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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28


" IRGINIA. At Superior Court Chaneery holden at the
1924. ~ y
William w. Loswood and Thoma, lockwood infants by
Robert Poor their frieud the said Robert Poor SUI
VIKING eAor OF edmund LoswooI deceased, PRS.
against.
Edmund Locket admor. with the will annexed of Thos
Loswood deceased, aud IA has right, Richard e. Noel
William Is. Taylor, Mickleborough Montague and John J
Winston eXof oi Thomas LogwUod deceased.
THIS cause IN which the Plaintiff appear 10 have proee
IN the mode prescribed by llw against the defendants Richard
e. Noel and john j. Winston, who out of this county
came on this day TO be heard the bill the answers of the
other defendants aud amended answer Edmund Lockeit
filed by consent, and exhibits aud argued by counsel
on conderaGH whereof, and by plaintiffs and
Judge, Oder and decree, that the defendant Edmund
administrator with the will annexed of Thomas Leewood dec
do teder account OF the of the said Thorn
as LogwUod, dec ON the estate of Edmund Lucwood dec.
also OF the guardianship of the said Thomas Log
wood, dec for the plaintiff also OF the defend ant
Lockes administration the the said Thomas Log
wO dec. before commissioner of the court who directed
TO examine, state and settle, and report same TO the court
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
or which may he required by the parties be
A.COpy Teste, WB w. IIENISG C. c.
COan!issioners office Richmond, I3tk thrill s26.
The interested III the of the above order
will take notice, that have appointed the I4h day June
next 10 cuamence al this Office the said order
of the commissioners Of the Richmond Superior Cou
OF Cancery which time and place, they are required TO
attend conformity with the said order with the NECESSARY
accounts, documents proofs enable me 10 perform the
duty which by said order deyOved commits oner OF the
said IVAI e. pENDIETON Cnor
AprilIf. Ii2-vg,y
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HOU USE or REPR ESE.N-TgTJYES
Apurr 10 1000

The Speaker laid before the House communi-
cation from tie Secretary Of War, transmitting
'ne report Of the1|oard Of Internal Improvement
relative TO the examination Of on eastern, rnieIle
ana western route for n road between the civ Of
washington and New Orleans; which was referred
TO the committee on Road and Canals.
LAs;epof' IS CHARACTERIZED by the ability which
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ls :s'e''y I" oA''''r' county court March lih,
Daniel F9urnOy, Miles Dott David Laprade and Daniel
Cheathani pia;n,;a.
Against
Amnon Elan, phe,s NJ Elam, The widow Aaolphus Au.
Susths ELAN, William Daniel Elam Samuel Greed Elam
"a" mann oni'oi'h OF MOAB Eidnl, dee. Deiis
THIS day the plaintiff, by Samuel TAYLOR ESQ their
attorney aud filed c bill against the defendants and Il an.
theb. NJ, Adolphus augustus William Daniel and Samuel
Greed Elin, not Inhabitants of this ON
tI motion Of the plaintiff, by their attorney aforesaid il
ordered and decteed by the that unless said
named defendants DO appear here or before the second
Monday IN June next aud the pautd,' bill the same
shall be taken Tot confessed and the matter thereof decreed
accordingly and IT further ordered tlata copy of thu. order
be forthwith Published the Richmond Enquirer for two
months lcccivey ard another copy posted al The front door
a cory. Trste LAWSON NUNNALLY, DC.
April Ia 10 ws.t
~ elaa"Gtry In Northumberland county court, 18th
f'emHs Bates eOmrlt
Richard H. harrington ROys;on Bets IT. and John Meath
deets
The defendant Richard II. Harrington, having entered
ms appearance security according the VI Assem-
bly, aud Tie rules of this court audit appearing saac
ton OF the court that he not nLRbi;aut of this State
on the motion OF the comp by his counsel ordered
the SAID defendant do appear here the first day of June
term next aud answer the bin of the compl aud that copy
Oh TINS order be forthwith inserted months
N soae newspaper published in the city Of Richmond an-
other copy thereof posted up at the front door oil the
house ol this county. copy Te,,e
SAM. LELAND d. c. C.
April II. Iii-wsw+
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Messrs. William Clopton, Samuel CIopion- and

