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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

De"'a CH'to''--A writer in the Albany Patriot cal.
ling himself Geo Clinton who if alive, never rorId
have supported Daoia for any responsible Office,
calculates on the vote Of Virginia for that individual
With great confidence His reasons areycry n,,ero,,,
and PoeeJui-1 That he has already been nominated
by Mr. Giles. That he is supported BIZ the rno-
Tor, paper that not only speaks but 1ead5 public SEN
tmen'. Not so fast, MIR. Geo. Clinton, If Mr.. Giles
ba5 nominated Dewitt Clinton, be has done il 50
eogmaticaI!g that he viii find it necessary to be more
explicit TO be generally understood. Nor is The En-
9n'rer by any means pledged TO the same cause. Nor
viii j; be pledged, until the indications of public opi
oon are much more decisive than at present., At tis
moment: the Editors Of ihas paper in state Of the
most anxious Perploxity--;oey are literally between
hawk and buz1arc. Adams mcs, be opposed--.aat is
cer;aiu-but whether b. C!iuto3 whose dese7;.oa o.
the Republicans in 1912, aud BIS toast Of the "yoden
days OF or commercial prosperity subjected bin TO
the deep cenuGcaton Of tue Enqurc7--or b. Jackson
whose Seminole campaign injured the same fa,o-or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

). 3. Y A2Es & a. 1lg'xpT z :, RE-. .lrr, ,,sr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
Bro JAvEIRo. oGth Mn

We have received intelligence ,ha Gen. Sucre has
ed Paraguay with considerable force it said to @
rant Franca has been taken prisonrrThc inhauitar
appeared We're overjoycd At MS coming. should no
surprised TO hear ofhis being the march this way nj =
the Gillian squadron arrives the coast our market \,
decline.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

hcrs, whiie they are the soul Of the opposition We
mean the Virginia, Georgia. and North Carolina dele
gationnot all of them but those among them. wbo
Constitution on the road making power These and
these only, differ with the President on yriac5pie-
As for the Jachsoniaus and the friends of Mr. Cal
houn, land sorry that can describe parties
no otherwise, than by the of their leaders-a
sure sign that they have important character
siics they agree with the Administration in its views
of the internal policy of the country. Are they not
road men, and tariff men, and atiudinarians' Why
therefore, should they oppose an Administration which
pursues their own favortc policy Thcr leaders wish
20 be President OF the United States Tho thing is
as evident as the sun in the Heavens Thus qualified.
the ephet factous," seems Justly applied to the op
position Were we TO apply to the excepted class for
their opposition TO the Panama mission we should not
greatly miss the mark. That every one of Them
would have voted for the mission under different cir
cumstances--under the recommendation of Virginia
President, for examPle--we have no more doubt,
than mat they voted against it was under the re
commentator of Northern President. When men
perceive that particular course of action is recon-
Hendcd by interest popularity it easy to persuade
themselves that is abstractedly right and TO assign
plausible reasons for the opinion. Had the President
rejected this mission, the ingenious gentlemen
would have taxed their understandings, and uuques-
onaby have discovered excellent reasons why it ought
to be accepted, and wherefore the President WAS tn
blame for not accedinr to it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

Larche's Case. --We regret tha; worthy Govern
or, IN his letter TO MIR. Tazcwel concerning the no
priDcpei report OF the Committee of Claims has dis
played much alarm--sl more, that lie thought his
duty TO publish his letter. IS 70 the principle set up
by the Committee of Claims, that slave is a moral
agent, however naturally just, it is politically abomina
bic. But suppose these facts-thatoac wrote the
RepOrihat the COpinttee acquiesced il it, Southern
men ANA ail without perceiving its scope ana ienden-
cy--hat the instant the Report made, and these
discovered the Committee itself, moved TO reconnit
the Report, with view 10 its eutire suppression. Sup
pose these facts, which understood TO be the facts of
the case-and where is che need OF all this ssnufng
OF the air" and this eloquence about the ate OF the
Union" and the sensibilties ofhe Paro.s The repor,
was Mr. Martindaie's and probably unknown before
made, TO a man in Washington, except the members
of the Committee OF Claims. IN our ncxs, we will
farther refer TO this subject.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

