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Painting.
JOHN z. PENNT,N4N

JOHN z. PEyNyNIM.A.V
ED EsPEcTFULLY informs his
q e. Friends and the Publick generally, that
he has taken a Room at 10. 73, Alarket-Street.
boston. Sign of the Red Cross Knight. directly
over the Gliding Mandatory of Mr.. Stillnaaa
Lathrop-where those who please to favour
him with their commando will, If convenient.
leave their orders--or at his Rooms. No. 40,
Orange-Street, sign of the Painters Arms.
HE WILL EXECUTE
MILITARY STANDARDS, with oriei-
nal designs
LARGE CLOCK DIALs, for steeples, and the
inside of Pubick Edifces;
MASONIC PAINTING, Of every description !;
Designs for Masonic and other DIPLOMAS:
Original Vignettes for Tftle-Pages;
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. in
all their various branches
LANDSCAPE PAINTING, and Views of Gentle
mems Country Seats, if required.
RT The Subscriber trusts that from
the long experience he has had in the above
branches of Painting, (some of which were orig
inally introduced into this Metropolis by him
self,) and constant desire to please, he shall
be enabled to obtain liberal share OF the
puhck patronage; and he confidently trusts
that all those who are impressed with the i'm
portance of cuitiya.iDg correct taste, will re-
member that
-' Arts, tribe of sensitives, demand
hot-house culture, and generous hand
taste to cherish every opening charm
A shade TO shelter, and sun to warm
Boston, June 18, 1929. 1af,3m
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PAL.NTS. OH. 81

K; 4 NJ have for sale, White & Red
IL Lead (; spanish Brown; Spanish White: Cut
-9'one Fellow French Yellow; Patent Vel
low Cfone elbow; Venetian Red: Chinese
erlnlhon Rose Pink; Prussian Blue; Tur-
Fey omper Yerdlgris; French Green Lii
'hsrge Lampblack White Nitriol; Terra
oe-1ienna Gum Shellac; Gum CORAL; CO.
pal Yarnlsh Linseed Oil; Spirits Of Turpen-
tune Camers-ilair Pencils, and Grainine-
Tools; English Il American Paint-Brushes
Whltewash Brushes; Gold, Silver, and Brass
Leai; English Il American Glue; Lamp Oil.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To companies of 50 subscribers, who take
the papers at the office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to g deduction of l9A per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
Or Advertisements, NOT breeding f,celre
Tines, PUBLISHED three ~reks for one dollar, and
continued three ,oeeks longer for .tfiy CENTS
Larger advertisements an The same proportion.
In consequence of decision of the Supreme
judicial Court, the Publishers of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any eTrour in any advertisement beyond
The sum CHARGED for its insertion.
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Ccbartncrhlb formed.

VASHE Subscribers respectfully
Z inform their Friends and the Publicir.
that they have formed Connection in Bust
ness, %nder the Firm Of
JOHN P. KETTELL & co.
and have taken the Shop heretofore occupied
by J. P. KETTELL-where they offer good
assortment Of Fine WATERPROOF Fur HATS,
which will be sold very cheap. 49, Likewise on
hand, HATS of every kind, in their line of bust
ness, which they viii sell, at wholesale or re-
tail, as cheap as can be bought in Town or
Country.
OF Traders who wish to purchase
Hats by the dozen, viii do well to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
JOHN P. KETTELL.
DANIEL G. KETTELL.
Worcester, June 10, 1929.
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Wanted, a1Bmedtately,

a t the MARLBOROUGH Cor
Ia TON & WooLLEN MANDATORY. 5 or
A GIRLS, to work in the Cotton department.
"A Family would be preEerred.--None need
apply without good recommendation
a quantity of Common SLEEPS WOOL. for
which a generous price will be everywhere
is constantly on hand, for sale, COTTON
GOODS, OF a superior quality, at very reduced
prices, for Cash or Country Produce.
marlborough, June II, 1922.
N. B. The best attention will be paid to
the Cardiug Of Custom Wool. CIV
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C,4UTfONt

THE Subscriber hereby cau-
L tons any person from receiving certain
Note Of Hand, dated on or about the goth of
May last, for Two Hundred Dollars, signed by
james Esiabrcok, jun. & Co. Of Rutland, and
payable to me, and By me put into the hands
of one CHARLES MARSH for collection, the
proceeds of which he was ordered to pay over
towards payment to ". & G.. T'uckernan, of
Boston, on Note left with the Hon. Lem
Lincoln, and signed by ME and my brother
both of which Notes are pad; and the said
MARSH, though requested, refuses to deliver
up said Note, signed by the said Estabrook &
Col also forbid all persons from receiving
or buying any Note or Demand payable to me,
which may be presented by the said CHARLES
MARSH, without my order.
JOS. B. HOLDEN.
Rutland, June II, 1922.
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e. NOTICE..

