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lARRIED-At White-Hayen Farm, near
St. Louis, on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr..
Giddings, Mr.. EpwAaD TRAcY, merchant, OF
st. Louis, to Miss Many ANN NELSON, daughter
of capt. John Nelson, of Louisville, Ky.
BiED-Sutldenly at Kaskaskia, on Saturday
the 8th inst. Louisa n. c. REYNOLDS, consort
of Thomas Reynolds Esq.
In Vandalia, Er. HIRAM GATES, aged about
twenty-seven years.
In st. Louis, on the 14th inst FRAxcIs Cam,
Esq. attorney and counsellor at law. On the
same day Mr.. j. EcHsrElN, Merchant Taylor,
formerly of Philadelphia. n
At his estate in St. Louis county, OH the 9Th
instant, DR.. PRYoR QuARLEs.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25
FROM the CatskiN Recorder Of Aug. s
THE CROPS,

Throughout the counties of Delaware,
a part of Greene, Chenango, Broome,
and Otsego, the crops of every descrip-
ton appear to be heavy and abundant
Inc whole country seems 10 laugh in
the midst its promised fitness. Sell
dom has the farmer had more cause for
hope and for gratitude.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25
HAST Notice.

Ii persons indebted to us, by book or
"A notes which are now due, are informed
that further indulgence cannot be given.
Persons indebted to Doctor Gum are noti-
he'd, that his accounts are transferred TO us, and
that we are authorised to give discharges for
the same.
AUGUSTUS COLLINS & CO.
UnionUilLe, SEPT. II, 1S21-193t.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25
LONDON, july y.
FUNERAL OF BONAPARTE.

y 1srHAlA VI DONAPARlE e. r.
The following account of the funeral
CT Bonaparte is extracted from The
Guardian ]; in which it is given as an
extract from the private letter of an Off
Ger Of St. Helena 49,
81. Helena, May Id.
Bonaparte was buried on Wednes-
day the 9th, beneath the willow trees, in
the spot he had pointed out, about mile
and half from Longwood House (by
the road.) A proceasion Of the military
staff, and all the naval officers, followed
the corps; which was laid in black car,
in a plain mahogany coffin (laid wood
and tin within} and was received on
emerging from the ground, by line of
1900 troops, including artillery and
party Of marines, with four bands drawn
up by the road side. AS soon as it
passed, the troops followed to the place
Of interment, and halted, occupying the
road winding along the valley side, above
it, while the procession descended by a
road made for the occasion, on foot; the
cOey "oo HSh oolHO oy ~ btChAdSViS3
from the several corps present, to the
grave where he was deposited With the
Priests blessing, in chamber within .
large stone vault. The Chamber was
then closed with.a large slab, and its
edges being filled into the sides Of the
vault, the whole level surface was cover
ed with a liquid body OF Roman cement,
the corpse was deposited under thrse dis
charges OF pieces Of artillery, and the
Vigo, which were heard in the intervals
between the discharges, moaning in the
distance-25 were fired. The vault has
since been filed up with stone, and :
plain fiat slab laid over it."
Extract of. q Private letter, dated Sc.
Helena, Nay Is. ~
Bonaparte's grave was about IL feet
deep, very wide at the top, but the lower
part chambrred to receive the coffin
One large stone covered the whole fthe
chamber.-The remaining space was
filled up with solid masonry clamped
with iron. Thus every precaution is
taken to prevent the removal of the boz
, dy, and ! bslisveit has been full as much
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25
LONDON, JULY 3.

LONDON, JULY 8.
The Neapolitan government is said
to have expressed an intention of gra-
dualiy disbanding its present army, and
of supplying its place with better or
more faithful troops from the Catholic
Canton Of Switzerland. The Ncapoli-
tan troops are removed from Sicily as
tho Austrians arrive there TO displace
them, and ono regiment which recently
returned from Messina was immediate
ly disarmed and disbanded, and the oai-
GERS banished to the Island of Proida,
there to await the Kings further plea
sure. Their crirac is said to consist ii
their having expressed some appreciation
OF the recent conduct OF General Rosa
rol in Messina. Several officers and
men, who formed par. Of the ecvolu-
tionary army OF Naples, still maintain
state of doubtful independence in the
valley ofBcreno and the mountains which
border On Bencvcnto.
An .4ato ne il. was celebrated some
short time since az Naples, the victims
OF which were the works Ct Noltaire, of
Rousseau, OF Bufsn, of D'Alembsrt,
aaa sun os .i au'iio.s' mno'e 'o.u''G y,
~, Me.s .o.si'.lsasa % 'ne na.nes "i''i WI
battalion of Ausirians (says the nsrra;ive)
assisted at this execution" tits impos-
sb'e not 10 associate so futile cererno-
10y WIN VIC ues'rue'Vo iao'gs % VIC
'o's gs s,io ,'e1se ., 'ne anas',' o.
=. -" Naa:'oh", ASSISTED ana eoh'f'iieu "
re " ''.es' '.a,oi'''e''' u ''e eufa'o' anu
u -'1"s'ef 1sish'ias 'ho pafoef'
July 9.
According to authentic accounts from
Hernianstadt of the l6ti, June, adyices
had been received there of the advance
ct the turks up the Schyl AID Old Ri
vers, Who, in those two directions, were
approaching in considerable force to-
lyngsosliyli and to Rlmnlk. The ocar-
er OF this news was an eye witness of an
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duced to reuaain in eonstsstinsple by tie