NAsH1NGToN, HAY 1.-THE Senate yesterday con-
hroea the nomination Of Mr. GALLATrv as Eneov Extra
ordinary and Minister Penpo;entiary to Great Britain
The Senate likewise yesterday confirmed the nomination
Of Capt CHARLES MoRRfs, Of the Nav as one Of .,s
B.ird Of Navy Commissioners.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

by Calhouo, more deeply Indebted thsu Doth to It's good
ofhces-that is paint not yet resolved The Enquirer
is at this very t'- in labor on t.s question, and we
hope tina. Geo Clinton viii respect ,ocacy, aud moi,
by his incorporate zeal to hs friend, bring atou
a premature delivery.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

Mr.. GILES and Mr.. HANDcLPIs both at present in
this city.
GOO
Want Of room c0mpels lay ill Friday the
proceeding Of Congress prepared for this paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16
WASHINGTON. Nay 81.

,.,,, WASHINGTON, May j..
OH has been ordered 20 third reading in tie Senate
for authorizing tns Corporation of cco--et,, a., ,-. ~
"ee bridge across the Potomac riyer d, Georgetown
In the same body, the bills reported nv Mr. Bonaa f-
reducing the patronage Of the Executive ,,c fai. ,-
Ine 'aoie under such circumstances as induce hr bc
'oey viii not be called Up again during the rcsen, s
.'ot. mt
We are apPreheusve that the judiciary bill has fallen
ous ron the disagreement Oft two Houses as 70 the
mode Of administering the remedy actn, vylo1cc5 -
cess'Iy to cure existing defects, relates T. ~, 1ys
9tates' IN the administration Of the Constitution and lave
" tne United States The bill is dead to BE- sure: b
IL appears TO Us TO have received IFS death blow u.s.
A1E|aNDtr', Nay f2--TscaaI fortAe rc.,-fof NJ.
'7'Toe' vas yesterday rrde--l % t':rf rr3s.~- w.
noweT'r' = say, tina gro interest On Che claims sf-
"'I"o' was not allowed; s.ca ~ Allowance he-- ,-
~poe |i'7 the establishes Ysar" q the Govc.r-e5, g
small P''aoc@ Of 1880 al ga. VII: he -es.is by s
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05

iaz. tslct ofths late Mr.. william Harding,
aged 90 ysess.--0n Sunday; M. Abitsl
Munro. rslict Of the late Mr.. Nsshhiei Mua-
70, aged o. years. On blonday ~ irdsut child
Iof Capt Hsuvy. Munro. .--Op WsE.ssday sv-
suiug. Jssusha, infant daughter II Mr, SAM
usl Martin, aged 4 mouths.
Drowned, from on board the vIooP Henry.
ut Long lslaod, on the 1eth uis. Mr.. Gilbert
Thompson. son ofMs. Ssntel Thompson, Of
Bristol. in the l7th year Of hiS age
la Providence, on Tuesday hast. Mr.. Thsm-
as W. Barton, in the gath year Of hisase.
IN Glocestsr, ON Wednesday, Daniel Tour
lett, Esq. in the 10th year Of his age. He
was an upright. worthy man. and ever firm
friend ofvirtue and Of his country. On the
day OF Jubilee he appeared IN the ranks Of the
revolutionary yeterss in Providence, and
presided at the tlble,
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over hs per centase ON bis repore ~
forcsAid, shall be liable TO IA action af
debt both said sums to he sued f;.r
and Z E.covered by the General Treasp-
rer. lu and for the use ofthe Sta,r, ~.
any court of competent Jurisdiction.
AN ACT relative TO Commissions.
b. il enacted BY the General as.
sently and By the dxthbrify thers:,'
itis enacted, That the Secretary h..
and be is hereby required to make ire-
turn TO the General Treasurer; on or
sefore the first Monday in October. .ar>
nuaHy, OF the number commissions j.
sued. and to whom by him dekvercs !,
on which tax Of one dollar each /,
payable into the General Treasuf,
and thatthe several Sherifrsi whos,;i
tribute said commissions be and tho, :.
are hereby required 10 make retur
to the General Treasurer ON or bef.re
The said first Monday ia October, ant
ally, Of the number Of said commits
ions by them respectively distribund
and delivered, aud the. names of tie
Ip .rsons 10 whom delivered. ~
True Copy. ilDess,
HENRY BOWEN, Gsc'ry.
.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05

