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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-15
livingston & Remedy,
TAIIORG

AilE public are most respectfully inform
81 ed that we have associated ourselves to-
gcther for the purpose OF conducting The
TAILORING BUSINESS, and have taken
the hor.s Immediately eeosite Messrs Nor
veil AMI Mprgans store where we will at
all times be found, md WI thankfully re.
eeiye and faithfully discharge el kinds of
work committed to our care. From our en-
erience in our profe sion aud our sssidnity
and punetuality 10 our work, we datter our
selves that we will merit the attention and
patronage OF generous public.
August ts0s
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HavlanAlna's Odontalgia
Nrugs, Medicines, sc.
THOS. y. DUVAL

Has Just received an additional supply
4 L of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, among
which are the following, viz Epson
and GIauber Salts Cream Tartar, Seidltz and
Soda Powders, Ginger, Alum. Long Pepper,
laUers' Bow-Strings, Verdigris, Aqua-Fortis,
Quick Silver, Gum shellac, Genuine Durham
Mustard, real Velve, Bottle Corks, an elegant
variety of Fancy Soaps; and expects in few
days, further supplies, which will make his
assortment much more coinplete than hereto
fore, 90 June 90.
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by authority OF Congress
J. II. Yates & A. Mcintyre,

j. II. Yates & A. Mcintyre,
DEsPEcTFULLY announce, that fbey
II have undertaken the actual management
of the Lotteries aulhotized by Congress, for
completing tie Washington Csnal, and for
other public Improvements aud that, en-.
lirely exouefaiing the public authorities from
all responsibility, they have given sniistacto-
ry security for the puuctnal paymen; OF all
prizes which may be drawn.
They assure tile public that these Lotteries,
under their management, shall be arranged
and drawn upon just and fair principles IN
the latest and most approved mode aud that
the prizes shall be promptly reid IN cash
They have the honor 70 present the following
scheme oftbe
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FNESN ANYWAYS.

we have recently added TO our assortment o.
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, the to..
lowing
90 pieces new style London CaIicoes,
Beautiful black Italian Silks, 1fase
Rich figured aud plain white Sattns. }
White Italian Grape and Florence silk.
Long white Kid Gloves, and short do
Grape Shawls, all shades and full size,
Fine and superior Brown Hollands,
Gimps, all shades,
Black cireas5ians, superior TO any ever IN
ported,
Morocco and Sealskin Shoes, approved ma.
nutacture,
Washington and Dorchester Bed rickings. "a
aud Sd wide,
Very superior plain black Mandarin Grapes,
few pieces superior Blue Cloths, exceed
insly low,
All OF which are offered at very reduce!
prices at the New Fancy Store.
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
August /. ts95
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w WIN pNNN.NN

IINIE subscriber takes this method Of
informing his trcads, aGqnaintances and
The public generally, that he has taken FOR n
term of years, that Well known tahrrn house
~ the town OF Lynchburg, near the upper end
OF main street, formerly occupied by john
Hancock, esq called tue
ONION NNTEX4,
Aud t. all who may favor him with their Gus.
tom, either as constant bua1ders, or transient
visitors, he promise,t 20 do his best do deserve
their patronage. His house is now ready to
receive company.
JAMES c. MOORMAN.
March II. t.2o
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Yract oi sIanA,

caiied Black Water, IN Campbell tounfy I'D.
coming Af,ssrs ja' BuHock. John NJ 0fcy
r. Chiffon, and JJhn Burton, containing by
eaimatlon 25o heres, dcon5idsejie portion Of
nhieh, Is reh ioto grounds, aad Tie residue IN
usually rdittnbie-- Terms !, :, md 3 Yra1a, IN
equal payments from The la dog IF January
l5-6, al uhich time possession oW be girtn 10
thf purrhnssr-- Bonds ,o,fh npproucd security,
and DEED Of trUst upon heLood. mH be
required. Is. X. 5COTT ET'r-
Of SAM. Scott deed.
August 4. Utds 90
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July 2e
William Opoens &. Griffin L. Leciic

ksIuio,, O.,cno e. CriN;n y Jeri.;.
" "AIu" 10 ~ - ~' s''''
Afol hESHhEo o. Dpoouiolo,
have just received, III aaoi'.oi u tneii toIH"
aSsortmeht The iollo"'hg a!ueies
c cor3os susimats h f.a""1 auas.ia
Sal Ammoniac SquiIls
Gum Camphor sayine Leaves
Liquorice Ball Black Hellebofe
Baisam Toia Gum 1ragacauth
Gum Myrrh Sal. Soda
Rochell Salts BalSani Copaiya
Pulv Rhubarb Fancy Perfume Fies
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Nv the Governor Of North Carolina
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SClIEAlE.
g164,6so

