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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
From the same paper, of Feb. 8.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED

Udshfngtor, FsJ 5.
ga long and interesting debate took place
this dav in the house of representatives, on the
resolution of Nj. Cook o,Illineis, calling on the
secretary OF the treasury for further informal
ton on the subject of the examination of the
western land Offices. An amendment was Of
fered by Mr.. H,cu. CT Vermont, TO strike out
part of the resolution. The resolution III its
original shape was supported by Mr.. Cook,
With much ability, Oh two or three occasions,
in which he was compelled to answer Che OBJ
scryations of Mr. Rem of'Georgia, Mr., GiL,irn
of Georgia, AID Mir. BALDwtx of Pennsylvania.
Two or three uninportant amendments were
proposed by M. REIp, which were asscntcd to
by the mover. Mr. NrLsoN Of Maryland op-
posed the resolution, advocated the amend
ment Of M RIcH, and spoke with his usual
ability. Mr.. Butler of Ncw-H Hampshire, and
MIR. FDwARps OF Connecticut, opposed the
amendment, when the question WAS taken, and
the amendment lost without division. Mr.
JoSEs of Tennessee then addressed the house,
and said that he wanted the facts. lie wanted
to know whether senator bad been selected
or appointed to examine the land Offices. Tie
said that the information ought to be furnished,
particularly after the debate of this day. lie
belonged TO no man, to no party, but insisted
on having all the information in relation to this
subject. He did not think It material whether
the person alluded to had received pay or not
The principle was the same, and he considered
it highly reprehensible. He would, however,
suggest to the gentleman from Illinois to a,nenl
the resolution BY calling or the secretary 90:
the contract between him and the individual
who examined the land offices in 1921. The
resolution WAS then aaaiimous,g adopted, not
withstantling the previous opposition to it."
Extract of letter to the editor of the National
Gazette, dsted Washington, Feb. S.
The subject of the employment of a
Senator OF the United States by the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury, TO inspect the
Western Land Offices, with a hecunia-
ny COMPENSATION, has produced strong
sensation, and a tart debate, in the House.
The affair was taken up and discussed
on Monday, resumed yesterday, and de-
bated, as the lntellgencer says, "with
some sharp shooting on both sides ;" the
Resolution of Mr.. Cook, calling for fur
Their information from the treasury de-
partment on the subject, was adopted.
Some amendments, conceived in tender
ness to the Secretary, were negatved
The attack upon him was brisk and spi-
rited-the defence alert and devoted.
The question is nvolved-whether the
Senator has not forfeited his station as
such, and incurred fine of 5000 dollars
in the courts of Illinois, which State he
represents. More of this anon. The
Secretary Of the Treasury will be fairly
distanced by his competitors before the
last heat"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
Notice.

TE|HE. members of the Bond County Assooia.
4. ton for the improvement of Agriculture
and Manufactures, are notified, that meeting
Ct that Society viii be held at Greenville Ola
the fourth Monday of the present month.
j. MILLS, Secy.
March ~, 1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
a4sst
Fon THE SPECTATOR.

Well done Cook You have gotten
the Secretary of the United States Trea-
sury in the tolls. Your talents, your in
dependence, and patriotism did this
You have the applause of your country!
lie declines giving the house all the in
formation asked for; because, as far as
it would so, it must support your charges
against him. He would, from appear
ances, wish to battle and procrastinate,
and in the representation after lntle,
lose the investigation in the multiplicity
ofbasiness. His friends tremblc for him.
TO get rid Of your charges, they allege
you are dictated by a vindictve spirit.
This is 10 discourage you, and arrest the
inquiry. But fear not. You arc in the
right track. Nail the flag to the mast
head. "Don't give up the ship" "Well
done thou good and faithful servant."-
The memory of your disintereslcd con-
duct will long live in honorable rcmem-
braEcc. Huzza for Cool.
OLD Sr1NGo.
March Cd, 1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12

