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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01


Gu motion OF Mr.. Patterson Of Buck
inSham, lhe House Of Delegates cane
t" the following resolutions" Re-oired,
ihAi when THE House ajlourns on Sat-
friday Dest. il will adjourn until Inc
sist day Of March ue1t."
The eosrossad bill Concerning the
na0igatioa Of Potomac rirer'' was sead
third tin.e, snd passed.
The e'.gfosSed Di'l ''maIing more Fl
tectuat pforislon IL carry into effect
the .4ct, s c .for clearing and Improving
tie navigation Of Tie james riuer, and
for uniting tie eastern and wys;ern ,ca-
terS, by the James and KanaWha rirers,
ana fur o.her purposes" was resd sd
lime sua pGs,ed, aye, 12i--Uoes 3s.-
{ his l. au Interesting bill. 1t is now
before the Senate The bill, as il stands,
allows 8 1000 10 the James River
Cofnmissiuusr-S 500 to the Ksnawha
C9mthissioner-and 1900 t. the I'd Au.
GitOr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
GpisccItanepus Artirirs.
POkTHILL RHBEY.

II spprMs by ,he late London papers that
this Magnificent place, which coat MI Beck
10, d a million startling, has been sold 10 Nit.
F,fouhsr for 600 ,oooi. Mr.. Bsohio,d si'er-
wAids dsductsd 10 0ooi, for q selection oil
ihe,e are EesrIy 5000 acres IL land attsched
10 1t in tho highes, s'stc OF cultivation, NJ. ID
having Tor many ysa's employed ooooi 400 10
boters IN nsking Improvements. lo nddit'
ION 70 Ibis expense, he lived al tbe 'ate OF So'
0ooi year. His losses By detective iiles TO
BIO IVES, Iudia Estates, dud the expense oI
seveisi yssrs lawsuits, Sc. had reduced him
10 the nscessi,y Of mskins the p,es,n, sale.
II is ssid ,ha, bs qui, the premises without =
sIph ImvN leave H." said he, " snd ON
prepared 10 mre, Tho public .u'p'isr. Beck.
iofd, ,hgy viii say, has ,qnander,d his large
ilr,uns. To me il ia q maaer oi psriee' IN
difference" tt3.! ~'
IL is added, tha, the lazy ver,uin Of the hall.
ih ,.e usppioes oi his fiily, s~asned s' Font
hni. M. Is never muv, d withnui citcic oi
them in siuelsnce --ihoy fotDcd an append
rye ), his inv,ncibc pride. His liveTied re-
ts,nass ,ood ip oumeroos succession, watch
Col.,en,insls a, bis door, and 9, fixed periods
uu,,s;uned their mss,c,'s wan,s. II is also
said hat for . ,oog tluoc l,is income was 60,
O10L per snnu'n. When dining alone. whh
F,anch,, his Secretary, he b'd oesef lee. than
twenty dishes oi The nosI costly KIND - ihe
London paper. contain brndsGs oi o,her'sn'
ecA,tes respecting this &c n,iemsn which may
nr NAV no, he true. His ceueiniy tue tost
ne his been rich, ,bs, he bss spenl millions,
tud /. nov q puor man - Hai'er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

engros.ed 10 business or ciheFwise, pcss COO
i,,yes 10 pilfer a small pie or tart, &c. ron
the shelves on which they src placed, sPeso''
iy sierwsrds Sating the best oi Der way
home with her Dooiy. She then rarsieily de-
iivsfs her Prize 10 some o! the little ooes 10
he nar,eiy. A division OF the stolen proper
~ quickly tsses place, snd bere it 10 'iogu
iy amusing 20 observe the siesait sb'msi' DOT
the issst conspicuous among the juvenile
groups, 'hsosiully humping her share OF inc
illegal usfiic.-We msy odd, that the p'',v
cook 10 BY no mssos disposed 10 institute ie'
gal process sgcio,, poor Mistress Go, o. toe
children Of ,hs gentlemen 10 whom we sil1ae
arc honest enough 10 acknowledge ther scur'
footed plsymsie's isiiings 10 papa, Who VII
iingiy comprnss,ss any dsmsge the shopksep..
81 ~sy sustain from the petty deprecs''ons o.
this would.b be philanlh'opic cst.
Edir5urgh CbssrTsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
Dtsc0rERfEs or MURDER.

