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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-20
Hard & Tin " are.


Butcher Knives Pocket do. Pen do.
Spanish 10. Pruning do. Jack do.
Barlow 80. Shoe do
Butts and Screws. Brass Butts,
Screw Augers, 'rNined Bits,
Bonnet Siire. Buckets,
Candliesticis, Shutters and Trays,
Cork Screws, Carvcrs,
Trace Ghains. Log do.
Coffee Boilers Coffee Pots,
Coffee Nils, Candle Moulds,
Culenders, Wash Basins, Lanterns,
Tin Pans, Tin GUYS, Dippers,
Milk and Water Buckets
Measure ., assorted. Tea Caddies,
Jspahne,i Tumblers, Milk Strainers,
German Steel Hand Saws.
Drawing Knives, Halchcts, Broad Axes,
Axes, AIDES,
Hand saws, Cross Cut, Flat, Mill Saws, and
nal-tail Files
Door, KEo5, and Pad Locks,
Fiinls, Bed Screws, Currvin- Knives,
Curry COMBS, Chissels, Goages,
Curb Chains, Spurs, Flat Irons,
II l. and Strap Hinges,
Shoe, Claw and Riyetlng Hammers,
Virginia and Yankee Hoes,
Pncers, Plane do,
Screw Plates COwbclls,
Iron Squares, Spoons, Shutters, Stirrups,
Scvthe Stones, Razors,
Sadd!ers' and Shoemalers' Tacks,
Whetstohes, Brass Cocks,
CrOcAery Ware.
Blue and Green edged Pletes,
DO. do. do. TwltHers,
White Mullins,
Blue and Printed Cups and Saucers,
DO. Sugar Bowls,
DO. Bowls, assorted sizes,
%ocho Bowls do.
Blue Basins and Ewers,
White basins. Do Pitchers,
Blue and White Chambers.
Dry Goods.
Cambrics, Sewing S,l, and c. Balls,
Leno and Book uusns,
Vest Patterns Fianneis,
Bingham Robes, Sha@s
Black Silk and Nadrass Handk erchiefs,
Domestic Plaids,
Stripes,
I" Checks,
Sheetings,
Shirtings,
Calicoes, Irish Linens,
Men's Cotton Hose. Do. Half Hose,
Cioth, CaSSiHet, W OOIen DOCKS,
Liquors.
Brandy, st. Croix and W. |. Rum,
Peach Brandy, Cordials.
Sundries.
Mems, Women's and Children's Leather,
Morocco and Kid Shoes,
Clothes. Hair, Shoe, Scrubbing, Sweeping
and Whitweash Brushes,
Shaving Soap,
Spectacles, rhimbles,
Soap, Candles, Spts. Turpentiae,
Lnseed Oil, Putty, White Lead, Shot,
Tea Kettles, Shovels and longs,
Socket and common Shovels,
Trowels, Planes, Knitting Needles,
Buttons, assorted, Horn Combs, assorted,
Ivory, small teeth,
Do. Pocket. Reding do.
Beads, Pins, Needles,
Sand Paper. Snuff and Segars,
Pocket Pistols, Bell Metal Kettles,
Anvils, Vices, Mill Irons.
Sleeves and Riddles.
Upper and Sole Leather,
Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco do.
Watch Main Springs.
Glue Kettles, Spelling Books,
Fish Hooks, assorted, Tar and Rosin,
Bottles and Corks, Pipes,
Snuff Boxes, Pocket Books, Lead Pencils,
Pocket and common Ink Stands,
Ink Powder,
Soldiers Goats, Knapsacks and Canteens,
Far and Wool Hats,
Straw Gutter, Cast Saddle Trees,
Horse Collars
U'Goods received on storage, and Com.
Mission business promptly attended to.
Feb. l4
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-04-20
Groceries, Sc.