This j. a Lottery formed by The ternary
combination aud Formulation oil SO numbers.
10 determine the prizes therein, the 33 nun
hers vii be seycra.I} placed IN wheel on the
dayof drawing, aud i've otthem will be drawn
eni and that ticket having on II the lsl, Cd
and 81 drawn Nos. IN the order Ia which
drawn. will he entitled TO tho prize OF 10000
dollars and those five other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos. III the fol
lowing orders, shall be entitled 10 The prizes
u IL, LII In Inrln. rn IL rfIYrlA. VIZ
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office.

WHOEVER has borrowed my Sad
" die, Bride and Martingae, will baFe
the goodness 10 return them.
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON.
Aug. 8. otlOO
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SCIIIAlE,
l2,l2O prizes, 1920 ,qc seo dollsrs
D. 100 blanks tickets } '""'0o'

considerable portion of this lottery is put
up in parcels f2O tickets, embracing all the
combination numbers, from ] TO 90, which
parcels cannot possibly draw less than $40, less
the deduction of 10 per cent. with 50 many
chances for the capun prizes.
Present. price Of tickets IS, shares in proportion,
Tho following brilliant schemes Of Lotteries
are also offered to the public, under the
management aud responsibility of j. B..
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Valuable Town property

on main street, IN the to,en Of LyHchbng, con-
tanning about o21 jtd front, ne same property
note occupied By ~. James Joaes, q adjoining
hn eio--ui,o Tie LOTou 3dsreef, baet 81 said
tot containing abom s24 ltd yJfont "a saia 81
afeef, and running bdek he usual deP@ "
foWH iofs, 7heabore pr0ptdy rs very rdinabic,
AMI wjH certainty be sold uroit crtdu II 6, II,
and IL monihs, IN equdi payments, NE purchaser
or purchasers giring negotiable aete tih an
npprored eadorser, for he fa. pappsai, aud
bonds for the hpo iasl, NTH deld ti1.t up.
on nc property 10 secure TIC whole Also, ,o,it
be sold on The lbh dag ~ 0et0bT aert, upon
HE pyGuIses that paiyabIe
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WASHINGTON CITY
CANAL LsOTTERX

tL.7SS NO. I, Tor I82J.
To be drawn on the 18th day Of August next,
aud flushed in few minutes.
u Sirty NamberS-- Eight Ballots 10 be draiCH.
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North CavoAina Aottery

North Cavolina Aottery +,
70 BE DR.4W.V IN .NOVEMBER
,NEXT-PRIZES,
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
1890 DOLLARS,
1890 DOLLARS,
10 OF 1000 DOLLARS,
10 Of 500 DOLLARS,
Price OF tickets s..
The drawing OF each of these lotteries will
certainly take place on the days named, and
be finished IN a J,W minutes and the fortu-
nate holders may have the Cash Immediately
= u Orders from all parts enclosing the mo-
ney to DO invested for tickets, in any OF the
lotteries OF the several states, and of the Dis
trlct OF Colombia, under their management
will be regularly served.
UTNotes OF the Bank of the United States
and It's branches, and, generally, the notes of
all Banks IN good credit at their own home,
received as cash, at par.
u Prize tickets signed by or for them, in
the lotteries OF Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland
Washington City, Virginia, North Carolina
and Louisiana, will be received at this office
aud the cash RENTED, or the amount invest.
ed in lotteries, according TO directions
IJFenders of tickets throughout the coun-
try will be very Literally dealt with
- All letters to be post paid and Addressed
10
NAYES & McAENYNE,
W.9SHLEGTOH CITY.
Aug. II. 81
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1900 highest prize.

a. .neI.YTYRE, Manager.
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LOTTERY


For the benefit Of the Medical College of Bal
tmore, 9th class, new series.
To be drniUn on The 1911 day Of October next,
md Gnished IN q Il ~ minnles
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

On Tuesday. the Court Of Commosr
Pleas, in New-York, was occupied by
a suit for seduction, loss OF service, nur-
sing expenses, SC. brought By the fa-
Their of a dingy lass against a white gem
tleman with a family. The delicate i'm
vesiigation and p~leadings continued till
the evening, when the Jury were char
ged, and returned a verdict for the de.
iendant The nlaintif and his daughter
were indicted for a conspiracy IN the
case. -
On Wednesday the 18th ult. james
Hudson was executed at Fall Creek
Madison county Indiana, for the mur>
der Of Logan, an Indian Chief. Pre-
yious to being swung oil, he made a fulk
confession, in which be detailed the
circumstances connected with the mur~
der of Logan and the other Indians, in
All Interesting amer Ii is o in
preparation for the press and will be
published in pamphlet form, a. 500
as practicable.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

