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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-04
no THE VOTERS OF MADISON COUNTY


HEHTLEMEN--IIav having been announced to
W you as candidate for the office of Sheriff,
it may be proper for me to offer to you my
sentiments-I am fully sensible of the ilnpor.
lance Of the office ask--itis one, in the exer-
else of which, every citizen is mcdiately or I'M
mediately eiicCted-it is one, which, if proper
y exercised, may be an essential support to
the public good-if neglected, Of incalcn,ablc
injury to all-if abused. the instrument OF Oh.
preston and Injustice to its victims.
AS citizen, | feel bound to support the
laws If elected, it will be my chief aim to
discharge the duties with justice and mercy;
with justice at all events; in mercy when my
duty and the laws viii permit. do not wish
to be understood, that popularity or interest
is my object: disclaim them. My only wish
will be to discharge the various duties honest.
ly and faithfully, and as mercifully as that I'M
gracious Office will permit
To you, fellow-citizens, who have known
me for four years as resident of Madison
county, feel this address is unnecessary to
those who have not, have taken the liberty
of exposing my principles. Should | be elect
ed, it would be my pride to do my duty as be-
comes an honest man and a free citizen of L..
linos. Your friend, and obedient servant,
BRANCH V. MAYES.
Wits Mills. April 90, 1922
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NO Reward.

EsAN away from the subscribers, living in
ID Pike county, Missouri, on the 10th inst.
negro man named BERRY, very black, 5 feet
9 or 10 inches high, speaks quick, and stam-
mers when confused; had on when he went
away suit of negro cotton clothes, but had
several changes.
The above reward will be given to any per-
son who will secure said negro in any jail,
SO that the subscribers get him again.
JOHN s. WILSON,
SAMUEL WILSON.
April Cost
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nv THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

NETHEREAS the Presiaeh' Vi 'he
w United States is authorized by
law tn cause lands to be offered ior
sale:
Therefore, /, JAMES MoNRoE, Presi-
dent of the United States, DO hereby de
clare and make known that the puDiic
sales shall be held as follows, VIZ:
At the Land Office at Terre Haute' IN
Indiana, on The first Monday IN July next
for the sale OF
Townships II and Is, in range l, east OF the
I'd principal meridian line
II and Is, in ranges to y, west co.
At the Land Office at Vandaia, in IL
Iinos, on the third Monday in July next,
for the sale OF
Townships II, 10, Is and II, in ranges and .
east OF the Sd principal meridian line
HIP, Is, IA, and Is, in ranges * f. do'
At the same place, on the third Mon
day in August next, for the sale OF
Townships II, -, ID, IA and Is, in ranges p o
and s, east of the Sd "rihciPal
meridiau line
II, in range 7, do.
At the Land Office at Palestine, in IL
linois, ON the first Monday in August
next, for the sale ct
Townships 81, and 9, in ranges 9, 10 and II.
east Of the Sd principal
meridian line
Sc z, and 9, in range Ii, west of
I'd do.
8 and 9, 70 and Is, do.
At the same place on the first Monday
in September next, for the sale OF
Townships 10, IL, IL, s IS, in ranges 9, 10, II,
east OF the Sd prin-
,cipal meridian line
10, II, II & IS, in ranges 10, Is &
II, west of I'd, do.
At the same place on the first Mon
day in October next, for the sale of
Townships IA, Is, 16 & II, manages 9, 10 & II,
east OF the Sd prir-
.cipal meridian line
IL, IS, 10 & II, in ranges IL, Is, & !
IA, west OF I'd, do. |
At the same place on the first Mon
day in November next, for the sale Of
Townships is, l9. 90 & 81, in rangeso, 10 & II,
east Of the Sd prin-
cpal meridian line
10, 10, 90 & 81, in ranges Is and IA,
west Of the Cd prin-
cipal meridian line
10, 10 & 90, in range 10, do. do.
Is II, do. do.
II, 10, & 90, 10, do. do.
AT the Land Office for the Northern
district Of Louisiana, at the town of GU
achila, on the FIRST Monday in Novem-
Der next, for the sale OF
Townships Is, .6, II, 10 & 10, in ranges1, 2, 8,
4 x 5, west OF the
meridian line.
At the Land Office at the Seat of Jus |
tice Of the county of Independence, in
the Arkansas territory, for the sale of
such lands Of the listed States as are
situated in the following described town
ships and ranges, and which have been
excluded from the lottery of the lands
appropriated for satisfying warrants fori
military services, viz:
On the first Monday in August next,
for the sale OF such OF The above tlescrib-
ed lands as are situated in the following
townships and ranges, viz:
Townships ? 3457 So & 2oinr range l, east
OF the 5th meri-
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XAAinois State Paper.

