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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
For Charleston s G.. & St.
Johns East Florida.

.kSn ihe gnod schr. PACKET,
NIX Solomon l.. Halves master, will be
ready 10 sail on Thursday next. For small
freight or passengers for which she is well
accommodated apply to
JOHN H. LADD g. Co.
Who have received for sale per schr. Cent,
case choppa romals of superior quality
9 boxes mems and boys fine and coarse
shoes June 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04

cd hustle, cringing smile, and vulgarity
of some tradesmen.
81. Talk to your customers like man
Of some sense and business, and not like a
lnountebank.
81. Be not very anxious to make q
great fortune, nor set your heart upon a
country house and retirement.
%. In a word, be strictly honest, as
siduously diligent, and frugal Never
break your word or shuttle but teach
YOUR brother tradesman and the whole
world, that you are a person in every pos
sible case to be depended on.
4 recipe for making 4th proof Dandy.
Take brainless, beardless, goslin Of a
boy, about Is years Of age, stuff him with
nine ounces Of vanity, twelve ounces of dou.
bic refined conceit, twenty FIVE pounds Of
purse pride, and three grains of common
sense, if his noddle will bear it steep him
hours in tub OF liquid presumption, then
dry him, dress him up in bell-crown hat,
with hall inch brim; four neck cloths, and
full pad about bis throat; tight white
Jacket. four inches long; pair OF well bra
ced corsets; short wasted. tight buttoned
Gan,ail frock coat; pair of large white bag
trowsers; moderately covering his breast; a
pair of right and left stilt healed bootees; a
pair OF white kid gloves; well vanished
crooked cane; segar in his mouth; and a
twelve inch watch chain, with key and FIVE
seals. In the unfortunate absence of real
watch, dumb one, or neat little hook in
the fob, will answer every purpose. Having
by this process completed the figure, brush
il up, praise it. ha!ter it, turn il loose in the
street, and there struts the two legged ami
nal called fourth proof Dandy,* as large
as LIFE.
*Query-As curiosity will be on tiptoe,
might moi such an animal obtain premium
a, the cattle show? A trial could do no harm.
IBult Morn. Ciron.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
RISE OF TICKETS
IN The GRAND
State Lottery Of MARYLAND,

TUE FIRST To RE nR.ws TN e.,r,nopr
Under The .nnerin,endance ot tho Com.
missioners appointed by the Governor and
Council.
Cohen's Office. la. Market street.
Baltimore, June LIST, 1891.
nr-Tbe public are bereby resIectfulIv and
timely notified that the price q tickets and
onH' rs ~ .,t "nn y, H. .a;ro =" ~
NJ nc . .oe''hueu ' .te VI ln"i ia'o y.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04

For freight
IN The schooner MORNING STAR,
W. Capt DRINK water, burthen eIgh, hun.
dred barrels. will take freight 10 the West
Indies, or an Eastern port. Apply to
A. g. A. II. ADAMS.
Who offer for sale.
$50 bbls. Prime Pork
SO do do Beef
SO casks Rice
200 sacks blown Salt, tLiverpool)
1000 bushels ground alum do
Zoo bbls. neat and gross Herrings
400 do ground Plaster
Zoo do Tar
80 quarter casks London Particular
Tenneriffe " inc
Russia, Ravens, and English Duck;
with general assortment Of Ship Chandlery,
Paints and Groceries. may 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
See, Compare and Judge .

TINE great number OF putting advertise
i menis that crowd the different newspa-
pers in tine Union, really seems 10 set con
mon sense at defiance, particularly as most
of those promises which are made in such
aowery language are r! d;a performed. In
the present case, It is different, as it is well
known fact that Runnels has actually sold
prizes to the amount OF SeOen thousand Dol.
lars within the short space of Tnree months,
which money has been distributed, exclu.
sively IN this town,-and writing with such
an undoubted fact as this before us, who can
hesitate in purchasing ticket at his fortu-
nate Office -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
Grand National Lottery.
1924 prizes. not 9 blanks
1926 blanks, to a prize.

