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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
Executors Sale.

IDUHSUANr to a decree Of the Su-
Il preme judicial Court, and under
the advice and direction Of the Court
of Probate Of the town of Warren.
will be sold at PUBLICK aUCITO.r
to the highest bidder. on The prcmis-
es. on SATURDA AY, the 18th day
of April next. al 9 O'clock, A. NJ. all
the right. title. and interest. IF (which
OLIVER ROUNDs,late of said War
rem. deceased, died siczcd, in and TO
four lots of land, containing abo t
six acres. situate on Tuisit Neck
and in and to one lot of salt marsh.
containing three and a half acres.
situate ON Belcher's Core.
ALSO,
AT he late dwelling House of the
said Oliver Rounds. un tho same dav
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. a lot of good
English hay. quantity Of salt pork,
one feather bed and bedding. aud
sundry other articles os houschoid
furniture. briongirg to the Estate oT
The said Oliver Rounds. deceased.
Conditions will be made known at
tho time and place Of sale.
SPENCER ROUNDS. E1ec'r.
Warren, March Is, 1926.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

UDURsUANT to a decree of the
d supreme Judicial Court, and un.
nc, the ADVICE and direction of the
Court of Probate of the the town ui'
" arren, will be sold at PUBLlIk
AUCTION. 10 the highest bidder,
nn the premises. ON !SATURDuT.
the 18th day OF April rext, At 10
O'Clock. A. Nj. all the right. tiile,. nd
interest. of which AMOS HAZE. late
Of said Warren, dcCrased. died spiz-
ed, in aud to one House and Lot si..
ua,cd in said Warren, on the east
side OF Watcr-strset. nearly OPP.
site the dwelling house Of Capt. Sau-
uei Martin.
Conditions willbe maze <, own at
The time and place oi safe.
SETH fkCk, Adm =.
Natvh los
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

The report that the fprmcr resi-.
dcnce of the Emperor Napoleon. at
the Island of st. Iclana had been
converted into a stable is erroneous.
The editor Of the Salem Gazette,
says he has been informed by il gen.
tIcman rcccatly returned from ST.
lieirna that the story is without
foundation. A detachment of SOL
diers daily perform guard duty about
Longwood house. and it was gener-
ally thought upon the island that
Bnnaparte's remains would be short.
ly rennved to Europe.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

The Supreme Judicial Court OF
this State, commenced its MarcI,
term in Bristol, on Tuesday la,t.-
At this term, petitions were grant
cd for the sale Of Real Estate, aud !
for DivOrcenent. The Court rose
The same evening.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

Daring .atten,p. at Robbsry.-Las,
evening, between 9 aud 10 o'clock,
a pers"m passing up North Main st,
observed that the pannel Of the door
Of Col. G. Bakers store was broken
in. aud stepping across the street,
mentioned his suspicious to anotAer
person that a t!icfhad taken posses
sion. On returning. they discover
cd that the store had been entered,
the paddock which secured the door
having been wrenchcd of, and two
men of suspicious appearance were
seen in the street, who succeeded in
making their cstape. We dill not
learn that any thing was stolen. Our
citizens will do well 10 be on their
guard.-Prov. american.
We observe by the report of tho
Philadelphia society for promoting
agriculture.tIlat Mr.John L. Jenckes
Of this town. has received fron that
society a medal and a premium Of
twenty dollars for the invention of
his apparatus TO enable persons with
fractured limbs to he moved in bed
withnat injury. The committee in
speaking Of this invention say, the
Apparatus called an Alleviator, by
Mr.. Jenckes. is a most important in
'ention. BY il, a person confined
" bed with u fractured limb, can be
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
Marrtsu,

In Providence, on the l2th inst tby the Rev.
MIR. Eaes, MIR, Albert Field Dyer to Miss Am
ey Ann Ellis, only daughter of Nh. Cyrus e..
liz.
In Seekonk, by the Rev. 'Ir. Pease, Mr.. Ira
Chafiee to Miss Julia Ann Mason, all of that
town.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

At the benefit Of Mr.. Cooper, on
the evening of the 9th instant. in
Phhlahslphia. the hausc was f,li to
overtln"ing. Ii was said there had
not been such rush for tickets since
the days Of Cooke.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

1t appears from the Custom House
books at Detroit. that there were
two hundred an;l seventy arrivals,
and the same number of clearances
of vessels at and from that port, dur
ing the past year.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