A MODERATE sum of the above funds, If
N offered soon, will purchase 100 acres OF
land in the Marine settlement. equal in fertility
Of soil, and beluty of situation, to any in that
vicinity.--lnquire at this Office.
November 81, 1870 St
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Hobt. & Jos. Pogue

ygAvE Just received, and are now opening,
III a handsome and well selected assortment
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LAW NOTICE.

M AN!EI. p. COOK informs those who have
~ conft,ed their law business to him, that
s. u. LOCKWOOD, Esq. will attend TO it i'll
his absence. lie will be found at the Office
nearly opposite the bank Of Edwardsville.
Oct sos
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Wanted.

A MAN to attend to the cultivation Of from
N ten to thirty acres Of land, to whom will
be furnished horses, plough, &c. on reasonable
terms, by EMANUEL J. WEST.
March 10.
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Each sale will commence with the
lowest number of section, township and
range, and proceed in regular numerical
Order
The lands reserved by law for the use
Of schools, or for other purposes, will be
reserved from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city Of
Washington, this 18th day Of March,
1929.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President:
josiah MEIGs,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
.fhrU Is, 1928 IN
Printers who publish the laws of the United
States will publish the above once week till
the first Monday in November next, and send
their accounts (reesibtsa) TO the General Land
Office.
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4,sst off, etters

