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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
One HnndreA UoLInrS XemnId

10 ANYWAY rom the subscriber. living In Davidson
~ couniy, state of Tennessee, on The tenth day OF
JUL iast, two negro fellows, 20 wit: AARON, about
rs Years ~ age, i've feet eight nine incbe high
yellow complexion. The said fellow has altered his
nane, aud calls himself Sias.Tbe other by the name
OF DANIEL. shsut the same height, Of black com.
pieKion about 23 years Of age, bow-egged aud tsus
when taking He has also changed his name 10 Peter
.WiELidms.
viii give the above reward for the apprehending
and committing iben to Jail so that get Them again
or FIFTY DOLLARS for either OF them.
JOHN THOMSON.
Aptii3. IO7 IO,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
RUN WAYS.


TOHNirTED to ne jail Of Brunswick county Va.
- On the 18th July last, as gnaway, negro man
,ho calls himself ISHAM.-He Is abOnt feet inches
high about IS of age, liR complexion scar on
his lief cheek bone, ms front upper tooth spit half OF
tue little finger ofthe right hand de sayi he
belongs To John K"heTis Franklin county, Georgia
wb, purchased him Of Benjamin King, Jasper County
Georgia. The awnrr is requested To come forward
prove property pay charges: aud lake him away.
ALSO Committed TO the Jail Of brunswick county
IN the 20tn day OF November last, as a runaway a
negr0 who calls himself jim or JIMMY. lie is
bout feet inches high about 22 If ace dark
complexion. has the left side Of his nose
lie saws b. belongs Willie BuIrow. negro specua
tor whn purchased him OF John ". Bottoin IN Ports
mouth Va.--says he iahaSay IN Stokes county N. C.
on his way to the south aud that he don't know where
Mr. Burrow calls his plsce OF residence The owner
will come forward, preve property pay charges and
take him away .Wa NJ. DUGGER Jailor
Dee @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
HORSE.

THERE are now on the way, and will he for sale at
the stables II the Bell Tavern, On the Ist day of
1dy-20 Horses. superior 10 any offered in the
Richmond market, amongst which four pair of we'll
broken young carriage horses.
~ Persons desirous OF supplying themselves with
animals Of the above description, are desired to cali
on or after that day. ApTil II. lll..N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
TRUST SALE

OY virtue Of deed trust executed to the subscriber
- ~ George GrtenhOw and Eizab tlI A. his WIFE ON
The list say Of May 1917, the payment the
VI money therein mentioned to Robert aail
Saturday the Sth day Of May Eeat proceed sell public
aue on on the premises part of Lot No. COS, fronting
feet on u street between 4 and 5 streets, which there
comfortable wooden building and ster houses necessary
ior the accommodation of tamiiynOw occupied by Mrs.
Hunter. The whole establishment repair and
vry desirable charlottesville sale will commence al
ii o'clock. and be made for cash.
Apr46. ios-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

Columbian COGee, Groceries, &c
E'HE subscribers have just received rom The Manu-
q factory a supply Of DOMESTIC COFFEE, pui u2
in pound papers and ready for immediate This
article is universally approved as substitute for foreign
coffee.
They bave also hand choice aud extensive assort
men Of GROCEkIE consisting in part Of the following
articles
old Java Coffee Green Coffee
Brown and loaf Sugar, Of various qualities
Gunp"wder, imperial, young Tyson, souchong and
bobea Teas
Cogiidc BTandy--HolIand Gin
Jatnai a, Antigua * N. r. Rom
Re iihcd aud common Whiskey
Peach aud apple Brandy
l.. P. hadeiTa,S ". 1saeira, Champagne, Claret,
Port aud Malaga Wines
London Porter-Jamieson's Crackers
Pine apple and common Cheese
Chocolate Rice Mniasses-Mace-C Ioyes-Cassia
Race Ginger Cayenne PeUpeT
Black Pepper-Aiisyice- Mustard
Spanish Indigo Nader
Liverpool Salt Salipetre
Swedish aud American Iron
German aud American Steel
Bar ann pig Lead Shot Of all sizes
Gunpowdsr IN kegs aud canistefs
Spermaceii aud iailOU Candles
Brown and Windsor Soap Cotton & wool Cards
BED Cords aud Plough Lines
WindsOr Glass ca. ton Chna--Cut & plain Class
Stone aud RaEthen ware
DsmU ~ all sizes -DemiJobn and bottle coTks
LsiteT, writing aud wrapping Paper
CheWtng Tobacco Hovana SegaTs
Naccauba Rappre and Scotch Snud
~ II which they oeT for sale M quantities sui
purchasers for cash, or - Punc'usl CUSTOMERS ,h
| usual credit. K0. X. Gt.tNN q CO.
Ap'il 20. ii2..wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

