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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
John. H. Laid & Co.

John. H. Laid & Co. rs
OFFER FOR SALE
. y S;:S:s sveA's
H Hs'n'a:d noLAssEs
Jamaica
81. Domingo)
Spanish chocolate
G"peSs0s' frEAs
Young Hyson)
Pepper, %cassia, cloves
$ $ #; s;''''' WINES
Jsmaisa RUM
Holland gin
H H.;.s;i,s. BRANDY
Whiskey
Winter strained sperm
e oiise strained 'psr" }olL
Mess and prime beef, mess pork
Mackerel No. l. e, behring's No. l&a
Sbad gross and neat, dun cod fish
Turks Island salt
Plaster lump and ground, grindstone.
Cut nails assorted sizes, window glass
Red OGRE, tallow mould candles
Spanish tobacco y
S A%s e sEeARs
Manufactured tobacco -
Sugar loaf lp.urn s'!:'
Writing and letter ee @.
Band box boards ~
Marbled MarseiIles ] On
White do }SoAF
Russia clean hemp
ks ; ) DUCK
Meme and boys boots and shoes
Mems and boys bat.
Cotton yarn various numbers
lockwood, burr blocks
Potatoes, apples, onions, &c. &c.
ian %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

street, occupied by Mr.. Gruver. One 2
story frame house and lot, adjoinidg Mr..
Curtis store, also on King street lately
occupied by Mr.:Tyler. One frame house
and lot, also on King street, adjoining said
Keene's dwelling house. at present occu-
pied By VIM. Gluyas, as a soap and can.
die factory. One large 2 story brick
house and lot at the corner Of Princess and
Union streets, occupied by Mr.. Green
One lot, extending from Payne to Fayette
street, on which is a small fra me house,
near the Diagonal pump. Also, one lot
OF ground on Washington street, OF nearly
enc acre, opposite a two acre lot OF Chas.
|. Catlett's, at the north end Of the town.
This lot is we'll enclosed with q post and
rail fence.
Also, one lot in the city Of Washington,
designated 10 the plan Of the city as lot
No. 4 in square 229, situated on Tiber
creek, and extending 80 by 40 feet m
G and 18th SITS. On this lot, are W dwell
ling houses and one ice house, the whole
producing an annual rent OF PIC dollars.
Also, 1000 acres of land in Randolph
county Va. The terms oil sale, will be,
one-fourth Of the purchase money in hand,
the. balance 10 three equal payments, at
four, eight aud twelve months, carrying
interest from the date, and secured by
deeds Of trust OF the property; when the
last payments are made deeds will be ex-
ecuted,
N. B. The subscriber will treat private.
lY, for the whole, or any part OF this pro.
perry, previous to day Of sale, and il sold,
notice will be given.
GEORGE JOHNSON, Trustee.A
ian 81 laWts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
To Rent,

a That well PnowD stand 80 s
AcsE public .hou.e, 10 the town Of A.
&ISSle2IndrIa, by line name ol the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
On Monday, 4st March next.

RY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed
- the 2lst June last, and recorded in
the Office oil the county court of Alexandria,
from Newton Keene and wife, to the Sub
scriber, will be offered at public sale,
commencing on the FIRST mentioned lot,
all the real properly mentioned in the said
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

Awag lately advertised in q Of the
papers, a carriage to perform without
horses, with only one wheel. and invited
the curious in mechanics to see it. Many
Of the members OF the society OF arts at
tended, and in the ardour OF expectation
were shown-a ~wheelborrou.
The Savannah Republican, estimates
the less by the late FIRE 10 that city, at
75.OvO dollars, half OF which amount, is
said to have been. Insured. The 6rst ap-
pearance Of the 6rs was in the roof OF q
building which was unoceupied-h was
usdouotedly The work of some daring in
eeadisry. as two attempts to IRE the same
block OF buildings, had been made with
in Two weeks past. Il was a fortunate
circumstance that il was high water at the
time, a. the vessels were thereby enabled
10 haul into the stream. Two or three ci-
tizen. were slightly injured by the falling
OF a piece Of scanlling. but no lives we've
losi, Choriesfon Courier.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
THE GREEK QUESTION.