list o
"e"' sapri
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Lewis Abrams
Thomas Alnett xs,
Alexander Adder ~
Jas. Albin
Benjamin Apologize
William Allen
James Black 2
Abraham Beck
George Besha
Morris Berkbeck
Elan Brown
Lucretia Brush
Samuel Brown
Nancy Brown
Issac Il. Bennett
Reuben Burden a
Anur Jefferson
Pollard Baldwin
Oliver Bangs 2
John Brayton
Alexander Bill
Thomas Bates
Robert Boens
John Barker,
Elan or Ch'y. Brown
Bennett Burg
&
Thomas Carlin
George Clark
Nathan Carpenter
Constant Ciarkson
Fro Chandler
William, Grow
slis,dock Cheek
WIN, Carpenter,
James C,oulton 9
John Glastonbury
Henry Coleman
William Chandler
John Cooper
Robert Craig
ID
Stephen Dewey
Isaac Decker
Marshall Duncan 2
Louis Devatorn
Mathew Dunsmore
Thomas Davis
Jacob Dean
John Dickerson
Eloisa Dewey
f.
Sally Enocks
Henry East
John c. Ebermaa
Abner Eatls
Ruf Easton
Zear L. Eaton
F
Isaac Ferguson
John Faller
Joseph Foreman
John Fellows
Thomas Flenigan
Levi Coodan
Robt. Garrett
Sophia w. Gear
Abdon Grogin
II
Robert Holiday
James Hawkins
Alexander Hart
Edward Hopkins
Michael Handy
Josiah Howell
William Hart
Cleveland Hsgler
Robert HUTCHINSON
Nelson itinman
Thomas Haines
Robt. Henderson 2
John Iierrin
Capt. Howard
Ely Helhousc
Afford Renton
Nelson Herman
john Hobbs
Why iiceks
Ira J. Ileddcn
Peter Johnson
Josiah Jones
William Jasper
K
OrTin Kingsley
Susannah Kennedy
John Kiie
Pasmore Kenney
Josiah Keys
Daniel A. Lantcrman
James Latham
Andrew Laweu
John Leeper
John G. Lotion
Henry Loop
Samuel Lawrence
Thomas Mather
john Miller
John Morfoot 3
Persons applying ft
abov : list, will nentit
they may net get tAeT
April 13-,3t
ENTERT'.
H~ THE subs
ARA formerly OF
H. s1l ly, at the $
Ha gal near the c
vile, whel
his friends, and the I
A Reading Room is
meiit, where Ill the
the United States ma,
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Op ~
i, 1922
Robt. Nl'1ahan
Tl.os. Meek
James Mills
EIhu Mariner
David More
William Marion
Stanton sierriss 9
unes Meiles
. "a M'Cuily
Jo' Vhire o. MEREDITH
berA \. Warehouse
DaViu Maltbie
Albert D. rekev
Thomas N. 81,
Payson Mite
william Mare
Betsev Mare
sam,,el Maroon :
N !
Moses NasA'
u
George Ogg Q
Z
William Porter, pA
Emily Phelps
Myron Phelps
William provinces .
William G.. PinkarG
John Purvines
William NJ. Pratt
James Park
John Peek
james Pinkerton, sel.
Isaac Pearson
William c perdy
Henry "feli
Christopher Payne
Henry Ped;go
Thornton Peoples,
David S. Purvians
William Potts
Charles Pierce
Ebenezer Pickering
Alexander C. Purvians'
andrew Pinkerton
Wiliiam N. Pratt
X
Josias Randall
John Rutherford
Isaac Reaves
John l.. Ramsay
John Resau
David Red1en
S
Francis S. Smith 6
Jeremiah Smith
John Smith
Harvey Smith
John Shinn
John Stanford
George Sergeant
Henry Starr
Kinsy Shield 9
Benjamin Scott 2
Josiah Seyboid
Bennett Smart
Johnston Shelton
Gilbert Spencer
John w. Strae
George Stamps
james Sweany
David Samples
Robert Sharp
John Sturgis
L
John B. Terry
Royal Teft 2
Washington Turley
John Thomson
Edmund Taylor
Russell T. Titus
James l.. Thompson
James Taylor
Andrew Turner
John Twist
Ebenezcr IwiSs
Samuel Umphryes
Daniel Vance
w
Henry Williams
John Williams
Daniel Wise
Zenos Webster 2
Richard Wilson
Edward White
Isaac Waters
John Warkman
Samuel A. Walker
Henry Welton
Laura Warren 2
Samuel White
William Wilson
Richard Wade
Asel Wilcox
Solomon all3
John Wood
Jacob w. Walker
Richard Ward
Margaret Webster
James White
Y
John Yeaty.
!, letters contained in the
a they are advertised, or
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AINMENT.
riber has taken the stand
;upied by Walter J. See
yn Of Gen. Washington,
,urt.house in Edwards
, he solicits the favor Of
ltronage Of the public.
nneXed TO the establish
principal newspapers in
be found.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-04

On the first Monday in September
next, for the sale OF such OF the above de-
scribcd lands as are situated in the fol-
lowing townships and ranges, viz:
Townships 2 IL 70 and 30, in range ?, west
of the 5.h meri-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-04


Townships 2 IL 10 and 30, in range 2, west
Of the 5th meri-
dian line
ll5I6 II 1G1oG 90 3 do
10 II 10 IA Is IL & 10, do.
l . 9 10 1l2 Is & Is S do.
1.2 5 $50 10 II IL - and
Is 6 do
On the first Monday in October next,
for the saie.ofsuch Of the above describ-
ed lands as are situated in the following
townships and ranges, viz:
Townships 2 8 as 6 10 II 12 Is IS Is II
is 10 and 90, in range Z,
west of 5th merdian'line
4567S9 l0l51617
Is 10 and 20, 8 do.
l234567891 II y IS
10 and 20, 9 do.
10, 10 do.
On. the first Monday in November
next, for the sale of such of the above de-
scribed lands as are situated in the fol-
lowing townships and ranges, viz:
Townships 234 567S9 10 and II, in range
10, west Of the 5th
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-04