AP~ennsylvania paper informs its rea-
ders, that well executed Five Dollar
notes on the Philadelphia Bank' are
in circulation; & then winds up with the
following singular but friendly notices
I'VE have the name of one man who,
it is said, is engaged in circulating these
bills, aud we would advise him to be-
on the look out.n-Phosair Gazette
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
Public Sale.

MILL be sold at the late residence Of Nj
Wy cholss Sehappert. deceased, on Thurs
day the l7th of March, inst. ALL TIE PER.
SoNAL PROPERTY of said deceased, con-
sistng Of Cows, Grain by the bushel, Rye,
Corn and Oats;
Household e. Kitchen Furniture.
such IS Bedding. Chairs, Stoves, Desks, Blu
resu, q Cart, and many other articles not neoeS-
sary to mention. Six months credit on all sums
above five dollars. Sale to early az
the day, and due Attendance gwen BY
JACOB ScHAPPERT, Admir-.
March 3
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
Nousrsss

Adjourned on the Sd inst. The Senate met
on the oh. sgreeably to writ OF the l'res dent.
for the purpose Of tr.nsacting Executive ba-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17
Public Sale.

win be sold, on Thursday the 24th of March,
on a creck,
Some good Work Horses, Brood Mares,
Coils, .Miie6 Cows, Sheep, and u
number. cf Sows and Pigs;
one Wagon; one new Cart; one ten plate Stove;
. quantity of Rye, Bran, Shorts, S6dpstuff, and
Stone Coal by the bushei: Feathers and Geese;
a quantity OF good Wi.iskey, by the barrel;
enc set Smith Tools.
GJWili be sold, on the same day, for cash.
one hundred HOGS, all of which are in good
order. JAMES FORAAN.
Biouih Of Opeckon, March 10
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Trustee Eleriion

AK Faessaa ~ SffEF TAtAEkEA
~ A. - as-a sf.HfaarRr - t hr
= dr Caat un@ a n .us u ~
q, tAs ia ~ aAFr4 n1 AAA-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

ticut. the committee find that. in that state.
/! there - a IAa upon tbs subject, which Is in tho
following ~ordS. "Whcneser sny vacancy shall
bal pen 10 The Representation OF this State in
the Sen@te of tbs United States. by the expi-
ration ct The terra Of sertlsr sfa seiscfsr, or by
rfsgsation, o. otherwise. The General Assem-
bly,, IT then Ia session. shsl. BY a concurrent
vote OF The Senate aud House IL Representa-.
iives. proceed TO 6l said vacancy by = new e.
lection. aHd, IA case such vacancy shall happen
ia the recess ct the C neral Assembly. ths
's1feFner shall spposnt some person TO hli the
same until tic neat Eieetng OF the General As-
ssmo,y."
lrhe committee $ rsistsd Of Mr.. Eaton or
Tennessee. Mr. Edwards OF Connecticut, am
air, TAfesell q virgi Ata.1
The report being read
The question was taken on the resolution
Submitted by Mr., Van nuren on Saturday, Ito
permit MIR Lehman TO be heard on The subjecs,l
and il WIS agreed 70.
lr. Edwards offered a resolution TO sdmit
Mr.. iAnm.a 10 be qualified, anal 10 take his
seat IN the Senate. pursuant to the credentials
Ut the Cove nor.
MIR. Lanman then rose. and. 10 a speech OF
about an hoor, ,inaieat,d his right TO . sea-
under the credentials Of the Executive Of Con-
necticut. which he had rceivcd-snd in reply
TO genllelncn who had c.possd his right to =
scat.
Dir. Holmss of Maine, rrsde = few remaEks
explanatory OF The pr~ccdcnrs which were sic
ted. and to slow Why lie thought hinself pre-
claded, by tho Constilutioo. from consentinR
that Mr. Ianmsn should take a seat under the
credentials he pursued.
Mr.. stills addnced several precsden,s to
shos that members bad been. ON former occa-
sions. admitted to seats in Ike Senate, under
su,hori,y similar 10 lha, possessed now by Mr..
Lanman, and in sintlsar cases. aud though he
was not perfectly free from doubt on the ques
ton. he thought thos. prcceJenta 10 weighsl
that he WAS in f4soF Of admitting Mr.. Lsanxn
to his seat.
The question was then taken on the resolas'
tion offered by Mr. Edwsr Is, and il ws de-.
cided IL the a~esatiys, BY yeas and nays. -
follows:
YEAs-Messrs Bell, Bouligny. Chsse. Clay
ton, BWoN. FdaafJs Harrison, liendricks..
Johnston II Louisiana, Kane, Knight. Lloyd u
Mass. M'll,aiile, Mills, Noble. Rowan, Sey-
meur. Thomas 8
NhYS-Messts Barton, Benton, Berr,an.
Branch, Chandler. Dckerson, Eaton, FindIay.
Salllsrd. Hayae. Holmes Of Name, Holmes %
Alsss. Jacksah, King ~ Aiao. lloyd Of Md.
MARKS, Macon, Reggtrs, Smith OF Md Taxes
well. Van Buren,, Van Dyke, Williams %.
The Senate. therefore. decided that M
Lanmsn was nef entitled to = scat.
Several messages (of an Executive naturey
were received from The President Of The unilsf
States, by Mr.. Daniel Brent; and
After spending some time in the considera
ton OF Executive business.
Tie Senate adjourned.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-17