Our readers will have seen that the De-
bate on Mr.. Webster's notion. for send
ing an agent u Greece, terminated, tor
The present, on Monday, the subject hot
having since been called up. Whether it
will be again called up or not, we are not
able to say. From present appearances,
we should ra;her think not.
tf il shall. "a the event, be the pleasure
Of the House to let the resolution rest
where il ,s, this disposition, the reader
viii! understand, is no: inconsistent with a
deep interest in the progress OF the slfug.
Gle in which the Greeks. are engaged, nor
with the sinceresi prayers Tor their hnal
and complete success. The sentiment Of
the Presidents Message is undoubtedly
that of Congress, az it 10 OF the nation;
and the expression oil il by the President
- regarded by many as q sufficiently Tor
NAL indication OF the Nstioual sentiment.
There are many, and we are among the
number, Who doubt the e~xpediency of our
interfering actively, in any manner, in the
contentious of Europe. Such a purpose,
we sincerely think, was as far from DIR.
Webster as could be wished; but his pro.
position being thought by some to be open
10 that objection, has been with them ad.
dilional argument against The acting up.
on IT,.
Whether the resolution be yet pressed
10 a decision or not, this good effect has
resulted from ii-ihat II has afforded an OPP
porluuity tor exposing, in debate, the a.
farming dvctrines OF the Holy Alliance,
and Of entering sgainst them an unani.
NOUS and decided protest; tor not a single
voice has been lifted up in their defence,
or even in palliation Of them.
Nat. Inteiigsncer, 9Sth inst.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

New and Interesting Books.
lust published, and for sale at tie
q stores OF Messrs. John A. Stewart and
And,er I. Kennedy, and al the Booksel.
lers in Washington and Georgetown,
An abstract Ga Ntzo Theory Of tile
Formation. Of the Earth.
by Ira Hill. A. M.
Also, by the same author,
AN ESSAY ON EDUCATION,
Shelving the detects. OF our present modes
OF instruction, and proposing methods Of
managing Schools, by which great facili-
ties will be gained in the teaching Of
Youth. -,
The above are earnestly recommended
to those engaged in forming the rind. and
whose province it is to " teach the young
idea how to shoot" ).
JOHN.P. ENTWISLE,.
jan 10 Agent to the Author.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
Just Published,
ERRATA;
Works of VIII. adams.
Or, THE

A Tale. by the author OF Logan, Seventy
Six, and Kaacolph.-Price 2 dollars. For
sale by JOHN A: STEWART.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

:. rs Barrels Whiskey
T ANDING this day. and for sale BY.
IL dee % SAN MESSERSMiTk.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

At 4 meeting OF the republican menu
bers of the legislature Of the state Of Mas
sa~chusetts, held some days ago, John
Quincy Adams was nominated as their
candidate for the Presidency.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
RHODE ISLAND NOMINATION..

Alta meeting Of citizens from tw~enty-se-
ven out OF the thirty~oDe towns in the state
of Rhode Island. convened at the Stale
House 10 Providence, on the Goth INST.
Nathan B. Sprague, esq. chairman, and
Nathan n. Wheaton, esq. Secretary, re-
solutioss were xnanimously adopted, ex-
prsssiye OF the fullest confidence in the
acknowledged abilities, integrity, and ex.
perience, Of John Quincy Adams, the ac-
conplished scholar, the true Republican,
the enlightened statesman, and the honest
man; and we are DESTROYS that bis merits
should be rewarded With The first Office in
the gift of the United States &c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

PHrLiDsLpHlA, Jan, a6.-While COM
petitors in the production of bread stuffs
are rising up in all directions, and Dant'
zic -four, put up after the Philadelphia
fashion, is. imported in Liverpool, the
Southern planter also, finds bis competitors
in the production OF cotioni increasing in
both number and power. Letters receiv.
ed by the Perfect at Charleston. mention
that considerable cotton is expected ia
The British market, from Trieste and E.
gypt. Ii is even said that the crop OF E.
gvpt will amount this year, 20 1884
bales.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31
AUCTION SALES.

