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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28
Ns0O York Daily Advertiser Office
Sept "a
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS FOR THE
PAST WEEK


We lay be lore our readers statement Of
the import Of Cotton into this port for ten
months, ending lst September, inst by which
II will be seen that far greater quantity has
been sent 10 this market, than in the same
period Of any former year.
1t may be fairly deduced from this state
ment that our merchants generally have found
il for their interest 10 have this great article
Of commerce brought TO all emporium where
the earliest advices can be obtained from a
broad, and advantage Immediately taken OF
favorable foreign markets, or ready sales Ell
fecled to the manufacturers in the vicinity
and in the neIghboring states. The stock
on hand will at all times enable the manu-
faclurers to supply themselves with little
trouble and loss OF time, in such quantities
as they may need without the risk OF damage
(whichs not inconsiderable) where they be.
come their own importers.
An active coastlBg tIade is kept up by
this commodity, and our navigation general
ly feels the beneficial effects resulting from
it.
IMPORT Of COTTON INTO NEW YORK
From ist November. 1890. TO Isl Sept 1891.
November. 1920
From Carolina ana Georgia, 2364 bales
From Mobile and Glakely. III
Totd 1913
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28

ofany Of them impracsicable. and thus IN
duce The people to try for four years longer
The known ability and patriotism OF Presi-
dent Monroe.
A. to M.ssrs. Clay and Calhoun, they
are comparatively too young in political lie
TO withstand the gentlemen TO whose pret.n-
sion. we have adver,ed. aud Mr.. Clinton is
too old in political intrigue. His Wild op-
nosi,ion to Dir. Madison and afterwards his
vet wilder denunciation of the Federal gov
eminent have settled his fate, though not his
ambition.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28
Total number Of Bales
COTTON.

The imports this week was 800 bales
The whole from Carolina and Georgia.
There was an animated demand thr ughuut
the week particularly for medium qualities
for export Large sales Of Uplands were ei.
fected at l4t l64; and of Tennessee and
inferior Alabama at l3 at Ia, some fair Al
ALBANIA was also sold Tor export at ISL I6
Fine Qualitie. were not IN much request,
but small parcels of choice Upands were
taken for home use at IL Is cts, Inferior
qualities have suffered trfng decline
since our last, ard tai' Uplands have rece
ded full one cent Prime cotton is very
scarce, and will command as high rates as
at any time during the season. The stock
On hand is estimated TO be about loco
bales. of all descriptions.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28

priHle Pork, s;o
Mess do. l3a5sf,3
ASHES. -
Were inactive and shade ,ov
quote Pots lac, and Pearls III. -
NAVAL STORES
Without any alteration. We nr
Tar, o., ''e
TurPentine, north counties, ? 2g,o.
DO. Wilmington,
RICE.
The demand was languid; Price.
out any alteration, I've quote ita,3,
TOBACCO.
The transactions both al public an,
va'e sale were more extensive than f.,
time past. A lot of about lOObhd.
lucky went IF at auction at from \
There rs certainly an improvement, !,
price and demand. We quote ,b,ds
er. particularly tor Kentucky.
We quote
Richmond, 6l-2aSr Cen,
Petersburgh. 5l-e,,IsaaS
Kentucky, 5 ,6l.s
WHISKEY
Remained steady-sales sts7s On
Cider Brandy. "a; New Rum, 3, ~
sales "
OIL.
Whale, IS Sc; Sperm, summe, ,,,,
IS; do. winter do. S5a 81 els; Sperm 2
dies, 81 SO.
FLOUR AND GRAIN,
The demand has again revived T.,
and an advance upon Flour may be .
a Ia cents.
New York, superfne, IS ,;f,
Do. made from new wheat, 5tlai;
Richmond City, new crop So
~ 9oVajiS
Petersburg, do. 52
Ale and.ia. do. $50
Iedelicksburg do. So
kye lour 3-sc,rcs
Corn Meal in bbls. ; 90
Do. in hhGs advanced to u dol
Northern Wheat, first quality IRl.2.
Southern do. Virginia do liz cts
do 10. n. Carolina 9SalO6
Rye 50 Gu cts.-Northen Corn, u, s.
EN- d.. 81.
Erchqnge on London
s 34per cent premium.
u 'f' col v-"p,OJ.
Cotton, round and square bales, peril;
Tobacco per lind. IS
Ashes per ton, Sea 81.
Naval Stores Fer Dbl. 4sa5s %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28
Norfolk, Sept. q.


