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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
AKSHAL:S,, lS.ATE

I NpEh dtcrccot the Superior Court Of Chaneery for
,he hcnhni"i district, pronounced the 18th day of
darc', 1921. in therein dcpendnf between Wiio,
TI , pSin "d Edward i,avi; and others. defendants
man oer Tor safe TO the highest bidder or cash on the
o Hnd ing IN TIE county OF enrico containing nnctywo
~ being me same niney-two Of land allotted 10
snn awnril e. laws ty decree of the county court OF
enrito IN the onse Of Davis and wife against Price &C.
Novcmbcr 20. 5s nis ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
CURLES For SATE

fsT.S4A =, SA@.o Il ole DALE.
sshHn by virtue of a deed Of trust from Harry JJe,J
IteS- and Ann his wife, recorded in the Office of III.
county court OF ienco tue subscribers will sell at public
auction before the front door the Eagle Hotel In tbe
ciy OF Richmond, to the highest bidder on Thuyyay he
iosh day 81 january ner if fair il not the next fair ay
sTcaiier nblect To previous liens thereon all of which
VIII be exhibited and fully explained that ay All tat
tract OF land IN the county of enco lying on James river
called and known by the name Of Culcs containing by %
nation quo acres, be the same les consisting en-
Ieiy OF hest James river low grounds. 1856 SO cent;
WIN the charges oil executing this trust will he required in
ha-iheibalnce al the purchase money to be paid in two
equal annual instruments The land remain bound in ,,.
hands OF the purchaser, and he reso default of either
OF the payments Possession will be gwen on the ay of
particular description OF Curcs is deemed unnecessIry
rs Is presumed any person DESTROYS PURCHASING so yaj
able AN Estate, will view il before the day of sale
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
- CARTER II. HARRISON ( trustees
November q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

NE Directors Of TIC maHeheer 4 Pstc,sLvyg Ts7rit,
CoiHpau, will receive proposals. for romneiioo' IL
Whole or any part Of the road from Manchester to Peters
mirg Communications this subject mny be addressed 10
Dr. James Henderson Of Manchester President Of The Hoard
10. Il. MILLER, Clcrk
NoNciuucF ~. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
|. GORDONSVILLE FOR' SAFE.

E4-iSA oOitiJO1No' IiIlJGI r OF SALE.
lsssiH me subscribers have determined sell this
%1. very valuable estate, containing. about no acre.
OF nnt lying in The county Of Orange stage road
cadn" from Charlottesville Fred, rick J,ty which l. In,
'criccici by the read from licIiond 10 aisol,
".I,in ~ miles OF the Unirsrshy IF Jyginio.
The land is handsomely saied under the Sou,-,ycs,
Mountains, IN wealthy neghhorhood, ard Inns on the ,e
muses. three coinmodous stables and o,cr
necessary outuilings well OF excellent
Ter, good garden aiargc APPLE ORCHARD of choice fruit;
an an "burdarce Of limestone which can easily he raised
ms establishment has long been known MS the most oil
PIE Tor E OF any i'll the upper and ON ac-
count oil ITS healthy situation is pleasant retreat in the
surlcr season for people from the lower pnr tle
we have rented The Tavern for the ensin wear sl,ouhl
oIe nc erected the rent can accrue the purchaser aud he
inye the liberty of seeding in fie fall.
terS apply 10 Doctor Bealc Nathaniel Gordon ON
we place. 10 James Goldon ociour comfy, john ~
uoron, OF the house of Williams & Gordon Rich,no6d
94 n.N GORDON H.igs At ic9S Jol!S " GORDON
CHARLES BEALE, jiOrfo,l dc. Sili'i IT, GSTiI1y
tiordonsyile, December 4. CIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
FOR SALE