ENOR SALE 1890 acres OF LAND, lying in the upper
end OF Goocbaud county formerly belonging to
william Anderson of London, aud purchased RHdsr
order OF cour, directing sale, Ly the tate wilson C.
Nicholas. Ibe sale Is for the purpose of raising the
purchase money due, according TO deed Of tru.
executed by the saiA Nicholas, aud recorded In the
general court office Richmond The sale will be for
cash, and viii take place the premises. between
O'Clock IN the morning and in the afternoon, on
Friday the Ilth day OF Nay, IL fair IL not the next
fair day rHOMaS RurHERFOORD rru.tee
march 30 loo. .wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
SPRING GOODS

NIONJDOl
r j. kYLE'-Respsctfuiiy inform their customers
% and the public, that within the last four
they have received from NeS York and Philadelphia,
upwards OF eighty packages
Staple AID Fancy Dry Goods,
altogether forming very extensive Of
fully selected cheap goods by the different packets
will receive additional supplies from their partner in
New YORK.
They reques, that country mer chants and others will
view their assortment aud prices, and judge for them
selves. April 10. l09..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

MORE FRESH GOODS.
E'LEMING JAMES 4 CO-(Market Bridge)-Have
= just received by the Virginia, from New York, a
further supply OF elegant aud well selected Dry Goods
CONSISTING OF
superb inquired Napktn Grapes, OF new patterns
Asserted Canton Grapes
snort. Long Company and Marmee chop Nankeens
Company Flag Bandannas
choice parcel Of sewing Silks, assorted
Supeftne, plain and figured Book and Null Muslins
and a Cambria Muslins aud Jaconet Cainbrics
Needle worked Musils, for Dresses
pink, blue x lilac striped checked Jaconet MusIius
"a Jnbiiee, striped and corded Muslins
Supsrnne while aud colored and woye str
Nestings
Liisc, pink AMI blue striped Jeans
Pain, blue olive lead aud fawn colored do of un. ON
monty fine quality
super. white, drab, olive and black Satin Jeans
Fine urdi essed Prints, OF rich pattern,
Steam isom SbItings
Fine Russia Driiiings
Fine Irish L,nens
Furniture Checks
super. blue aud black Clsihs-wh any other articles
which added 10 supplies received by former arri.
walls, makes their assortment generat& extensive.
- They viii receive additional plies of variou.
kinds of Goods b The Richmond from philadelphia,
and Leader from New YeIk, now daily expected.
Persons disposed 10 purchase are respectfully invited
call Aprii 27. ila6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

or The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, gene-
rally, and three times week during the session of the
Legsafure.-Pricc the heretofore Ffpc Dollars
annun payable in advance Notes of Chartered specie
paying Banks (oni) will be received in payment The
Editors will the safety of remitting them by mail,
the postage Of all letters being paid by the
No paper will BE- discontinued, lbut the discretion
OF the Edors1 until all arrearages have been paid up.
u Whoever will guarantee the payment of papers,
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
CT One square-Frst Insertion, rs cens-cach continu
snee, so cents.
- No Advertisement inserted until il has either been
paid for, auUed by person in city, its
rJns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

