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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

- virne Of deed ofuusi Tor the purposes therein
- stated. will be sold at public auction on ~ eR,es.
d0g, fhe IN dry ~ dPrH merit, eleven 0cock ON
the premises, those valuable BRICK rENHMkNIS on
Boliingb ~Ok street, being i've IN napbe comm eueirg
az The tenement AZ The sofneT 81 HoilingLfouk and
sycamore streets, occupied by laws 4 Farfar, aud
extending 10 The ioi of Hf. James ku-x and which are
nninb"fed ~ taid deed MOL. a. 4 and ., t0gstber
WIN BTtch LWubcr HOute, aud other yaluabie iui
pioVeinehts on saIsi.ls fbe shole viii he sOid or so
mnf ibefe a. viii lie necessary pay The debt a4d
interest mentioned in said trust deed This property
IS valuable aud ductive aud certainly Is worthy ibe
attention r. persons ofcapilai.
ne irnsnisnis are under Of from six twelve
hundred aona's each aud h1'ag situated ~ the most
conrnercA pat of the town viii always command
tnoh reni aud htHg aso fully Insured from loss b,
IRE ~ lbe RthMsud oice, the pnrcrerssre rendered
perfectly secure on thst hezS...SbOnld any person
residing ~ Sistauce vish Dr any ferheT ainfmaIuh
respecting THIS valuable property they may uDtain II
BY WruHg 40 ~ tins place.
Use rf"peuy viii be told by Nr. William Moore
auri"tttf, on cfcaft ofibfec SIX and niue months
equal insiaiment, for approved endorsed Hegotaiif
'ntrs, viii reservation 80 the title Hnti The whai-
SAL he paid, deed oGi any time made o.
receiving deed m uuet setuftths purchase nUhty
ibe notes VIII ~ re9aired the sale is closed
snd IN ease ~ fafipfe a. sriiver %. ~ by frotk
. - required the ~ ytitt. such psr ueaf
atf rersgi f-irg tiirh notes Vii he ne sold
& o'cisck oa The evtEicc - lie d4y. upoH tr
fd'ne leffus. JCss ALLISON. Itustre.
fctUsbnfs, Jan. .. fj..lds
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March 10.
fifiiY DOLLAko REWARD.

WILL he given for delivering WELCOME and. hi.
wife koZEffA, to me in Richlnond. They
on rom my arn at Wesham, about OF miles above this
city, on the 9TH nst.wrlcome ia a gardener black
tall spare made negro, with eyes feel nine
haii inches nigh between 20 aud 25 old speaks
slow, win down look, with some impeachment
with him all bis clothes among them an old brown
coat, one new blue do and pair blue panlaIoons
one ir nat, one wool do.--his oiher clothes
lerted.
Rozeiia is stout well made muatto woman not very
bright long hair sprighty speaks quick her
knnwn, though she must be above feet inches,
amour 23 To ~ years old she also took all her clothes
among them blue habit and checked apron pair Of
heb quaitered shoes-li IS likely both Of them may
change their dress. zet,a is house servant. aud
very capaHie when she CHI will give TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS for both, il taken in KichInons Man
chester, or their vicinity, FIFTY DOLLARS iftakeu
at distance, or half for either delivered 10 in Rich
moud.
Welcome raised ahont ten mile. below Gales
courthouse, in North Carolina, on the main road To
Edenton Kozettas mother belongs to Mr.. Philip
Woodson, near the Rocky Mills in Hanover They may
attempt TO obtain other papers to Get Off with
March IL. IeI..n wM. sH PARD
Icy virtue of deed OF trust eAecuIed Nv G, P.cot
- aud Marie X. p Picot To us for certain purposes
therein mentioned aud which date on the Sth day
of March Is TO- and is recorded in the Hastings court
of the city Of Rchmoud-We shall proceed at the from
door Of the Union Hotel, in the city Of Richmond,
between the hours uf twelve O'Clock and three O'Clock
on Saturday, the 7th Of 4prik to expose IN safe al
public anclton, The HOUSE n LOT in which the said
Giles Picot resides aud keeps contain
ing twenty three feet, more less. fronting Y or
Main street. and fuHniuP back the widtb one hundred
an ten feet alley thIty feet wide-The terms of
sale will be Comfortably to said deea) so much in
ready money may he sufficient defray expenses
Of the tns and TO 1850 due the FIRST Of March
IS2I-and credit To meet the future payments of
$3.50, the first Of March 1872 and Of the like
due the 6fstof March, IS23 deed If trust on
the property viii he required Of the purchaser aud
mole notes negotiable Vih approved endorsrr OF
endo'ses for all sums for which credit may he given
GEORGE FISHER
March IL. lO' IDS NM. Z WiCkHAM.
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q Ii fieGsGns tldeDied 80 iUttN GRAHAM 0e.ca3-d.
are requested u ,nak. payment PIE Immediately
as ar deSrous of closing The administration rs soon
as sihle. aud therefore cannot grant Indulgence 10
any b"dy. WALLER DUN. gxecnior
NOV 10 SLIT of Iohu Gfahar ier'd
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NOTICE


