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We understand, says the Connecticut Jour
nal, that David G.. D-forest, Esn. who has
been resident IN this Country for several wears.
as Consul General, aud Charge de Aff,ires ,,f
the Cn,ted ProrinceS ia South .qme,fca. mas
lately been removed from Office and that M
present, there is no agent of Buenos Ayres re-
sident in this country.
We mentioned some DAYS since that n re-
port had reached Paris of an insurrec,ion in
th- Eiitish possessions of Western Inda.-
The following article, which we find in the
Phiadelphia Gazette, appears to corroborate
that intelligence.
:" Some commercial houses at Constantine.
pie are said TO have received letters annuupc-.
ing the fact of a coalition having been formed
between the Malpraltas and several sovereigns
nt indosian, and that the coalition had, after
the departure of the Marquis of Hastings, de-
clared war against England. On the same
authority II Is affirmed the English had, in or
der to defend themselves, Withdrawn the gar
rlson from their ports on the Persian Gulf
IL the news be true, the event will be of the
greatest importance."
from .uaianzGS. Captain Leavitt OF the
brig Washington, at Boston, from Matanzas,
states that the Washington and other vessels
were detaineda week for convoy, none Of them
daring To sail without as about seventy pi-
rates were on point of land at the entrance
oil MatanZas, with boats concealed with bush
es, ready to pounce upon the first vessel unpro-
tected which should pass, bound in or out.
" T. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
MARNUNI.,S SAI-E
July 1G.

pursuance OLA decree of the superior OF chance
a ~ for the Richmond district pronounced ON Inc I6th
day oi June 1926 in the Of cambridge Vs. Minge
shan on Monday the 22 day OF september fair and
not the net far day. the front of Niblus Tavern
IN the town Petersburg, offer for sale highest bid
cou of Pence George containing nbou, 500 acres II he
ing The same trace OF land purchased 10y John pandrdge
SEN dec Of John Mnee, lying James river in brandon
Neck believed TO be equal fertility oso TO any tract ON
the river. j CIJFcRnAN'r ~ = ~ =,
July &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
RICHMOND. JULY ia iGoa.

Inc last news from Spain has shed tenn
porary gloom over her prospects. Ii is not the
capture of Madrid, tor that was what every
one had made up his mind to meet hut the.
apparent detection of Abisbal. He seems to
nave deserted, from fear of the foreign inva-
der, the cause of the constitution. If he had
SAID, vi will not now talk of the defects of the
constitution. | will not SO far yield To the
unprlncipled invader, AS to listen To any chan
ges. Let us unite all our forces 10 dri, e them
out first--and then look into the constitution
afterwards. But will not in the slightest de-
gree compromise with the enemies of my
country"-he would have employed Ian
guaSe which would have given new energy to
ms countrymen and the brightest ltistre To his
own renown.-But he is waverins man. In
1919, he wished the troops at Cadiz, dscon-
tented at the plan of sending them to South
America, to declare the constitution of 1919 {;
yet afterwards turned round to the side ofthe
king, arrested the conspirators, punished some,
shipped 5000 troops To the Havana, and left the
glory of the Revolution to be reaped by Qui !
roga and Riego.-lf he is the only traitor or
coward-if no one but Morillo should ioin
him-Span may yet he saved.-But if Balas-
teros, If Nina lend their countenance 10 his de
signs, the revolution is in danger, and Ferd-
nand may return to Madrid the triumphant
master OF the liberties of the people. Every
thing turns upon these contingencies The
next arrival may probably unveil the results
let III Spain falls, still Liberty survives her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
nrcMcrsNATusis received, aud shall appear.

