwssds numbsr d
carriages kept for the transpestatisa Il psrsens
and their baggage amount Of estates doomsd.
SEC. Z. Be Il fursisf enadsl 81 hat the Treos-
user Of this State or his successor in once. shsll
caute to he ascertainsd, the number II acses ii
Wild land, situate in this State, which are With
out the linits Of any incorporated town. ~ ofany
district or plantation. whore Assessors elect
ed according to law land which Wild lands arc
owned ny non resident pr,.rietofs) and liable to
he taxed. And the said Treasurer shall cause =
true and c,rr-e, list to re made Of the same, and
also fthe several counties wh.rein the same are
situated. Aud ON or before the first lay Of No.
vemter nsxt, the said Treasurer shall transm. /
a cory aid li.t to the Secretary Of State for
the tine being.
June 4, i82O-APproved.
WILLIAM KING.
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YAESERTED firm F"r' Pfeb., Portland, u .
II following Soldess B. nging 10 the Units,,
Ssasss Asnv -
wiEsm ~ sxan, eyed 20 yesrs, 5 fes' 3 i"ebe.
high, dark sol l,xion, .ia'k eyes black hair horn
h Eagiand aeA BY prot---ien Milicr.
Johs Csowlsy, eyed 80 ysan. 5 feet inches
high, dark soaplesioa. eSsy eyes dn,k hs ? born
in Irelass. and ~ prSts. SION . Ssmsn.
J.s;ah Dsdiey. aged ~ y.ris ; fee, ! inchps
hish. light spsartsaba. hszei eye. brown nsi
borH h East sudhwsy, in the Stale of Mas-aclu.
aiss. md By ysGf-ssioe Farmer.
Tt essssss part oftAe dress Il ~ Of then, whom
they dsusrted. wAs Ssldjpss Fatigue Ci,,b,ng
The strive Hew.sd viii he paid TO sny vss.ce
Who viii rpvrrhe"d. aud drliv'r them 10 any obi.
err of,hs United States Army, end Thirty Dpll4ts
- ci,hee ~ them.
G. 6. H0BAHT.Lisn,. & Post AdjtkSnk
Fort Pnts, Jaiy6 1890
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THIN ~ Rsseut 90 and viii be fold q public
suction, on TdvRsS.S the tsn,h day OF .Au-
sul oe,' q II O'Clock a. ". u the hou(s II tfas'
ws,erhcufe, r. uhoIdes 10 Portland An the s;gh'
IN equity Of redemption Which Wee jAs Cow ls
Aas IL redesu'iug he following dsfcsshsa n~ss-
gagged re- sAss via-A'i the i0Asd called Jewel .
ifl.od 'css,hsr wrh ~ the tuildias's ihssssu.
and oil he privilege belonging to The fame. sad
j. the fsms where faid Cossll now lives. which
iaeiudea he fmsll IlAsd 'hss nstes the hasbos
With Wharf sad Email frame - the fsme.
~. HAIRS, Dep. SjE
pos,lan,, July 10. 1854
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5 ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY.

1)R. RAMSAY begs leave to call the
ATTENTION Of the men te,s Of the Anstosncsy % e.
tv In Maine and New H,np.hre 10 the Pa'rios
of Concord ~hcss he mentions his reas"ns for e.
sshli.hiug fer he p,esrri. bis school In Soeway,
pe.e Gilbert McMiIlsn, 1.q--lhe general repre-
,senta,joo of Nedra' STUDENTS respecting the rres.
snre If the times, Questioning his tcducing hisfres
90 $40 the 6r.s cousc. and SIS for each u the two
ssbseauens co,wres-sUch Gentlemen az may 'os
be prepssrd 10 psy cash. will seceve ticke.s 81 ad-
s.;seon Oh psv.lusing tsosr servr " 10 4. Prsd.
l~y, t~q. Fsysbory, - Richard Rsdley, Esq.
Conc.f
DR. Il. h. selected Conway, on sefopnt Of its
> .s.usa. ard eh~apness. whore gentlemen may
r. CT bosd q g., - a5es PCT "rrt-ns
Us eons>c .mmrncessn The fa u August snd
closes IN he uil.rs II Ocsoiss.
Conway July tn 1920.
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I'd Eiec,o.s shall We ny bsisu, sbs 6r-, o. >
nesdby Of Oscemhsr nex,. TO- me pers'a for Pre-
sent. and for one psrson f0r Wee, Pssids ut Of sls
,'ntrd States. And ZOE sheir travel and sttes.
lance they shall deceive the came compensation -
ae,nbers Of .he Legislature, 90 b& sliov ed shd
mid gu. OF the r;e"uy 81 this state.
BE ii further Resoiped, That If the Select.
zen OF ANY town ar the Assessor of any pt anita.
la ,hs State. shsli neglect 10 transmit the list
& votes Of such wn plantation in Aauner
TIRE al o the :, crs,sry &c the Sta'e, on or bee
lore the twentieth day Of November next, each &
aid Selec,meo 90 Assessors 70 neelecting. shsJ
forfeit and pay .um not exeeeling two hundred
dollar. nnf '-s- thar ff'y dollars.
June e, 1820-Approved.
WILLIAM KING.
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pOBURYa. :