BRA FOR SALE,
S.H The COTTON FACTORY and MILLS in the
lstB lower end Of Louisa county. known Nv the ma me
Of Ur,te This property is the Soutannn river meyer
iang stream abou, thirty milesabove the city Richmond
and consist ola few acres hundred Of excellent
Wba large and convenient house % bv 81 feet has hoos
above the ground recently built Of excellent brick and
most faithfully executed The machinery consists Of 500
pckng machine, aud all the necessary tools for making
machinery very strong stone dam is erected ncroS, the
river fc mll-housc Is built ri wood two stories bOh
and contains pair ofsones. There is likewise Sew bf
on thc promises new brick dwelling house stories high
@Dy ~ feet With wing rs 10y 20 feet tngcthcr with seye,
raj small out-houscs
& above property tuatel in healthy and agreeable
neiEborhOod, and IS well worth the attention Of gentlemen
wishing 20 pursue t business Of either wheat
or coton ana VIII be disposed Of reasonable tcras
~ u should not be sold privately before TIE inst doy Of
gIy srf will on that day IL fair, otherwise the next
iur day, be sold At public auetionon the premises.
JOHN SHELTON co.
GrMr John Shelton Mr.. Anderson Bowles both living
nfar tho premises fully authorized contract with any
pcrson wishing to purchase. JS& co
November 10. 8fwctv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
MRS. ELIZA w. HARRTG

INTENDS opening Seminary on the second Monday i,
January next for the Instruction Of YOUNG ADIE8 te
epsting year, at Mr. Isaac Sales Her system of tuition en-
braces PHOTOGRAPHIC reading, English grammar GEOGRAPHIC
history VAIN Chronology writing and arithmetic Pice 10
tuition % dollors Board IN the family 60 dollars ineud;
lodging aud washing vacation one month will he ys
IN August, and the school terminate in the middle Of ece
Der. ORe moicty both board and tuition will he rered
the first of July, the other II the cxpi,soo 81 NJ
Boys of ilycars Of age and under viii he admitted
Ches,g6eld, November c7. 5s-~sWi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
THE SURSCKIBER

IAVlNG qualified rs administrator the estate Of ERR
y NEIbR MhCNAIR, deceased, Hereby requests all
persons having ci1ns against the estate present them r
settlements and those indebted O. so ore requested to
mike payment immediately.
EDMUND ID. MACNATR
N. U--In tic absence u the administrator from this Cr
az persons interested will please make application 10 Mr.
LEWIS WEBB who win attend 10 the business and Il l.
PARTICULARLY requested TINT any gentleman holding any paper
20 said estate, viii deposit IL with Mr. Lewis Webb
Richmond, August q. 30-fc
'Iflus subscriber finds necessary 10 caution ali persons
seaint tespaf'ing on lis plantation Wcsiian. by
hunting passing through Il. Al offenders after tbis
natirr vii be dcsit with ACCORDING 10 inv.
NpTensc'2 SLIT WILLIAM sHAPARp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
TRUST SAI.E

IhOSI SALE.
VIE Subscribers will sell nv auction FOR rc,,I ,or. ~
f,,a'yfhe I'm dcy nert month"; AT the Eagle Tavern
~ ,e Cy OF Ricmond by virtue of deed of tIll>, made
70 he by John T. Shields, dated the 18th day of Iune IGie
anu OF record IA iencrico County Court. The lot OF a,r
,en"oned ~ Unit deed IL being the lot No. in parms,lai,s
plan, near the Bowl ling Green
CHARLES COPELAND.
. THOMAS DROkENBROUGU
-, -. 5j--ids
Ii persons having claims aeainSI IOIZ i;It Al l1I
deceased, are requested To- make them known
- "a WALTER DUN, Executor
wv W. Dill john Graham ,lc,il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
WATERMELON FEMALE ACADEMY
HLDIILII,LLlA u 4 IN, ~


