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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-10
SPECTATORS
EDWARDsvILLE, JULY 10, 1921.

"Hear both side8."-A writer who
styles himself " Another of the People"
has undertaken, in a series of essays
publishing in the Illinois Inteligencer,
to vindicate the pretensions of Judge
Phillips to the Office of governor. The
following is the second number.
From the Illinois intelligencer, July3.]
No. 2.
When quibbling demagogues retract
from the character of good man, it is
but Justice due to his friends, TO allow
them to point out to the world the merits
of the prosecuted.
find that One of the People" keeps
scribbling away on the old sing song
story of Slavery, together with illusions
to Judge Phillips non-residence in the
state. The latter of these objections |
shall endeavor to refute in future
number; but as TO the first, shall, can
didly, as friend to the Judge, connect
his election with the principles so much
denounced by the blockhead who en-
deavors to injure his popularity.
Slavery, in moral point of view, l
despise as much as any man !; but in a
POLITICAL light, and as a present conve-
nience, I think majority of the people
of this state will join me in saying that
it will be an advantage--how and in what
manner I shall endeavor to explain in
subsequent numbers. Admitting the
principles now, that the admission OF a
certain description of persons will be Of
benefit to the state, admonish those
favorable to the federation of slavery to
rally round Judge Phillips, as a man
through whom their objects can be &C
complished-and Judging from the good
sense of the people at large, I have no
doubt but that majority may be found
in his favor.
The people have too long acted from
principles of abstract philosophy, in ex-
Guiding what would be beneficial, for the
unm Gaming name ofJreedom. Let them
emerge from those fairy ideas, and let
some of them throw off the veil ofhypoc-
racy, which now covers the real princi-
Piles Of their minds, and declare at once
that we will act fol- the benefit of the state
Friends Of liberal PRINCIPLES
you are stronger than you suppose
From extensive tours through the state
find that majority are ofthe same prin-
ciples which l here advocate. Organ
ize yourselves and act like freemen-be
no longer dictated to by priests, or bound
down by those who oppose your interest
Now is the time, or never, to see Hi.
nois on a respectable foo,ing-miss this
opportunity, and you are forever lost
Your population will be stationary for a
number of years; and your political
standing will, for an age, be that of an
inferior grade. But once open your
doors to all kinds of emigration, and you
will soon have standing among the
proudest states in the Union. Keep this
in mind when you vote for the mex,
Governor, and remember that through
Judge Phillips you will have a chance to
achieve what could no, be done by a
man of ordinary capacity or resolution.
.Anether ofthe Peohh.
June llth, 1921.
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Communicates for the National Gazette.)

Communications the National Gazette.)
Ertract Of letter dated Lisbon,
.4trH 81.
Our Congress has come to the deter
mination to prohibit altogether the i'm
portation Of Flour, to take place within
two months from the 10th inst. and in
like manner, wheat, when the medium
price of this grain, the produce of this
kingdom, does not exceed Rs. 800 per al
queir. The duty on foreign wheat will
then be Rs. 200 per alqueir, on the hard
grain usually received from Egypt,
Greece, and the Ports of the Mediter-
ranean; RS. 100 per alqueir duty on the
soft wheat, produce ofthe northern ports,
including the U. States, imported in
foreign bottoms j; and if conveyed here
by Portuguese vessels, to pay one half
the duty herein specified. Indian corn
to be prohibited in like manner, unless
the average price of the market exceeds
Rs. 400 per alqueir, for the country
grain; and the duty on foreign, to be
Rs. 100 per alqueir; and the one half Of
the duty if imported in Portuguese bot
toms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
2 929,676
5,4770O
O46.776