MaRRIED-At st. Louis, on Sunday even
ing last, Dir. HERMAN l.. lioFfMAN to Miss
CHARLOTTE MELvINA KLINE.
D!ED-in Washington City, on the 11h
February, Mr.. JnHS IL. PIATT, Of Cincinnati.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
Noctor John y. Hancock

TTAVING settled in Edwarlsvlle respect,
4 IL fully offers his services as practitioner
ofPhysc his residence is in the house former.
~ occupied by Isom Dalton. As the pressure
Of the times dictates moderation, he pledges
himself for his services and medicine his char
ges will be made low.
March g, iS22.-1l
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12

o. The Rev. Mr.. HOLSTER is expected
ed to preach at the shooo-house in this village
on Sabbath next, at ii o'clock.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
From the (Philadelphia) Franklin Gazette Of
Feb. Z

EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED
Washington, Fe6. 4, 1922.
81 arrived here on Sunday afternoon,
after disagreeable journey, and attend
cd the house Representatives this day.
"Mr. Cook, Of Illinois, called up re-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-03-12
WANTED,
A'T'L'iINTlON!!!
MaAisOn MiAeMleM,

NToU are requested to meet at the Court
q House in Edwardsyiilc, on Saturday the
Esd instant. on business of importance to the
conpany.-B by order of Captain VIM. l.. May,
ROBERT w. CLARK,
Orderly Se,yeair.
March II, 18o2.-2t
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SPECTATOR
EpwARDsKILLE MARCH 10, 1922.

o." TRurH," in reply to Old Moses, is re.
ceived, and will appear next week. Several
other communications, on hand, shall be duly
attended to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07
Bythe Governor of me CoEHmOawe1Ih If Pireipil
4 PROCT,A NATION

NXTHEREAS il has been satisfactorily known to the
w Executive. that 1irocios murder commit
tel the 26th nit nj Evansham. in the Of Wvtiie
The body ofJosua Anderson by certain Phio pardee
hat the said PaTdee has fed from iusce and now
going large: have therefore thought fl, with the advice
of the council of state, 20 offer reward Of TWO Hun
DRIED DOLLARS 10 any person persons who shall
prehcnd the said Pardee. and convey him the
Wythe Aforesaid and do require al officers civil
and military and eXhort the good people Of the
wealth. to use their best endeayors to apprehend the said
Pardee that he NAV be dealt with rs the law directs
Given under hand Governor and under the zeal
~ tue Commonwealth, al Richmond. this 18th day NJ
(Seal) April thousand eight hundred and
~ TIL: VI. RANDOLPH
Il php Pardee born in Connecticut, is about feet
inches high, complexion rather sandy; large long
rather big at the point small deep sunkcn
in his head light brown hair little sandy; fond ofdripl
good blacksmith has lately obtained apaen for working
steel, and Mill probably attempt sell the
others as he passes through the country.
Anrilf itv
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April ..
MARSHAI.,S SALE


