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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
From the Trenton Federalist.

On the Sd inst. in the Senate, MIR.
Randolph spoke against the Bankrup,
bill, for SIX hours. :Fhis'is' the whole
period which my Lord Coke allows for
sleep in the twenty. four. When, ., The
conclusion OF his 'eross-sayings, the
question was about 10 be put, on his
motion for the indefinite pos'ponement
Of the bill, it appeared that there soaS not
quorum of the Senate present: and
without taking the question, the Senate
adjourned.
The following account Of Mr.. Ran
dolph's Speech on his occasion, is fur
nished by the Alexandra Gazette:
"Mr. r. commenced with eulogy
on the spirit Of proud Independence with
which every freeholier in Virginia now
acted, and described the blessings which
The present Constitution Of that ancient
and renowned Com nonweal,h disribut.
ed among her inhabitants. He then
adverted to the deieterious effects oil
the paper system-glanced at the sub
ject OF slavery--and gave as reason
why he preferred black slaves to white
slaves, that the black slaves never injur-
ed the white breed, aud never became
politicians or came 10 Congress. He
was opposed to the press, for the same
reasons he was opposed to standing ar
mies-he was for bis friend from MIS-
sour, because his friend was for him.
The policy Of the government was to
buy up all the presses they could get,
and il the Bankrup, Bill passed, it mat
tered not one straw whether Andrew
Jackson or John Quincy Quincy Adams
be elected tho next President. He did
no, believe the President Of athe United
States would be able to read the bill,
consisting - it did, Of. % pages and 80
sections, aud did not believe the men,
bers Of the Senate had been able to give
it the attention it required. He called
the Presiden,s Message to the House
of Representatives, on the Panama Mis-
sion, q stump speech, and pronounced
the speech Of another Professos. puerile,
silly, and acknowledgements declared
he never asked . gentleman for money
! in the course Of bis life-and he neyel
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02

measure was adopted and the commit
tee OF conference be appointed.
SATURDAY, MAY 6.
Senate. The message from the
House oil Representatives asking Com
miltee of Conference was referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee. The bill to CON-
pensate Registers and Receivers for ex-
ira services was read third time and
recommitted.
House of Refresentatives. A com
munication was received from the Sc
cretary Of the Treasury in reply TO re-
solution calling for statement of the
revenue received at Key Wcs,-which
was accompanied by the following:
II statement exhibiting the amount of
gross and nett Revenue which accru-
ed in the District of Key Hest, from
the 1874 December, 1922, TO The 3lsi
Dec 1925.
l823-Gross amount of duties on mer-
chandIse, $3.50 /; gross amount Of du-
ties on tonnage and light money, S29 AZ ;
nett amount Of hospital fund, $50 43
gross revenue, S46s oil; payments for
expenses Of collection, 1854 IS.
In l824-Gross amount of duties on
mere handise, 8 IA, 1903; gross amount oil
duties on tonnage and light money, ST.
500 o.; nett amount of Hospital fund,
S85 SO; gross revenue, Sl5,7o3 90
payments for debentures issued, Sl2,-
sos 40; expenses of collection, 81 ,ol2
20; nett revenue, $3.50 OF. No &C.
count for 1925.
Mr.. Cook, of Illinois, offered the fol-
lowing resolution; which lies one day
on the table:
Resolved, Tha, the President of the
United States be requested TO cause 10
be obtained, and lay The same before
Congress at the next session, a state
ment showing the number Of persons
engaged in working the lead mines be-
longing to the United States in Illinois
and Missouri, the quantity Of mineral
raised at them, the quantity Of land tina.
has been ascertained by discovery TO be
mineral land, and as near as NAV be
the quantity of lead made at those
mines, since the LIST Of July last: And
salo, statement showing the num-
Der Of persons engaged in working
such mines in The said States, as be.
long to individuals or companies,
and as nearly as may be the quantity o.!
mineral raised, and lead made at those
mines since the period aforesaid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
CASTOR MEANS.