The London Examiner states that a new poem by
Loud Byron, GATED Tie Lignd Or Cirisfiga and his
ComadeS, has lately been received from lni,, and
w.ii probably appear IN - few wetkss The story is
B0npy the socnes IRE laid IN the South Sea lei.
ands aud The noble ord u is said, has been paricn.
asy sucoessiul N handling subject, which Is cor.
ia'niy Of very striking aud populaf description.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
Valuable James RiTyr J0uIs for EeoT

pursuance of order Of superior court of chan.
cery tor the Richmond district the 18th ay of
June 1874. in tie Of Giiatvs Hancock and adj shall
on Thursday the ih day OF August next the front door
oi the Eagle Hotel IN the city OF Richmond, offer for rent
rom the LIST January. 1874 until the ay Of January 5
Tue ANN on WHICH NJ w Hancock nav resides being
pri n e tract called the |ciS Plantation in the county
oi Chesterheiu containing between acres TIN.
person renting TO have The privilege ofseedng crop
small grain this fall reservng the right OF any succeed
ing tenant TO seed small grain the fall OF s2I The n,
to he paid IN money 10 secure which, bond with
security will Ice required
duly -. 2i--6t J..GUERR ut n. g @ q d N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

HAFERLf-It is mentioned in the English papers
ha the Great Unknown has contracted with his puI,
LISTERS Tor three new Novels At the enormous 81
.ousand pounds which has been paid down The
eSnd to appear in October third early
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

infsibe ferlt6y against Bed Bugs.-Takc ounce Of
Canlphor, wrap il in linen cloth, suspend il at the
mead OF Tie Bed aud the cnmphor evnpoates the Bugs
viii decamp We are assured by person who has re-
peatediy maize the experiment, that this is failing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
SEASONABLE GOODS

= Y y DIIiI NOUIJf0s =
~ opERT HALL NELSON have received. per n
inoHcco Plant Virginia, ami oer arrivals ofl
Wv fork aud Philadepii ele gani general asso
ihent oi SrAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS; and viii
TO receive sich goods may necessary to ren
the', assortment At all times complete possible
which they will sell at very lowest pice for CASH
'''"nIVI'l, Ju'Y ~. 2I-iI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
CANDLES.

EE subscriber Offers for sale her factory on 18th
Z street. near the Old Narket-Iouse eigb, hundred
boxes of Candles well beached and warranted 10 be OF
good quality, which will be sold low for cash.
MARGARET MAULE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
A TEACHER WANTED

var Stockholders OF the Cbarottes vile Female Acaden1y
= wish TO engage Lady, or Lady and Gentleman, 10
over y institution in which taught the various
branches oi poiite eucatio. II sed thai tie school
may recommence the August next-untiI which time
proposals wiz he received 10y
OFIE NORRIS NfuROD BrA1uAu
JOHN II. JONES, G. ". KINSOI Wing.
II AGem.cman and Lady would be preferred.
JuN w. 2f--fts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

WV suhscrirf wishes to employ for the ensuing year
= manager and OVersecr, Of his plantation called
Creek in the county of Goochsnd IS the situation Of The
subscriber will not permit him to give his personal super
tnendance To the management the estate and The cone
duct OF the manager, he viii he compelled to trust much 10
the industry, attention. eiIl and Integrity Of The persou he
employs ami II T be rSesS for any person 10 auDIv
r The enploymcut unless he ews his lille 10 such con
hdrnce Nv the most Unexceptonable recommendations IL
Is particularly desired that he should be well Acquainted
with tue cultivation of tobacco. Liberal wages will br
gwen Applications 70 he addressed 80 tie subscriber iy-
ing IN the cy Of Richmond
July l8. 2I--i2t ROnEnT gThNARr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
WHEAT.

ME subscriber wishes coptract for considerable
quantity OF good wheat deliverable early as posi-
bile, for which The hiarkct price cash viii be paid lie
would prefer receiving in crops or con-
'enieht 10 TIDE water BERNARD PEYToN
Jel.t Zl ID Cary-stTee:. Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
RoBEnT sTANARr.

