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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
lHG VOLATILE AROMAT
SNUFF Iot Head hehe q Cdfaryh.

II EDoMNKsDED by Docl wArIsHou,s,
~ 30 epas,sh,ly kepl ~ ssls ~
SAMUEL W. YlSsON
lysPoH, hy ", is.9
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NEW GOODS.
William S. Nichols,
40. s. 1hames.sfrerf-HGs JOr sals,

40. S3 Ihsm<s-sfrerf-HGs for sGle,
a great variety Of Substantial and
Fancy Hard. Ware sod other Goods,
HnonP aphJeh are,
MODERN looking Glasses, brass And.
@'A irons, Shovel and Tongs, brass Candle.
sucks, briusnis Wares, fine and common
Cutlery, Brushes Of most kind in use, plated
Cssiors and Csndlsshcks, plated Snuffers snd
Tray, fine steel and common Snufiers, Jap.
AIMED Tee Trays, Bfeac Trays, Wine Wan.
efs, Souffers Trays, Tea Csnnisiers, Ocean.
tor Stands, common Tea Pots, Pocket Books,
Purses, Thread Cases and Minute Books,
fancy Soap, Wash Balls, Cologne Water,
Antique Oil, Pencil Cases, Thipbles of all
kinds 10 use, gilt work bag Clssps, belt
Clasps, gilt, piaIsd and iron Hooks ond Eyes,
Needles, Knit,ng Pin', violin Strings, fancy
Necklaces, Earnings, Breast Pins, RIGGS,
Bracelets, Watch Chains, Seals and Keys;
toStoi.e.shell, ivory and horn Combs, gold
and git cord, gill Lace, &c. with such other
articles as are generally found IN a fancy
store.
- 4 handsome assortment Of silver
mounted and common SpectacIes end Goggles.
W. s. NICHOLS conunues TO manu(acture
and keep Tor sale, Gold Necklaces and Silver
Wares, Of superior woikmansbip, end war
fsn'ed good sock.
- Cash or goods given for old gold and
silver.
April ! !.
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WATER PROOF HATS.

A complete assortment oi Water Proof Hats. OF
"A the ffst quality, aud superior to any ever Of
fered TO he public BY the single hat. dozen or
groce, viz
Mems fashionable Hats, black & drab,
with green unders' Friends large brms do black
and drap do Youths aud Boys do black and
drab elegantly trimmed, all suitable for the sp-
preaching season. Citizens and strangers from this
and the adjoining towns respectfully invited u
call ard see for themselves at los, Tsmesstreet,
Newport. X I where the smallest lAyors will be
thankfully received.
STEPHEN BARKER, Jun.
April IS C3w ]
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MAWTUHMAKING.

Mrs. NEAL, formerly Miss Vose)
1Vl respectfully informs her friends and former
customss. that she has recommended the business
Of .f.gNTU.9.hy3KIyvC. nnd has taken rooms in
Thames street, At the south corner Of the street
ing 10 the Methodist Chapel, where size is
dy TO receive orders, and will be grateful for a con-
tinusnee of the patronage Of her friends and the
public. April
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ELEGANT LEGHORNS,
ii. SESSIONS.
Remarkably C5saa +!

HAS Just feceived---l case elegant LEO
i 4 HORN BONNETS, Of a very superi.
y, quaIiIy, which he Offers for sale, remarka.
bly, cheap.
Also--,l case STRAW BONNETS, yery
6ne, and OF the lalss, fashions, very cheap.
iftswise--l case IDdia black and coored
double chain tRyAHTIsKs, and black and col
o,ed India SATIs,. With large aud exien-
siye assoumenl or other Goods--all OF which
will be sold M Tsry low prices.
k.wport, An'il 4, 1881
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N Z w GOOD S.
John B. Newton,
h't Old Stand l0S,

