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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
a BARGANN.

REiNG engaged in more business than
= > can conveniently attend TO, have
determined on leasing, by the year, the
farm and house in Cahukia, where re-
side. In this farm there are 81 acres of
land, well fenced, and in a good state of
cultivation. Included in it, there are.
acres OF good bearing apple orchard;
and s acres OF an excellent timothy lnea-
dow, in good repair There are attach
ed to the above farm good garden,
well pailed in an excellent well Of wa
ter; barp, pasture, and horse lots, with
other conveniences necessary to the COM
Portable living Of the tenant The house
is OF brick, TWO stories high, large and
commodious, with a cellar, kitchen, and
all ether necessary appendagts.
The situation of the above farm is
healthy, and advantageous to the tenant.
1t is adjoining the village of Cahokia,
where most OF the projects of said place
may be sold, at a good price, and more
over, it is but FIVE miles TO the ST. Louis
market. A more minute description is
useless, as the person wishing to rent
will see the premises before he contracts,
and when on the premises the terms will
be made known. Mcpherson need come
10 rent, with whom ! lam unaeqoain.ed,
or who is not we'll recommended to me.
The house and farm may be rented Sc
parate. There is good farm house at
tached TO the farm. Possession may be
given Immediately.
JULIE JARROT.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
STATE Of Illinois, auditors Office,
YdndQiia. Ocf. I'd. 1921.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that in
IL pursuance Of the act Of the Legislature of
the state Of Illinois, emitted I" 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
for the years 1878, 1873, 1920, or 1921, will be
sold at public sale, at vandalia, the seat Of go,
vernrnent of said state, on the first Monday of
and costs due thereon.
E. C. BERRY, .4ud. n. "A. n
y ( Ocr9-6t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

Mr. WilPs age isuot exactly known; but he
was snative of Hesse easel, and came to Ame-
RIGA with Count Denop, in the capacity Of
drummer, and al Princeton was taken prisoner
Ipresumc at that time he was very young; for
as he afterwards entered the continental army,
have often heard him say he was taken out
OF the ranks on account of his tender age
But let not the place of mans birth be im-
puted TO him as q crime. Most of these Hes
slams, whom have seen dispersed over the
United States, were Industrious men and made
good citizens; yet Mr.. viii is the only one in
my knowledge, who, offer the tolls of war,
and in the midst of poverty, not only found
means to make himself independently rich, but
also by his own excrtions to educate himself
to such degree as rendered him capable of
filing any Office, and made his company Ii
terary feast, sought by all who had a taste for
science or moral philosophy.
Initiate his example, ye young men of Hill
nois, and your fortune may be equal to his, and
your latter days as happy
Brownsville, Nor. l, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
ron TIE srEcrAToR

d
AT a meeting Of some of the citizens Of Fond
county, in ,Greenvillc, on Thursday the LIST
November, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the situation of the country
and devising measures of rclief--1he fellow
ing resolutions were proposed by S. Wnlr
cUMB s Fy
Whereas it is highly becoming the
citizens OF county where each indiyi-
dual labors tor himself, to encourage in
dustry and economy: and whereas the
scarcity of.moncy and deficiency Of mar
-ket Tor our produce, are Inconvenience
which render these habits more parlicu-
larly necessary /: Therefore,
Rescued, Thatwe will encourage, by
our example and influence, every kind
of industry in all useful pursuits; that
the farmer, the mechanic, and the mer-
chant should labor in their respective
employments, with all diligence aid zeal.
Resotvcd, That as all labor requires
time for its performance, and he who de-
votes to his business the most hours in a
given period, must be expected to pro-
duce the most good in that period, we
will recommend, by our example and
influence, tAe economy offinae. "a
= .Resotved, That as the drinking Of
whiskeyi. and other spirits, loungipg at
public places, gaming, sporting, and dis
sipation, are, in addition to their cxpen.
sivencss, calculated to waste our time,
impair our health, and enervate our
minds, and thus prevent US from being
employed in adding to our wealth aud
comiort: therefore, we will discourage,
by every honorable means, these habits
and customs. sas,
Resolved, That for our wearing APP
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27