pursuance Of decree The sn7eiidr court Of cl,,
for the Richmond district in The case Of Graz and
Pankcy aud others against Wilson Nicholas md bers
pronounced on The l7th dav ofJune 1898 shs nrorcs r
sell at public auction az charlottesville frst ,v az
Septemhfr next, frnct % land Wing or SIX mill or
Warren in tie county u Aihprarlc coEfapipp con cro
more Of less purchased hy w. Nicholas ~ n p,rtc-
John Carol and Abram Fades. A an,fer trart ~ Ind
containing 800 less. purchased v the saii
Nicholas nf Jacob Kenny aud yi. IN The county Of 40
gusH The sale will be credit twelve n,untbs IN.
commissioner taking from the purchasers bond and secn
W and retaining the iiiie security for the PAYMENT OF
the purchase money. Immediate rOsses-ion m he given
July 80. 90" 0O' @i-e,ds
NihGINiA At rules held IN tic rierks Office Of lie
county court ~ Buckingham, Monday tie seveuflt
dav of luly 1928.
Warner Williams, pl,;,gE
dgoinst
Benjamin Ilardwick, John Henderson L Samuel Branch
Defsragnfs.
TIE defendant ia-dwick ha,inr entered h. appesr.
nnce nnd given security according 'ie act of Assenig
ah te rules Of this court and appearing by safrg
evidence that he y tot inhsifani this stale on hi.
MOTION "the piFniiT by his attorney, ordered that
the said HardNck DO Hppear here m October sort exf
ana answer the piahtins bill and that copy this order
he "Tnwt published IN some public newspaper ct The
eity 81 richmond fer months successveJy ad tat
another copy be posted 40 The font door courtous
Of tbs county.
49,, Co7y R.EIpRIpGE, Jr DC
'"f ~ et--v6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

HIhhsboRoUGH, Ohio, July 5.-John Reese,
who was some time since committed To the
Jail of Ross county, on a charge of robbing
the Mail, was on Tuesday last brought before
the District Judge writ of Habeds Cor
p,ts, and discharged from the custody of the
officer. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

, Presidential Eeciion.-The Washington
Republican, Of the ID instant, says, that " ac-
counts from North Carolina concur 10 stating
ne continued accessions to Mr.. Calhoun's
,llfength that in the Salisbury, Newbern,
Washington, and Wilmington districts. partie-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

DurIHg the exhibition OF Gre works NJ Salem On
The 4ti OF July, rocket gltnciug from IT, utended
direction, set fire chest containing three hundred
rockets. Several persons shockingly wounded
by the explosion and one hoy is said 10 have died.
~ consequence Of The injdry I've thea received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

The delegates &C people without constintion, ar.
conventional representatives. TEry may caiieda con-
gres or what YOU please bu, they delegated directly
" te soNereigntyand represent g. Under consfufio
previously provided hy tc rtprtsen Ia
while the sovereignty only known by lie wob. But
.urely 10 may revise thee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-23
DOMESTIC H.9PPLvE SIS.

Extract from Sermon on Domestic Happiness !"
by the Rev William Juy.
Oh I! what so refreshing, SO soothing, so
satisfying, ss the placid JOYS OF home
See the usvelle'--does duty call him fpr
. season TO leave his beloved circle } Tho
image Of hrs earthly happiness continues yi,-
idly in The emeUbrsoce qniekens him TO
diligence il makes hin, hail no hour which
see, iis po'pose accomplished, and his feee
turned nwatds home: IL commvnss with
BIN as he Iru'neys. and re neafs The promise
which ceuses him 10 hope. Thou sbait
know also that ny tabsrnscle shall be ~
peace and thou shalt visit thy tabernacle end
not .ip.' u The joyful re. union Of o dvid, d
fsmily---ibe pleasures Of ,eoewed interview
and conversation sliet days Of sbse0ce.
Behold the mao Of sc,ence--H- drops The
labor and psinIulnsss OF resesicb--closes his
volume e--s,ooo,hs bis wrink'e6 trow-iraves
MS sludy y--snd uuhsndrng himself, s,oops TO
,be cspscitie., yields 10 The wishes. and min.
gle. With the diversions Of hi, chi!J'cn.
"tie ia no, blush that h,s ftber's heart,
TO tskc iu childish pisy childish part,
But bends his sturdy neck to play the toy
Thst jou,h takes pleasure in. TO please hIs boy
Take The man Of trade Whst reconciIss
hin, TO The toll Of business What eoeblrs
him 10 endo,e the fslidiousoess sod inpe -
nence Of customers l--Whst rewards him tor
81 u,spy hours of tedious conhoe men BY
and.by The season OF intercourse will arrive
he viii, ehod the desire of nj, eyes and ia.
children of hi, ioyo Tor whom hc resigns hIS
ease ard in their welfare aud smiiss he will
End bn recompeDse.
Yonder comes the 'sborrr--Ifs has borne
the bu'deo sod heat Of Tie day: tho descend
ing sun has released him from mis- toll anil
he is hs.sn'ns hone to enjoy r,po,e. Hal
w,y down the lsns, by the side ~ Which
s,snds his cousge, his childen rua 10 nee,
aim. Ons ne carries and ono bs leIas, Tho
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Ne7v Publications.
JAMES HAMMOND,

