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NOTICE.

Worcester, IS. july 6. 1901
NNAkEN on Execution. and
N will be sold, at Publick Vendue, to sat-
lsty the same, at my dwelling-house, in Lam
caster, on Monday, the 9th day of August
pext, at O'Clock, P. Mall the Right in
Equity that STEPHEN SERGEANT has to re-
deem the mortgaged Farm on which he now
lives, in the southerly part of said Lancaster.
Conditions made known at the time of sale.
NATHL. RAND, d. Sheriff.
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e. ADVERTISEMENT.
w HEN cure for one dollar.

W. HEN a cure for one dollar,
w or, at most for two dollars, can be OBJ
tanned for cough, cold, asthma, difficulty of
breathing, tightness of the chest, wheeling.
pain in the side, splitting of blood, strained
stomach, &c. must it not be matter of sur
prize that we see the obituary daily swelled
with deaths occasioned principally by colds
On an average, at least, o. One hut
dred and fifty thouSG,id persons die annually of
consumption, originating principally from TAX
ing cold, commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty OF breathing, and pain in the side; at
length the lungs become affected, consumption
ensues, and death closes the scene. Alas too
often does prejudice, by listening TO some and
adopting the opinion of others, prevail; there
by preventing trial of such medicine as might
afford relief under the idea that no relief can
be obtained. Scarce case occurs but NAV
be relieved by the timely application OF
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Worcester, IS. Probate Court, on the first
Tuesday in July, A. D. 1921.
To the Wido1U and Heirs Of AMOS ALDRIcH,
late Of Cumberland, in the County of Proui.
dence, and State Of Rhode Island, deceased.
and TO all others concerned IN said decsased,s
Estate, GREETING.
WHEREAS James Aldrick
w and Joseph c. .4ldrich, who are in
terested in the Win of said deceased, have
presented to this Court a copy of said deceas-
eds VIII, together with copy of the Probate
thereof, and have desired that the same NAV
be filed and recorded in the Court of Probate
in said County of Worcester, the said deceas-
ed having Estate in said County of Worcester
wherein said VIII may operate-you are
therefore, hereby cited to appear (if you see
ht) to show cause against the filing and re-
cordIng said copy and Probate thereof, at a
Court of Probate to be holden at Uxbridge. in
said County of Worcester, on the fourth Tues
day in November next, at ten of the clock. be-
fore noon, at Chapin's Inn; being the time and
place appointed for said purpose.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, IS.
ProbateO Office, July 10, 1921.
10 the WidoaU and Heirs Of JOEL BAR
RETT, jr. late of Ashbunham, IN said
County, deceased, and TO all Others con-
cerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap.
N pear (if you see fi0 al the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun
ty, on the first Tuesday in August next, at ten
OF the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to Oliver
MARBLE,ir. Executor of said deceased's win.
to sell at Publick Auction so much of said Bar
retps Real Estate, as will raise the sum Of
sissy w, for the payment of debts and charg-
es; and you will be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofice, July 8, 1921.
To the Heirs Of JOHN E. Butter, of Lam
caster, IN sad County, a Minor, and to
oil others concerned IN the Estate of said
Minor, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear (fyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in August next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to sell and con-
vey so much of said Minors Real Estate, as
will raise the sum of taoo hundred and four dol
lars, for the payment of his debts and charges
and you will be heard thereon.
!. THEOPlIs. WHEELER, Reg.
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NEW GOODS.

HAVE just received their
n Il Spring Assortment of Goods, consisting
Of a general Assortment of
ENGLISH, DOMESTICK &. HARD
WARE GOODS,
TOGETHER WITH
CROCKERY, GLASS, & CHINA WARE
Which will be sold low for Cash, or Fine
StrasO BRAID.
Sutton, April 81, 1921. If
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Worcester, SIS.
obate-ofice, July Q, 1921.
10 Henry MORGAN, late Of Petersham, IN
the County of Worcester, and 10 all others M
terested an the Estate Of EIIzER II. B. NOR
GAN and HENRY ]. R. MORGAN. Minors,
and Children Of the said HENRY MORGAN,
and LegGtees Of ELEAzER BRADSHAW, late
Of Brook6eld, IN said County, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS Rev. FEsrus
w FOSTER, Guardian of said Minors.
has given notice at this Office. that on the first
Tuesday in August next he shall exhibit. for
allowance, his Accounts Of the Guardianship
of said Minors. You are therefore hereby cit
ed to appear Cf you see cause) at the Court
of Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in August next.
at three O'Clock, after noon, to examine said
Accounts, and to oppose the allowance of the
same, if you think proper; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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WORCESTER, Wednesday, July 18, 1921.
Charles Wheeler

