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A I their old stand, next to the Post Office
IN Main street, Edwardsyile, return their
thanks to their customers for the liberal en-
enlargement heretofore received, and inform
them that they are the exclusive proprietors
for making and vending Spring Saddles, IN
this state, on Bryan's old spring can,le plan !;
also, on bis new AID highly improved spring
barred plan. The construction Of the spring
barred plan is such, as to render them much
easier to the rider and safer for the horse.
Any orders, with short notice, will be
promptly attended to. They have fine as
sortment Of eastern materials, and intend keep
ing on hand a general assortment OF work, OF
the most fashionable kind, such as Mems Patent
Elastic Spring Saddles; plain, inlaid, shattered,
and those Of the common kind. Also Ladies'
| Saddles, oil the best and most fashionable kind,
| together with elegant assortment OF
Plated and common Brides and Martingales,
Valces, portmanteaus, Saddle Bags, Trunks,
| Carriage, Dearborn, Gig, and Wagon Harness,
Iiorsemen's Caps, Holsters, and other military
accoutrements. All OF those articles they war
rant will be made equal if not superior to any
ever made in the western part Of the United
| States. They have also quantity OF Shoe
Leather, sole and upper.
! Any of the above articles will be sold low
| for cash, Pork, good Hides, tanned Deer
SKINS Skirting, Bees-wax and TalIow.
| CT Cash pad Tor good dry Hides.
1 Nov 16-78j2f
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SUHvEYoR's OFFICE. ,
!. Luis, Fec. IL. 1894 {

Mr.. EnwAnD BaowyE, has been engaged in
my office as clerk, for about FIVE years, and
is, in my opinion, well qualified 10 form corr
rect and valuable map of the states of Illinois
and Missouri, and the territory Of Arkansas.
from the survey of the lands of the United
States, and of the confirmed claims of indyi-
Guals in those States, and in that Territory, TO
which surveys he has heretofore had, and will
hereafter have access.
WILLIAM RECTOR,
Smpeyor cfMe Lands efthe United lstafesS
ia The States Of Illinois and Missouri,
and The Territory Of arkansas.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17

Dep0!Sato Rehg1oh IAterGtaTe, .9rts and Science,
.4eracuture, Domestic Economy, Foreign.
| and Domestic .Ne7es, c5c Sc.
| PUBLISHED AT TRENTON, NEw-JERsEY,
BY FRANCIS wIGGINs.
7erms-Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per an
num- payable at the end of the year-S2 will
be received in full if paid in advance or within
| the first six months. Single numbers, twelve
and bait cents. The publisher reserves to
| hlmselfthe right of continuing ar disseminating
any paper, as long as subscriber is indebted
10 him for the same. All letters addressed to
the publisher, on business relative TO the esta-
blishment, should be postpaid.
RECONSIDERATION
From the Preachers stationed IN Phjjodei1dia, to
the Members ind Friends ofthe Church.
We the uddersiined, do recommend TO the
Ministers and Members of our Church partcu-
larly, and to all persons friendly to the circula.
ton OF Religious literature and intelligence,
the proposed work, to De entitled the " .fietlo-
dist Recorder" as promising, if it should obtain
sufficient patronage, to be work, which in its
object and design, is worthy oftheirencourage-
nent and support. We think the design of
the work has special claims to their fosi ering
and supporting hand: and we trust it will be
apiy ahu sPIltcuIy SuStilneu.
This is an age in which Religious intelligence
is making rapid marches over the face OF the
earth, and appears to augur tavorabiy, as TO the
approaching improvement OF the moral and re-
ig,ous condition of mankind And we would
fam hope that no friend of Zion would feel in
disposed to contribute towards this very desi
rable object We trust that the proposed pa
per will meet with support as well from those
who reside without the limits of the philadei
within them
Josehh Ly6raad, Lazv M Com5a,
James Smith, Henry G. King,
of Baltimore) Saml S. Kenaard,
Thomas Burch, James Mitchell,
Henry White, Thomas Dunn.
We the undersigned, do cordially concur
with our our brethren in Philadelphia, in ear
nestly recommending the Methodist Recorder
to the patronage of the christian public
John Potts Trenton Station.
John Dreamer, Trenton CT.
Isaac thinner, do.
Jos Hoidich, Newport.
w ". Watiace, Kent Ct.
W. MLenehan, Borden,own.
W. M II. higgins, Essex Ct.
or Persons disposed to become subscribers
to the Methodist Recorder, may see a spec.
men OF the work at this office, or by calling on
the Rev. John Dew, St. Clair county.
April S.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17