"A Ii persons are hereby forbid
IA harbouring or trusting Darid Marble.
Hannah .aias'rorth, Ruth .ainsrorth, and
Philisse Jackson, Paupers of the Town of
Brookfeld, as there is sufficient provision
made for their support and employment at my
house, by the 0verseers of the Poor of said
Town. shall not pay any expense on their
account after this date: And whoever EMPLOYS
said Marble, must be accountable to me for his
earnings and all disadvantages that may arise
on his account. JOSIAH HlESHAW,
By direction ofthe Orersesrs Of Brookfeld.
Brook6eld, June 1, 1922.
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spp.
PUBLISHED BY

WILLIAM MANNING & SON.
Nearly opposite lie Centre SchOOl-Rouse.
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EvO be sold, on n liberal credit,
II the Farm on Mount Pleasant, in Leices-
ter, on which Mr., SIMON HASTINGS now lives,
consisting Of Moving, Pasturing, and Tilage
Land, about one hundred and twenty acres
with a large Dwelling House and two Barns
thereon stapding.--Said Farm is situated a.
bout one mile west Of Leicester Academy, on
the great qet-YoaA.--Possessio may be had
Immediately. C-sT- For further particulars, in
quire Of the Subscriber, in Leicester.
NATHL. z. DENNY.
June IL, 1929.
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Boston Glass.

RICE 6 MILLER
HAVING been appointed A.
q n gents for the sale of BOSTON GLASS
n 'hls County, vii! supply any size or QUAINT.
y upon the same terms On which it Is sold Al
the Manulactory. : . '''u At
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
Celebration Of hdebsndence.

EsHE ensuing Anniversary OF
Il AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE will
be celebrated at BroOkfeld, by all parties.
without distinction. The Procession TO be
formed at halt past 10 O'clock, viii proceed to
me Meeting-House.--Prayerg by the Rev.
MI Stone--Declaration of Independence by
Jesse Bass, Esq.-and an Grafton by Charlcs
SfAen, Esq. of New Rraintreo.-A4 Dinner ON
The table at one O'clock. provided BY Aas.ssr,.
IElce Thomas, which will consist of all the
dainties of the season.
~ Tickets, at 81 90 each, may be
had at the bars of III. Rire and S. 3. Thomas.
The friends of liberty in the vicinity
are solicited to attend, particularly the Rev.
Clergy.
Per order Of The Com. of Arrangements,
WILLIAM CROSBY, Sec'ry.
June 10, 1929.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Patent Cast-Iron & common Plonohs !.
Patent Steelsprng Hay & Manure Forks !:
Garden Hoes of various kinds. Garden Ralxes !.
Garden Shears Improved Potatoe Hoes .
Lamson's Patent Scythe Snathes; steel-bach
q common Scythes: Grain Cradles; English
q American Shovels & Spades; English Cast.
Steel Hoes ; Within & Wrght's Hoes.
Carpenters Moulding 81 Bench
Tools.
Just received, further supply of The
above Tools, of KEsNEDY's make, which. to-
sether with their former Stock, make their as
sortment very complete.
All the above, with very large as
sortment Of. HARD WARE, will be sold on
the most favourable terms.
Worcester, June S, 1922.
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9BSHE Coparmership heretofore
NJ existing between the Subscribers. under
the Firm OF STEPHEN SHEPAlD & co. is
this Gay dissolved, by mutual cement
persons indebted to the late Firm IRE required
to make immediate payment; andall persons
having demands, to present them b S. SHEp-
ARD, who is duly authorized to settle them. j.
STEPHEN SHEPARD.
TIMOTHY DWIGHT.
JOSIAH TILDEN.
Berlin, June II, 1892.
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Take Notice.