20 ASnSt received from France,
L. q COGMaC BRANDY, of superiour
quality-which he offers for sale, at his Store,
nearly opposite the Court-House, by the Pipe
or smaller quantity.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20
BANK NOYES.

subscriber vii 81 de notes
4 of the State Bank Of Illinois, or
Loan Office Of Missouri, for the notes Of
the
State Bank of Kentucky,
Bank ofthe Commonwealth Kentucky,
State Bank of Tennessee,
Bank OF Nashville,
Bank of Huntsville,
Bank of Hamilton,
Bank Of Lswrenccburgh,
John II. Piatt & Co.
And in the same paper, the highest
price for the notes Of other non.specie
paying Banks.
|',F SAMUEL. WIGGINS,
No. 1, Seam Bons Hareho.se asMe Ferry Land
ing, 81. Louis.
Nov. Cost
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, to all creditors and
Il distributes of the estate of ABRA-
HAM BECK, deceased, that unlesstheir
claims, duly authenticated, are presented
to the subscribers within the term Of
Five Years from this date, they will be
forever barred. Also, to all persons in
dcbted to said estate, that payment must
be immediately made.
JOSEPH CHARLES,
JOSIAH SPALDING,
.ddminiStratofs.
St. Louis, Oct. ~, ls2l---2s4t
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Providence, Ccro6er 6.
MANUFACTURES.

"Our woollcn manufactures have pro-
crossed very little, if at all, since the
war,'--says the New York Patron ofIn-
dustry. This assertion may be correct
as it regards some parts of the country;
but i, is incorrect inrespect to the manu-
features of the Eastern States; our wool
len manufactures are in state of gradual
progression and improvemcnt--inso-
much that they may DO found at all our
retail stores, and we are informed that a
large proportion Of the woo'lcn cloths
(broad cloths, cassimers, &c made up
into garments, Ter order, at the shops Of
the first merchant tailor in this town, is
Of domestic manufacture. II is a fact,
even, that many English cloths are Of
fcred as American--so far preferable are
the latter esteemed by our population.
We have heard pleasant story Of an
English gentleman, who happened to be
in this town not long since, which we
will take this opportunity to relate: he
wanted new coat, and being a dealer in
cloths himself, was very particular in Sc
Letting an excellent cloth; after cxamin-
ing at several stores he called at one
where thereswasa Ysry ,largc,assortmcnt
Of broadcIoths, and at length selected a
cloth which he pronounced Of superior
fabric, &c. of whidh he ordered coat
pattern cut, and willingly paid the high
hrice (Sl0 we, think per yard) which
his saracity and kill declared it worth.
,zAis eso1 .sss ksmeetxn, and ps6n.Gc-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20
1.-THE adoption pf suc6 measures as may Il

the adoption pf such measures as may
be necessary in order TO make a judi
cious applical ion OF that fund in opening
roads betwesH the most important points
in our state.
Considerable inconvenience daily arise
from the want Of sea! OF state, and
deem itproper o remind you os,he ne
cessity Of supplying the deficiency at the
present session.
In the progress of your labors, / shall
cheerfully give 10 either house, on its
request, such further Information as may
be in the power Of the executive. And
from time to time during your session,
will renew my communications with you
on such subjects, as may seem to me to
require it.
A. M'NAIR.
.NopeMber 9Th, 1921.
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Nopember 9Th, 1921. =
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
A. M'NAIR.