VIE terms of this Academy for the session
The FIRST Monday in January 1922 will he sixty dolars:
eeIng ~ PR cent less than heretofore. This sum will nav
Ior BOARD, washing and tuition in reading writing nrit
nSc grammar * parsing, geography, history mythoIc-
1es leireS, cby misfry natural philosophy and astrono
iosc VINO remain sufficient length OF time at school win
also be instructed in zoology and botany. -
fens, INK paper &c. supplied by the princ;uaIs ana
o ese regular charge Of so per session is made All
me requisite books may also he had az the usual. store
besides which no extra expenses allowed TO be incurred
excepting such as may be authorized by parents or guardians
III TINS seminary there tr gentlemen and one lady
cons family engaged IN teaching those bra hes that are in
GUIDED IN the first charge. competent apparatus Is
Poycd Tor The purpose OF illustration in NATURAL plosopv
anu CHEMISTRY also pair Of large globes for geography
anu very complete Orrcry for nstr0noiy Familiar lee
lures accompanied 10y experiments, illustrating the Subjects
are frequently delivered 10 tile whole school.
The pupils all board with the principals and a,
tend divine service every sabbath.
u',s anu Draa1ng have their respective teachers and
orns separate Charge There three excellent pnno-
9rtcs for The use Of the pupils in This as well as
ocT departments the Of instruction is solid and
Taqical-noihing being taught by way Of catcchism
rgYntni 10 be made each session in advance.
me irs session in The year ends carly in June ,sbcn
ere Is an examination but vacation The second
until January. " '"'''"oN
Each lady is 10 be furnished by her friends with cover
lid, pair Of sheets, blankets and towels
JOSEPH ANDREWS.
&c., THOMAS r. JONES, Irmeipais-i
pttoDfFt. ff-vfIJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

LII persons indcotedto JOHN GRAHAM deceased are
requested TO make payment Ia Immediately, as /
am DESTROYS of closing the administration soon rs
anu therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
. WALTER Dun. Executor
~ HIM f,rot,,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD

IA 80 MclS AUGHT, GUN MAKER
4 sESPECTFULLf informs the citizens of Richmond
~ Manchester and the srfouudn: country to any ex-
'en mat he Is prepared with sner, assortment of
every 'fiice which constitutes the delight ornament Of
G sportsman OF the field by unrcniitIc attention 10
~ bhnch OF his pTniession he will endeavnr 10 merit thai
continued encouragement lie has hcen f1vord so lcroIly
VIM snee ms commencement The assortment he las on
@ CONSISTS principally of Fowiing Pieces Pistols and Ri
ana ftng.e twisted snhL ami Damascus Barrels, OF
rcadv for completing any orler-MIITARY AMI MARITF
I niMhS ana IiAA@El;S Shot Belts aud Tiasks Bures
Bowing Horns Dog Collars Calls, Wash R,n,s Nil,
apparatus complete ScRepars done 10 guns ris,o ar
ine. according 10 the most accepted European improve
= can furnish ono or Two well broke DOGS for the
"'.G, 10 any one Who may he inclined to purchase
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
"a VALUABLE LAND For SAT.E

[g3h VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
s..Em VIII he offered for salc to the highest bidder
a&A on The ID day cf february merit al The house Of
Niehyas l''"n Esq vino lives adjacent the land that
wti-knnwn aud valuable tract Of land wcrcon James Hun
ter deceased lately resided lying in Rockingham county
"rh caTua on Beavers Island creek, four miles from
W" low" oi hn'ison on Dan river. The contains eight
or n'nc hundred acrcsis we'll adapted culture of 10
Hefo corn and small grainand considerable portion of
II - low grounds, with about 20 Of .rond meadow
ground IL i wen improved and in good order Tor farming
AM, viii he Suid on accommodating terms Ly mo @
Fec. u. tO--tiI SAMUEL HUNTER Tvior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
NOV'IC,F

IL persons indebted TO the estate of Genl IITTJ T.,
bEuiN MoSBf. decd late of Pow hatan conniv are
requested 10 make payment Those having claims arr de-
sired TO produce them Immediately ne @ :
MERIT II. BOOKER
POwhaian, dec. A.. = 10y, 'e' a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
WILL RE SOLD