10000 tickets at Do is 5oo,ooo
Prizes only to be drawn,
On 10 10Th day will be deposited in the
wheel one prize yf D5ooo; on the 18th day
one prize of D5ooo; on the Goth day one
prize of 5000; on the s5th day one prize of
DIo,ooo; on the 28th day prize OF rs, 900;
and on the 3olh day one prize OF d loo, 900.
Prizes subject to deduction of 10 per
cent
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced in the
course OF few weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority of the United States. and the pri-
zcs all floating as specified, offers the great
est inducemenl TO adventures.
Tickets will advance 10 Dll on the lst
day of June.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04

$3.50 Prizes 2o."Oo l6o,ouo
1854 Blanks I Tickets
Prizes will be deposited as follows:-Ist
day d. 900, Cd day 5000, Sd day 5000,
9th day 5000, 9th day 10000, and 10th Cay
$4,000,
All the other prizes in the scheme floating
from the commencement of drawing.
Prizes payable TO days after the drawing
is finished, subject to fifteen per cent. dis
count.
Whole Tickets DIO Quarters 2 so
Halves Eighths 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04

Molasses and Rum.
John H. LADD g. Co have received pc
- sloop Orlando, and offer for sale
10 10 s sbis and me. Rum
hhds Moasses
casks Whale Oil NAV 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
For Freight,

For Freight,
1k Tho good brig r RESOLUTION,
In Capt. Stephen Hopkins. Said brig
is three years old, and sails Tell; burtbeD
eleven hundred barrels. A freight will be
taken TO the West Indies, Brazils, South
America, or the South of Europe. Enquire
of the Captain on board or
CORNING.
Vowell's wharf, may 30 Ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04

MOlasses.
TWENTY THREE hhds. Mola.ses, re-
Il presented to he of excellent quality,
just received, and for sale by
SAM. MESSERSMITH.
june st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
This Month

VIII positipely commence drauing in the city
of Philadelphia,
Grand State Lottery,
NINTH CLASS.
SOLOMON ALLEN-Manager.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
$4,000 DOLLARS.
prize of Ds5.ooo is $4,000
9 10000 is 10000
s 5000 is $1,000
90 l,nOo is 2O,oou
60 500 is 10000
40 loo is 4 900
5000 10 is Cocoon
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
Coffee.
1900 POUNDS.

I HAVE just received, by the brig Fac.
1 factor, LOCO lbs. Of first quality Porto
Rico Coffee 1t is pronounced by good
judges to be the best parcel imported into
the District for la months past, is entitled
to debenture. Persons wishing to purchase
will please to apply al my Office, Brdge-st.
George Town. ROMLLUS RIGGS.
NAV %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04

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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
NOTICE

S hereby given, that the undersigned
are executors ofthe last will and tesla
ment of GEORGE BURCHMORE,
late of Salem, in Massachusetts.
All persons having demands against
the estate are requested to present them
without delay, properly authenticated, to
Peter Van Bergen, for adjustment, by the
undersigned; and those indebted are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
JOHN SHACKFORD,
II. l.. HOFFMAN,,
CAMPBELL JOHNSON.
Edwardsville, Oct. 10, 1872 l--238t
The Store of the late George Burch-
more will be kept open for the purpose
of making sales OF all the stock on hand.
Purchasers will find an advantage in call
ing, as great bargains WILDE given.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
GREAT BARGAINS.

grY virtue of an order of the Judge of Pro-
D bate of Jackson county, will be sold at
Public Auction, at brownsville, in Jackson
county, on the 2fth December, the following
Lots Of Landin said town Part of lot No. 10;
lots Nos. 40, III, 1856, and No. So, with the
land between il and Muddy river; and one
sixth of a tract called the "MillLot," contain
ing four acres and four rods of land.
At Jonesborough, in Union county, on the
26th December, one equal undivided eighth
part of the west fractional half of section No.
II, r. - s. R. 3. w. on which is located the
town Of Hamburger.
At America, in the county of Alexander, on
the 28th December, one equal undivided third
part of the N +. quarter of section Is, I. II
S. r. W; and one equal undivided third
part of fractional section 9, I. Y s. r. w.
Sold as the property of Timothy Nash, de-
ceased. Credit, II and 18 months, with bond
and security for payment.
J. SWEET,
S. /. BURTON,
Administrators.
Brownsville, Oct. 90, 1927 ct
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18