The Subscriber informs all those who
are indebted TO him on account, and whose
term OF credit has expired, that in consequence
OF having taken Partner in business, it has
become necessary that his private accounts up
TO this date should be adjusted. They are
therefore requested to call and settle the same.
s" JOHN P. KETTELL.
Worcester, June 10, 1922. 6w
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Worcester, June 10, 1922.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07

For Freight,
kaS The fine schr. DOLLAR, Cor
SIaaadsssham Mayo, master, burthen $50
barrels. will be ready tor the reception of
a cargo IN two days, which will be taken
in preference, to the Yves, Indies, OF a
southern port. Apply to
j. II LADD & Co.
Who haze received per saad schooner, and
offer for sale.
As tons plaster,
A bags green coffee,
80 chests young hyson tea.
feb IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07
Alexandria Coffee House.
march 6

VHIS esta Adjustment, which is now o.
pened for the accommodation of the
public; offers to the citizens of The District
a resort at once geoteel and respectable.
Th" proprietor has expended a large a.
mount 10 making it a suitable place for the
reception OF gentlemen, from whom alone
he solicits patronage, the decorations, pa
pering, aud painting displays at one view
elegance an taste combined.
The coffee room will be supplied with
the most commercial papers OF the
Union, together with every refreshment
suitable 10 the season. Coffee can .be
served at any hour, also porter, beer,
ale wines, cordials, and liquors Of every
description of the best that can be ob-
tanned in the District.
The proprietor hopes from his unwear
led exertions, to establish a room for the re.
ception of the respectable part OF the coIn-
munity; and from his future attention, and
in consideration of the whole TO receive
the patronage OF the public, being conf
dent of their appreciation when visited.
VINCENT MAaSOLETTI.
,tYP. S. The Alexandria Coffee house
is on Prince street, a door above Union,
leading 10 the Centre Wharf.
.eb 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07
Notice.

Notice.
EsSRS John Mandaville, Elisha c,
w Dick and George CIement-on, tru>
tees of the creditors of John Hickerson &
Company, take notice, that on Wednes
day, the 10th day of April next, between
On rise and sun set, | shall proceed to
70 take the affidavit Of Gersham Keys, at
thes house of Robert Fulton. in Charles
,own, Jefferson county, Virginia. Also
Benjamin McDougIe sen. and others, on
Saturday, the 18Th of the same month, be
tween sun rise and sun set al the house of
John ReckelIs, Flint Hill, C%ulpepper
county Virginia, to be read in evidence
in a suit now depending and undetermin-
ed, IN the superior court Of chancery for
the Fredericksburg district, in which you
are compliments and | am defendant.
MOSES GIBSON,
Culpepper county.
march 6 Iaw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07

The question then being on the pas.
sage of the bill, and Mr.. Randolph hav
ing required the Yeas and Nays there
on, his leading objection being to the
appropriation for clothing Of the army
SO far in advance as for 1899 ihe
Yeas and Nays were taken accordingly;
and the; Q were
For the oil l35
Againstit %
So the bill was passed.
The title ofthe bill being now under
consideration, MIR, Randolph moved to
amend the bill, ito make it conform to
itscontents,) by adding to the title the
words land towards the service of the
year lS23"-which motion was agreed
to. And
The bill was sent to the Senate for
their concurrence therein.
The Bankrupt bill was the next sub
Ject in the Orders of the Day and, be-
ing called up
A motion was made to adjourn, and
negatived 6S to &c.
A motion was then made by Mr.. Bas
set, to postpone the orders of the day
until 10 morrow; when the motion to
adjourn was renewed, and carried, "a to
63. And so
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07
For Charleston.

xss. The good packet schooner RE-
G&TRlEVE, Robert McKown. MAJ
ter, burthen about 600 bbls. will be ready
to load on Tuesday next, and will be i'm.
mediatrly dispatched.
Apply o ]. Fl. LAID Co.
march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07
SALES BY AUCTION.
Package Sale in Balhm0re.

Package Sale in Battamore.
On WEDNESDAY the 18th Of March,
at 8 o'clock, a. the auction Store, No. l9G
Market street,
l7s Packages Spring Goods,
comprising q choice and valuable assort.
ment OF the following articles:
Marseilles quilts and counlerpanes
Turkey red bandannas
Rhodes black T. col'd figured bombazes
Rhodes plain & twilled black, bombszeH
Furniture and cambria dimity
7-8 4 S 4 striped and checked, sorded and
plain g~inghams
ga ~jaconet robes
Jaconet Cravats
ID T. s.8 cambria i~aconets
Ga satin stripe muslins
Chinlz shawls
Ga check and stripe fancy muslins
Lilac. blue. blacks & pink stripe GsrentiRss
Fancy madras hdkh
Barilla cords
Jaconet lappets
White jean
Carlisle gingbams
Steam loom sbirtipgs
Super cambria, fancy PRINT and plate cab
Goes,
V~alencias
Cloth and caMimeres
Book muslins 6 AZ 9.8
Britannias
Colored cambrics, cashmere shawls
Blue, olive mixed and drab cotton sas6-
meres
Domestic plaids and stripes
Do sbirtings and sheetings
DO cazinetts
A and Z 8 Irish linens, brown hollands
3 A lawns. 5-4 sheetings
Cotton hosiery and braces
Caroline plaids, scotch shsetings
ALSO
81 Cases Canton Goods.
CONSISTING OF
Black and colored grapes black sarsness
A. twilIed and fringed silk bdkfs
Sew ing silks, Nankeens, hoientines
Mixed lustrings.
The above goods are al OF recent impok
tstion, having been received by the late az
rivals in New YORK, and will be sold Oh a
credit Of 6 months.
A. B MURRAY SEQ.
march 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07

