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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
Just Published
4 Nd Tor ssle a: John A. Stewards book
"a s,cre. price dollar,
THE HISTORY
OF IRE
REFORMATION.

Ssirs IN aeridgmeni Of Burnet's Hisloryo
the Reformation OF ID. Church Of England.
Together with sketches OF the lives OF Lu-
Their, Calvin. and Zuingle, the three celebra.
TED rsiorners of The oontjne nt.-By the
Rev. BENJAMIN AILEx, Rector the Parish
oil ST, Aanire. Virginia.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored with the perusal oil
an abrissmen, OF the history OF the reiorma-
,iou. prepared tor publication by the Rev.
B. Alien, | with pleasure comply with bis
request. in giving j, my humble recommen.
dsrion. 1t contains the history OF all The
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
20 those who have not The time or the lsesDi
of consulting that writer, must prove intel
estins and valuable. There being CoB;i'
derable class OF persons under these cireun,,
stances, such work has been wanted, and
| think, the present one will be highly &C.
ceptahle, as serving TO meet the existing e.
igency WILLIAM H. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21

Manufactured Tobacco.
EORTY kegs manufactured Tobacco,
IL Barclays warranted, small twist,
A few kegs Large Twist superior quality,
Warwick brand, received by schr. John,
from Richmond, for sale by
THOMAS Y. VIC K.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-21
PROPOSALS
yOs YrEIIsHIsc

IIs sas7s De5af,s IF tie Convsa,;,,
ssssss'ed st fDIisseIpbia 10 the Yea, j.,
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District of Columbia.

June Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

1(1 p''iHe 81 a deed OF fruU Gyecnted ne II.h or
~ NoVsmber, 1915, By Merimeihfr Leuis JpaIESr
ga maria US uDc, CforGe Lindsay ami Tohn
urthu" ES'sabefh MS tpDe. of record ia Tie clerks
qGice Of -bem0Tle, Ia me subscribers o. T+ntfses
jor me pHTY0se Of securing the JtackRai q0s1suf
~ S~Hdiy sums Of nancy dUe 6y b0Hhs. amt f6,rIi1
NfWfd, % D0bHeD 3IROr. Of dfbeHiaric THs andg-.
's"rd as trustees dI0reSdid H sell Tor cash 0ffhe
fr~W door ~ me RpHHnd mus DOfC tn fbe orcU
PGncy ~ EichGrd ard James Dvkc in /fL6e,0rks
c'Ehf@ 10 hurs6aY, the 1911 April, 1871 srgrp hnn
area md ninety eight dcres NJ i0nd. a1d fhe sind
hiyshnd mills, pifE authe 0ypHrfcndncss beIcncJnr
a. tie Sqne bofh sides 81 tie yper or so snnch E
t"e sumo ~ iH rGfse ne baidrce thGt fk he fIsn
G"'fhe "id nancy WHor, SHd The rOsfs nj carry
f"g Hf1 CVTct ne said decd NJ frnst. Jhc nboEe
Torerfg IS tGiUd>fe, Hes oH boh Sidcs oCfhe Norfh
J0rRY nc H'VahHa rioer, Which affords 60ffeG,s
HdwgGfio" ~ Richroad The uRderSigHed 0rrgVr
as T"'f'ts for ne beNc6t " Others 1riH seH ae1
C"HOrH SHch fHfc OUiy Ucsled ~ Them nc frus
tees by tie Csca 0fOresaid. 49,
ElMROD BRaMHAH
Mat'hs ino at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
CoVspiR\cy OF KINGS