TNDER decree of the Superior Court of Chancery
- the Richmond district pronounced intwo thereI
Gendng on TIE 18th day January 1920 between kcheTi
Gordon and james Curre, administrators 0 James CuTre
deceased and Henry Banks and ahers defendants and Hen
Banks, plaintiff, against Robert Gordon Others
iendapts, shall Tuesday TIE an dag merit,
eli, of Richmond, expose sale public auction, the
highest bidder tor cash. the following parcels
land or so much thereof be ucentto satisfy said
decree. to Wit:
$50 All on Hughes riverin the county of Monon-
o1e0 gala
ss0 - All on Sand fork of Little Kenfawa, in the
$50 county of Monongalia
700 acres in Harrison county, the left hand fork Of the
west fork OF Little Keniawa
25I acres on Pedar's run in harrison county
oOf acres on Simpsons creek and Pca in Harrison
Is acres on the waters of Booths creek in Harrison
81 acres on the waters OF Lost in Harrison
ioi acres on the waters ol Outer creek IN Harrison
40 acres on the waters of Simpsons creek in Harrison
20 acres ON the waters OF Petiiar in Harrison
Is acres on the waters of Lost run in Harrison
5S7 acres on the waters OF Simpsons and Jerrys
inthe county OF Harrison
43O acres the middle branch Of the left hand fork
80 Simpsons creek, in Harrison
OF acres on Rerkley its confluence with Tiger
Valley river, in Harrison
229 acres en- Sheby's run i'll Harrison
800 acres waters OF Berry rum branch of Simpsons
creek, IN Harrison
u acres on PediaT drain OF Simpsons creek in the
cuuntY of Harrison
SEQ acres on Berry's ard erry's run both
Simpsons creek, in Harrison
1900 acres ia llarisnn ie left hand ork of Ten Mile
creek, a branch Of the west forA of MonOpgaia
1850 acres on The waters Of Tiger Valley rvein Harrison
i70 the side Valley river in Harrison
800 acres the iIuStcad fork Of Booths creek Harrison
1850 acres ON Simpsons creek in Harrison
Making in the whole AZ 8f8 acres.
April O. " ioa ,ds 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07
SERESADE.

SERENADE.
rom Happiness, Tas 10. fhe Crass and sae Coy j
polished
owase love, wake, can suct an hour
Ee lem alone TO stimLct's power!
d, no, 'twas made
Tor the moonlight walks, where lovers meet
Aud the silver sonrs, and the music sweet,
OF ia Dir serensd~
And rise, love, rise. the queen of night
UnbraidS thy rest, for her smiles are bright
on thy easement
And the rtirest forms Of love and bliss
Are awake md abroad In a mig ht ike this-
Tnenh where thou
quit, love, quit those visions best,
That havcr around thy couch OF rest,
From realms above;
Forget, IL thou canst, the bslcvon theme,
sud wake to as holy as happy dream--
The dream oflove.
And bark love, barh to yon relsdy film,
Is me song OF the nightingale pouring her plant
TO the starry raw;
bni the only Obs that Cheer nv might,
@ud biess nv song with their looks ef light
on, where arc they?
Ind list, love, list, mid tic silence arornd
thon s'al, hear beside, the nrurmur'd sound
OF thy lovers Law:
IS he sings, that the earth and the skies are dim
Hndthe beauty of night hath no beauty for him.
While thou away.
When rake thee wake thou sweetest flower
3nJ quit for moment thy virgin bower
For thy true loves sake;
there ~ nou.ht TO harm thee, around or on Lish
The earth is tranquil, AMI 50 is the sky-
Then wake, love, wake.
She hears she wakes from her window. far.
ibr well known sound of her lovers guitar
Hath caught her ear;
Aud see NJ her easement she takes her stand
'ind waving slow her iily hand
She waits n kiss to her cavilier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07
DISTURBANCES AT ST. sALvApoR.

Captain Brace arrived ut Salem, informs, that from
the 18th 10 the 9th Of Feb great commoiions ant
IN consequence Of the arrival Of an European Gene
lal TO take command as Governor and Military
Chief; suppnuedhy The European and Portuguese
troops, about 5000 IN number, he demanded Of the
Brazilian Commander the resignation of lis auihori-
" and the batter Supported by the native troops and
popu'ace, refusing they fired upon in the Pa
lace Square, and considerable number killed and
wounded
The Brazians were compelled 10 retreat 10 Fort
San Pedro, where ihoy remained I'LL the 2is', wbe-
they evacuated il, and retired TO the country cavine
then commander prisoner, who would probably be
sent 70 Europe for trial. During those four days
bou 800 Brazilians were killed and wounded and
tliou, 30 OF the European troops. Many of Inc for
MGR we're shot down, while peaceably passing the
streets.
During these transactions, all business was sus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-07
A RuNAW AY