Sir Philip Sydney, Of aphoristical
memory, has thus condensed nearly all
that can be said on that crime against ma
ture, SUICIDE. The last period hEt one
needs not the apology Of the remcteness
OF the age at which it was written, but is
at this day strikingly eloquent.
Hash. Gag.
Killing of ones self is but false
color of true courage, proceeding Olaf
Of a future evil, either of torment or of
shame; for if it were not a hopeless
respecting Of the harm, courage would
make one not respect what might be
done unto one: and hope, beng of all
other the most contrary to fear, self
killing being an utter banishmentof hope
it seems to receive its ground in fear
Whatever comes out of despair cannot
bear the tile Of yalor, which should be
lifted up to such height, that holding
all things under itself, it should be able
to maintain its greatness, even in the
midst Of miseries. God has appointed
us captains of these our bodily forts,
which without treason to that majesty,
are. never to be delivered over till they
are demanded" ,s%
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
Notice.

NNHOSE persons having accounts with the
u firm Of Drs. TODD & TIFFiN, are in
formed, that until the 25th December next,
State paper viii be received in payment at
tice may expect to pay Land Office money.
November 6, 1821-26tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
EawarasviNe Forum.

QUESTION for discussion on next
Thursday evening, F" Was The assassIna-
ton of Caesar by Brutus commercial
Bile %
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1GyplRU1p. AA!pSDyl2s e



EbWARDsvilLE, NoyEMBER g, 1921.
Nal WAnaEs,
Think your paper of the soth nlt. con-
taits hoar, and cannot see for what
reason you should be thus quiszing the
good people Of the state, from whom you
gets your support. Inthat paper you an
noance that Mr.. Edward Coles is
candidate for the Office of Governor
There is but one Edward Coles in this
state, that | know Of: he lives in this
town, and denies, positively, having any
,pretensions to that Office. No one in
the lower part Of the state knows of any
other person Of that name. II is not
10 be presumed that person SO little
known would offer, his services for the
highest Office in the, gift of the people
Therefore, Thope you willsmake suita-
Bile excuse in your next paper; or if
there be such man, who really offers
- ~. -
and give US piece Of his history.
lN0OlhEk.
Aaskaakia, Nor. l2, 1921. ai
We were truly surprized upon receiving the
above hote from our correspondent Our fe,.
| low tohps,an. Mr.. Coles. being SO weIlknown
lin this yic;nity. we had sunnosed every body
knew him in ne state. n Is cert,,i,,v , novel
PRECEDING. that an editor. ,,non a,pounc;ng. a
candidte for the Office of Governor os 4 state
should be required to give his history or in.
form HE nubl;c who the ne rson &. Cd oter;np
his 81 ,;ces We vii, howeyer !, conv;,cs
& 1noi;re,n that the announcement Of Mr.,
co,el is no hoax. state briefly what we lnow
afb;h
Tbe uo, rnwAPp col Es i q naive ne
all,e .,,,.le county Il v,r.-;,;a The t;ret
y, which ~ j 90 .,,,,o;,,,s i t,,,os 4ha, arra:
eac.o, i, ., ~. ,,aa.aor u. !, !, -,
yrn;.calsta.es ne ,l,,t;es ,f vIscl ~, continued
Y , ~, !, ~. .' =. So'',1"Se
q ~ H. s:,h sona :. ss4,,s . ~,
M I,s' ~ =, 80, :. ,'''' a'u = ..,e
- ~ - ! ]. ~ ,s'''''s -. esoe''' :
the Presidency. Mr. Gales dccl;ned n co,,;rne
-. =. ~. 80 Ne,''e % 'o''ue
~ - !, 49,, - M. ss' De''se' %
- ~ 's sc 80 'e'''s ''ore
~ IL 'o'''e'' "'e oiioe Is
=, i, 80 @''use'5 u',aer ma
- NY spf'ne u VIZ year 1917 Mr.. Coles
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
Prices Of Produce