A few days since five couple were
married at stock Church among these.
g. sailor attended with his blushing BELLE
Jacks face presented 10 the Clergy
mans view no small number of scratch
es, intersectius each in all directionsi
he looked at him rather earnestly, which
Jack perceiving, exclaimed, II know.
your honor, what yol are glimpsing at:
Twas Madam there, dbl I last night,n
po.ntipgt 10 bis Intended bride, but I
segsed her ut for it-only look at her
eyes;n and Jack was right, for on in
speeding the damsel, the oros of vision
we're found surrounded by nearly all
he coors OF the rainbow. They went
to the altar in perfect good hunor g.
complete tbs ceremcny.
FlsmOah pope.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
diers collected around the General, who

diers collected around The General, who
had fought under his eye al Brandywine,
and at Yorktown. He probably did no,
recellect them, but they all recollected
bin. and IBIS meeting, IN the winter OF
their lives, seemed TO awaken youthful
feeling, and carry them back 10 the
evenlial period when they were associ-
ated in arms.
The company now proceeded 10 the
tavern, kept by Col. Sweet, in the follow
ing order:
Gen. Lafayette,
George Washington Lafayette,
Col lie KaSSeur,
Slr. De Syon,
Governor Coles, of Illinois,
Co.'s Morse, I aids OF the governor OF
Col. Dueroe,S Louisiana.
Mr.. Prieur, Recorder Of N. Orleans,
Mir. Care, Governors Secretary,
Louisiana Committee,)
Col Scott, aid 10 Gov. of Miss.
Gen. Gen s s'sss' Tennessee
Cot E Salls COMMITTEE.
Judge Peck, Gen. Dodge Col. Wash,
Col. 'FQiion--St. Louis Committee.
Citizens 81 KaSka8ki0, and viciaity.
'fhe committee CT Arrangements
were,
Genera! Edgar,
Governor Bond,
IV,iliam Morrison,
Gaht. Stacy McDonsugh,
Judge Pore,
Hon. E. 4 Kenc,
Col. Neuord,
Col. Greenuh,
Col Mather,
MAJ. MarzveN,
Maj. HamhAreys,
DR. Bets,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17

ed On his route, 10 Nashville, 20 which
place the governor OF This state has ae
companied him.
Happiness attend thes yirluous La
iayette. We Will see him no more !;
but his visit will be all instructive lesson
in liberty; our youth will remember II,
and ii will strengthen their minds in
those noble principles OF patriotism
which should be cherished so long as
human rights are worth preserving.
Kings and Despots who are in unholy
league against tie march OF liberal prln-
cipies, behold with dISmay the incidents
which mark the progress of Lafayette,
through these young republics. And
well may they lrembie; lei these princi-
Piles once eniighten the dark minds Of
The subjects OF Europe, and their cman-
ciPat,on will soon follow--,he shackles
OF tyranny will be riven forever.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17

N pursuance of an order of the Hon Cir
4 cult Court for the county of Madison, state
OF Illinois, shall sell at public sale, on the first
day OF June next between the hours Of ten
and three O'Clock of said day, at the store of
&. & ID. Smith. in Alton, the one undivided
third part of the following pieces of land, viz.
The west half of the southeast quarter of sec
ton rs, and the west half of the northeast
quarter OF section 26, in township 6, north Of
range 10. west of the third principal meridian.
belonging to the estate OF Marcus Mallory, dc.
ceased, to pay the demands sgaiAt said estate.
JOEL FINCH, Admir-.
April 10, 1886
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Sale of Lands for Faxes.
STATE OF ILLINOIS: VANDALIAa
Hf7.i/ lSf 1903