WAS committed the Jail Of Russell county, Virginia.
w on the 23d December last runaway, negro man
who calls himself CHARLES, and saws he belongs James
sanford, 81 Charleston South Carolina Said Charles is
about five feet FIVE six inches high made toera-
bly, dark compexion-hhs his right cheek BIT
has been taken of his right ear which he
by slave When fighting with him has bonespun lney
clothing Obtained he SAYS since he left bis IRE
owner requested prove his property CHARGES
lake him away otherwise he will he dealt with the law
directs. BENJAMIN SWELL Iniior
Aprl2 fO6-w12w Of Ruseell county
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UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.

hiessnge from the President Of the Uuied States
IrInsmting, in pursuance of a resolution nr tho
>"naie OF tue 25ti inst sundrv papers relative 10
INC heccanl,'on OF the Independence of The South
Amr'icln Colonies
transmit to the Senate, agreeable to their
resolution Of yesterday, a Report from the
secretary OF State, with COPIES of the papers
requested by that resolution, in relation to The
recognition Of the South American Provinces.
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, 26M .qprl. 1879.
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MARSIlAL,S SALE.

Under decree of the superior court of chancerv for
~ the Richmond district. pronounced the 9Th OF
March 1922 in the of Michael Shcarman aduor of
rho as Warren dec and others plaintiffs against Samuel
p Parsons executor of Samuel Parsons others de-
PENDANTS, shalt Mt NJ O'clock FrdCt 9Th day OF
Say nertoflcr for sale the highest bidder at public
uciion the premises the mills cagcd Rockets Mills in
The county oifIenrco, and all the ground attached said
mills.
dnd on Monday, tie 27th day Of the month shall
IN like manner Fnyanfa Courthouse that being court
day. offer for sale, OF land lying in said county
on The north branches OF the Hardware river contain
ing two hundred aud twenty eight and half pur-
chased of William Nevcs ia 1880. Terms-Tbrce six
twelve aud eighteen months credit with approved
curly, and the titles retained until the payments are made
April s. lo7Nids
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SHALis SALE

TTNDER decree Of the superior court Of cancery for
the Richmond district, pronounced the 23d day Of
FEBRUARY, 1872 in the Of John Rice and others plain
tits, against John Lester and defendants in said
court depending shall Saturday me liza dry IF Hfdv
merit otter Tor sale 70 the highest bidder premises
mniey of the lot l0mber-house wharf which be-
onged 70 George Lester dec and Immediately thereafter
Az the balance Of the lot and wharf Rockets known
Richard foung's plan Of Rockes by the 4, undpos-
cd Of IN the sale made y order Of in Lester
much teeofas be sufficient 20 satisfy said decree
Verns6 and y months credit negotiable notes with an
proved endorsers, aud the title retained until payments
are made.-Ssle 70 commence Al - O'Clock.
J. GrERRANT, 10. s. c. GRID.
ApTst q 1Oe--fde
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MAP SIIAIIS sAI-E

INDER decree Of the superior NJ clancery for
~ the Richmond distrci pronounced The 26th Fcbr,-
ary ~ IN the case Of John Seabrook PLAINTIFF against
Neil MCoull and others defendants in said depend
ing shall on 1Wesday the 7M dry Of May offer for
SALE 70 the highest bidder public auction, for ready
ney the two pieces parcels ofland IN the proceedings
This cause referred TO- lying in the county Of enrco, about
five miles below this city, the river road containing
together IO2 acres all IN woods IL being the of
the plantation called MIL Farm and late The property
Col Miles Seden, dec The above described property will
be sold in front Of the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond
Immediately after the sale Of James Browns property adj.
yertised 10 be sold on the day above mentioned.
j. GUERHAET, MS. Q. g. n. u.
N. II. The above described land is three miles below
Richmond aud not FIVE represented IN the advertisement
above through mistake.
April o. fOq-fds
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MARSHAI1S SALE