The following resolutions were, on the
10th ull. introduced into the House Of
Representatives, by Mr.. Pope.
I, Reaoiued by the General .fssem6iy Of
The com '',ons0eaAh Of Kentutky, That the
Bank Of Kentucky ought to receive real
property al reasonable price. in dis
charge cof debts in all cases where the
principal debtor has no other means OF
payment. a.4
2. Kcsolpeal That the Bank OF Ken
lucky ought to give credit ard curi ency
70 the paper of the Bank Of the Common
wealth, by receiving it in payment Of
debts, and re.issuing it in moderate loans
to the people.
8. RESOLVED, That the Rank OF the the
Commonwealth ought, without delay, to
lend the balance Of the three millions au-
.thorized by the oct establishing said
Bank /; and TO reAissu in loans to the peo-
pie what may be received before the
day of --next.
A. Resoivea, That the Common
wealttI's Bank ought TO continue mode
ra,e'calls on its debtors and that after
he -- day OF --n next, the paper Of
said bank ought to be gradually dimi-
nished and cancelled, at the rate Of ----
per annum. n lss
$. Resolued, That real estate within
this Commonwealth, which may be sold
before the first day OF January, 1925, un-
der or by virtue. oil any execution, ought
TO be redeemable by the debtor or his
creditors at any time within ----- years
after such sale, upon the payment OF the
price for which it may be sold, with an
interest at the rate o. per cent. per
,nnu,n. unless the plaintiff in such exc
cution shall before the sale, consent to
receive the same at its value in payment.
And that after the first day of January,
1925, real estate sold as aforesaid, ought
to be redeemable within one year after
the sale. ..n.e i
7 6. Resolved, That the laws against
uspry ought to be revived.
Z. Resolved, That the defendants in
judgements founded on any notes, bond,
or written contract, made after the ----
day Of ------ next, by which the obligor
or obligors, promise or agree in express
terms TO pay in specie, ought not to be
allowed replevia Of more than three
months; and such cases shall not be
subject TO the law requiring endorse
neats, that bank paper will be received
in payment.
s. Reaotyed, By the Horse Of Retire
sentatiyes, That committee be appoim-
ed to inquire what alterations or amend
ments c,,sht 10 be made, in the laws
Imprisonment for debt; and
whether it is cxpedient 10 abolish the
same, except in cases Of fraud.
The Eostnn Palladium or the 10Th ult.
says, VIC are Informed that several Of.
the banks in this town have determined
to loan money at FIVE per cent. interest.
This measure, we, conceive, will have
an important aniinating effect on the bu- 1
siness of the place, While in many re-
mote states complaints are made OF the
scarcity of money, it appears TO be plen-
y here. Our moneyed men have, for
some time, discounted good notes and
drafts at five per cent"
81 Providence, Ocro6er 6.
MANUFACTURERS.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

MARRIED-In Ridge Prairie township,
Madison county, on Sunday last, the 18th inst.
by Joseph Eberman, Esq. Mr.. EBEsfzRn
PIcKEnINs to Miss CYNrHIA GAsxiIL, daughter
of MIR. David Gaskii all Of that place.
DIED-In this town, on the 4th instant, Mr..
SAMUEL PARK, in the 5lst year ofhis age, late
of Brownsville, Pa.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

Children from three to fifteen years
old are left to run at large, without either
the precept or example of their parents
to encourage them in going to the house
of God!
The inevitable consequence of all this,
must be, the complete Decentralization Of
the, community, and the destruction Of
every thing calculated to bind society
together.
The writer of this by no means wishes
10 set up for censor of the community;
but as be fears not the ire of any who can
take offence at admonitions, springing
from real desire for The welfare of his
neighbors, he feels it his duty, to say
plainly, to every individual who is guilty
of the neglect he complains of, that for
all the mischief produced by it, "God
will require it at your hands,"
The following gentlemen were elected
officers of the Illinois Economical Assoc
citation for the current year, on Saturday,
18th inst.
REUBEN HOPKINS, President.
ABRAHAM PRICKETT, Tice President.
BENAIAH ROBINSON,
A. NJ. HAMTRAMCK,
SAMUEL THURSTON,
DAVID PRICKETT, Censors.
DENNIS ROCKWELL, Treasurer.
X. T. MCKINNEY, CORRESPONDING Secretary.
THO's. LIPPNCOTT, Recording DO.
The Board Of Managers meet on FRI
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S,pMDnAspORo
EDwARDsvILLE, NOVEMBER 30, 1921

2He W0ridas.-Gen.J jackson has pub
lishcd a reply to the statement of Col.
Callaya, accompanied by numerous do
cuments, which we shall endeavor TO
place before our readers next week.
a case has occurred at St. Augustine,
the capiralof East Flxida, similar to the
one at Pensacola. Papers which were
necessary to establish titles to lands,
having been Withheld, were demanded
by order of Mr.. Worthington, the acting
governor, which were refused. Upon
which, commissioners were sent, in
company with the sheriff, who seized
upon eleven boxes containing papers,
which were conveyed to place Of depo-
sit. Two secretaries, well vcrsed in the
English and Spanish languages, have
been appointed to examine the papers,
in search of those required; and the ex-
governor Coppinger, who has protested
against the proceedings, is invited &c at
tend the examination.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20
turex at mill IN the eternity Of fhisI
IMPORTANT FLOUR
Philadeihhia. October %.