imPOrtGtions from the Triton aud RaSseis.
INTO Boston. large variety Of SPBISc GooDs--
ihey ATE offered for sale cheaper thsu ANY brought
70 this market
fmong them are
superior Canton grapes o Black lslisn grapes,
IA dolls piece, 0 silk shsWls,
Back Lnstring SIS 9doA variety of Calicoes
per I'D. y from I6ets To IS per
Black sinehaws, yard,
Plaid Silks 4s So per yd Ribbons Of almost every
Bl-e< BombaEeus, az description With avery
sorted prices, n handsome assortment
BRUSH shiumgs and OF wide GsnilUfe foe
sheetlbgs, o Legborn Hats,
Black, blue, drab fash o White silk Lace.
ionabe Olive brown J Green ssrsnets,
Brosdcloths, ~l94 Linen Damask for
Gsssimeres. table Cloths,
flanDeis, WA Linen DsmSsk table
Crepe shswls, Q Cloths,
Cashmere sha~ls for D Russis Diapers,
IS, 25cts Beaver Gloves.
Figured border ditto, 9 silk ditto,
from dolls to $3.50. Dimities.
Tabby Velvets, X Russia sheetine.
Whte Cambries, Whi,ened do.
figd diuo, 4 Sewing Co,tcn:.
large assortment, OF b Velvet Ribbons.
Book muslins, 0 Umbrellas &c.
o.
One Case Of Leghorn Bonnets,
ofs superior qusli,y--which Will be .Ol4 lower than
any IN town.
Newport. April I, 1890.
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NOTICE..

A Ill persons having accounts stand.
n ing Nith the Subscribers, are requested 10
esh and settle the same without further notice, ss
the business hsresl or Will he differently arranged.
JoHN WILLIAMS q Son.
PED IS
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CUIIDALL'S MILLS.

Wooi CGyding.
THE subscribers inform their friends
l. and the public, thAt they have replenishe6
their Carding Machines With new Cards of the M.
EST and most approved msnufsc ture. and that they
are now enabled TO Card Wool Of all grades. IN the
beet manner
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- 6oods, as utual.--.9ls, they color and finch
Woolen Cloths OF all descriptions, and 10 color gar.
ments, &c. that hsye faded, or become unissmon-
able All branches Of the above business viii be
done with despaleh, and on the loNeSt terms, and
The least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE q GRINNELL.
" B.--SkgroRD ALHy, Little Compton PELso
GoRLY, Tiyerton-W WILLIAM PEARsE, Bristol.
Fcrry-aEd Jon SBEaAAs, in Newport, will re-
casye and forward suieies intended for the Manu-.
factory. Portsmouth. July IS, 1880.
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
L friends and The public IN general, tbs, they
have added 10 their establishment complete set
Of new Cards, suitable for csrding OF Neiino wool,
in the best manner which together with tbeir Tor.
mer machinery make their establishnen, complete
Wool Of all grades esrded into rolls ., Ihn low
est terms. They wish 10 receive wool Tor manu-
featuring On shares or contract, as may be't SUI
their employers They continue to carry on Their
Clothing business in ali it's various branches. Nv.
cry attention will be paid to the colorng Of Grapes,
Bombszet,es, silks. ac. The following persons
will receive and forwsrd any ticles intended Tor
the Un'Hn Factory.
GEORGE LAwToN, Tiperfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisiol Ferry.
EDWARD STANHOPE. and
J. W. WATSON, ksppsrt
The Subscribers, return their sincere .bsnks 10
their old customers and solicit the continuance u
their fayours. JOHN BABCOCk.
MOSES LAwToN.
Portsmouth, June7.
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HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chill
a dren'S HATS, hoHdsoms and cheap, just Ss
cered from New York and for sale ut
e.. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.

