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OAK GROVE non SAFE

t"iE subscriber wishing 10 the west offers
lur sale on accommodating terms. the spli
ne t'sides, called the Osk Grove Bedford county THIS
"ei p" land contains 1900 acrs lies exceedingly well nnd
rs " Wiicfrd There about 100 cleared rhcav
~ h-h state Of cultivation, md tue plantation ip excel
wy ie'r The woodland contains nree proportion nf
prime tobacco land, aud is heavily timbeieH rhr
1'd'ng are calculated for tue accommodation ofa su
IAnit and are situated the LSnchburg aud Salem
HHnhe which nfer-ccis the land they distant
lFhthh"rg " miles, u from New London aud oi q
l"m tie New London Academy, surrounded lv nci,i-
@ h'ol exceeded by ir te fr wealth and
uhtnru Persons deous If settling this part 81 the
sue ~" do well 20 view ibis land as tie subs 'rber viii
give bargain IN 10. JOHN r. W. READ.
September %. Ss-i2t
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30 Gsorge Joyfon and 0IYrm Hguraa. Esq'rsAs Won
are Hh.euiees uon-rreii"rs OF this state. aud
pres being the customary vehicle by. only medium thro
Which hsevt defendants notified, thi. method ac-
eordngly resort by which Informed the 27th
2oh h aud 30t days OF December 1928 the tavern Of
Raleigh Chiffon, esq. n the county NJ Campbell between
the rising aud settling of the snail proceed and con-
unue with the intervention OF sunday excepted, during tho
said specified DAYS 0nlv 20 take the depnDrs sntr,
persons, 20 be read evidence against you IN suit NOW
depending n or superior &c ch1ncerv directed bg m
tO ie hohen 40 c Capitol in the city Of Richmond m Var
giui1 10 which ans pajuiG yourselves Peer s;ernr
admnr wiii The win nnueSe " Eii7ihcth Srrre dec and
others defendants when where and whittier YOU can attend
hyoU choose. Respectfully, yosrs,
PEYTON r sTEpNE
R'chmani. W.. Sgptc,uhcr rs. ft1l
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EIOIIR-

BALTIMORE, September 1l.-This article
is now very brisk, and, although the mills in
this vicinity. are doing their utmost, the de-
mand cannot at present he met. The steam
mill of Major McKIM, has hren for some time
and IS now grinding at the rate of 200 barrels
per day. GPm.
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COMMUNICATIVE


10 Cisrhs ef car Courts NJ Justice
u repeat, once more. IL to Inc in,n,,,,ot i; .l
highest degree that records (Which are to endure for
"grs) be written with sltoDg durable ink aud Il IS
m"ch TO be regretted ai NY former mild and fl iend-
y nnnohno"S 10 CLERKS, on This subjecI, have had
little, or no. effect: the e,5l seems indeed to Inc
progressive, and gaining ground as there have heen
h'y brought 10 several records from different
sections "i Tie STATE, so obscure scarcely TO be
ME even 10 those whose eyesight remains unm-
pared " clerks who make Of pale ink G.r re-
cords, were 'mpoached, S,nd deprived of ti-r
SHIPS, Tor mishchavionr in office, few EXAMPLES
~ gh' have a'"lary effect and he beneficial TO
The conn'aniiy at large
WIN. FLEMING, President
Snmncrrillr Senf IGol
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summorsiIIc, Sept. I, 1925. - ''''
TO C0nREsrONnENrs

FiBGINIUS No. 2-on Frii,,.-trl,er communications
on ne which will be respectfully Considered. Our
e,p'n"ehls "iN he pleased io have little patience. We
etnho permit the Presidential Election like Aaron's Rod
willow up every thing else The question hrtw
IH "nu Legitimacy j. 90 stake ~ another henii, pbere.
" 10 H" readers, we did not before then the cupi1us
'sS OF intelligence conveyed 10y te There
an interest aud freshness about these details which is cal
clHicd 90 relieve the safety NJ the
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WISH tn for the delivery ~ the pcpiteptiar,
d as soon as practicable nj from Neve fe
~ hacH or Spanish OAK PLANK, uvn inches thicl not
tan ten inches wide and twelve fect on 10 be-
clear of doat and wilma saAe. contract viii be iet ~
tue o" est bidder, and proposals nnt The frs m
of October. EDMIJNnr pE.,,r,T I.TDN ~, W.
oeIt. To- SS-(t)-dt Superintendent
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FOR LINERPOOT.