OfThe above MAP having been in great
state of forwardness previous To the death OF
mr. rBrozene, will be completed agreeably to
the proposals, by, and under the slperintend-
ence of MIR. ELIAS BAREFOOT, at tie .9a1l-
tors Office, ST. Charles, Missouri
The map HE handsomely executed, and
in point of usefulness, accuracy and beauty, not
inferior to any work of the kind published in
the United States.
All communications and subscriptions win
be directed TO e. Barcroft, ST. Charles, No.
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LAND! LAND!

nNE Hundred and Sixty Quarter Sections OF
~ LAND, situated in the Illinois Military
Bounty Tract, are offered for sale on the most
reasonable terms, by the subscriber.
This quantity comprizes some of the verv
best Lands, as to locality and quality of soil in
the tract Lldisbusable titles with .varraatee
deeds, will be gwen.
JOHN SHACKFORD,
Steam Boat and Fsrv Warehouse, St. Louis.
April s.
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CASTOR MEANS.

nR. JOHN TODD will receive Cas-
~ TOR Beans, or Castor Oil, al the
market price, in payment Of debts alrea-
dy or hereafter contracted, on account OF
his practice. April 70.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
"a ME subscriber has Oh AIMED from
4 the Probate Court OF Pike county,
Illinois, letters Of administration upon
The estate OF WILLIAM DOOLAN
deceased, late soldier IN lhe filth regi
ment OF United States Infantry, stationed
at Fort Armstrong, All persons indebt-
I'd to the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment; and thos
having demands are hereby required 10
present the same, duly authenticated, to
the subscriber at S., Louis.
d Z, CUYLER.
ST. Louis, Nav %, l824-53tf
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\rnkTRY.


THE DEArthoF TUE RIGHTEOUS.
This place is holy grouud,
World with thy cares away.
Silence and darkness reign around,
But 10! the break of day;
What bright and sudden dawn appears,
10 shine upon this scene of tears.
lis not the morning light,
That wakes the lark to sing:
SIis not meteor Of the night
Nor track of angels wing:
It is an uncreated beam,
Like that which shone on Jacobs dream.
ETERNITY and Time
Met for a moment here,
From earth to heaven a scale sublime
Rested on either sphere,
Whose steps sanity figure trod,
BY deaths cold hand led home to God.
He landed in our view,
Midst flaming hosts above;
Whose ranks stood silent, while he drew
Nigh to the throne of love,
And meekly took the lowest seat,
Yet nearest his Redeemer's feet,
Thrilled with ecstatic awe,
Entranced our spirits fell,
And saw-yet visit not what they saw;
And heard-no tongue can tell
What sounds the ear of rapture caught,
What glory filed the eye Of thought.
Thus far above the pole
On wings of mountain FIRE,
Faith may pursue the enfranchised sbnt.
But soon her pinions tire;
II is not given to mortal man
Eternal mysteries to scan.
Behold the bed of DEATH
This pale and lovely clay
Heard ye the sob departing BREATH
Marked ye the eyes last ray'
o;-life SO sweetiy ceased to be,
1t lapsed in immortality.
Gould tears revive the dead,
Rivers should swell our eyes;
Gould signs recall the spirit fed,
We would not quench our signs,
Till love returned this altered mein,
And all the embodied soul were seen.
Bury the dead and weep
In stiffness DER the loss;
Bury the dead ;-in Christ they sleep,
Who love on earth his cross,
And from the grave their dust shall rise
In his own image to the skies.
MONTGOMERY.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
William Burton