A letter received last night from the
Coast of North Carolina, states that the
wreck of lage schooner answering in
every particular the description Oh the
Charles X. Mallory, Driver of this port,
has drifted ashore at Stowe Hills, about
half way between Ocracock and cape Hat
teras = 1t appears says the letter, the
whole crew were lost, but consldera-
hle property has been saved, which is
now in the hands of the commissioners OF
wrecks for that district" 1t is stated
that 81 puncheons of rum (the e. X. Nj.
was known 10 have had 65 OH board) had
washed ashore The e. K. NJ. was from
Sc Thomas bound for this port, and had
lust time to arrive on the coast previous
to the gale OF the Sd inst. In which she
was no doubt lost.
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Nezp York, Sent. 81.

By the Friends we have received the
Glasgow papers to the 18th ult. but they
DO not contain the report that the King
of England had been shot in Ireland.
We copy the following articles from the
Glasgow Chronicle:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28
Glasgow, dug. Is.

The Irish are beyond measure delight
ed with the King From the peer to the
beggar there it nothing but the most fer
vent loyalty; and while they are crafty
ing their affections they seem not to lose
sight of their interest, since their applaus
es have already exacted from London
derry-what their petitions to Parlia
ment could never do-a promise to use
his exertions for repeating the Window
Tax in Ireland.
Mr.. Archibald Davie, of New Y ork, has
generously sent Ten Guineas to friend
to be distributed ameng the poor of Hamil-
ton, (his native parish) which has been
divided accordingly by Mr., Reid, the
Session Clerk. Above sixty persons par
took OF his bounty.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28
FROM MONTE vIEDo g. BuENos AYREs.
Extract Of letter to the Editors q t"s
Norfolk Herald, dated

Ertract of a letter to the Editors Of the
Norfolk Herald, dated
"Nlonte Viedo, June 9, 1921.
"Buenos Avres has been In an unset
tied state owing to an expected invasion
by Carera with some Indians, and RAM
req with troops which had separated
themselves from Artigas' command
The government then gave the English
their choice either to ia keup arms, pay
$50 900 or leave the city, which last they
we're on the point of doing, but came to
some adjustment of the matter. Since
then Ramirez and the governor of Sante
Fe Lopez, came to an engagement IN
which the former was driven back with
about 500 men left. The Buenos Ayre
ans had sent out some forces to meet
him before, and, il is said, had some
skirmishing, but there is no doubt OF his
being defeated by the governor.
"Ramirez has been considered tavora-
bic to the designs of the Portuguese; and
lust at the time ne was expected to have
had Buenos Ayres at his mercy; two fri
gates reached here from Rio Janeiro with
the ostensible object of taking troops
from this place to Rio, where there had
been some blood shed about constitution
al matters. The king had sailed for Eu-
rope, and accounts have reached us that
a revolution has been effected at Rio
Grande.
"The present governor of Buenos
Ayres, Rodrigues, is very energetic and
severe in furnishing malefactors He has
caused many to be shot Pueyrredon is
said to have gone there from this The
present government is stated to be on
more stable footing than any that has
lately existed.
81 send you the following report of A
merican vessels
at this port-Ship Henry, of Philad-
elphia; capt, Paleskie, loading; AID brig
Dove. Pierce, of Newburyport.
".4t Buenos dyres-ship Balloon, Smith,
(her former captain, Stiles, dead.')
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15
ROYAL CONSISTENCY.