10y virtue Of deed Of executed by Alexander
ID Boyd aud Matilda his wife, to the trustees bearing
date The 26n day Of December, 1918, aud winch duly
recorded IN the county court Of MecklenbuTg to secure
William wngheid, jr. the payment Of certain sums OF
money therein nenioned-WiII he sold To the highest
bidder, for cash. the sirteeHth day Of 1yrtnerk
OH Tie premises certain tract ii LAND lying in tue
county Of Meckienburg, on the soub side Of Roanoke
river, about three miles below the town of CIarbsvi1Ie
containing by late survey. ak hundred fourteen
acresoT SO much thereof as will be sufficient satisfy
the balance o the due the last instalneu men
usned IN the said deed Of trust
The Trustees i'll convey such little only 10 the above
land as Is vested in them.
CHARLES S. wlNGFiELD, r..,
JOHN W. LEWIS, ( ""S'eeS'
weckleHhurg, March 10 InI..4ts
A LII ltose indebted To The nIn OF JANIS HAKKIsS
q co are requested to call on DT ~. clark 8
oT doors abuve the National Bank opposite MessIs
Robert q Hall Nelson Co. aud over the store of
Aetsrs. Mckee & Co. and discharge their respective
baances.-Dr. NJ Clark is duly authorised 20 receive
and grant discharges Tor the same.AppliGatioms MAJ
also be made at the store Of Joseph r. Loinax q Co.
Feb. 20. 0J..wlw JAMES HARRiSSN CO.
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Nep YORK. D0ing E'trLhsIweuf

Office No. i0i, Hifiism Sireet, Near York
'SHiE piePfriors uf Tie above establishment inform
the pubic that they continue to execute orders for
nyins aud cleansing in the manner which ha.
h,hrrio given such general Satisfaction.
for the information az hose ~ho reside distance
hel would stale bai they nave erected Staten leland
~ the vicinity of The city Of New York, large and
comod"n; building which Is furnished with extensive
maehinrp, aud Situated ON never failing stream OF
pure waIer; aud that they amply provided ~ith
materials aud woikmen of skin and experience and
every other requisite for carving The business OF
DYING. RES oRiNG, and CLEANSING ia all IT'S
branches, 10 the manner in which similar establish
inents are conducted IN Enrope.
The following are among the articles which they % IN
ave and hHish in the best manHeT: broad cloths ca.s
meres. sa'ins, lOsiIngs, Grapes, plush sik shasls
hosiery, gloves, &c.
ihey also dye ladies and geniiemeh's garments of
every stsctibrion-eia7e fnrnturss, stains or
iHidews irCui C1Itsn aud liner goods, &c.
Goods ssns Ia them from other states 10 he dyed or
cieansed, viii be carefully attended to- and will he
returned as soon as finished, by the earliest aud safest
conveyance.
Orders can be sent To them, their -sGice No. ial
"IiIan sueei New Totk, hy mail otherwise, where
information be obtained respecting any branch of
their business. BfRRgTIS JILESION X CT
Zen ~. o5-...im
Il NUMhiI | III IT, the jah lie tow OF PeirrrGn1P
" on the . h September lat. as rHpaway, negro
man no GALA himself GEORG Said fellow is about
zee, inches hish, dark complexion; be has scar
over his right eye, and another his under lip. He
IS aboui ~ years cid. He had on when committed
blue cnIt saiinI's jacket, aud corduroy pauiaioons
rms fellow Gains his freedom, and he eman-
cipaed IN Bedford county; bu, has been unable a, vet
to pTsdHce ANY evidence oil The taot.-Tbe owner il
ANY, Requested IN come forward prove property nav
charges AND take him away Otherwise he will be
dealt wi,h according to law.
81. Z. PARISH, Tailor
Jan. i6. 7s..wl2w
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NNIIi n