A piece of land in Montpelier. VI.
bought fifteen years since for Gfy
dollars. has been re-soid for one thou
sand dollars. being at the rate of one
dollar q thi"ty-tlree cents per square
foot.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

Two stage-drivers. accessory to
the robbery Of tic mail,have been ar.
rested, besides the accomplice taken
n New-York. The principal per-
petrator is not yet apprehendcd.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

S52,5OOO
7,240 frizes. 1890 Bank. 81.
OO0 Tickets.
Tickets at s dollars, and shares in
proportion, for sale in a great varie.
y Of numbers, Mt
ID H. AWTUIRsSa
March 10.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

Havrc dates to the 10th of Janu-
ary have been received 1T Savannah.
Cotton was declining. Upland twcn-
ty-six to -twenty-se,en.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
Administrative Notice.

'f5t' "tf IA INVtIVCs
HNHE sub.criber hereby gives publick no.
10 tice that she is appointed Administering
Oh the estate Of
JONATHAN BRADSHAW.
late Of Warren. deceased, and has
accepfc'l OF the trust. She IT. fereEoro
requests all persons, who. are ind. bt-
ed to the estate OF the said deceased,
10 r'"ke payment wiiI.on, delay ;and
also al pcrs ms, who have claims a.
ga'nst said estate, 10 exhibet them
as soon as mey be.
ABIGAIL BRADSHAW, A!m'r.
March IS.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

Belcw-e brig,. In the souni brig and
2 schrs. .
CID brig Columbus, Grinnel, Hamburg.
Arr l4th. schr Nancy, Ualton, 6 ds from
Washington. N. c. CID ships Canada, Rog-
ers, Liverpool; Desiemona, Nashsl, Havrs.
Below, a ship, brig, and schr.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

The Boston and Springfield Cot
ton Factories are situated near the
falls OF the Chicapcc River, abou,
five miies above its confluence with
the CONNECTICUT. The river pours
over lodges of rocks extending
across the stream tho frs.
fall has ten feet of perpendicular
height the second four and below
the water rushcs dnwn the dec!ivity
ofits bed in a broken rapid. An ar
tificial channel, entering the river
above the first cascaG.', and passing
along ihe left bank. contains an uu.
falling and incxiaustib!c supply of
moving power to the wheels of the
factories erected on a plain, below
the falls.
This establishment was conmcnc
cd but little more than two wears
since. Two spacious brick buildings
five stories high have been erected.
containing seven thousand spindIes
aud two hundred and forty looms.
In addition eighteen brick and two
woodcn ediliccs have been construct :
cd. afordinS tcneinenls for fifty fam
lilies.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

C"nmodore Porter has arrived
M New York, accompanied by his
TWO little sons he will sail ia a few
days for Mexico.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
NOTICE.

NASH paid aud the highest price
~ given for Hoggeshead hoop poles.
by
STEPHEN JOHNSON,
Warren, March 49,,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
@arfnf EItelIiusmce.
PORT OF NARREN.
'RIVED SINCE OUR LAsr

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAsr.
Sloop Sarah, Mathewson, from Providence.
Sloop Hannah e Nancy, Turner. from New
port, u
SlooP Eliza, Smith, fr Providence.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

The following additional particu.
lars Of the blowing up Ola steamboat
III the Pacifick, some account OF
winch was given a short tine since,
are furnished in a letter to the edi.
tor OF the Baltimore Gazette. {" The
steamb"at Telucca, belonging to
Messrs. Beyg + Ce. or Lyna, whilst
lying at anchor in the port Of Guar
mey. coast oi Peru. was blown up by
the supercarSo, Mr.. Mctro,itcil.--
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

AT the March term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court. held at Newport, Mr..
william Hunter junior. was adj
'nittcd an Attorney and Counsellor
at Law.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
IL B G.

ES2TURDaY AEKT-n
ONLY THREE DOLLARS i!
For a chance at the following hand
some, and rery comfortable PrSes,
IN THE
NhoUs>fstau1 State
GC.s1s.Ni.Yo .Yo
I0 bc drawn ia irO> isirhCe, on the
25th instant.
HfGHhSTPRyZE.
BTWO THOUSAND DOLLARS..rn
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