Tiny plantation IN IIenrico, near wsersoss BRIDGE o
y Ihyysdng the 9th day IF Deoeu1Jtr nsgf qsn,if, a
CORN, OATS. HAY and FODDER some MULES Wort
OHEN, carts and other plantation Utensils some csts an,
hogs &c. &c.--fcnns At the sale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13
oyMs N0sernVr ~ the Commonwealth If Eirginia
a PROCLAMATIO

A PROCLAMATION
WTHEREAS has been represented IN The Erse,,;v. -
" the Keeper ct the Penentary that AR CHER Isoe
ues called Archibald Thweati slave reprieved for sale
aud transportation and confined in the Penentisrv a. e
keeping did, on the night Of the 10Th mike bis escape
thought ~, with the advice OF the Council OF ta,e bh
70 ocr reward of6y any person or persons who
shall appreend and convey the pcnitentisrv be sad
slave And do require sl officers civil and nj;
hsary and ezhoi the good people of the commonwealth 70
use their best endcavors 70 apprchend the said slave Archer
and convey him TO the PcntcEis that he may be Disposed
ofns the law directs. 'f'
Given under my hand Governor and under III seal NJ
the Commonwealth, at Richmond ibis e6,b dav OF
t5eai.1 November, is21 y -
TIL NJ. RANDOLPH
~ Archer is bright muatio nan (ahout half lo,d TO-
mery the property Of J. Williams Of PETERSBURG 81 t
inches nigh well propooned acye and sprighy % vears
od-the only clothing, Except sbrtsj wore coftoc
roundabout Jacket nankeeD vest and snucoorcd clotb
pantaloons. 5s~-,yaoe 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

leo NEGROES WANTED.
VIE highest cash price viii be given hundred, and
twenty negroes in families separately. Apply IN tho
below the Union Iioei. ,jyli;.r,S Sr NJ Y''s
October IS. r, h'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

During the fashion of the celebrated pck-poc,ct
bnrrnston, an alarm WAS night raised in the box
lobby oil Covent garden Theatre, that he WAS in the
house. The news spread from box TO lox like el,c-
triclty One gentleman had lost snuff box another
ns watch one lady her purse another her smelling
bottle in fact every lody had lost or said they had
lost something. Behind Mrs is the sister of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-13

We do not wish 10 draw parallclbctwccn the cha
ractcr oil Tom Find and certain Bank robbers, But
we would seriously suggest TO the stockholders who
ner they should follow the example set by the own
or of this property and offer liberal reward for its
recovery, II might not be the Of restoring hid
den treasures.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
Bank Of EawarAsyiNe.
Sehtember 8, 1921.


EESHE Board Of Directors of this insti-
n tuition have determined on tenn
porary and partial suspension of specie
lpayment.-In order, however, that as lit
tie inconvenienceas possible, may follow
the adoption of this measure, the Bank
will continue to redeem all its notes, in
specie, of a denomination less than ten
dollars until it shall resume specie pay
ments generally. The motives which
have governed the Board in the adoption
Of this course ofpolicy, may be found in
a justi6able right Of self-preservation,
exercised at different times, by almoss
every bank within the United States, and
more peculiarly so when large and in
cessant drains Of specie have been made
BY persons (having no interest in tho
general welfare Of the state or its insti-
tutiors,) whose intentions are to transport
the same to remote and distant points in
other states, and when it is evident that
such expectations Of specie effect most
materially the citizens of the state from
which the same may be drawn.-Whe-
ther this course of policy will prevent
these drains time will determine.
BY ordero of the Board.
s. BEN. STEPHENSON, Pres'..
Seft 3-l7tf M 81 ~
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
:. Pike Counfy, IS.
TIE feof,leof The star Hlino
Durham. greeting.