A T a Court of Probate holden viii.
IA in and for the town of Barring
ton on the Esd day of July, A. ID.
1895. An instrument purpo,tistS to
be tire last Will and Testament al
BENJAMIN DROWN.
iate OF said Darlington. deceased,
being presented to this Cuurt, by
Jeremiah S. Drown, oao of Tie Ex-
ecutors therein nameb (wao refuses
his said appointment, and Is excused
by the Court )--!-It Is thereup"n or
dered, that the consideration rhrrcoi,
he referred to the, first Monday i,r
August next. at 9 o'clock aitsrno'ri.
at j, Kinnicutvs, Isn, and that uo-
tice he given, TO ell coaccrnrd. by
advertising according to Law in thp
Northern Star. \fasl
Witness, f
WM., ,ALLIN, Cicri,,
Harrington, July 22. IN
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Two fsmale swinditrs were exam
ined at New-Y York, on the 10Th ult
en chsrges Of very extensive ,rdeprc-
dations on the property Of dealers in
dry gpsds, They are married won.
en- and aistc,'s their husbands, il
appears are respectable individuals,
bad No knowledge Of their practices,
and are involved In misery by tho
discovery. II is said that these wom-
er have carried on this business for
somc time past. A number Of band
boxes and trucks wcro brought be-
lure tho policc,c containing goods sup
posed to the product of their imam
erabls larcenies. The next day,
three other females, sisters of the "a
aforementioned women, were arrest
I'd and brought before the police
ses Of them only thirteen years Of
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laws OF RilODE-fSLAND.
State of Rhode. .lsland and Providence
Plantations.
III .G1,1RrnI Asae,mhIu !
III OTV"VTt6t SIoSEW0tJ,
J,H,e Session, \. ID, 1895, {


J,x;,e Session, \. ID, 1895,
AN ACT in elation to Lotteries.
Section ]. BE IL ena;ted By tie Gen.
erat' assembly, aud ty the authority
ther9ofit is enacted, That the grauts ol
all lutteries heretofore authorized hy
the General Assembly, be aud they are
here hereby limited to. ,and shall ex-
pire on, the first day of January, A
u. 1880.
Sec. 2. find be it further enacted,
That the managers olexch and every
lottery within this State, shall pay in-
to the General treasury one per cent.
on each aud every class which may be
drawn ou and after the first day III
January, A. ID. 1897; said per cent.
age TO be computed ON the amount ol
each scheme, and to be considered as
part Of the incidentai charges of the
iottery: and in case the managers ef
any such lottery shaItneslect or refuse
to pay'said sum for more than ten days
from the drawing Of each class, the
General Treasurer shall be atd is here
by authorized aud directed to sue for
the same, in an action of debt. to and
tor the use Of the State.
Sec. 8. find be it further enacted,
That no manager OF u lottery shall sell
or dispose of,Vr authorize to be drawn,
any scheme or schemes, class or clas-
ses, in his said lottery, tor less sum,
bunus or price, than Two per centu,n
on the whole amount of capital OF said
scheme Or schemes, class or glasses
over and above a.l incidental expenses
OF management the duty to the
State being part Of end included in
said two per cen:um: and any persea
offending herein shall forfeit one thou
sand dollars, to be recovered by action
OF debt at the suit Of the General
Treasurer, and to the use ofthe State,
10 any court Of competent jurisdiction.
Sec a find be it .farthsr enacted.
That from and alter the expiration Of
the respective licenses now in force,
erch and every veader Of foreign lot.
terry tickets, within this State, shall
make to the General Treasurer, under
oath, taken before some Judge or JUS.
tice of the same, q semi-annual return,
ITO be computed from the dato Of his
license. of the amount Of tickets by
him sold. and shall pay ipto the Treas
ary one per cent. thereon for the use
Of the State and evsry venier Vas a.
foresaid. neslecting or refusing to
make such report, shall forfeit the
sum Of one thousand dollars and each
vrnter, refusing or peylerting to pay
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@arrteU,