moved, turned over, ar raised up
without disturbing the injured limb
1t has been tested by three member.
ut the committee. and used by pro.
fcssor Gibson in two cases with the
most decided benefit, and his decided
and warm Appreciation has bcen Civ
", Of it.
The society has also awarded a
like medal aud premium to Mr.. JON
atl'an Nichols. of this town, for a
portable carriage spring seat. This
seat. says tho committee, takes of
almost entirely the effect upon the
rider. of the want of a spring to the
carriage body. Ibid.
A letter from Col. Arbucklc, To
General William Clark, superintrn-
dent of Indian Affairs at st. Lmiis.
now at Washington states that 1--WE
of tire Osago Indians have been kill
ed by the ,Cherokecs, aud it is fear
cd that a war will break out between
them. Some Of the Usage chiefs.
however. have assured Col. A. that
they will await redress to be procur-
ed by his imterpositien and Colon
cl Arbucklc, wishes General Clarke
to use his enticavours to prevent hos
tililies. This information goes to
confirm the suggestions, contained
in the late rcpnrt from the war de-
partment, OF the necessity of Il con-
trolling power to prevent the mis-
Chief which otherwise results from
placing hostile tribes in the same
aei shhourhood.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

- Ir@~-'-'''''~'S>'ss NV MI svltttO tttU pas
sengers, wcre, at dimner. ON the poop
ofthe vessel. BY firing a pistol intu
the powder magazine ahaft, which,
instantly blew the after aart Of the
vessel iato the air. The melancholy
effects Of this suicidal act, eventua-
ted IN the destruction Of nearly all
who were at Gnner, consisting of
captain Gibbs. master Of the boat,
and four passengers killed amd two
wounded. The author of this un-
happy affair. Mctrovitch, was found
among the killed. Fortunately two
american gentlemen, CAPTAIN Nit
'newson. formerly supercargo of the
snip Mercury, of Providence. Rhode
islane. and a Mr.. Sweat, passengers
belonging to the steamboat, were on
shore at the time. There il but lit.
tle doubt they would have shared the
iate OF their unfortunate companions
had they been on board"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

We regret tn learn by a letter
from Washington. that the state of
inc fi"uourablc Mr.. Burgess health
diu not admit OF his leaving his
room.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11


st Meeting oil !he citizens OF fredericksburg at t
Town Hall on the 9th of July 1926. for the purpose
aadophn measures expressive of their sincere regret
the death Of venerable and iusrious fellow citizen
IS Fhns. Joiersun
Ssand vac ''1''
S Robert S Chew, appointed Secretary
s. The object Of the Meeting having been announce.
q from the Chair,
& On motion of the Rev Jno Bryce f2esgIscd. Thai
@commee CT ~ be appointed to ,l.a(I Preamble an,
Resolutions upon The occasion aud submit Ucn 90 ar
MadjeUrned meeting 10 be leld to morrow at o,c,c
Sand committee was accordingly appointed consi9rira
Nof the iev Jno Bryce, john scott, John J.. Niarvc
B beverly H. w clifford, William Gordon JOHN T. To1,.x
s4it'inp Harrison, RObt Patton, Jr Robi = Chew q
g. stevenson JOS Chrisy, Jr Isaac H. Williams and
q And then tue Meeting adjourned TIL Tn moron, ~
Ming, Q O'Clock.
q July :, 1896
q The committee appointed pursuant TO the .oreronr
q 0sointIon net according to Adjournment and reU3rej
3unanitGousy adopted: "
q The reopie Of Fredericksburg have learned with tbc
inos' poignant grief, that has pleased the hj,l,
4 Ruler Of the Universe 10 terminate flo ,,e III
"a period to the usefulness of Thomas ToF.r. 81,
a"ho' through protFactcd life of more than 10 80
'Sdgeu me affections and excited Tie admiration of
asuccessve gcneFallons'gbo 1r more than Ia T. q ,
8tury sustained and elevated The nations rlgrv i no,e
sno more His usefulness belongs to his Co,,yitrr
5ac'ioEF to 5orvhis fiine 10 tie world-a,l liz e;;I
sto ETERNITY II wc look TO all hat hp has done fsr Ii
scounfys benefit, how long has been his If,,ir g.
5"SS 10 ali That he was ytt capable 6 doing how nr
Smaiure has been lbs death! Where arijS, tie ,
and multiplied population which fills the i,,,i,s f ~
snat'on which he so largely EXTENDED i, t H., ci -
sFeeman whose social condition lie has not ita-,,
swhose securities he b1s not ugu,cpcd-.,, -
shaPnnNss he has not promoted TWAS iii tr the s.
u such man should complete The Jubilee Of iis
sne2s--arG tHt II should wing its way 10 linn ,i -
sit on thai dsy when 80 wears before IL ,,co. l5 u
sberty throughout Gi' the La1nt unto aH5te I,hhit.,
~ H.. ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