The plots Of thr Isfix7aes ,eamst The rights OF The
people are thtckening lie Hercules brhss nte;it-
cenct t. ,he 2Jii jan from Livsrnool the Alfred 10
he ipb o'n Paris fhr Sovereign are n fu cong esq
AZ Lashsch-Tse inoeciic monarch OF Naples anI nc
hrih-ibe s"ahIsh C1ries wrud I've in session t,
urtsfalInr, whether they wnld permi, The adorable
Ferdinand 10 accepI tb. nvi alton of IBIS cuuventiclc
Of gOsis;c w"rins.", The Ceres will remember tbc
scenss. OF Bayonhr and vii. be eaItiou, how ne,
Nu't 'be'r biseiled king iRto line hsnds n! tLeir
consphiHs rnemtes-wr are furu.shrd wirh riiin.
Hefhs ee~ VI tie designs al these In ,hr
"lnciaI deeiafsiiGn delivered ny resident Austrian
munster TO the Senate "i iiainhurgh Il is srtnAyiy
marked nv The traits az The The bake of
Bruins" iek-anG IT locks the same prcsnnuiu,us
iAerertnce VITA The iniegia affairs of Naples WINCH
I'npe'ed 'ftn 10 itnpJse bourbon upon e. a,ce and
u support ms ihrune by The hat ciisIs ct sSdisry
qnaflsf.d upon The country They will dictate an
Organization 10 Naples, which her gaepel PAR
haihcnt "!!n"t probably subscribe. War therefore
may he the consequence ana remains 70 see rtl.r
Great Blta;n will stand OF dnFng tie contest ~
winch MT "nIy Naples Is oppressed THE ovesssaf
owing power of Russia viii gain a fooihold in tie
south of Birope.-ifBrusin waits Ill Naples is oyer,uu
thr same question MAJ occur ahout spain ,be British
marion maf then have 10 decide Xbetner tey " i'll Der
nii hef io to be draSOoned subsection by for
uoOpa The President, ia bis Inaugural Speech seem.
to Anticipate a nrw war in Europe. The crisis i, an
important ohe-We ook to it With iaien,e curiosity and
idteIeJl. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

TNHE Commissioners tn the case Of dnfho1y q Pkc7.
SJnfS, having ~ November last declared unat
dividend ~ srvents cH cenis iH the dollar and there
remaining several unclaimed dividends in the Iaud IL
The ssbstra'r lie requests an those interested 10 ral
upnn bir, ether ~ refsos by attorney aud receive
uheH TesOectiyc sividrnJs. joseph MARY
h1Iyi ,. ~..lp &sens J5T Ets .sas!cn.ts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

TIVE hens ~ Jrslah messy deceased do hereby give
notice to fhs pubic. KAT the Itll aud appurienan
ces adv 't'sed ff sale ~ dr Joseph moshy srecaim
Wy ne" and Visa they VIII shortly institute SOFT
ior The recovery ~ The pranefy uniess |, he sutrsn
dsted 20 Them without farther tT0abie.
Ms;cb 8. mo =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

MARRIED. on Thntsday evening ist t,st. nv az
Rev 1oAB efrhW2u, JOIN q. wttIrAsS. M. IS
ITs "hIT ~ cH'EysN--s g; r.Stfy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
JAMAICA. Jan. 10. 1921.
Extract IF a letter (ro,a Penaiaa. receired in
thisciiy by II. ~ 5 Nautilus from Poyio Bel

JAMAICA JAN. 10. 1S21
Extract cf a letter )rom Psnaiaa. receired in
fhtsc'iy by II. %. 5 Nautilus from Porto Bel
10.
g On the night ofthe 18Th Nor the heats of the
IndtP'Hdcht S9ua0ron, under the command Of
Loid CoehraHe. suceeeded in cutting om of he
!,orf ~ C0Hao, !Spanish Sc gun trig Ise. The
hyperion, British and Macedonian, d!nericun
JT'gate,Were at anchor In that pOrt at the limo and
on TIE boots(2l in number) approachins fhe
Spanish ship. some IF hrn ou Being hdiied
SAID they belonged to the NIcsionian
Lord { rs stated IL hare been badiy uounded
an the engagement. On lie }oaolrtny dny a boaf
from the -imerican frigate rent on shore when
the greater part ef the cfsw ,cere murdered. and
Captain Downes gho ras at Lima, ray ungrr the
necessity ot apply ng IL the fice Roy ~ ret nm
escort ~ 300 10 conduct him on Godrd his shiD tie
'nhnbitDnfs bring so ineeased at the supposed as
ISSUANCE gTdnsed to tee 6outs BY the dmericdns .
From conversation held yPslcr!ay
with gentleman WHO mns at Porto nrllo
at tile line he British ship Nautilus
SAILED from THENCE for Jamaica, we are
inclined 10 doubt the corsecinrss OF ,be
account of Tie murder of a part of HE
crew OF the Fig"le Macedonian in the
port OF CnllaO. This gentleman iuriny
his Stay there beard M rep 81 of such IN
occurrence having taken place. and ,Icre.
tore InSiifrs the pleasing hope HAT il is
without foundation. (Bah. American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
Staples of' tie Richmond Djn,L,,