400 bushels Kenhawa Salt, at 873 cts. pr bu
1000 bushels OF Alum Salt,
A. barrels Whisbe,.
81 kegs manufactured Tobacco,
$50 kegs assorted cut and wrought Nails,
10000 lbs. assorted Iron,
2OC0 lbs. do. Steel,
400 reams Paper of every quality. BlanI
Books,
1000 lbs. Logwood,
10000 lbs. Castings of every description,
Is bags superior Havana Coffee,
10 barrels Philadelphia Loaf sugar,
2 do Alum. do. Copperas,
l do. Madden,
case indlgo-Spanish float,
3 bbls. Sugar. Rice,
Young Tyson and Imperial Teas,
Alspce, Pepper, Cinnamon,
Ginger, race and ground,
Nutmegs, Gloves. Birthstone, Camphor,
s by 10 AID 10 by IL Glass,
Glass Tunblers,
Looking Glasses, assorted,
Cotton Cards, No. 10,
Cordage, assorted. blocking Irvine,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-15
that none such as were alluded to in the

'nat nohc Sucn as were alluded to IN the
resolution had been received. Deslrous,
however, 10 put the House IN possession
oil all The facts, he slated what uneurrent
paper had ceen received, and why n had
been received and he included in the
statement, paper 10 The amour, oil seye-
raj thousand dollars, which, al the time
he made his deposie, had actually been
paid in cash. Under these circumstances,
i might have been reasonably supposed,
that This Trivia omission was, as as truly
the case, wholly accidental, and uniuien-
tionai.
The charge OF Withholding letters and
Information called for by the House, rests
upon no better foundation. This, how
ever, may have originated in part, IN the
wan OF attention To The true import oil
the resolution under which these letters
and Information were called for. The
resolution OF the House, ofthe 9th Janua-
ry, 1922, as printed, required - state
ment showing in what banks the moneys
received from the sale OF. public lands
have been deposited, since the lst of ia
mary, 1878; the contracts under which
the said deposiles have been made; the
correspondence between them and the
! Treasury Department relative thereto,
*. &c. &c. Ii has been doubted, whe.
ther, according 10 the proper rules OF
constructions, he correspondence here
called for, related TO any thing more than
the contracts. Ii is believed, however.
that tbs doub gises place 10 certain,
upon az Inspection OF the resolution, as
/ transmitted ia the Secrerary by the Clerk
Of the House. between which, and the re
( solution as printed, there is remsrka-
bic difference IN the punctuation. That
which appears IN the latter as the frs
member ol a sentence, terminating with
semicolon. Is, in the original, (see an
neXed No. ll,) which is herewith trans
mltled,)a mplele sentence ending with
period. By this difference, the words
+" relative thrreto,' are made applicable
4 exclusively 10 the contracts; and, Of
course, the correspondence required by
the resolution, is the correspondence be-
tween, those banks and the Tfeaspry,
I relative TO the contracts underwhlcb the
moneys received from The sales of pub
/ lie lands since the LIST OF January, 1918,
have been deposited.
! Ii viii be seen, however, that, in the
collection of the correspondence, II was
mol confped 10 thai object; but. that, IN
addition to every thing which related
thereto, there was communicated so
much Of The other correspondence with
! the banks referred 10, as would subject,
potony Of the arrangement With those
banks IN This particularly the rela-
iionship subsisting be'wes m and
Treasury.
~ be eonctaiea in orr merit.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-15
BY the Presidents;
GEORGE GRAHAM.
NNYACE.

ME subscriber has Obtained from
u II the Probate Court OF Pike county,
Illinois, letters OF. adm inistration upon
he estate OF WILLIAM DOOLAN,
deceased, late solditr in the fifth reei-
ment o. United States Infantry, stationed
at Fort Armstrong. Ali persons indebt-
ed to the sad estate are requested 10
make immediate payment; and those
hasing demands are hereby required 10
present the ssme,s duly authenticated, to
The subscriber at ST. Louis.
D E. CUYLER.
ST. Louis, May %, l924-55yf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-15
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| 2 8 4 and S