assurance of his protection.
The affairs of the Greeks look more
favorable than at our former adyices. 1t
appears from recent accounts, that the
Turks have been defeated in general
engagement. Ypsilanti, had an army of
$4,000 men, well provided with artile-
ry, and the cause in favor of the Greeks,
was extending.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25

"lt is with peculiar pleasure that we
announce to the friends of learning in this
state, the election of the Rev. MARTIN
RUTER, A. NJ. of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, to the Professorship of
Oriental Literature in the Cincinnati
College, Ohio. AS scholar, gentle
man ana Divine, the Rev. Mr.. Ruter is
zoo well, and too extensively known, to
require the Recommendation ofou pane
Syric." Cincinnati shy.
But few years since, this gentleman
was an apprentice boy to farmer few
miles from the town Of Concord The
perseverance, the industry, and the in
defatigable application of this youth,
without the aid of what is called reru-
lar collegiate education, have made him
the ornament OF the religious denomina-
ton, in whose cause be early commenced.
Notwithstanding, ever since he was six
teen years old, he has been a constant
preacher OF the word, in which ne has
been instant in season and out Of
season"-no'withstanding, of late years
he has had numerous young family to
support and educatc-Mr Ruter has OBJ
tanned probably more thorough know.
ledge OF more living and dead languages
than any individual Of bis age in New
England. ". II pafriot
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25
S.9RO!rA TOR
LDwARDsvILLE, SEPTEMBER Is, 1921.

From indications of returning health,
the editor is encouraged to hope, that, by
resumiDg his labors, he will be able to
issue the next number of the Spectator
upon full sheet.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25
INTEMpERANCE.

The clergy OF Germany, to Judge from
the following sample among others of
their conduct, appear to have had SINH
lar propensities with their brethren in all
parts OF the world. In some little town
on the Rhine, ON particular feast day,
one of them preached { long and an elo-
quent sermon sg<inst intsmperance,
which he concluded by describing what
intemperance was. Twas passing those
BOUNDS which nature had prescribed. 1t
was intemperance, he said, iar some men,
who were quarrelsome in their cups,
ever to drink wine. There we're others,
to whom bottle was rcfreshmsnt; bur
to whom t1ro caused sickness. They
were emperate, when they drank more
than one. Sons men snliyened a circle
oi friends, and were kind TO their wives,
even after they had drunk four bottles
and II was not right in them to diminish
their kindness by drinking less. There
we're others, more highly gifted servants
of the Deity, wko felt their hearts warm
with gratitude to Him, IS the generous
blood circulated in their veins, who were
friendly with heirfamilies, generous to
all men, and even nsbly forge.iuI of IN
juries, when they had drank eight bottles.
With them intemperance bsgan at the
ninth. But these, he said, are the pc
culiar favoritss of God, to whom he has
given the joys Of the world, as an evil
dencs of the joys of hereafter; and all
his congregation knew with what graft
tu1e Glowing as he said it) he acknow-
lodged himself to be one Of these IA
vorites. Hodgskiu's Zravela.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25

There is now residing in Stafford,
man by the name of Nolan, who is at
present married to his ,wenty-sixth wife,
and has, by the whole, 70 children, and
is lo5 years Of age, and his present wife
is now pregnant. London haher.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-25

The following account of the funeral
CT Bonaparte is extracted from TIE
Ga'ardias1; in which it is given as an
extract from the private letter of an Off
Ger of st. Helena -.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-25
district of Columbia.
Alexandria county, set.
May Term. 1921, 9lst day. !
IN CHAECERY,
William True-Compla,nant,