Renlaln'ns = April i, 1872.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-04

why should this worthless tegunent endure,
If its undying guest be lost for ever'
O.! let us keen the soul embalm'd and pure
In living virtue, thatwhen both must sever,
Although corruption may ourframe consume,
Thimmortal spirit in the skies may bloom.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-05
advertisement.

a IL persons are hereby forbid
IA harhourihg or trusting SALLY BACON,
and her boy DEXTER, Paupers of the Town
Of Milford--as shall not pay any debt or cost
for their support after this date, as have made
ample provision for their support, agreeable to
contract made with the Overseers Of the Poor
Of said Milford.
JONATHAN STEARNS.
Milford, May 90, 1922.
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this Court by gross MISCELLANEOUS in the
presence of this Court, obstructing the
administration ofjustice."
So soon as il was asccrtaincd that the
Judge was proceeding to pass upon the
conduct Of Messrs. Biddle and Meredith,
Mr.. Biddle rose, as we understand, 10 ask
suspension of proceedings until they
could have the benefit OF counsel
Judge Hallowell said he would not be
interrupted, and commanded Mr.. Biddle
to sit down. Mr.. B. then requested Mr..
Kittera to inform the Court that he, Mr..
Biddle, and his colleague, Mr.. Meredith,
wished to have the benefit of counsel.
The request was made known by Mr..
Kittera, but the court refused to accede
to it, declaring that they would hear
nothing but an apology. Mr.. Meredith
now rose and addressed himself to the
Court; but he was ordered to sit down,
and the Court passed sentence. We feel
somewhat at loss TO declare whether
the Court did, or did not, say that they
would, when sitting as Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas, take the mat
ter further into consideration, and deter
mine whether the names of the Coun-
sci should, or should not, be stricken
from the roll of Attorneys practising in
that Court. From the evidence before
US, we incline to the opinion that such
declaration uas made by Judge Hallow-
ell.
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Do good, and you shall reap good
Help the needy: you may soon stand in
the same need.
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S. Pratt, London, has advertised that
he has obtaineda patent for s'the much
esteemed seli-retaining Dust Broom, for
sweeping rooms richly furnished, as it
prevents the dust from rising, by instant.
" conveying il away"
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VALUABLE
Pasture Lands
FOR SALE, at PUBLICK AUCTION.

WHHE Subscribers, authorized
"A by the VIII Of the Honorable Levi
LINCOLN, late deceased, will offer for sale, at
Publick Auction, on "Wednesday, the twelfth
day Of June next-several PASTURE LOTS,
situate partly in Oakham and partly in Spen-
Ger, on the County Road to -Brantree-
parts of the Farm of the deceased, called the
g OakhGDl Farm. ''-The Lands were select
ed and are remarked for their excellent quail
ty; and from their neighbourhood TO the rich
Dairy Farms in New Braintree, Hardwicll, and
Barre, as we'll as their relative situation in the
Towns of Spencer and Oakham, are particu-
larry recommended TO the attention Of the Gra-
zier. or They will be sold in Lots Of soto
100 acres, to suit purchasers.---1'he sale to
commence at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, at
the House occupied by Mr.. Clap, on the Farm
in OalSham.--The terms will be liberal, and
made known at the time and place Of sale, or
previously upon inquiry of either of the Sub
scrbers. LEVI LINCOLN,
JOHN w. LINCOLN Erec'rs
ENOCH LINCOLN,
Worcester, May o, 1929.
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POETRY.
[FrOna he .Nslg- York Siatesman.l

FROM he .Asw- York Statesmun.l
The editor OF the Baltimore Morning Chron-
icle, in publishing the following Sublime ode
to the Supreme Being, remarks that he
knows not who is the author. We have
the pleasure to inform him, that 1t is from
the Russian Anthology, and was written
by the celebrated DeHhavai, sketch Of
whose life was some time since published in
the Statesman. This Poem is said TO have
been translated into japanese, by order of
the Enperour, and is hung up, embroidered
in gold, in the Temple of Jeddo. 1t has
also been translated into the Chinese and
Tartar languages, writes on piece Of rich
silk, and suspended in the imperial palace
at Pcxin. Its noble composition, worthy
Of all these honours.1
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The Matchless Stirling