Also, al the times specified, there will
be exposed, a. public sale, agreeably 10
the provisions OF the fourth section of
the act OF the twonty-fourth of April,
1920, entitled Gan act making further
provision for the sale oil the public lands"
such lands heretofore sold at the respee-
tive Land Offices, aforesaid as have been
forfeited, or " hleh, before the day oil sale
aesigna,ed III this Proc iema,ion,n may have
nc, erled to the United States, Together
with the sections and part OF sections
heretofore reserved by law for the iu-
ure disposal of the Congress OF the
United States.
There will also be Offered, i'm mediaie-
~ after the closing OF the sale OF the
relnquished and re, eried lands, any
sections and fractional sections, situate
in townships heretoiors offered tor sale,
al the offices aforesaid, but which, from
unavoidable Causes, " ere mol So offered
and, al the Land Office al EdavardSUiAe,
there will be offered CERTAIN islands III,
aud fractional sections adjoining the
MISSISSIPPI river
III tcWiloitiP ASSs hoAe'a VI "a
y est.
range No. 10 v. &
townships Nos. A & 5 Of range 8
The lands reserved by law Tor The
use OF schools, or o,ber purposes, will
be excluded from the sales, which will
commence win, the lowest number of
section, township, and range, and pro-
coed in regular mum erical order.
Given under my hand, at the City of
Washington, this second day OF Februa.
ry,A. d. 1924.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the Presidents;
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office.
or Printers ol'the laws of the United States,
in the States Of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky,
are requested to insert the above once a zyrek,
untilthe first Monday in .Jaly next, and send
their accounts (recciptedO to the General Land
Office. They are requested TO omit the pub
lication of sales after the period for the same
shat have expired, and to charge accordingly.
March 2-41
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-15

of the relinquished lands lying within
the following described townships, to
wit:
In townships Nos.
$3.50 10 IL IL IS
IA Is and g al range No. E.
l23567 9 10 lll2
l3 and Is .
1887 80 10 IL l3
and Ia
23456789 1olll2
Is IA and Is
2457 89lol2 1914
and Is
34567s 10 Il
Is Ia Is apo / 6
ID OF s 10 IL 10 l3
LIS 45678 10 IL 10
l23456789 10 aud IL
l23456789 IL and II 10
Is A 5 and 6 III
and Is
| and IA
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-15

three per cent, anu 1 - :, ~ r,t cent q
deposIte, actuals on nA,'o, ,,',sdrs hat the
year. the ra'e % 'si.l,',a ~ tha hanL in
services as'us.y M ,r,ne, may he estimate
"aus'0'i'.o - Z, :, aan dollars md that the
ca 70 anou'' - = - t,,l frn'n lie standing
oehei. t1oyst. ',,,,..,,rr AM, deduction on
aeposlees, ~ie 'S,.'':.,s ,,s, ~ cst;n,,ted
account % ~ ~, - -; balance IN IA
at lo.,Co a h p',. alIoar tn. advantage
Not =, W. - 90 -, sl,,,al ,n Iris rssi,eft.
anu '''0 p s....;,. IL ,,,H,ly,ntaoe de-
ho'ii,"s ~ ia, fna,,, tl's tannor,ry and un-
rlVeo ny e''0 Df'N -, nb;cb some
CERTAIN Possess,o' " Wy 's -, dis denoste
tunes ~ -, g.. ait;ts oiher services. in
as .',,,;,I fnr the notes received
pees".''e ,ha,o "a far as was requ-
" IL ~ - sd ~ m;,rht he transferred
, sl.e ~ ,ysssa1 s,a+s, naolx or as might be
INTO tiT .,f,,re,,s',rv drafts which
reqo'lIa ~ rn,.,nlsd -, s,,sc,e. ar its eoliva-
were - ,a a,,,,.I hv fhe letter from
~, o'sa,, If The hank. ofthe 3Oth of June,
,o3' ,nsra al,vays ca Maid Hence. il appears,
~, 49, nn,v ,v,,rs M nndne advantages intend
80 H. ..',tsd to The hant nv the arrange
~ hns ,hs, snnnos;np the navmen of the |
-. ~, H., 8 20 hs secured with inte-
80 t,,i;s,,...d - he the case. the bank
resi- 80 % a,,;o,,ea no advantages under
.hs srrsnasement. for which it will not hay
,he ,'rs, i ,.'',alan.
go tb;s mi bas .f,iled But It =,
nearsShv&a dncument produced and ref I'd
mon b. Mr.. Edwards thai. aftera thoroi lgb
examination. bY order of the Missouri Leg isfa.
tre. that its failure Is not attributable any
but to that caase only which has prod iced a
general suspension IN the western co antry :
and that, "with reasonable lndu'f ,ence, IT
wall be enabled to redeem ITS noteS and pay
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-15
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITE
STATES.