Under decree Of the superior coir; of chan
- Gerry for the Richmond district made the I3b ny OF
March, 622 in the Of Archelaus Hughes plaintiff a.
gains, Isaac Hall defendant, in said court depending
shall on Monday the iSh day # May nfi, offer for sale IN
tDe highest bidder, the premises Of land living i'm
the county OF New Kent containing four hundred acres
more or less, adjoining the lands nj William F!ivson Jo,
by said Hughes.
Ttsone third Of the purchase money in cash one third
10 six, and The remaining third IN months 10 be Sc
cured iy bonds with approved security aud by retaining the
iue' until they paid sale to between ii A.
NJ. and O'Clock, p. NJ.
April t0e.-,is "
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MARSHALIS SALE

Under decree OF the superior OF chancery for
~ the Richmond district pronounced tue 9th day
January iS2 in therein depending between Lewis
Convert plaintiff and A. Honore SaaDre and another,
iendants, shall Tuesday the ia day ofMay neat, expose
10 SAFE at public auction, for cash. in front OF the Ea
HOTEL tract OF land lying in the county Henrco about
three miles from the city OF Richmond, called
Long-stree in plan OF lots laid o by William Street.
nterects with the road Leading from Richmond
BRIDGES which road is known in the said plan, by the
OF Henrico-see containing twelve acres, three rooS and
six polesihe above sale will he made, Immediately
The sale adve sed to take place. in the Scabrooa
MCoul ON the day above mentioned.
April Q. ioQ-,,is
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CAKRIAGES.

fSlllE public respectfully in
ecs2yp. & formed, that the subscriber
StAhI;;ss< q Srsawill continue TO keep regular
s{,Sjs supply of CARRIAGES GIGS.
of the newest and ia ona-
Die Kind, al his mandatory 10
ihes west oi Petersburg, Virginia and will continue to
keep supply work at Mr. William Berry and
Co.'S OdsIreci Petersburg, opposite the Union Hotel
late treHci's Tavern.)
Also regular supply of the hes; plated and brass mounted
CARRIAGE s. GIG HARNESS,
VIII be Kept nj each place and of priced
Carriages and Dearborns suitable for families and
gentlemen s
- oIiers from any part of the country, addressed 20
Poplar Grove Post ONCE Dinwde county Va wiz be AZ
tended STEEJING WonDW Ann
January 26. eovt,
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NIARsHAL.s SAFE.

TNpIR ndeeree OF the superior court sf clanccry To-
the Richmond Distric pronounced the 18th day Of
March 1921 IN cause therein depending between William
frce plaintiff and Edward e. Davis and Others deie,ld-
the premises on Friday the oh day Of Maynert OF
land lying IN the county OF Ienrico, Containing
being the ninety OF land allotted to
said Edward o. Davis by decree Of county court OF
Henrico, in ihe of Davis and wife rs Price &c sale
To commence between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and one
Z. j. GUENRANT nj. G e. n n n
April toa--,ds
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jamestown. Va. April .. v
Mn FOP SALE

L..A IAINJ T Oh ONTlE.
sEI The subscriber offers for sale three hundred
IalEsk- OF aud lying in Ccochand county, Ten miles
bOe Gocaud Courthouse miles. below Garter svle
and one mile Ioiu james river The bulldogs are, large
and convenient dwelling house partly story, with three
and passage below and three passage
above stairs with convenient cellars also all necessary
Out-bouseswith good barn, house. smoke house,
dairy work house, ice house &c and excellent garden.
The land is 10 eood heart, With portion Of fresh cleared
land, with about 20 80 acres Of wood lard, principally
standing around The plantation.
great bargain be had in the land for cash young
negroeso the purchaser chooses, be may pay half
cash and one two and three years for the balance giving
deed NJ trust secure the payments The waters good aud
the situation elevated and unrommonly healthy.
Application 10 The subscriber living the premises 10
John Ware Of to Robert Ware Of the county.
u satisfactory title will be made tn the purchaser.
ELIZABETH WARE.
8nrit o
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MIR. THOMAS GIBSON