Tobacco, general safes ST. a GI--soodGj a 10
Flour. country, 6 3s-city, S5g-bIeaI IN y,
5sc.- Wheat G2 aG5c. --Hemp, $50 IGO- OATS
2Jc-Corn. 80 81 rs Butter, fresh, IS d
10 c.-ChPeSe. good 7 Sc
GhocEhtEs Brown Sugar, S7Jali-Loaf
30. IA 22c. Rum, w soc. oD-do. \ T.
81 l0c.-W hskeS ,3jc.-Molasses rs a SO =
Teas; imperial i25c i10c-Y Hyson. IS A oOr
-Coifee, ~ Il 3Oc. bacon, Ia Sc.-Cut Her.
rings 3 3aI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
Snpreme Count of ihe o. S

The Court has decided In favour Of it's own
Jurisdiction -bnt asa Inst the corporation of
the CHy OF Washington in L.is particular Case
nerr' then, The question is LARRY al iasue....
HIIi the states submit to he dragged 10 the
har of i.e federal court, the Ilth amendment
oI The constitution untwith Stdnj;Dg--or viii
they not Ii they VIII not, as they nn.ht not i,
then whirh is The remedy at hand Demand n
repeal OF The 18th section OF the judicial Act.
This is lie fast siep-this is the stet, wb,i:l,
Harbour and Smyth and all our repSescnta-
ti'es ~ both houses OF Congres' must unite ia
urgently pressing opon the l7;h ConEras.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

pace o! 3r Jg1n Bnffost, fesgGe6.
WESTERN COMauSfc SffoN
n We rnferSand thai Tue james RIVER coinpaD
nnde be lale act ~ tie Legislature nave contfacief
for the whole sam " 800 0On the teo State ssnNs
IN THIS ciy-Vh the Bnk ~ virginia will loan htns
Si0ef ne Farmers Bank t2p, OCJ RMS Of conrss
gives He~ impuse sns sxpediOa 10 this great sntes.
prize.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
PRICE OF STOCKS.

bank Of Virginia.
FARMERS Bank of Va..........SS
y , Bank. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Marine Stock 80. .....,,1 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
execuriye AProfsfNfaT.

~ Nr EtltIdn n. RicbaydfeR, (ld Teller Of ikz
Bank Of YrggiaJ IS appointed cleik o. The Council IN
place o! 1f John Bnffost, resigned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09
RICHMOND, MARCH .. 1871.
YIRGINIA LLUfyLA1yiRE

The two Houses j0uTnei Tuesday about o'cloeo
alter protrseed se,.ioi OF o. days yin. rass i3s
het'ILast session ioalAbout IS oiber bills when had
Passed the House Of Degsts lost in the seis,-ve
nave eo'Sd IN cur present nuril the Skvt,h of these
os-ari shoule have aided certrin Psoiaisss which J.y
have rs'se, andotcr prsceedings which entail pAit.
at The history OF this session; HIT pecie1l iDf o.:
foreign news and the eresiers spec eli fo bdi
an var next, we saail ~lnd the brsns, VI the ao
Inc bill" conserving the appropriation Of the Literary
fu lei t"- nrr-srsges remaining undrawn by Ja;
COUNTIES Tor Their primary schools, amounting upwards
OF 10000 doil,} was lost between THEY'VE Houses.
The last bill paved rucshay reduce. the sssry cr The
ddIu'sni Cens nal to 500 dollars, and ahsd the nte ~
Vaccine agent The Senate Wished 10 make the ssrry 81
the a. o. 1000 drars bur the Hof D. adher.d "a ,sir
original sum o' 500, the Senate ryced. fro tr nrud.
rnent Upon Which The Alu,ant General sent il ~.
following letter Of r-,gnston
ADJUfASr GENERhrS' OFFICE,
- % iiichmnnd, 9th March. 1890.
70 ~. Honorable Speaker Of tas Hpu.e gr Drtsres.
on o a t aee s ss a AZ L' s..s my Fa
In retiring from paic service. which have hes
epio al Tor ,ore than years, 81. mid de- iusi;es
to my own feelings il DIR, la this pubic
mamier an acknowledgement, # the gratitude which ,aye
always iet towards those ison WHOM rree,.d the a-
have the honor TO be- vr,y resreetfdl-.
Your ebetiert ssryint,
The r. Of D. were about adopting resslu,ion for the
election Of ncu a. General bst there was uc ,li.
Guilty an oht':uns quorum 60 the election, was
thought expSirnt to leave the Executive suppl, The
cancy which existed.
On motion of Mr. White " Iiamps'.irc re,ouin vs.,
unanin0afiy adopted Presenting their thinks Mr.
Che Speaker for the pronptitude and ability with which
be had performed the artnous duties Of THE Chair.
The Legislature having through all the business
sre thein the House Of D. resolution ADJOURN.
lug sine de-Alter appropriate aud Affect & vidctcry
from the Speaker. the members separated.
Ihr Senate adourre, about the time having re-
turnd their thanks Mr. Watts tli.ir Sp aer, WI ,se
Term OF service expires with the present session.
1--WE have copirs Mr.. Watts md Mr.. Bankss addr.
~ To IN II respective uTes-whirl shall d.
the pleasure to publish i" our next paptr.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-09