cered from New York and for sale ut
G. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.
dmong them are -
J. WILLsos's celebrated imitation beavers and
Meme white and black Hats, with vide btims, ut
the low price Of s each.
Tweedy & Bcnedris imitation besys.s--hrst
quality mems real supef6ne ditto.
. white, Brothers Il Co imitation beavers - Watec
proof ditto made entirely Of Fur. hyhf and herds
s0ms--AIso best No :, Hats.
CbiIdrens white and black BeaveU and red Mo-
rocco Hats.
For sdie os abope,
50 Iieams writing paper. Cap No. I, Q h 3, at ono
dollar per Resm less thar the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary, Of every description.
School Books Of every kind in use--as hldens
and Webber's LIST, I'd u Sd vols .--CuNmings,
Morse and Goldsmhs Biographies -Arithme,ics.
--Grammars, Dictionaries, Testsncnts, Gc.--sea-
men's nd Blank Books
Paper Hangings and BOrde,s,
For Rooms and Window Curtains, selling oh at
very reduced prices.
or Those persons who are indebted TO q WAE.
TON, and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been Of long standing, are earnestly requested
10 call and make payment, as otherwise their hc.
counts will be put in suit 10 the course Of 10 days
Newport, May IL, 1920.
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TIE following erfraordiEary Cuves aye RE
bet Recommendation Of Dr.. ReLfss .7sstmanc
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FOUL CILUMNI..

8 100 REWARD.
yNT HRREss foul and slsnderous Letter has this
w day appeared in the Rhode Island Republican
(of Newport,) purportng 20 have been written and
dated at Providence, the 6h Of April, 1921. and
subscribed with Eve stars in the christian, and four
stars in the surname. (the object Of which iter is
to cast the yiest aspssons the Inhabitants Of the
town Of Providence. and to excite local ealousies,)
therefore, whoever will give information Of and de.
tect the writer Of said letter. shall receive tie above
reward, on application to
JOHN CARLILR,
CiGirmon Of he General CeTrailhe
efrfLe FUN II Pr0vidsnrt.
p-srid,.ts. Abri lB, 1921.
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-Ak and Table Beer.

TOHN b. LYON informs the public
~ that he has received for sale. aud will se,p a
constant sIpPiy of
Double and Single AIe and 7abie Beer.
of the first quality March 70
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.iATS Nd SCHOOL BOOKS.

TE.N boxes Mems, Youths and Chill.
l. dren's HATS. ba1dsome and cheap, just re.
ceivsd from New-York and for sale at
g. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.
among them are -
J. WYLLsoN's celebrated irritation beavers and
Mems white and black Hats, with wide orims, at
The low price OF 8 3 each.
Tweedy Benedict's imitation besvsrs-frst
quality mems real Super fine dilr
White, Brothers h Go itsisatior beavers Water
., ,of ditto msic entirely Of Fur, hsh and hand
some - Also best No. /, Hats.
Chiidren's white and black Beaver, and red Mo.
rocco Hats.
For safe 8 ab1De,
50 Rcams writlng paper. Cap No. l, 8. at one
doi!,r per ReSTn kss ,han the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary, of every description
School Books of every kind in Alden's
and Wcbber's lst, I'd q Sd vols Cummings,
Norse and Godsmh's Biographies Arithmetics
--Graunars, Dictionaries, Testaments, &c.-sea-
meas nd pIant Books
Pater Rangings and Rorde,S,
For Rooms aud Window Curtains, selling oil at
very reduced prices
- Those persons who are indebtedto WAN.
TON, and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been of long standing, are earnestly requested
10 call aud make payment, as otherwise their Ac
counts will he pnt in suit in the course OF 10 days
Newport, May ~ 1920.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friende and
j the public, that be has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready 10 attend to the calls of his old Gus.
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged and punctusiiy attended
to--csll at the Chambers oyer biz store, north
corner OF Bannster's. wharf
Newpog, MARCH ~,
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Ry the President Of the Vniled .Sfates.