Messrs. William Clopton, Samuel Cloplon, and
- Rion heirs and Iesa;ees Of Reuben Clopton, dec.
y on VIII please take Notice, that shall on The 21d and
4 2ltn days OF May next at Cumberland courthouse in the
Snie ct Virginia between The hours ucock in the morn
ing andG O'Clock IN the evening of each day. proceed TO take
the dispositions OF Daniel Gardner others be read in evil
dence IN sut now depending the Superior of Chan
ee} tor he Williamsburg District wherein are plaintiff
AID John BCloP,on, adr dc bouis Of VIM Co,on dec
ourselves aud others deCnIl,yhere you can attend #
you think proper. WM MEREDITH
REUBEN MEREDITH
Adm'rs OF Elisha Met.,iuh, dec
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ton may &c ieducsd iTQm fifteen 10 twenty Mics,
according 10 the adopted line of intersection. In
any event, large portion of the road will be
found 10 be already completed, and for the re-
s,due, abundant materials exist in the country
part OF which is, indeed, sparsely peoped, but,
throughout which, subsistence is every where
cheap.
The undersigned forbcar TO press, because they
deem II unnecessary, the many considerations
which recommend the expectancy of thus abridsng
the distance which now separates the Seat Of Go
sernment from the Western border of the Union
They will not sumup the time, the labor, and the
actual cost which a measure, so easy to accom-
alish, would save both TO the Government and the
People. Amidst these higher considerations those
which grow out OF the commercial interests of the
Cities OF this District, coniided for their protection
exclusively 10 Congress, sink in comparative i'm
portance, though, by paternal Governm emf, they
canno, be wholly di-resarded.
The undersigned beg leave to subion to this
communication copies of resolution of the Gen
eral Assembly of Virginia, which passed the 22d
oil February, lSl7, and of recent report OF
Committee OF the House OF Representatives.
lie last, while 1t distinctly recommends the pur-
pose OF THIS communication, refers TO the late
general appropriation BY Congress to the survey of
roads and canals Tor national purposes dispens-
hS win The necessity OF more specific provision
tor its attainment. The resolution of Virginia may
bc regarded as arepeate manifestation, of the poll
cy which prompted her act of 1907, asserting TO
The extension of the Cumberland Road through
her Territory.
The undersigned, therefore, respectfully re-
quests that competent Engineer may be ordered
to survey and report the and estimate of the
best and shortest practicable extension of the Cum
Uerland Road, from some suitable poin, thereon, 10
The tide water of the River Potomac, within the
District of Columbia.
We are, sir, very respectfully, your obetlient
, servants,
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" IkGlAlA. Alta Superior ,Gourt of Chanesrv holden
at tic c'ro in the City " Eiehmond the nh day Of
Nancy Goodwin, Pltg
ags,nt
Sarah Goodwin. oNoct;rx and de,isee OF Reuben Goodwin
dee, Seaioh orantlanj, and Jants L. Goodwin Debts.
n cause came this day TO he heard on the bill answer
eNhbts aud examinations or Witnesses and wa, argued by
counsel; On consideration wer eo the court doth aiudcc
order aud decree that the defendants DO deliver 10 the a
tai the slave Thornton in the tl nenoued aud render an
account OF hts hires since the death of said Reuben Good
win dec, before commissioner of the count who Is directed to
examine state and settle the said account and report the anne
to The court with any matters specially stated deemed peril
neat h HIMSELF which may be required Inv the parties 10 be
stated. 4 Copy. Te.te, yN w iIFNfNG -
Commissioners Office, Richmond, Apra 10, 1895
The parties e,ted will please taks notice that have
appoine the 26 day of Nay TO the account
directed in the foregoing order Of court ON which ny a, >
clock IL H. they required ut my office in ,h,
he,'oh aug settlement. H. BAKER, NJ. {.
-wfm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

G. T.. MERCER,
ALFRED II. POWELL.
THOMAS NEWTON,
WM. ARMSTRONG,
JOS. JOHNSON,
WM. SMITH,
BENJAMIN ESTILL,
JOHN S. BARBOUR,
SAMUEL j. VINTON,
DANIEL POPE COOK,
JOHN w. CAMPBELL,
WIN. MCLEAN,
y. STEWART,
!. &. lSACKS.
J. LAWRENCE.
JOSEPH VANCE,
J AS. CLARK,
rlIOS. METCALFE,
ROBERT p. LErCHER.
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.Jfests. Pulaski II. and Davia y. I,,5yeo,

VOut being nOn-residents Of this State and having no
u known scent here--Thomas Anderson Of Louisa county
aprontee to the Of Berryruan johnson deestc &
ice that on Tie eighth day OF May next, at Allen Denton
uFoeeTy Hanover county, shall proceed take the epo
non OF Peter Wade aud others, 20 be read evidence 10 Ger
tam suit now depending in the superior count Of csncefv for
me richmond District aud in the dispositions cannot he
n'hcd on The above eighth day Nav shall continue
om day 70 DAY until they finished, in which said suit v,
the SAID Josons, paints and Thomas Anderson aprp
tee Aforesaid aud WIN. bThompsou are defendants her and
where you may attend if you think proper Yours &C.
WA L. THOMPSON
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Arrl21. -.
Wcssrs John IfnsIey and Reuben Beryeft