VTNHE subscriber will purchase any quantity
Il of CASTOR BEANS, next fall. He will
give THREE QUARTS OF oil for bushel OF
beans or, if preferred, will sell the oil, and
give as much per busllel, in cash, as the price
Of oil will justify.
JOHN ADAMS
N B. Those who have CLOTH at my full
ing mill, are informed that it is now ready tor
delivery. Z
April 22nd, 1860 If ...
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
TAKEN UP

DY Milton shurtleH, living on the head Of
ID Apple Creek, in Morgan county, Illinois,
ozark bay Mare with black name and tail, a
star in her forehead, and snip on her nose, the
left hind foot white, fourteen hands high, a
natural trotter, supposed to be three years old,
no other marks or brands perceivable. Ap,
praised to wenty dollars by Alvah Sweet ano
Samuel Dixon, this oath day Of April, 1926.
JAMES GREEN. J. p.
As appears from the return 10 my office.
DENNIS ROCKWELL. CPk c. C. NJ C.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
THE LADIES, GARLAND

rs a paper containing miscellaneous Ltera-
i ture, and as its title purports, dedicated to
the Ladies. 1t contains, however, matter Of
interest to the general reader. 1t is publish
ed weekly at Harper's Ferry. Virginia, "a place
celebrated for lis romantic scenery and it
comprises in each volume 208 quarto pages of
small type. The advance price is only S l Is
per annum, which makes it the cheapest pub
hcation Of the kind in the United States. 1t
will be furnished, bound in boards, for 81 IS.
Postmasters or others who forward, free Of
postage. IS. for four numbers, will be enti-
tied to an extra number for their trouble.
Copies of the first and second volumes can
be had on application. The third volume will
commence Immediately.
Harper's Ferry, Va. Feb. 1926.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
PROBATE NOTlCE..

WE shall apply to the Court Of Probate of
wv Greene county, on the first Monday in
June next for final settlement of the estate of
JOHN MEDFORD, late Of said of said county,
deceased. All persons interested are request
ed to give their attendance accordingly.
SALLY MEDFORD, Admire.
WILLIAM MEDFORD, .adn'r:
.9brl 9Th, 1826-3tp
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
WOOII-CARDING.

TIME public are informed that have pro-
Il cured new set of CARDS of an excellent
quality, for my machines: and every eAertion
and attention will be used to accommodate
my customers. The wool must be well CLEANS
ed and picked.
JOHN ADAMS,
Edwardsville, May 6, 1826.-32f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
STRAY HORSE.

yHvAKEN up by Asher Chase, of Otter Creek
n township, in Greene County, Illinois, a
bro.un Horse. with considerable white on the
back of the Wthers and belly, supposed to be
caused by packing; has a star and snip-14
hands high, supposed to be II years old, shod
all round: no brands or marks perceivsble =.
Appraised to 80. Before
THOMAS G. LOTION, J. p.
March 9, 1926. Sc
Attest
SAM'I.. LEE, Jr. OK. Com's Court
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
RELIEF TO LAND DEBTORS.