hin2 Ferdinand ('f Spain) made com
plants 10 the Cortfs of the insults which,
had been offered TO him, aud besoRgh,
them TO strengthen The Executive pow cr.
A lev days alter, he reiaxes iIIr IAost i'm
poriani power attached 10 The th. one, by
besreciiltg them TO recommend 10 him pro-
per persons 10 compose new admin sira
iiou!
Ii seems, that he had dismissed STA out
oil his seven Secretaries of State. land
Tue only Cne iiat had BEEN preserved, Of
MS own accord gave in his resignation. Z"
ne CORES decided, that il was beyond
'h'ir constitutional p@"'rs TO specify The
members at lis Administration that il
was the duty of tire Council of stsie ,o
advise him; but al the same time ex-
pressed a hope, thai "the King w.,iJd
appoint none, but sucb az had given
proofs ct !beir attachment, IN the present
system. Members did nui hest ale in the
course OF he u bate 10 paw the hiybrs,
compliments to The dismissed Ministers.
and express their deep regret al their DIS
missal-parilcularlya rs il was If a moment
when thrIr official Reports we're 10 he
exhibited IN the Corles, aud these reports
could not be prepared Icy The new Mi
Disicrs fOI some time"
How miserably does this monarch play
The part OF statesman Why does lie
relax his constitutional power, al the mo,
menl he complains of lis weakness? II
he more DESTROYS Of pleasing the Cories
than himself, why not in the first place
consult Them about the dismiss al al hi.
old Ministers :" Uneasy must be Iii,
| head that wears d cr0wn!" Every occur
J renee sbews that he is in situation. wilieI
| he Is NOT calculated 10 ill aud that h,
has no conhI"nce III the Cortes, nor they
~ mn. Can such d stale OF things mucl
longer continue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15
MISSOURI

The 81. Charles " MIssouriau" states
1t, as probable, that " the Governor will
call together The two Houses of the Geu.
eral Assembly ; aud that applications have
heen made 10 him, from respectable
quarters, 10 that effect" TIE principal
object OF The special session vi M be 10
take INTO considerations The resolution OF
Congress. diff renee Of opinipu
seems 10 pc1Vade her citizens on tie sub
ieci 81 acqulcscing ~ llis resolution bat
the m'fsoaridH, III the following extract,
mosl probably expresses ihe sentiments
Of The majority
" We hope The Legislature trW peFCoru as an
net Of cOarfcsy the condition prescribcd icqrjHg
the ~ ct oi II 10 tie decision Of )atare assemblies
Inc declaration Is merely fuHtaniOpHf to the oath
taken 10 support The Constitution 0C the Uailsd
! htmes. II dues indeed Scem to h. friRiEg trifh
| the solemn business Of Tie mutton for Congress
thWs ~ set mp their r'SyigfOR rs snppiepirnt 10
| ne Frderdt Constitution. II tie 1igits NJ frte
nrg'0cs and citizehs Of tie sercrai sffes are t-a-
rdHifcd by that Constitution sriaf bg1fey scrHrig
| can those persons hue Than fhat chsTier NJ Ame1
| Ttcan H6e'fy. mil tie august GibpEJis NJ it,fjre
| acting RHdtT is authority! Uhu, ofh ~ giedye /,
| necessary mol only Hiat Missggii Lri fhat toa.
| gTsSS themselves. wW not siOia!e fhat C0nslifg.
| nm, Than he ooM # free mi honorable g.rn
| rs a. drclAidtiuu BioTs spfeWH and Jiqiing a. IN
| an qqM II the rights Of other .iHsens are mol
| eTteaded IL Pe0pie u coi0ur jg the Iedci4i Coa
! Suction GUS Is not repRg gast to IL agI rh'
Gas solemn Pahlic aci. Iyeicaisd ga farir e4p
Posed INTEREST," This ssema tjyafr basiar,s +,
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POSTSCRIPT.
; VERY tATE Am INTrpESrryC;

- VERY LSTE AND INTERESTING.
fi cay wechSc bad the pleasing ~ announcing what
&c Lad BOZ 20 was glorious news CLEAN Of liberty
ssrnsd 70 bc.k lion the hgaan This day, whst
.oserse III" va IN Naples oveT almost before be-
ma Her shrinking generation haze yielded the
almost without blow We sali forbear the expressions
or our hall despair OF the human
race The tuc must come deSpots viii in vain il
nbea Lgi euonh must bust upon Europe her
constitutional guicsilIents.-Am amidst scene
nj th:s SORT, he proud of your destiny You fec--tlr
-, ium Of brr tH hope of all the enlightened men
the world lie cousierse. Watch the ,estal fang-pre-
serve il from encmic, without aai from within Let
love- VIII mo 2 devoted heart ii possible country,
cause, and our constitution. Amidst these unpleasant IT,
IinSs, how il thrills OR EeertS hear them (te Liverpool
mercury dcnominaic ~ " ggcd. aud Tea rtileusiiVbis
bentor While America remains free. land hat power
earl, cnn cn>sve h Europe cannot be wholly enS;aycd7
The mind naturally pushes this event uhcrior
sequences What i'll become OF Piedmont OF gain
ot Portugal VIII these hallow ed allies suffer them 20
liberal constitutions Win Great britain herself permit
these states to he robbed of ihcm! VIII ktnct peace
follow; or N Ihe war breiL out in other drcctions
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TiIE SUBSCRIRER-..