/ ny THE PRESIDENT 0F THE UNITE
- 49, STaTFs
EN- r. NJ,
I ,nr prss,d.n,or,ha r1b1ad So.
-, b..ai,v ,la,.,,,,.s,and - hnn,,n ,,a,
| p,hl;o ( ,as Iii Lafl ~ ~,
DG 60 r., III;
- be,e,n.l,sr asS,,rns,,'5 CO. 10 a.
nosalor snrh ls,ds ,,fna,sd NM, IN.
~, ,a;a,a;',, e..
~ !, a. o4.ss -
,,sr. r.i,nt,,ishsd ~. JT9nad, S,.,,
~, ~, e. e., ~ w 60, ', 10,
49, ~. ~ ~, e.
nn ~, ~, s., =, - - :, 49, ' a 'pp
,;,,ad !. A. CO. ~. - ~ -
ohsrs 81 H. az ,'t ~ t ''sa,e' :. vas pu'
c.. " p'p'a1 'a !, p ~ y ~,
n ss,, Gay ., Ivy io@o' IN me manner
'o''e"i"s' 70 ""'
IN re State Of Indiana.
AT tbs Land q ice at .Je9ersonDille.
on he third Monday in June nert, for
the disposal OF ths relinouished lands
iylne within the r,llowinp described
townships, and fracti nal townships. viz :
.Aa,5b M The p,,se y,,s
In townsh IS Ms.
l2s4 56 and 3 ofranpe No. !
joaA, and & .
lss45and :
1875 afd's a
la3 a sand & as s
Frac. townsb,n
1,ownsh,ns A,ndx &
sA5sand7 ,
sAss7.nda o
esAss7.nda q
Townsb;ne
A5e7s and 10
A5678 and s II
Fractional I'LL. al
345 townships 6 80 and 9 10
and 10 IA
South ofMe BasesIine.
In townships Nos.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-06-15

10 be eonc,uilea in orr merit.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02

You thu II was list made known rs I lart
tile city, and thai il " fully acunfsa mat
worthy officer upon every charrr and spr.
cIiicatlon, the Court declaring that they are
not proved"
Il understood tins would be mad.
Nn"wn I" Lieut.. X. Immediately, aud that
ne would he ordered To ~ ont passenger in
me ftae"ck, from your port. To resume
the situation he held on board the rrigatr
tnllrd States, previous IL his arrest The
secretary considers this sufficient rrrnin-
l'''nst FOL all Lieut.. kcunon's wrunss pri
NaiIahs! and expenses The Court pro-
u 'ancr NJ censare upon his Prosecutor,
nor does the Secretary deem it proper for
lm Ia hrstuw any mark of rep, ! .nsion
lar iibrlloue and Anonymous altacN upon
Il Habo1dmdic officer, the charges AGAINST
whom Il select Court, after duly aud ma-
t"rrly considering the sane," declare are
" not.prot ed"
withholding the sentence from Lieut.
X. uaill the eve ii the Pracock's sailing,
completely drprives him al The right hr
has, To COPY of The proceedings for pub
i'catlon, and WIS assured, at the Depart
mtnt that nothing hut the sentence
would be sent To the Press from that quar-
ter
My aut +. : insiifcs the most impli.
CIT reliance upon THESE farts, and impart
them 10 You with equal confidence in their
truth. - Is
In Il course like this, and with refer
ence 10 one of the most q ), rasatrd insults
Ia which y"nng officer MS ever subject
ed am sorry IN say, but one opinion pre-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02
sTtrE or TIE WAR ~ PERU