Ciysua, gfantiai evidence. .--ln Isrerave's
S,s,. Ti,ats there is a ve:y remarkable IN
.tsnce of wotypn who was found IN bed with
he, an o,t cot, and kniir sticking IN the hoof
near hrt ,h,ec of her ela,ions were in en- ad-
io,oioc room ibruuyh which u was nece ssaty
ia p,s. 10 Tho apartment ~ the deceased; the
u.,e Lbar. wste .sls,mrd, ond the body wos
viewed; these relatives dsclsred She most
have destroyed herself bvi,trom pn,lcu's'
e,.cums,ance, they we'c suspected, md found
guilty OF the murder tor, on The ich hand was
ob,srvsd the bloody mstk Of u l3f hand, which
at course, eoald nni be ,hs, OF the deceased
II ~ often has the lef hand OF Ihc murderer
bett.y,d hi. deeds oi blood
In the year 1864, a chizsn az L'eee wa,
found shot, sod his own pistol W" discovered
living near him from thus circppstsnec, to-
Ex,Lsc with tina, at no person having been
seen 10 entev OF leave the house d the deceas.
ed, IL wss concluded ihss he had desroyed
himself bot on examining the bali by which
he had been killed, n wss ioood 10 have been
ton le,gc ever to have entered the pistol IN
consequence of which suspic'oo tell opoo The
real mucdetots. The wsddiog ot the pistol
Ia, s,o, IN several ins,snccs oGstcd tho means
ot sliixiog the accussuon ON the guilty. The
J,o,a Chanrcllor IN debate In the House al
Lords, IN Noveo,bsr 1890, c1osea very Gu.
100, case, in which the wsdd'ne oi the pistol
wss iovno 10 correspond with atom !sttor in
the pas.es,ion OF ,hn murderer.
10 uhc epse Of pA,ch, who wa, !el, handed,
Il was cieady shown by The 'cls,'pe po'''ion
Of the deceased, snd the Loot hon which he
was she,, the, bhs mut detcr ropAt hsee expos.
cd HE perscn to The view Of the deceased, Un-
lee. he H',d with the ,ch hand. Thc guilt OF
pSch wax Tor sooe time doubted, but the die.
.oysry al the pistol ip the se'gbbotire dock .
few days ago, has .uppi,ed the only hok ,hst
vs. ~sn,ing TO make the evidence sgaips. him
complete.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
SpoLIrs scorer c.sT

A county gentleman who Is nei'he' sfiend
TO rh,,ves nor poschers, hss' Ih's fnomen'
in hi, household . isvo'ic cat, whose honesty
n, " sot'y 70 say, lhe,e is bit too much rec.
.un 10 csn IN qp-stion. 1hesn'mel, however,
J.. fsr fom heine selfish IN he, principle, ie'
her acceptable e,esn,oc, she regularly shares
among the ch,ld en- oi 'ar hmily IA which he'
10, is cs.t. Tvs the hSbu and iepuic ct ih's
,a,d 6 im,lk'o tn leave the kitchen or pnlo'
n oI,en rs buoge' and en- oppo',noi,y msy
occar, and weed her wayto certain rssuy
cook. shop, where the beues IN conceal her
purpose, she endes,ois siy'y TO tngts ise hs'
,c,t into favor with The misue. ~ tNe house
AZ soon o, The lsndladys attention becomes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