III ANE been anXiousiy waiting for eight days IN.
Il arrival OF the ,ehr SEAMAN. from Philade phi4,
On ara OF which they have the principal part Of their
asa"TmeHt buI although she sailed fiein Phi. ad pha
O. t'e zl'h UT she has not yet arrived they
s'i NE pubc, only half OF the assn, tHeni now THAR
ihey Ia every reason TO believe iheJ ssouId have
opened 10 Gays ago. The present assortment consists Of
Sirtg PACKAGES Of fresh imported
GOODS-AS FOLLOWS:
sheppard's, Hufs1s aud wood's sppsiame cloth,
common and dne Blue, SLACK ana assorted do
Glue black, dTab aud mixed Ca.smeG,s,
200 pies common, Use aud 'uperhne ca'cOes and
IamDOreo Nell Mssns, some OF which swiss,
Al aud 6.4 plain Book do.
C-ised aud checked jubilee do.
Flounces and tine inserting TIimmHgs,
Cotton ShiTiincS, Gingbsur., Sewing Silks,
Bach ana culofed Safsnsis, Back Levan,iHe,
or Ell and white fi"renee, Black satin,
Green white aud straw satin striped Games,
French cimbrics aud french Caibtrv Hsudkerchief,,
brown, blue ana scarlet Bandano do.
Besi Company iiaps do.
Pnnird, Cotton, Madras Roinal & Muslin d..
Grni'emrP' white ana coored cIavals,
A large assortment Of Ladies col red RIA Gloves,
G. ngham aud checked Jac"neu Robes.
Trunks : ( Ga Cotton cauibiics, asserted.
l do Umbrellas,
MEMS white ,iiS tioss IL do. do.
Ladies blacS aud Wlite SIX do.
fioTentne aId Matseines Nesting, Pins
large a;sofiutni OF Rihband9,
Mixed Csmhsls Tor coats,
| 10 pieces black italian Grape,
| Common and suptTiVr Dimiuos,
| C1n'bciC do
| BOmbaIetes, Foreign and Domestic ChecGs,
| BIeashed ana uhbieaChed DOmesiiCs,
| Flaids aud striped 90.
| L0ug aud short Nlnkeen5g
| CottuH CSBsimeres,
| o 1 wbiie thule Lace Thread Laces,
| ktOws Linens Cotton HN5IeGy,
| itolrs aBe white Fannsls fcf summer use,
| 4 c0iHplets assortment Of irish Linens,
| Russia aid bIId's eve niaper'--
.1Hd IS OTigTlt CGSfs a. fcHf %, mi NaHkta CTGPO
! and 3itk CJtfDS,
| Comprising vetJ rlea@nt assortment OF
c'spes Of almost every description,
! Craze Shauis ~. do.
J CTrpe Robes do. do. aud
| a few very epeant S7tin SCaifs.
They aie every expecting The Seaman, Cant.
ssiners, uho,s arrival will place them possession
OF the cheapest aud by fat the most Desirable :,
| nsn they have putchased--ail which ths} will
sell f,r very small advances Tor cash town acceP
| tanCes.
WILLIAM NEALE & CO.
Mays 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15
THE Sltnscrrrrr