We delay not momen, to lay before
our readers, in anticipation of the regu-
lar order Of publication, the law provid-
ing further means for the extinguishmen,
Of the debt due for public lands, which
we have received from friend. Its
provisions are ample; even more liee
raj than the acts of which it is a revival.
Holders of certificates will now have an
opportunity Of realizing either their val
uc in other property, or completing the
payment at about the rate at which the
public lands now sell, and without int.
rest. We would add our word of ad-
vice to the Recommendation Of Mr.. Cook,
that every person holding certificates
avail himself Of the present liberal law.
AN ACT making further provision for the
extinguishment of the debt due to the Unit
ed States, by the purchasers OF public lands.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives oFfhe United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the provisions OF the act, entitled An
act to provide for the extinguishment OF
the debt due to The United States, by
the purchasers of Public Lands" ap-
proved May the 18th, 1924; and the
provisions of the act, entitled, San act
explanatory OF an act, entitled an act to
provide for the extinguishment Of the
debt due to the United States, by the
purchasers OF the Public Lands" ap-
proved May the 26th, 1924, be, and the
same ere hereby, severaliy revived and
continued in force, in all respects what.
soever, until the 4th day Of July, 1927.
Sec. 2. md be lit further enacted, That
the legal holder Of any certificate oil
lands purchased from the United States,
which land has reverted, by virtue OF
the provisions of The act of the I'd OF
March, 1921, or the several acts sup.
Elementary thereto; or which, by vir.
tue Of the 5th section of the act of 10th
Of May, 1900, is subject TO be sold for
the balance due thereon, with interest
OF which, under the provisions Of the
said act, has become forfeited 10 the Unit.
cd States, since the LIST day OF July, 1920
and which has not been sold, shall be
permitted to redeem the same, ct any
time previous to the lstday Of May, 1897
on paying the amount Of the purchase
money due, exclusive Of interest, with Z
deduction Of s7a per cent.
Sec. 3 And be it. further enacted, Tha,
if the legal holder Of any certificate OIL
further credit, extended TO purchaser.
Of Public Lands, by the act Of the I'd o.
! March, 1891, entitled IAN act for the
!. relief Of purchasers Of Public Lands
prior to the. LIST day Of July, 1920" shall
previous to the 4th day Of July, 1927
discharge the amount due on such certi
fcate, by relinq or payment
or both, such holder shall be entitled te
. remission Of all interest due thereon
At the day Of such discharges, together
with Q deduction Of 37A per cent. or
the amour, actually paid. IN CASH.
/ .1thrsved +sh May, 1896.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02

tbs first page,.snay be found the ex-
frrssion "iiater to see."-The reader
ShsY CORRECT it to suit himself--we wrote
Dit Is S:s 10 see"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
TAKEN UP

EDY Thomas Gilleland, of Diamond Grove
lD township, in Morgan county, Illinois. a
dark brown Mare, with the left fore foot white,
a star in her forehead, snip on her nose and
one saddle spot. natural trotter, supposed to
be five years old, about fourteen and half
hands high. Appraised to thrty-6ve dollars
by John Green, George Tanning and John
Orr, this 22d day of April 1926.
JAMES GREEN, ]. p.
As appears from the return to my office.
DENNIS ROCKWELL, CPk C. c. Nor. c.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02

State Of Illinois, Madison County, 49,,
Circuit Court, March Term, 1926.
Sarah McCollum and0
John d. Whiteside, :
U.s. In CHArcEnr.
Josiah Wallace and
William Parkinson.
an motion by complainant attorney, the
~ execution issued in this case is ordered to
be set aside, and, it appearing to the satisfac
ton Of the Court that Josiah Wallace is nom
resident OF this state it is therefore decreed,
that publication be made in some newspaper
published in this state. for four successive
weeks, that the said defendant be and appear
at the next term of this Court, to answer the
Compliments Bill of Complaint; or that the
same will be taken pro con.fesso, against him. +.
Attest EMANUEL }. WEST, Clerk.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Solicitor. 04t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
TAKEN UP

10y David Caskill, living in Ridge Prairie
I'D township, Madison county, Illinois, one
bay Mare and young Colt. The mare is about
fifteen or sixteen years old, fifteen hands high,
branded on the left shoulder with the letter
Cher left hind foot white-appraised with
the colt to ten dollars.
Also, one sorrel Horse Cot, two or three
years old, fourteen hands high, a star and snip
on his forehead, both fore feet white, and
small white spot under his belly, no brands
perceivables Appraised to eighteen dollars,
by Silvanus Gaskill and Eli Cornwell, this 9th
day of May, 1926.
SAMUEL SEYBOLD, p.
Attest,
HAIL MASON, C. C.. C. NC
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
NOTICE

rs hereby given that we shall attend TIA
Il Court of Probate for Madison county, on
the LIST Monday in July next, for the purpose
OF making final settlement Of the Estate Of
the late UEL WHITESIDE, deceased; when
and where all persons concerned may attend
ii they think proper.
. WILLIAM 3. wHITEsiDE, ,adu,rs,
DAVID NIX.
May 18Th, 1826.-44t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that shall apply
~ to the Court of Probate of Madison
county, on the first Monday Of June next,
for the purpose of making settlement of the
Estate of ROBERT BR.AZEL, deceased.
of which am appointed administrator; at
which time and place all concerned may al.
tend, if they think proper.
WILLIAM STEEL, .4dm'r.
EdrpardsptNe, April 18th, 1826.-O3t'
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02
TAKEN UP