n III persons indebted ~ yOSEPH pAHaSptIT
Sc dir regu-sted D" make payment a. ~. i..,,s
49,. Is an "estous 81 closing sts geuiinistfafi,n
- ''vn az f"ssh-. and tEeTtGore -alrot ~ ,nf ,,l
- "'f p.'f. bANtEL GAIL. EX'sf
-'.si' ~ J~sesii nat1ult der.
"a ~ re.'"is hat'1e tifins sg,i,.f ~ e-,-1- ~
"NONGF POTTER, dc. tie 81 I~u,,a es,p,y
ave u-snsJ to make tAeri lni.r. a., '""''
cu!P'pe, cous.bosse. so. 20. es...gf.'
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DRUG5 AND indebtedness

DhUGa AND MEDICINES.
I. LOW TX e. co.. dolTs above the Bell Ia
~ veTn, Main street, Richmond, have inst received
IRON Philddti iia ard New Y7tk, by The Golden AGE
ard Superior aud are IA datiy expecta ion per rayei
isT, Hannah aud Elizabeth aud Lady Tonpkins Of a
general assortment of DRUGS MEDICINES PAINTS
&c Mhn.h are offered on he most accommodating
generally March Is. Ig, 81
Ri osTtHecfa defd 81 trast erccnfed lie IIfh Of
~ sousmbeT, 1918, BY MeTiuether Ltsris UaLk,r
1nd maria MS nDe, George g. Lindsay, and John
Hren and EIzdbeth his ,ce Of record ia ne CLERKS
cNce Of <fEbemGrte. 90 the Subscribers as trustees
j@y me purpose Of securing Tie puRctudt g0nnenf
Of sandry Sums ofmoney dae bg 6oHds, and therein
"amtd, IL Da6ney Minor, Of Atbemarte The nnder
signed OStrHsfeeS aforesaid ii seq fo, cash alThe
jr-nt door of me RiynHHa MUS How in INC orcn-
Pa"cg V Rtchard and James Duke, iu 9t6fma,Le
dTFd and ninetg right of faRd. ann tie said
kNahna Mills, tcith Gitthe 0pputtengBces belonging
a. me sumo on roth sides " me rivsr, so0ueh Of
dHrthe sud Quincy Minor. md tie costs nj carry.
ing 'nfo cteet me sad iced Of frEH The above
PROPERTY IS Doi"dbIe, lies both sides Of The North
me h'Vanna river, mhich affords batteau
Tagisafto" 10 Hichniond The andeTSgn,d actiDg
as trustees ior ne beUef Of others. uiH seH and
c0"'eg such mt only as is pested m them as trus
IetS ~ ne dced aforcSdid
NiNROD nRAMHaH, 1
ALEXANDER GARRETT.} ''"siee''
--l -leItn . 100. ids
Hs >Eyor o. She goioHgs ct ,fn1IG, aod lie SheT
= iEs 81 the cgunues ~ N0TfoiS Pfiniess anne aud
N"hsrir~uo, Composing Senatorial District; the
ShetHs " The eOnbtifs II Camp ELL Bnckinshaa and
Bedford, compesing aneihcr distrct the sberiGs Of
Nht' comprising another district the Sheriff Of the
t"hbits ~ hlhemarlr, Amherst Nelson Firvanna and
""Ochlaud comprising another disiricl the Sheriff.
81 ihr ro"Dties al King Gsutge, Westmnreland. Nor
uHrnerlard, ticbHi md, Lancaster ana Priprr
"i'Hh. composing another disiri.t aud the Sheriff
"i ibr Counties 81 hatbcgs, Atddlessx, Aoconacs
Niihanpi, y" and GlercesieT, comvo,iug anotber a,-
ri (Which several disricts constitute tie Fourth Glass
o. DE Senate Of virginia. requested TO take notice
thai an election, ~ roiaioH, be held an lie cour
Gays ~ The borough aud several counties tov Dtt
% ~ the mouth Of A9rii nexi fpr the election of p
Senaiuf 10 ~ the said districts ~ Inc
General Assembly, for ionr years next ensuing
TiiEO: HiNSfORD, c. S.
Fsbruary -. ls2i. fri.. ,9e
NEtiHDE~ FOR SALE.
aJliI he SOLD before Tie door ~ The Bell Tavern in
w thfs Citg.o Safnrdag. fhc8isf instant,
Screra "grg Gkeiy y0uHg
NEGROES,
Ncr, Women aud LbudieH htlauging 10 tue estate %
~ miller, dec.
~ IHE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ntfch u. fni lids
WNNtIsD
tGHDN forty ~ r, hkeiy ynnng NEENOFs, from
twelve 20 twenty flnr years ~ are lrg 0hch cass
sil pr psd-..,.hpry % The sgbsc,i'ef a' th- wash
reirn layeIn. \. rtENaHD.
hafeb -. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