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Tbe inau.
guTaiion OF The President of the United
States, whose second term of service
commented yesterday, took place accor.
org 10 previous arrangement. The Oath
OF Otfice having been administered 10 The
President, by Chief Justice Marshall, he
delivered the Speech which will be louad
in The following page.
Ihe day proved very unfavorable for
que a,iehaa"ce ct spectators, there hav.
ing fallen during the preceding night a
good deal ofsnow and RAIN noIwilbstspd.
ing winch. nm immense crowd tllronged
The doors of the Capitol. The number
OF persons who obtained admission with.
IN me walls OF the Representatives Cham
III lgahery OF course included) could not
nave beeA less than two thousand.
AheTe was not Iugch form about This
ceremony. Which, in truth, requires no
lofn bul The forms Of decency aud DE.
cofuHl-- oni The scene was moi less i'm
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15

*'rhe governor of Rhode Islands paid at the
pleasure ofthe egislature-usually about 400
dollars per annum-and perquisites about 200
dollars. The Legislators are paid by their i'm
mediate constituents, usually about one dollar
per diem.
+The senators of Connecticut receive two
dollars per diem.
1.-The salary of the governor of Nesv Jersey
is 1000 dollars per annum; but he has perqui-
sites amounting to about 500 dollars additional.
Niles Register.
The Governors salary in Pennsylva-
MIA, is reduced from 1888 to 1000 dol
lars,-a measure to which Gov. Hester
was very friendly. In all there is an an
nual saving of about $4,000 dollors per
annum-in Legislative and official ex-
penses.
In Nes. York, the recent retrenchment
Of salaries makes an annual saving Of
$4,000 dollars. The Governors is re-
duced from 1000 to 1000. But, the
reduction Of fees, &c. for the last three
years, is Of great amount.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
EDUCATXON.

gENHE Public School at Alton, which was in.
\ stituted by an act of the General Assem-
BY, at their last session, is now open in this
Town, for the instruction of youth of both
sexes, in any or all the different branches of
English education that may be required.
The principal branches to be taught in this
school are, Orthography, Reading, Writing,
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and
Aensuration of Superfces and Solids-also,
I'rigonometry and the Art of Surveying.
The Trustees have erected and fitted up for
he purpose, a large and commodous building,
and have employed Mr. Henry II. Snow to
take charge of the school. Mr.. Snow is a
gentleman of urbane manners and unexcep-
tionable morals, and from his ample literary at
tainments eminentiy qualified for the charge
Tnition--Children Of parents or guardians
residing without the limits of the incorpora-
lion viii be admitted at 81 so the quarter.
those residing within the same, will be adj
mitted and taught gratis
N. b. Boarding and lodging, convenient to
the school, in genteel and respectable families,
can be had ON the most accommodating terms.
by order of the Board of Trustees.
A. LANGWORTlIY, Secretary.
Alton, Nav 10, 1921. --101
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15