but three meals a day, but these are We
ry hearty ones; fol breakfast they have
fried meat, vegetables, toast, cakes, DIS
cults, tea, coffee, chocolate, butter and
cheese. They say they don't like pot
luck, boiled vic nals, and seldom have
meal without a pye baked on plates )
in short, it takes twice as much to keep
Yankee as it wbuld TO support a com
mon Englishman, but the people OF Bos-
ton live more like the English than any
OF the Americans. BOSTON is the great
mart for all The northern states, and in
few years win be the largest manuiactur-
ing town in America, esp ecially as dam
has been formed three miles long, and
broad enough for building on each side,
from the old town TO tie main land
This is turnpike road, and here they
work silk mills by the tide at all times.
Now for the principal QUESTION: | assure
you have made every possible inquiry,
and can safely invite ypu to this happy
country; there can BID no doubt OF
steady active persondoifB well, especial
ly a man conyersant ia business as you
are, and in possession Of a little proper
ty; you have many distressing accounts
in England, but is it strange that a per-
son should be distressed who lands 10 a
strange country without a farthing and
some expect niracles, others use no per-
severance, and sink under troubles.
could have s nt you a distressing letter,
when | had DO money, no tools, no furni-
ture, and thild extremely ill; but no,
/ would not: went into the woods,
telled trey, made my lasts; went to
smiths, made my tools, and, strange as
you may think it, turned out such boots
as the people here never saw before
Bring all the furniture you can. in a ship
direct from London, and if you are
steerage passenger, lay in 6a DAYS pro-
vision or more. L. H. MIS-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
1900 Reward.

ESHE above reward will be given by
u the citizens of this place, to any
person who will give such information
as will convict some outrageous villain
or villains, or some urprincipled, noe
turaal incendiaries, who wantoniy ard
feltoniously cut the cover OF our wagon
on Saturday night, and on last Sunday
night, S0th inst. at the same place, cut
and destroyed the spokcs of the alore-
said wagon, TO the total destruction ofthe
same--also the tongue tho same taken
entirely off. This act of violence COM
nitted by some unknown person, whose
principles must be worse than any pi-
rates or nightly assassin; it therefore
becomes the duty Of every good and
honest citizen, OF both town and country,
10 use every exer;ion for the discovery
of such knave, and to root them out
from christian land and people.
The above reward will be paid by US.
r. * G. POGUE.
Sept. l.-2ltf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
NOTKUE

TO intrnding settlers and Others, zvho
commit gvastc on the fa6ic lands.
vHSH0SE lawless persons who are guilty OF
u intrueling on lands Of the United States,
and of committing waste on public timber, are
hereby notified, that measures having been
taken for rigid enforcement of the laws Of
The United States in such cases made and pro-
yided, they arc hereby ordered to desist from
such offences forthwith, otherwise they will
be prosecuted 10th utmost rgor Of the law.
Gwen under my hand, at the City Of Wash.
inston, this lth day of July, 1921.
BY order:
JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner efths General Laaao Ece.
:. Aug. 2l--l5tii.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
STEPAEN DECATUR
-BY s. PUTNAM WALDO. ESQ.


GTEPHEN DECA1UR'S name and glory
- are so perfectly identified with that ofthc
American Navy, that We cannot reflect upon
the renown ofthe latter, withoutblendin with
it the gallant achievements of the former. He
was an early and fayorite pupil of the immor-
tahzed PREBLE, who may as emphatically be
called the Psecsbtor of the American Navy, ~
the venerable John Adams has been pro.
nounced its Father
Whether we consider Decatur as a youth.
ful champion, boarding a Corsair and Staying
IT'S commander, who had treacherously slain his
brothei-as an intrepid officer destroying an
enemy's irigatc under the guns Of A fortress
deemedby the Turks imprc gnabe--as COM
mander tindauntedly meeting and capturing
the floating bulwark of Britain--as the Com,
modore ola squadron, conquering Barbary
power aud compelling tito sue for peace-or
as an accomplished officer at the seat of Gov
ernment, assisting in giving perfection and
power 10 the Navy OF orr Republic. In each
OF these capacities, his character equally ex-
cites our admiration. The object of this work
is to enable the reader to trace the progress Of
this hero, the pride and boast Of our country,
from the first dawnings Of his greatness, to the
meredian splcndour ofhis glory. The mate.
rails from which the work will be prepared
are as unqucstionable authenticity; and the
volume will not be swelled with matter uncon.
nected with the life, character, and achieve
ments of DECATUR, and the origin, pro.
gress and present state OF the American Navy.
TERMS.
1. The work viii consist of large duode.
cpo volume, from 300 to 400 pages, with an
accurate and elegant portrait Of Decatur.
g. The price to subscribers will be one dol
lar vo,llnle-to nor-subscribers, one dollay
and tl,rty-four cents.
8. For every ten copies taken and paid for,
an eleventh win be delivered TO the agent or
person taking them, gratis.
Hartford, September l, 1921.
Subscriptions received at this office.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
YaIDNS.