For reight.
xsg The good brig COLLECTOR,
ESEg Samuel Ditcomo. master, bur-
her about 1900 barrels will be ready to
load in a few days, and would in prefs-
renee go to an eastern port Apply to
j.. n. Laid y Co.
Who have for sale on board said vessel,
200 tons plaster,
344 boxes lst quality herring.
feb 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07

Such as pitcher, tea and coffee pots, &c.
&c. which they will dispose OF OF very &C
conmodat'ng terms to those who may Ia
vor them with a call. All orders will be
thankfully received and promptly attended
to. EVANS GRlGGS.
march 7 St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-07
Pottery.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
L their friends and the public in..gene
"a that they have taken that well known
establishment of the late Lewis Plum,
where they intend manufacturing every
description of
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-11-06

Instead Of Thinking this vain speculation,
I consider it as vely likely to take place.
The Emperour of Russia is the head Of the
Greek church, AMI will always have sufficient
provocations to istify hostilities against the
Porte and although he has been obviously
entangled at preent with the views OF other
governments, ana perhaps, out-maneuvred
by their combination, yet can see no securi-
ty for this forbesrance in all future times
because whatever may be his own opinions
or resolutions, should be remembered that
he is not desptick sovereign, and that the
deep-rooted poey regarding Turkey is by no
means matteruf indifference throughout his
empire. II canot ue expected that he will
disband his arnf and it may be found both
difficult and dagerous to keep on foot nearly
million of me- in arms, without any objects
for their servia; more especially after the
dereliction of aavourite project, in notorious
opposition to u interests of his highest sub
lects, and the long INDUCED wishes of i'm
mense masses his people. cannot, there
fore, figure to ayself more probable nor
more dangeros event for the prosperity Of
| this country, ian Constantinople becoming
| the maritime spital of the Russian empire,
| an event whici would be more grievous and
| intolerable frn the ease by which it might
| have been avded.
There is yesnothe' contingency still more
probable, With we should do well also to
| take into the scount Those immense prov
inces, now p4 of Turkey in Europe, capa-
BILE of such NIFTY Improvements, as, perhaps,
to become todhpotant, if Russia were sing
ly to seize TIM fr other powers to agree,
without contsN to heir occupation, might, as
mas naPpeneSa other qn~rters, lseov,,iv su''-
| jects CT partition, whilst the Greeks, who
would have 3een 4ntirely devoted to us if
duly protede, m5 become tributary, in the
end, to thos, eobguous empires, and add to
a most formi3Ee naval power in the Medi-
terranean sewhilst GreatBritain, so remote
ly distant, mt in her present condition, or in
any probablene for an incalculable time to
come, be abb either by negotiation or by
war, to prevel such dangerous combinations.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-11-06

mense importation of foreign goods, as,
for time, TO threaten the ruin Of our
manufactures--and the specializing zeal
for sheep, which had prevailed among
class of our citizens, whose business
and situation in life must of necessity
make them bad shepherds, was much
less source of profit than of disappoint-
ment and chagrin. The sudden and I'M
expected check which was thus given
TO manufactures at this period of their
infancy, greatly diminished the demand
for wool, and consequently the value of
Sheep, particularly the Merino. Sheep
were, therefore, by many, abandoned
for other subjects of enterprise, and by
others viewed as an object of compare
lively little value.
Remainder hereafier.1
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-18
IONE SNACkENRO.