towns proposed by imposition and con-
trivance will dwindle to little short Of
nothing. 1t is curious to observe how
cunning town speculation is carried on,
and how many have a hand in it--not
only lawyers, judges, members of con-
gress, incorporate themselves in bodies,
but the professors of some sects of reli-
gion, that can hardly read their hymn
books, stick together in brotherly love
TO establish such points--far, very far
from being of use and benefit to the COM
munity in general. Let any candid man
judge if the trouble of attending the cleo
ton one day, would not s,4r more than
compensate him, to elect men capable
OF fixing the courthouse, perhaps for
ever, and would be saving Of thou.
sands. Look at the last assembly of the
Legislature, only one or two exceptions
in the whole state but had complaints
about the situation of their court houses
1t is true there might be some grumbling
even after the mode Of election; but
what majority of the sovereign people
carry, are as mathematical demonstra.
ton to free republican mind.
| am with esteero
OLD RUSTIC.
.Hflril 9Th, 1921. -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
TYRO.

MARRlED-In Montgomery county, on the
9th inst. by the Rev James Street, Mir. MILro>
sHuRTLEFF, late of Carver, Plymouth county
(Ms.) to Miss Polly kHLpATnIcK, second
daughter Of David Fitzpatrick, Esq.
-"secluded here from noise and strife,
We lead peaceful, happy life:
Though born thousPnd miles apart,
Are here united hand and heart.''
AtSt. Louis, on on the oath ult. by the Rev
Salmon Giddings, the Rev. MasEs Il. WItsoV
to Miss Nancy SKINNER, both of that place.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
FOR THE SPECTATOR,

When anxious cares invade my breast,
And dreams of pleasure fly my rest,
And melancholy-gloomy guest,
Sits on my brow;
How dreary then the scene to me!
How dark the world then seems to be!
How all delightful objects fee,
Swift from me now
Not blooms of spring, nor strains which ring
From grove and rill, can gladness bring
To this cold, torpid, gloomy thing,
Called senselessness;
No rays of love can reach my heart,
No gaudy rose delight impart,
No smiles of beauty have the art
Of cheering me.
For 10! in silent lonely mood,
DER my books of study brood,
Nor think Of pleasures soft or rude,
Which world can give.
Yet lucid splendors round me CLEAN,
Diverging from Hopes central beam
These cheer my soul-they are my theme,
For them live.
TYRO.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
Henderson, Ky. } BhrH %.

By gentleman direct from Nashville,
we are informed that the Steam Boat
general Robinson, burst her boiler few
days since in the Cumberland River, in
which six persons were killed on the
spot, and several others dangerously M
jured, one of whom has since died.
Our informant did not learn the particu-
lars, nor the names of the persons who
were killed, but he understood they were
passengers, and citizens of Nashville and
its vicinity. Three of the persons kill
ed were ladies.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
No STATE BANK--No. g." is re-
ceived, and will appear in our next.

Having finished the publication of such
of the laws Of the last session Of congress
as are authorized to be published, we
propose to devote portion oil our paper
to the science Of agriculture. As the
greater part of our readers are practical
farmers, no subject can be more interest
ing to them, or beneficial in its applica-
ton. There are, however, some circum-
stances which render our selections for
this department not of immediate use.
Being dependent upon the periodical
publications of the eastern states for es-
SAYS on the modes of cultivation and pl ans
of improvement which are there publish
ed in their proper seasons, by the time
at which they can be transferred to our
columns, they must necessarily be out
of season here; and, further, most of the
processes of cultivation there, are inap-
plicable 70 this country.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
pUBLXC SANE.