WlLL please take notice, that shall sp-
w ply at the next term of the Madison Cir
Gun Court, to be holden on the second Mon
day of August next, to have a decree OF said
Court diyorcing me from the banns OF malri-
monA with sad William Burton, for reason OF
his voluntary absence from the state, and from
ms, tor two years, and more. before the COM
mencement OF this suit.
BARBARA BURTON.
April %, 1925 --08t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
JOHN sNaCHFoRD,
Ferry and Steam boat u arehouSe,
ST. LOUIS,

FOODS and DO.UEoIICO, III part as iol-
oMs CassInets, Null Null, Jaconet, BOOK
and Cambrick Muslns; Cahcoes of ever. pat,
tern and quality Cloths, Bombazetts, Caroline
Plalds, Canton and Flag Handerchiets; SILK,
Cotton, and Cashmere Shawls; super Blue
Domestic Plaids; Checks, A and ga 'sheet-
ngs, ShirtiBH; and Chambrays, from 90 to
SD.
1000 lbs. Cotton Warp.
So kegs manufactured Tobacco,
$50 kegs assorted cut and wrought Nails.
1000 lbs. first rate English Blistered, Ger
man, Swedes an1 ialhac Steel.
400 reams Paper OF every quality. Blank
Books,
1000 lbs. Logwood,
10000 lbs. Castings every description,
Is bags superior Havana Coffee,
10 barrels Philade phia Loaf Sugar,
2 do. Alum. 5 do. Copperas,
l do. Madden,
! Case lndigo-S panish float,
8 bbls. Sugar. Rice,
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Old and Young
Tyson Teas, in chests, half chests, or. do
and 8 lib. cadies.
Alspice, Pepper, Cinnamon
Gnger, race and ground,
Nutmegs, Gloves. birthstone, Camphor,
s by 0 and 10 by II Glass,
Glass Tumblers,
Looking Glasses, assorted,
Cotton Cards, No. 10,
Cordage, assorted. Blocking Irvine.
Hard y Tin Ware.
Knives and Forks,
Butcher Knives. Pocket do. Pen do.
Spanish do. Pruning do. Jack do.
Barlow do Sh0e do.
Butts and Screws. Brass Butts,
Screw Augers, Twined Bits,
Bonnet Nlre, Buckets,
Candlestlcks, Shutters and Trays,
Cork Screws, Cargers,.
Trace Chains. Log do.
Coffee Boilers, Coffee Pots,
Coffee Mills, Candle Moulds,s
Cuilenders, Wash Basins, Lanterns,
lin Pans, lin Cups, Dippcrs,
Milk and Water Buckets,
Measures, assorted. Tea Caddies,
Japanned Tunblers, Milk STEAMERS,
German Steel Hand saws,
Drawing Kniyes, Hatohets, Broad Axes,
Axes, AIDES,
Hand SAWS, Cross Cut, Flat, Mill Saws, and
iia,-tal Flies,
Door, Knob, and Pad Locks,
rnr, ' f po >, 49,. c s5e .>"''''
Curb CHAINS, Spurs, Fiat Irons,
II l. and Strap Hinges,
Shoe, Claw and RWeting Hammers,
Virginia and Yankee Hoes,
PlHcers, Plane do,
Screw Plates, Cowbells,
Iron squares, spoons, snuHera, atlrrups,
Scythe stones, RaZors,
Whetstones, Brass Cocks,
trOckes.y VI are.
p,.,o and ,,rao,, ,,,,a.t pitt.
- "''' - 80
~ ~ w.
n, - ~ 'i nn'1,ad r,ns and s.,oarss
Do sugar Bowls,
Do. 8owis, assorted sizes,
Mocho BOWS, do.
Blue Basins and hwers,
White basins. 10. Pitchers,
Blue and White Chambers.
sfr, {spaCs.
c.,.,.. Ct; ,;I,-,,, q MI
a'''>a'|1' os',. 81
800 -, l',.s' raa,,,a,a
,,'.1.,A.' ~, - $50
NJ ' IN 49, va ,,s'ls ,,,,.,e
t,.,,5sst.c tjiids
'''' 80
,,I
. $500 eeHo'
s,':, a,'"a''
ca,,.oas I'm '' g..
fint,, G'''.''l't - -, eo.l.
49,, r''',9'' a., "o''N'' ''a
M =, III 49,, ''''.
i'"' '-
Liquors.
Choice Jamaica Spirits,
Cogniac Brandy
Peach Brandy a
Cordials
'c,.
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N 70 bags best Havana Coffee,
i: s: :: !: rs MS: Is; : ;;:;'
Ia W 80 doz. Caret Wine,
SO do. Stoughton's Bitters.
Baskets of Fresh Olive Oil,
Boxes of Herrings,
Hampers of Wine Bottles,
Kegs of4, 6, 8, 10, and POD. Cut Nails and
Brads,
80 doz. Fresh Lemons,
400 VT. Fresh Raisins,
Barrels of Resin, Whiting, Spanish Brown,
Venitian Red, yellow ochre, White and Red
Lead, Spts. Turpentinc. Paint Oil and Var
nishes-FoR SALE, ny
j. J. SMITH, JR. & CO.
April S.
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METHODIST
RaDDyR5!.D!yAyDo