No. 10, Sorth .jilaa-str :. Chouteau's Ron, ST.
LoMe,
AFTERS for sale, on accommodating terms,
" for specie, or Illinois, Kentucky, or Tea
nesscc paper,
80 kegs assorted Wrought & Cut Nails,
80 barrels Ncw-Orleans Sugar,
50 crates best Bristol Porter Bottles,
10. 10 cotton Cards, Sole Leather, Saddles,
Assorted Qneen's Ware, Glass do. Stone dc.
Sand Paper assorted Carpcntcrs' Planes,
Plough Lines, Bed Cords, Axes, Hoes, Trace
Chains,
Log and OK do. Iron and Plough Moulds,
50 kegs Manufactured Tobacco,
Powder, Lead,
10 btls Mackerol. Shot, An,ils and Vices,
S barrels Linseed Oil,
bale Spun Cotton,
do. Raw do.
10 barrels Apples,
Sweeping, scrabbing, and Shoe Brushes,
Tea, Coffee, Vine, Whiskey,
Soap, Pepper, Cloves, Nutniegs, Jinsacd Oh,
Madder, Alum CoPPeras &c. &c.
a large assortment Of PRINTING PAPER,
SHOES, &c. &c.
And an invoice of GARDEN SEEDS, for re-
tail, or in small boxes, to suit purchasers.
March 10.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-18
NOTICE.

y WILL attend at the fol-
Il lowing Townships, in Ma
olson county, for the purpose
OF receiving o list ot' taxable
property, where all persons
subject to taxation is required
to attend, TO Wit:
In Silver Greek town ship,
the Sd day Of June, at the
house Of Major Isaac Fergu-
son.
In Ridge Prairie township,
the 4th day OF June, at the
house Of Joseph Ebcrman,
Est.
I'm Goshen township, the
5th day OF June, in Edwards
vile, at the house OF noilin L.
Allen.
In Wood River township,
the Gil, day Of June, at the
house ofCapt. William Mont
gomery.
In Greenfield township, the
10th day Of June, at the
house OF w. J. seely.
In Six Mile township, the
l5th day of June, at the house
OF Amos Squires, Esq.
With a description and
quality Of land, and the class
to which it belongs, and the
amount paid thereon the
amount Of bank stock, and
money actually paid thereon
all negroes and mulattoes,
and their value town lots ;
carriages for the conveyance
Of persons distilleries stock
in trade !; steed horses, and
all other horses over one year
old !; grist and saw water
mills; all cattle over one year
old; and all hogs, and house.
hold furniture, and the value
| of each.
GEORGE BELSUA.
Treasurer.
May 1S, 1924 St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-18

MARRIED--At falnyra, N. Y. on the 18th
March, Mr.. EDWIN TowSsEsp, Of Montgomery
county, Illinois, 10 Mss HARRIET DunrEF,
daughter Of Pardon Durfee, Esq. Of the former
place.
DlED-At Milford. (Del) on the 18Th nit
JnHs COLLINS, Esq. Governor Of the state Of
Delaware.
At Cambridge, Mass. on the 14th April,
brevet brigader general Ntosrs PonrEn,
col. of the LIST regiment United States artil-
lery, aged 67. He was native Of Massachusetts,
and Joined the army Of the revolution al Cam.
bridge, (the place of bis decease,) in l775 1;
was engaged in the battle Ut Bunker's Hill,
and most other of the severe battles fought
until the conclusion Il the war. He WAS ono
ct the officers selected to form the FIRST peace
establishment of the United States, and served
under st. Clair and Wayne as captain Of ay-
til!erv, in their camp,,!sns against the Indians.
II the late war he was found at the head Of
q regiment Of light artillery, Drawing Cana
dan climate and as full of fire as any young Of
hcer under his command.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-18
Runaway
May 18.-54 st

ETROM the subscriber, about the last of Janu-
IL airy, Negro Girl named s,1, about S
feet high, bright mulatto, pleasing counte-
nance, toerablv feshy, and about % years Of
age.--shc had variety Of clothing with her,
composed principally of the best she had, hav-
ing left all her coarse clothes behind her.
This Girl was in family boat bound down the
river, but in consequence of the ice the boat
was stopped on the Illinois side of the river,
opposite st. Louis after remaining there for
some time, the girl made her escape, owing
TO the facility with which she could run away,
being in free siate.-I viii give TWEEN l.
lars reward for her apprehension and safe eon-
iinement in any jail within thirty miles Of Il.
Louis, or for her delivery to me in sad town.
HAYES RAWLS.
st. Louis, Feb. 23.--54St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-18

Eg7IOM Diamond Grove, on the Esd of ,ase
L. December White Horse, with long
ta'i and mane, two curls inh;s forehead, fifteen
hands and one inch high-hls front hoofs
quite perpendicular and his hind ones turning
considerably uut-sevcn Or eight years old his
spring. He went away in company with
sorrei Mare with white face, and Brown
Horse. A suitable reward and all charges
pad, for the delivery of said horse or horses
to l. Klein, Diamond Grove--W. II. Hopkins,
Elwuds,ille, or TO the suhscribera st. Louis.
Fl. l.. HOFFMAN.
81. Louis, Gig IL, IS22.-546t