B , I virtue of deed of trust from Ro-
a b bert Latham to the subscribers, ex-
cCuted on the Sd of November, 1919,
for the purpose. of securing to the Bank
of Edwardsville the payment of two
Thousand and eighteen dollars and thirty
three cents, within twelve months from
the date OF the deed aforesaid, which
said Latham had contracted to pay TO
said bank, on or before the expiration of
the said twelve months, we shall ex-
pose to public sale for cash, at the house
in which the Bank of Edwardsville is
kept, ON the second Monday in June
next, all the right, interest and title OF
the said Robert Latham Of, in, and to the
following lots, in the addition to the
Town of Edwardsville, which by divi-
sion among the proprietors of said addi-
ton were allotted to the said Latham as
one of said proprietors, designated in the
plat of said addition by the numbers
26S, 26l, Fl action No. s, Nos. SIS, 500,
1913, 286, 284, 327, 2l9, 2O6, 2l5 2o8,
1874, 1871, $50, 430, 46l, 60, $50, 347,
$50, $50, $50, $50, $50, SIS, SOC, 597,
600, COZ, GA, $50, 623, 635, 622, 656,
Cos, SO, SO, lis, lO4, loo, l6o, 1877, l8os
1877, 232, 239, 246, 253, 275, 46s, sos,
479, 472, SOC, 49e, 492, 523, SIC, trac-
ton adjoining fraction No. 5, fraction
| adjoining 81, fraction adjoining No. l76,
! fraction adjoining No. $40, Nos. l49,
1874, II, 239, 557, 227, 1888, 425, 437,
sos, o49, also one-seventh part of the
undivided part of the tract of 200 acres
! of land purchased of John Robinson, and
on which said tract of land the aforesaid
addition to Edwardsville has been laid
off, and also all other lots in the said ad-
dition TO which the said Latham has any
right whatever.
All of which aforesaid property will
however be sold liable to lien upon it,
for the payment which is due 10 John
Robinson from the said Robert Latham
as one of the original purchasers of the
said tract of land on which the said adj
dition to the Town of Edwardsville is
laid out.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
BEN. STEPHENSON.
Ed7uQrdsuiUe, MQy IA, l82I-lOl
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15

z WISH to contract for the building of
4 Brick House in this place, not less
than 26 feet by SO, two stories high.-A
contract with an individual or company
for completing the whole work, and find
ing all the materials would be preferred.
But lest that may not be practicable, |
am ready to make separate contracts for
making the brick, for laying them, for
the carpenters work, joiner's work, plas-
tering, painting, and for all the necessary
materials including lime, sand, scantling,
plank, shingles, &c.
Upon being we'll secured against dis
appointment reasonable amount of
cash will be paid in advance, and as the
work progresses.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
Edwardsville, May Is, l62l--lOl
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
Notice.

MISS HASTINGS will commence School
lVE in the town OF Salu, on Monday the 21st
instant This School is exclusively designed
for the instruction Of Young Ladies, in all the
branches usually taught in common English
schools; also, in Geography, Natural and Ex-
perilneutal Philosophy, Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work, Drawing and Painting. Miss
Hastings is recently from the state of New
Hampshire. where she has taught school for a
number of years.
BY order of the Trustees,
ISAAC WATERS, Secretary.
Nav 1914
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
THE HORSE
B A ID G e RI
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

FR0.H PENNSYLVANIA,
GLANDS Mondays And Tue s,iaysin CARLYLE,
- Washington county; Wednesdays, at John
H. Morgsn's, Sugar Greek; THURSDAYS, FRI
days, and Saturdays, at Maj. Isaac Ferguson's,
Marine Settlement, 10 miles from Edwards
vile, and from Troy.
BADGER is a beautiful bay, II hands high,
heavy made, and is supposed to be the strong
est animal in the state. This horse possesses
as many good qualities as any horse in the
western country. He has been rode 600 miles
since the 2lst of March, and is in fine order.
All those persons who have seen the horse
have given him the preference to others; and
farmers who take the trouble to see him, VIII
be much pleased. For further particulars, 81 ..e
bills. REEFS f. PRICE,
HAVING had sufficient opportunities e.,
seeing the good qualities Of this Horss.. I have.
no hesitation in declaring the above statement
to be correct. ISAAC FEB GJISON =
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-15
PUBLIC SALE.

YNIIE subscriber will sell, at public sale, on
j. Wednesday the 18Th day Of June next, in
Cahokia, Qllinois state) all the personal pro-
perry of NICHOLAS JARROT, deceased.
amongst which are number of Blacks who
are slaves for life. The sale will commence at
9 O'Clock, and continue from day to day until
all are sold. A liberal credit will be given.
JULIA JARROT, ETecutrir.
May 8--100ts