By the President Of The Yni.ed .States.
WHEREAS, by various acts Of Congress the
W President OF the United States is authorized 10
direct the public lands which have been suryryed
To be off. red for sale
Therefore, l, James Monroe. President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales, for the disposal (according to
isw) of public lands, shall be held as follows. VIZ:
Al franklin. in Missouri, on the first Monaay ip
January next. for the safe Of
Townships 81 To SS, in range 26, west Of the stt
principal meridian line
so to 55 ranges 27 and 30 do.
81 to SIS. range % do.
At the same place. on the first Monday in March
next, for the sale of
townships 81 to 56. in range go vest of the sth
principal meridian line.
so to So, in ranges 81, 80 and 80 do.
At St Louis, in said estate, on the frat Monday
in December next for the sale Of
Townships 35 to ~. in range l and 2, east Of the
5th principal meridian line.
At the same place. OH the frat Monday in March
next, for the sale OF
Townships IS to ~. in ranges 8 and 4, east
At the same place, on the first Monday in May
next. for the sale of
Townships 3s to A. in range 5 and 6, east, and %
43 and ~. in range Y east.
At Jackson, ,.in the county Of Cape Girsrdeau, u
the said state, on the first Monday in February
next, for the sale Of
Townships "a. in ranges to IL. east Of the 5tN
principal meridian line.
80, range d, east do.
~, 30 81 do.
81, 80 & IS s do.
At Edwardsyilie, III the state of Illinois, on thu
first Monday in January next, for the safe OF
Townships to l3, N range g. west OF the I'D pr IN
cipat meridian line.
IL to i3 10 aud II do.
otoi i3 p and l3 do.
8tol2 - do
At Nandaia, in the esid state. on the third Mop@
day in January next, for the sale Of
Townships to 10, in range L. east Of the Sd
principal meridian line
8to 10 ranges 3 4, S and 6
I,8, oandiO range 7, east
I, rs 9 4ndl0 3
At Palestine, in said state, the second Monday
in February nex,. for the sale Of
Townships 6 70 10, in ranges g. 10 and IL, east OF
the Sd princip.! m ,ridan line
S to 10 range Id, were of Cd prncis
pal meridian inc
4yand 10 ranges 10 and I3
At Detroit. ia Michigan Territory, on the fret
Monday "a November next, for The sale of
Townships s, 9 ard 10 s. in ranges an3 east,
y,8 and 3 ? and S
Exsept such lands have heen or may be -
erye1 by law Tor the support of schools for o,h-
purposes -Tbc lands shall be sold in regular "a.
mericai order, beginning with the lowest nunoey
of section, township. and range
Given under my hand ut the City Of Washington.
this nineteenth day of September 1920
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhcc.
Oct. ~ iAWtlSt Nav,
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DAt GOODS.
RUadcioths,
Cassimeres,
Yiscnia Cloth,
sstt&s,s. serges,
yessngs, Blankets
Ksrssfssa
Pei,ee Cloths,
i,siSes. Flannels.
shawis, Hdkfs.
l,ombazetts, Wildboros,
Worsred Plsids,
nirds eye Worsted,
stltiaeiT,
sterlno TrItnming,
Sreeo Table covers,
ir,sh Linens,
Linen sheetings,
RssFa- shee,ngs,
Linen Usrobrics,
Long lawn,
Thread iaces and Foot.
ings,
xinen Cambria Hdkfs.
Ers's Tspes, Thrsads,
Marking Canvass,
Crash, Diaper,
Table iinen,
BucAnm. Chez,
r. owa linens.
.N!sek mems,
GNankin Il Canton Grapes,
F,a ian Grapes, =
Deys1,iDe silks,
- trisgs, sinchavs,
i,s,d s,,ks.
Sarsne,S,
F.oreD,ines, BonbssiBs,
Six lace, Sat;iDs,
Csabrie Prin.s. CALI
gCrS
4 smbrics, s1usiins,
Emities. We yets.
"%is' Shin ,m.s & Sheet
inpe,
fsnc, vestinss.
J~sS = DkIns,
fae e ngil ,nse
p'G ucking. -
: afl,g Krndns lua N
Csndtswic&, CIV
T us.ntnders ofU,,
=, :. ivory, rh. "a
Nfe sEl Hut, .,
Goa, and tea buttUn
Hosiery, Gloves,
l'Dbrclas
stpetinss and Hearth
Itugs
/ cDUug.
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UNION FACTORY.