DY David Marks, of the MatWaisterre town.
ID ship, in Morgan county, state OF Illinois, a.
red STEER, marked with swallow. fork in,
the left ear, and an underbit in the right ear
four years old, last spring, well grown of his
age: appraised to ten dollars, by George Blair
and James Blair, this 10th January. 1926.
Before me,
JAMES HATCHER, J. p.
AS appears from the return on file in my Of:
flee. -l 28-3ts o." .
DENIS ROCKWELL, Crk. c. C. NC. !
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-06-02

measure was adopted and the commit
tee of conference be appointed.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-29
MEaloRANDA.

Arr at Newport, on Sunday last ship Rog
er Williams, Moshsi, OF Eristoi, IRON II,.-
vsna, bound to Barceionin.
Arr ul Philadelphia, 23d, sear iiola.d,naD,
from Providence.
At the Balize, 30th uit. brig Rival Of New
porl, from New-Kork.
At New-Orleans, last date, brig Remittance,
Bu,r, Of Bristol, for ifavre; ship VIM Baker,
<f'ea,se, Of Providence, loading ior Amster-
.dam.
Ship Boy, Green, aid brig Hurves., ofNcw-
Z or,, waiting freight.
At Matauzas, la date. brig New -Coluni-
bia, Mdnro, Of this port, loading.
Arr at Providence, 2Is, snip Wellington,
Salisbury. IA 10 fr Gottsuburg.
At Martinique, last datc,br:s Olive Brsrch
Gladd.n,. Of Bristol, tisch. uhc. Harriet
Slocum, dtto.> 4.
Sailed from, Newport, on Thursday. ship
Roger Williams, Mosher, Of Bristol, ior Bar
celonia.
Arr at Baltimore, 22d sloop Edward. South,
from Providence.
Cid at Baltimore, ship Galcn, Bevan, Ma
tanzas.
Cld at Petersburg, 2Ist, brig Union, Thur
Der, of Providence, iU Havre,
Port ot PrOridcnce. July %.
Arr sloop Gov, Eustis, Hatch, from Aba
ny.
24th, arr ship Rising States, Pearcc, 10 u.
fr Savannah. VIA New-Yorb.
Brig Marcia, Marberry, l3 ds from Havan'
a. Lett, oh, brig Criterion, Taylor, OF New.
port, ior New York, in 2days.
Sloop New York, Willard, New-York
Cd. schr Ruby, Haskell, et. Andrews |;
schr Esther, Brownell, Baltimore. :.
25th, arr Gov Gibbs, Tsilman. from New
York.
26th, arr brig Ayenoria, Mccoy, II ds from
Curracoa.
CID ship Constitution. WarL New-York +;
sioop Amity, Munro, ditto.
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Eth.

10 this town, On the ed list. suddenly,
Capt. John cowihs. assd IS years. He re-
tired TO bed ct night, sppsrsntly ia' good
health, aud was found in The mofhhy q
core.
la Providenss, "a Sunday lSst, Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth, wife os George CurtiA Esq. aud
eldest daughter'of che late Hon. james Bur.
rill, in the eth year other age.
ia Pomfro,. Coz, on SUNDAY last, Mss. Alb.
ssal Rosseter, aged so years, wife Of Nathan.
iel Rossetsr, Esq. of that place, and dsughte,
Of the late Col knight Dextsr, Of r,ovi
leucs.
Ia Seekoak, On the 2tst ilst. sfter linser
lug illnsss, Mss. Mary Ttsveys, relsos Of th,
late Mr Thomas Travers.
la Consord, Mas. Mr.. Lowell Essterbrools
aged "a, leaving widow, aged 10. tits ro-
merkable, that when he married he was ,
~idower; and she q widow-having livet
with her first husband three months and J.
days, and with her last exactly the same mum
Der Of montlis and days.
In Rehoboth on Tuesday, Miss Mary Hunt
daughter Of the late Mr. lsish Hunt, in tn
74th year Ofuse.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-29

