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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
FROM BUENOS AYREs.

The ship Ruth and Mary, from Bnenos
Ayres, has arrived at Philadelphia. The
Philadelphia Gazette SAYS, we are in
deb,ed 10 Mr.. Richard Bailey, passenger
IN her, for the following interesting ari-
Gle. Mr.. b. is bearer of dispatches for
government, from our Commercial
Agent at Buenos Ayres.
On the evening oil the Esd Of August
last, previous 10 my leaving the city Of
Buenos Ayres, MIR. Rividavia. (Socreta-
ny OF State, and rnemb Der of the Junta, then
in SESSION. did not make his appearance
until late hour, when he informed that
body OF conspiracy which had been
planned against the present government,
and which was to have been carried into
execution that evening; but fortunately
he had received timely in,ima,ion to pre-
vent it, by ordering the arrest of Don
Gregorio Tagle, (formcrly Secretary un-
der Puerydon.) with several others
He requested and obtained the appoint-
meni OF Committee of Investigation,
and strongly urged the necessity of ex-
emplary and capital punishment. Our
agent, John NJ. Forbes, Esq, had an IN
terview the morning after with Mr. RI
vlda,la; and III his dispatches, which
are brought by the Ruth and Mary, he
has no doubt given the partic ulars to his
gov ernneit."
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

Capta,n S.,,u &c 49, H.. M; ~,
". from Rio Iane;ro arr;,aJ 1as- ~,
has nolitely iavored ne ,.;,l, d. r,ilan,
inp ,n,ell,gance.
an the n,n,b If A,a,s, 1on;cos
to. addressed tn ali the n,,;ons an uo.
yernm eDts trjcndly 10 The Rrsz;ls ,.ss
;sSned hv tia pr;ncs pa,, ,..L;.h
considered in ,hn l;gh,Sara ,1ssian.,;a,,
Of ineeneodence ., tha, ,;,na 49, 49,
IS Some ;noa;A,,de b,.;nu ,oa, -
ported 10 exist in the i,ier;or The pr;,ce
Recent went II nerson 10 s, p,ul.s
whir is distant abou tnuf hundred miles
from Rio. when his presence soon w.
stored ,ranou;il;,v IL ra,,rnad ~ ,hs
civ on the l5th Of Sen,emher. and an.
neared a, the Tb.atr.. IN he evao;nr re
ihat day win green h,dge m his +. {,
arm. Win ,be ;uscr;,,;on of g Jp,e,en.
dence or Death "> IN Mac. Sor H.. por-
,u.,nese coctads yh,ch IA !, ii ranov.a
fr,,n nc Raj. r. ,ha c,,l,.,;aa J,, 49, ~
Pnr,,g,ese cock ak VS. ~
n he s,ree,s hu, At, ,i,os. wh, nssa -
wear i, h,d he n,sa, had,as ~, ~ ,h.,.
arms
G The Prince !, ;s s,;d did M, w;s,,
n es,ahl;sb ,bs Rr.z ,l;,n oae, sd. ~
,e,d;ny - leave ,hs, n,.,,.r nc val, ~
~ cho;c. or nr.1;i,an a. =, ~
Cortes. which were soon IN assemble a,
III, Ssversl ners,,ns snanossa =, h..
;n;n;c.I - tne ENTHUSIASTICALLY ~ H. ~
y,ls Nd heanrecen,Iv .rrss,sd .nd Nav.
10 be sent 10 Portugal
"The prioce,Re~ent was very no,n-
lar. as being favorable to Constitution
al form of oovernnsn, .nd averv lii.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
CARBONIC ACID GAS.