WHAT win be given by r, &c PpGUE this
i season, in cash or taken for debts.
Heavy Pork 200 lbs and upwards $3.50
Pork under 200 lbs. q 200
Bees Wax So.
Ginseng 80
Tallow l24
venison IIalns, fresh y 4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
JULIE JARROT.
Cahokia, LIST Aug. ls2l-ltx
Bank OF EGwarAsyiNe,
November 2o, 1872 |

November 26, 1921.
A N election for Directors Of this in
IA. stitution, for the ensuing year, will
be held at the Westinghouse in Ed
wardsviIle, on Monday the 7lh January
next. tsA
BY order Of the Board.
r. L. M'KENNEY, Cashier.
.Nov 26--29
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

De An annual meeting of the Agri-
cultural Society of the. state of Illinois
will be held at Vandalia on the second
Monday Of December next.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

for Tennessee; ard il would appear that
it was the purpose fthe Governor tore
sign his Office, as it is mentioned in the
same paper, that his return to Florida
need not be looked for, unless ciscum-
stances should render it Unnecessary.
Il app, NJ by the New York papers,
that specu. inns in Flour had ceased in
that city, and the dealers were waiting
further adyices from Europe
W'.sat was selling briskly at lbany,
on Saturday last, at t7yo dollars busllel.
- Don Joaquin de .dndaaga was pre-
scented on "Wednesday last 10 the Presi-
dent, BY The Secretary of State, when be
delivered his creden,ial letters and was
received by The President, as Envoy ES-
traordmary and Minister Plenipotentiary
from Spain. Wash. Gez.
We learn by a letter from Maine that
Jacob Cove, of Lnbeck, inthat state, who
was prosecuted a, the instance of the Sc
cretary Of War, forthe crime OF perjury,
before the Circuit Court Of the United
States b,,l,,en ,,,ot ;,,a;.;oi d;.,,.;.,
,,,s on s''.' ~ '.i'sl-.c :. :
eh.rna r., H. Va 'ou4o suuty = ny
tcncsd - ,'' &, ~ a''a CO go 60
dans - .,an,, :; ~. ~ p..son
sNd - e. :" s' ~ p,nu'y one nv
pay 'e =. ~ us''ass s',s $50
~ H., va, % 49,
~ - pe''9'o'' q" a"
~ TX, s'Jn.y "as eol''n','e'. ~ 'a an:
nens;n, w." "1"s : "e oD'''''eu mo
Mi ;a,,;a.
,,othsr ,srsa,,s,. "as ,ou',a aus.
liLe cbaroe III MI, "a 'e -; ~ Z. {
M, nv, va ''N' mo = '''' :" =
w. nn,srs,,ad .l,;.
oetha caara,sn,, r. W
.ll oasas. ~. - 90 !" 80 " -
made 10 derra,,d ~ ,,npsrn,a 49, -, ,,sa
S '" . ''As' 1"s ss's y
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,aw,rs lva,ah, .sa. :, W ~
a, pansacala - 49," e III. ."s "ia'.
rom nl;nev, - ~ ths shsrn &c Ky sa,s, o''
:. Wy -
+ say sns. we are sorry oGr country Goes
10. anuiu 'ho.e men ., MS character.
'aAe MN az ~ an. ne IS precisely tse
man 70 pu' Gown .he poh'icai cockneys
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

Il is stated in a Pittsburgh paper, that
that city four years ago had population
Of 10000, but that by the late census it is
reduced to nearly 1000, with reduction
OF business generally at the rate of IS
per cent. s~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

- cruizars Of this government brought into
,or, two small vessels, or barges filled with
d,spe rsdoes, who were fitted out expressly
,or the purpose Of capturing an American
,[hooner that sailed IRON mere lately with
Inv or sixty thousand dollars OF specie,
bnaod TO Philadelphia. Had these pirates
,occeeded in their objects, il is probable
tbry would have niurde red every person on
lcard the American schooner. II is proper
10 remark that these pirates are in general
foreigners, but principally from n. Orleans.
Among them are mns vhite men, the rest are
people Vt color, but there are only three or
iour A tYtiahs among them
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

Coffee, Brandy, Gin, &C.
A & A. H. ADAMS offer for sale
40 70 bags prime green coffee
2 pipes Cognac Brandy
pipes domestic 20.
6 do. do. Gin
10 chests Y. ii. Tea, superior quality
bags pepper
80 bis. whiskey
100 do prime pork, N. York inspection
1000 bushels ground alum salt
SO sacks blown 10.
5000 lbs, soal leather.
aug3l 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
.aA READING ROOM SAk>
~ MAXIM J0URNA @
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 8
ARRIVED.