1fne 3'cof'leioy INC STAR 81 IlfanotS 10 John
DURHAM, greeting.
VOU are hereby notified, that in pursuance
4 of libel this day fledimthe CLERKS office
81 Pike county, that some time in the fall Of
The year 181A,,in the township Of St. Louis, in
the county OF st. Lofts, and then territory Of
Missouri, the said John Durham and Sally Dur
ham wcresmarricd, by THONGS Musick, Esq.
That after their intermarriage, to wit, in the
spring OF tile year 1919, the said John Durham
voluntarily absconded himself, and has gone to
parts unknown to the said Sally Durham, and
as she is informed and believes, not 10 return
And the said Sally Durham humbly prays the
circuit court Of fikecounty, at their next term
TO be holden in Ire town Of Colessrove, en- the
FIRST Monday in Oc.obernext, to decree her a
divorce from TIE banns Of mafriinonby enter
edyinto as aforesaid, with the said John Dur
ham. and also make what other Or further or
der OF decree may seem meet in tAcpremises.'
Witness, James w. Whitney, clerk fthes
~ said court, at Colesgrove, this 50th day
ofJuly, 1921, and OF the independence.
I !. of the United States of America the
.ha. 15th. ~. w. WHITNEY. s
Aug. 7--3St sdI.2sM - &
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rrB1fsnrn WEEKLY,
by noopHn wARREN.

1ern,se fss.5serit titan IS per annum, eagat1e
10 a,lea,tce. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition will be sGhiect to an addi-
tienal. charge.at the rate % per cent. per an
mum for the time Of delay. A failure TO give
notice OF Wish to discontinue at the end of
each term win be considered as a new en-
gagenent. No paper to be. discontinued (un-
iessat the optionof the Editor until all .rfesr-
ages SHALL haye'becn psid. 3
.iefperfsseneais, not { sceeelin1s asqaafe, will
bs inserted for 81 ssrthe lifst, lnt, 80 eentsfor
each bsequentinsertion. Larger advertise
anents in the same proportion.
C- Letters toti,e Tseitorm must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
vYU yTHE sPVRLIC.

II TAKE this niethod, Of informing the citi-
i zens Of the eastern states and all others.
whom it may concern, that Military Land Pa
tents and transfers Of them, included within the
following limits. from range line, No. Is East,
to'25 West, and from the township line No.
50 South to So North, are recorded in my OF.
fee, at Charlton, in the county of Charitory and
state Of Missouri. The tax imposed by law,
and the fees Of Office must be paid before the
documents can be entered on record. !.
EDWARD B. CABELL,
Cork ef,hs Circuit Court Notery PubEc, sc.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
NOYICE

TO infruding settlers and others, svho
commit auaste on The fu6Ac lands.
gENHOSE lawless persons who are guilty OF
IL intruding on lands Of the United States,
and of committing waste on public timber, are
hereby notified, that measures having been
taken tor rigid enforcement Of the laws Or
the United States in such cases made and pros
vded, they arc hereby ordered to desst from
such offences forthwith, otherwise they Will
Be prosecute to tlie utmost rigor Of the law.
Given iinder my hand, at the City OF WASH
ingion, this 18th day Of July, 1924. .-,s
BY order:
JOSIAH IEiGs,
Conmissisuer.eft the General Land CHee.
n. Aug. 2l-15t1j ss& -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

Z 0fLasld purchased eftAs United States. = :
DussilIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
three weeks after date, shall, apply to
the Register of the Land Office at kaskassis,
for the renewal ola certificate in the name OF
David Brown and Mcsjah 7. Williams, assign
ed bvt them to William Barr and by him to
William Oliver, of Cincinnati, for the SOUTH
west quarter Of section. No. Is, in township
No. west, and range No.t7 west, and tho
sonth-east tiractiopsD quarter Of fraction No.
IA, in the same township and range, in the
district Of Kaskaskia, the original being lost or
destroyed.
n ~ BENJAMIN A. PORTER,
! $50 .4ttorrep fir u 4Aam Oliver.
September 8. 1S2I.-l7 ST. ff
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
NOTICE.