We yesterday quoted Flour as current
at sic dollars per Dbl. To-day ii is inn
possible to fix any price on that article.
During the night past, no less than sir
expresses arrived in this city from New
York the oslensible object of which APP.
peared TO be the purchase of Flour
There was such arush in the mark ct for
this article at an early hour, as alarmed
the Factors, and we understood but few
sales were made.
The New York market was drained
yesterday by a passenger, who left the
ship Hercules, capt. Law, from Liver
pool, 90 miles from the land and was
in New York nearly the whole of the
day incog. r
The qnestionas to the extension ofthe Right
OF Suffrage, has been settled by the convention
in the state ofNew York, on the following prin-
ciples All distinction between voters for Sc
nate and Assembly is abolished, and every male
citizen of the age Of 81 years, who shall
have been one year an inhabitant of the State,
preceding the day of election, and for the last
SIX months resident of the town, county, or
district where he may offer his vote, and shall
haze paid g tax to the state or county within the
year next preceding the election, assessed up
on his real or personal property, or shall be by
law exempted from taxation; and also every
male citizen of the age of 81 years, who shall
have been for three years next preceding sucl,
election, an inhabitant of the state and for the
| last year, aresdent in the town, county or dis
trict where he may offer his vote, and shall
have been within the last year assessed to Ia.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20
Notice.

YyHOsE persons having accounts with the
i firm of Drs. TODD & JIFFlN, are in
formed. that until the 254 December next.
State paper will be received. in payment at
par. Those who. fail to comply with this no.
tee may expect to pay Land Office money.
November s. 1S21-26tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20
COMMUNICATIONS,

~ COMMUNICATION.
Meetings for Divine Worship will in
future be held al the school-room, next
door to MIR. Burners, on the Sabbath,
at o'clock, A. M. and on Wednesday
evenings, at Z O'Clock.
The propriety Of attending to the pub
lie worship Of God is generally acknow-
lodged, yet we find very many are con-
tent with giving their cold appreciation,
without adding to it the sanction Of their
examples.
Such has been in too great degree
the case in this village. 1t is true, that
when preacher of the gospel, from
whom some display of eloquence is ex-
pected, happens TO preach, we see num-
Der of persons giving their attendance
once or twice. But the number OF those
who are in the habit of attending with
any degree Of regularity, is very small.
Our reading meetings, at which SER
mon Of great merit is usually read, are
so thinly attended, that stranger who
had been accustomed TO attend such
meetings in other places, would be led
to conclude that there were not inhabi-
tants in the village equal 70 the number
Of houses.
The effect of this neglect'is visible to
every observer. Those who are accus.
toned to look up to others for examples,
are very ready to initiate item in this,
and finding themselves unoccnpied on
the sabbath, spend ii in revealing, and
net unsresasnsly in mischief
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-07
Xxx READLNG-ROOM az.
az MARINE JOURNAL. M
PORT OFALEX.a.NDRLa, June 6.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Rose-in- bloom, Chadwick, three
days from New York, ballast TO Thos. IL
Rowland.
Schr. Stay, Nevi,te three days from Bal
timare; full tri. 10 mer. of the district.
Sehr. Agenora, Capt Winter Is days f.
St. Barts., ballast and specie TO w. FowIe
y Co.
Sloop Regulator. Capt. W. Soule, 80 ds.
from MaraInham Brazils, hides and specie,
TO M Miller & Son, and Thos. H. Rowland,
List Of american vessels left at yMaranham,
96th april, 1921.
Brig Dolphin, Walker, FROM Norfolk, ar.
on tie 26th
Schr. Emigrant, Gibbs, from Alexandra,
last from Seara, time OF sailing uncertain.
Schr. Cyrus, Russell, from Salem, to sail
in 10 days.
The brig Arson, Grose, Of and for Salem
sailed the day before -
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District of Columbia.