lnswanzey. blythe Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr..
Martin Kingsley, Of Puwtucket, to Mss Julia
Kinssley, of swsnzey. !.
u'this town, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rsv.Mr. Rexford. Mr.. William L. Brown,
Of Providence, to Miss Sally l.. Munro, daugh-
tor Of Mr.. Palmer Munro, Of this town.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05
Hollow Iron Ware.
: N. Nj. &J. r. WHEATON. )

Nj AvING OF late made such addit-
IA ions, direct from the first. Manu-
factory's to their stock Of H0LLOW.-
IROyr WARE as now renders their
assortment very large, comprising al
most every article generally called
for which 10 fer sale, aud will be Of
fered at the lovest rates
JunelQ.
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New Establishment.

7HNHE subscribers having taken the
store two doors south Of that oc-
cupied by J. T. Croade, would inform
the public, that they intend keeping
constantly or hand, Confectionaries,
Preserves, Cake and 'Cordials, Of ak
kinds, and tho best.
Fresh Fruits, Gn their season and
the choicest Of The kind, will alway 8
be furnished, when they can be pro-
cured. A"
Families Can be supplied with Cake
tfa ALSO, od
Ice Creams Soda Waters Ale;
Lemon Sarup.
lAKEWISE, ~
Cologne Mater; Phosphorus bot
ties I; Pocket Buoks X Wallets ;Jews-
harps /; Toys and Toy Books, togeth-
er with a good assortment Of Es.NCY
GOODS. f
Just received, fresh lot of WA
RMELONS
Additions will be made to the es.
tablishment weekly.
-ALvANC. BURT & CO.
August s. ~
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Kept constantly for sale as aborg. and
made at the shortest notice.
NIB. They take this opportunity
Of calling upon MI those who have
accounts with them, unsettled, of one
yesr aud upwards. to call ard settle,
either by Note Or Cash.
August s. 1s,
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.1teO.

Inths town, on Thursday last, an infant
son Of Capt. Joseph Burt,
In Br rssol, onsatusaay la.t. after Tinssr.
ing illness. which she bore with Christian for-
titule upd resignation, Mrs. Hannah Hard
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Foreign.
FROM ENGLAND.

The; Black Warrior at Bu,ton, and
Columbia, at New York, bring liver,
pool dates tn July 18TH. and London, IL
the 18th. Cotton ut Liverpool has cx-
perlenced no variation 'excc4,t q de
cline of 18th from last accounts. The
Duke Of York was i'll.
The London papers are..chiefy FIJI
ed with details 0f the ,clections which
are yet going on. including 'cop'oas
sketches Of the speeches Of candidates
from the hustings.
MIR. Randolph arrived ii Liverpoc!,
ON the 18th Of June. aud on the 18Th,
accompanied Mi. Huskisson, with a.
bout 400 ladies and een,iemelp, on .
steam boat excursion. M. r. appear
ed highly grstitied with the stien,ion
which was paid TO him. He sat near
Mr.. Huskissop. and conyerscd with
him Tor some time.
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Assignee Notice.