IFr'et Of istisr, duied Lima, .Nar.7.
if.ady d. not kupw Win! this war in
era i II trrminai"-Wr. however, d.
"''H' ny III" arrival Of the hrnciupr on
Nv ia7i rom Nric,, that the army TN
YEA. Slntn Crtz, has been totally
'l'd by ! dd"z II Sica,ja. The Ptlriois
Nv" iosf ali Ihcr arms, and have reached
i'rEi, to the uumbrr OF about 1000.
Il -, ir"tn t" Go00 that We're of them
:. '"h' B'hfar * At Lin, with about
''' FIra--!iita Arurr, is 1T TrlxiIlu, al
"'dd al from , II 1910 rnrn. and VII
wa" Itase 40 Authority Whatever, un.
l. "' = allowed II continue Z tsidrut -
''''f has written Ia him desiri ~ hin
'''f' II Lima with his trnop-, bat mol
'5 Wiling I" achloNird e him as Pre-
3l' he h1r refused Ia "hty'
~, Is sud thai Bolivar il about To
t'" aSaln,t hirn, 4 ten civil war will
J.. VA h'tr""n the patriots, while Can
49, law VIII Is posted bctM cen Lima 4 Cuz-
=, ",' ia has G.O00 men under his com.
'N' Is actively employed in watching
ona "9'Ion4 and, Il he should fall upun
so. v, TAR nfh"r, LEI victory incline to either
MN "'rre Is but iittlr doubt that Cantcrac
,b,, |''fro'nr the exhausted victor, y.
n 'r,,,'?y' our Independence Viii. il, greet
''''e' become jropardArd.'
.RRsnoS tyres paper.
pt ..sS5s-.-
: "'' q a litter 10 tte EiioroChe No,
Jotf Bencon. duted
~, RfeHMo%D, March 10
N. nave th;s moment returned from
and .oa'"a. and Knowing the interest yos
n.'ur readers take in the sentence If thr
10" i'fi'!'dt latcI! held upon LIEUT.. Zen.
'@@e great pleasure ~ Informing
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02
JOHN WILLS, c
Co,l,tr-si"HEns OTrcE, !

y Z
TgutAh"gg, ri ,\ocsmbsr, is23
The ip,rtir> in thc,r cau-rs will take notice
l',d hive appointed saturday the twenty
fourth dry OF Ariil newt 10 carry the foregoing
ofdcr 81 court into effect, ON which day tdcs.
are required T." uiiend At my office in lh.s
town, " III thrir accounts, vouchers aud 80
PIES Of eaurl paPers prepared for examination
ana sHilemrnt And all those 10 whom the
aid hohcri {. -cot may have been indebted
III tie tenih day Of December. is2l are I.
GGicrd 10 fe with N" in my blIltc on or b..
fore The - twenty fourth day Of April, III, r
vouchcr. duly authenticated rs 10 the said
debts, IN order that II repoi' Of them may 4.
made to h"snr"r'or court oi chanccry for tic
hyrchbnfg district.
JAMES EENAGH, e.
Npdl . wI,34
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02
Extract IF ioitor 10 he Editor oChe lie
rait. dntcd