Leaving a surplus Of S5.673 324 per annum.
from which viii be deducted the interest on any
loan that may be authorized during the pre-
sent year
The preceding view will shew, that the
committee, in answer to the second question,
To wit " Whether any measures are ncces-
sary to increase the revenue 20 are Of opin-
ion thaNthc revenue is amply adequate to the
expenses OF the government, and of course,
that no msasure for Is increase isnecessary.
To the third resolution, to wit: "Is OK.
pedient 20 prohibit or impose additional dn-
ties on the importation Of foreign 50 tits, and
TO impose an excise on domestic spirits 2"
the committee answer, that the revenue
from imported spirits amounted, in 1918 TO
50, 646, SO, in the year 1919 TO the sum Of
SI,959, rs and it is believe, that that Of
the year 1929 viii not amount 10 the sum + =
ceiyed in 1919. Bot, the committee ore o!
opinion, that the imposition Of an excise, az
this time Of extreme distress, would be I'M
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rae wl,1owrn Mrr,,rp

i'iE WtOoNED MOTHER.
BESIDE her babe. ~ no sweet, siept,
aida~'i Mother Sd, aud ~ept
O'er Nens OF love gone nj;
And as the snbs thick gathering came,
sae harmrI'd her dead Husband, name
Mid that cad lullaby
w-ii m,sh, that iilia,y he sad.
For not one single fIi.nd she had
ID this cold hearted Eaith;
The sea vii moi give bach its pFey-
AMI ihey ~ere wiapt IN hareisn clay
Wnv gave the orphan birth.
Sledtastiy asa star doth look
Upon little narmurinc brook.
She gazed upon the bosom
And TAR brow Of her sleeping Som
y mtretui Heasen! when an.-ycne
Thine Is this earthly bios,cmi''
wiie thus she sat-a sunbeam broke
Into the roam the Babe awake.
AID frou his ctadle siniledt
Al, me what kindling smiles a, ct there
know not whether was more fair,
The Mother OF her CkiidI
With JOY fresh sprung frs,n short a;srn,s.
ine sai.'ef stretched his fosy arms,
AM to her bo.ouI ieapt-
f. All les'e at osoe we're swept away.
and said face as bright as tay..
Forgive me hat wepi! 70
s.frrings there are from Nature .prrrc
Gar ht!n not heard. bor Poets tongue
hay venture To declare
MAI this as Holy Wit is sure
The griets she hid, "a here endure
She caa herself .resait %
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virtue OF deed 0ftrnsi * for the purposes therein
- stated, VIII he sold 81 public auction Ucdaes.
aay, ne l'fh day Of jprf merit al eleven O'clock OIL
Tie pieinses. those valuable BRICK TENEmENTS on
Snllngbeok street being i've IN number commencing
AZ the tenement al The OF Rollingbruuk and
sycamore streets, occupied by Davis & Fauar and
extending ia The lot Of Ar. James Kn@x which are
NUMBERED ia said deed Nn.I 2, g. ! and g. tops. her
With Brick Lumber HURse. and other valuable i'm
prOveDents on SAFE let's The whole vs. ~ he sold or 20
much thereof as viii I've necessary pay the debt and
interest mentioned IN said rusi deed This property
IS valuable aud Grctive aud certainly IL worthy The
aiienii9n 'trefs0us OF capital.
The tehenltnis are under rent Of from ELK twelve
DuhdTtd dollars each; and being situated in the most
c"iniuefciat part OF the town. Will always command n
e"od rent; and being also fully insured from loss by
IRE w The BichHisnd Office, the rendered
peTiecliy secure on that be3d. Should any person
residing at distance wish for farther
respecting THIS valuable property, they may obtain II
ny writing tn re al This place.
The property will be- sold by Mr. william Moore.
anciioEeer, on credit ofthree. six, and nme months
equal instruments, for approved, endorsed negotiable
shall be paid, deed will lie any time made on,
RECEIVING GeedOf ust 10 secure the purchase money,
The notes will he reqared the sale is closed
aud III case OF failure T. deliver them by o'clock
~ so required, the properly, sucb pa 10 bought
BY amy person failing to give such notes. will be Se s0d
at1 o'csok OF the evening Of tile day, upon the
ierms. JOHN ALLISON, Trustee.
TeIersburr, Jan rs. ids
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Valuable ProDerfy for safe.