71NHE subscriber hariny been ap-
4 pointed by the Honourable Court
oil Commissioners. Tor the relief Il
lnsolvent Debtors, Assignee to ,he
estate of
ALLEN WALDRON,
ofDiistol. hereby notifies the crc,li-
tors ofsaid Waldrou, that six mon liz
is allowed for presenting all de
mands against said Insolvents estat c.
within which time the samc are to
be presented, or they will be prcciu-
ded according to law.
j. X. RICHMOND. Assignee.
!, Bristol, July S5, .[Js9l 4H.,
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TUST received. one piece svperfrc
o. BLACK LASTING, suitable Er
Gentlcmen's pantaloons and i-ad'ss
shoes, for sale by1 Nsl fN
". NJ. 81 B. WHEA'""S..
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. ~ 49,, -, !. ! :. ...;,... IA.
80 sy sy srs:ss, !. !. 49, s. s..s..s.., .s.S 49,
49, - s"s''y A. WrI: 80
nIs sots'.'as': .ps,.: . nv s.s' :" s'n':s'sns
w. - ,syol1ms = ~, s1:n msos: - y"
Seae n.n.."sssss. y: ~ =. 's0 Imo*
@ 49,. saessc'V.. \. aau appss
s. ~ S; !, s"':0s -. - s',:.. AZ :. v.s
c".ns H - ..ss. .a.''sS:.'e'y ~. .sU"
tn' o:uy o"s.sSs Sson psS0ssu
,,a,,i,rouslv eIected. ,, v.. g.
s. II. 1,l,..,....-.- =.
Funsral Honours were rendered
at Newport. on Sunday. the asd'Glt
At the I; mcsting honse ,of the Rev.
Mr., 0amm6ll. The Church was
formed a part Of the audience. Tic
house was suitably s)'ruded and
the discourse Of Mr.. &C. is spoken Of
in aatteripg terms, \.
VA y s
a ,le,.e,. frcn .n Am..;car eer.
.,on,.r ~ + ;yes,r.l reca;vad i, Ros
scr savs ~
!" M Randnlub arrived here yes.
,erdsv - the a AIexau,lr;a. from PHI.
,,.,s,rd s;msslfir ,nost sh.mef"l
,,,."n.. - III n.ss.ge ..d ;rs.,lt
al hssI -. cs.t.;. 90, nsssan~s,.s
M - .Rosf Pnt
80
sdt'cnara' LIppiu. Esq. having re-
signed the once ~ 'Casn'er OF 'the
Union 5ank' |" .frovidencc' on ac-
count 81 n's nea,th' in"mas .. rem
ner' ESP mas 'oecn eiec'ea CASHIER
O. sa'o bank tosupply tho vacancy'
y t
we understand that the y. S.sris.
ate Brandywine, Com. Jones, and
the now sloop Of war ------, Captain
Finch. are fitting out with all possi-
bic despatch for a cruise in the Pa
ciGc Ocean, to relieve the squadron
ON that station. These two superb
ships, will, We are Informed, sail
from this DOrt about the middle OF
August. N. r. ,.Msr.
ias '------.-S .r'N
.andther Gold Mine, Sy the Al
exanslria Gazette, we learn, that a.
mother gold mine has been idiscov-
erci in Montgomery county, North
Caroline. sexccediUg in ABUNDANCE
aud lualttyn0f metal airy that has
hitherto bevn f'nnd. II 10 said that
the gold: n 90 to % l-2 carats fnc.
snd found ia solid Jumps, or parti-
tles offrom 3 to 8 pcnnyweights !;
fIe 'sarfb'taken from the middle OF
Hyweishts in every bushelg-that the
road was ,l'tsra!'y'payed With g1d-7-
ebat onc persab enn sRenlng = rock
spH = smsteack: plckaa .cut ave ipe"-
nywe'gn's o. soio WIN n:s hI.ssrs-.
and s,,a' .,h,s u s!ne r'c,cs' :! mes "'.'e
*n'cm nas'oe~. worse" - '"'S So."
" ~ 0S % 80,
"vo''u. 's''..,.
.su ss..nx no,ns;, !. I, 4 re,,,om.n
,..... -. = - s' ~ IN. Rcsssv s,r;y
us'"so. "a !" ~. S So, ca, - .s,,.,
49,. a s ' - tSs. vo,t;me .s.,,l;,,;onsi
...'v. ~ ~: y: -: - - @ ".,,c,tsH 1,e~ NJ the ~
thareaa since sbe sailing Of Capt.
Vanbusen, ~ whom il was comnu-
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FROM FRANCE.