ENTlLL stand the ensuing sea-
w son at the Stable of the Subscriber.
for Mares, at ten Dollars the Leap, and Is
Dollars the Season. ---Shrling is AN uncom-
monty beautiful dark bay, of great promise
sixteen hands high, and will be four years
old next sunmer.---He was sired by old
Stirling, ali old black, formerly Of Hardwicl1
and Charlton, who was bred in Virginia, sew
enteen hands high, and whose stock is supe-
Tiour to any in The State, especially for the
harness. S;aling's Sire was the imported
Horse stirling.--'rhe dam Of the .uatchless
Stirling was dark bay Of The famous JOHN
Byowning breed, of Rutland ----MaIes from
distant places furnished with keeping; but all
casualties at the risk OF their owners. "a
Cs1J- discount Of 20 per cent. for cash.
HENRY HASTINGS.
NortLOro', Nay IS. lCE2.
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[Fron. The Den.oeratiek Press. May ISL

A few minutes after 10 o'clock this
morning, the Court of Common Pleas
was filed by persons anxious to ascer-
tain what measures would be adopted by
the Court against Messrs. Meredith and
Biddle, for the contempt alleged TO have
been committed by them in the Court of
Oyer and 1ermieer. Judge HaIlowell,
alone, was on the bench. He stated
that the Court had no doubt of its right
to suspend, or strike from the roll, any
Attorney of the Court of Common Pleas,
for any contempt committed against its
Judges, while judiciaily sitting in any
other court. The absence of tire Associ-
ates was assigned as the reason why the
President did not now give definite o.
pinion. He concluded with an assur-
ance that the subject should be passed
over, but that il should he conclusitely
acted upon, when Judge Ferguson re-
turned from the country. We under
stood the President to say that Messrs.
Biddle and Meredith should have notice,
when the Court would pass upon their
conduct.
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I'm Ertrdct--ln the codes of modern
infidelity and RIGHTEOUSNESS, as we'll as
among uncivilized nations, woman is ex-
Mbited as the mere servile instrument
Inconvenience or pleasure. In the vol
ume of Revelation she is represented as
the equal, the companion, and the
helpmate of man. In the language
of worldly taste, a fine woman is one
who is distinguished for her personal
charms, and polite accomplishments
In the language of Scripture, she is the
enlightened and virtuous mistress of
family, aud the useful member of society.
The woman who is formed on the prin-
ciples of the world, finds no enjoyment
but in the circles of anTuence, gaiety,
and fashion. The woman whois formed
on the principles of the Bible, goeth a
bout doing good: she visiteth the father
less and the widows in their aflfiction:
she stretcheth forth her hands to the
poor !; yea, she reacheth forth her hands
to the needy. The one dresses with
elegance, and shines in the dance the
other "opens her mouth with wisdom;
in her tongue is the law of kindness,''
and her most valued adjoining is not
"gold, OF pearls, or costly array; but
good works, and the ornament Ola meek
and quiet spirit" The hours of the one
are divided between reuts and assem-
blies, and visiting, and theatres, and
cards. the other IS loeketh we'll to the
ways Of her household, and eateth not
the bread ofidleness." The business of
the one is pleasure the pleasure of the
other is business. The one is admired a.
broad: the other is beloved and honour
ed at home. " Favour is deceitful, and
beauty is vain; but woman that fear
eth the Lord, she shall be praised"
Nassau Int.
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To WoolIcn Manufacturers.