We have lately heard several accounts
Of death, occasioned by the existence o.!
this gas, or fixed air in wells AS this
gas is nmediately absorbed by lime, it
is singular thai any person should ven
iure into we'll Till he had provided for
his safety by throwing Underwater into it.
Should person working in a we'll be
overcome by gas, the frs, step towards
his relief should be to throw several
buckets OF lime-water into The we'll, and
then persons can descend and rescue the
sufferer without hazard. Cen,inel.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
A FRIEND TO THE SIcg.

benjamin Dearborn, Of Boston, whose
fruitful ingenuity in useful inventions is
pecaily By his Patent Balance, nas re
Gently pu, forth an improved Pe-hetuai
Diary, or Correct 7o5is. Of Dates,
from the year 1920 TO The year 1899.
Ii is eg!dsptly ve'y convenient for re-
terence, and is extremely simple In its
operation. Annexed to the Diary, is a
Table, showing the meantime OF sunrise
and sunset, in this latitude, once week
throughout the year. By the appendase
the length Of the days may be reaeIiI,
ascertained, by doubling The time when
the sun sets, and the length of The Mig his,
by doubling the time when the sun rises.
Boston tap.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
rREDERIcksnuRc, ocr. IS.

Mrs. Jennings A. Yea;msn, aged
about 40 years, was delivered, Of, The
night of The 18th inst. near Westaore-
iaod Court House, Of for Jul growa
Chiilren-,hree Of which are nov
living; the fourth was siii-bort
child, and the unfortunate mother cxpir-
ed III the act Of its par,uri,iol: the re-
sonrses OF her constitution being insult
ticient TO Withstand "a shock SO violent
and preternatural. This cifcum stance
presents favorable opportunity 10 those
gentlemen Of property, who never have
bten presented With an oifspring-
not only 10 supply themselves, bat d.
an aci Of real humanity and benevoien
10 those helpless unprotected inf,,nls.
And as there are sonie OF that descrip
ton in The county, it is to be presumed,
they will not hesitate 10 do an ACT SO
commentlabie and eritorious-more
especially, when they understand the
disconsoia,e father has five olher chill
dren, for whose daily supper, he is com
PEELED to toll, and is (strange to add) a
man of weak and sickIy constitution.
81 Reraka.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
From the Providence American.
TO THE MUNITY.

II is a season ofthe year when many
are laboring under the d.rslul pains Of
dysenlery, and diarrhoea and know ing
that many OF the complaints of The hu-
man system originate from the obs,ruc-
tlons OF the liver, which led me 10 ad-
minister raw eggs, the bowels were
restored in certain measure To their
original state, when medicine seemed to
have but little effect, and after giving
three or four more, the patient was com
plstely restored. | would wish the
physicians TO give i, fair trial, and COM
munlca,e their doings ana effects to the
community.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
oHrL1coTHE. nov. IS.
CHILrcoTHE TWIN CALVES.


We were, on Saturday last, in COM
mon with number of other persons, IA
vored with the sight of these beautiful
animals. They are 7'avins, and were
raised and fatted by our respected fell
low-citizen, GEoRGE RENIoK, Esq. of
this neighborhood They are seven
years old: and for size and beauty have
seldom been equalled in America. The
Steer was weighed in our presence, at
the Hay Scales in this town; and was
found to weigh 1896 pounds. The Hell
fer is nearly as large as the Steer, and is
supposed by good judges to weigh with
in 200 pounds as much but as she APP
peared somewhat wild, it was deemed
unsafe to weigh her. We understand
that it is Mr.. Renick's intention to take
them down the river to New OSleans.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
BALTIMORE, NOV. Q,
FROM THE BRAZILS.

BY the brig Robert, M.Cleish, arrived
al our port on Thursday, in 40 days
from Rio Janerio, we received files Of
Rio Gazettes TO the 10Th September.
Our readers may recollect, that the nu-
merous inhabitants Of the bay of Brazil
were called upon, and solicited in the
most energetic terms, to join the other
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

Pork.-By the New-Orlcans prices
current on the 28'h Of last month, which
will be found in this paper, it will be
seen that prime pork commanded ID and
Is dollars per barrel OF 900 lbs. Deal
ers in that article in this vicinity, we
understand, have obtained, and are OBJ
,ainiog, large quantities at one dollar and
twenty cents per hundred.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
NEw.roRK, NOV.