ON TUESDAY. at 10 A, NJ.
WILL be sold at the Auction Stors.s
great variety OF goods, most Of which are
without limitation, to close cOnsignments.
A good lot Of Groceries
Do do Furniture
Do do Dry Goods
Do do Croekery
Do do Hardware
Limited goods always on hand below
jan 20 s. A. MABSNELLER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

M o. cd, Wins z story :
Em brick dwelling house and (
HsSS lot, adjoining Mr.. En-
Aglish' -four store, on King
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-31

Jamaica Rum.
10 puncheons Alb proof Jamaica Fun 3
years old, and Of superior quality,
landing from schr. Chase, and for sale By
jan 81 WIN. FOWLE 4 CO.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
THE TOWN OF
NAPLES

| A SALE OF LOTS in the above Town viii
"a be held on the first Mondays in March and
October next. This town is laid off on the
east bank of he Illinois River, (town Is north,
range IA west OF the third primo pal meridian,
in the county Of Morgan) about miles above
The mouth Of the MmlYaisterre. so above st.
Louis and 100 below Fort Clark. Its situation
is high, dry, and commanding and is the only
high ground from the mouth of the Illinois to
/ tins place, on the east bank of the river The
/ advantages ofths town over almost every other
on the Illinois or Mississippi rivers, are obvious.
/ Tie counties Of Morgan and Saneamo are not
surpassed by any tract of country Of the same
extent in the United States. in point Of soil
and natural a yantages for the agrcuturast.
In addition to this, the county OF Morgan has
! the advantage Of several never failing Mil
streams; on one of winch, SIX miles from this
site, there is now in operation excellent
Grist ard Saw Mill and several others building,
which will be il ope ration IN the course O. the
next season. The population Of those two
counties, which amounts 5-4hcut 5000 viii,
principally receive then merchandise at this
place, in exchange for their produce, in thu.
ne Xt year, as It VIII be found greatly TO their
advantage in the saving OF land carriage TO and
I from St. Louis. The prnprietor5 particularly
| invite the attention Ut strangers. VINO may visit
this country, to c'il and see the situatioa Of
this town they feel conscious thai il canhot
fall short Of their description As an evidence
# the healthiness as well IS the fcrlhtv
| of the sol, thet offer the amoun, of nionevs
| received at the public safes, and that @ach has
been received during Ibis month, which
amounts TO nearly 5000. THIS amount VI
money, we VIII venture to say, has NOT been
received in any other Land Office III the ives.
tern country this season.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
Liquors, Teas, Wines, &c.
JOHN SNaCHFORD,
No. a rERRY WAREHOUSE,


At THE FERRY LANDING, ST. LOUIS,
MAS Just received, per steam boat Dolphin,
Z 1 from New-Oreans,
Choice Jamaica Spirits,
Cogniae Brandy
Madeira, FcneriHe and Malaga Wines
1O,g0O lbs. swedes and Russia Iron, square,
flat and rounds, bars from ga to 2-3 inch.
1000 lbs first rate English Bilstered, Ger
man, Swedes and Halhac Steel.
Spades and shoyels, Augers from 2 to qrs.
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Old and Young
Hyson Teas. in chests, half chests, Or do.
and ID. catlies
Alum, Copperas and Birthstone, bbls. kegs
and boxes.
Fish Hooks and Lines, of every size
No. 10 Cotton Cards
Handsaw Files, Spike and common Gimbets
Crude and refined lioraX
Paint Brushes and Sash Tools, assorted.
.qLSO, ~ SVORE,
4 very genera, assortment Of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Hardware. and nye-stuffs, in part emu
merated below,ail Of which will be sold equally
low, and many Of them much lower, than can
be purchased al any other store in St Louis.
Cash or Gods given for Beeswax and Tai
low. Illinois state paper taken at so cents
per dollar
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17