Stale u RA'ae' Islsnd1 10 General Assem-
snd oily, Oc,ober .essicn,
Provi6enee r1ansasion. A. d. 1925.
AN ACT in addition to an act. emitted, "An &C, TO
regffs,e procession against Banks, and tor other
purposcs therein mentioned"
oee. b. be ~ enacted 6y he Generoi Iss,n1-
6Iy 9Td ty Me sashoriTy Leves/ % as enaefed,
HAT IT any Incorporated bsuk es,sbiiibed, or
which msy beiesiier be esGbushed, within
thi, state, shsii hsiesiisr issue, pay oui, or
pass, any bill or bile, no,e or noies, payable
in sDy thing ba, gold or silver abe PRESIDENT
and cashier who shsA or vino have signed
such bill OF bills, not or noies, shall rs.pec-
iIvsiy io'ien end pay fouIIold the smosDt Of
such bill or b,l,., poie or notes, to te tecovet-
cd by action oi dett on infofms,ion, o, before
any court Of competent jurisdiction 20 Try the
ssme one hbi 10 and ios The use 0! ,ae per-
son who shsll give inioi nation ,he' eoi, and
the olhes bsif to and Ter the use Of the stete.
Sec 2, Ind be if further enacted, That it
shall be .he do y oi The Attorney General TO
prosecute Tor end recover al! the penalties iD-
curred ty sny b'eech Of this set.
Sec. 8. .Sn6 be IL /iirfher enacted, That
the Secretary cause this &C, to be forthwith
pUbii.hcd thee week, successiveiy, 10 all The
newspapers printed in this sta,e.
Sec. ! ind De is Jnr!ser enacted, That u
any peston o. pe'sons o. body corporate, shall
al any tine from the ,hi'y days ai'e' rising
Of This General Assembly, pass, or tender Ia
payment, any such bh! or Lii!s, note OF po,ss,
payable in any thing but gold or silver, which
have been or hereafter Gisy be issued, except
10 The bank OF banks which have issned the
ssme, he, she, or they @ho shalt 80 pass, OF
tender iu peyG,ent sUch bill OF hil;s, note or
notes, excep, n sfcrrss,d, shall incur The
ssme penalties which tie president end cash.
iss OF sny such bank as sioressid arc made H.
rble to incur, Ey The provisions of the ii .,
secsi0n Of this sct.
A tue copy,
HENRY BOWEN. See'ry
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
CnRlOU.s CASE.

Yesterday, o s,ou, man, hsbned in singular
costume, sbd whose manners consspooo wrn
his dress, who>a appeared, Is dssenling
preacher Ia one Of the neighbo' ing villages,
csmc before the Bah Forum MseisIrctes, Ac-
compspied by his wife, who - very iar sdSonc-
ed IN pregnancy, for the purpose oil hef a7vroT'
ing fhe child 4! The husband declared wb,ob
was sdmi,ied by the wlis) thst he had not CO.
habited WITH her Tor the last I've yeats and
half, and tha, in consequence oi the real fsihef
OF the child indusifioosIy circuls'ing report
that tho child was the busbsnd's, which the
latter s,outy denied, he gained Ihe disPless-
ufo Of his hearers; and ,he rssson of bis bling
ipg her b.iore tho Magistrates Wa, Tor the
purpose OF removing ,he odium ct fasehood
from himself, end 20 set him righ, with hls
congregation. The wife with grss caGdor
sole muiy declared who the real tslher Of the
child Was but the husband wss told by tie
Msg,.irsle, that he Was bnuDd &c n,slo,sin 81,
which he sg eed TO do provided it dad no, live
with him. Ths hcEhy couple then walked
IT seemingly we'll sslshed, except The regret
Of the hu'band ,bat the gay s.durer could not
be pspished ior his aiDoroos iIuigoe. The
husbsnd during the investigation ife9ueDIy
quoted psssagcs from Sctip,urt and express.
Cd himself bspry 10 knowing thst hi. vile had
ruined fom ,he error OF her way The
qusintDess with which he relsled HE si0ry was
extIemely divsning Ling. PAPER.
A man in England who was much an
moved by a number Of hornets, under The
roof Of his cottage, thrust rcd hot poker
in the nest, 10 destroy them. lie elect
cd his object. bu, the ROOF being OF thatch,
took fire and the cottage VAS burnt to
the ground.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
PRESH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
or 0RE BgS2 QUfiITT,