Sehr Malyina, Fletcher, 90 days from
stJago de Cuba; coffee and specie to John
n Ladd & Co. and the master. Left
schr Industry. Titamary, of & for Phila-
deIphia in few days. Sloop Constitu
ion. Warner, of s. from Philad. just ar
lived. Aug. IL, of Cape Maize, saw the
ghr. Columbia, Singer, Of Philad. from
S. Jago, bound TO Philad. Aug. esd, in
crooked Island passage, spoke schr, Ann,
smith, of Charleston; "a hours from Port
,u Prince; bound for Rum Key. Aug.
50. lat So 10 n long &C, IL w. spoke
sehr. Thomas, of & from Boston, bound
10 Charleston Came up the Bay in com
pany with brig Hope, Martin, from St,
ThOmas's
Sch. Rising Sun, Berry. 81 days from A
qua, St. Domingo, cargo Of coffee and hides
TO J. l. }. Harper, /. Vowel, q J. Douglas.
SAILED.
schr Eliza, Meekins, New York.
Schr Eliza Ann, Jordan, Herring Bay,
70 load for Boston.
Brig Hope. Martin, of this port, from
S Tnomas's with sugar and coffee to j.
& j. Harper, drifted on shore III the gale
OF last Monday, three miles above Smiths
Point light house, with loss of anchors
cables s. sails, much shattered; cargo saw
ed. and arrived up to town IN other ves-
se;s.
Sunday, September 9.
Captain Marlin got 10 town last even
ing, with the remaining part OF the cargo
reports leaving at 81 Ghomas's August l2.
big Pano2ea. Crabt?ee, to sail for Georgetown
IN dav,-bnI Dove, Rowland, from hence,
all'd ftom st Thomas on the 18th Aug. to Lee
ward for :. market-schr. Vale ius, Baker, OF q
for Baltimore ne 4 dav-Schr Charles X. Malta
~, Dever, of Norfolk, uncertain ship bellea e,
cfand from philadeIphia, discharging-sch. Gen
Jackson, Nicoll,. of and for n. York, to sail next
sly --Schr L. States, Luce, of and for Boston,
Uncertain
Sch. Union, of g. from Philadelphia, sai'd
Oh Aug. from st. Croix.--MarketS quite
yIufted-Aour 50 Bo sales
Capt Nj reports schnr. Album l. Sephus,
BIavans, from Naniicoke, bound Tor Alexan.
dria, load"d with wood, totally stranded
hear the brig Hope.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Peukie. BIZ ms, Ia days fr. PhIa-
Gslphia, a foil freight TO merchants OF the
District.
SAILED,
Sch. Inland, Hand, Philadelphia.
- Mount Vernon Howell, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

Whiskey, Pork, Lea, &c.
SAMUEL MEssERSMlTH offers for
~ sale
lao bbls Baltimore y Pennsylvania whis-
key
100 New York prime pork
10 do do beef
200 Baltimore No. I, behring's
Is hhds superior quail. Muscoyado sugars
25 do common do 10
5 chests
IL boxes Imperial Lea
40 9Th cannisters
40 40 ? 3 b fs sann;sers Gunpowder do
Of approved qualify.
1900 lbs St. Domingo coffee ,
Is hhds ! prime New Orleans Mo-
5 tlerces : lasses
S hhds West India do
90 ar casks Sicily Madeira wine
10 do CoImenar DO
pipe half pipes d 8 Or. casks CorsI-
ca do
S bbIs containing Ia doz bottles port do
$50 reams wrapping paper
hampers of Porter bottles
Sugar loaf and Kehtish cap paper, bin
ders and band box boards, Canton table
mats, DC. &c.
sept
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
Public Sale-FOr Cash.