10y virtue of a deed oi trust executed by JsLu Par.
ID her dec. TO William Sarke and Bowling Stark
trustees for the benen"t joel Jones which deed has
been duly recorded In the county 4 hanover to
secure the payment Of the Of thousand three
HUNDRED dollars with interest thereon 10 be computed
from the third day of March 1913 to the said Jones
and all costs and charges attending The execution Of
SAID trust We will on Uednesday, the 2OtA day Of
June neat II far otherwise Ike nexi fair day the
house of MT. Nelson Handley. near the premises in
Hanover county, sell TO the high bidder at public
Auction, for specie aud specie only the uact Of land
whercon tho said Parker lived, and of which he died
seized, containing abont three hundred aud acres
or so much thereof 2s will be sufficient exclusive of
his widows d"wer, 10 paS and discharge the sum
Aforesaid with the interest thereon until paid as we'll
as the cost aud expenses Of executing aud enforcn.
the said deed This situation is saIubTinus one tue
land of good quality, adons the lands ~ Col
Tinslsy, Capt Peer Foster, and Mr.. Joseph N. Ed
niOndsop, and is not more than eleven miles from
Richmond. The title ted in as Trustees will be
CONVEY ed to the purchaser.
BowLlNG sTiRxe Sr'H'tee'
Hanover April II. H. We
Il OST-I Tobacco Notes. insBr,leu ~ - sk1e
IL Warehouse, the sih i March. 1871 IN the name Il
Daniel Dejarneit marked and NUMBERED as follows:
d. DIS -9s3 1861 -I35-II2o
6-954-i24I I3l ITO
April 6. l05..S b MEL DEjARNRTT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
Valuable Land for !N0Ie

~ rHE COUNTY OF cABELL sTATK VIRGINIA.
NVE "ith TO sell tract Of LAND, lying III CahelI
w county, in sight of the courthouse OF said comfy
and on the Guyandoe river, six miles from the mouth
OF SAID Tiver-contanDg about 450 about Of
which is cleaTed-the balance 10 covered with valuable
timber.
This tract Of land is considered to one Of the mos,
FsHabls racte OF land ia the section IF country in
which II rs situated, aud will be sold accommodating
ierms which viii he msds known by application 10
John SaQuels, Esq. clerk OF Cabe county residing at
the courthouse. (uho will sh the land aud is aoho.
iizes 10 sell the same to the subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
WoRTHiNGTON,
Dec W 66..U JOHN Z COOKUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

John Il WILLIAM GILLiAr have received In store
and offer iof sale ON reason able terms. choice
assortment of best London CLOTHS & CASSiMERES
selected with much care expressly for this ket
well adapted TO the season. Also, Al Irish Linen,
Sbeetinss bird eye Diapers Diaper and Damaik Table
Linen, Dowias and Droghedas-20 or. Casks OF yer,
superior old L. =. Madeira WINE.
And daily expected by the ship Constitution from,
London further supply OF the very finest Cloths and
Cassimereswhch will also be offered for sale rs soon
as landed by the piece or package accom-.
modatins terms. April ~. liau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

PGrhhnt, Robertson q heiSO,
A RE nov receiving by the schooners AHeenora
IN Thames, Rising States aud others, FRESH TEAS
ship Savannahs cargo, 1920.
100 ID Id. boxes Gunpowder Teas
75 do. do. do.
so boxes Gnnpowder Teas, contain'g canisters Ib
40 chests Young Tyson Tea
SIS hhils. of ST. Croix aud New Orleans Sugars
100 bDis. Of Loaf Sugar, New York ma nufactsry
SO tags OF best Green Porto Rico Coffee
20 pipes or Cogniac Brandy
10 bids. Of Jamaica Rum
20 do. OF Antigua do.
100 boxes Of Mould Candles
loo do. of Snap
30 casbs Of Cheese
A few bills of Pork and Beef
All OF which they will seli on liberal terms.
o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
~ BARGAINS IN HARDWARE
WILLIAM JOHN COLE