r
/ As obtained the services Of Mr.. o KrIty q.
Foreman 10 his busiusss. ~. KeI, has brrn
foreman ~ NJ watson, aiior ir Philad-lphM TIE
~ aIss hi2bly TeCpniH GUIDED h. sir. wi litusnn OF
feei5tutP, proprietor Il the house ~ IaHbtrt rt
snhC5 OF Tue tiy OF Kichinini. UH ier these cifruiu.
Nances The supseIher pledges himself To execute s
sOT' 81 I+bpBiSG WORK ~ The hest and M st
i"shionabie fUie. lie VIII tggnafy Obtain the newest
ashton, hom New York aed Pbadtlp, tie bas no
ooup' OF gyiua entire satisfaction 20 the pabIic an
un,iS tia tbpse gentleman who have b. go IN he haht
oi Wfai3hing themselves Richmond uilI md Il IN
lheI interest IL apply much their oun dsnf,
al he shop ~ The snbsCttbrT. JOHN STkVENS
-- eseI IIlncs Edward 9. IT. Nav 70. 7..u6N'
10y virtue of deed " trust executed nv san, rel
- Bufks on sib day Of January 1870, In order ~
secure TO W"od'on SiapUs tie payment ~ ceit ir
sum OF money, wil Ne SID, on yIfWrdfy tG.i IEHs
NrtfJ ~ The behCb tidd-T Tor ready n,aisy III ihe
taushurg Wills 10 Buckingham counts one ugpro u,n
DICK, AID one wJfk h'T5e, much thereof As NAV
pc 1nTcient u pay tie balance remaining unpaid in
SAID boEds aud lie expeGsss ~ cat rtiur sgd into
effect Such lille as Is vested ~ me a. trestee wi he
nldds u lhe rufrhss-r.
william ADHESION. 5ffy for
Way " p IoSEpH WIN rsr.'s.
'fktSr saLE.-..By yidie ~ 4 decd oi ,rIsi eXelo1s
10 the snhtcfirsf ~ William Miller jf. SECURE
The Payment of esft4n sun Of money therein men
ned, witch Vas dHy fecof led IN The Of
Coochifnd, 20lh Oetobtf iSi7 b. VIII ptorecd "a sell
tc tue highest W ijef int rss THes91y me Jh daV
~ sHFfNeE. tie place cal ~ SrEtSGfIFLD, tirg ~
ilc per Lictrgiir creek, coutai.us .5i acres (.
sla" eleven acres 'iipg she east ~ The ssiH itact
t in nR H. aun 70 unded b. lie lanl IS rhtis Fnlchef
son also ahpHt .i.ti ~ cod AID ~ north sur
u the Whtshsi Md joining tvs lands ~ Phiiip
W chez, 10, or as nucb ivrrof e ~ rni a.
haice bc SAID debt, interest aud costs attud the
esecunHo ihe tTust. Sach isle only wilt M made ~
IS v'sieh 10 the tius'ee is lie does Of tinst he sale
VII ~ made ~ SprHfls.d.
pa'l' q.eed' Jvs.At; ifASr rrri..-
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vRGINlA ELECTIONS

DELEGATES TO THE NEXT LIGIsI iTuRF
DEE -SIeph:u {. Mile I6I, Andrew Mcmillan 40
(Williani Irairy I22
GFsenbricr Jrbu Mays Pers W. WetheTrd.
PeHdtcfoH John Dice,s Thomas JONES.
CUaiDeTtdRd Allen wilson, George W. CtumD
Prince Edirard Asa DupHy, - Clafa.s
Net Of me tqN LEGISLATURE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15

modern iIEpIor6me;! in politics and -r.Se.ts
on The heads heaTis Of those uho frouid z, art
Nisscuri no other L0cR. Il compliance rita tie
condition. horerer, WW be HE lesser etit and
arm place this state dLOre TIC fear or fctor IF sy
.puIiV.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15

WILLIAM NENLr * co
VEAVE the pleasure 20 1lHuu1ce To- tbts feni' ana
r public that they received aud opened thslr
GOUts per Seaman, Capt. SonieJs aid hat theS are
now prepared to sNuht The assogsut thej have esen
the libetty to promise.
May y. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15

WINE, Spirits, &r.
Two pipes and pipes Nadea Wine, I'D 4 veJ a. 9
go. genuise COrHac Brandy
hnd3 Antigua Rcin of supe,irf e1sihy
SO bpses Old Pou wise Ws stautsd most .upericr
5000 real navana Sugars, " Lsrora" Hrsnd
- b"Se' feesh Ler,,H: = wing auf %, saie -
Hf' - r R0sEH e9f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15

kJIHe Co"rt NJ Enquiry, IA the cass Of Comriodore
Barron, Wds 10 on The ipkh iUfk. ar me Nnyy
yard B'oohiyn-C dsar Il. Rodney, Esq. appears
as his Counsel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15

LHHetoH " Tn=eW6H has been nppOiHisd one of
the SpGHish Commissioners iH yt1ce Of /dge Green
Ue presume the Eastern COtn1isseErs frit Doi 50
JdT argue fhemSetUe5 HHkHOiCH," as To 9sk HRO h..
" Id=eTcH IS. II khcy are at q ipSS Ior his qRGH
Lc"f4o'.s frf them ask any one Prom tie SoRfh aRd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-15
" Baron .AlfBROSTO
&. (.n,,rt ZIP Y W. NOW