against an men in Office but merely against
the base, the treacherous, the selfish, the UNI
worthy. Against such, an unconditional war
is declared. The editors will make no truce,
no compromise with corruption. But the
well meaning, honest man, will find in them
an advocate, protector from the machina-
tons of envy-his character shall be holy.
Nothing libellous, indecent, or hcentious,
shall be admitted into this paper; and no un-
necessary asperity shall be used and asperity
of any kind, when resorted TO, shall always
have the good of the people Us its ultimate
object.
The conditions of this paper will be three
dollars, if paid within six months from the do
livery of the first number, or four dollars at
the end of the year.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17

raging more than fifty miles each day.
Such are the facilities areaiy Afforded
TO military movements BY The grand ca
nal
Considerable sensation has been exci'-
ed at z rls, by the appearance OF the
+" Memoirs otlhe Duke OF Rovigo," (Sa-
Vary in which he tries to show, that Ma
poleun Bonsparte had no hand in the
death of the unlormnate Duke d 'Engbeln,
but that 1aAeprand was the principal ac-
tor in thai disgraceluI transaction. y
late Paris paper states that this willy po-
litician had retired % the country, in con-
sequence of the king OF France having
refused his request, 10 stop the pubIica-
ton o! the Memoirs, which Louis is said
10 have read and sanctioned.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
sUppORr YOUR MECHANICS.

A practice is very prevalent, IN many
towns, ne, lecting too much the Me-
chanics Of The place. Mex u ne FAR
rners they are the most rs .tui class ut
citizens, anA'yet iisp 'liipA IS olfep felt
to avoid employing them, if possible,
and to Withhold rom them such sncou-
ragemen; as would enable them to be as
useful as they might he, ADD AZ IN Y
ought to be. II coat or olper garment
is to be made, If pair If boots, or sal
die, bride, or other article is to BE- pro-
cured, which mechanic in tine place
ought to make n furnish, it is no unnsu-
al thing to employ a mechinic Al dis
lance, to perform he work, or % pro-
cure the article in sone way which may
be NORMALLY less expensive, which in
reality, considering the quality Of the
article, is considerably more 81 than II
would b. if a mech4nlc Of the place had
beea called upon to manufacture II.
The praotice IS productive Of various
evils. It sends from place me money
which should keep in circulation at
home; II introduces a silly dependence
upon the fashion Of other places, or leads
to the use of inferior articles, and COR
resp>ndng increase Of expense; and by
Withholding such an encouragement To
mechanics, of different kinds, and Of pro-
per qualifications, as they onghl to re-
Ceive, there Is not a sufficient number
induced to settle ia place 10 do its ne
cessarv men ling, and consequently artl-
c'es are frequently thrown away as use
less, where very small sun exDenJed
upon them, would reader them as SER
slceable as those thai are new.
Del. Gaz.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
L1pJ Lltet'igence Office.
Jan. 1874

r HIVE opened Laad ffWgsace Ofcs a
D AiH.is, tne caiinty seat Of The Ro1ttr
Lnnls) Pike county, Illinois, the object Of
which is TO accom- nodate owners Of lands 10
enable them to exchange and c.psplitlate, TO
pay taxes have decls recorded, and to & We
information to those who have adverse CLAIMS
record, with the true situation Of oscnersiib.
will also furnish correct information as to he
position Of lands, their adiacence to settle
ments, quality OF soil, timber, waters, &C. to-
gether with any Other information that nav
be requested-Charges moderate and pro ,or-
toned to the trouble.
LEONARD ROSS.
REFEP ENCE s. Sladroch Road, late 90
vernon Of Illinois; Hon. Jesse n. 1homds; Il m
.Ni'nan Edruras; Hon. Danil y. Coot; Hon.
Ihomas Reynoids; Eias x. Kane, Esq. G,ir-
tiss Brakeman, Esq; lillian S Hamilton, Esq,
alfred Cosolrs, Esq; ioha YiYsoa, Esq. Hen
ry Starr, Esq; Hooher Warren. Esq. Hon.
Rnfas Pethbone; tufam Orr, Esq. In New
York, Hon. Daniel Gray. Stephen b. llana,
George e. Darts. In Massachusetts, Hon.
Elijah IL Nils, Col. Joseph Gratta,l Col. Henry
W, D.pirht Nov I
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
POETRY.
From The New-England Farmer.

