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POTATOES,


Extract Of letter from Gen. White
law, Of Ryegate, VI. to the editor of the
New England Farmer.
"On the third Of May, 1925, select
ed twenty good handsome potatoes, as
near Of size as possible, ten of which
planted whole in ten hills,-the other ten
l cut in four pieces each, and planted in
zen hills, in parallel row with the other,
-four pieces in each hill. On the 28th
day Of September I dug the potatoes and
weighed the produce Of each row by it.
self The row in which the ten whole
potatoes were planted, weighed 46 pounds
I 2 ounces--an the row which was cut into
quarters, produced II pounds a ounces.
The rows were contiguous to each other,
and the soil exactly the same. No ma.
nure was used.
SUGAR FROM PorAToEs.-M. Gall,
OF Treves, IN Germany, has published a
work in which this is highly recommend
ed, and stated 10 be more profitable than
the extraction Of sugar from the beet.
One hundred pounds from the latter
(ssys hey yield scarcely four pounds Of
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THE ALBUM.
AND LADIES WFEK1y cAzF1,T

AND LADIES WEEKLY GAZETTE.
VDsHlS is new publication, issued every
Il Wednesday. 1t has been commenced UNI
der the most favorable auspices, and, as its
title designates, is appropriated particularly to
the Ladies'. Ii is devoted to the cause Of vir-
tue, to knowledge and amusement. 1t will
furnish information on the culture of plants,
flowers, &c. useful receipts general week.
y summary of foreign and domestic news,
with rich fund Of choice and select miscel.
laneous literature. 1t is neatly printed on fine
white paper, expressly for binding,) quarto
form-eight pages, without advertisements,
(Which are to be inserted on cover) The
price Is only TWO DOLLARS per anniinn, payable
by those in the city, half yearly, and by all
others yearly, in advance.
Among numerous list of contai utors are
the names of SELEoK OSBORNE, the BosToN
BARD, &c. and in order to render the work
truly valuable, the Editor will distribute pre-.
miums for original articles, amounting to ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
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1T. Aouis Aottery Office.
100000 Dollars.
$4,000 Dollars.
$4,000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.

For any Of the above Capitals, apply at the
the SAINT LOUIS LOTTERY OFFICE, Main Street,
ST. Louis, nearly opposite the Post Office, and
next door to Gay & Estes.
One thing that would press on the minds
of the people, is, that one Ticket is all that is
required to obtain either of these desirable
sums, and that some person or persons must
and will get all Of them.
The Lotteries that have Tickets in, are
the Union Canal Lottery, Of Pennsylvania;
New York Literature; Maryland University;
Maryland State Lottery, or Odd and Even
System; Virginia, and others.--Tickets and
shares in most OF the Eastern Lotteries for
sale.
All orders, with the CASH will be most
thankfully received, and filed by the return
ing mail.
All kinds of Bank Notes bought THE
highest price given for Illinois State PAPER.
JAMES S. THOMAS.
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7 MS.

a liberal credit will be given where the Sc.
curhy Is satistactory-the particulars made
known at the time and place OF sale
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TAKE NOTICE.
HATS FOR PRODUCE.

'EE subscriberinforms the Farmers of Ma
4 olson county, that he will receive in pay.
ment for all descriptions of fur Hats Gas cash
is not to be had) Pork, Beef Cattle, Merchant
able Wheat, Whiskey, Corn, Butter, dickens.
Potatoes or any thig suitable for the Orleans
market, until the 25th OF October, delivered
at Edwardsville by those living in the eastern
part of the county; and those residing in the
western part, at the widow Rura GlLLHAm's
Ferry.
JACOB C. BRUNER.
Edwardsville, July 18th, 1926. A 3m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-28

10 the Voters Of Madison County.
] have lately understood that there are
reports in circulation, " hich would have
a tendency 10 inJure myself and my bro
Their, David Prlckett, who is a candidate
for the House of Representatives, from
this county, If they were not set before
you IN their proper light. The reports
have arisen from difference OF cpl
MON between myself and brother,
as TO the propriety or IMPROPERLY
of sustaining the Circuit System. |
had heretofore entertained an OPT
MON that brothers who acted and
thought for themseives) could honestly
(and hope our difference of opinion is
OF that kind) ditfer.in opinion as well as
other men; end why men shoold make
use OF such difference OF opinion, for The
purpose oil iDlorins both, leave for the
consideration OF an honest community
There is no an for whom | have ever
felt the same interest that have Tor my
brother, but it is human TO err, one or
tho other is right; let every free man
Judge for himself. am not so much
lost in the yortex Of politics, as to wish
my name made use oil against any can
dldaic.
A ppICYE,TT,
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DEPARTMENT OF sfATI.
8th Jntle. 1896.