( me hUNONtD DOLLARS RRN iIlD Han0Ig0v
~ from tie subscrther HtiHg near VGffs0u g. n
20 OF he PIN Of Jai'e fast, negro man uamrd
ffihOs, 'eho took fcifh him other appaTeI bnt n
Tair ., ileu pqHtofooRS SHIRT amt tooOf hat ne Is
tetrHbIg Sh'ck of thin oisQGs doffpe aRd pr0ud In
@'s cdrriags, dnd nboWt5 fsef q inch.S hieh ms
RPy1ef ne ~ doubf nus chqRrcd si1ca he absco1ded
'"h no do"1l mas rcceped Ofsnme malicious person
4 tPGss The ab0Us rsW0rd nrjfk h, ri,eg ,o ,,,
fsrSOt appreeafiic the aIote said negro om Of fis
co"1tg or Stafc JroM Whira he 0fscopdfd and rogfA
ing aim IN some Jaistha fbe eper mar egf him mr.
~ 20 ~ oPPrsheHted d0d confined in RE coUnfy ram
uhieH he aGScORdca- bRk no ofh,, chgrcfs poif IN,
MICHAEL AEYRHOEFFER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

in IHE COUNTY oP cAgBLL, srsTE 90 VfnGtNfs.
We With To sell 4 tfact OF LAND iyiug ~ CaheI
county, III sight OF The courthouse 81 s.td ronrt,
enc on ne Saysnaote river, six miles from the u.uh
ot 'Ha -eoutainng aadi 800 acres alnut 200 Of
timber. ~ ''''
ibis tract Of land is considered to be one ~ Tie mos,
uac'e ~ ana ~ the setlisp ~ country n
vhch u - SITUATED and viii be sold on .cfess,.o t,,s
,sIrs which .ill he mad sBuvs by apriication 10
'""h a'"r7, E'g cicfh ~ Cahei couutJ resi- ing AT
w "nt'hDuse ("ho will slew 10. land aud Is snibn
~ 10 seq TIE ssine 81 to snbstnbers tosiding
IN JeiiefsoH county, Virginia.
-, . II wORrHNGrON,
-. w h6..N fpNt r. CNvEffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

PafkhHf, EoJ,tSom s. heisO,
~ now receiving by the schDoners Aasenora,
names, Rising States aud othcrs, FRESH TEAS
Savannah's Cargo, 1920.
10c Is 10. boxes GGnpowder Teas
IS q do. do do
30 boxes G"npow der Teas ,conlain'g canisters ib
40 chests Young Tyson Tea
s. hhds. OF ST. Croix and NeH Oriean, SnraI,
zoe, bois of Loaf Sugar, New YORK ma nuiactefy
so iags ofbest Gr-ea Porto Rico Coffee
10 pipes OF Cogniac Brandy
10 hhds. al Jamaica Rum
40 do of antigua do.
100 hoxe,n Mould Candies
l0o do OF Soap
80 casks at Cheese
feis hbis. of PORK aud Beef
All otwhich they will sci. on liberal terms.
Jan o. 75tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