The fast sailing ship Robers Fuiton
toi the fourth line OF packets arrived
Yesterday morning, from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the oath of Sep
TENDER. The Editors ofthe Mercantile
Advertiser are indebted to Capt. Hol-
drege for papers Of that day, and London
dates to the evening of The 22d.
London, SEPT. %.
The Emperor Alexander arrived a,
Vienna on the 9Th inst. The Viscount
Monimorency, Ambassador from the
Court OF France, has been admitted 10 an
audience oil the Emperor OF Austria, and
had conferences with the Foreign Minis
tiers. The conferences at Vienna are
merely preliminary, and all important
dellbera,lons will be postponed until the
Sovereigns, or their diplomatic a,,en-
darts, assemble at Verona.
We have received Bayonne papers to
the ! In inst. They state, from Spain,
that Qaesada, being thanked by the
Cons;ltuionalists, and forced back to
Arragon, had suffered complete de-
feat; and II was even reported that he
bad been delivered up by his own men
and shot. The Defenders Of the Faith
were giving way st all points, before the
determined valor and enthusiasm of the
Constituencies, and The Government,
was acting with spirit and energy, BY
pouring reiniorcemens into all the dis
turbed provinces.
1cuion, Juiy 81.
nc squadron under the command Of
Rear A dmiral Uamelin, sailed at s
O'Clock this morning. Ii consists oi LIE
Coiosse, on board Of which the Admiral
has hoisted his flag; La Gaerriere, and
La Thetis, lr,gates; L'Echo, corvette !;
Lie Menus, schooner. This division
will be reinforced by LIE Jan Bart and
La Sybelle, briggs, from Brest. lis des-
'naion Is not known, but it is believed
that II is to cruise on the coast of Spain.
The Admiral takes the title of Comman-
der-General OF ths Naval Force of his
Majesty in the Mediterranean. It's said
that all the Kings saips in the Levan,
have orders 10 come and reinforce this
squadron.
Zante, Dug. z.
The combined Turkish fleet, consist
ing OF line oibattleships, frigatcs, sloops,
and hrlgs, IN all about thirty sail, passed
by this on the I'd instant, and are at pre-
sent at Pa,ras.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
Bank Of Ed7uard8piHe,
NoU %. 1922.

A \ election for Directors of this institution,
"a for the ensuing year, viii be held at the
Banking House in Eiwardsville, on Monday,
the 9th day OF January next.
by Order
II. I. M'EENNET, Cashier.
Nov. 3O-82
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
BOSTON, ocr. "a.

BOSTON, OCT. ID.
On Monday last came on the trial OF
Capt. Isaac Hull Us. Joseph Ingersoll,
in an action Tor publishing libel on the
plaintiff, in the Patriot, some time last
summer. TWAS tried on the general IS
sue, and conducted by Mess. Hubbard
and Webster, for the.painliff, and Mess.
Knapp and Austin, for the defendant.
AT the opening of the court yesterday,
the jury returned in their verdict, finding
the defendant guilty, and assessing the
damages at five hundred dollars.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
ron THE spEcTATon.
ARICCLTURsL.

The A gr:gultnra! Society of the coun-
ty of Madison in the state OF Illinois, held
its second stated meeting on Monday,
November 25, 1929.
Capt. CuRTIss HLAKEMAN, Presiden,
Of the Society, took the chair.
William Gillian, Esq. joined the So
cie'y.
The Secretary reported that Roberi
M'Mahan, Esq. had become a member
by signing the Rules and Regulations,
and paying the initiation fee.
The Treasurer being absent, George
Churchill was elected Treasurer FRO
temhore.
The Society then proceeded to the
election Of its officers for the ensuing
year, when the following gentlemen were
declared duly clec'ed:.
CUR1iss BRAKEMAN, President.
JAMES MURRAY, 1st jice President.
WILLIAM GILLIAN, ID Fice President.
GEORGE CHURCHILL, Jieas'r. s. Sec'y
i rM1Su 5abn' WEST, o'% rssS,s &c Cor
CJRTiss BLAkENAN, J Delegates to tie
GEORGE CAUHGiliiL, SAG. So. Of The
EMANUEL J. WESi, State Of IAinois.
The following resolution was adopted:
Pesoiped, That piece Of plate Of the
value Of ten dollars be awarded, at the
next April meeting ofthe Society, to the
person who shall produce the creates,
number Of grolf seatts, taken by himself,
after the lst day Of December, 1922,
within the limits Of The county OF Madi.
son.
The Society then adjourned.
a Copy. Attest,
GEORGE CHURCHILL,
D 0ecretary
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
Prices Current at .Nezv- Orleans, Octo.
hsr