? y
E'HE subscriber being ADVISED by his physicians To
remove 10 the south, for Tie benefit OF his health
is determined 10 sell ~ public aHciion premises
on lHeSddy, HE 2Tfh day Of February neat, IL fair
or lhe next fair day at eleven O'clock that valuable
fhRH on which he now resides, on The CbickaboiDiHy
river, and on the Mecbauicsye turnpike road con-
tanning sos acres. by LAKE survey, about four miles
from the ely Gf RicbnOnd-s2 acres OF which lies on
tue opposite side Of the road aud viii he sold separate
The subscriber invites all persons wishing To- purs
chase To come aud view the premises before the dav Of
sale The terms viii be accommodating, and made
known on the day.
Oa ne same day, will be sold several NEGROES
one Of them excellent carriage driver Stock Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep 5Gd HOgs-some good Cows aud
Caves, ard yoke Of Oxeu--s Wagon aud team Of
young hules-a JACK and two GeBsts- Household and
Kitchen furniture. and IA ming Ute nsis.-cash will
he required for the nrFroesnne months credi, for all
sums above thirty soiarscash Tor s under that sum
RICHARD CUiiD.
IIrurfcn
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comr.,sstoner's tlDses, Richmond, Ian. S, Isai.
II CHANCERf....1be creditors OF JOHN GiBSOr
Iste oi the county Of Prince william In the stats o
nme,n.s: and the creditors Of the deceased MARY
OF Liverpool In the Kingdom Of Great britain
wihtahe notice that b, virtue Of decree Of the Hon.
Souft OF The United Statss for The Finh Circuit aud
,usin'a ps,ric, made In the suit, VIM. KiIkpstrick
James Btswn aud John epculioch, executors Of IN,
testament and last will OF Mary Heasy dec. the said
james brown and Agnes his wife, which said Agnes 4,
on,y eaoghier OF said Mary Heasty, John Gibson
eio'on: Peter Gibson, James Gibson and Thomas Glib
SON. cnhdren and next Of kin, and adninistI ators
ana admihisirattix, &C. Of Peter Gibson, dec. who
"'e' ""aou' .......S.. PfairtiGs
AGAINST -
Alexander Henderson, John Spence and James Reed.
executors, &c. OF the said John Gibson, dec.
-, Defendants,
that liberty Is reserved To them come in aud prs,e
tneir respective claims before Office a. Com.
nsa"nsr In the city of Richmond at any time with In
ten months hom the 22d day OF December, is2o-and
tai those who fail to do so, will be barred of an
Opportunity To make them Afterwards.
WM. MACKENZIE, Nc. c.
a Am
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Knlnnblc Gnnds nt Anciin,.

THE WHOLE STOCK or STORE No. T. under the
Eagle Hotel, s'ili he sold auction on Ihursdav
tie iSM inst Al ten O'Clock. VI comprises variety
- baTdware, Sdddterg, Piafed Hare. JeTetyg
JGpGnbs1'g, LcGGher, aud FANCY GOOtbS. Of recent
tuipD t4ou 10 particular good assortment Of plated
Candieseks aud me pair iib branches Ia match Of
superior p!aie, and silver mounted rich glass
easioTs tea ano ofIse pots suffer HAYS, aud
PAIR gold plated caadiesncks sets Of tea trays aud
set 90 pieces very superior ivory handle Knives and
forks one set dish CoysTs few blGe printed
dining uarc also one cask " Bfammal's" best files
one eask Wbilhed's warranted steelyards; one cask
do. screw plates one DO painted tcale beams; few
htst rate American manufactured ri1es few gross
lich giii fashionable coat and vest buttons English
brides one set patent rig driving rens wb warn
ely of other articles too numerous TO part uiatizt.
my alcle will he sold at private sale very Op Until
tue 18Th, In lots To accommodate purcbasefs.
W. c. & G. CLARKE, Anctieneefs.
Feb. q. ss..ds
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wise. and la noe demanded by thc CONDITION
ofthe Treasury, and that. if Imposed, it would
be difficult 10 collect; and, If collected, il
wo;'ld, IN some parts OF the Union be in pa
per little available to the Treasury. They,
therefore, submit their opinion against any
immediate imposition OF an excise on domes-
tic SPIRITS, or OF any new duty on, or prohibi-
ton of, the importation of foreign spirits.
The committee have thus far confined
themselves 10 the answering of the three re-
solutions referred 10 them they have. how
ever, deemed it not impr, per, whilst on the
subject, to submit. their views of the hnan-
cial state of the Treasury.
The demands on the Treasury, necessary
to complete the payments for the year 1920,
are,
For civil, diplomatic and mis-
cellaneous S855,905 90
Public debt 2,076,91S Is
Mississippi stock 57l,827 81
Navy Department (report Of
21st Dec.) 1,llO,OO0 90
War Department,
agreably 10 letter
from the Secretary,
dated 31st Jan. to
the committee of
WAYS and Means $685. s5 IS
From which must
be deducted, agree
ably to the same let
ter, the amount of
money IN The hands
OF the Treasurer as
Agent for that De
parlnemt, on the LIST
Jan. the sum OF S5I,565 50
44072O IS
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Chester HiH A. ISnLe

