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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20
flirting .9radnm,y,

on Fairfax street, at the school room recent
iy occupied BY Mr. EGmonds, where y a
strict attention and adherence to his occupa-
ton and duly he will -ndessor once more 10
merlI your patronage.
An inspection OF the improvement oil 5O
pupils OF this place is the best criterion re-
sppcting the utIbt, OF the system 10 any
gentlemen OF ladies Who are douottn' OF the
FACT mat any dli'gent pupil may acquire me
theory OF two correct hands m 10 days. Mr.
u. engages To convince oil their error, 10y
perfect demonstration. whenever they VIII
honor him with call.
A lew families may be attended by making
eark application. Hours ul tuition from
IL | / and to "A night school IS open
..un. 7tu Q
Cundi i,ns and terms as heretofore, ex-
elusive OF iuel, S-c.
& The school will continue ONE
MONTH, ONLY. Those who apply early
" Nh find i, To their advantage, as they will
CA they choosr) have the privilege OF cont,
nuins the whole term without any additional
charge. .s.
nov 9 uo'eool
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20

Cofec, New Orleans Sugar and
ssuiassCs.
WILLIAM FOWIE, {. co.
Have for safe, landing from tie schooner
Hector, captai" Sncu,
1000 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
IN STORE
$50 hogsheads SewOi" ans Sugar
60 do New-Orleans aid prime re.
talllne. M GLASSES.
sept 60 U
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20
Grand Prizes

Sold aud Idid jy Gillespie.
tTo wears and a hait, viz:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20
READING-ROOM
MARINE UOU R. Al.
PORTOF ALEXANDRIA, nor. ly,

ARRIVED,
Schr General Green, capt. Halves, IL
days from Boston, cargo plaster, wine,
bale goods, sperm oil, Russia duck and
,hee.ings. cramberries, onions, potatoes,
g.. to Merchants OF the Dis rict,
Schr Melvins, capt. Neii,from Patuxent,
Tobacco. to- J. Ii Laid & co.
SchrJ ,sePh, capt. Prince, Sloop Favor
tie. capt. DYER, and large fleet of Finland
Vessels. with ere wood and various kinds
country produce.
Srhr Jane, from. the W. Indies, passed
m.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20
! rain. Citizens OF .AieAand. Ia

- G. DEE Fl has the pleasure of in
-. forming you that, having reco''red
from his ndlsposltion ne has recommended
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20
A Young Man.

"lSHiNG to embark in the Dry Good
W or Grocery business, Icing &C
qualn,efwit both, and has al his .,sl. al
1000 dollars, which he would be wiring 10
put IN stock pruyiUihe an otter n e-llrg bis
appreciation be- mace 10 hin; he would pre-
Ter engaging With house already establish
ed. Comnunca tons on the subject sddres-
sed to A. b. H. and LEI, al lie posi Office, III
be attended 10.
nov
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20

O,rt;culsrly important in The United
i 2, thai the Rising generation shoe'd
1 ISIS correct Anowiecse OF tneIr own
.n,r, aud patriotic attachment to its
ssilse: s
f,ur hundred dollars, and gold
.j,I worth fifty dollars, be gwen to the
Thor being an American citizen, vino,
u ,%in two Years, shall produce the best
.Ileo his DRY OF the United States, and
H.b with such history, shall contain a
HE exposition OF tie situation, char
-,.r and interests, absolute snd relative,
~, 4 american Republic, calculated for
lass book in acauemies and schools.
h;,wor.; IS 10 be examined and approx
-, committee Of the institution IN
a.:srre to tie interest of its matter, the
.r..s OF its facts and principles, the
inv. psrspicuity and elegance of its
=, and lis adaptation to its intended
,vrps'e ,.c.....r l..
-, =, possible with the freedom of judg-
,gpI in authors, yet it will be expected
t,,t the examining committee, in accsp- :
ma WORK which is to re Give the premi,
~ aud sanction Of the Society, will sus
-, the alterations of any word, phrase
e. frure, which is not strictly pure and
l,-reet according to the best usage Of the
English language.
Ry order Of the Academy,
ALEX. M'LEOD, Rec. Sec'ry."
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Not tzC0 blanks to n pri1 G..