Ia
Prices Current at .Nezv- Orleans, Ccto-
Der %.
Bagging, Scotch, per yard, 40 As
cents, in demand; do. Kentucky, 81 so;
bale rope, Ky. per ID. Cents; do.
northern, 10 a II cents bacon hams per
lb. 9 10 cents, sales; do. sides, &c. Z
8; beet, Sill; do. prime, 80; do. car
go, SIS !; butter, per Id. $ a 30 cts bran
dy, cog. s 50 a 56, sales; DO. i'nila-
ton do. gal. 50 cents, dull; cotton, fair,
II a l5a; do. ID quality, IL a l3a; do.
inferior, 10 a 10 !; do. Alabama and Ten.
8 a 10 cents coffee, Havana best, 50 a
so cents; do. St. Domingo, % 30;
Chocolate, No. /, " cents; No. 9, Is;
No. 8, 10; corn per bbi.in the ear, 629
rs cents; corn meal, So 2 so; flour,
sweet, IS SO a 6; lard, per lb. Is cents,
scarce; lead, do. 6 81 cents; molasses
per gal. 90 IS cents, scarce; pork per
barrel, prime Sl4al5; do. cargo, $40
a III, scarce pepper ID % a "a cents !;
rice, IS IS, dull; rum, Jam. 4 proof per
gal. 81 IS dull; sugar, La. on plan,a-
ton, ID. 6a a 9 cents; do. do. IN town,
"a -; do. Havana brown, 9; do.
white, 10 IA; do. loaf, 10 a 20; shot
per cwt. 80, plenty salt, r. IsIand, Blu.
40 As cents, dull; Liverpool blown,
per sack, 50 Is lido. ground, So SO;
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

MARRIED-In this county, on Thursday
last, by John Barber, Esq. MIR. GEoneE RA@-
SAY to Miss EyELiNA C. GILLIAN, daughter of
William Gillian, Esq.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

provinces in emaneipaiing themselves
from the oppression of the European
government. The official declaration
of their INDEPENDENCE of the
European government, and adhesion to
that OF the Prince Regent, is received by
this arrival.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
ST. FnANcIsvILLE, (LA.) OCT. Is.


A scene of business and activity be-
gins 10 display itself again at Bayou Sa-
rah Landing. Cotton, from the state OF
Mississippi and the remoler parts Of our
parish, pass hourly through our village
and ii is to be hoped that the rernem-
brance of death and disease, may, Tor a
while be forgotten, in the renewed oc-
equations of our merchants. The river,
also has began lis autumnal rise,; and
every thing indicates the approach OF
better times. as
We have, indeed, been most awfully
visited with disease during the summer
months; but in this respect we l~.ve not
been more unfortunate than the inhabi-
tans of some of the Atlantic states.
Yet, we are fully persuaded, that the
diseases and maladies OF this country
have local origin, Nor can we 50
readily give into the opinion, that "no
state in the Union, during nine months
in twelve, can boast Of less Variety
Perhaps we may no. understand the
phrase we have quoted--If, however,
The variety is intended to apply to dis
ease, we must frankly avow that death
here wears TO our experience, every
sort Of liuery.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
NNanteA,

A PERSON to cut 60 cords Of Wood, and to
"A make 5000 Rails, forwhich very liberal
price will be gwen. Applyto the subscriber.
I. ". SMITH,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

The second session Of the seventeenth
Congress will be commenced al Wash
ington on Monday next. The lesissa
ture of Illinois will cony enc at Yandalia
on the same day.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
,NO'VlCE.

ysyHE subscriber having been appointed
A agent for John Scott, late of Springfield,
Sangano county, state of Illinois, gives no.
tice to all whom it may concern, that payment
must be made to him for account of said John
Scott, of all notes and accounts due, or may
be due, by the first day of March, 1928, or
they will be dealt with according to law.
CURrISS BLAKEMAN.
Marine Settlement, .'fadison County, }
Illinois, 22d October, 1922. SIS 2m.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
SlPl.hsDp.AA!!.plDR.:9.o
EDWARDsVHLE, NOVEMBER 50, 1922.