E1Y virtue Of deed OF trust made by william GAY
ID and Lucy u. his wife, 10 the Subscribers dated
tue eu'b day Of January, 1917, aud Of record ia the
county court OF CbesttTfcidwill he exposed TO sale
Ivy auction on the premises on SafurG0y the third
ddgV merit month, for money t. be paid down the
sale, the wirle or so much Of tie tract Of LAND in
Chesterfield county, usually called CHESTER HILL,
containing. more less. lGj viii pay the
expenses attending the execution Of the trust and he
two follow ing sums wit: fifteen hundred seven.
teen dollars, MY cents. with interest thereon from the
nTst day Of January, i520aDd fourteen hundred and
hbv seven dollars atty cents, With interest thereon
from the first Gay Of January last If less than the
wbaie tract shall be sold The part that is SOLD will 10
all that part ~ the which will lie between James
river, and line ito be thereafter run) beginning at
Falling creek, and running parallel with The turnpike
road (Which runs through The land,) TO the opposite
iine Of the uact.--Tbe purchase money be paid
down AT The sale. deed will he prepared and ready
for delivery at the faeAnd should The person whom
tbs land may be struck o, delay pay down the
c ase money the nest preceding bidder may have the
Advantage of bis or her bid ~ he she shall forthwith
comply With the terms OF sale but u not, then The
land shall he forthwith agaia set to sale the same
tefmsTbe sale is for the benefit of Mrs. judith Nj
choisou, execuIix Of Andrew Nicholson, dec. she
osiug the assignee Of Michael W. Hancosk.....1he
subscribers acting az trustees will convey with special
warranty only.
c. J. MAc1URDo.} r,u.,s,,.
JAMES HERON,
Feb 8. 90 ids
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TDLBAsE tn tate Nofice that on 9hNrsd0y. me Grsf
d dog Of Morch neat, at me house Of James INN
"cHft, Hhe county Of G0ochtaad betrceD he hours
y o'eloCk ~ NE morning 0nd Ocf0rk IT, ne cbeR-
ing IshaH 7'tocfcd 10 take IRE cepOsNiOH n LdUin
fcrrsH, "a % fcod ia evidence ~ me sUit ne
pending IN he superior court of chGNccrg for fhe
hichmgra district. in whicd lam ptGinfiG' ead ron
and Jchn u. LGg are attendants
Ftb. s5..srIv JAHRy tTTNSTON.
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854,017 90
s. ,435,l1I 90
100000 90
From which deduct amount
OF expected ietrenchment
G2- QS9 Ii 60