4 LII persons having or pretending to have
"A any right. title or interest in or TO Ger.
tain Bag Of Coffee. which was imported from
Porto Rico in a vessel called The Young
Mans Companion, whereof - Smith was
master, are cited and admonisbed to appear
before the District Court OF the United States
for the District OF Columbia, at the court
house 10 the town Of Alexandra, at 8 o'clock
A. NJ. on the 35th day OF this month, to sbew
cause, il any they can, why the said Coffee
should not be condemned as forfeited to the
United states; which Bag of Coffee was seiz.
ed as forfeited on the 9th day of May, 1890.
by Thompson Mason, Esq late Collector Of
the port OF Alexandra, and was, on the 4th
day Of June, in the year 1891, libelled before
the said court as forfeited TO the U. States.
EDM. |. LEE, c. D. c.
luna
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June 7.
District of Columbia.

A LII persons having, or pretending 70
"A have. any right. title, interest, or claim
in or to certain anchor, seized and libel.
led of The United States for the District o.
Columbia, as imported from the Island Oh
Bera sta, on the 3lst day Of March, 1897,
in brig called the Azores. whereof one
John Nichols was msster, which was unla
den and delivered 10 the port Of Alexandra
from said brig. without permit from the col,
lector; are cited and admonished 10 be and
appear before the District Court at the cour:
house in the town Of Alexandra, at 8 O'Clock
A M. on the 25ih day of this month, to sbsw
cause why the said anchor should not be con-
demnsd as forfeited to the United States.
EDM. l. LEE. c. DC.
June 7
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yidual, from the highest tc the loves,
will sacrifice his life rather than consen,
to the infraction of them.
18th. The soldiers Of the army sL,,,
observe the strictest discipline, accord;nn
to the letter of their orders, and the com
mandcrs and officers shall continue j.,
their present footing; that is to saw in
their respective ranks, with eligibility r.
Offices vacant, or which may become W.
cant, by those who do not choose to foI
low the standard, or from any other cause
and with eligibility to Offices which i
may be deemed necessary and expedient
to create.
18th. The soldiers of the said .rn,
shall be considered as belonging to tLs
line. Vac
10th. The same shall be the case nit,
regard to those! who consent immaS;
ately to this plan. Those who do not do
lay yielding their consent; those WHO bs
long to the former system of indensu
dence, and who Immediately Join this ar
my; and the citizens who intend enlist.
shall be considered as soldiers of the NJ
tional militia, and the whole shall he ~
ganiezd by the Cortes, for the intsrnsi
and external security of the kingdom
Goth. Offices shall be bestowed on roo,
merit, according to the reports of the 70
spective commanders, and provisionall,
in the name of the nation.
2lst. Until the establishment of the
Cortes, offences shall be proceeded against
in conformity to the regulations Of the
Spanish constitution.
ED. In cases Of conspiracy against the
independence, the offenders shall be an.
pretended; but no further proceeding,
shall be instituted until the Cortes shall
! determine on the punishment Cue to a
crime the most heinous next to the offence
against the Divine Majesty.
Esd. All persons endeavoring to fomept
disunion shall be watched, and deemed
conspirators against the independence.
9th. AS the Cortes to be appointed are
to be the representative of the kingdom,
it is necessary that the members of it
should have adequate powers; and as, for
the more effectual accomplishment of this
1t is ofimportance that the electors should
understand tina: they belong to the Con-
gress of Mexico, and not to that of Ma.
drid, the Junta will prescribe all the re.
gulations needful for the election, and will
appoint the time for holding them and for
the opening of the Cortes. As the cleo.
tons cannot be completed in March, the
time for completing them will be extend
ed to as shore period as possible.
ITURBIDE,
Iguala, Feb. Oath, 1921.
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Governor King, of Maine, resigned the
Office Of Governor, on the 28th uit in
consequence of accepting the place OF
Commissioner under the treaty with
Spain, and was succeeded by Mr.. Will
hanson, President of the Senate, who, by
the provisions of the constitution, Will
discharge the duties Of Governor the re-
ma,nder of the year.
On making his resignation, the COVER
nor addressed the Council in an aPPro-
pirate address, to which areply was made
by Mr.. Wood in behalf of that body.
Governor King left Portland the next
morning on his way to Washington.
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Oranges j Lemons.
T lindsay f. HILL, have just reeei's0
L. and offer tor sale
So boxes Oranges.
&c do. Lemons, j. good o:dfH
june z *
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Black Girls.

1.-TWO likely black Girls, for sale, tac' 70
L be taken out of the DISTRICT one aboa'
Is, and the other II years old. erEsqshe
of the Printer. june . 81