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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03

A Ia Meeting Of the Board OF Health for
Al the town Of Newport, on the I2h Juno
1872 ,--F teas ordered sud deererd, That the
following Regulations for preserving tho
Health OF the lnhsbitsnts, DO adopted end car
RED into effect, viz:-
r.r".-That no fish be spresd upon the land with
in mite ot the compact part OF the town, and that
no heaps Of hsb be deposited any where within tho
compact part OF the town, nor in any other part OF
the town within fifty rods Of any public road, in
any other place within the limi,o OF the town. unless
they are covered with earth, sand other materials
that no Putrid or Offensive smell shall arise from
them.
Second That dead horses. hogs and other ant.
mails, shall be so bsued tba, there shal be at ierst
two fee, ofear,h upon hein that they be carticK
OIL into the harbor at least mile from the compact
part OF the town. and sunk by having stones or 9TH
er weights attached to them and that suth a. may
be carried 20 Ess,ons Beach sha not be thrown i,.
to the sea. but that they shalt be buried In the ssnd
either on the beach or the Marsh adjoining thereto
Taird -1'ha, no person suffer his sink gutter, OF
other drain, for the purpose OF conveying away fom
water, TO run into any street lane alley any
wharf in the town fropthe Goth day oi June TO ,ke
LIST day Of Nov next
any of the streets, isnes alleys in this town. and
that all other hog pens be at all tunes kept rs clean
and free from offensive smell ss the nature Of tho
will admit.
fHh.- nat no noaps of DIRT or manure be dorjnsi.
ti ~ any OF the streets lanes or alley in this Town
,Sirh -Tbs, the inspectors Of Nuisances, or nrci,
of them &C the Board OF Health msy select and in
s,ruct for that purpose as may We sfler ,hs
passing Of these Regulations, and at each other times
~ tue Board Of Health may think proper TO direct
visit and examine all the yards and enclosures priv.
les. sink holes, slaughter houses and hog pens. to-
gether with such cellars as they may suspect to h..
IN unwhoesome condition, in the compact pa,s &C
the town. to ascertain whether the aforegoing tern
lsucns have been properly complied with, ard Whit.
er they arc generally in cesnly state, that ,h,v
report to the President Of this Board. all such per.
sons as have neglected or refused to comply witt,
these Regulations whose premises are ia oans ;y
or pnwboIesomc condition.
Seventh That all Thames.',ree, I. with the paved
part Of Washington square and Marse, ,ea,sre be
swept in two weeks from the publication of ,be,
regulations, toibe first day OF November nex,. and
that jacob Clark be, and is hereby appointed 70 Der.
form said service during u,M Germ. provided howev.
er, that the lnhsbitsnI rcsidng IN said stree, or
square may at al ,ime' hive liberty 10 sweep 10 front
OF The estates they occupy and to dispose Of the ma
nure tney may gs'wer AZ they may think pi oper.
ftghm -ihst all violstons OF the iforeg going reg
u'stons be PUNISHED by foe less than one dol.
lar nor more th al twenty dollars the discretion Of
the Court oefore which The shall be tried.
by order,
CHARLES GYLEs. Clerk.
Newpor- June 10. 1922
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By the President Of the Uni,eG S,a,cs.

BY the President Of The Uni,eG S,asrs.
THE President OF the Uoi,ed States being ao-
thorised by law TO cause certsin lands to be
offered at public sale Therefore, l. James Monroe,
President OF the United states. do hereby declare
and make known. that pubic sales shall be held st
Detroit, in the Michigan territory. the third Mon
day IN September next. for the disposal, (sgreesoy
TO law OF the following townships, and fractional
townships, viz
townships 7. 8, 9, 10, IL, lo and - north
Of range East.
7,S. 9, 10, II, II and Is do.
z g., 9, 10, II, II, l3 s. l+ 60.
2 y, 9 and 10 DO.
rs nd 9 do.
acd 8 do.
Tae lands reserved by law for the OF schools.
tor other purposes, will, ss usual, be reserved
from sale.
Given under my hand, st The city of Washington,
the 10th day OF May, 1872.
by the President:
JosIAH MEics,
Commissioner of the General land Office.
May 20. Sept l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03
NOTICE.