EEEfl> To the address Of Nvm Henry t,iiliat with
liberty 0f consignment ,he fine f,s,-s,inr rn,
p-reJ aud copper fastened 4. slip LIVER P0oL Cam
George B'con,tu>t arrived Warwick from Li,cfnnn!
wan tie ready To commence loading to- morrow uInr,in
and meet with despatch, having her cargo -nalge hui
% % hti> For freight of which, passage having very
handsome Accommodations, apply 10
~, . JOHN & WIN. 'GILLTAT.
who offer for sale, landing from said Ship 100 sac,s
best Liverpool stored salt. ~
Sepiembrri. qa ~ ,r
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims agHns, the Of the late
~ ROBERT GRAHAM dec. of Manchester, Va. are re-
que,ed 10 make them known; and those Indebted
sired To come forward Immediately and pay hat
ever they may he iueaS l determined to bring the
ADMINISTRATION TO a clos" speedily Is possible
COLIN CLARKE. AuI'or of
Sent. GS-wS,vir Vrho- =. Z,
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sabot HilI, September .

M 10. THOMAS WILLOCk: lul nUi D-.,.. "a ,r----
- o. ,h's state take this method of giving notice
tnn on Tue 0i 10th, i7h 18th days December ncx
~ N"rhunherland Courthouse, Va shah take the ocro
sn ue oe'r esse of Thomas Smith, be evidence
ne sun depending in the NortuinbeT-
''no III "hirh YOU are plaintiff and defendants.
september rs. 5s-wI2w THOMAS RROAN
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lhere some mystery be cleared M in relation IN
the secretary nt the Navy. One WasEiDs,on Manor n,
hpnnr'd 'h"l MI So"ilard was appointed. The Nat In
eIsencrf stated ini Com Rodgers the loc.n tenen,
h the further pleasure of the President should he kuny
AZ trenton the New Jrrs" bnr gave Mr.. onhard public
. . d. marx "i heir respects anG their dis
nguishrd aud bruiher the Hon Samuel Son,brI
oecrsary OF the Navy of the u. Sutes-Ihe y. y PaIrio
TREND oi Mr. Cahonn-ut is u,rvelou,v wroth that The
% Ieiisemcer haS not yet officially announ Ell the an
me ihtrligcncrr instiGeS It's silence saving
na mr. D. is not tie Secretary the Navy At Ibis time
Ce'.ai' because We have announced from the highest an
tny' mat Com Ro"eer> is at the h. that department
MehnVe no Objection Ia however That we lrieya he,
uuravei. ~ '"'e wiz
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To lie Editors Of tie Enquirer.

g Or olo.,;.,- - NOblIe, August y.
elfouohS nave inst terminated and may saw with
exception only Col kee Congres) are hostile 10
nv CTaWioThs election I. PickeuS governor v aon
~ hilorIy over Tue Crawford candidate (Dr CbanhrtS
o IN" result oi ibis election has proved hostile to Mr.
- fe u Is matter of doubt bo the electors ~ I'M ca
"epehd very mach on their personal pupu,ritv
SUI 'lier myself Mr. g. viii obtain the Of this state
Hrh J"chson, conceive Ia be Of the questionnnd
mere 700 e northern feeling among us TO upport ar
Adhnis.' = 'e - W 9'll''' W. q
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RIChMONn PRICNS ,,fiRNEN.r

'EN'OHf 'Nos--toT7tfFtH " Y. 10
United STATES Baul = iOt
Bank "i NhginA, . 80
Farmer Bauk, -
Marine Si"ck, - :'-scs.
BANK NOTE ENCUaStiE.-C orrocf,d o.. flI,n-s q H.,
STATE Iank North CarOiina, 6l la per cen. d -.
South Caroline hank., 8. n
Georgia bankS, 6;a7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