d" Dedr Sir
" The sentence Of the Court Martial up
on Mr. kennoa is IA ",tH acqtiitaf upon
er"y charge aad specification but III"
Court so no further
" He Is ordered To the Pacific in the
P"arock-and il report trlls tue, this is a
strpbS the powers that rule the roast
To slIile all furtltrr enquiry about the ia
nous Georgia lli..-. for II is understood
here, the Secretary viii make.no part of
the pIe,Cet.diu"s ~ iiotgs,ssl iea,c. -
MS country, 'pt which when q, are accom.I
aned by Tiers possessing 10 clam to atten-
on. \ m-ccllany Select ReYir ws--al<Inl'
1 tn sin, bu, aot equal IN comprehensive ?
ess, h. the present, Il uutished fof some yeats
4 this CITY, I'D would, il ma be presumed, /
av continued he supp~ ted by ~ de-spiead
rs uptioT, bot Ion an ,,'etoton o. the pan,
M a-ei les 81 IdY eutitious eve sts. The icvi-
a ulit with ,luacf scopc,w uld seem Likely
) &c attended with stll po sIgnal success
b nIte oi ! al existence, owing ~ the goat
4 iii, ilcasan oi retdel, II pen9dicai works, /
a Tie nde iiu7 o. oil the h iii OF oekina in
IN, ba,a niorna.ioa md Amusement
i lie AIase in con,#stsatce IN July, 1922. 1t 1
II ms tNoeoioines ave .,
ujhshed moufhiy-Prtce Sl DQiiar$ n uesr,
: ...44zz#sf,, 81 u t.-s-.ss..Ioon OF which The!
are In be ofciatig kept iSuorant, but which
they hive only IL know IL stamp with
their sererr,t apprehension.
" The Officers here" undrr the rank of
Captain. hope some independent Mtnher
at Consr"+. viii ctlI for the proceedings
of the Court Mortal. Amen say l."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02
4 LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining N he Post mice al LynchLug,
Il on The jlSt n .Iu,h. lgRl
f-Anso0 Allen, salnocl { ALEU-. IT.. Nm
\ N'en, Afa susan l.. Alien ,, ,arlc, An
lhnuy
R-joshnn Bright, Je.sc Bee. Arm.tend
Barh7d",e :, Edward Bronu2, al, Amanda
: borI, Joseph NJ hrfr5 Miss judith s. .ins.
kerry He :, Landau J. Burch, Major Colin
b0c |ner, Joseph Royce a. Co. koh G, Brent,
Nftmhall Brown, MIR Brown, John bell,
Ruiu, \ Bush
C. shehlon + Church ., Eenhen Cos, u.
y " Cylr, Nm. l.. Clbril, Clt IL Christian,
james Guy, Miss Mnrihn 4 y. Carter, James
u. Collin, Nm. Chiek, Josiah Carter, John
'pN, NILSSON Crawford, JusrIIl Carson, Miss
VI" u Crews, Walter 1. tartlngtou, Itch.
mould Cnflc. NJ. h. Cntnrb.n y Co., Fat
rich ". tabcl ,.
D Il. \ Dounld, Edward pesoy2 William
DIFgc' !, james q bearing, MR.. s,lNy boz
we'll MAYO Davies, Mr.. sally Domcil, Dr
II. J.. DaSies, Tandy " Donrli.
.t--JosePh Echols J. EchoI- . settle, Elisha
Ellison
= Edmund Fountain, Mai. Tho,. Frank.
lin, Il,zaheth Finucy.
G-Miss \. J. Grccn, lI'ram y. Gleason,
Mis- MW.a Gray, f,hnci, GoodNln, " ilIianl
Gutlri', llnr IT,. Geolgr
II John + Iiaukina. VIM. Harrison, Dr.
Am'l".e IL iI"nsord, Oth fl,nklcy, samuel
llat, her.
Judith jenkins, A,s. lowell, William
J. Johns :, Ais Hhliha NJ Juhnsop, llczctiz
ah Jordan, Du ilry Joucs, Guns. J. Jordan,
Mrs. Matilda J Jordan
k-Irederich kallrr, WA. ki1d2.
L--lleafy Latham >, Rev. John =, Lee >,
Charles LeHeliiu 3, DR. William l.. Lambeth.
Sau0el lhm, Shelley ler, Mr., Jnur iively,
1amcs London ir John L,r, fofe.t i.ocloll
Thomas II. lncas, Lsi,1n iandtnm, Thomas
Lane, II. a " Ianehornr .
Nv m. Mcdonald, Mrs Surnh { Nnya
John 9. Monrmur, Thomas Mayhrtty, Nj
AehHla Morton. Niliinm Merton, Afford Mr#
Daniel, lame. Meuman ,. Capt Charlie
.Raudoy, fieldy bradford or " illam .Iocgno,
Robert .uoorc
VI. I. Ao'lr, William g. Nelson .. 10.
y ham Spencer AorscI', Putnam North.
O--Jnhn Owens
p Dabncy i Philip, ., John Pollocl, Dr..
]. II. raleson, Richard Perkins, Mi-- Fran.
&c, \. Pom, David ratcson, Thomas Prid-
dy
John liuhinson, Warren Rohrrs ., Rob
R5gWav, james X Russell, .Ers s...,1 ICY
nolds, MI, DeIany To-. IIrnrA nnso.
S.-E. l.. shawn. AiIlam shelton, ir. IN.
lbony i smith, .Nicajab stone, Gco. Snlilh.
smoky, ,fobda n coiof, Robert seolt, Nilinm
sLip"rla, Edmund IL Stevens, ia. Saunders
r--Ios rall,y ., sam Taylor, Armstcnd
Tln,uW Il, Captain William Turner, III
Nancy Turner, .H-s Am l.. Terrell, Allen
lnlbut. ! ,hn l.u"grll. Iamcs II lnckr..
II John A,lIamson, George " Walker.
Edmund Winston ,, .Iiss Elizabeth WRIGHT
" llliam II. u htolrY a 90 Edn nrd u "
lhrr-, john II " jiiiams. John WATSON, Nm.
Nr-lb.uuk, Jnni,.- - " Wall. Nm. . hit
Captain Lilo Will, Robert u Ahiie.
JOIN y II Hi.ELL, T.. N
April .. 3Aa1
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EcuSt Sale.