TVHE,subscribe attend the session ofthe
- court of probate for county Of AIaeli-
son, Illinois, to- be holden at .Edwardsyille
on the first Monday in October next to settle
his misunderstanding on, the estate of JOHN
CONIIlE, deceased of4the. county aforesaid.
Those concefned will take notice and govern
thesnselyes accordingly. Edwardsville, Aug.
Fl, l821ss RICHARD WOOD, Admir-.
Aug. 28--4t -
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
RAKE NOYlCE,

VTsIIAT as soon as the law Allows shall APP
Il ply to the Register Of the Land Office at
kaska skia fortluplcate certificates of numbers
765 and 1893 for the west fractional half Sec
ton No 10, and $. W. quarter section No. Is,
in township No. $, south Of range No. z west,
entered by Washington sterrit, the originals
of which were lost by me on my way from ST.
Louis to Kaskaskia.
JOIgre RANKIN,
.assignse q y .s4ssgfoa Sfsrtl
June 12.--1O5 SIN
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
s e., STATES. ass

II a ? y
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
y .. STATES. 81
EETHEREAS the President Of the
Wv United States is authorized by
law TO cause certain public lands to be
exposed to sale: mo.
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, Presi-
dent of The United States, do hereby de-
clare and make known, that public sale
shall be held at Poke Bayou (town Of
Napoleon, where the Land Office for
Lawrence County District, in the Arkan-
sas Territory, is located, on the second
Monday in October next, for the disposal
(agreeably to law of such lands, situate
in the military tract within the said dis
trict, as have not been appropriated to
the satisfaction Of Warrants for military
services.
The lands reserved by law for the use
of schools will, as usual, be reserved
from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of
Washington, this 18th day Of July, in
the year 1921.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MEiGS,
Commissioner IF she General La,sd 06ice-
Printers CT the laws of the UnlteS S Atss In
the states of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Chic,
and Tennessee, are reguestedto M
sert the above once week until the first Mon
day in October next, and send their accounts
(receiptod) to the General Land Office.
Aug. lift ,T
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

FROM TIE LONDON LITERARY MAGAZINE.
r THE OLD MAIDS DIARY.
Is. Anxious for coming out, and the
Affection ofthe men.
l6. Begins to lave some idea Of the
tender passion.
II, Talks Of love in a cottage, and
disintcrested affection. 4
49, Fancies, herself, in love with some
handsome man who has battered her.
10. is little rnoreAdifficult in conse-
quencc Of being noticed. Is
90. Commences fashionable dashing.
s2l. Still more confidence in her own
attractions, and expects brilliant esta-
blishmcnt. sssr ~
= %. Refuses good offer because he
is not a man Of fashion. aa
%. Flirts with every young man sho
meets. ses
"a. Wonders she is not married.
IS. Rather more circdwspect in her
conduct. eg5s !. y
26.sBegins 10 think = large fortune
not quite 50 indispensable. So
,s7. Prefers the COMPANY Of rational
men q flirting. Y { $3.50. MA
90. Wishes to be married ina quiet
way with comfortable income,
g.: Almost despairs of entering the
married state. y $50
80. Rather fearful Of being called an
oldmaid.
81. An additional love Of dress.
80. Processes to dislike balls, finding
it difficult to get good partners. IS,
SO. Wonders how men can leave the
society Of, sensible women to flrt with
chits. III
"a, Affects good hnmour in her con-
yersation with men. s.
IS. Jealous of the praises Of women.
Sc. Quarrels with her friend who is
lately married.
81. Thinks herself slightsds in society.
es. Likes talking Of her acquaintances
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
STATE pAPEN

EAILL be received for Few choice Quar-
w ter Sections Of Land, on the Military
Tract in Pike county.-For particulars inquire
Of VAN zAND'r & ROCKWELL.
At their Office IN EslwaTdsvilie, or
& II. w. WOODBRIDGE,
= 81 $50 st. Louis, Missouri.