Prize. all payable in cash, sui jet TO de-
ducton Of Is per cent.
In Offering to the pubic the 5'h class OF
the " asbingion Mo. umsnl Lottery, the Ma
nagers deem 1t unnecessary to I.r,sI their
appeal to it. patronage, to enab't them to
complete The monument, 20 honorable 10 the
patriotism of The state aud ornamental to the
city of Baltimore, confidently relying n ity
receiving every encouragement and a-'is-
lance necessary to accomplish the Object it
has in view.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-20
s les by Auction.

iuDnc sale.
THIS DAY, at ~ o'clock,
SA'lLL be sold at the auction store, va
w rlely OF good, among which are
Sugar il barrels, Gin in barrels,
DC in hoghshesds, Brandy in DO
hoiasses III barrels. Vinegar in do
Rum IN do Cordial in kegs
New and second hand furniture,
Also, 7rithsul res.rve 70 close on act of d dc
ceased person., estate,
go quarter boxt> It Young Hy son tea
3 casks red VINE,
.eroons Indigo.
ALSO,
A valuable hou.. servant, TO serve for q
ierm OF years. ALSO.
50 pieces superior domestic shrtIngs,
10 do End cloths
do cassimeres
10 do Irish linens. &c. &c.
s. A. MARSTELLER, Auet'r
nov Is
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
Sale Of Public lands.

N pursuance Oil eo fresiden' . fro'
clamation oil the 18Th OF September
last, the publc sale oi Lands in The Land-
Office al Edwardsvllle, will commence
on Monday the first day of January next.
For ,he inform alton and convenience
Of those who may wish to purchase, the
Register and Receiver, acting as super
intendents OF the sale, hereby make
known the particular townships which
will be offered for sale ON each day re-
spectlveiy, VIZ.
Monday, Ian. /, township 8 N. OF range
9 west, and township
N. Of range 10 wes,.
Tuesday, do. 9, townships - and Is N.
o. range 10 west.
Vedn day do. 5, o~nshups | ! and 2 N.
o. range | w,sn
Thursday, do, 4, township i3 n. OF range
west, ana township 8
n. OF range 2 west.
Friday, do 5 lovnshIps 7 and 8 N.
OF range / = west.
Saturday, do. 6, townships 9 and 10 n.
oil rem 10 vest.
Monday, do. s, TOWNSHIPS | aud II N.
otranse II west.
Tuesday, do, 9, township IS N. OF range
- west, and township 6
n. OF rang Is ives
W edn'day do 10, township 7 d,d n. Of
ot ran ives.
Thursday, do II, township 9 and 10 4. q
OF range 5 west.
friday, do Il, townships and , n.
oil range ) VS..
saturday, do IS, ownsh!p s. N. OF range
Is west, aud all the
fractional townships III
ranSC ID west.
The sale will cnmEence every morn
~ al zine O'Clock.
EDWARD COLES.
BEN. STEPHENSON.
Eagua rGsviUe, Dec, %. 1890
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
E-s7.:s.t.crs TO TIE EDITOR.
" NcnHcHu, December 81, lG-