A UGUsTUS COLLINS & co. have enter
IA ed into co-partnership with Oziel Wilcox
in the Tanning and Shoe-making business, un-
der the firm o. Wilcox s. Co. and viii give
cash, store goods, or shoes, for 500 good hides
N. B. strayed from the subscribers, in Sep
TENDER last, two MARES, one a bay with a
small c branded on one of her thighs; the
other sorrel.-Any person giving information
where they may be found, or returning them
to us, shall be satisfactorily rewarded.
AUGUSTUS COLLINS & co.
Unionville, Madison CO. Dec. $50 St.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
POETRY.
THE WAsulNGTON BONNET.


Reaaectfnliy inscribed TO The .dgricut
fnraf Society of.NegU- YORK, BY Samuel
Woodworth.
AIR-THE OLD oAKEN BUCKET.
Tie Bard who so often has sung independence,
And waken'd his Tyre to the praise of the
brave,
Now halls new spirit among their descen-
dants,
Impaired from heaven that blessing to save.
The delicate white-fnger'd hands of our lasses
Have open'd the era their virtues adorn,
BY making alone from American grasses,
A delicate Bonnet that rivals Leghorn,
A pretty grass Bonnet--a dear native Bonnet,
The Washington Bonnet that rivals Leghorn.
No foreign intriguers can now dsaifect us,
Since we can oppose them with courage and
wit
Our masculine valor has made them respect us,
Our femenine genius will make them sub
nit.
No more shall we send them our eagles and
dollars
Our fair from our soil can their persons adorn
With necklaces, bracelets, and corsets, and
collars,
And delicate bonnets that rival Leghorn.
A pretty grass Bonnet--a dear na,fte Bonnet,
The Washington Bonnet that rivals Leghorn.
Then hail to the arts that secure Indepen-
dence,
And draw our resources from Liberty's soil !;
Our national banner derives new resplendence
From femenine genius and masculine toll.
Our valor shall teach all the world to respect it.
Tho some have affected that valor to scorn,
And Amazon damsels have arm'd to protect it,
With helmets or bonnets that rival Leghorn
a pretty grass Bonnet--a dear na1iue Bonnet,
The Washington Bonnet that rivals Jeghorn.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
AN HONEST SHOEMAKER.

The London Observer Of the 18th Of
September contains letter from all emf
grant, who signs his name T. Hands, who
has settled himself on the Merimac, in
ti,- county of Hiilsbarnngh. New Hamp-
shire. Alter expressing his delight with
the appearance of the country, the thou
sands of apple trees loaded with fruit,
and other things in America, he informs
his friends that he has now comfortable
dwelling, and two acres ofground plant
ed with potatoes, Indian corn and melons,
and has two hogs, one eve, a lamb, and
in the fall expects to procure a COW.
He gives his friends description of the
country, the price Of labor, the manner
Of building, the classes of persons that
compose a town, describes the river
Merlmac, the trade carried on, and trans
portation.
The winters, he continues, are very
long and cold the rivers are frozen from
November till May, and the snow upon
an average is two feet deep. The air is
generally clear, and the cold steady for
q few days observed the thermometer
"a degrees below zero. Upon such
nights persons hair, and blankets on
the bed, look as white as ifthey had been
powdered. During winter the farmers
slide their timber and firewood to the RI
vers. and attend their cattle. The CON-
mon drink is cider their dram rum, the
latter great evil to the Yankees. They
generally barrel beefin the fall, and pork
in the winter, for the years use much is
eaten in the summer; the bread is some
times rye and Indian corn. They have
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
Just Received,
By JOHN SH.iCHFORD,
No. %, South .Has,a-street. r Chouteau's Build

No. 23,1 South .hain-ssreet, ( Chouteau's Build
htgs 81. LO,as,
OV bbls. ORLEANS SUGAR,
10 do. MoIasses,
Is crates British Porter Bottles,
$500 lbs. Swedish Iron, assorted, for tires,
1900 do. Plough Moulds,
100 bags Ground Alum, and
80 bags Alum Salt, which will be sold FOE
on S2 illinois state paper. 1,25 specie,
~ sacks IhvurpooI stoned SaIt,
4 halfpipes and Or. cask Madeira Wine,
Or. chests fresh Imperial Tea,
Do. do. Young Hyson do.
S doz. excellent chopping Axes,
SO pr. Trace Chains,
200 lbs Ok do. 800 lbs. Log do.
5000 lbs. Light French Castings,
80 bbls Whiskey, 100 kegs Powder.
Together with general assortment of La.
dies and Gentlemen's SHOES, Also, GRO
SOAP, CANDLES, PORTER, &c.
All of which viii be sold low for specie, or Il.
hnois state -, err, at fair discount.
st. LOUIS, Oct. Is, 1821--23tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
From the Charleston Courier.