G. & /. p. Thompson,
FVAVE imported in the ships Fair Trader.
III and Beivldtra from Liverpool, gene
raj and well selected assortment OF
FALL GOODS,
Among them are
Extra super6ne London cloths & cassimeres.
Superfne and fine Yorkshire do.
Peisse cloths, double mild drabs.
Devonshire kerseys, "a & Ga stou, hushings
Plain, tviled, figured T. col'd bombazettes
Tartan Plaids; mems, women's, misses. and
cbildren's worsteG hosiery.
Point g. rose blankets, all sizes
White and coorred Hannel's. Booking and
drapery bai7es; buttons, &c. &c.
AND ON HAND,
Prints, steam loom shlrting, cambria and
iaconet muslins, Irish linens, cords and vel
yeteens, best Italian sewing silk, Hollis 8
cord sewing cotton, patent threads, shoe
yarns, &c. &c sept ) tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

For Boston,
M THE regular pacaet scbr. CENT
$500. Hallett master; will sail in all this
week, and can take $50 bbls. on freight,
for which, o. passage, having excellent &C
coumodations, apply to
T. H. ROWLAND.
9 mo10 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

Bra en- Morgan e Go.
UAVE imported in the ships WilheimiDa
III & Bekidera from Liverpool
F;ne & suPe fine cloths, .,,
Do do pelisse, do plain & twiVd
Do do ladies cloths
Do double MILD drs5 cloths
Flushines. blue, dgab 1. olive
Fianuels, white. r& yellow
Blankets. rose, pnihk& strip'd
BombazHt's, plain T. figured
taran p!s'ts
Nlerlno shaws
Cssshmere de-. plain & embroidered
Paid table cloths
ko5es of various patterns
Fancy waistcOating
Worsted hose, black, late 4 white
Do gloves + caps.
Cords and ,eDveterns
9 8 cotton apron check
r.S & 9-8 steam loom shirhngs
S-8 Il Ga cambria muslins
irdIa book muslin
Fancy prints
Parent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks &. ball twist
Beaver gloves. cotton hose
Black ribbons galloons,, casslnetts,
Sboe thread, sc. &c.
ma 10 d3teo6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
For Cnwra.

.Sss, The brig AbiGAtL..J II III
800 c0m5, niasier; will sail ab!ut the
25h insl. has good accommodations, anu
will take some passengers on moderate
terms. Apply on board, OF 10
WM. FOWLE 8! Co.
sept II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

ON TUESDAY, at ten 10 O'Clock,
XNTILL be sold at the auction store, a
w variety OF goods. among which are
key E ao ale ale no. !" do i" ~ne IL or eask Do
wine in half or. casks; vinegar in bis, cvsnac
also the 1ollowing elegant furniture:
A sideboards; 8 par tables; easy chair
I bureaus; 5 bedsteads; beds, &c
ALSO,
3csses shoes, coarse and fine, ready made
cloths; a small lot Of hardware; ging hams,
calcoes, linens, clothes, &c. = c,
S. 4 MARSTELLER, auc'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
.MlRRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Cohen, Mr.. CHRIsToPHER KEEPER,
10 Mss SARAH VoILET, both OF this
pace.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
Sales by AuctiOn.

sugar. and LUiiee at Auction.
MORROW, at twelve O'Clock.
VA ILL be sold on VoweII's wharf the
w cargo of the brig Hope from ST..
Thomas. consisting OF
Ii5 bbIs. and Muscovado
I8 hhds. Sugar
35 bags green coffee
Terms at sale.
S. A MARSTELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

Phineas Janney,
HAS in store, AMI offers for sale, BY the
IL package,
Broad cloths
Say'd blue do
Twilled coating
Kersey moleskin
Drab plains
BombaZetts
WildbUres
Olive and black velveteens
Do and mixed Presidents Genoa cores
Super6De long cloths
Cotton shirtiDgs
Cambria mu>lIns
MarseilIes quilted counterpanes
LADIES' lead colored cotton stockings
Canton grapes; plain and figured
Superior Nankln do
Do shawls. ,ambour'd hdkfs &dresses
Saddlery and cutlery
ALSO ON HAND.
$50 tons SweGes' bar iron assorted sizes
do do do steel
40 boxes sperm candles, Rodman's brand
which will be sold on accommodating terms.
9 mo 10 colt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