~ An interesting article on the subject Of
slavery, in the address of the Manumsson So
ciety of Tennessee, will be found in our mis-
celianeous department, on the first page.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

LOUISVILLE, NOV. l6.
The Ohio River has been on the rise
for Sc, eral days--and is still rising.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

In Massachusetts, the Democratic
Republican voters of Norfolk refused TO
recommend the Hon. William Euslis,
for reelection 10 Congress, until they
had ascertained that he was not opposed
TO MIR. Adams as candidate for the Pre-
sidency. Nat. Ca.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

Something Ectraordiaary.-On the
18th Of August, at New-Oreaos,
muske, bali was extracted from The bo-
dy Of Mr.. ] Wyngard, where i. had re-
manned since the 4th of August, 1914;
when it was received al the battle of
Mackinac, under Col. Croghan. When
exlrcated the part hauened by the bone
was covered with black crust, which
on being dried and set fire to, exploded
with white flame sim lar to fresh pow
der, with the exception of a sulphorous
smell, from which it WIS entirely free. i,
". Y Statesman
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
From the London Globe.


Six weeks since, application was
| made TO a person for the loan Of one
hundred pounds to young chemist,
who had made discovery he was 100
poor to substantia,e BY expcrin EN-. The
money was Obtained, and in a few DAYS
repaid by The borrower, already raised
to sudden amlence by The private dis
posal OF his invention III, is a new
mode Of tanning SIX ms, combining such
rapidly and economy, as promise to the
public an immediate an immense adyan-
tage. Raw hides, hitherto Wing twelve
months ia The tan pit, and subjected TO a
process otherwise defective and preca-
rious, are now perfect leather within
six weeks, and at less than bali the ex
pense. The gentleman who bought the
invention, is noted opposition member
and contractor; and, from the terms Of
his stipulation, we may form some iudg-
ment OF the probable magnitude OF the
results. He has paid him ten thousand
pounds down, he has given obligatory
deeds, secured $1,000 on the LIST OF
January, $1,000 per annum for the four
years next succeeding, and afterwards
eleven thousand year for life ii is ex-
pectcd the price Of a pair OF boots will
not EXCEED eight shi.Ings, and cores
ponding fall will be produced il, all ar,l-
cles OF leather manu- acture.
Destrnctiveness Of 1iice.-The Jour
nal des Debats says, The departmen,
of the Lower Rhine has been for the
last four months afflicted with a scourge
which has thrown the inhabitants into
the utmost CONSERVATION, and reduced
them to situa ion tra.y deplorabie.
The suHerings of this district have ari-
sen from the Incredible number OF mice !
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Savern and
Ssrasburg have been mos, exposed to
their depredalio,s.-' destructive
animals have multiplied there to such
degree that in the district of Savern
l,57o,o 900 have been taken in fortnight,
and nearly as many have persisted in
their holes. The crops have been near
~ destroyed in many communes and
the poto,oes the last resource Of cult
valors, are now attacked and threatened
with destruction. What mice have spared
have been carried away by hail.siorms.
On the 23d terrible storm burst over
the town and environs Of Srrasburg, es.
pecialIy over the districts Of Maricnheim
and Dappinheim, where the crops are
almost entirely destroyed aud the loss is
estimated at 900 trancs.''
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

His Exccllency EDWARD CoLEs, Esq.
arrived inthis town on Monday last, from
Washington.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