XGH6GHI, December Il, lGI9.
"Tnc subject Of State Bank has
been much agitated for few days past.
Yesterday sundry resolutions were offer
cd in the House Of Representatives to
ascertain the opinions Of the members on
that important subject After several
fruitless attempts, the following rcsolu-
tons were adopted-Ayes 10, Noes /.
" Resoloe3, That it is eXpedient 10
establish State Bank on the credit OF the
stale the public faith, and the proceeds
Of the salinos to be pledged for the re-
demption Of the bills; the bills to bear
three per cent. interest, and TO be loaned
out at SIX per cent interest, on sufficient
real o. personal security; ten per cent
of the whole amount o Tissues t. be with
drawn from circulation annually; the
bills 10 pay all debts due to tie state, SC.
" Re3oivcd, That executions which
have or Shall issue on debts now exist
ing, ought to be repleyied until the first
day Of November next, and for two years
longer unless the notes Of the proposed
banl, shall be received in payment.
i" Eeaolvea, That on contracts which
shall be entered into after the first day OF
May next, no replevin OR stay Of execu-
ton ought to be allowed.
"The artillery of Shawncetown was
lcyelled against the proposed measure,
and all that argument and ingenuity
could do was employed to defeat the pro-
ject.
81 have no doubt but bill establish
ing State Bank and branches, as pro
posed in the resolutions, will pass the
House of Representatives and we have
reason TO believe it will pass the Senate
also"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
Notice.

gE&HE undersigned. administrator on
4 the estate of ELISHA DODGE,
late of Alton, Madison county, deceased,
gives notice, that, having fully admins
tered the said estate, he will make appll-
cation to the commissioners court for
Madison county, Cor to such other court
or board as c legislature at their PR,
sent session may appoint and establish
for the settlement Of the estates of de-
ceased pcrsons,) at their March term
A. d. 1921, for final settlement and
adjustment Of said estate according to
law---when and where all persons con-
cerned may attend, if they choose.
AUGUSTUS LANGWORTHY,
AdminiStrutor.
Alton, Dec. |, l39O-S4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
/" Washington City, Dec. 4, 1920.

"In addition to the recommendation
made by the President in favor of the
public land debtors, the Secretary Of the
Treasury has this moment handed in his
annual report, and also strongly recon-
mcnds similar measure. His report
details two different plans of relief which
will embrace the case Of almost, indeed
! believe every individual. think we
may therefore consider the prospect OF
relief almost certain"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
MAYORS OFFICE,
PhiiaGcLhAia, N6O. IS, 1920.

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'or a. ~ s1.,. i',', perlol r.i.i''en % fores
~i' VI Poor ','i''fcSs oue "a DaSe ana "ePi''e.
Pf.hcip'e VINO nave VISITED our country "i''
eoan'eiieis rec"iino'''''',
,io"'' am. spurious se,''e'ieh.S u aA0u6eo
'o,'I losc suns VI oeoc''ioii ii"' tf"' eiS-
es. .'.e oo,dE III a'os' every orec''on' eA-
NUNS .iieif 'aisc ooc"ii'eh's lof '.,e purpose
VI ", 0'','''''e ''on'! ic' 'ne os'e'sloie opje0'
'0i'o ~ e'0If s'sr igI' ", g i'o
Ni''e 'ia' - ''''e1' 20 'cpuiia o'ui0"eS
G.s,lof ca by ilfe OF e"r'hd4al,@s' 10 "'Sis'
''i'V'eH'ea 'iil"ae'' muse al ''"'1 pceh S"ePi
NY " sof'ie s"l c'''9'fo!'i'G' VI 20 re''i'"e-
,"'O ,or i'S'Ss i''eiF s''''ni'Ga u! tH"'e9 oi
1'T ,, oee'9': nouSAi",s Oh uoi'"'s naNG peet
Iy.lee'ca III ''iis way IRON ''le GHari,1Oie "d
,.u''"ne' "'ro ".'e suspected" 'i4' 'iie "hU''
" DO o"sc 'eorlI''io' gov up supports" U
forgery ana irauu' ana inc proceeds soien APP
pHcu 10 ana olN'dtd amongst rf@e gang Oh
.iose con'eaei"'Sd ''ili'hls from "a source
ti"t can be renee on they nave rendezvous
III TINS c't'E' from winch they isSie on their de-
predatory excursions and a'ler Dclh5 absent
from lhrce TO we've months, ana sometimes
longer, they return WIN theif spoli.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
Notice.