9Th June, 1926.
u enable this Department TO comply with
the subJoined resolution Of the House OF Rep.
resentatlyes, the several Claimants to whom it
refers, are requested to send hither by mail,
as soon as practicable, Schedules of their re-
spectve Claims, exhibiting the particulars re-
CURED by the Resolution, as nearly as may be,
according to the following plan:
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Sale Of Farming Stock &c.

On Monday me 2l8t Aagust heat will
be alfred for sale, at
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A. PRICKETT.
NeSsra. Lihfiincott q .f55ott,
II EMIL EN-,

GENTLEMEN,
In your paper of the I4th can
E'eetor," suggests the propriety of the
candidates for the General Assembly
expressing their views in relation 10
the continuance or abolition OF the Cir.
cult System. On that, as well as all
other subjects that may be brough, be.
fore the House, | shall, if elected, vote
agreeable to the wishes Of my cons.i,u-
enIs.
WILLIAM GILLIAN.
EdzoardSuilie, July %, 1926,
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The paper from which the following

The paper from which the following
certificates and signatures are published,
exhibits but one handwriting, which we
believe is that OF Mr., THOMAS ]. M
CURE, one OF the editors OF the late
Illinois Republican. We mention
this that the public may have the same
means of Judging OF its authenticity tina,
we have; Tor editors are SO liable TO i'm
position, that we should have required
some evidence on that head, but Tor the
lateness of the period al which it was
received. 1t is our determination to
give Mr.. Kinney every facility in our
power TO relieve his character.
We observe that Mr.. Earnest dis.
claims that part of his former letter
which relates to the Canal; but from the
ambiguity OF The certificate, we cannot
tell whether any more is intended TO be
disavowed or not.--ED. SPEC.
], Jacob Earnest, do hereby certify,
that the publication in the Illinois Intel
llgencer, of July 9th, 1926, with my
name signed thereto, SVaa NOT written By
me j; and large or the greater part oil
the publication guaS unauthorized BY me !;
and neUer dictated by me and hQrticu-
larly the part relative 10 The Canal has
orr qOaa NOT at any time (been) named
by me.-Gisen under my hand in San
CANON county this nineteenth day OF Ju-
ly, 1926.
JACOB EARNEST.
Signed in presence OIL
{. II. MATHEW,
IHos. J. MCGUIRE.
We, the Undersigned citizens of San
canon county, were present at the house
of MAJOR Mabley, in Sprins field, aud
saw jacob Earnest sign The above cet.i-
ticaIe alter i, had been read to him aud
the company several times, on the 18Th
oil July, 826.--Glven under our hands
this 2o.h Oh July, 1896.
THOMAS Coz,
]. ID. BELL,
VIM. CONSTANT.
john WATKINS.
JAMES e. M'NABB.
Thomas II. Price.
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BY the President Of tie United State,

By The President Of tie United States
h N pursuance Of law, l, JOHN QvINoY
n ADAMS, President oil the Unned
States OF America, do hereby proclaim
and make known, tina, public sale will
be held al the Land Office al Springfield,
in The STATE Of Illinois, OF the second
Monday in September nert, for the dis
posal oil The Lands situate in the follow
ing described townships and fractional
townships, viz:
Townships Mol 18, 10, of Range No. "a ( ;,
do. No l6, II, Is, & 10 Of Range No. 8 "a
do. No. 16, II, Is, & 10, of Range No. y
do. No. 10, II, Is, & 10, of Range Nc. 10 c6 4
do. No. 10, II, and Is, of Range No. IL S9S
Frac. do. No. 49, of Range No. II
Towns. No. 16 & II, of Range No. 70
Frac. do. No. is & 10, of Range No. 10 e.
Frac. do. No. l6 & II, OF Range No. Is : .
The sale will commence with the low.
st number OF section, township, and
Range, and will proceed in the order De.
aiBnaed in this Proc lamation.
The Lands reserved by law for The
nse OF Schools, or for other purposes,
will be excluded from sale.
Given under my hand, at the City of wash
inBton, this Oath day of MAY, A. d. 1895.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
By the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
commissioner of the Gen, Land Office.
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~ O'Y kCE

A LFRED CoWLLS, of Belleyile, will at.
IA tend to my unfinished business in the DIFF
terent Conrts. Those indebted to me will
please make payment TO him, or to HAIL
MASON, OF Edwaldsvie.
HENRY STARR.
July 18th, 1826.-3a6t
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Wheat, and Fork on foot