TacSo,rcd That when the Couihfitee shall have re
covcd the of the Governor, the Mayor be re-
quested to ccnyoke another meeting of the citizens
Fredericksburg, Faimouth and their vicines.
hcsoicco, That the Committee heretofore appointed
do request some competent person pronounce
~ oerson, at time ana place hereafter 10 be desIgna-
sted
I5eSoirc6 That it be recommended 10 fellow q
stzens OF Fredericksburg, and the vicinity, TO manifest
their sorrow for the death of Thomas Jefferson, b,
wearing Grape upon the left for the period of 81
sdays.
Ecso'red, That Tic proceedings Of this Meeting be
published in the Virginia Herald
d ROBERT LEWIS, Chairman.
4 RogERr S. CHEw, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11
TIE sEA.sENrnN1 AGAlN,


HARTFORD (CoH"cctcut) july I've last week rub
used an account Of the Sea Serpent having been seen bv
5C" HodTdse and the passengers one Of the LIVERPOOL
5Pae%cis, siucc which the following communication has
neen handed Us by Captain Goodspeed Of this y The eg
o. '3's munster Of the deep no longer doubted
land even those who were once sccqtical on the iet
must have an their doubts removed 10y the testimony Of
s'ne" woo would NOT r;Ae with public opinion Times
hAtTFORD, June IS. 1926
MESS''' InIToRS: would inform you t,at on NV
passage from Boston board scop his Of This ,cc ~
l'hc lvn o june, csck, A. ~. Cape Cod lrlt hcap
ABOUT ". w r leagues, djsycIcd large sea 6b or
'n"I5eF "cn we supposed to be the Sca-Serert When
uSt discovered VIC saw atonsdcrablc wake or riple i
5tne water to the whdward Of u.s.; as he ne7,cd w we
~. "eoo a0out feet above tie level Of the water
"h's ','s course alIwau our bow-shen ahead Of u.s.
'o'u 90 or 30 yards, discovered parts Of bs
oash SrPs'ed above TIE surface of the water. nd should
oss m lensln TO be from 40 TO 90 cethis circumference
~. ''' ascertain as he passed our bow We stood
n'3 ",'' about three knot breeze but we could roi
i'' ABOVE can be 'esscd ny myself and others on
CHARLES GOODSPEED,
Master Of Sloop IRIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11
IN WASHINGTON.

WAsrrNGToN, July 6.--As a mark of respect or
the part Of the Government of the United States fn
the memory OF THoliAs JEFFERSON, we uuderstar,,
that all the Executive Oiccs wall he closed this day
and that no public business viii be transacted.
Mo-. .LlL1n,nL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

From lie .Nt~ York .l,atrico,, Jy,,s co.
no measures adopted IN England for the at,
s'Ss'o Of oTe'n grai for it is TO wheat rye and bar
icy Uat The term corn Is applied in England whereS
s nave ot iiat we call corn are, observe excl
''eN'.o" III Tie agricultural parts of our country
anu are referred to az likely TO affect considerable eS
sPce OF wheat here. 1t may perhaps be useless t
senquirc hQw lar such result is likely to occur TIL
spuport oil the tw bills before Parliament ,yc
So oe OF the one to admit for continuation all dick
s"aFehoused corn now in the British ports and of hes
EotheT 10 import, if and When The ministers sI,al ;us
advisable SOC, 900 bushels from abroad In nror6s
gI;G the first measure Parliament Mr. Canine ast;
"aIca lhe quantity OF in bond at from 900 00ok
J." 'o"uoo hnshcIs equal perhaps four or five dav
consumption Tor great Britain. The additional ouan.s
Guy "hich ministers may admit, is equal to eieht orr
zen Gays more The United States have never We he
cye, exported in any one year over milan hIfl
bushels OF wheat: thoughD the shape of flour cv
scNP"''eu cqnai TO SIX million bushels. Perhaps theE
export from all The ports of tie Baltic NAV beE
sCa'ated al eight million bushels. Supposinn lien
mat II shall be deened eXpcdent By ministers 10 a,;,s
IRON abroad 4OUOOO0 bushels Of grain il ap9ears a
hech more than !ia quantity taking for our guide bes
averages OF past years be had either from fc Baltic or
"e c'i'eu states. AS therefore there will be Gem
sPeon great profits can scarcely be calculated or liz
j"us' 'eh De inquired what prices may be probabl
Una niaIned III England for wheat SEM ncra ord -
so"ef 10 ascertain tins 1t is necessary to revert 10 cE
statements IN Parliament OF those who favored The adj
MISSION OF foreign grain. II was computed by them
'i os Sterling per quarter IS sterling per buhe
sof 90 lbs Tor wheat, would be fair
30 TIE English agriculturist and with view r. d,,g
tins to him. the duty foreign wheat 10 be admcds
iwas graduated at TBS per Or Is Cd per bushel ON
lneSc data computation may be founded by which tnS
govern IN some degree speculation from tins couprv
The present price OF wheat here is
81, equal to storlicr 1 O.
Add tor freight Is
q" duty IN England !. I'd Z
expenses Of shipping and commits,
sion on selling, Cd.
l., Sterling, 70 Is. Cd.
Eat the price 10 be calculated on in England is only IS
per bQsheE leaving therefore but the chance of Cd per
oHshe profit, against tae risk Of prices which may EIk
out winch tire object OF tue very regulations nnderk
which the importation is maie prevent from rising
Ills general result Which believed TO be IN The ma
accurate is presented in The hope that it may spare
some disappointInents.
ne gain IN exchange is not comrutcd-it may bsE
e, OF against possible contingent expenses which have
not hcen taken into account.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