William Tru--Comploinant,
Against
Robert Patton, jun. William Morrison and
William WiIson-Dgsndants
THE defendant Robert Patton, jun. not
Il having entered his appearance & given
security according TO the statute 4 rules OF this
court. and 1t appearing to The satisfaction OF
the court. upon atfdayit filed, that the said
defendant Robert Patton Junior. is not an
inhabitant of this district, on motion OF the
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered
that the SAID defendant Robert Patton. un.
do appear here on the first day of November
term next, and enter his appearance to the
suit. and give security-for performing The
d. crees of the Court; and that the other
defendants William Morrison and William
Wilson. do not pay away, convey or secret
the debts by them, owing to, or the estate
or effects in their hands belonging 10 the
said absent defendant Robert Patton Jun.
until the further order or decree OF the
court; and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in one of The public newspa
pers published in this county, tor tpo months
successfully, aud that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Courthouse
of said county.
CA copy) Teste. ELM. |. LEE. &C.
iune 26 1921.
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District of Columbia.
Alexandria County, set.
May Term. 1891, 18th day. )
IN CHANJERT.

John Wilher.-ComptainOnt,
Against
Robert Chesley, George Fitzhugh and Ben
iamin Grymes, (lateIy trading under The
firm of Robert ChesleY ami Company
and John Wheelright, John Fl. Laid and
Joseph Laid, Grading under the hrm OF
John H. Laid u CO.. and Henry Jackson
-Dejendants.
The defendants Robert Chesley, George
Fitzhugh, and Benjamin Grimes, (iateiy
trading under the firm of Robert Cbesley y
COY not having entered their appearance,
aud given security according to the statute
and rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction OF the court, upon affidavit
fled, and that the said Robert Chesley,
George Fitzbugh and Benjamin Grimes,
(lateIy under the firm of Robert Chesley d
Coy are not Inhabitants of this District, on
motion of the complainant, by his counsel,
i is ordered that the said defendants. Ro-
Der, Chesley. George Fi;zhugh and Benla-
min Grimes, (latey under the nrh. OF foeert
Chesley q. CO.. do appear here on Inc nlst
day of November Term, next, and enter
their appearance to the suit, and give secu-
rity for performing the DEGREES OF the court,
and that the other defendants John H.. LAID
g. Co. and Henry Jackson, do not pay away.
convey or ~secrete the debts by them owing
10. or the estate or effects in their hands be
longing to the said absent defendant, Robert
ChesIey, George Fhzhugh and Benjamin
Grimes, (Iately under The firm, OF Robert
CbesIey & Co., until the further order or de-
cree, Of this court, and that a copy OF MS
order be forthwith inserted in one OF the pub
lie newspapers published IN this county, tor
,,yo months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door OF The eour'
''I "a Copy Teste, EDM. 1. LEE, C C.
.,o d2m
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District of Columbia,
Alexandra county set:
Mau Term 1921 DIST daY.

Alexandra county set:
May Term 1921, 2Ist day.
IN CHANCERY,
John Hampton and James Hampton, joint
Merchants trading under the firm and
Style of John and James Hampton-Com-
ptdindntS.
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson and Joseph
Haitian Hampson the two last trading IN
der the firm of Bryan Hampson aud Son,
and Thomas %liunton and William Hunlon
defendants.
rEKE defendant, John Love, not having
l. entered his appearance and gwen Sc
Curity according to the statute and the rules
of this court, and it appearing TO The salts
faction OF the court, upon affidavit hled, that
the said Defendant John Love, IS not an IN
habitant of this District, on MOTTO OF the
complainants by their counsel, II IS orusred
that he said defendant johh Love, 90 aP-
pear here on the first day of November Term
next, and enter his appearance 10 the suit,
aud give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court-and that the other defendants,
Bryan Hampson and Joseph Hatton Hamp-
son, trading under the firm OF Bryan, Halnp
son and son, and Thomas Hunton and VII
liam Hunton, do not pay away, convey or
secrete The debts by them owing to. or the
estate or effects in their hands belonging to
the said absent defendant John Love, until
the further order or decree of this court; and
that a copy oftbis order be forthwith insert
ed in enc of the public newspapers publish
ed in this county tor two months successive
ly, and that another copy be posted at the
tronl door Of ,he Courthouse OF said county.
"a copy Teste, EDM. |. LEE, &C.
iune q, 1921.
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go Dollars Reward.