GENT for the late fIin of WIN. J. Gle Co. a, the
L sgn OF the GOLDEN ANVIL, is nov selling the
Sock OF iIonmongery oB hand, Consisting OF general
assortment Of SheetdS Birnins GoOds, rRIMK
ne solicit. the attention of Country Merchants add
otbers 10 CALL The terms shall be made onu,asat
ing. Anil "a ia 81,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

OTlCE Is hereby gwen, that tae cells H. The Luuat,
Hospital, 0 tbe city Of Williamsburg are alIOcct
Jied aud that patients either SaaieOr feEafs
sill I've received into the said Hos si In Of tn
aid cells are due notice ofwbcb sl be given
III order of the Coavt ef Directors,
June 20. 5,.wn LEO. BgNLBY, c, c. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
ERESH GOODS


EIBMiNG JAMES CO., market Bridee,l are now
n receiving from their partner IN New York geus-
tai assortment Of DRY GOODS Among them arc
I. Sheppards, HuTsPs aud Henty's extra blue -
black Cloths extra blue, black, drab aud oxford mkt
Cassiinetes midhiRg blue aud black Cielhs * Cassi
ineies superb Veslings; elegant Cinehams; super
Prints; fine s Chintz "A aud q cambria Musiins
aud jaconet Camhiics "A and Il plain and bsu-ed
book Musiins steam loom Shirtngs Dimiiies linen
Camhrios (; Irish Linens Lawns, Sheetings, Diaper:
and Dfoehrdas ne white Plailas best gilt coat and
vest Buttons; German OznabuTgs aud ricklenbufgs =;
mestic Shirtings Shsengs, Stripes, Plaids, &c &c
drd they daily eIysct. large supply az Nankiu
and Canton Grapes. Grape Shawls long Company.
sioft aud Matinee Chop NaBkeens-wiih a variety ~
other articles.
The above goods purchased with great The,
friends aud customers respectfully invited TO cal
ald examine the z ods April 30 il26t
FE'HE undersigned having asspciated themselves
= the hrm Of WILLIAM NJ iLE & CO with view
OF establishing wholesale and retail DRY GOODS
BNS!N S. IN RtchmoDd, beg leave to inform their
&nends aud tue public thai they have takrn Mr. George
Wnsion's new bIick tenement the south SIDE OF thS
Market Bridgs nearly opposite MessTs. NvrfIss Jones
Wholesale stoe, where they intend aud exhibit
some time la The month Of April, complete assert.
neDt OF every article III their line thai is adapted the
AS The arrangements they have made will afford them
AN opportunity OF placing goods in the Richmond
het on The cheapest terms aud as hey are determined
10 make their assortment equal any demands they
can anticipate they Halter themselves that they
saying too much when they add that the wholesale
retail dealer will md ito their advantage to give then
call as soon as their assortment is opened Of which
due notice will he given. JOHN Isle.
march 20. i03. ~ ..i WILLS NEALE.
JOHN VAN LEN ~ co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

NOIICE.
VOHN PARKHiIL has associated himself with RO
~ BERT S. ROBERTSON and JAMES KELSO, OF
New Iors, under The firm OF Parkhfii, Robertson &
Kctso, for the purpose of transactng an AUCTION &
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in The city Of Richmond,
and under the urn OF Robertson, keiso ParkhiH
for the purpOse Of transacMga general COMM $50
BUSINESS in the city Of New York.-They respectfully
solicit share OF the public patronage.
John PARKHILL,
ROBERT s. ROBERTSON,
JAMES KELSO.
Jan. q. 75.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