VII. If1UNAS GTUSDN.
younre no iniabant of this state we take this
meiho1 ol informing that shall LpSromb's
Tavern AZ Rockingham Courthouse va on The Oil and lib
Gays o. lane 1872 proceed take the DISPOSITIONS Of
FRANKLIN aud others and tie goth and the
same month al the Tavern of Edmund Booker Jamestown
ince Edward county, Virginia. proceed take the dcpo
SiilonS OF William RoutOn William Randolph and others
be- Teid as evidence in suit depending in tie Chance
~ Court Of prnce Edward Va. in which are plaintiffs
and yourself and Robert -. Gibson are defendants.
WILLIAM WHITE & co.
jamestown. Va ADrit o
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pended 4, ST. Salvador, ths merchants mad many
other inhahiians having retired to the shipping for
safety. When Captain B. sai;ed (27h Frb) tran
guilty was Ia great measure restored, and business
resumed, hut il expected the Br,zi liaus wond
soon in greater force aud attack the place,
when Moody woik was anticipated.
Captain Btace has favored vs. with ST. Salvador
papers 10 the 10Th Feb. containing details of The
events noticed above, but we received them al too
late an hour 10 make translasons for this paper.
~..'Nlf 4 Salem Ga.
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FOR SALE.
In Grnni I1r.re. or

III UF7IHlt tTF, OF FfONEV III FfLVFS,
THIS remarkable Tract of Land consisting 504o
french arpcns is situate the cast side Of Mobile Raw,
six miles ove the town of Blakeey the Aiab-
ma u fronts four miles on the Tensa river and combines
all the advantages Of soil and situation which he
adapted equally well for the cultivation Of sugar
cotton rice &c &c IT furnishes excellent mill an,'
every variety of timber of the best Kind for plank
&c The greater part OF the tract is high, with beautiful
bluffs on the Tensa river furnishing fine sites for building
as any in the state II is watered with excellent SPRING.
FISH, oysters and fowl 10 be had all of the
best quality The situation furnishes every possible
tage which lie desired for agriculture navigation
commerce The climate is delightful living the
degree of North Latitude and constantly famed with
sea breezehere is perhaps healthy spot in the
state will sell part the whole Of the land
most liberal ana inducing The title indputabe.
Persons wishing to purchase win find the proprietor
The premises the greater of his lime. In his absence
they will please apply Mr. CHARLES HALL near the
premises, SAMUEL HAYNES. Esq. OF Blakely.
JOHN McALISTER.
B!ateiv. March 10. i02-w12w
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MAKSHAL'S SALE

Under decree Of the superior chapcerv for the
y ehmond district pronounced the 2nd day Feb
Iuary, is22 in therein depending between Thomas
Harris Plaintiff and Thomas H. Harris dcfend-
ant shall Thursday tAe sh day Of Aay ,srs offer for
sale TO tue highest bidder cash. the premises the
lots Of land whereon said Thomas ely resided
lying in the county of iicnrco and contiguous the esi-
denee OF Mrs PeasansSae to commence IL O'Clock,
A. NJ. J. GuEURANT M q ~ 4, n n,
April Q. Ioe--,dx
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Is Rlt MILESTONE MANDATORY.
atllE subscriber successor White. Davidson and
Davidson Smell Of Richmond respectfully begs leave
TO INFORM the public that he continues manufacture
order and has hand handsome
made. neatly finished, and WARRANTED French Mn
Stones which he viii dispose Of at prices suitable
times. Orders will be thankfully received and promptly
executed. Country produce market prices OF negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed will be taken in
JAMES SMELL 1871 Street, Richmond
Septembpr