YANEs TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
j the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman. a, the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
.pd Is ready TO attend to the calls Of his old Gus
,,r,crs and Triends-the smallest favour Will be
gratefully acknowledged and punetusly attended
fo-cav at the Chambers over his store. north
corner n psnnis'cv's.wtr-' Narc' " ~
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k.4TEST LMPORTA7I0.vS or
SPKIEG GOODS.
JAM S HAMMOND,
US 9uSY REcEIFRD,

ms SUST REcEIFED,
Il STRA super aud superine real London and
and Cass,metes
Elegant patterns of fashionable Vestings-Msnda-
rim Grape and florentne for do.
Irish Linens and Linen Canbrics, in whole and
haiti pieces, remarkably cheap.
English twist and Wsithsm nowerloom cotton
Sbrungs.
Fine Crsvs, Muslins. and fancy or rIain Crayst
sndkerchiefs.
Company Flag and Bardanno hdkfs
Double and single black barcelona do.
Hue, mazarn blue, and yellow Nsnsins.
Sstinets, Cassinets, York stripes and striped Jesns
Long and short silk and cotton Hosiery.
Webb's Patent suspenders-best beaver Gloves
Silk and Cotton UmbIelas
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By ihe President of the United Staies

By he President of the United Staics
WHEREas the President OF the United States i'
w authorized by law 10 cause lands 10 be offer.
e1 for sale:
Therefore. I, JAMES MoSRos, President Of the
Cnited states, do hereby declafe snd m axe known,
that the public sales shall BE- h@id io'iows.
At the Land Office al Teire Haute, IA Ind iana on
the first Monday in July oext. for tie sale OF
townships IL snd 49, in range !. east Of the Cd
principal merdsn line,
II and 10, IN ranges 10 9. west dc.
At the Lana Office al y-ndaia. in Illinois. ca the
third Monday in Ju!y next. for the sale OF
Townships ii. IL, I5 and = in rssges and 3 east
Of the Sd principal meridian line,
IL, IL. l3, IL and Is, in ranges and 4, DO.
At the same place. the tird Monday in Au-
gust next. for The sale of
Townships IL. IL. l3, IL and Is. in ranges 5, and
9, east of the Sd principal meridian line.
III in range z do
Al the Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois. on the
f,st Monday in August next, for the safe of
townships s, 2, 8 ard 9, in ranges 9 10 and III,
east of the Sd principal meridian ilnc.
66,7, 8 and 9, in range IA, west OF % do
8snd IL and 10, do
At the same place. on the first Monday IN Sep.
tember next, for the sale OF
Townships 10. IL, ~ and Is. in ranges 9, 10 and
IL, east Of Sd principal meridian line.
10. III. IL and IL. in ranges H. Is and IA, west
Of I'd do.
At the same place, on the first Monday in Octo-
Townships H. Is, l6 and IL in ranges 9. 10 and IL,
east ofthe Sd principal meridian ,ine,
l4,l5, l6 and II, in ranges IL. -, and a. west
Of I'd do.
AT the same place, on the ist Monday in Novem'
o. Ser next, for the sale of
Townships lS, 49, 20 and 81, in ranges 9, 10 and IL,
east of The Sd principal meridian line,
18, 1e, 20 sni 81, in ranges Is and a. west oil
Cd principal meridian line.
10, lS and 20, in range IL. do do.
l8 IL, do do.
II, lS. 10 and 20 10, do. do.
At the Land Ofice for the Northern district OF
1ouisaaS, at the town OF OuGchs:a, On the trst
Aiond,y in November next, for ine sale of
townships Is Is ", 18 and le, in ranges I. 2, J,
and 5, west OF The meridian ilnc
A. the Land Office at the seat ot Justice of he
county OF Inde ependence. ia the Ark,nsas territory
Gsr the sale of such lands OF The United States as
are siusted in the following described townships
and ranges. and Vhicn have been excluded from
The lotiery Of the lands appropriated tor satisfying
warrants for military services, viz
On The first MONDAY in August next. for the sale
az such Of the above described lands as are suua-
,-t in the following townships and ranges via
townships IL 94567 g y and 70 N range east
OF the 5,h meridian line,
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.NOilI
4 Good workman a, the Tin Pate Busness may
IA 6oJ employment, snd reeeve good sase,, %
applying to w"'' h''"1
Newport April 10.
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NOTICE

-rnE sIbyeriber wishes situation in some public
x;1l q. s;,ec ,SbHH pEDLUs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03
Har0suare, Cutlery, Snip LnandleJ, &c.
WM. II. RATHBONE,
O6crs for sale at his Store, head Of
Packet Wharf.
OUADRANT'S, double and single