From the New England Farmer
PARAMOUNT PUNNlNG-oR, sETTIN
UP, AND SITTING DOWN.
A chap once told St. patrick's Dean,
While rising from his seat, al mean
To set MP for wit"
"Ah" qooth the Dean, i" If that be true,
The very best thing you can do,
Is DOM again 10 Sit"
Too many, ike that would-be wit,
Set ub for what they are not fit,
And always lose their aim:
Ser us for wisdom, wealth, renown,
But end the farce by sitting dozen,
With poverty and shame.
a middlng farmer thinks he can
gstup to be gentleman,
And then sit dorm content;
but after many turn and twist,
Is set do1cn on the pauPer list,
A fool, not worth cent!
When farmers wives and daughters fair,
SCI mp with silks and Leghorus rare,
! To look most wondroas winning,
They SET upon slippery stand,
Till indigence, with iron hand,
tpseta their mdsrbimiag.
Some city ladies', TOO, whose geer
Has made them TO their husbands lsar,
SCI up to lead the ton;
Though they 81 Aigl on fashions seat,
Age, death, or poverty, albeit
VIII SET them dozen, anon.
Some fools Sc, MP to live BY law,
And though they are " an ouer yjarU,''
Soon fail ior lack Of brains,
But had the boobies only lust
Known where they ought to sit at first,
They'd savl world of pains.
A qrack sets up The DOCTORS trade,
But could he use the Sections spade
No Setter than his pills,
The nan n sht toll from morn till night,
And find his match with all his might
To bury half he kills.
You may SCI rb for what vop choose,
As easily as wear old shoes,
If e'er 50 low at present;
But when you have sec ~ in vain,
And find you must at 10 IN again,
us terribly unpleasant.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
The jury have since gissn in yer,
dicl against the printer.
ANOTHER BRIGHT STAR,
In the Southern Constellation.

II appears that the Chilan Govern
meni has completely abolished slavery
IN is dominion.. So it goes-The "ty-
rannicaP Spaniards, and South Amerl-
can Creoles are advanced far beyond us
in the science Of practical, universal H.
berry. Shame, shame 10 our northern
Anglo republicans who claim the exclu-
sive right, as Inventors and paten,ees, to
the an,i-royal cradle, in which young
Ere dom was rocked, in the garden OF
Hesperia. -Mexico, Colombia, and Chi
Ii; all the region about the equator, on
this continent, WHERE WHITE PEOPLE
CANNOT WORK !" together with the adj
jacert countries, all, all GREE
STATES !! land what are ours ?
Again say, Shame to rs! G. U. EN-.
The bill authorizing the heohie Of
color in the city of Richmond 10 build a
church," has been indefinitely postponed
in the Legislature Of Virginia, by 1873, to
so votesl
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
XnfDr nation Wanted.

NiiARLES HARRISON left this place in
~ the year 1918, and went to the state Of
Missouri. He has not been heard Of here
since in June l82l--l,e was then in St Gene
We've county, Missouri. Any person having q
knowledge ofllm since that time, will confer
lasting favor on his dsconsolste friends by
communicating the same by letter, to the sub.
scrIber in Salem, Indiana. He is by occt,pa~
ton cabinet maker. and sometimes works az
the House Carpenters business, is between
"a and 25 years of age, about 5 feet s or 9 in
ches high, straight built, fair complexion, dark
hair and blue eyes.
ROBERT HARRISON.
Salem a. Nov z 1923
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
j. ID. WDDLVER'TDT.