FFsn the Enslisk1 Literary Gasetfs.
CHRlsrs ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM.
". Hsydens Great Picture.
The air il 1ll'd with shsuts, and trumpsts sound
ing
A host l. st thy gates, Jerusaisms
Now 10 their vun the Mouat II Oliyes rounding
Abcts them Judahs lion bauners CLEAN,
)ein'd with the palm and ELVES leafy stem
Now swell the nearer sounds Of voice and string,
A. down the hill side pours the living stream
And to the cloudless heaven llosannas ring,
T" He comes, the Son Of David comes-ths mighty
King ~
The -uirass'd Roman heard and srasp'd his
(. shield,
And ru.h'd in fiery haste to gate and tower;
The pcntiif / from the battlameAt beheld
The host, and knew the falling Of his power
That shout savesisn of Sion,s final hour.
Still down tho parhls road the myia1s come,
Spreading the way with garment, branch, and
flower.
And deeper .cund. are ninsliug. " wo to Rose |!
" The day Of Freedom dawns-riss, Israel. ifsa
thy tomb ~
T.wpls II bsausy,-l~rs that Day 10 dose,
INV ark II dust. thy golden ehsruh1m
" The force triumph ofsbs heather eons.
The shadss ofages ~ shv altays swim,
Yet still light 10 there, Though wavsring dim.
And has its holy lAmrS hssn wstch'd il vain.
o. lives Il not until the hnish'd tine,
When he who hx'd. ,hall break his peoples chains;
And Sion Be the lev'd. the crown'd Of God again |!
But then thou wait ofearth the splendid wonder,
And matchiess beatty sat upon thy walls.
At once. - with peal Of midsight thundse,
Startled the crowd within thy ivsry halle;
The priests With tusSan'd brows, purple pallb,
The con Of Manmoo. the pale usufsr.l
Like men that see the lightning ere it falls.
From their polluted seats spnhg, smote with fear
That shout, likS Judsmeat's Trumpet, barst up.
on their ear
He comes, yet with the burning bolt unarn'd,
Pale, pure, prophetic, God II Majesty!
Though thousands, tens Of thousauds round him
swasm'd,
None dunt abide that depth divine Of eye III
None durst his waving garments b. N draw nigh.
Bot ~ his feet was laid the Roman. sword ;ss
There Lazarus how'd 10 see his King pass nv
There Jairus, with his ages child, adored.tf
He comes, the xias Of Kings, Hc..nnah to the
Lord? TRlSSfNO,
sy1att. xxi I'll. Luke xix. $40.
fClsd with = breast plate. thigh Priest.
SExod. xviii -. 81. IKE. 8. Lev. xiv, 1, 2.
tJudas. Rev. j. -. u. -.
'sRlAtt. VIII SIS ffLuke viii. ii.
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; o. The person who borrowed from
the subscribers Office, during the late session Of
the Legislature, the 81 Vol. # the avs of Mas
sachusetts. will confer a particular favor by
returning i immediately.
Q. GREENLEAF.
yuiv 10 1870
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PROBATE COURT.