DeUotedto Rehglon Literatnre, arts and Science,
agriculture, Donestic Economy, Foreign
and Domestic .Nercs, CSC. Sc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

eally, bai ~ .joci--not ia ;hat negative cha
racter in which too many of our rulers are
pleased To regard them-nnt as the sieps
upon which they ascend TO power-hut, as
The uiS geniiHm-the only scion aud sup
port Of power in demneracy--ihe ruler.
of those who rule. Thus We answer the
question. Such, we say, must. and we have
no hesitation in saying nil, he the repre-
sentative of Virginia in the Senate or the
United States. Mr.. Beniamin Watkins
Leigh must submit his high nan. to the
people, and his political character To the
investigation of those whom he fears Ia
trust with the management uf their oUn
concerns. They, condemned aud secuted
as they have been by him. must pronounce
his destiny, through their servants. And
Heaven forrfend, that he who has attempt
ed Ia wrong and to degrade the people
should be rev arded for his labors with II
flee, and patronage. They would indeed
he their own worst enemies" If both In.
Gre aud honor were awarded 10 the eXer
tons Of their tradnCers.
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INTERESTING f0KLiGN NEWS.

INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
We were furnished by last evening" mail
with adyices from London Ia The 11lh and
L'setpeol IN the 18Th Mt We have mel
iirf tine nor tounr ioi dt ftais-ll Will he
sufficient 10 say, generally, that Spain ap-
pears To he an the eve of another resnlu-
tlon aud that the cause of Greece is
threatened with total ruin The last fol-
trcsa In the Morrh ~ be irerd, and II WAS
feared that II would speedily fall intn the
hands ofthe Turks. Accounts from ,arl-
GUS puts all concur IN saving that the
cause is noddiog 10 il fall" One tnmo,
states that the Greeks had Determined to
throw themselves upon the projection OF
the Blush government, and 10 sell their
sovereignty aud ndrpcr drnee for proi.c-
ton against the Turks bol lhr English
papers are all silent ON the subject, with
the exception of The London Courier,
which appears 10 disbeiere il. We shall
hope for the best though we fear thai there
~ no ioundAtlon even tor hope. The fol-
lowing Is all al commercial interrsi:
LONDON MARKETS, Sept -.
Ibbacco. THE only sale uftoba, CO worth
reporting for the Last two we, ks, Is about
60 hhds. Virginia bought Mt thr late high
piices. lid aud forced of AT 81 ID the quo
tailons are IN consequence nunlIual sevc-
raj cargoes have arrived, bat nut yet lspo-
sed of
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Notice.

~ obedience Ia an order Of the court OF
hnslings for the corporation Of Lynclhprg,
we, the undersigned, commissioners, viii pro-
coed, On Friday the 18th day Of November
next, on the premises. - LET, In the lowest
bidder, The building OF Two AQuEDuC1S,
ar CULVENIS, with rock. 3 feet wide N i feet
deep across The rond (near the Slhueh,cr-house
hHnch,) leading from seventh allcy towards
Lihrrfe, aud covering thu same With enrih--
the undertaken or undeitakers Ia give bond
and security Tor the faithful execution Of the
said work, aud that il y III stand seen years.
JOIN THURMON.
- G. NURItELL,
J MALLORY.
October - 2ff
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