JAMES HAMMOND,
Has for safe al his Dry Goods and Book
Store,
Quentin Durward, bv the author of Wa.
,e'Iy sris. 2 dolls.
Military Journal, during the American
Revolutionary War, irom l175 10 1888,
wrh historical ise,s ard anecdotes, by
James Thacher, NJ ~. late sut.
geon o! The Amrricsn Amy,
vol. S dolls.
The Wilderness, or Bfaddock's Times,
tale Of ,he West, . vols. dolls.
The Steam Boat, by the author Of "An-
nal. OF the Parish" 1 vd. IS CTS.
The Trials OF Margaret LINDSAY, by
the au,ho' Of "Lieh,s sod Shadows Of
Scottish Lite" / vol. dol.
The Travellers Guide, or Pocket Gag.
eteer, ofrbe U. States, by J. and r. G..
Morse, ! vol. i.25 cts.
ALSO,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Classical, aud all other kinds in general
Writing and Letter paper, Of various
kinds, with gene al variety Of
STATIONARY,
aud ether articles, as are usually to Go
foup4 N a
BOOK STORE,
1000 rolls OF French and American
PAPER HANGlNGS.
N-woort Juy @ 1929
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State Of Rhode.IsIand, &c.

Seblsn'bsr 70. 1923.
THE creditors Of Perry simmons. Of Tiv
er,on in the county OF Newport, iaborer, here.
by no,i6ed to appear. II they shall see 6t. at the
General Assembly. to be holden at sou,h.King,-
town, on tie last Monday of October next. to shea
cause why his petition Tor the bensfi. Of the act en-
,i,ed an act fu the relief Of ia'olyent debtors, "
ouyh, M, TO b. granted.
oc,a HEvHY BOwEH. scsrg.
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Miniature Painting.
N~Z~~T -SA..

WILLIAM LEWIS,
ResheeDuliy iny(5rms the mh.bifcnfs and visis
ers IA tesel0yG
MAI he paints correct likenesses on
h Ivory and hopes to merit the patronage of ala
who may BE Induced 20 employ him.
Terms. according to size 10 to Sl5 esch ..-.
Specimens are left at Al-. G # u.'s store where
gen'emen and ladies sre requested 10 call, aud
where their orders 1ni be received
n u Portrait Of Bishop Griswo.d Cor sale,
price 10 dollars Oc, .. 1904
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4 | J meeting of tie stockholders of
- a. Merchants Bauk, noAcn at their Bank Room,
on +onday. the 9th day ot Oct 1925 The following
Hfru,men were chosen Dueci ors cf id Institution,
tof she year ensuing
Samuel Hh,Iehorrs, Henyg 3.H. I!svard
". IL, ggfon, ISioc Gouid, AathGusri $ Rag
PSs, Thomns Hu.h, Charles ~ 2hu,sfot,
tain y. Hammett snf W,hi4m Ba 'emsn
And at meeting OF III directors SUI 'tqueu,,y
holden, SAMvEL WHiTkBoRNE clio ca Prcsi.
uent THOMAS Il MuNiFONu Last.er
Newport, Oct 9, 1923
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Paper Hangings.
JOE SHNRH4
HN ~ rccelre0,