or qRE BgST QUfLiTT,
KRPT constantly tor safe by DIR.
N JOHNSON, at Lis .gi>deal D,sbense,y No.
loS. rbapiesslreet, jus, norm oi ,he bi,k market
where the citizens Of Neal port and its vicinity. and
those from the country, and ssctar,ng people, viii
find as gooS MEDICINE rs at any Other place and the
greaes, care viii be had that no mistake lie ale (,
and they can, also receive medical pffen,on dd
sicc MS safatary at least as from any oihe' source
az Medicine Chests put up, or epienished. with
Particular care.
At the same place osh, may be had the RO's ONT.
sini. or n safe, certain, cheap cure tor the Lch
suald .hesd. erup,ions on the face aud hands. &C.
Sc--Teeth powders. sydenham's Pills, &c.
HLSO-.fS .9BOPE,
Doct. Manleigh's much admired
MADACASCAR OIL,
20, the hair This OF, is used to curl and ne'f.me
the hair, TO cause it to grow, and to prevent D.d
nses This oil is in general rc,lues'.
aau# NJ YOUR ThhTH
The L4dies and Gentlemen Of New
port, an,l from, the coantry bc furnished with
namrai or s,6cisl Teeth which will be k,ed 10 rc.
semitic nature, with great exsctness .nbrse'ng all
The modern Improvement in the AT.
ar Teeth dressed. extracted, &c in the Bestest
manner, and with all possible safety.
I,.na
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
POETRY.
P.AROLY.

The Drunksra TO his Bowh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27

Vital spark Of selfish fame.
Enter quick ,hls mortal frame
Trembling, res.ing. beIcbing, tbiDkings
Oh. the pain--ibe bliss Of drinking.
Haste, sweet brandy down my throat,
Nor let me lsnguish for bioat
HsIk they whisper rippIers say.
Brandy !spiriss come this wsy.
What is this absorbs my quiet.
s,e,is my senses. dina my sight,
D. owns my sorows. gives me spunk--
Geii nc. my bowl can be drunk
Jhe room goes rouhd-escb thing sppcsrs
With wrong end upwards--and my ears
sweet sounds satanic catch;
lend lend your arms 'sei die
Ub, Rum here is Thy victory;
oh, Grog where is ,.y match
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
FOR SALE, OR To LIT.
knAL ESTATE.

THE. subscriber offers for sale his Es.
tate in Thames street. next south cf The Drick
Inict y; is too veil known ,c need particular
description. SAMUEL WATSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-27
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
APcM 10 Z. Hafhalpuy,

IpCW ~ L.. <|UfNEWDy,
LAS Just received a compe;c asso't-
l. l. p,ent Of Mems, Youths and Childrens HAT.
and they mace by the best woikmen ~ peys-
q for hrs na' keG, they are vsrra Cd good.
ing been purchased gith Cash-snd pss ing 10 d.
ties profits ia Providence. hey can be silU d,d
much chesrer than Bals which Go not CINE Greel
from Nex-foTk.
Mems fashionable oval, he'll and strait crowns
Youths snd CbidreD's fancy hats Mems vide briu,s
two casaa siivered End giided Cne hne Cssors
making variety of every G.nd usually wanted. arc
nov opening add tor sale al ue Book siid Das store
PAPER gygNCTNCS
Several hundred kolIs tor rcous and ndow cur.
in, some very ow priceG-in the course OF ibis
week, large quantity oi most elegant fspeIs, with
natch Borders, III DC ofeted ior sale.
BOOKS
schcoi.Books OF every kind in use family Bibles
witiI pls,es-Nrhing aud letter Paper :, smens aud
blank Account, and chidrens piclusc books viii be
furnished at moderate ..rices.
April 50.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-06
"Tom, Dick, and Benney,
And Sal, and Kate, and Jenney,
All-all, in merry glee :"

There, "like elves and fairies in a
ring" they dance around this modern
Tiiania, who carelessly casts her enchaD,.
ments about her, and dispenses happy
fortunes with the case of widow Wunks,
and the facility Of Robin Goodfellow. -
Where Is the ''boon laddie Of Gala Wa.
ter" the bonnie lassie of GrHtna Green.
or the "Roy's wife Of Aldevslloch," who
could forbear TO Join this festive ihrong ,
Even my young friend ought not to with.
hold his need upon the Joyful occasion
Let him gladden. his heart that he has
fallen on these days, and rather "pursue
the iriomph and partake the gale" thar
a'temptits opposition BY criminal prose.
cution Who knows the good that an,
may ha7eig store for him who kpow,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
NEGROES,
Kentucky Lands, Illinois State
Paper, and Carriage Horses.