OUADRANIS, double and single
observation; Bras and Wood COnpasses; !;
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments;
parallel rules, Scales and Dviders Navgs,ors and
Coast Pilots Charts patent halfhour Glasses
Log glasses; Bunting and Ships colours; quills,
writing, letter and log paper ink powder cordage
OF all Sizes twine house, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops log reels and chits
deep sea and hand leads, hand pumps; serving
mslie,s; blocks and hanks; jspan lamps and feed.
grs, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks. bn'
les Of all kinds screws; brass and iron lstches
cocks; coffee mills jack ard pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' and tormentors; axes, bstcbets, ham.
mers, japan and tin trumpets, ehses, sugurs fle1'
saws hsrpoons and grains, FISH hooks, sail needles
ana palms, leather. sheathing paper, csuking irons
and mailets; marlin spikes, iron sboves ships
srcapers. gimbets, pump and elspper nails, states
and pencils spanish brown, red lead tin, irsn and
stone ware patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brsds and tscks Of all sizes,
tile, giue, chalk; birthstone, lsmpbiack, oars hand
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine and Rosin oskum,
with full assortment Of every articles usually call
ed for in q Hardware and Ship Cbsnder1 store.
IJ Persons wishing Quadrants and Compasses
repsred, can leave them st the above store, where
they viii be attended to. Newport. June ~
TPRIYTIhG, Of an tind.,efeeuiedi in
. eonsfaefor2 manner, at sAis office.
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pRIsTEB AsB rUBLIsHEB
HJLLLiM SLkO.NS,
YRIuTER or THE LAWS or rae UsITID sTATBs.

Terms Of the Republican.
Two dollars year-one half m advshcc.
Price Of .3drerflsirg.
one dollar and nifty cents square, Tor three Ve-tl,
and twenty -hye cents tor eacn publication AFTER
smaller ones in the same proportion.
or Advertise nents will be continued siH forbidden,
unless the term Of continuance be specified.
ITJob Work satisfactorily executed
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Ea.h sale will commence uith the lowest number,
~ section ou nship, and range. and proceed IN reg
.lar numerical order.
The lan}s ,eseryed by law for the use Of schools
or for other purposes, will b. reserved from sale
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington
his 18Th day Of March, 1922.
By the President:
JosrAB NEios.
Commissioner OF the Gen Land Ofbcc.
March ~ tNI
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OF the 5th meridian iibe
123 S and6 40
~ S 81 8 and do
~ ii IL l3 and IA do
10 DO
;23el3I4l5 l8 - and 90 west do
ON the first Monday in september neat, for III
Es, of such of the above described lands as are stu
ted IN the following townships and ranges, viz:
Townships 3 l8 i9 and 20, in range 2, wes' OF the
5Ih meridian line,
IS Is II l3 10 and 90 do
10 IL l3 l4I5 ,6 and le DO.
I2oI0 IL IL - snd 10 do
l245689 9lOll ~ l3 and 10 do
On the lst Monday in October next, for the sale
~ such Of the above described lands az are situated
in the following townships and ranges. viz:
Townships 3 8 A. 81 10 ii IL IS Is 10 IL ID ~
and 90 in range 2, west of 9Th meridian line
l2345 6789 10 Is Is
l7ls 10 20 60.
i2345 56Tso 10 a IL
1913 and 90 do.
l9 10 do.
On the ist Monday in November next. for sale OF
such o(the above described lands are situated in
the following townships snd ranges, viz.
townships 10 end u, IN
range 10. vs., Of 20. sth me id,an line,
l345 6 8 8 and 10, in range J do.
234=6 67s9 ana 10 IL do.
134567 8 and Q l3 do.
S4S67 and 8 IL do.
IS and 10 DO.
5 6 and 10 40
IL do.
Es.h sale will cf%nmepee with the lowest number.
section. nsh p and range. and proceed IN req
,Ilsr numerical order.
The iands reseryed by Law for the use Of schools
r hs
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The Circulating Librav,
OF 1000 VOLUMES,
And upwards. continues to be replenished with all
New WoREs fitting the same
Newport, Mayl. ~.
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HEALTH KEGULA lions.

Newport Jun. is, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03

THREE 20 fou, bosrders viii be taken on favor
1 sbe terms, on Application to
hsy IS. 6oBERT STEyEAS, r.
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TPRLyTLhG, Of alt tinds, efeeuied in
. eonsfacfer1 n.srrer, at ftis office.
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CARPC IINGS.
NEW PAPtn.HANGINGS.