Received in payment for purchases at the a.
bove Sale the highest Cash price allowed
for them.
Edwardsyille July 21st, 1868 ST.
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MIST OF Candidates

For Governor.
NINIAN EDWARDS,
THOMAS SLOO, ir.
ADOLPHUS +. HUBBARD.
For lieutenant Governor.
SAMUEL II. THOMPSON,
JAMES ADAMS,
WILLIAM KINNEY.
For Congress.
DANIEL p. COOK,
JOSEPH DUNCAN,
JAMES TURNEY.
For Senator from this County.
JOSEPH CONWAY.
For Representatives..
GEORGE CHURCHILL,
WILLIAM DWELL,
DAVID PRICKETT,
ERASTUS BROWN,
ROWLAND P. ALLEN,
WILLIAM GILLIAN,
WILLIAM JONES.
For Sheriff:
JOHN T. LUSK,
NATHANIEL BuCKMASTERd
GEORGE KELLEY,
For County Commissioners.
DAVID SMITH, a-
EMANUEL J. LEIGH,
SAMUEL GILLIAN,
HENRY BONNER,
JOSIAH CASWELL,
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY,
SAMUEL SEYBOLD.
For Coroner.
JOSHUA DELAPLAINE,
JACOB G. BRUNER.
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J71he publishers of the Laws of the Unit.
ed states, will insert this notice six times in
their papers. a ct
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Wy Sa,WvaaN'S Mail

o. Ii viii bcsero ihat tine Convention
Question has received is goietos IA the
House Of DrIrgntrs. We hardly know
"h' Their Ia grirs" or rejoice NJ ,ls failure
ltlhe people choosr 10 be slaves, icr nave
no rlsht 10 object The question shall not
die. h"Nevrr, IN tins way. II .hall be- eve
~ year brought up until thr ptopir have a
hearing - We shall hrpratl,r examine the
subject viii semr miunirncss.
IN" petition Tor an am leading from the
Turnpike into the upper end al the town
hNs been decl',cd reasonable by TN Ilon,c
ol Delegates.
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of rGnarieDer remr ufus i1r snBi 81 H.
guilty. aud bfing = ilh tLem the horuis 81
rem"fse, l'fr fepeniif g., ADD the III size Of
rr.litntion. II Is onr # the most rb1snl-
il arf,t,s Of ne chflsltan lsial til, -uch
rep otaoo j. iallpaed with hope al fur
gnene's, peace nf mind and punt rrsigna-
hon. \ bsI, lust elalrd iu,,.. II mas Ia,
nseall - trrnd, ~ an adnonuory lessnn
- III who my FL latoihe lkrirmp' aiiou.
IN ihr rsoree nj I'D, f1'eronnet Yesterday.
= person c,ltrd al tbe.oilit, NJ Arssr.. Bceia
y fannrl, and handrd IL VI Bf,f- tie
M al l"rn'y doiles, snimg iaat II ers
nom young man. ~ na ~ changing maurV
lnf ms p1zter, trtri,,d hi sum nhoss
nhht br -hnn.d hh,e received a. Hprr. AID
iunnelr- onicc. and Wthoni sa,ug any
ihlnE ri Il IL IN maslcr, appropriated i To-.
his own u.s.. Thr person ~ hp hnndr1 IN
Tie IN ees declnded giving TIN pamr of
tlr o"nsenus stfnek Nooug Al an, but OBJ
s'f' I'd thai he wa- lNrE on = bed nf srk-
"a prob Oily nf drath, aud that hc could
moi rel IL NV Of thr hrrratirr. ul he
money had hreu returned rs evidence Of
his hllirr Cuntiluoh.
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memorials and counter me- nnriai ile
first containing e5il aud tar later 2o8i
signature
The memorial from l.ybchhurg w. die
hect aad seperte Gnn Inn 81 tie eunuis
"l anrMii=lhls W deemed n.cr.-s,lA
a~ tn" representation rom i.yochhufS 10
the Slaunt"a eaosrnlinu aas distinct BON
that oi ihis county. 4 separate men
nnn ~ madro kcnmoad bs the umnni
ter 81 ought = separate mtnfihn IL h,,e
been made Of hynhhburg. So tar rs IN
subject 10 understood h, what has been
rrpnrted As thu proceedings of inr Leg
htnre upon lie suhirct ota convention. II
would se"m lh't blnchbuag aztec -endng
Il delegate IN the Sutunlon rou,cnron, ~ a.
IN the strange dilemma Of not havln2 y
petition for Il convention before the Legts
latute.
This statement IS padr in Justice to the
citizens Of Lkurhbm., Nhe we've among
the foremost IN del, my th,ir sentiments,
and co-"pcraliaS with TIL. f.lloN rif,lrn-
III ntbe, srctlous If he state. il favour of
- convention 10 dm,nd oul STAT pnstitn.
ton, 4 CITIZEN.
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LYNcHBURG JANUARY 40 ,a5e