~ lSAN<4N Il lN- j ONI.
TIE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and he public in general, that they
have added to their establishment r complete set
of new Cards, suitable for carding Of Merino wool,
in the best manner. which together with their for.
mer machinery make their establishment complete.
Wool OF all grades csrded into rolls at the lew
ess terms They wish to receive wool for manu-.
featuring on shares or contract, as may best suit
their employers They continue to carry on their
Clothing business, in all it's various branches. Ev
cry attention will be paid to the coloring Of Grapes
Bombazettes, Silks, &c The following persons
will receive and forward any a,ticles intended for
the Union Factory
GEORGE LAWTON, 7iVertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristot Ferry.
EDWARD STANHOPE, and
J. w. WATSON, Newtors
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks TO
their old customers and solicit the continuance Of
their fayours. JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, June z.
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JONATHAN REYNOL

JoNA HAN NJ. NIL
Has for sale al his store an WlcaJvH
A General assortment Of Hardware .ni
"A Cutlery brass Andii ons, shovels and
tongs--AL.SO, Dry Goods, Shoes, and Gro.
ceries Dutch Plough Irons, and Ploughs
ready made; patent pitch forks (; broad md
narrow cast steel axes bar Iron and steel,
and nails Of all sorts /; hearth tile, bricks
stone lime, Window Glass and Pu,ty.
Likewise,
400 VT pearl ashes, L 100 Quintas dry Goldfish;
6OOO hid hoops, 10 bbls Maokerei,
1000 fish barrels, 90 bbls Cider,
So rum ditto, G 30 do Flour,
20 bushels plaster. 20 nests Cedar tubx.
500 pine Clapboards, Z ~ do sugar boxes,
Is m. do shingles, 4 I5grndstones,
500 ehesnut rails. 80 buodcs wrapping
80 bushels white paper,
beans, 200 VT hogs lard,
Is cords frewood, } 100 bushels potatoes.
HlSO, IN Lumber Tard,
general assortment OF country Lumber, cons
ssting Of Ship Plank, boat Boards, common oak do.
and jo'sts half inch chesnut boards, &c. &C,
Wexford Oct a.
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J H. n 4. w TON,
/ sFF ERS for sale--at old stand lO4,
A-P Imitation Russia sheeting, Real whitensd
ditto. for Military Psnta'oons
Also
Knitting ard sewing Cotton.
Newport, March ID. 1891 Sw
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J "A M ES II A M MOND

HAS FOR SALE,
AT TIVE North WING OF TRR X. l. u. BANK,
B4.f G0nls Miscellaneous
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- TaE ctROuLaTfNG LIBRABY,
Consists af' = o5 Volumes, and continues to havc
sddtionv If ais new works suitable for the came
Nrwp5rt, March r 1921
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13

government needs not the array OF pow
er which you meet in other naliohs.--
No guards of soldiers--no hosts OF spies
no vexa.ious regulations of police
But it accomplishes its beneficient pnr-
poses by few unarmed Judges and civil
officers, and operates so silently around
us that many of US enjoy its blessings
with hardly thought of its existence
And this is the perfection of freedom.
We owe all this 10 the power OF those
laws which religion writes on our hearts ;
which unite and concentrate public
opinion against injustice and oppression
which spread spirit ofequity and good
will through the community. Thus Re-
ligion is the Sout of Freedom and no
nation under heaven has such an interest
in it as ourselves"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
1900 KeWarA.

TNHE above reward will be given by
Il the citizens of this place, TO any
person who will give such information
as will convict some outrageous villain
or villains, or some unprinciplcd, noe
turnal incendiaries, who wantonly and
felloniously cut the cover of our wagon
on Saturday night, and on last Sunday
night, 3oth inst. at the same place, cut
and destroyed the spokes Of the store-
said wagon, TO the total destruction OF the
same--also the tongue Of the same taken
entirely off. This act ofviolence COM
mitted by some unknown person, whose
principles must be worse than any pi-
rates or nightly assassin; it therefore
becomes the duty of every good and
honest citizen, of both town and country,
to use every cxertion for the discovery
OF such a knave, and to root them out
from a christian land and people.
The above reward will be paid by US.
rs a- r. * G. POGUE.
Sept. l.-cltf "a
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
CHEAP GooDs