HGs JESt ~ccerceG,
e. EEERAL hundred Rolls of french
~ and vmercan PApRa HAScINos and Doa.
Deas some Of lher boush; at au;,ions
.'LSO- addition to his extensive assortment of
DRY GOOD anS -ocrries, he has just received
son- seasOnabie articles from Boston.
LiKEHISE-I Ierino and silk pi.l Handker.
chiefs; stout Russia DiaNers wide for l25 CTS "a
yard narrow do Of vsir0u. kinds Oil cloths some
vile India straw Carpe,ings ol 8 stout kind -
yard wide handsome Umbress; and a variety Of
othe. ar'clGs loo hGnegous ~ IsDtion in an advcr-
tisemeHt
New2nri. 30th or 4lh mo
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VALLABLE Mil ASII7E.
FOR SIZE

FOR SILE
THAT pleasantly situated stand FOR a Public
n House, situate ~ Ports mouth. about mites
from Newport, vrh an eXr~:..eui 0rchard gard.r
extensive hh,isss. in tho,orsb repair aud about
six acres of land The situation is well known hay-
ing been occupied as puLiic house for many years
.4iso IA three acre lot, on tils nlala road, within
one NiIe from the STATE house.
Lnlew,sc--an excellent we'| finished Two story
Dwelling -uouse, in Howard street at The south part
ot the town. in perfect repair, and having q large
garJen. wi,h ~ hbundant supply Of fruit.
LikvVtse--two shares in the Portsmouth WOODEN
Nanufa tory in fui operation
For particulars restiye to the whole any part
Of the above property, apply 70
HENRY MOORE
Newport Jan IS 1895
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COUGHS, CONSU.ifPIIoNS IND .QS7H.,lq
THIS new and healing bslsam bids far 10 rival ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints ot the longs leading TO coMsunpto ion,
aud even in seated consurpptions it has lately been
rsed by many W.lh the most surprising success If
certificates from persons of the highest .. spec,abi.
ny or the great and Increasing demand for them NAV
De called proof of its good effects it il proved -
scarcely Case o' colds. coughs. PAIN ia the side,
dnhcuily OF breahps want OF sleep arising from de-
tLiig 70 even cunsuElptios. but h. -eiisypi by
the ume'y use oithl, medicine. Every genuine bot.
t'e mas .fn!srsons Cough DROPS stamped on it, ana
ths directions eli signed oy James -Ncie,.
These drops generally give ease ia most cases Of
coughs, colds, difficulty of brcs,hng. wheeling,
tightness OF the chest. consnmpions and pain the
eide The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, wher the Iungs sie al
tec,ed
or lie particular, ms each genuine bottle has
.3adcrSon Cs.yh Drvbs," stamped on it and that
each OF the directions signed in writing by James
.uefen--no others are genuine
Price. ono daHr for large, and Efty cents for small
bottles.
c. The abopc }fedicine is for sale by
SAMUEL W. NSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
M. 10, JHAMEs STREET,
Who has also tor sale "a constant supply Of the
bes kinds Of
Msdicincs, Drugs. &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George ". Til.
nghss, John II Mason, Providence Dr. Tibbitts,
Warwick Benz amin Ba,eDan. East.Greenwich I,
Daniel Carpenter Ux6ridge, David Farnum, smh it'll
field DR. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor. Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly; Dr. TilBghsst,
Wexford Jeremiah Williams, Warren, Daniel
Brewer, Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Hss,er at
oatersville. May 81, 1925
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- a=sa@aH -
TO LEI.
FOR SALE, OK TO LET,

THAT pleasantly situated and well
Gnishel house in Brosd.sueet formerly owned by
David Williams. for terms spplyt TO
ocl.e STEPHEN GUILD
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rRIsrED AsppusLIsHsp ~

PAINTED puBLIsBsp
IgIiLLf.H SLH0.NS,
BRIsTER OF Tas LAWS or rHE usIrsp erArIs.
.......
Tsrms Of fhe Bepa5tcGn.
Two dollars a year-oue half in advance.
Price Of .idvsrhsing.
On, dollar aud fifty cents square, for three weeks,
xndtwsnty y-fye cents tor each publication alter
smaller ones in ae stme proportion
az Advertisements will be continued NIL forbsd.an,
unisss the term Of coniina snoe be speeihed
CJJob Work sstsf,ct D.ls eeocuted.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-10
AGRICVAYVRaA.
GRATING APPLE TREES.