rom Inc anont ot du'ies honiird in Phlgdeipkiq
for The f,si quarters Of l3l2 and Las i, ,pncars
nat there has been increase IN L,yur nj ti,,
present year q; S63I ,533 Gents
he result rs MOI 50 favorable IN the pnrt Of New
f"'k-'hr honied duties, for the rwn frs quar-
lers, are SG5OOOO less ,n they were in 1890 white
HE amo"u "i dTulcbockN Is estimated M = $50 600
per nonfi, - nearly llire times a. much Us they
These facts do ye Justify the y Y American IN ;,s
snecrS upon Mr.. Crawiord's lnnncinl rennIis for in
his last "nnua.report, he caculatrs that the mpor
unhs OF the Two Inst quarters Of The yeai 1928 will
beess than The corr spending ouar,t 80 nj te osc
year and that the amount of dehcnint e. which
viii he ISSUED aud charged upon the revenue oC 1928
VIII considerably exceed the amount which was
''" S'''o ui'"" mat o 49, SoJou, g0Od.
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CORN

EFTEfN hundred bushels white corn of excellent DUAL
a itv, on board schooner PeerShur. and soop Globe
also 500 bushels in store on the Basin-fnr sale bv
sept Is. DIXON TIOJnERJAV
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FOREiGN INTELTIGrNCr

We .ihis day las before oui readers a largo mass
81 Interesting Intelligence have Just received from
Europe w e congratulate our couuirN mon on the
frightening prospects of Spain The drseriion Of her
traitor geuera-the Inactivity of her GuPrilllS-thc
overrunng OF her territory To Cadiz and Coiunna nv
the FIeuc', without any apparent attempts 10 cut
oil their supplies or cmbarraSs their operaiiuns-a
these events, which seemed To have fiisiad the pre-
dictons that had becn formed, were calculated to
throw gloom over her prnspecs.-But the Two last
arrivals have contributed to shift he scene. The
prospect hee"s 10 hr g, en.-Tne,e seems want of
harmnny between The French and the Royalsls.
The Spanish Gags yet floats vicioriuu.y over CO.
runna The elllantIy of Wilson aud q Iiroga have pre-
vaed-'he French 10y the last accounts appear have
reiterated from lis walls, after n great loss in men
and leaving all their Leavy baggage behind them
he ronte al their retreat YVES t,ined whe-
lhrr they would Nv ttrnught the Asiuras set the
reintUrceuens o ST. Huber or pass into Leon where
HE EmpecInado would annoy Them aud wheIe VII
son with the collected troops of VIgo and Crensec
would have n better opportunity OF striking AT them
But the SpanidrdS of COrunna proposed TO follow
ihem, To hover their rear, and cut Oh as many as
they could-lhs victory ~ Cnrunna alone will give
new impulse TO the Consiiiuionalisis not only OF
U'i'lc' aud ci the AsturiaS, hut through n Snain
IL viii animate theai, rs the triumph At ~ Orleans
inspnited u. IL viii ~ tie same proportion dauni
Their enemicS. IL viii inspire Mima Bail,se,ns the
defenders y! CadW, ail the Gueiillis, to heroic
exerii0ns
The Spani'rds at Barcelona have made a bold and
encouraging sortie. Their spirits hig--he uua,
nrr OF ihrir troops greater than was calculated-and
Nina was SAID 80 have THROWN himself oucc more i'm
'hr rear OF the enemy with 5000 troops
B'laStrros was Al q entda on The OH July on hi,
way TO Andausa u hrs force is strong and discipin-
ed enough Ia enable him 10 f,ll on The French M
Cri'z, before they receive rciufnrcen,cmts before
M1ltor overakeS him. an impurt.nt blow ni.hl he
struck ~ Them, with the cu-npPrann OF the trouDs ia
C'd'E.-lhe French had carried their Eonb bogi,
down the C'u"da'quver fIom Seville for the purpose
ol commencing The bombar,ment OF t!ie ciiv.-On
The III August IT had probably commenced Tor loud
cannonaa'nF had hceu heard in that direction
ihe surr'laS were increasing Ia numbers and
activity. Among the most Distinguished of these
Is me celebrated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fehts at Van-
dismay on Madrid herself
The crisis of the liberties OF Spain is fast APP
pruachng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

ALABAMA-Gahriel Moore is reelected 10 CONGRESS
from the northern district; John Mckee from The r;
NH r, geo. w owen from The southern district
ne hntsVhr "Alnamian" at the ult asserts posi
uNey, That Cen Jackson will receive be votss az ne
sae, anu so 1t ought To ne Gen. Jackson the father OF
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iarshaI the Duke of CornegIiano,
money.