stb Y.s ai'd acCVnats que 10. late ntno3 JJSf r.
= Mntth 10 aie piaced Ia the hAnIs If .irssrs
FoHPHtNS 4 WOKflIaM Tor coll ectinn--r On ghou ali
persons indebted VII cat aud make patjpent
Marth l3 IOI. 81 y sA,Irfi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

toHS PARkHiLL. has associated himself with no
~ BeRr s. kO6eRrSoN and JAMES KEiSo OF
New foIS, 1ndsr the firm OF Parkhift, Robertson &
hetso, Tor the purpose ut transactng an AUG ItON a
COMMISSION BUSINESS. in The ciiy OF Ricln,oud
and under the rrn OF Robertson, KeisoS f'arkhiN
for the purpose OF tansaciing general COMMISSION
BUSINESS In the city of New YoikIhey Respectfully
! solicit a share vi tie public patronage.
JOHN PaRKiiiLL,
ROBERT S. ROBERTSON.
JAMES KELSO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

TIL .."miss'one's IN the caserf IHliI0ag 3 TTf9-
sans, having "a N"ys11sr last declared mai
oNmehd "' seventeen cents IN the duiiar aud there
ten'a''ns several unclaimed dividends IA The hards of
Ine s"hstrioer he requests all those interested t. cali
upO" hi, eibef ~ psTsoR by orney ana receive
their respective ayidends IuSEpu wax
Aarch U 0t.lm Agenl -Elr me .fsaicness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

NEW SIiJlSE
rsNuE Subscribers nnder The trn OF WM MCKEE A.
CO. are now opemins extensive aud general as.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-20

FFHDN forty ~ IN. hseiy ynnng NEENOFs from
twelve 70 twenty four yeafs ~ are fr, 0hich csst
W pr ps'd-..,.hrply % The sgbsc,tef a' the wash.
rrirn ltteLn n. ftNNaND.
hdfe5 -. left
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
=. AUCTION STORE.

vTyfIE subscriber will open on Thursday the
{ il 18th inst. at the room lately occupied by
Mr.. Coles, in the rear of the public square, in
the town of Edwardsyille, a well selected and
general assortmentof yfERCIIANDISE., which,
viii be sold at public auction at private sale.
State paper will be received in payment at
par. Purchascrswilffndt the prices Of articles
as low as can be had any where in the state.
In the assortment will be found the follows
ing articles, as well as many others too numes
rous to mentions;
Cloths and cassimeres, Domesticks, Cotton
Yarn, Callicocs, Muslins, Ginghams, Seersuckr
ers, shawls, Bouts and Shoes. Hats, Whips,
Medicines, Liquors, Axes, Auegfs, Carpenters
Tools, Cutlery, Hardware, Eaithenware, Glass
ware, Quechsware, Window Glass 8 by 10, 10
by IL, and 10 by 49, Pitt saws, School books.
Tobacco, Spices, Castings a large assortment,
Smoothing irons, Paper for rooms. Watches,
Rings, Beads, Necklaces, Earrings, Watch
chains, Tinware, Pewter-ware, Cofeen'Hls,
Side Saddles, Rum, Gin, Recdied Whiskeys
aad Cordial. ~, ssfls sg
80 . d. A. sPAULDNG, +
N. 3. Auction will be held on Monday,
Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Saturday, Of Court
week. afterwards every "Wednesday and sa-
tnrday Goods can be had at any tame at pri.
vate sale. d. AIS.
September II, 1s21-l8tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
COOPER COINS.