TIME undersigned sometime in April, 1919,
4 executed three promissory notes or
bonds to one Burrcl M'Connell-one for two
hundred dollars, made payable in October last
one for ten dollars, payable about the same
time; the other for the sum Of ) $50, made
payable next October come a year. This no.
tee is to prevent any assignment or transfer
of said notes, as | have paid them, and have
the obligation Of the said MConneltto deliver
the same to me, and II receipt against the said
notes. Madison County, December %, 1920.
(Signed) ANDREW LAWELL,
Ian 2-S4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
IVaahinrton, Dec. 9.

tPH"HtHo1oH, CfC. y.
From the unequlvocai Indications OF
a disposition oithc House OF Representa-
tives, on yesterday, that debate on the
Missouri question should not be much
further prolonged, we have great hopes
that it will soon be brought to a close in
that body. The question may possibly
be taken on this day. The tone and
temper of the debate have been such
as no man would have desired to be other
than they were, and confer dignity and
respect on body in which it has taken
place.
The same remarks apply also to the
debate on the same subject whichis going
on liz the Senate, but which,we apprchend,
will not terminate SO early as that in the
House Of Representatives.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
N.GfSN

& hN Friday or Saturday last, near the
~ courthouse in Edwardsville, a
small Red Morocco Pocket Book, pref
ty we'll worn, containing s. note on the
Bank Ct Missouri; note Of hand for
$50, signed by Joseph Borough, in favor
of the subscriber; and several other
notes and papers, Whoever viii return
said Pocket Book, with the papers, to
the subscriber in Six Mile Prairie town
ship, or will leave it at the Office OF the
Spectator, shall be entitled 10 the money
contained in it.
HENRY HAYES,
Oct 3l---3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

THE CARRIER
OF THE
EDU.2RDsG}ILE SFECT.iTOR
YO. HIS PATRONS.
OF THE


EDU.2RDST!LLE SPECT.1T0R
ro. HIS PATRONS.
The Carriers muse, 10 exc rhyme,
Il forced to call on kufker TIME--
With; hoary lock Gu forehead streaming,
Else poets say, bald-head seeming;
Because, last circuit court, she saw
The san lad got engaged in law
And cy'ry case that went TO jury,
Sol made it Plain as dag before yc!
Leaving bright phGbus at the docket,
4 eIping the lawyers fees to pocket,
The Carrier gives you timely warning
That TlaE has brought the New Years
morning.
TINE brings many woad'rous things,
As maDy tlose the poet sings:
And sometimes have heard it hinted
The Times seemed hard and somehow
s;inte>l--
But let the times be hard or easy,
My patrons, It's my aim to please ye.
For this, trudge through mud or snow,
Whene'er the printer bids me go;
Needless of cold, or wet, or slect,
Happy, Il smiles from you | meet.
Not SO when for my native land
Napoleon bore the battle brand,
Subducd whole continents-and babe
Their Hnedl tyrants bare the blade,
The cause Of mighty France to aid
Then in the lap CT wealth carest,
My infant years seemed fully bles:
With ov'ry giit in Fortunes power,
Nor iook'd for dark er hour.
That hour--alas! for France and me,
Fell soon, and am what you see
Young Mercury to bear the news;
And i'rsnce---,os pauvre malhcreux
What TINE has doae Throughout; the year,
Whose exit brings tie Carrier hero
What King has had pain ith' head,
Or 90een--sG Get Crcature--brou.;ht to
bed
Orpnt man there, in the stead
OF him whose vagrant inclination
Chose beauties, in an humber station
What TRIAL is now going on,
10 cheat Queen OF half throne
What Congress has done, or may do
Before de session is gone through
What's done by cur own Legislature,
Or what has happened in our state, CT
Countv---Hae the SPECTATOR.
There you viii find the whole narrated,
Nor need il recapitu..ted.
Now, gentle, kind, and gen'rous Patrons,
Husbands, or beaux, or bellies, ormairons,
% ALL make my best congs,
And wish a HAPPY NEW-YEAhs DaY.
,j1HKarU l. 1921
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
Yer SALE,

IN iNdentnred Negro Man.
FKxIIE above Negro is about twenty
4 three years Of age, and has thirteen
years to serve; is well acquainted with
farming; a pretty good rough shoe ma
ker, and has attended at distilcry; 2ha
possesses good moral character. For
further information, apply to the Printer.
Oct. l7---7S4t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
JandaNa, Dec. 2G
NEW STATE BANK.