Poar ST.. MAEY's 18Th July.-A Spanish
OFFICER has had tie noble tcmrrity to swim the
canal, w order io bring to- General Bourde-
souli Important information. The report IS
spread, That the Intelligence given induces the
more Of a speedy termination OF maiters.- Il
y added however that the presence Of his
4ipyal lighnes the Duke d Anc,uIcme, will be
necessary in the neighbourhood of Cadiz.
MADRiD, july 2l.-By E1Press.- II. II. II.
Iea'ts here for Seville on the 2Gth. A letter
rom Seville announces that every thing would
ne ready for thr honIbsrdmrnt Of Cadiz on
ne 2G'h, and 20, and 5Oth of this month
nf Hospital 10 which the King was lodged IS
S'ld TO be- bomb proof
-. PARIS. July 3O-Tlic last intelligence from
catalonia prepares u5 10 expect some great
"iiair 10 have happened on the 23tb. MIians,
Slohen aud Marco bad united their forces al
Rgllada 10 The number ofuioe thousand men.
The Mar~Sul left Nriorell on the eth,
with the brigade Frommclin aud five hundred
cavalry, iO attack In front, whilst the Baron
- Erolcs from Muuresa was to take hrm Ia
IlaDk with his division. His success WIS bui
"ouhiiuI Generals Duuuadicu and Curial
were watching The garrison OF Barcelona.
The Etuile" says that the officer who
commanded the Spanish artillery in tine sor-
TIE from Cadiz had both legs shot of by .
cannon ball. and that on examination, this
olhcer was found to be- col. Fabvicr. The
journal DIES Debais says il was General Laile-
nand
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES- Buget,u.
ideuiepant Gen. C0un' Buurdesouit report.
10 hls Royal Hiebuess that on the 1Gih az 3
~ ;h- morning, from to 1000 men Supported
ny The fire Of more than 60 prres of heavy
cannon aud nine gun-b0ats, made , sorlie ~
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by order of II. r. Fl.
GUiLLEMINOT, Maior-Genrral.
=, -. = 2 ) II u n wv NJ
Report of JIorShn he Due Of Corneeijqno, 10

A''POt ~ .'i6FMH ne DUFe Of C0rHe9HGHo, 10
has E1celeacy The .BiHisttr o(Y0r.
BARckLoNA, JnIy 10, 1928.
Mnnstigneu-On thr Is IA ih the evening
third s"rjie WAS made from The walls Of Bar
celoua, on two parts of our line /; one of the
columns n'ired ON Sarra, bat haIled in the
middle al the pi;in, under the cannon of the
place the other mnved on H0ria, 10 turn orr
'rii al Gracias. Count Curial sent against
the latter column, which consisted of about
l,@0O men, some companies hg had at Ora
cias hut two battalions soon came up the
Sd, "i the Esd, and The lst Of the 6Oth, com
maodrd nv the Colonel ofthe Goth, Vicomte
Munt d'UZer. THESE baitaipns, taking the
enemy IN flank, soon put them to the roui. and
pursued them under the walls of the place,
with shouts Of Vivee Rol.'
The enemy had about twenty men wound
ed, Whe we had hut three.
Count Cu'iai speaks highly Of Colonel d.
'uzcr ard Coloncl tie Tolusr. Chief of the
Slait OF the fifth division. These two officers
ird "n their men with great bravery and intel
lgercr.
Marshal the Duke of Cornegiano,
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CotEN'S UFFIC T. HaliImore Sept. IL 40
L't 81 the E'shh D0y's Dco'cig u the Gya,a
SCI 2&sESs EsSOiEsss99 TgsJIS5g ~.