The following Essay, ne presume, is IN
tended to counterfeit the effects of our deli
nealion of single feature of Nj. Giles's
political character. The bane and anti.
dotc" are together, aud without saying a
mother word about Mr.. Giles, at present,
we leave them to operate as they may
The side-wipes at Mr. Adams, and at the
manner of his election appear to US some
what irrelavent and UNNECESSARY; aud if
Mr.. Giles can derive any benefit from them,
he is heartily welcome to it. We shall not
now euIogize Mr.. Adams, nor defeod the
manner of his election. To add IL the
perfume of the violet were wastelul and
ridiculous excess"
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-tyx9---
Etirnri from Il keklcr. Rnied

blNERP0oi, Sept. 10, 1925.
"Cotton is imp o'lng here, aud We have
had a good export demand about ID 10
5000 bales have been sold 81 far IN the
wcrk, aud the prices are I'd higher than this
time last week"
1ac commercial accounts in the article
of Gottnn, nre somewhat more favorable.
This staple he's probably seen It's lowest,
AND appears IN be- gradually rising. Ano-
ther huusc much connected with America,
that Of Duncan & BON, had laird-lhis a.
vent, though Of serious import was not on-
expected.
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fP "A ClIIND AOaT q!

nlSAPPEARED from my house in the
~ county Of Bedford, seven miles west NJ
Lynchhurg, about L o clock, on tuesday the
18th inst. Negro boy, about one year mud
nine months old the mother of which hir.
ed Ola Mr. Cabeli OF New glasgow, (Arn.
herst) TIE iru'iess search made by a very
larse number Of persons, collected from the
nrighborhood, for three days leaves some
reason to suspect that il was stolen away by
sllne villain. II that shunld be the ease, Hhy
information 50 That the child can be regained,
would relieve the feelings nfthc hrcr, restore
the property 10 lis rishl oWner--bul above all
relieve that anxiety that II mother must feel
aud therefore would hc thankfully received
and if restored librrlv rewarded
HIRAM CHEATWOOD.
Oct 27 lt'22
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FAIR PLAY.
SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

The news which we this day publish
from this interesting quarter of the globe.
IL of more than usual importance. Some
of the measures OF which it informs US,
are at the same time, evidences OF the sta
bty of the forms of government that have
been erected on the ruins of Spanish des-
potism, and precursors of system which
will give strength 10 them in their infancy
and grandeur in their age. Without add
yertug To matters Of mluor interest, let us
refer for moment to the scheme of a
Genera! Congress at the lsthmus OF Pana
MA, of which we heard much some SIX
months ago, and which now comes TO as
in more tangible and less dubious shape.
Gen. Bolivar, it "ili be seen, has addressed
a Circular to all the late Spanish American
States, in which he states explicitly the OBJ
ipct of the Intended Congressional IT
" may act as Il rallying point IN common
dangpr-a council in disirrss-aud an IN.
terpreter ana incubator WIZ" "''''' "''''
may Decor between the parties themselves
He inhmaieS, too, that one OF It's Objects
will be to establish system condemnation
al law. al the same time that IL c0nsotI-
date. the existence" Of the newly estab-
lshed independence of Southern America
These are great objects, AID worthy OF re-
ce,vins their impulse aud their consnmma
,ion from a soldier who has shown such q
s,oc.re devotion to the liberties of his
country and the lights OF man avs S'In"n
bolivar. lie will add to the glory ct ha-
Wing wrested from the most odIon' desp"-
t;sm both the immediate country oil Ms
birtn and , sister Republic, the still higher
and no,ler title which belongs to the oene-
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FOR THF GILMAN.
WILLIAM r. GILES.