fDf virtue Of deed OF trust executed to
~ the subscribers by William Lackey, OF
ihe l9Ih day OF July, ls2I. aud duly recorded
IL the clerks othcc of the county court "a
6cdtord for the purpose It occurring eef.
tain deli due DAVIS, Preston y Co. will be
sold, 10 the highest bidder tor ready money,
Mt the dwelling house of said Lackey, OFT
Friday tire 23d day of April, if iair, il not
tho nrnl fair day thereafter, Sundays exeIt-
ed, one sorrel mare. one black peded COW,
.wo red pieded Leifrrs. two -feather heds a
h,r"su, one foldirg table and two NEGRO
GIRLS, (Retter and Sally or 80 much there
of as may he sufficient To satisfy SAID debt
interest and cost.
THOMAS DAVIS, lr.n.,.,.
. THOMAS PRESTON, ! aus
April ;. wA~2
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e. 81 III u ~ IS

Lottery uad Exchange 0Gicc, III, MorLct-st
BALTIMORE.
Whrrr the great caplpl rrj2cs in CU1n
TIE LAST LOTTERIES, Ncgr odd, and
WHERE MORE CAitrNL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBrNNEn THAN Al Any OTHER
ORIG + ~ AMERICA.
Orders from any part oi thc United enlrs,
Ter 10y maiI post pull Or private convey
aoce, ",iosing the casl eIvaplizcs in any ol
lie b3limore loltcries, Mf'l meet III sumo
prompt and pnntiual attention as if on pr.
sonal cation addressed 10
/ | COHEN, Jr. Eoliinorc.
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TH0NAS \. nULCOAiRE

4 AFFERS hi services, to sell inbac, -
~ Tor the flaulrrs Who trade Ia Iynrpz
hurs. lie Is n constant attendant nj H. Ware.
ii1hseS, and knonS thu value uf the d.iFrtenf
imell'rS ot tobacco IA this market. lie " ~
Of those, who couddr thrit produce 10 III
cerc Ills Office is nj llaucech q Brenu's.
February y. WISH -
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VIVIAN NN'VEA,,
I.lNCIlBlfIK(; Y,

I'll NNIIBI III, Va.
L'llE subscriber having taken possession
at thai we'll known ho,rse, thu UNION
llufEL, formerly ooeulird nv Alr. Jnhu
Hancock, is prepared ~ accommodate
RoARnERs aud TRAVELLERS; aud hr
iMfers himself that from his unremifting rN-
ertlons 10 give satisfaction, aud from hi> lon
experience, he will receive a liberal share II
public patronage. Ills pl1c will be furnished
IN tue best style which Tire market will admit
heW stable /, INV preparing, which " III he
I'M shrd ia II few day., which viii cnablr him
10 take good care OF such horses ms may lie
left with him. Ills oaIiets ARE carenl aud
attentive. ELIJAH BRONN,
April ,. 6N3t
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We have Stern letter from Eirhnand.
from u very respectable source, which says
-" | haA" seen With pleasure the procred
lug~ of the Fredericksburg AdAnIS Meet.
r1g. and | am well srti-fird that they have
afforded equal pleasure Ia a great uulnnrr
of persons ia tins place. Though bat an
individual, feed myself 80 we'll convinced
al tn" superior claims Of Mr.. Adams on
the people of the United States, that re-
jolCr al each Circumstance winch adds any
thlng IL his already good prosprct~. am
irnIly persuaded that ~ajoritY in this
city are III his favor, and contemplate al
ready following your example 10 calling a
III citing. Mr.. Adams's supporters here
are Of The most respectable character"
Fred HeydiA