tn ceafeueses & me se-tGisy ahfenee n the
j Jsses, ihs psessde Cour,, wheh was 10 hsvt
ben hcltsn IN eovslsed, on ihs Ecansr sdceiday
~ Jsy iaf.u' tc~ssrc.y M -sr"ea 20 the
ross WsdoetSsy u laid month, AZ Pos'lsst.
The Cosrs w;,i b holden It ksw eleucesles =
he shisd II u-fAav Of 5u'y ~ hesesofe.e.
By order Of Hon K pA.ri. IsAse.
H0RAfto sCU CEo&Ia, Rr3tv.
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Just Published.
!. AsD m sAAs a. b h.sesns -
VIM. HYDE and JOSEPH JOHNSON,
.Middls-Sheet.
A n iopsSvsd . d eosrse' MAP Of 'he s'a's OF
~ Maine, fem he is,sA ssd he'll sust osOss,
1andfc1Asy scurd on rot'e's and Properly ~
tnihed, . sivs pOii n, each. Ct fo'dsd " Vese
s.le eaie, q .is poit. .; 'he latter tsint vss1
ooGVeoisas fns uave,rg keo,lsmsu.
THE iuhftr,ter here s;ve' public scsies 70 t'l
= COZ ssrnsd, h fhe has .esa dSsy sppo;1std
srd taken uoor her Il she ,r60 Of s:niasias sssiA
On the sliaAe If
JAMES GAY,
late r. Portland, 10 he {. ursysf Cumberland,
m.rchaat, Seessted. by giving bond ~ TIE Isw
d. east She The esose ssqurfs sI' fesfoes che
- isSeh,ed 70 he faid dss.sFed's eNa ~ NsAs
lnmsAia,s psymsn,; d ,hs whc hsse s"y
Aemssds thereon, 10 eskibis The fsm~ f,s Re .
uess e.hs ecmeis' ioOev bEfsY onY.
pss.issa, Jsss ~. 1870.
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4
- RsoEvv6 u - ssspls ~ HsIss - As;J
~ esseslai;sls = sipgs SeAxk. fbsi I'll
Ispesaess wishie u - ~ ssssS.. ssssqieyy 10
- stpelpssd, psssssss - ~ isyy ssw u ,6.s<s
sAst kSs ed elsss IL vaHlngS = IA -. y sp.
ps,ies5 b III 0svssssses3 os@Adl n ~ elssss
ssa sstsiss seSppeisss1t c6sil eisS hcea sssp~J
ssvs;. isvs sov b sssss, 70 tis fisssuiss 4 shs
keaes. II shs - ssd On he eoaAisisas, sS1 e
~ p~rpssss sbsrsis sspssasdi ~ shs Ssaiss It
I'll bsptty Inspeesors 80. IN oaes. <salsss ssap.
pe,sss1I skall sssss after si3sy dsys hou tha tss..
go q ~ Re,elvs, and thss tbs Isws neW L.
Nssss regulating inspsstosi shGll ~ ebsss.
IL oil rssr~css ell they are ssvisrd: - o16en en-!
scted 10 their stead. AwA that IN providing all
casks, boxes OF packages Msirs shall - aihwi,ut:
Ell for Massachusetts, with all the other bssuds
required by law.
'''' 80 WILLIAM xtx&
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u vsOLvFnAS ne Senate sxS Hssss u R<y,s.
N stniaiirss in Legislature sssem6kd That shs
,sas.rst. on the faith Of he State. obtain Doaa
Il tween = Eve Thousand dolars. q On snnusl in
,srest rot exceeding sxpsr cent. 20 10 In lieu If
he Ike sum mentioned b, Res"lve cf he shirwentk
of Jure current. ~ csse the same cannot In she
presen, emergency. be otherwise ob,s,ned.
Juue IS. tssO-Approvsd,
WILLIAM KING.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-18

ing the marine corps, thirty-six thousand
dollars
For repairs of vessels, four hundred
and eighty -four thousand dollars:
For store rent, freight, transportation,
enlistment of seamen, and all other con-
tingent expenses, two hundred and forty
thousand dollars
For improvement of navy yards,
docks, and wharvcs, pay of superintend-
ents, store keepers, clerks, and laborers,
one hundred thousand dollars:
For payment of contracts made for
shells and shot, and for military stores,
fifty thousand dollars:
For pay and subsistence of the marine
corps, one hundred and seyenty-seven
thousand two hundred and twenty-eight
dollars
For clothing the same, twenty-seven
thousand two hundred and five dollars:
For contingent expenses of the same,
twenty thousand dollars
For military stores, one thousand dol
lars.
Sec. 2. .And be it further enacted,
That the several appropriations herein
before made, shall be paid out of any
money in the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated.
Washington, March II, 1890 Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-18