Much has been said by our members
during the last week, about the establish
III mi of a New State Bank, the features
OF which, as near as we are able to learn,
are the following: One principal bank
at Vant,aia, with four branches al other
r!aces-The property and resources of
r1e state to be pledged for the redemp-
ton of its Notes.-The state TO be the only
',tockholdcr-The president and direc-
aeors to be chosen by the legislature
30 issue notes to the amount OF S250,OO0,
bcariry 8, per cent interest, to be re-
deemed within six years--To be loaned
to individuals at six per cent. interest,
taking security on unencunlbercd real
estate, for the payment OF ten per cent.
and the interest neutrality-suspicious. re-
1using to take it in payment of debts,
compelled to wait two years, the debtors
giving good security-To wind up its
concerns in eight years. What recep-
ton this plan will meet with by the house,
we know not; although we are convinced
something must be done for the relief
OF the people. A1telNgencer.
BY the census lately taken under the
authority OF the state, 1t appears that this
state contains so, $40 inhabitants, iilclud-
ing free persons of co.or and slaves. ID.
The commissioners for surveying and
laying out a national road, passed through
this place on Tuesday last, on their re
turn to the eastward. We understand
that the line now run by them, is not the
fixed and definite one, but that they have
it in contemplation to return in the spring
+ and determine the route. We do MOI
vet despair OF seeing the road run through
this place, although the line as now run
leaves US some 8 or 10 miles to tht
south. 10.
The convention now sitting in Massa
chusetts consists of 492 members, o
whom 467 are present
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
JAMES RUSH.
Centrm RaRs IF Georgeto1en and /,
HUsbiijo,t.U Mr., X 1870 {

The public are hereby notified, that the Di-
rectors OF this instiIu,ion having reason 4 De-
lIcve that the genuine One Hundred ID lar
mites issued by it IF the.e are any now oat)
hase been withheld from cilcul..ton, for
fraudulent purposes, b. the c'rc lators OF
counterfeit notes Of tue same denomination:
1t IS particularly requested that no not pur-
porting to be for One Hundred Dollars. OF The
'eni1Hi Bank 81 Grur3rtnmn and Wash az on.
Dc received by any person whatever, tina yi.c
present holders may be obliged TO present
them for payment at the Bank, where u proper
investigation VIII take place.
\. 4. LEVERING, CASHIER
\. b. Printers throughout he United States
viii serve die public, and aid in the detecion
ofa set ofswindlars, by giving few Insertions
20 the above.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.
PhiiaieibAia, Nsvem6.sr. lo2J

I7IIfIt, tFUUG0O-93 I0oV.
The public are iniorneQ that the c9inag. of
Copper VIII be disconunucd, for some tine,
a. the Mint Of the United States. 4 Large
supply OF Gents, however, is now reaay or
distribution; and on Application, Val DC
furnished, to any reasonable AMOUNT, u X
change for ali equal amount in specie, o. pa
per lnotes or dat s. receivable IN al, Il &.
Banks IN Philadelphia or, on evidence CT
credit beng entered N favor Of the Treas trll
81 the United states, IN the Bank Of the United
states or any Otis branches.
Shipments sill BIZ made agreeably to order;
Insurance effected and pad, and an adequate
allowance made for freight to any port III sac
United States to when vessels are cleared
out from Philadelphia.
Application to be made to the Treasurer Of
the Mint.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
Town CT Monroe.