Hec'ion A. an election h,ld IN the e.
y Ph'l"deip'is On r4esdly la~l, Tor d,
R"pr"~"niall'e 10 I'll d ,acaucl in ne stale
l. stature, Wm. W. Meredith renewed
"a! votes. and josiah Randall iG7i,ot.4.
The vote for NJ Kendall, ihr Democratic
candidate mus hr considered a. h. " No.
n"r'hIr In him; when rhe DECIDED p,,.nnn-
o'r'nre II The opposite party 10 thai city /,
taken into Consideration.
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3" erte sans pear.

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'"'' ~ s''iF 'hef"aehmenf
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COY W P'''''" 'ne'f oates are sven
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- ~ "'''''e' "'''Se a''s are bat seldom
y u '''' '''I''e''''n o' Tue people
'''' ''''' '''o Il "''H were are themselves
~ '9'' Il "o' "no''y' irresponsible. Such
, = po'y y 'ae Executive Councd of NwGl-
~" 'na''l relation 10 the publication q
fleming $ Jast'ce,' as may bc dedpc"d
from their IN records. thelr conduct his
been such as We m5httXpect Ia see ema
nale Only from such source, aud which
ouGht 10 he stamped with uueqnl,ocaI re-
probalian. If the circumstances which
we sh III suhior, he trae-if, land there can
be no doubt Of il they occurred as they
are stated we ask, does IT noD shoN thai
there rs something rotten in Dsnmarls.n
and that he Council sttnls in need of tn
Purifying fire We srair the (act. b
an act of the Legislature of l82t.5. the
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RllEh, On "Wednesday lhe 10Th inst
by lhn Rev Abn"r tnrIv, Dot. 11OMNS
"AKDIN, ri Gnalolte, ,o Nj. Rob- "a.
daughter OF the late capt Robert Scott, 81
Campbell
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MILE Brin.s Grqgrqpt8
VIsil. Subscriber has bern appointed u
z the agency Tor hlrhe Bruins topography
Persons eIsliing 30 ohldn this very valuable
work, VII Iarase cal n the new Book aud
Stationary establishment nj
CHA5. 4. NlTHERs
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DIED, IN this pl,ce on "Wednesday lasl,
Nh WILLIAM y. Ek~ON. ot Bcul.
Greek Butklaphom county
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j CouEN, Ja Z BHoTHERs.

n Distant Adyrnturers may Al all tunes
With confidence torward 'brtr rrmdtanccs -
C0Hs.s OrfIoe. Tor It ta'ir ORDER shouldar-
rive too Ia T., the amount rnrlo#rd viii be rs-
turned by he Gr-l mat or VIII be invested
in The mos, advisable scheme them hond
Baltimore, Jan. :, 1898. triiifao
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r''rs them. ior morc easy comparison,
IN Juxta position -
.ijtice u CoapeH Of" .7jriss erfte eopara
ne 1h ~ 0eobee. Of he Is q Ag-m.
ls2b- le-5
IN Council tn o. n CouI5cd ~ Nom
lSa6. Isp.
II = advised that the. II appearing bv the
GaNernnr VH,ut tae report ol the commit.
mrmbers oi the Conus tee al the Executive.
- - e'eNi the c9pies appointed by advice IT
81 Jennings Justice. Council Of the IN DAY
deposited in III" eapi- Of Oct last T. Nuke
tol The GoNelapr Tn, proper l.Aamjn4-
appointed hr>srS lun--thal Peter Cot
scott aud Cotton Tor tom has delivered ~
hat duty, Who made Inc eupilol. 3ooO c..
ne following report. ulrs oi Henuiug's NrN
W r. The nuder.i n. Virginia Justice, which
81 havr counted aud are believed T. CORES.
aseeflained thu there pend with The regai.
are No" depesiled ~ H., ot the act OF As.
the Carr"i ot The eap- ,embly, pas - on ihr /
I'll. 3hho "ep'"s 81 III day oi January. /
llenning Justice. aud ls35. Aud It appear
present " eopies IL lae ~ An order slened
the Executive os al ~ Nm u fleming,
- ~ n'''to -'''
work tom is entnlr5 Ia r.
r =. $ ~. .rei,e the con pen,a.
Saali,I CoL1,i ION inrlhr said book,
Nurrupnu, Il Is a J. It's advised liereuu,u.
vised, raoi Mr. lcutuo aud in conformity with
fe informed that lha5fh' prder, aud letter, !
roiye or ngy fer tbr#,lrm hy WmW Hon.
book hr h rendered. ing thai warrant do
1 .I'f "'',N nav y. '>5"f ~ '".'ot 'l ,'
reoaisiies ofrh.lh,y .fbc .nm Of - p5oIha,
ct ~ advleea oI TN Icing the Stipulated
A@,,,,,. Tes,o ,I II a,a'' ba'i ,,a.
IL. Peasants, d. {. c lractcd Ia oliver thu
ahev' n'n''9'd co.
sai1
copy-Trsie,
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we a'k the reader 10 compare thr two
col INNS .ho'r' aud reconcile u account
t'r' The e"ntr4d~ton, II he eao.-Nlr.
'"t'om, tn contractor with Mr hrong
a1d he therefore got meon TIM paper, aud
I'D tn" work meanly bound, IN mean calf /;
aud We boldly say, from the specimen We
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u III olb-CklBLh bes received -, ~
, hte nfsvnls, dirrci from phtladrif fra
and NV iofk, very large hdditn,aa 81.
piy NJ
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A5tM NehrNarH MeNt,