DESERTED from this Post on the night
- of the 23d instant two soldiers belong
ing to the Sd Regiment U. States Artillery,
VIZ.
Richard Millington,
Born in Queen Ann County, in the State OF
Maryland, aged twenty FIVE years: hive leet
eight and three quarters of an inch high, islr
complexion dark eyes black hair and by pro-
~fession Bricklayer.
William Rosenberg.
Born in Baltimore. in the State OF Maryland,
aged twenty. one years. five feet nine inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hair
and by profession a Farmer.
The above reward reward will be given
for the apprehension of the two, or thirty
Dollars for each Of the above deserters if de-
livered at this or any other Military Post IN
the United States.
'A' FELIX ANSANT, Capt.
Sd Reg. u. S. Artillery
Fort Washington, June 20, 1921. 3tawfsw
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Was Committed

THO the Jail for the county of Alexandra,
l. on The 9lst inst. as a runaway, a negso
man named GEORGE ANDERSON; about
25 years of age; six feet two inches high;
well made; says he has been following the
sea Is years; he claims freedom, and says
he was born in Philadelphia. He has on a
roundabout and pautaloons of striped cotton.
The owner is desired 10 come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away, other.
wise be will be disposed Ut as the law Directs
ANDW ROUNSAVELL. Tailor.
may 24-IaW2 PIN
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Braden, Morgan, & Co.

EIAVE imported per ship Belvidera,
Ill from Liverpool suptrfine cloths
Fine and super black bombazetts, plain
and twilled.
Valencias, blk. blue, mixed, d drab
9,3 and GA cambria muslins
Do. do. jaconett cambrics, rla'n and
figured
Do. do. null null muslins do do
Do. do imitation India book musIins
7.8 fine and super undressed fancy prints
Do. blue buff lilac and pink cambria
ginghams
-.8 and 9.8 steam loom shirtings
lie ell! and "a blue and striped cotton
cassimeres
9 8 cotton apron check
Fine " super white 4 printed Marseilles
Superfne white India james
Striped horentines and James
Blue, black and light dies sewing silks
and g~aiioons
Ladies and gentlemen's beaver gloves
Patent threads, white. brown, blue.
blacked nankeen, s. all colours
Shoe thread in casks. april Is
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Marshal's Sale.

ON Wednesday. the lstof August next,
- at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. will be sold at
public auction, for Cash, al the brick house
Oh Fairfax Street, lately occupied by Ivan
P. Taylor as a coachmaker's shop, all TIE
stock in trade Of said E. 2. Taylor, consist
ing of finished aud unfinished carriages,
carriage furniture, Cutlery. shop furniture,
bar iron, timber Of various kinds, &c: &c.
To satisfy eighteen executions, one in ia
yor of Joseph Janney, one in favor OF VII
liam Philips. and sixteen in favor OF the
Mechanics Bank OF Alexandra.
d. MINOR, D. NJ.
For Tench Ringgold. Marshal.
June l3-eOts
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For Sale,
4. C.. Ca-enOve, & Go.

BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
A VERY complete assortment pt AmerI-
can GOODS, ginghamS, stripes checks,
c~hambrays, sheetings. s%hirtings, tickings,
,rre ads, satinetts, troadCIoths, cassimeres,
and cotton yarns.
German tic~klenhurgs, osnaburgs, bessIans,
BurIops, brown rolls, Bieheld linens, dow
las. white rolls, Creas, brown hollands, twill
led bagging, oil cloths, and Saxon broad
cloths.
British Broadcloths, pelisse cloths, cassi-
meres vestings, hombazines, cotton hose,
SUBSCRIBERS, carpetings, table mats, cotton
canbrics. fancy musilDs, Matahar handkfs.
kerseys. buttons, patent thread, dlmities,
linens, lawns. -,
Ravens duck, nankins, umbrellas, table
MATS. sew ING silks, a few boxes ribbons and
g~aloous, pins, &c.
Also,
70 bolts OF Russia duck
20 tons Swedish and Russia lron-fiat
square and round bars
american Hoop Iron
90 casks, 4, 8, Tod. cut nails.
20 packages German hardw are, cont g
grass scythes, straw knives, noes
h~assencleve steel. states, whet stones,
qullls and coffee-miils.
I5O'boxes Baltimore window glass, all
sizes
Murdock's best London particular
Madeira wine in halt pipes, and quar-
ter casks.
S pipes old 4th proof cognac Brandy.
10 bbls old whiskey uery Superior
5 hhds and 70 bbls y Z Rum
90 hhds prime retailing molasses, sugars,
and a constant supply of Duponts est
Bran1ywine gunpowCer..
They are purchasing wheat, tobacco, Me-
Yino and common wool.
.Aiso-recs,ved this day
case low priced Manchester prints
] do nankin grapes
/ do do figured do
6 cpses cotton yarns
June Ia
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Prunelle Shoes.
Coffee.
1000 POUNDS.