S3,9S3,1'1 90
The item Of S854,017 will be found il the
difference OF =. ,O05,32 between the Score.
tary's estimates Of the receipts from customs
IN the year 1921, and that os your committee :
fram which must be deducted the excess Of
receipts over expenditures of S151,3II. in
the view they have taken above of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of 1921, which will
leave theitcm of S354,017.
In this last view, bo'tomed on the estimate
of the Secretary OF the Treasury for the re.
ccipfs IN the present year, there appears to
be an actual deficit in the two years of 1920
nd 1921, Of S5,433,1l1 80, from which the
committee believe that there may be deduc-
ted for retrenchment Sl,500,OoO, which viii
leave the sum of SS,953,1I1 So TO be provi
ded for.
The committee have deemed it proper to
give to the House those two views OF the
subject. 1t tho estimates of the Secre tarv, of
Sl4,OO0,OOO from the customs, should prove
correct, the amount to be provided for will!
be, as already shcwn SS.933,1Il 90
/, that OF Your commit
tee should appear to the
House as one to be rciicdu up
ON, then the amount to be
provided for will be S3.O7o Oo4 90
I committee ask leave to observe, that
n more accurate view ofthe actual amount to
be provided for will be taken by your com.
mittee, If the appropriation bills shall pass in
time to afford the opportunity.
The House have been correctly informed
b. the Secretary Of the Treasury, that it re-
quires time to transfer the money received in
the western states and in Louisiana, TO the
Treasury, for which the Secretary asks the
aid of 100000; that difficulty will, in the
opinion of your committee, be surmounted
by the amount of appropriations which will
re:lain unclaimed at :he expiration of the
present year. The unclaimed demands of
appropriations at the expiration of each year
have, on an average Of years, amounted to
about three millions Of dollars but, as the
appropriations for the present year will be
OF a kind that Will be called for to a greater
proportionate amount than those of former
years, it would be unsafe 20 calculate on Il
larger amount then that which would afford
the time necessary TO draw the funds from
the states mentioned but, 10 that amount.
say 100000, aud TO meet unforeseen de-
mands on the Treasury, the committee are of
opinion, that the appropriations uDexpendod
at the end of the present year will be amply
adequate, and, therefore, they do not recom-
mead any provision therefor.
The House will duly appreciate the diff
oubes under which the committee have
acted, and will pardon unintentiona errors.
if any. The committee will only add, Inst
they have used every exerticn in their pewcr
TO arrive az correct view of the important
subjects submitted 20 their considerations
All which they respectfully submit.
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tortn Neel.0rs lol. anIe-

I0Itg INr9fOfS JOT safe.
{ IN IhMrSa4g, me ed FeLraa-y nsrf vii! be sold
- TO the highest bidder. the late residence Gf
tap,. samuel tnGua dec on Sianninm river. near
Women boys and gris About four ave men will he
sold for cash, the balance credit until the 25;b
December. 1871 The purchasers giving bond aud
approved secnTiy
In this estate there are nnmbsr of likely young
negroes OF all sizes, boys girls Several families
of very likely AVID valuable ncg1oes both for the house
aud field.
AT Tie same time will be sold family Carriage
Par OF Horses varions Household Furniture as many
articles Too tedinns mention.
That valuable PLANTATION on :bs river OF wEicI,
The inestate died seized, will ne for The ensuing
year.-ADy peTsen wishing TO rent will apply to
CLAB: BaKXSDALE, jr. ! ,a.
RIO: MORTON, huH O's.
Charlotte, Jan sn ids
A IL persons having ciai,i,s against John ,N3INU
deceased, ale requested to make them Apnwn.
WALTER DIN, Executor
INV. 10 5l..u OF John Graham, dec "a .
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A hnnannu Gnr So

a Hunauay for Sate.
MILL lie soid at Amelia orfthomse for tAah. or,
w SafHrS0y.fhs Sd day Of March nc,t, a MICRO
BOY, called Essex, runaway. who has been conhmed
IN JAN Tor twelve montbs... The owner of said boy
nesiecinr To come forward ard prove his property The
h", VIII be sold ON the day aots,sd the law such
cases dheets- w LEiGH, u. s. for
Up. COOKE, Sheriff OF Amelia co.
Jan. go. siraw
~ ONCE. ..Shonid any he alive ~ ih- esaud chI-
~ dren az desceudants OF DAVID REYNOLDS
sometime Of Chesut AIN. In the county of PhilaGe l.
ps'a. State ~ pennsyiva aud more recently Of
charleston In the Slate of South rolina, they may
hear OF something To their advantage. by applying i'm
mediaieiyto fhheH hiss. Of cbaIle:te,i nth Care.
lima. ana furnishing to hun proof Of their RELATIONSHIP
to tue said David Reynolds.
Dee. 30 uow
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Excess of receipts over