No 26629 pTze of = 1000
4<87 1857 1910 prizes of 100
And 1856 prizes of -
: an mdftid thus ? sold COHEN'S OFFICE ,,5.ys
ne casa can &c hal for prizes ne al ,isy cr drs,a
- only IL awnings now remain conpe,e i,is spIen-
ana scheme Tue period is highly favorable for in, c.i-
nens-the wheels are extremely rich st iie head of il
numerous iSt ~ zes siill undrau, stands the ragni-
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G,GZ3&ETI9ss
LOTTERY s Erchange Office, IA .Markef SIRE

published every week, will confirm the official of ~
"wing OF The bf.nd State aud Monini,f ries and
WI be nrw"rced gr"i' to all eo purchase their tick,
~ totENS oftlCE. Those who wish TO receive the
hesIslcr VIII mcnnn wh"n they ,ber
tGncg EOOt y .Stoe ,Lonuj acforg-RpIno, cd.
f1E subscriber has taken house three dnors hollow
his former stand opposite the an Tavern here no
VIII manufacture L1fcs " Cc, nuns Frry Boot A. Sko,e
~ me shortest notice lie has lariy some hano
SOME figured hcnmatk Satin. and expects receive IL
lew ais >nhe v'ty handsome ruOr-d Denmark Satin liz
HrFd ard Itu'rllNhcb wh his present siock nf Pm
nea pcrTnrh Satir, English kid mOrnccu and Seaisk
please Hose who Will favor him v itt their custom,
SEPT. 10. 99-gt flliLlr srArE.
ONCE more ODER Tor sale The Vel know n p0nIaf0o o
which reside, called GENITO. IL is situated IN the
county "i Pohatan Aiomatlox river adjoining ieily
brSe. The tract Contains about zoo acres and is as cool
lnrmtng land as in the middle country. A ToUc ~
lh'S place has been authorised by Assembly, wIcl
purchaser can have carried into eject moi ~ his plea
urt. The improvements consist Of tavern hnus
cahuetnutkers shnp several small hui com portable DIV =
ing house, Nc Ihere Is also valuable manufacturing and
which amounts Hnruay r,ur and five bnndre,
barrels une-halt Of which eionts 90 the
and viii Ice sold with the land The rents which pi,t .
ubnr for the improved port Of the property m auorr
to Hore than the interest the whole none reurr 0
tue purchase Nay price Is y ilO0O of 4HQ will BE-
wanted this fall when possession will e given and e r
lonre VIII lee divided ino equal annual pat u,enfs
Begiterof The Land Office, Hclntoud or the sui,scr,
On The preuiscsOn the Isl Octo-r shall prspsre Tor
anntlrr crop, aud unless sale H. brfore fbat w
possession cannot be afterwards si,ep until fe crno H.
Finished. GEO-GE VfTrTGstS,T
Nenllo, september lt. 83--4e
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aOGs0oo nnT.Y.hwS

WIN those OF minor brilnner zO0Oo 10000 iocoo
Uou, 'uo &c &C. TIE driving III IL. continued OF
Of Tickets ond Shares: '' I'''"'
HALE al 7 ~ u,,,, ,,,,,i,,c, . 800,
QUARTER CHARTER at % any produce 25O0o
1J'TicketS and Acres warranted t,iHrawp TO lie lsdat
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-20
'Hhe Christian almanac.

EOhN ANDREWS has received from the
o. .7merfcan Tract Society copy of the
CHRIsTiAN ALMANAC for the year 1924 calcu-
lated for the latitude and longitude of Pitts
bdrgh, but will answer with slight variation
for the states of Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky, &c.
and he will proceed to publish an edition Of
H. with as much expedition as possible, at the
Office of the Pittsburgh Recorder. For every
copy that may be sold the Publisher is under
Obligations to pay one cent into the Treasury
ofthe Society. The proceeds of Il, 600 copies
would amount to 500, which would be en-
poyed in the printing of Tracts.
Three numbers ofthis Almanac q. e. for the
years 1921, 1922, 1928 have been published
III Boson. 1t bas been greatly admired and
extensively circulated. Its peculiar excelien-
cies and the advantages Of giyingit circulation
will be apparent from the following extracts of
the Ninth Report of the American Tract So
ciety.
"fhe Committee have, during the past wear.
published M ). OF the Christian Almanac
This Tract OF 43 pages, with an Astronomical
Diar, profiXed to il, contains an extensive col
lection Of facts relative to the present state of
Christian and Heather Countries; numerous
tables, eXhibItIug condensed views of the yar;
Gus Bene' oient Societies, their origin, means.
and Operations for eeaogclizing the world;
Jren ad yoth :" '"s,"' Interesting 10 ch'i-
cha,,,s p,n' ~ ,neca''cs MGR
ID ~ aie " an descriptions OF per
,a,',l ~, -, W oe d 'Se 'ul i''e
~ - ~ my ~ 'ie 'o"nuy.
c;e,t +, nost ,'' ~ ruo'is''ee ir '.e so
Col,',l,;. n,,J =, poohs'.4,s ,o"' nS'''ce OF
those published in Bas on. there has been
circulation of nearly 5000. How many hav,,
been circnlaied, OF those published NJ other
,~, ,, "''e iioe te' neei. IN
~ -. e ~ ar.e - en- nan as many m
81 40 " Tvs o o pnpisnen ~ Boston, II VIII
,ii,Ne eoout 'o'ooo copies THESE have pro-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-20
From he Kentucky Gazette.
DOMESTIC SPIRITS.