The immense magnitude 81 winch, ard the
oi the other numerous Capitals
con- .ined with The very loH rate 81 the trek
81. Lave caused nuH uucNamI led demand
iruu every part ot the Union aud ihrv are
ALREADY becoming scarco Distant Al,cnla-
tcIe, should therefore forward thou urdrrs
Ni'tou Delay ~ order to secure chances Tor
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-02-18
NO'r KNE.

TyVHE undersigned having obtained letters of
\ administration on the estate of THOMAS
BRADY, deceased, from the Judge Of Probate
for the county Of St. Clair, will, on Saturday
the LIST of April next, it being the second Sa-
turday of the next term of the Circuit Court
for the county aforesaid, at the town of Belle
vile in the said county. present petition to
the said Circuit Court for the sale of all the
real estate Of which said Brady died seized,
situate in said county, for the payment of the
debts of said estate, his personal estate being
insufficient All persons, therefore, who are
interested in said real estate, are requested to
come forward at the time and place aforesaid,
and shew cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be sold.
DAVID b. HILL, Administrator
Of the estate Of Thomas Brady, deceased.
February z, 1925. 20
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-02-18
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EeY James kawn, Silver Creek township,
hD one pale red Cow, with a white face, and
crumple horns, white legs. and some white
under her belly, the end OF her tail white, and
a white spot on her back, three years old past,
marked with Il crop of the right ear and a slit
in the left. Appraised to five dollars.
One white Steer with considerable white
about his neck and head, some spots about his
body, no ear marks, supposed to be two years
old last spring. Appraised to six dollars.
One black llelter, with white belly, about
half her tail white, and all OF her legs have
some white, supposed to be two years old ast
spring no ear marks. Appraised to four dol
lars and fifty cents.
One white Steer. with red head and neck,
some red on all his legs. One black Heifer,
with some white under her belly near her bag.
One brown Steer. All three of these are
marked with crop and split in the left ear,
and half crop in the right, supposed to be
year ODDS last spring and appraised to three
dollars each.
One sorrel Horse, with star in bis forehead,
the left hind foot white, about 149 hands high;
no other marks or brands perceivable sup
posed to be five years old. Valued at thirteen
dollars and fifty cents, by lsom Vincent and
Jesse Rountree.
JESSE RENFRO, J. p.
December 18th, 1825.-183t
certify the foregoing to be true copy of
the original return on file in my office.
HAIL MASON, Clerk C. C. c. ~. C. c.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-02-18
NOTICE.

VNtIE subscribers having obtained letters Of
Il administration on, the estate of DANIEL.
BEER, deceased, from the Judge of Pro-
bate of st. Clair county, will, On Monday the
goth day of March next, it being the first Mon
day of the next term of the Circuit Court of
the county aforesaid, AT the town OF Bellesille,
IN said county, present petition to the said
Circuit Court, for the sale of the balance of
the real estate OF said Beer which remains UNI
sold of which he died seized, situate in said
county, for the payment Of the debts of said
estate, his personal property being insufficient,
All persons, therefore, who are interested in
said real estate, are requested to come forward
at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, it any they have, why said prayer should
not be granted.
RACHEL BEER, .fdm'c.
HENRY BEER, .Adm'r
Feb II, 1862 At