Excess of receipts over
payments, SI5I,SIl
The preceding statements shew tlat there
Will b. an excess of receipts over the expsn
dltures, even if the whole amount estimated
Tor by the different departments should be
granted ard expe del. But it is Known that
the amount is estimated on the Presumption
that sll the expenditures authorized by law
viii be required. This, however, in tune of
profound peace, has seldom bean the case.
The tetorm in tie army, and reduction from
the estimates OF the several partmeuts will
amount 1t least, 90 one and u half million of
dollars, a7d tau, confirm the cpislon express
cd hy the committee "that Tie revenue ter
1921 will be fully Adequate TO the expenses of
government for that year"
The committee subui.' their views for the
succeeding years of 1892, 1928 and 1924, 20
prove the opinion, that The revenue viii be
fully equal TO the paymcn of the expenses of
government during those years. h addition
to the statemen giveN of the reecipss from
Gus oms for the year 1921, aud with the vieE
of fu"'her calculating the subject, they sub
mi the following s'stsment OF The receipts
derived from the customs, lands sc. for the
years 1917, 1913, 1919, and 1920: three of
those years are known to be lie minimum
years, the fourth not uncommonly productive.
1917. The customs DrndlIc-l NIT
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Miss CLARKE.


ID EGS leave 10 INFORM The inhabitants Of ricbmond
~ and its vicinity that she NJ open a SCHOOL for
The Instruction Of youu. Isdies On SoRdov, ,he mn
ti@t. at the residence Of MI. Stephen ID. Wa,k,ps
opposite the Eagle Utri where following branches
vhl he taught VIZ; Reading, WTiting, Arithmetic
English Grainmaf, GeograFhy, Rkeiufic, amh Compo,
si0D-dis7, Ora Wing AMI PaiEtrs, of dHeren, kinis
Embroidery ~ tic various branches Fancy W0fk Fiji
hgTet, IzinnnHTng, &C. and Music the Piano Forte
HfsS tforhc bees share uf pnhlic patronage and
assures those pareMs and guardians, who have chi,
dfen ~ educate, that every attention will be paid to
The manners aud morals 81 her pupils, together with
her hest eNetion for their improvement IN The abov.
mentioned tidncbes. Those Who may wish 10 place
children nndef her tuition, invited 10 call sn he
At the place above mentioned.
N. Il Respectable references can be given.
Feb. 10. 80 a
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LYiIIinm & Ifnrn CnlIere.

IPiHiom s Mary College
arHE semi.anuusl Examination in Isis Institution,
viii commence on Tuesday, the 18th insi......Ibs
parents and guardians ~ the t,ndenls and those who
feel an interest IN the College, are requested to atno
Feb g. e,'.s'
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Estimated nett proceeds from

Estimated nett proceeds from
those bunds,
Add thereto the am mt OF the
receipts into the Treasury from
bonds taken during the last quarter
OF the year 1920, and taken, OF TO be
taken. during The two succeeding
Quarters of 1921, winch b1ttomed
on The receipts INTO the Treasury
for actual rec jpts from bonds Ia.
ken during the fourth quarter in
1919, and the rirst and second qrar-
tes Of 1920, are estimated 10 give,
for the prestntye r, the sum Of
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
NE subscribers having this day entered int part.
N nrTship under IN. firm OF LANSDOWN a. COW
NER, respectfully er their services TO the putiic az
5"cfi1a d Commission Rsreheats, In The Town 81
Dahshi- They have taken tae house ON Old Street.
Formerly occupied sy Messrs. Robertson & Beavers
"hefe ihty are prepared 10 receive all kinds Of Goods
.nu country Pfeduce on storage, for sale. They
VIII In, and sci! country produce or ship n for tpse
Wh" may think proper auiborise them. rhty will
aiso purchase 1otacco on their own account.
GEORGE r LANSDOwN
Jan ~. 81. .4w JAMES CONNER