A STRONG healthy Negro Man, his wife
IA and two children for sale, upon the most
reasonable terms. Tie woman is first rate
cook, and her character, in all respects, is I'M
cXceptionable.
KENTUCKY LANDS, in the most desirable
parts Of the state, will be exchanged for i'm
proved real property in Illinois or Missouri
The more valuable the improvements, the
more they will be preferred, and if very de-
sirable, cash, as well as lands, will be given for
ter.
Several thousand dollars Of Illinois STATE
PAPERto be disposed of by loan or otherwise,
upon the best terms that can be got for it.
Payment must be satisfactorily secured.
Wanted to purchase, threee large likely
BAY HORSES, suitable fora carriage. Inquire
of the Printer
EtiwardsviHe, Nay &c, 1856
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
PROPOSALS.,
BY JOHN II. GUY, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

BY JOHN n. GUY, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
For Publishing by !Su5sc,sbtion,
An Arrangement of the United States System
OF Military Tactics for Infantry, being the
system ordered for the Militia of the United
states, by a law of Congress of March, 1891.
Also, the best system extant for Light In-
tantry and Rifiemen. Published for the use
OF the Militia of the States of Missouri and
Illinois, and the frontier States in general.
Collected, extracted, revised and corrected,
from Col. G. K. Gardner's Compend of the
United States System, by John II. Guy, Ma
Jor in the first Regiment Missouri Militia,
formerly of the United States Army.
The necessity and importance of having a
uniform system OF tactics for the Militia of the
frontier states, and the entire want of such a
system, has induced the publisher to under
take the formation of a work, that would be
plain and short, and at the same time contain
every thing necessary for the Militia to be
taught. The formation of the work has been
completed with much labor and expense.
Every exertion has, and shall be used 10 make
the work valuable and useful to the states. II
has been examined fand highly approved by
some OF the first military men in these states.
and in the United States lis expected that
the book will be completed and ready for de-
livery to subscribers by the first of August,
1925.
CONDITIONS.
The book, when printed, win contain from
200 to $50 pages d,eodecmo, to which villa
be added about 90 Plates, showing the differ
ent manGuvres 1t will be neatly bound in
boards, and delivered to subscribers at THREE
DOLLARS each copy. Gentlemen holding sub
scription papers will please to return them to
the publisher, at st. Louis, on or before the
first of July, 1928
February 1lM, 1898.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
CHEAP GOODS.

TOHN SHACKFORD has received per late
ID arrivals, 700 reams Medium, Royal, and
Super Royal Printing Paper; Grown, Medium
Royal and Super Royal Tea and Wrapping do.
No. l, 3, and 3, Foolscap. White and Fancy
Paper
SO dozen best England Grass and Ora
ding Scythes, with Snaiths; 10 dozen Shaker
Rakes 10 do. Reaping Hooks.
A general assortment of Tin Ware, and
Queens Ware.
SO kegs manufactured Tobacco, some of SUI
perior quality; 40 barrels Old Whiskey; do.
Alcohol; 5 pieces Red Strouding; Indian
Beads and Glasses; Ready-made Clothing,
Knapsacks Cordage, Tar, Resin, Paints and
Oils; Juniata Iron Castings, Nails, and Spikes;
Logwood, Copperas, Alum, Indigo, and Mad
der; 10 kegs Trstter's best Rifle Powder
FIints; Shot; 100 barrels Pork, and Lard 3;
10 barrels beans; 90 groce Paste Boards
Blank Books 90 bags Coffee; Loaf Sugar
Rum, Wine, Gin, and Brandy; Axes, Adde'S,
Saws, Hatchets, Files, Planes, &c. Muscatel
Raisins 300 pieces Of Domestics; $50 boxes
Segars; 20 barrels do; Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Pimento, Pepper, Ginger; Race do. I;
a few pounds Camphori GIauber Salts; with
a general assortment of Groceries.
Commission Business attended to as usual.
Goods received on Storage.
St. Louis, May 29, 1928.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
Take Notice.