Where IS William B Giles - IS the en-
quIry made by his country. And, VIII" Is
be ;: ought To be the enquiry of the Messrs.
Editors OF the VrSinian.s Where is lie,
the champion aud leader of the republican
party, To "hom they owe as much as Ia
any man II IS time to call for him, while
the amaiganatlpg policy OF Mr.. Monroe
aud his squeszed az successor, Mr. Adam,
is calculated 10 auolhilate that party.
1t Is true he differed with the legislature
ON the doctrine of instruction but he Is
with Virginia on those important subjects,
some of which are felt, some Seen al DIS
tauce, and Otders at d nearer vlew-and lei
those M.ssrs. Editors without ii fault, cast
the first stone. Ibr splendor thai surrounds
his character ought tn incline us To he KIND
in our objections, and to repel the lmpies-
sions of sonred temper, and the little va
porting reports Of calumnY.
Having languished on his couch for seve-
raj years. his hc.,lth is now greatly restored,
and he is IN the fall cnIoy ment OF ali his
former intellectual vlgor.
Rufus King the supporter Of the Alien
and Sedlion measures, is now palr"nzed
by the present incumbent, and the nation
enquiries, where is William Il. Giles Ably
resisting thuse measures, with matChIess
argumcniatlNe powers, and a bosom throb-
blng with patriotism, he sustained the best
interests af his country, and having planted
the Virginia fame upon mountain heights,
Is now retired in obacnrlty.
Mr.. Cay's tariff scheme the delicate
and Interesting subject Of cur slases-the
amaIgamallns pollcy--and the federal en-
croachments lie like SO many kissing ser
penis beneath a cluster Of flowers. Well
might it be asked. where is VIM. b. Gle
Advertiog to his important services, IA
soft aud Whispering voice from the genius
oil this country aud iepohlCanlsm admnn-
lshes us mol 10 be ulSrateial. Let us, learn
ing snmnfhIng from history, rrmemberihat
Rome, whilst smoking in RUNS. called her
Cam,llus from punishment, 10 repcI her
Ruthless in, adrrs, aid let Virginia call
forth the talenls aud republican consistency
of her Giles. Ia dong 80, she will serve
her country, aud reward man associated
with her prOudest recUllections.
FAIR PLAY.
Note, by The Editors.
We happen 70 know ,rho and 1piat Mr..
Giles is. The enquiry would he useless.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

.cL.
ealnent in the forest, an out skirt
i the Spcssart, which. though now
j much thinncd,Iu those days spread
IS oaks far and wide over tie Coun-
ty. They built themselves "a hut,
Ind, Of course, lived happily. The
Dung man Was expert and lndnstrI.
ms as a deer stcaler, aud the lady
'oasted requirements in cookery,
ihich subsequently were turned to
EXCELLENT account. Years passed a
,ay the emperor happens to hunt
gain in the forest overcome by
lunger, fatigue and long chace,
Ie stumbles, with his suite, on the
cottage. aud asks a dinner.
rbc confoundcd inmates prepare to
IT before. him the only repast which
heirpoverty affords, venlson poaeh-
Il in his own forest. The emperor
d not recognize his lost daughter
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

DIED on Monday last, at his mothers
residence, near Amherst court house, Mr..
JNO. k. FRANKLIN.
- On Monday morning the 18th inst.
Of lingering disease, which she bore Tor
many years with the most exemplary for
tltude ADD christian resignation, Mrs. ANN
WILSON, consort of Capt. Richard WI
sGn Of amherst, aged 90 years 9 months
In the death Of this most excrIIcnt woman
her numerous relations and friends sustain
ed an irrrparabie loss Tor IN her were hap
ply united every characteristic that could
cndrar her To all who had the pleasure 10
know her. II would BE- needless to say
more, without we were able to do justice IL
her memory. Suffice it 10 say. that those
who know her will long cherish fond re
mrmbrance Of her virtue. AZ a snace Ia
those who have been afflicted in the loss Of
the deceased, we would say, shr died III
the foil hope of II glOrious immortality be
You'd the grave.
Died. on the 8th alt. at the residence Of
MIS-. Ann =. Shppy, in Twiegs county,
Georgia, Mr.. RICutPp RRIw, Il native of
Plnsylvanla, Virginia, aged 80 ycats.
II = Editors of parers III the neiehhor-
hood of the place ot his nativity. will please
INSERT the slo,cgoing, with view to ac-
quaint his parents and friends that they
may apply for and receive from Mr.. Slap
pey, or Der son D.. John q. Slappy, IN
Tnlgg county, Georgia, small estate that
he left at his demise.