Resolutions have unanimously passed both Boards o
s'he City Council directing the Members of lie Cor
ipotaon to wear Grape the left arm for thirty DAYS
and requesting and empowering the Mayor to take sue!
steps as may be proper 10 manifest The sorrow OF the
lCy Tor the death, aud its respect tor the memory of
hts earliest itieid THOMAS JErrrRsoN
Ma! Journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

The President, with deep regret announces to the
Army that II has pleased the Disposcr OF ali human
events III whose hands the issues of life to remove
from the OF earthly existence our liustrous and
veneratod fellow citizen, THOMAS JEFFERSON This
dspensaton of Divine Providence affecting 10 us but
ltbe consumnaiion o! glory to him, occurred on the
itcurth o the present Ront the FIi,cth Anaiyer-
isary Of that Independence, the Declaration of which
Semanatpg from his mind, proclaimed the brit
o free nation, and offered motives Of hope and coas,
siation to the Whole family OF Sharing in TIC
sgTic Whch every heart mast fool for heauy and ai
ting public loss and DESTROYS to express his high sense
:o the vast debt of gratitude winch is due TO the vr-
tues, talents, and memorable services of the illus
trious deceased, the President directs, that Funeral
,onours be paid 10 him at all tho Military Stations and
;tha the Officers OF the Army Grape OF the LETT
iarm ~ way of mourning, for SIX rauntts.
Major General Brown "iii give the necessary Orders
lior carrying into effect the foregoing direction
JAMES BARBOUR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

~, from ne sNUftO;1ri !llieLt3cpcer.
The dense Of the venerable JEFFrnsoN might in the
OF nature SO reasonably have been pectcd be.
ilorc long TO have happened tat the event in itself ,ro
shave occasioncd much less ccnsaton had il not been
connected with peculiar circumstances. When we con-
s!aer That lew ct las fllow citizens had any previous no.
!ce oil MS nt>p0sitlun; That whcn tie news suddenly
3ne tie they had just completed the celebration Of e
sanhWeSafN oi great drama in which he was the prip
lcpal actor; tst many places and especially in this
3Gy he expired At the very instant when the tongue OF
ithc Orator was ptonouncug his eu!ogy-a coincidence
sHady To nc considered fonuous-it not TO he won
l"eTed that the public feeling greatly moved by the
event. Adverting TO Tie previous occurrence which
cio''ed me news with more than interest to us
I've have thought il would be interesting 10 o,,r o,o
TO pernse report ct what delivered at the CanitoI
ION the iin instant on the subject of the usrions man
who was at tina! moment breathing his last We have
therefore prepared the following report Of it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

Tine Bank Of e United States, on the 9Th u declared
'-'n",", "'I'e"d Of three per cent on the annrui
of IFS capital stock, upon which the Ns,io,a1 800.
observes. 'In" scmiannuai dividend OF three per cen,
n'o'i'd ~ t"e Bank OF tie Uucd States is s,,or, 49,
''Ct Oh e increasing prosperity Of that iu,itution t
ton and caudor" y e''-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

hs manufacturing districts are uaon the y7,lo % 49,
o'' "'' oiy 70 ihc mitigation Of distress but I'm fhs in
creased demand for twist and some description Of c
'' DIS D"th dealers aud consumers have for some