A society formed ior the improve
mint Of the arts and sciences, are pre-
pairing for the press a some future day,
a part Of tscir labors which will be
deemed most useful to the country.
The following extract is taken from a
pamphlet printed in this place, and to be
had at the book stores. Our readers
may find some advantage in that part
winch relates TO the dslllation of spi,
ril,. The pamphlet is from the pen o!
Charles Humphreys, Esq. and contains
much useful information for farmers.
A RECEIPT
For disfiiling by a process called the
sweet mash, by Which an average Of
two gallons Of erceltent shirt TO The
buahei Of gran has been made bu q
noted d,s,iiler in the neighborhood Of
Lexington.
Pour twelve gallons of boiling watel
into an hundred gallon tub, add on,
handfal OF hops, then again pour IN Il
gallons Of boiling water and half a bush
cl 81 meal, repeating the stlrriDg 10 pre-.
ven, The meal from collecting into Jumps
Then pour in twelve gallons more oil
water and another half bushcl Of meal
and stir again; let i, stand, until SO COO
that the dis,iller can bear his hand four
inches in the surface of the mash, with
Out more pain than sligh' singing SEN
salion a, the end OF his fingers. Then
pu, in half a gallon Of malt and four
gallons Of rye or wheat meal, after which
STIR the vessel abou, half way to the bot
tom, SO as to wet the neal, and let il
stand ten minutes; then stir down to
the bottom, and repeat the stirring eve.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-20

The ABOVE quarter sections have been pa
tented and conveyed to the subscriber, which
SAID patents and convcyances were stolen By
William BENTON, about % years Of age, stout,
well made. 6 feet 3 inches high, light COM
plexion, pleasant and agreeable in his CONVEX
saiion.
The above reward will be given for the ap-
prehension and delivery Of thethef and pc
pcrs, so that he may be brought 70 justice, or
fifty dollars for the return of said hatents ard
conveyarces to me, in Pike countg, state OF
Illinois. Colesgroye, July 81, 1925
JOHN BOi.TER.
Printers throughout the United States, by
giving the above one or two insertions, viii be
doing great favor to those who may be I'M
posed upon by the said William Benton, who
will probably call himself John Better. Said
deeds are all recorded in The proper county.
Aur ST.
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land Intelligence Office.

4 HAVE opened Land Intelligence Office
Il .4IL.4S, (the county seat of the Bounty
Lauds) Pike county, Illinois, the object of
which is to accommodate owners Of lands to
enable them to exchange and consolidate, to
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, and to give
to those who have adverse claims
on record. with the true situation of o1snership.
l will also furnish correct information as to the
position OF lands, their adiacence 10 settle
ments, quality OF soil. timber, waters, &c. to-
gether with any other information that may
be equested-Charges moderate and proper
toned TO the trouble.
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-20
From the Boston Recorder.

Half Century Sermon.-rhe Rev.
Nathan Perkins, d, d. of West Hart
ford, recently preached sermon at the
close of the 5o1h year OF his ministry, in
which the following among other inte-
resting facts are found. During the Pc
Rod of one hundred and nine years since
the organization of the church over
which he is placed, only three ministers
have been settled, and vacancy of two
and halfyears only, has occurred in the
whole period. During the same time
there has been SIX revivals of religion.
The sixth and last was in 1921, at which
time there were more than hundred
revivals in Connecticut, which is a great
err number than the state has ever kno wn
at one time, since its settlement by our
fathers. In this revival more than one