aeQuaty Of the compensation. I'll
q wrelched mistake in political o.
Ino my, to make the saliries Of pub
Offices 20 low as not to command
o proper taicnts4rom thc,n. Soci,
rsimony isp spartieularly snfortun-
10, when il is applied to the 3ddic-
ry.--Ndt, -Esstel. -
.Monied lnstitAtion.-A second in
|nction has been issued by Judge
EDWARDS, against the Tra,lesmcn's
ank, requiring the surrender Of sll
e'prepcrty into the hands Of Ste
,cn Allen and Peter Stagg.
no have been named az Trustees
r. tIrat purpose. This Injunction
as~scrvcd on Saturday but We un-
erstand that the gentleman in p''s-
bss;on lIave'dcclined complying with
under the advice Of coansci.- :
Vhat willbe tie result we cannot
cter,ninc. One cause Of tho appi-
alton for the original injunction, is
aid to have q discovery that the
ew board Of directors had stipula-
ed to loan the sum Ut 100000 dot
hrs upon the securities Of a certain
Istitution which has since failed.
p. S. Since writing tho forgo.
hg, we have been informed that the
directors have yielded, ard rather
IAN walk up TO the bar ofthe Court
pr a contempt, have surrendered to
ho Trustees, who were placed In
ossession Uf the Dank'at 10 O'Clock
his morning, There has been a
kreat' crowd in Chatham Square all
he morning, and much excitement
prevails.
1t is said that our Boston fl'iends
ave become somewhat alarmed, land
aving rakcd together a few ten dol
hr bills ofthe NewYork Banks.have
|ent on nn 'ageiit to demand the spe-
lie. He can have all he wants al
i've minutes +loticc--in pistarccns
k hechooscs (! " I, Com.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-29
INSTALLATION.

The Rev. AUGUSTUS BRowN
READ, WAS Installed as Pastor over
the first Congregational Church and
Society in Ware, Mass. on-the 18th
lust. introductory Prayer by the
Rev. Munson e. Gayland, Of Wes-
tern. Sermon by the Rev. Thomas
Smell, of North Brookfela. Conse.
Grating prayer by the Rev. Joshua
Crosby, VI Enfield. Charge to the
Pastor, by the Rev. Joseph Biodget,
of Greenwich. Fellowship vi the
Churches by the Rev. Henry Il. +.
Sweet, Of Palmer. Charge tu the
people by tie Rev. Micah Stone,
aud the concluding prayer by the
Rev, Eliakim Phelps, of Brook field.
The exercises we're intersperscd
with several pieces Of Sacred Ma-
sic selected with tasto and performed
by the choir belonging 10 the b.
ciety, to the admiration Of the large
and attentive audience assembled u
witness the very interesting solcm.
ni..ss Of the occasion, Thy speedy
settlement Of the gospcl in that place
and the perfect unanimity Of the
Church and Society, in calling the
Rev. Mr.. Read 10 bccome their Pas.
tor, augurs much prosperity through
the blessing Of God to that part ol
Zion. Pr0p. Journal.
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.HONOURS no THE DEAD.

EULoGY ON ADAMS AND JEFFER.
oN.--Ihe Committee Of arrange
ncnts Of the City Council upon the
|ubicct of the solcmnities to be oh
|erved in Faneul Hall, in consc-
,uemCe efthe deccase of JOHN An
EMs and THOMAS JEFFERSON, late
Presidents ofthc United States, at',l
bigners OF tho Dec laration of imde-
beIidcncc-hase requested Mr.. Web
tter To deliver a Discourse on the
lives and character of those vencra.
bic men, and he has consented to
discharge that duty. .H'hc 'cuioyy
with be pronounced on Wednesda,
lie cd August next. The galleries
bf the Hall viii bc exclusively desc
ed to TIC ladies. 1t as estimated
he,area 0f the Hall and galleries
win contain sitting about $500 pcv,
bOns. I
No other individual will be espcc.
tasly inviteA on che occasion. thar
kbe President OF the Umted States
and Ire Goverhour of the Common
wealth. Tire piocrssion will form
ht che State House, tire Order u
Which viii hereafter te made Known
h tho public,-AB Il. GaS.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-29