Just opcEed, further supply OF new and elegant
French and American Psper-Hangings, 1t prices
much less than ever before known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

THE Bo,'d Of Health for the town Of
Il NtwPoRr, at Meeting held on tie
i2,h day of June, 1899. for The purpose OF
msking Reguai Ions for the Preservation OF
The Health Of the inhabiI ants oi said town, or
deted aud decreed the following
9n1rnafi,,s RrruLntiO,,s -
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY,

And fancy and staple Articles, Of nearly every de.
scription, usually 10 be found in book store.
also,
Tea Trays. wine Walters, bread and y. de Bask.
cts, and other Jspanned Ware.
House Brushes Of tho best kinds-White.wash
and Hearth do.
Looking Glasses, Britsnnis Ware, Knives and
Forks, Brass indirons, shovel and Tongs. Bellows,
Candiesticks, LAMPS, and other articles OF house.
hold HARDWARE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
From Baldwins' London Magazine.
A NEW HYMN BOOK.

1t is, doubtless, pretty well known to
the most Of our readers, (for old stories
travel fast, that celebrated Dissenter
of the present day laid holy and violent
hands on sundry favorite jigs and coun-
try dances, and putting decorous verses
to them, and SOLDERING down the time to
a chapel-like placidity, set them before
his congregation and his organist, de-
claring that cit was pity the devil
should have all the best tunes !" Thus
the young and devout milliner, who
Aaunted about in flowers during the week
and whose ears were occasionally flat,er-
ed, yet shocked, with faint sounds of the
WnUe Cockade, and Money Musk, and
Go TO The Devil and shake yourseLf as
she carried the band box along by the
side ofthe palings of Vauxhall gardens,
was rewarded for her resolute and de-
corous resistance of the tunes, by hearing
them float about her on Sunday evenings
with propriety that sank her into a JUS
tiHable tenderness While the eye was
turned up TO the brazen branches of the
chandelier, and the hands were crossed
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
NIackerel, Salt, Iron, &c.
yOHS SNACKEOND,

No. 10, South .Hain-stree:, 2 doors beloza the
Market, 81. Louis,
HAS on hand, and keeps constantly for sale,
4 Il OH accommodating terms, large assort-
ment of Groceries, Iron, Domestics Shoes,
Liquors, &c. &c.
And has just received - barrels Mackerel,
which together with
90 bbls. New-0rleans Sugar,
or. chests Young Tyson Tea,
90 kegs assorted Nails, doz. Calf-skins,
IS boxes Rosin Soap,
1000 lbs. Juniata and Swedes' Iron and
Plough Moulds,
S casks ofLog and Trace Chains,
A few barrels and bags of Alum, Ground
Alum, Liverpool, Kenhawa, and Boon's Lick
Salt, Whiskey, Castings, Anvils, Vices, Tobac-
CO, Copperas, Nader Logwood, White Lead,
Glass, Coffee Mills, Shoeknives, Rifle and Gun
powder, Axes, Hoes, Crawley and Blistered
steel, Vinegar, Cotton Cards, &c. &c. will be
sold for specie, or tor Illinois. Kentucky, and
Tennessee paper at a fair discount.
Cash will be given for BEEsWAX.
Ian %
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
Yo Purchasers Of lots
IN VANDALIA.

Anditor's Office, FEB. II, 1922.
NCTICE is hereby given, to all per-
IN sons concerned, that in conformity
to one of the provisions of the act " ap-
proving and confirming the proceedings
Of the Vapdalia Commissioners, Sc"
most Of the notes given to said commits
sioncrs for lots, having been assigned
over to the Auditor Of Public Accounts !;
all such persons as have not taken the
benefit of the indulgence Offered by the
provisions of that law, will understand
that the whole Of each instalment has
been due for some time past. And those
who availed themselves of the further
credit, are reminded that their notes gi-
ven for the frs. instalmcnt, became due
on the 2Sth of January last. Payment is,
therefore, expected to be made to the
Auditor at Vandalia, without further de-
lay. Z. c. BERRY, Ind.
Feb. l9-3t q
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
Notice..

A Ii persons interested in the estate
N of WILLIAM SMITH, deceased,
are hereby notified, that shall attend the
court ofprobate ofthe county of Madison,
state Of Illinois, to be held at the court
house in Edwardsville, on the first Mon
day in April next, for the purpose Of
making settlement of said estate, when
and where they may attend. Feb. Is, 1922.
THOMAS SMITH, -.4dm'r. 8
Feb. lo--4t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
Notice.

A LII persons interested in the estate
IA. of JOANNA cox, deceased, are
hereby notified, that l shall attend at the
court Of probate, to be held at Spring
field, in and for the county of Sangamo,
state of Illinois, on the first Monday in
April next, to make settlement of said
estate, when and where they may attend.
Sangamo county, Feb. 10, 1922.
VIM. WOOD, .4dm'r.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
LAND OFFICE MONEY.