OST on the road between the Hickory
~ Grove Of Greene county, and the town Of
Alton in Madison county, RED MOROCCO
POCkET-BO0K, containing One Hundred
Dollars in notes of the State Bank of Illinois
three twenty-doiiar bills, five fve-doilar bills,
and seven three-do.Iar bills. Also, four letters,
one directed to John II. Ranclle, one to Joseph
Merdeth one 10 Samuel Wh:teside, and seve-
raj other valuable papers. Any person or per-
sons, who win give anyintormation ofthe above
mentioned pocket-book, or papers, shall be
literally rewarded, by applying at this office,
or to the subscriber, living in Carroilton,
Greene county.
LESTER BARNES.
Nav 24--A2
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
$500 Reward.

ID N AWAY iron, the subscriber, living in
IL Barren county, Kentucky, on the main
road leading from Nashville to Lexington, my
negro slave BRlSTER. He is about six feet
high, stout, rough, and raw boned; suffers if
Intercepted or made mad He took with him
pair OF saddle bags. 1t is supposed he has
obtained free papers, and will make his way
for some of the free states, most probably
Ohio. | will give the above reward for the
said negro, ifdelivered to me in Barren coun-
ty, or fifty dollars if secured in any Jail, so l
get him again. March 29, 1923.
Z. HAYDON.
May A-3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
TO MR.. .NICHaEL DOUSEyM.q.N.
vuvAKE NOTICE, that have sued out Of
Olson county, June Is, 1925

MAKE NOTICE, that have sued out of the
Il clerks Office Of the circuit court of Pike
county, state OF Illinois, writ of Foreign at
tachment against your estate, in an action of
assumpsit, and which has been returned that
certain lands have been taken. You will take
notice, that unless you appear at the next term
Of the said circuit court, to be holden in said
county ofPike, on the first Thursday after the
second Monday in October next, and cause
special bail to be entered in said action, judg-
ment will be rendered against you by default,
and the property attached will be sold to salts
fly such judgment. Dated 14th June, 1898.
JOSIAH BRIGGS.
H. STARR, Atty. for Ppff.
June 14-3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
NOYXCE.
nee.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA receiving an assignment of note, dat
ed about the first of January last. for one
hundred and thirty dollars in Illinois State pa
per, given by me to Wright Higgins, and paya-
BILE on the 10th of January next-the consde-
ration for which said note was given having
failed. JESSE ROUNTREE,
Madison county. June 13 1822-O7 81
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
LAND OFFICE MONEY.

The Secretary cfthe Treasury has directed, that
bills Of the jolozving Banks only, shall Re re-
ceiped at the Land Office in Ett.vaudsviRe.
Bank of the United States, and its branches
Bank of Illinois, Shawanutown,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city of New-york,
Banks in the city Of Philadelphia,
Banks ofBaltilnore, (exceptthe Citygank.)
Banks in the District Of Columbia, (except
the Merchants & Franklin Bankso Alexandria.)
Banks in Richmond, Va
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28
Post-OMce.

EdvardsDille, January l6, 1928.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
E.4STER.N .M9LL arrives every Friday at
9, A. NJ. and departs in Is minutes for st.
Louis Returns Saturday mornings, at 10, A. NJ.
and proceeds to the eastward Is minutes after
its arrival.
SOUTHERN .H3IL arrives every Satur.
day, at -, NJ and returns 5 minutes thereaftr.
UESI'ER.N MAIL arrives every Friday
evening, at 5, and departs Saturday mornings
at half past 6.
C.4RROLLTON MIL leaves this place
every other Saturday, and returns Tuesday
GLOWING, at II, A. NJ.
Jan. 49, DAVID PRICKETT, p. NJ