GhAf llNG AFPLE FREES.
lst. B. careful not to loosen the bark
Of the stock in splitting it; and the
safest way to guard against that, is to
spill. the bark with sharp pointed knife,
before the splitting Of the stock.
I'd. As after the leaves are grown it is
not expected to use scions from dis
lance, but to cut them out Of the orchard
o wanted, be sure in selecting gratis, to
cut them in such manner as to always
take the bulge between the years growth,
the wood is curled, open and porous, to
receive the sap readily from the stock,
and such scions will grow and flourish
when, if taken from any other part Of the
twig, they will not grow.
Sd. The clay should be very fine and
tough, and pressed and bound water
sieh, round the stock below the split, to
setain all the sap which oozes out to
support the graft.
By strictly adhering to this German
science, l have grated several apple.
trees % late in the season as the latter
part OF Jaae. thaS Aourished and grew
veil sna are ths bsss Of bearing trsss.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-10
PROPOSALS.
BIZ jolly R. GUY, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.


For Publishing by Subscription,
An Abridgement of the United States system
OF Military Tactics for Infantry, being the
system ordered for the Militia of the United
States, by law of Congress of March, 1891.
Also, the best system extant for Light In
fantry and Rifiemen. Published for the use
Of the Militia ofthe States of Missouri and
Illinois, and the frontier States in general.
Conected, extracted, revised and corrected.
from Col. G. K. Gardeners Compend of the
United States System, by John r. Guy, Ma
Jor III the first Regiment Missouri Militia.
formerly ofthe United States Army.
The necessity and importance of having
uniform system of tactics for the Militia of The
frontier states, and the entire want of such .
system, has induced the publisher to under.
take the formation of 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 to make
the work valuable and useful to the states r.
has been examined and highly approved by
some OF the hrst military men in these states.
and IN the United States. 1t is expected that
the book will be completed and ready for he.
1928. $3.50 - sus''
Inc book, when printed, will contain from
zoo to $50 pages, dueodecimo, to which win
be added about 90 Plates, shelving the differ.
ent manruyres. 1t will be neatly bound -
boards, and delivered to subscribers at ruar.
DOLLARS each copy Gentlemen holdinp suh.
scrlption papers will please to return them to
the publisher, at st. Louis, on or before the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-10
WOOL CARDING
CLOTH DRESSING.

YSHE subscriber wouldinform his friends anl.
L the public generally, that he is about to
establish machinery for carding Wool and fIl-
ling Cloth, with the various branches of Dying,
Shearing, &c He will be in readiness to receive
Wool for carding by the first of June next,
and Cloth for fulling by the first of September
next. The machinery will be of the first rate.
and kept in good order. He fatters himself
that. by having had long experience in the bu,
siness, he will be able to give general satisfac~
ton. JOHN ADAMS.
Edwardsvlle, May 8, 1S23-0l
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-10
Post-OMce.

EdaoardsUiile, January 10, 1898.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
EASTERN MAIL arrives every Friday at
9, A. M. and departs in Is minutes for ST.
LOUIS. Returns Saturday mornings, alto, A. NJ
and proceeds to the eastward Is minutes aftex
its arrival.
SOOIHERN MIL arrives every SatuF-
day, at 10, NJ. and returns Is minutes theresltr.
WESTER.N MAIL arrives every Friday
evening, at 5, and departs Saturday mornings
at half past 6.
c.aRRoLLTO.N .aE4IL leaves this place
every other Saturday, and returns Tuesdae
following, at IL, A. NJ.
DAVID PRICKETT, p. NJ.
Jan 49,