GlXTEEN LOTS advantageously ST.
> tua,ed in the above town, viii be sold
on liberal terms, Oh credit Of 6 and ,
months. Ien i.3.s will be sold for cs 81,
for the purpose of conveying fine
stream OF spring ater "hica is u Z cen
venent dlstance) into the Town.
Fourteen Lots of 10 acres each, hea-
Willy timbered Wood Land, first rate soil,
in sight of the town, are also offered Tor
sale. Two o.the above lots have springs
on them.
MONROE
Is situated on the first Eigh ground
above the junction Of the Mississippi and
Illinois rivers, on the border Of beat
.iful prairie about one mile wide, with
in half mile of q most excellent steam
boat landing, in sight Of severa line stone
quarries, plenty of good timber and eS-
cellent spring water, within hall mil"
of mii!-seat sufficiently large to drive
machinery of a considerable size, and Is
on an elevation Of about % feet above
high water marx. There is a gradual
descent from the town TO the river. he
commercial advantages that must result
from town situated in the centre OF the
western country. near the confluence OF
three of the largest and most beautiful
rivers in the United States, are difficult
to be imagined, appear without limits,
and must strike the attention OF every
man who looks forward to the rising
greatness Of the western country.
A Ferry will be applied for opposite
the town, and the nearest and most direct
road from Vandalia to Frank lin on the
Missouri, will pass through Monroe.
Monroe is situated 90 miles from St
Louis, and 10 from ST. Charles on the
Missouri.
VAN ZANDT & WELL.
Military, Land, and General Agency,l
Edwarlsy!lle, Is. Cd January, 1921,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

EdwQrdsuiUe MechaAics' Society.
4 MONTHLY meeting Of this Society will
a be held at the house OF Messrs. J. G. Bru-
ner Stuckey, on Saturday evening next, at
O'Clock.
J. II. RANDLE, Secretary.
January 9, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

MtRRlEn--0n Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. MIR. Gid,Hngs, Mr. ID. A. SrAuLnlsG t.
Igs. JULIA Am CAnoLAN, both OF Ibis place.
DlED-ia 81. I.ouis. on the %, ult. JESSE
3. BoaSE, Esq. son o. the late Coz. Daiie.
uuone.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02
Books Coy Sale.

DUS3El.t'o MODERN EUROPE. 5 vols.
AZ Vols. Il and - AMERICAN SrATri
PAPERS, 3 copies.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES, s vols
BI.ACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES IN
TIE LAWS OF ENGLAND, 4 vols.
The above books are of the latest and moe
editions,
.glopiy AZ THIS Qgce,
NOV. 27--s
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

= Il HE copartncrshiD heretofore exist
\ is,ing between Doctors Josiah I.
Bcus and Charles P. Livingston, was
dissolved on the lst inst. by mutual con-
sent. JOSIAH +. BELTS,
CHAS 2. LIVINGSTON,
Kaskaskia, Nov. IS, ls2o-785
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

The convention now sitting in Massa-
chusetts consists Of 492 members, of
whom 467 are present,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-01-02

BY the census lately taken under the
authority OF the state, it appears that this
state contains 5O,346 inhabitants, inClud-
ing free persons Of co.or and slaves. ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-25
Fancy Articles in his Line,
which he will sell low for cash, such as the

which he will sell low for cash, such as the
following:
Patent hair brushes, cloth do. tooth do
Nails do. shoe do. razors of all sorts
Travelling cases, dressing cases
Powder pufs, hair powder.
Pomatum Of all kinds, dressing combs
Pocket and sporting knives
Tortoise shell pocket combs
Tuck do. pocket do. common
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes
Shaving soap, pocket books
Looking glasses. Hopkins straps
DUFF do. snuff boxes
Curling tongs, Cologne water
Lavender do. snniseed paste, rough
Homes for razors, lead pencils Il cases
Watch chains, watch keys
Hopkins" paste, Ladies thread cases
Segar boxes. segars, first quality
Best chewing tobacco, and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
N. b. Shaving or hair cutting done on the
lowest terms, and great deduction made foT
those that shave By the year.