EMTANTED, number Of Woollen
w SPINNERS& WEAVERS-a WOOL
SORrER--a CARDER & ROpER--also, a
BLUE DYER, who is well acquainted with
his business. APPLY TO EDWARI) HON.
Ard, Oxford--or .42.NSBY TUCKER &
co. No. Al, new Market-Stsect, Boston. -----
None need apply but those Of steady habits
March 81, 1929. Il
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Milford, May 90, 1922.
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Masonick Notice.
-5xG
A URORA LODGE. with such

such Other Lodges as shall see fit to at
tend, will celebrate the ensuing Festival of
ST.: JOHN, THE. BAPTIST, at FITCH
BCRG.-An GRAFTON will be pronounced
ON the occasion, by Rev. Brother EZEKIEL l..
BAstUM.
The Procession will be formed mt II
o'clock, A. NJ. at the Tavern Of Capt. Jaqusith,
OF whom Tickets may be had, at 81 100 each.
Suitable accommodations will be provided
for the Ladies', at Bro. Zachadat SheiJon's.-
o. Brethren of the Masonick Family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
by order Of The Committee Of arrangements,
HENRY HTLrss, See'ry Of
aurora Lodge.
Leohinster, May 90, A. L. 5822.
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ESHE Proprietors have the
NJ pleasure to inform their patrons in the
County Of Worcester, and the Pu5lck in gem
eral, that this Establishment has been greatly
enlarged and antprored during the last year
More than three thousand articles have been
added, many Of which are highly interesting
and valuable, and for the accommodation Of
which, two spacious apartments Zone of which
is lofty hall 10 by So feeD have been added,
making, in ali, eleren apariments.
They have also just purchased the
COLUMBIAN MUSEUM, late the property Of
Mr.. JOHN MIX, Of New-Haven, containing, be.
sides numerous other articles,
Forty3fre War Figures
all which are fitting up with all possible di1-
patch.
The NEw-ENGLAND MUSEUM now far
exceeds any other in America, and receives
the universal appreciation of visitors. The
whole receipts continue to be appropriated to
its advancement. Thus, whae its patrons re-
ceive the most ample qualification for their
money, they will have the satisfaction to know
that lhey are contributing to build up an Es.
Enlistment which shall be an honour 10 the
country and age.
0I1- .8dnaifanee, e5 cents only.
Boston, Nov. s5, 1891.
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SunGch.

VA ANTE.D, at the Tannerv of
w JOSEPH GRfGGs & GO. in Sfilyn-
~, several tons sUMACH LEAVES, well
cured-lor which generous price will be
paid, in Leather OF Cash.
Morocco Leather; Binding, Lining
Skins, and Curried Leather, for sale, as usual.
Tor Cash, or approved credit. or Cbaise-
Makers may be supplied with Top Leather, at
short notice.
.Mltnny, .uay 20, 1929.
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from the Richmond, (EIir.) Family VasitOr.
have heard it triumphantly asked, in
allusion to the 9th verse of the 4th chap
teT of Matthew, how high mountain
must be, in order that all the Kingdoms
of the worIdmight be seen from its sum
nit? Such philosopher as Sir Isaac
Newton, on observing any apparent in
consistency in the laws of nature with
the dictates of revelation, would have
set about a careful examination into, the
meaning Of the latter. The following
paragraph, taken from Dwight's Theol-
ogy, gives very simple and rational
explanation of the passage.
"The Greek word here translated
world, very frequently signifies land or
country; and ought TO have been thus
rendered here: the meaning being no
other, than that Satan showed our Sa-
viour the four Tstrarcties, or Kingdoms,
comprised in the land Of Judea." s.
aAO
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NEW STORE.


ME Subscribers, having formed a
n connection in business, under the Firm
OF A. PRESTON & CO. near the Meeting
House, offer for sale,
a General Assortment of
EUROPEAN, DOMEsTICK 8 INDIA
GOODS,
suited to the season. As much pains has
been taken in the selection, and the goods
purchased as low as they could be in the city
for cash, 1t is believed that persons wishing to
purchase will find it for their interest to cali
and examine for themselves
6FAll kinds ofConntry Produce talk
en- at cash price. pedrtng to put out. Strar
Brad taken at cash price.
WILLIAM w. BENEDICT.
DANA A. BRAMaN,
AMARIAH PRESTON.
NiRb"ry, May IA, 1899.
N. B. All persons indebted to Bra.
man 4 benedict, on account of their Store in
Miiibury, are requested to call aud settle the
same.