Marsllal's Sale.
WILL be sold on Wednesday next, the
w 18th inst. at 10 clock, for cash. at
the brick house, formerly occupied by Mr.
Lewis Hopkins, at the corner OF King Il ST.
Asaph-street, sundry articles of
Hardware,
Consisting Of Cutlery, SaddIery and vari-
ETY. OF the best plated ware Of various des.
eruption, worthy the attention OF house.
keepers as well as store keepers.
Also,
On Thursday, tie next day, will be sold at
10 o'clock, tor cash, at the brick house, for
merly occupied by Evan P. Taylor, as
coach markers shop, several
Carriages, Timber, Tools, Plank,
And number Of other articles.
ID. MINOR, D. NJ,
For T. Ringgoid, Marshal.
sent 6 ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10

10 ali mi.oIn Al ma, cohcerh.
'NAOSE persons that have LETT umbre! Has,
4 r.Fasois, or trunks 10 repair, with The
Subscribe aye L, quesled To 81 I'D Tor TIE same
within ten days from this date, or they viii
BE- sod at auction 10 pay tor the repairs =
Application can be made 10 Jonathan n.
S'prle dnnng iha subs, r6er's absence.
(TUnbrellas and parasois lett as above
NGl ne tended 10 as usual, at reduced prI-
Ses DANIEL PIERCE.
stpt 10 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-10
Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS.

dill iinHtu5c va
prizes.
Prizes only to be drawn.
Not two blanks 10 prize.
The drawing will take place as above
stated, and will be completed in 80 drawings
with all possible despatch, under the super
attendance of
r. &. Weightman,7
William Brent.
Jhhn Davidson.
Daniel Rapine. Managers.
Thomas ii. Glllies,
Moses Young, and
Andrew Wy, Jr.
The great despatch which has uniformly
been made in tie drawing OF the former
classes Of this lottery, and the immense
number Of splendid capital prizes, Combined
with the low price OF tickets afford the great.
est inducements to adventures TO make in
vestmen,s in this Lottery, contessedly the
most brilliant in the United States.
Whole tickets l2 dolls. which may produce
100000 dollars.
Halves 6, do. do. $4,000
Quarters 3, do, do. $4,000
Eighths ! SO do. do. 1850
Orders by mail OF private conveyance
for Tickets in thus or any rther Lottery will
meet prompt attention addressed to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-18
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County,
.fprll Term, 1921.
ORDERED, That the administrator OF
~ of john Thomas Ricketts,, deceased,
do give the usual notice TO debtors and Gre
ditors, three times week for tour weeks,
in the Alexan lrIa Newspapers. Copy.
Teste. A. MOORE, beg.
This IS to giDe notice,
THAT the subscriber of Fairfax county,
Virginia, has obtaired from the orphans
court Of Alexandria county, in the District
OF Columbia, letters of administration on the
estate Of ). T. Ricketts,. 'lat- OF the county
last aforesaid, deceased: All persons hav-
ing claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
subscriber. passed by the orphans court,
on or before the 10th day OF October next,
or they may by law, be exc uded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebted
thereto. are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand, this 10Th
day Of April, 1891: D. RICKETTS,, /
apri. Is Adm'r. oil J. 7. Ricketts,.
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.Aierondr,a County, s..
NJAS committed to the jail of this ooup'
w lyon the Sd inst as runaway, q pc pc
gro man named Kinney Jones. about 20 =,
years OF age, feet 10 inches high, wen
made,an Of lightish cast; says he has been
accustomed to following the water in tbe
bay trade. He claims freedom, and states
he has a mother in Baltimore, on FedeIa.
Hill, by the name OF Dorcus Jores, and thaI
deserved an apprenticeship in Baltimore 10
the sailmakipg business with William WaTd
The owner is desired to come, prove pro
peIty, pay charges and take him away, o.
tberwise lie will he disposed OF as The law
directs. ANDW. ROUNSAEELL,
isnle thpm Jailcr