WILL BIZ SOLD TO .he highest bidder for cash in
w front Of The Courthouse Of HenTior county on
Monday The 7th day Of Nay merit, beng eurico CONT
day, NEGRO WOMAN hamtd EADY who has been
confined In the jail of H.nico county for IL m ntbs
aud says that she !, the properly OfJJhn Cogan Of the
county Of Hanover.
REUBEN TANKFRsLFY d s
For WH. Mayo, Sheriff Of HsnricO county.
April2o. liz. IDS
Board of Public Works.
A CALLED MEETING nj the President and Diret.
a tors OF the Board Public Works will take pac.
al the Capitol IN this city, on Wednesday the 10th day
Of June next. Pubctuai attendance is requested.
BY order Of the President,
BERNiRD PsYToN,
Secretary 0f uhe Ssass % Fsbiia .;.,ks
March 40. io6.,inm
aHt Subscribers having connected Themselves undo
the hrm Of ROGERS s. HAkKlSON, will ranssc
General Commission Business
LEWIS ROGERS,
April 3..n RtNDOLPH f!AtRiSON g.
"a, ILL BE SOLD Oh Cor Uth OJ way ~ IN, r. u
w tation belonging 20 the late Co. wiisOn. e. Eth
1ias, all the STOCK. UTENSILS, CORN, FODDER
sc. upon the premises.
A. the same time and place will I've bired Tor u
remainder VI The year, the NEGROES attached g. e.
plantation. I've ADMINS TRAITOR.
The terms made knoSn on the day 81 SAFE,
Apri "a. Ii3..ifs
4 IL persons ud,b,edto JOHN GRAHAM dscesssd
n requested " iDsks payment to Immediately
40 am dtsrous Of closing the administrative. as src,
as possible, and therefore caunct gsanl indulgence
aoY body. WALLER DUN, Executor
Nov. 10. SA',u Of Johu Graham, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

ANikNUiNG soon 10 return To Londsn, ! nave by
Letter of attorney hearing date thr ST instant aud
recorded III the bustings court oftls town red
MIR. WILLIAM THOMAS SHEPHERD aud Mir. ROBERT
LEsLi 10 settle and collect all debts la the u States
due 10 ny brother, MIR. James Dunlop mysef or 10
the concern Of James * John Dunlop. and TO grant
discharges for the is hoped that those in
debted viii make Immediate payment as indulgence
cannot he given Those who may have claims are
requested 10 present them forthwith
All powers Of attorney Of date prior to that above
meD iinnfd are hereby revoked, JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, IVA } march 80. ,N6..iIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

I mpk'ns. Wortham T. Co
nFFER tEeiI services 10 the public generally as
" COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

CoRTEs- ELEVENTH SITTING.
LISBON, Feb The Committee for
drawing up The basis OF lie Constitution.
requested PERMISSION by NJ. Maufa. 10
have IL read. The following is the sub.
stance. of n -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

JOHN VAN LEW ~ co.
1--WE receives by the ships Scipio and Ben LrInond
Il l. from Liv-rp"oi, an extensive a,suriment of
HA RID Wa X f. and CUTLERY
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-11
POETRY.
ron THE sprcrATon,

foa THE sPrcrATon,
THE SUICIDES GRAVE.
While the tears ofaiIection shall stream fortle
soldier,
Who falls in endeavoring his country TO
sayn;
All unhallow'd shall stand--unrcsarded shall
moulder,
The memcnto that points out the suicides
grave,
In far foreign land, though the hero may
b perish,
And no monument rear It's proud form Ger
his tomb,
His mem'ry, with pleasure, his country viii
cherish,
And fond kindred will weep for his prema-
tnre doom!
But he who falls victim to his own demon pas
Shall fall unregrettcd- shall excite not q
tear
7 No friend shall attend him to his cold dreary
mansion;
But ,lheeling strangers shall deposit him
there!
No wild flowers shall bloom nluxuriantbeauty,
And diiiuse their rich perfume around his
lone grave;
but there hemlocls shall grow, and the poison
Gus poppy :
And rank weeds--and the dark grass shall
oye.,it wave!
When the sweet warblers of spring wing their
fight thro' the air,
Their music shall cease, as they approach
that dark spot,
They instinctivcly feel that the selfmurd'rer
lies there,
And the impulse Of nature quick bushes
their note.
But perhaps this poor victim had to struggle
with woes,
That, crouding upon him, contcmn'd his
control
His heart-strings were broken, he could no
longer oppose
In frenzy he yieided!-Oh then peace to
b;. soul
t.. . r.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-11