.t e D Pc. I H a.H
The public are informed that large
supply of CENTS issnow ready for distgi-
button from the Mint Of the United
States, in Philadelphia These coins
will, therefore, be issued, to any reason.
able amount, in exchange for an equal
amour in specie, or in notes or drafts
receivable in any Of the Banks in Phila-
dclphia. They will also be transported,
when required, TO any considerable
amount, (not less than key, containing
from | SO TO 1870 dollars, eilhcr BY land
or water carriage, when such can bepro-
cured, to any part Of the United States,
at the expense and risk Of the govern
ment, onthe receipt ola deposite toAthe
credit Of the Treasurer OF the United
States 10 the amount ofthe cents rcquif-
ed, in the Bank ofthe United States d
any of its offices, or in any State Bank
which performs the. duties Of Cominis-
sioners, Of Loans, OF agent for paying
pensions, in those states where no Office
has been established. The dcpesites 10
the credit of the Treasurer Of the United
States, in all cases, 10 be made in the
same state to which the cents arere-
quireil 10 be transported.
3 Application 10 be made to the Tfea-
surer Of the Mint. e
"a PHILADELPHIA, .auguss Is.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

a r 2. u 4
The public will take notice, that the
second number that appearedin the Spec
tator over the signature of" Old Moses"
wasnot writtcnby me- The author ofthat
number, perhaps, thought that | had ex-
hausled my store of IDEAS, and that con-
tinnation Of the numbers by another pen
would be no breach ofpropriety. Moses
the End, will find that can write volumes
on this fruitful subject, if necessary. I
have had a severe attack OF the, bilious
fever, which is the reason of my second
number not appearing before this time.
The election is at a considerable dis
lance, and as the pieces are an address
to the public understanding, intend to
place Them at such distance apart that
their merits may be fairly and dispas-
sionately weighed-that the people may
act in unison or discordance, as their
cool and unbiased judgment may die
tate. ~
I applaud Moses" the end, for try
ing to stem this dangerous and corrupt
ing torrent; and think his essay is call
culated to be useful and animating; but
1 hope, in future, he will write under a
signature Of his own, and not usc the
name Of 3,,s ~.
Covingfon, September IL, 1921.
a. D
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18
Washington City, August o..
DEATH OF NAPOLEON.

i q
! Information has been received in this
city, BY the way Of Martinique, which
leaves no doubt Of the fact that the Ex-
Emperor OF France has paid the debt OF
nature. ~ 4fs 4
This event took place on the 9th of
May, at the Island Of ST. Helena-dis-
section being made Of his body, the
cause of his death was sliscoy cred to be
a cancer in the pylorus, {sciIius pylc-
rus, which seemed to have beep long
forming itself, but whose progress should
have been stopt by the dilatalion Of the
liver as the cancer increased.
His remains have been buried in a ro-
mantle situation, forming part Of the
grounds OF Longwood, and previously
chosen by himself. y
His obsequies were attended with all
military honors. His corpse was cx-
posed upon state bed, and was visited
by all classes Of the population Of St.
Helena. q.
Two British men Of war were dispatch
ed to carry to England the news Of this
event. The last of those vessels touch
ed at the island OF Ascension on the 2 LIST
of May, and the Com. Sir George Col
lier, left that Island on the 9th. Of the
same month with his II. B. M. ship
Tartar.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

4 r a Court Of Probate held il, and Tor jack
~ son county, Illineis, on the tllirl Monday
n August inst. present aoel SfahnibS. kssI,
Judge ofsaid Court, it was sai icie1tly sestiiicd
that the personaf property Of Timothy Nash,
late Of said county, deceased, WINS iYsuflicien Mt
to pay his debts. Notice is, therefogrs hereby
given to all persons Interested to appear be-
fore said court on the third Mo6day M Octc-
Der next, ard sliew cause If any usey have,
why the real estate, belonging 10 said estate,
Should notbe sold to pay sAid debts
JOEL MANNING.
Brownsville, August y. l8si.-i9 # y
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-09-18

banks Of the St. Johns. The culture Of
the Garance, or Rubia Tinctorum, might
equal the Adrianople Red, SO much
sought after. The quality of the Cot
ton equals that of tho Tropical Colo
nics.-Nor must the Quinquinna, or Pc
lrlvian Bark, be forgotten, which there
grows spontaneously.-Much Of the land
is proper for the culture Of the Sugar
Cane, SC. Sc.
"In applying to this country the cul-
ture which suits it, it will yield, am GER
tain, very rich productions. In short
time, will endeayor, sir, to satisfy your
laudable curiosity. In the mean time,
accept the assurance of my regard