/" British Society of Arts" who for her
ingenuity, awarded her 90 guineas
SIS 88 cents and silver medal o.
great value, with suitable inscriptions.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

tea, gunpowder, per ib. 81 40, sales
do. young hyson. 95 loo cents; do. by
son skin, 60 IS cents; whiskey, per gal.
40 AZ cents.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

Erhortation Prom the counties of
Perry, (Mo,) and Randolph and Jack
son, (IH.l 40 fiat boats, loaded wilh
horses, beef, pork, corn, poultry and other
articles, started for New Orleans within
the last month, and within so miles Of
each other.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30

Note. Upwards of seventy boats have pass.
ed st. LOUIS within nearly the same period,
and pound to the same market.
81 Louis Enquirer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-11-30
Zante, Dug. T..

The combined Turkish fleet, consist
ing OF line oibattle ships, frigatcs, sloops,
and briggs, in all about thirty sail, passed
by this on the I'd instant, and are at pre-
sent at Pa,ras.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
lfthey should no; draw prize, they ma
save their money ; as the following will shew.
Six tickets of the following Numbers. viz.
AN now IN the Wheel,

Are, AID shall be held sacred; and should eth
er Of them, or any other. Number, which be may
have on hand, in this LOTTERY. draw one Or
more Of the following Capital Prizes, viz. 900,
900, 825,00O, or 5 1909, which are now in the
WHhELs. he hereby promise, to refund the money
paid hIn', for all Tickets 10 this Lottery, which
shall have drawn Banks.-A. Vendors Of
ckets are from the nature of their business obi
ged 30 have more les Numbers on hand, there
may be Fifty chances for unfortunate adventures
80 save their Money.-PRANcIs being unwilling
that any one should suffer loss by Tickets pur-
! chased Of ham, has adopted the above method and
Presumes il will meet the appreciation OF ALL.
The Goodies, Of Fortune, having intimated by
afew smiles (on the twelfth drawing) her inten-
zion Of bonouring his Temple with her presence,
be hatters himself he shall have the pleasure OF
Ecomplimenting his customers, with some Of the
CAPITAL Prizes noyp in the WHFEIs viz
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26

The above were an sold by DAVIS (; and NJ
other Vender in this State has sold any Prize
above IS dsIIars, in dis Lottery.
The Subscriber is not in he habit of publish
ing prizes as sold by him which were sold BY
others, neither will he promise to give his cus-
toners y" Gold Eagles" (nor any other kind Of
Dirds) 10 trade with him. but this he promises,
IS all his former customers have found true, he
viii punctuslly pay them every cent of the prize
Money they are eataied to. Its slwsys q bsd
sign for man to be willing to promise to pay
more than he owes.
The twelfth drawing is received, which, with
sn,the othee drawings. may De examined.-cn-
ly 21 drawings more 10 complete the Lottery,
and bu, few Of the high prizes yet drawn.
Tickets and parts, Warranted undrawn) IS
cheap, and on as " accommodating terms" a. can
be had in the United States.
- Letters by ma j, post psd) enclosing Cash,
or Prize Tickets, promptly attended 60. BY
Nj. DAVIS,
The only authorised Agent for the Lottery. in
this State.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26

Besides, $4,000, ef smaller PRIZES.
Orders from any Peft OF The Union, inclosing
Cash, or Prize Tickets, cheerfully and promptly
attended to, aud all Lottery informa ton given
gratis by WILLIAM FRANCIS, Agent for all
legal Lotteries,
n. UniOn-Sireei, near The Post Office.
o. AS there are some misapprehensions ex-
istng, relative 20 the Gold Eagle. offered in my
last advertisement, a. premium for the FIRST cap
ital prize sold at my Office, it may be proper to
notiSe that il will be at the option of the person
holding the Ticket. whether.to receive a repre-
sentstion Of living Eagle, in gold, or an Amer
lean G in Of that denomination.
n. B. by the huttering Of the nuttering Bird
called MOSES, it is suspected the Eagle hath clip,
bis wing. L. is hoped, however, be will recover
and learn in future never to attack ang Bird I'm.
less in self defence.
Portland, FEB. 90, 1892.