STATE OF ILLINOIS vANDALIAs
Ahrii lst, 1925.
3 DY the provisions of the "Act to
Ed postpone the sale Of lands adyertis.
ed for taxes by the Auditor OF Public Ac.
counts" approved January Sd, 1925,
the land advertised to have been sold on
the LIST Monday in January, 1925, Tor
the non-payment Of the tax and costs
due thereon, has been suspended until
the THIRD MONDAY 10 JUNE next,
on which day The Auditor will proceed
TO sell, at the door of the State House
in the town Of Vandalia, the whole Of
the land 80 advertised, or so much Of
each tract as will satisfy the tax and cost
which may remain due on that day. And
will continue the sale from day TO day
until tho same shall be completed
E c. BERRY, .4udisor.
April l9.-3s
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
WOOL OARDXEG.

TIME subscriber viii commence CardIng on
Il the first day Of June next, at the rate of
eight cents per pound in cash, or the fifth
pound of wool. Those who will please to ia
vor him with their custom, may depend on
having their work done well.
The wool must be sent clean, open, and well
picked and with one pound of grease to eve.
nine pounds Of wool.
WILLIAM SCOTT, Jr.
ST. Clair County, April l6, 1825-O8t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
TOWN OF
JACKSONVILLE.

' 4 MERE will be sale OF OTIS on tho
n first Thursday alter tie first Mon
day IN June next, in the town OF Jacksons
vile, upon credit of nine months.
JACKSONVILLE is the permanent
seat OF justice OF Morgan county, and is
located on sections twenty and twenty
one, in township fifteen north, range ten
west, one mile and half northeast oil the
Diamond Grove.
1t Is no' deemed necessary to make
any comments on tie beauties and ade
vantages of this county, as il is generally
known and admitted by every person who
has travelled through it, to surpuss any
other in this state.
BY order of the Commissioners Coure
of Morgan County.
DENNIS ROCKWELL, CIR.
Jacks onUillr, SOfh .dhrii. lS25-o33e
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
AaW Notice.

Y'HoMAS REYNOLDS, having resumed the
Z practice of the Law, will attend tbs
Courts Of the second and third Circuits, and
invariably the Supreme Court of this State.
He will also attend any of the Courts in the
first Circuit, when sufficient indictment is Of.
tered.
Kaskaskia, April Is, 1825-18t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
I4aw Notice..

GEORGE FORQUER and THO'S. FORD
VI will practice Law in copartnership. in the
Circuit Courts of Monroe, St. Clair, Madison,
Greene, Morgan and sangamo counties, and
also, in the Supreme Court at VandaIia One
of them may at all times be consulted, at Ed
wardsville, unless absent Oh professional bust.
ness.
April 1879
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17

The Hon. RuFus KING, of Newly York,
has been appointed by the President of
the United States, to be Envoy Ex.raor
binary and Minister Plenipotenl'ary from
the United States to Great Britain, IN
the place of Mr. RUSH, calledto preside
over the Treasury Department. Mr..
KING is well known as having, for the
last eleven years, occupied seat in the
Senate Of the United STATES from New"
York, and as having been formerly Mi
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-17
mister 10 this same Government TO which

he no% deieeaied. ae is, besides,
one OF the oldesi statesmen now in nub.
lie lite, having ueen Member of the
Convention mat + rmed The Constitution.
and Senator OF the United States from
Massachusetts thirty odd years ago.
MAJ. Intek
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UNION HALL.
k~ Frederick holman

NIL TENDERS his respects to his
MIL friends and the pablo generally, and
informs them that he has taken the
large and convenient house, lately in the &C.
cupancy OF F. Ernst, deceased, where he is
prepared to accommodate in satisfactory
manner, all who may be disposed to call on him
His Table and Bar shall be well furnished; and
having convenient stable, 1t shall be as well
prepared for the reception of Horses as anv
in the country. He particularly invites the
patronage of his old friends.
April l9-4t
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Administrators Sale.

;kaskia, April Is, 1825-18t
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WOOL CARDANG.

IsHE subscriber will card wool the present
1 season for eight cents cash. Or the fifth
pound of wool. Good Butter will be received
at the market cash price.
JOHN ADAMS.
Edwardsville, April %.