Sec. 9. ind be il further enacted,
That every assistant, failing or neglect
ing to make proper return, or making
false return, of the enumeration to the
marshal, within the time limited by this
act, shall forfeit the sum Of two hundred
dollars, recoverable in the manner point
ed out in the next section of this act.
Sec. 3. And be il further enacted,
That the marshals shall file the several
returns aforesaid, and also, an attested
copy Of the aggregate amount herein
after directed, to be transmitted by them,
respectively, to the Secretary OF State,
with the clerks Of their respective dis
tricts, or superior courts, Gas the case
may be- who are hereby directed to re-
ce;ye, and carefully preserve the same.
And the marshals .respectiv ely, shall, on
or before the first day of April, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty -one, transmit to the Secretary of
State the aggregate amount Of each de-
scription of persons within their re-
spcctive districts or territories. And
every marshal failing to file the returns
of his assistants, or the returns of any Of
them, with the clerks of the respective
courts as aforesaid, or falling to return
the aggregate amount of each descrip-
ton of persons in their respective dis
tricts or territories, as required by this
act, and as the same shall appear from
said returns, to the Secretary of State,
within the time limited by this act, shall,
| for every such offence, forfeit the sum OF
one thousand dollars; which iorieiturcs
shall be recoverable in the courts of the
districts or territories where the said Of
fences shall be committed; or within
the circuit courts held within the same,
by action of debt, information, or indict-
ment; the one half thereof to the use of
the United States, and the other half to
the informer; but where the prosecu-
ton shall be first instituted ON behalf of
the United States, the whole shall &C
crue to their use. And, for the more et-
fectual discovery of such offences, the
Judges of the several district courts in
the several districts, and of the supreme
courts in the territories of the United
States, as aforesaid, at their next session,
to be held after the expiration OF the
time allowed for making the returns OF
the enumeration hereby directed, to the
Secretary of State, shall give this act In
charge to the grand Juries in their re-
spective courts, and shall cause the re-
turns of the several assistants, and the
said attested copy Of the aggregate
amount, to be laid before them for their
inspection.
SEC. 4. find be it further enacted
That every assistant shall receive at the
rate of one dollar for every hundred per
sons by him returned, where such per
; sons reside in the country; and where
such persons reside in city or town
, containing more than three thousant
, persons, such assistant shall receive a
the rate of one dollar for every three
, hundred persons but where, from tn
dispersed situation Of the inhabitants il
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-18

BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms Of neutrality-suspicious. DoLLARs per
aNnum, payable il Advance.
advertisements not exceeding square, ONE
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTy CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger ad-
vertisements in the same proportion. A de-
duction of IS per cent. from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-18

As the editors of the Gazette promulgatc
the laws of the United States, they will much
oblge the board of censors by giving the fol.
lowing digest one insertion.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-04-18
laws Of the United States.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.

AN ACT to provide for taking the fourth
census or enumeration of the inhabitants of
the United States, and for other purposes
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-11-07
Notice.
WHEREAS certain papers, note

NNHEREAS certain papers, notes
w of hand, &c. have been giyenin-
to my hands for collection, and having
some time since made application TO the
debtors Notice is hereby given, that on
the 9th instant l lost Pocket Book in
the town of Salu, containing a note OF
hand for one hundred dollars, made by
William Lamme, of the state of Ken
lucky, early in the year 1900, to Nathan
Lamme, a resident of the then North
West Territory, now state of Ohio-wit-
messed by William Lamme, and due
about the first of June following. Also,
a note of hand made by William Nor
riss, of Alton, to Allen B. Garden, for
five dollars due some months past, and
assigned to Doct. J. Hcwetson, of Milton.
The makers of said notes being notified
of their being lost, will take care not
to make payment TO any person or per-
sons whatever that may present them, the
owner or subscriber excepted.
r. p. MAXEY.
Salu, Oct. 20, $780,
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EDUCATION.

MADAME DE JEROME has the honor
4V1 TO inform the inhabitants of EdWardsville
and its vicinity, that she has opened an Acade-
my OF Science, in which will be taught the
French Language; Geography, NTH the use Of
the Globes; History; Dra1eiagi arithmetic, Sc.
Hrequired, she win teach Young Ladies the
art Of Embroidery and Needle Work.
Children will be instructed in the rudimentS
OF the English Language.
The School will be open every day in the
week, excepting Saturdays and Sundays, from
to II, A. NJ. and from TO 5 O'Clock, P. VI.
The terms of tuition will be according to
the branches taught.
Should Parents or Guardians disposed to
favor her School, doubt the ability of Madame
De JEROME to teach the bran hes above named,
she will submit to an examination of her qaal,.
fcatons.
Oct. 10, 1902
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ELECTIONS.

IN Dela7yare-John Collins, (repub-
lican,) is elected governor, by majority
of $50 votes over Jesse Green, the fede-
raj candidate. c, A. Rodney and Louis
MLane are elected representatives to
congress.
IN Afaryland-The republicans have
a majority of two in joint meeting of both
houses of the legislature. Philip Reed
and Robert Wright are elected repre-
sentatives to congress.
IN Kentucky--Isham Talbot is elected
d senator OF the United States, to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the rcsigna-
ton Of William Logon.