7 HAVE just received, by the brig Bene
L factor, II 1000 lbs. of first quality Porto
Rico Coffee 1t is pronounced by good
ges to be the best parcel imported into
the District for l2 months past, is entitled
to debenture. Persons Wishing 10 purchase
will please to apply at my office, Bridges st.
George Town. ROMULUS RIGGS.
may %
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Was Committed
as A RUN WTAT

THNO the jail for the county Of Alexandria
on the 18th inst. a negro man named
Joseph Keys.
About 48 years of age, five feet four inches
high, :ssll made; has a scar over the left eye.
Had on a country cloth jacket and corduroy
breeches; has employed himself as doctor
,bout the adjacent country; claims bis iree-
om, and says that he did belong TO Dr.. m.
Thornton of Washington. who sold him to
lanes Johnson, Fred. Co. Va. The owneris
desired to come and prove property, pay
charges. and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of AS the law directs
ANDhEW ROUNSAVELL, Jaitor.
NAV l7-law2m
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Teas.

Teas.
THE following small invoice of very fine
Teas, now on The way from \. York,
for sale by the subscriber. viz
Is catty boxes youEg hyson tea, 10 lbs.
each
10 do Go g%unpowder 13 lbs,
each
10 do do imperial Is lbs.
each
Those teas are new. Of superior quality
and will be sold low for approved endorsed
paper, at four months. Apply at my office,
Bridge street, George Town.
ROMCLUS RIGGS.
may 90
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Indian Queen Tavern.
.3Ieraadria. 3D.. e.

T5NHE subscriber respectfully informs his
/ t1eads and the pubic generally, mat
BE- has taken the above cnmmudIous wei
known Tavern, (the property OF Mrs Z
MCRea.) Oh King street; where ne has open
ed a house OF genteel entertainment. ms
beds and het ding are mostly new aud equal
oany in the district. His bar shall always
be stocked with the best OF liquors, and his
table furnished with the best the market al
fUrds. From a determination to Keep a quiet
and orderly house, he hopes 10 share a part
OF the public patronage. ~
There is large aud extensive staDi'ng
attached to the establishment, which shaI
always be filed with the best pr~oVender'ahu
areaded By a careful and honest ostier.
Five or six genteel persons can be accom-
mo4ared, With boar1 by the week, mouth
c. L. SEARS.
July 7 3awo"
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800 Reward.

DATAWAY from the subscriber living
II al Oak Hill in the county Of %FauquIer,
and state of Virginia, ten days ago, a negro
man, named
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Bank Stock
WANTED. Apply to
w KERR Il TITZHCGH
junc I8
British y. consulate at Her.,
juncI8

For the District 9Columbia.
NOTICE TO ALL Wn"NSTNAi C"NCERN
FTHGSE persons residing ~ the District
receiving or entitled 10 receive pen
sions, on halt pay from his majesty,s GO
vernment, are requested 10 make before me,
the attes,a,ions or certificates, which are re-
CURED in England TO enable them to obtain
such payment
Persons coming under the above descrip.
ton are exempted from tie payment Of tees
under the provisional tariff now in use.
JAMES PATTON.
J. Consul Of his Britannia .Hgjeay, for the
District of Columbia, l4h July 1891.
July l8
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TOM,

about e5 years of age tall, and well made.
of a dark complexion, but not black, wide
mouth, and disagreeable countenance. lie
is yery erect. and walks at a slow measured
step: reads a little and is fond OF displaying
his learning. There is no better hand at
stacking, grading, and moving in this
neighborhood-but from an unfortunate pro-
pensity 10 drinking, he is occasionally Itrou-
blesone and impairment. His father escap-
ed many years past TO Philadelphia, and has
never been recovered, and the son may be
attempting to reach the same place. VIII
give the above. reward, besides paying
reasonable expenses, to any person VINO
shall apprehend him beyond the limits Of
this state, and deliver him to me htly &c :
lars to any one who shall take him within
the state. at any distance exceeding tween y
miles from home, and twenty dollars Tor Q
less distance, ard deliver hILa as ai0resaIds
THOMAS MARSHALL.
49, The editor Of the National lnteni-
eeU U will please publish the abose ) times
and transmit bis account to this ohse.
july %