The Secretary oftae Treasury has directed, shas
bias Of the .foNoring Banks on,y, shall he re.
ceiped at the Land-0 flee in Charlottesville.
Bank of the United States, and its branches
Bank of Illinois, ShawanGtown,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city Of New-York,
Banks in the city Of Philadelphia,
Banks of Baltimore, Except the City Bank
Banks in the District of Columbia. (except
the Merchants & Franklin Banks Of Alexanlral
Banks in Richmsnd. Va,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
.4DJUT.9JvI' GEN.ER.4L'S OFFICE,
FANDALIA, FEBRUARY 9, 1922,

n I is required, that each Colonel, Lieu
a tenant Colonel, or Major, attached
to the Militia ofthis State, who may have
any communications to make to this Of
fee, touching their official duties, will
make them directly to their Brigadier
Generals, by whom they will be properly
endorsed, and forwarded, free ofpostage,
to the Adjutant General. All commu-
nications from this Office, relating to the
militia, will be made to the Brigadier
Generals, who will forward them to their
respective officers.
E. {. BERRY, Adjt. Gen.
Feb. l9-2tg
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS,commenccd the PRACTICE OF THE
III LAW, and will attend the Circuit Courts
OF Madison, Bond, Washington, and st. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at Kaskaskia.
L. w. SMITH.
Charlottesville, 2oth .sfav, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
NOTICE

US hereby given, to the nonresident
q proprietors of Town Lots in the
town Of vandalia, that unless they shall
come forward before the 18th day of
March next, and pay the tax and costs of
advertising, the said lots will be sold for
the use oflhe corporation of said town on
that day.
ISAAC DUBOIS, Collector.
Jan. %, ls22-93t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
Niinois State Paoer !.

A MODERATE sum of the above funds, If
N offered soon, viii purchase $50 acres of
land in the Marine settlement, equal in fertility
of soil, and beauty of situation, to any in that
vicinity Inquire at this Office.
November 81, 182l-3O st
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
CINCINNATI ASYLUM
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DVMB.

YENHE patrons of this Institution, the public
l. in general, and the friends and relatives
of this interesting class of society in particular,
are hereby informed that school on the most
improved plan of Education for the DEAF
AND DUMB, will be opened in Cincinnati on
the first Of January neat; under the immediate
superntendance and personal instruction OF
ar. JAMES CHUTE, who has spent considerable
time in qualifying himself for the arduous and
benevolent task.
MIR. Chute is now in the American Asylum
in Hartford, Connecticut, and is expected to
return to this place early in next month. He
is gentleman of unblemished moral character,
exemplary piety, agreeable manners and lbe-
raj education. His lady, by her experience
and accomplishments, is well qualified to be
" help meet for him' in this institution.
Tuition will not be more than dollars per
quarter, and boarding, washing, and lodging,
not more than three dollars per week.
Those who wish TO enter pupils on the first
of January next, will make it known to the
Trustees AS soon as possible.
As this institution is designed to aid the
cause of humanity, and alleviate the sufferings
of the afflicted, and as it must, for time at
least, be entirely supported by private patron
age, it is confidently hoped that the printers
throughout our states and territories will, with
out exception, give tins publication one or two
conspicuous insertions in their respective
journals.
Communications, on this institution, directed
to the Rev VIM Burke, Post Master, Cinciu-
natl, will be thankfully received and duly APP
preciated
WILLIAM STEELE,
OLIVER NJ. SPENCER,
SAMUEL JOHNSTON,
DAVID ROOT,
WILLIAM BURKE,
THOMAS TUCKER,
JOSHUA l.. WILSON,
I'wstees,
November 10, 1891.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
LAW NOTICE,

nANIEL, P. COOK informs those who have
H. cosfided their law business to him, that
is. d. LOCKWOOD, Esq. will attend to it in
his absence. He will be found at the office
nearly opposite the Bank Of Edwardsyille.
Oct sos
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-05
70 RENY.

- THAT large and elegant Man
nssr sion House a Lower lion, late
HRl ly occupicday Charles w. Hum
ter, containing eight spacious
rooms-and other convenient out-houses
attached to the same. Also, may be had
on reasonable terms, large and extern
sive Warehouse, we'll calculated to re-
ceive the produce Of the upper country.
The situation of this property, and the
known advantages which Alton possess
es, deems it unnecessary to enlarge.
For terms, apply to
r. & J. POGUE.
With the above described property
may be had on reasonable terms, from
40 to so acres of land under cultivation.
r. & ]. p.
Feb. lo-4t