4 Of Lqsld purchased efMs United States.
Il suB ElC notice. is hereby given, that three
IL weeks after DATE application WILDE made
BY mt 10 the Register OF The Land Office at
Etlwardsyillc, for the renewal Of two certiti-
cafes, issued to George Coventry, for the
northwest quarter dissection No., four, in
township No. fonrnortli,S of'ran~e No. seven
west---aso, for the northeast . rter Of Sec
ton No. five, in township No. ss2rno,.h, OF
range No. seven west, botl,in the districr of
the originals having been lost or
destroyed.
CHESTER ASHLEY. .fssignee
Ea.rnrds,;Ne, Stttepl5er l, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-11
. 70 Reward.

I'd UNAWAy from the subscriber on the oath
1H April last, aNegro Bcy by the name OF
10 years OF age, dark complicated,
down look, pleasant countcnaEcc, low soft
voice, a little stopped shouldcred,5 feet Dor 9
incheshigh. Took 2'coston shirts, ono nearly
new, the other pretty much worn; pantaloons,
cotton warp and pale blue yarn filings the
restof his clothing not recollected. Anypcr-
son that will ap?rehend said boy Jason, and
coniine him in Jail so that get him again,
shall receive sllc above reward, and all reason
able expenses paid, Of. one hundred dollars, if
delivered to me in Logan county, Kentucky.
June the LIST, 1921.
b sJuiys -1a26nl
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-11
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
SI.AprS


q II HEEEAS the President efi The
w 11nit~h Sta,ss is authorized by
law to cause certain public lands 10 be
exposed to sale:
Therefore, I, james Monroe, Prcsi-
dent 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 Arilah-
sas Territory, is located, on the second
Monday in October next, for the disposal
(agreeably to law) Of such lands, situate
III 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 lazy for theu
of schools will, as usual, be reserved
from sale.
Given Under my band, at the city of
Washington, this lth day Of July, III
the year 1921.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President
JOSIAH MEIGs,
( COMMISSIONS, IF he Gere''ut Land C.GFce.
Printers Of the laws Of the United States in
the states Of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Chic,
Kentucky, and Tennessee, are requestedto in
sert the above once week until the first Mon
day IN October next, and send their accounts
(receiptcd) to the General Land Office.
Aug. 14--47t 1r rE
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s.0S'r CY.l.YAFiCAYES

or Land purcAass9 oftle United States.
FeUEIIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
Il three weeks. after date application viii be
made to the Register Of ,,ye Land Ciiice at
Edwardsyile, for the renewal # three CERT
ficates jrnly name for the northwest quarter
OF section Is, the northeast quarter Of ., and
the southeast quarter ofe, in township nc. 3
north, Of range no. Z west, IL the district OF
Edwart!syil,e, the originals having been lost or
DESTROYED, Iife,er issues-)
Given under my hand At EdwardsTiilc tbs
LIST day of September. 1921.
ABRAHAM VAN H00SER.
5 C.hte,nk,,, 1 ~ ..f 5fr Az y r. s
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-11
Setltem5er 5, 1891

ofTfeMoer ), l6Il.
TNSHE. Board Of Directors OF this ias,i-
a tuition have determined Oh tenn
porary and partial suspension ofspecie
payment.-In order, however, that as lit
tie inconvenience as possible, may follow
the adoption CT this measure, the Bank
will continue to redeem all its notes, IN
specie, of a denomination less than zen
dollars until it shall resume specie pay
nents generally. The motives which
have governed the Board in the adoption
Of this course ofpolicy, may be found in
justidablc right of self-prescrvation,
exercised at different times, by almost
every bank within the United States, and
more peculiarly so when large and in
ccssant drains cfspceic have been made
by persons (haying no interest in the
general welfare ofthe state or its ins,i-
tu,ions,9 whose intentions are to transport
the same to remote and distant points ii,
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-Whc-
ther this course OF policy will prevent
these drains time will determine. z.
BY order ofthe Board.
BEN. STEPHENSON, Prest.
Scht 3-l7E