An unfortunate occurrence has
taken place in the family of Mrs,
Coles, of Chester county, llliRVis.--.
Mrs. Coles, it appears, had repre-.
scnted TO the Rev. Mr.. Folks, q
methodist prescl,cr who called on
her, the bad conduct Of a servant in
her family, a bali Indian, and Mr..
Folks, had accidently remarked that
t'at kind of persons did not know
when they we're well oT. The In
dian, ,IeaIing os this,expression deter
mined to kill Mr.. Folks, who WAS
requested by Mrs. CoIcs.to keep out
eftI,e Nay. On the rcappcarance Of
Mr.. Folks, the Indian Was seen nd
vancing With his rife to execute his
design Mr.. Folks seized > gun yc.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-29

PORT Of WARREN.

w
AuRrcD SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Sn,,b, from Providence.
Sioop Sarah, in,csnA M, from ditto.
Sloop M.ull Moriah, hlatiewson, from
ditto.
Sioop Hannah IL Nancy. Turner, from
Newport.
Sloop Rambler, Cole, from Wexford.
Sioop Mount hloriah, Mathewson, from
ditto.
Sioop Hannah & Nancy, Turner, fr ditto.
Sehr. Leader, Winslow, from ditto.
Sloop George Mary, siason, from Alba
ny, with -four, shingles, &c, to Simmons Cole.
Lettsloop Sally, Brown, tor tins port, IN d
few days.
SlooL Mary Ann, cha er,'t fiadadm.
s'loop New-l ork, Willard. Ii on New YORK
Yia Br..loi.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-29
) A word to the Wise Is Sut-
ficient.n
WHEREAS u certain evil mlnt
~ A.. a., g. a

NETHEREAS u certain evil mind.
wv ell person, not having the fear
Of God before his eyes, did On Wed
nesday evening last, enter the sob.
scribet's sho... and take therefrom the
following articles, viz: ! pair Of mems
shoes; 2palr mems pumps l pair
women shoes, aud 9 Or 8 pair OF
boys zee. 1.-THE said person, will
return the above. named articles imn,f-
diatety. his name will not be exposed
--otherwise, u search Udrrnnt will be
obtained, and his name exposed to the
public.
July 90.
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Assignee Notice,

Assignee Notice,
TVH& subscriber having been ap-
n pointed BY the Honourable Court
ri Commissioners, for the relief of
insolvcnt Debtors, Assignee to the
eStatc of
ALLEN WALBR0N,
Of Bristol, hereby notifies tie credi-
tors vi said Wxldro't, that six mnn'IIs
% allowed for presenting all de-
mands against said insoivents estate.
within which titne the salne are 10
be presented or they will be precla-
Lcd according to law.
J. X. RICHMOND. .'Assisnee.
bristol, July 25. [J29l 4w.
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'FaAsxroRr, (Ky.) July 8.


Rssachamp, the assassin Of Col.
Sharp, has expiated his crimes.----
|TAe sentenCe of the law was execu-
red upon him at tho fork Of the Lex
|ingtun and Wundford roads in The
edge Of Frankfort, at half past one
O'clock yesterday.
An idea had gone abroad, that be
would address tho people at the gal
lows ! but hs made no attempt oi
tho kiud, Ia was evidently too fee
bic, probably rendered 50 by his at
tempts to commit suicide, by taking
ladsl anSm and BY slabbing himself.
Soon after arriving at the place ol
execution, he observed that be wish.
I'd 10 die, and requested the band
which belonged to two independent
companies, which had been called
cut ~ preserve order, should ono.
play t" Buonapartc's Retreat from
Moscow" which having heard, h
desired the officers to perform th'
execution .--and took his death.