Advices are to the 18Th June from
Havre, and 18th from paris--nninter-
'esting. 'Ai'@s '.ft
HAvRs MARxErs.-C0non. Sales AT
Havre on the 18th June. IS hales OF
Georgia, ffr. $ C.. I; 16 do al Louisia
ma. lfr 25 c. $50 of tennessee. ir.
Preparations were making at the
Hotel Of the British Ambassador in
Paris, for the reception If Mr. Can
ming. ,p,
The Independent SAYS that the
number Of workmen becoming pauPer.
at Lyons augmehts in m affecting
progression. Most Of them are with
out bread.
New York papers state that Mrs. Ad.
ANS and family, arrived there from
Philadelphia on Monday last
We learn by the Fall River Monitor
that the horseboat intended for SHADES
Ferry, has arrived and in opcration.-
A carriage may be driven directly into
the boat, on level. the persons occu.
pying Il need not even leave their seats
and in four or five minutes. tho jour.
ney may be resumed on the other side.
'Fhe store Of Col. Hail Wood, situ-
ated in the'east part Of this town, was
forcibIy entered on Thursday evening
last. aad the money drawer rifed ol
about ten dollars in change. This j.
the third attempt at store breaking iu
this town. during the present week
Wshope the vigilance Of citizens will
enable us to give an account Of the vii.
Iains ere long.
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(NOTIC E.

A IL persons who are indebted to
IA JON ATTAIN LUTHER, or T.,
DANIEL X. LUTHER, are re.
quested to make payment by C;sh
or Note, previous TO the last of Au-
gust nrxt; as all demands that Arc
not sottlcd before that time, wila
be left in the hands Of an attorney
for collection.
DANIEL X. LUTHER.
.JuIy %.
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WM, 3. 3 r. o. CHILD

WIN. 3. & r. Q. CHILD
CSrasr ~ Aessw 4 H.y-Msrkss street,
--otrkR soR sALE--
/EEA TWENTY barrels Canal
y E Flour. Corn and Rye.
" Corn and Rye rnea.
~ "a - Beef and Pork.
Coarse and fine Salt. ff
Sugars. Coffee. Teas. n, '.-
Run. Gin. Brandy
WlNES--Lis!,on. Malaga, & Current.
Grass Mats. Stone Ware.
100 lbs. punching twine.
Alarge assortment of CROCKERY
and GLASS WARE. IS
2 "a ALSO,
400. cwt Rolled Sole Leather. 81 good
quality, which. will I've sold in large
or small quantities, as best suits the
purchaser.
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age. u appeass that they LasA car
'ried on the sbnsincss Of shop lining
for above a twelve yAoatk, and Ilavs
been very successfdi, They sojd tic
articles pi!ered IN on6 asarter - tic
city.'to persoNs living h othess, gem
eraIly 'tsking part goods and part
cash. Tho Cause Of iHe detection
was q quarrel among themselves -
They hxve carried on their trade
chiefly in Canal street oflate; where
they have robbed y number Of retail
dry good shops.
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Mr.. Jelscrson by his will tss Left
'Aree Of his servA ants 'free.

NJ TsEa~..,,, i,,r' Nj, ~. III l.as. I.,ct
.,,,r.s .s s;s ,..". ~ -. M 80 -" ''' W.
0 " ''' '''' A"ss ~
~. ~.
!ne nrstM Hcpori@. n paper
"n'cn mas been published a lew
months. AT New-Bedlord. has been
discontinued by the publishers.
The Northern Sentinel. printed at
Burlington. assures the public. that
there Is not the least cause III aIarm re.
spectinr that Bank.
The NewsYork paners state that the
Mount Hope Loan Conuany lras failed.
This company was chartered in April
1895, with ca pital OF S3OU0oO. which
was all prid according to o the provisions
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05

Richard ;Lippitt. Esq. having re-
signed the Office If Cashier Of the
|Union Bank, of Providence, on ac-
count ef his health; Thomas B. Fen
|Der, Esq. has 'becn elected cashier
of said Bank to supply tho vacancy.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-05
Black Lasting,

harrington, July 2e.