Phvsfcian, Surgeon, and dccoucheur,
VI AVING returned to this place, with view
of making it his permanent residence.
has taken The house of r. T. Mckinney, lately
ly occupied by Mr. Rockwell. aud begs leave
to ask share of public patronage in the diff.
ferent branches Of his profession.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17

w. ,9',.sasad =, any, a,tar o,ore in q onis
Os ouI N,',.9cu " ' o,i Co. nnsssv and Tal
low. Illinois state paper taken at 80 cent
per dollar.
SpOcpp,eS. &c.
INN h,o,ars - ,h,r, soIt
AZ bnnm'Is Vt;.ba',
s1 IL. ,'',,'c a,,',a1 r,ohao.o
,y9 ieSs a '' H., c't and nron@h, Nails
1ao0o ind ossost,J ,ro,
9090 ~ I9 e.,
hoI raar,s po,,er IF averv quality. Dlank
pnots =
Aoon lhs 7 ogv,c.
10000 lbs Cast.npk Of every description,
- has,s sn,erinr Havana Coffee.
10 barr.ls pbildeinha Loaf Sugar,
9 do, Alum. s do. Copperas,
do uadder
case ,ndpo-snanish float.
9 sbl, sugar RICE.
youna uvson and IrnDerial Teas
Alspiee penner Cinnamon.
Nu,,ne@s CIa~es
f,in,rer r,ce and ground
birthstone Compton.
bv 10 and 70 by "a Glass.
Glass Tn nblers.
looking Classes assorted.
Cotton Cards. No. 10.
Garbage ,ssorted nlocl,inp Irvine,
I'll q. ,E'; ill.,
thdfa y IA " aiD'
Knives and Forks,
Butcher Knives. Pocket do. Pen do.
Spanish do. Pruning do. Jack do.
Barlow do. Shoe do.
Butts and Screws. Brass Butts,
s9re~ Myers ,g'gd , r%lned Bits
Candlesticks SnutFer, and rravs,
Cork Screws. Carvers.
Trace Chains, Loptlo'
Coffee Rollers. Coffee Pots.
Coffee Mills. Camille Sonlfs.
Cullenders. Wash BASINS. +. ,nterua
Tin Pans Tin Cnns pinners.
MIX and W,uer Rucsets
Measures. asserted Tea Cadd;es.
Japannel J',,mblers. MIX STEAMERS.
German Steel Hand Saws.
nlawiag Nnives' da'che's' BROAD Axes
10 NNe', ~. III. ...u
ii''''e ~ .''' '"'' '''''' ''''>'
'-''.' ~,
' 'soor' er1', s'''' I AZ, o, Loo.s'
ms, MS oen 3el ri,' ~ 'is' N'i'es'
- 0o',lo'' D'l'ae ~ ',''So''
.'r0 O9a,'S' 'ptrS' ''' ''ons'
- = am crap ~.
80 Jaw am ,'l'e,,'b 'i"'ii'i'eS
Virginia ana AahNee noes
rthcSfs, Flaae 90
screw rates. So"oeis,
soy'he Stone Stones 1 Ra~ors, '"4''' '''''p''
Saldlers' and shnemakers' Tacks,
Whetstones, Brass Cocks,
C-ooko,.v NVama
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17
Del. Gaz.


Termont There are in the Stale Of
Vermont, 81 cotton and wooden faclo-
ries, 8 paper mills, 286 falling mills,
$50 csrding machines, $50 grain mills,
$50 ahYslclans, ga lawyers, 235 church,
es, 1875 school houses, and about $50
disii!ieries. TIE Governor OF Vermont
receives for his services a salary OF $3.50
per annam ths Secretary Of State IS al
lowed $3.50; and the Treasurer $500.
The Cleaveland II srall informs, that
there has been made 10 A1rora p ,rtage
county, ()hio) during The past season,
one hundred and twenty five thousand
pounds of cheese. TINS for an area OF
five miles square, in a new country, in
connection VITA the ordinary prpdnc-
tinns Of we'll cultivated FAR rs, is a, ex.
ample of industry and economy worthy
OF i;Br atm.
F2anneis The arrangements for ma.
nufaeturing fllouels, n Massachusetts
are now 50 extended, that we have the
bes, authority for stating thai 80 O01
pieces will be made this year within 4C
miles OF Is pston.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-17

The Schenectady Cabinet states, that
a detacnment Of $50 United States
troops, destined fnr Green Bay, with
their Wagons, arms and provisions,
were forwarded through the Erie canal
from Albany to Detroit, distance OF
$50 miles, in less than fifteen days, ave-