LovDox. April title pirate ic1crs from Ptrjs
r,eafim Hot 'by n idett oerouus froR gie south
The grersst po,hU n NE NcPoiii,gf Igd'Pe7deHt
tyocps hgi hid dOra Uer arms. Some trdrlhc p.,r-
ties hore. hoirercr co1fia0ed ia he mou,ifjn5 Gs-
re,ois Pcpe oHd CuTGscos0 hJ no, teen heard 81
for some dtflS.
Pairs, Arrl IA htc,0giic dTprfch apn0'u-
ccs Nrf The .5fs,-iD's entered Nopies 01 Hs 2jh.
PAEIs, March Gj.--By accounts from .holioV, an
.eieeriae Sgoeir0n, consisting az II resai', chich
lr.s sujgo,ed pas oesiiEcd aerfRd He Tmisil1S,
threatens d.c Spanish Gcr and u rus reported hp3
Gr Spryiish Co,qt NJ 1iyiCrs ind been GTreeed ind
copfsc I'm his house until "a sg'ttdc0l sailed
Jhr' Tamisio E-iar'fs, I0se c0rrer;rs. brig, q
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Mas g.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-08
TOWN OF
CARROAAYON.

The Seat Of Justice Of Greene County, NgaOia.
ENTITY LOTS in the above town,
N will be offered at public sale, on
the fifteenth and sixteenth of May next,
on credit of six and twelve months.
Note and approved security will be re.
CURED.
C.ARROLLTOW
Is situated on beautiful prairie, near
one mile wide. The town site is hipl,.
rolling, and extensive, and in point of
beauty not inferior to any in the state.
The town is about ten miles from the
Illinois river, and is in the centre of one
OF the richest and m oslf fertile settlements
of land in the, state. There are three
springs of water within short distance
of the town, and convenient to almost
inexhaustible bodies of fine timber. The
situation is pleasant, and bespeaks health.
A further description is unnecessary, as
those who wish to purchase can be in
formed of other particulars.
THOMAS CARLIN.
April l7-97ts
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-08

NTHO are disposed to avail themselves of
w the indulgence granted by the act of
the last General Assembly, "approving and
confirming the proceedings OF the Wanda
liza Commissioners, and for other purposes"
will understand that unless the provisions con-
tanned in the 5th section of said act be punctu-
ally complied with, no further Indulgence can
be extended to such purchasers.
"Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That an adj
tional time of twelve months be allowed on
each instalment to the purchasers of lots in the
town of Vandalia, in which to make their pay
ments (the said purchasers coming before the
Auditor, and giving new obligations, with the
same or additional security, as the Auditor
may deem necessary, on or before the first day
Of June next } Provided, however, That the
benefit of this section shall, in no case, be ex-
tended to any person who has been sued on
any note given for the payment or part pay
ment of any lot. until he shall have paid all
costs and charges that have or may accrue on
such suit"
f. c. BERRY, Auditor.
Vandalia, April 10, 1821-992
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-08
POETRY.

1He Organise end Bellows Blower.
lows:
One play'd the organ, 'totherblew the bellows.
The morning service decently gone through,
Sir, said the fellow, who the bellows blew,
+" Welf, .,Ir. 0rganist, we play'd quite wel.''
"We Mr.. Bellows blower. let me tell
You, that it's far beyond my power to see
why you should have tn assurance to say ne
am the only player" "Well, good bye
And in the afternoon again Wen try.'
The afternoon arrv'd, and after dinner,
Within the church assembled many a sinner.
S'eparson read the psalm, the tune was giv'n,
The player touch'd the key, but, gracious
heaven,
No sound was heard. save "blow you rascal,
blow
Say we, and then will-I'll let you know,
That you can't play note, depriv'd ofme."
I've, then, zoe, blast you, blow away, re, rUs."
The bellows blower being satisfied,
With care and industry the bellows Piled;
The organist, with wond'rous skill and art,
Through all the services performed his part,
And own'd for all, Of high and low degree,
'Twas just and right, and proper to say ne
That no one is of others independent.
Tou have my tale and moral---here's the enc
ont.