For State Paher and Edzoardsviile
Notes, at old Prices, until The
18Th November
ENfIE subscriber is now opening, in
the large brick house in BELLE
VILE, lately occupied by Mr.. Ring
gold, a large and elegant assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he is determined to sell at the
lowest prices for prompt payment.
With very few exceptions, those arti-
Giles, and particularly wooden goods, will
be sold for State haher and Ed1vards-
pilic notes, until the 18th November
next, at the advance which was usual, be-
fore the issue of the former description
Of paper, and the depreciation of the lat
ter. A variety oil articles will be offer
ed still lower, of all which, those inclined
to purchase, shall be afforded the means
of satisfying themselves.
The limitation as to time, is the result
of arrangements by the subscriber for
disposing of all the paper of the above
description, which he may be able to COL
lect by the time specified, and those ar
engagements render him extremely anx-
iops to collect as much OF it as possible.
This he can only hope to accomplish by
Offering the best bargains which he can
afford to give.
JAMES MITCHELL.
Belipilie, SeIt, %, I22l-9lU
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13

UNAWAY from the subscriber on the Oath
~ April last, a Negro Boy by the name of
JASON, 19years of age, dark complicated,
down look, pleasant countenancc, low soft
voice. little stopped shouldered, feet or 9
inches high. Took cotton shirts, one nearly
new, the other pretty much worn pantaloons,
cotton warp and pale blue yarn filing; the
rest Of his clothing not rccolected. Any per-
son that will apprehend said boy Jason, and
confine him in Jail SO that get him again
shall receive the above reward, and all reason
able expenses paid, or one hundred dollars, if
delivered to me in Logan county, Kentucky.
June the LIST, 1891.
JAMES ALLEN.
july S-1O86m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13
STATE Of Minois, .4uditor's Office, I
Vandalia, oct. I'd, 1921.

BUBIfC NOTICE is hereby given, that in
IL pursuance Of the ACT CT the legislature Of
the state Of illinois, entites4. An act for the
relief of certain persons whose lands, bank
stock, &c. have been sold for taxes, and for
other purposes" approved Jan. 81, 1921, the
lands and bank stock of non-residents of said
state, upon which the taxes have not been paid
forthe years 1918, 1919, 1899, Or 1921, will be
sold at public sale, at Nandalia, The seat Of 60
vcrnmellt of said state, on the FIRST Monday of
May next, for the amount OF the tax, interest,
and costs due thereon.
e., c. BERRY. .Qttd p. a. H.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-13

| CTEPHEN DECAruR's name and glory
y are 50 perfectly identified with that Of the
American Navy, that we cannot reflect upon
| the renown ofthe latter, without blending with
| it the gallant achievements Of the former. lie
| was an carly and favorite pupil of the immor-
talized PREBLE, who may as emphatically be
called the Peceptor Of the American Navy, as
the venerable John Adams has been pro-
nounced its Father.
Whether we consider Decatur as a youth
full champion, boarding Corsaic and staying
its commander, who had treacherousIy slain his
brother--as an intrepid officer destroying an
enemy's frigate under the guns of fortress
deemed by the Turks impregnable--as COM
mander undauntedly meeting and capturing
the floating bulwark of Britain--as the Com
lnodore Of a squadron, conquering q Barbary
power, and compelling tito sue for peace--or
as an accomplished officer at the seat of Coy
erIment, assisting in giving perfection and
power to the Navy of our Republic. In each
of these capacities, his character equally ex-
citesou admiration. The object ofthis work
is to enable The reader to trace the progress cf
this hero. the pride and boast Of our country,
From the first drawings Of his greatness, to the
meredian spiendour Of his glory. The nate
rals from which the work will be prepared
are us unquestonable authenticity and the
volume will not be swelled with matter uncon-
nected with the life, character, and achieve
! mcnts of DECATUR, and the origin, pro-
Sress and present state ftle American Navy.
p TERMS.
/. The work will consist of large duode-
elmo volume, from 500 to 400 pages. with an
accurate and elegant portrait OF Decatur.
g. The price to subscribers will be one dol
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Hartford, September l, 1921.
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