N We in Charleston are SUBJECT to many
unfortunate position in the southern
quarter of the Union. All foreign intelli-
gence comes to US like squeezed le-
mon, through the hands OF our northern
brethren, who receive it fresh from the
other side of the WATERFALL the domes-
tic events of great interest occur to the
north--nothing marvellous happens in
Charleston, and nobody of consequence
comes to see US. We cannot see the
Steam Frigate-nor the Sea Serpent
nor The West Point Cadets-nor be invit-
ed to dance on board of "a. We
never saw Cooke nor Kean, nor Joseph
Bonaparte, nor Jerome, nor the Albiness,
nor Miss Caraboo-nor DIR. Mitchill nor
Professor Everitt--nor any ofthe porten-
lious prodigies of the age. We have no
white mountains, nor green, nor blue.
We have no falls Of Niagara, nor of Pas
sale, nor Cahnes-no Springs of Balls
town or Saratoga, of sulphur or of iron
---ho bridges, natural or artificial--no
rural villas of repose-no elegant rem
devious of the fashionable, the learned
or the fair. We have no Holsters, or
salmon, nor currants, nor gooseberrles,
nor wall fruit so tempting to the eye Of
the fortunate Bostonians. If there is a
procession, whether for the bones Of
Montgomery, or of Paine or Of Andre,
we see nothing at all oft. In short we are
kept in the dark completely-as if we
were nobody. Even the eclipse comes to
us after it has been gazed unon by all at
the north, who choose to look at it. And
yet in spite of our deficiencies we have
to pay the taxes, and support the public
burden as much as if we were more for
tunate What pity the nation moves not
on pivot, SO that the South might occa-
sionally take the place ofthe North, and
we come in for our share of the West
Point Cadets, the Sea Serpent and the
other regalia ofthe Republic
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
Illinois State Paper.

A MODERATE sum Of the above funds, if
IA offered soon, will purchase 100 acres of
land in the Marine settlement, equal in fertility
of soil, and beauty of situation, to any in that
vicinity inquire at this Office.
November 81, 1870 81
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18

AR DOCTOR JOSEPH BOWERS, who,
" some years since, resided in the state OF
Mississippi, in the neighborhood Of Gov. Poin-
dexter; removed to Edwardsvile, in Illinois,
in1slz left the latter place in the spring OF
1899, and passing Louisville, descended the
Fiyer 20 Neg-orleans5 whence, in the course
of the same summer, he returned TO the Red
Churchon the Mississippi; and since then has
not beep heard Of by the writer hereof, who
is extremely anxious of communicating infor-
nation to him of interest, and importance.
Any information concerning him, transmitted
TO the Office Of the National Intellgenoer, in
washington City, will be most thankfully re-
ceiyeG. lfhe is alive and should sec this re-
quest, he will please to give his communication
the same direction.
EoY. 13-278t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
NXs4CH COWS.

vEvHE subscriber wishes to purchase Is or
4 90 good Mich Cows with their Calves, or
those that viii caive in afewweeks; torwllich
he viii either pay cash or give in exchange
some very fine English blooded Calves.
WILL. C. CARR.
Kenanowen, adjoining st. Louis,
October "a, 1921. 25
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
EDwARDsvILLE LIBRARY.

A N annual meeting of the stockholders of
IA this institution, will be held at the Library
Room on Tuesday the first day January next,
precisely at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at which time an
election will be held for five Directors for the
ensuing ycar.--Punctual attendance is request-
ed.
JOHN II. RANDLE, Librarian,
December 4, 1921,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
Tennessae Hank Notes.

r WILL give land Office money, or state pa
l. Per of Illinois, a small advance, for s55o(
in notes Of the Bank of Tennessee and it.
branches. Apply at my Office.
p. II. WINCHESTER.
Edwarlsvile, Aug. Ia, 1891.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
TIE SUBSCRIBER

XMAS commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
Ah LAW, and win attend the Circuit Courts
Of Madison, Bond, Washington, and ST. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at Kaskaskia.
r.. W. SMITH.
Ei.-artlsrFve, goth MAJ, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-18
WaNYED

A YOUNG, active, indentared NEGRO WO-
IA MAN, who can be we'll recommended for
sobriety and honesty. A liberal price will be
given for one of the above description. if ap-
plication is made Immediately. Inquire cfthc
Printer.