NessrS. John Imsley and Reuben Barrett
WIS 10 notify So" that your places Of re,idonce are
< unknown ou, have taken this mod 20 inform, W.,
thd we shall lake Sue dispositions Of Samuel n Csfdoz, J
Moses NJ Cdrd"fa and otheT, the Tavern ofober crugr
inc hours Of o'clock ~ the morning and six o'clock in te
evening 20 be rcd IS Evidence IN su nov depending N
The Superior Court II Chlrcery for the Richmond NfTir
wherein you plaintiffs aud ye and other, are dofular
aud should tbc sld depositions be ker from any ca
ON The day Aforesaid, the will he taken on the next %
at the place above mentioned, and bcweenthe hours af,re
and d not Enshed will be continued day 10 dv ypt
completed. }ouis, &c. JUDITH ~ CAR DOZA. EY'rv
AARON y. CARDOZA, ES'or
0f Moses y. Cardozi dec.
drrfl I. 80
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TO .Alessrs. .0An o. Aalokirs, RicLard Bou


YOU will please take notice that shall on the 18th 18Th
ani i.th days OF May next the Tavern house OF VIM
Iowue OF BoydtUn the Meuklenbury and State
OF Virginia. between The hours Of O'clock in the morning and
o'clock m the evening Of each day proceed take the a
davits OF Thomas Overon John brane, John Br,mncIl
George Smith aud others, he read evidence in suit nov,
depending IN the Superior Court of Chncery for the Rich
mond District wherein YOU and each of YOU and others are
made defendants and p!ainia-whtre you can attend
not YOU may think fit THOMAS GOOnH
April Is, 326. Il9,y1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

WAslINGro:7, March 2S, 1926.
SIN; Tie undersigned Members Of the Congress-
OF the United States, respectfully request tina, COM
peent Engineers of the United States may be di-
rec'ed to explore, and report the survey and esti-
mates OF the shortest and best route for an extern
SION OF the Cumberland Road, from some suitable
point thereon, to the tide water of the river Po,o-
mac, within the District of Columbia
we are, hr, very respectfully, your obedent
servants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

w As committed totbc u Fautuef county Va. or lie
~ eh day II August s25, negro man who calls himself
BOD aud lys hc belongs 10 David Walker of Prince Edward
1ud va. hredby BIN TO Mr. LegeHd IT Charlotte county
from whom he away. Bob IS about feet or inches hb
h under BIZ cl eye aud also oa his LEFT ann i ~
hye ihc wrist lir tolerahly stout built and apptafi o. he
about % years OF age. Io bad when committed s3n
down waicort, psniaioons Of blue aud ycllog cham
bray cotton aud white cotton rt. fii. Owner ftc,ef
20 come and release tm, Doe will De Disposed ofa tho las,
cisscts. JANE5 EEgTTSU t,;,.
Waigeni o. lob e. 6f-r..o
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CIfRI.Es EOR eAI-E

TIVE spb.ebcr -ay authorised elihis valuable estate
onwhich be resides, belonging 10 his father Wade Nlobv
me- estate has been recently advertised ADD 50 well Known
that particular dcscrp,onof IL deemed unnecessary No
estate on the river possesses advantage The bnil1n,
very convenient and good repair and every acre ad
on The farm g IN good order fof cultivation fhe small 90
rmcu made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven
hat is admirably adapted 10 the growth of that lce BEN,
determined 10 st argsin may be had by those diposJ 10
rmohast The stock Of every description, farming uten,
&c may he had at valuaton and gisccd Tor the pnrc,ci
eor wheat az fan price. For further particulars refer to
he sgbieri5sE WADE MOsBY, Jr
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March u

" lhulNIA. at rules hCden the clerks Office of me-
county court Of Charlotte the 10Th day of February se
James Vaughan and Martha Cook, Plainfihs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

The delendlns Wiilm boswell aud Eliza lis wife ana
Thomas While and Elizabeth his wife not having te;
appearance according TO the Act Of Assembly aid lie its
m court aud appearing 10 the Of the court that
ey are not irhahian OF this on the motion of til
plaintiffs by COUNSEL Il, ordered that the said defendants Do
npPeaE here ON the fret Monday June next and enter tr
appeaianoe aud answer the plaintiffs bill and dat corr
OF tbs order be inserted The Richmond Enquirer for ao
months nccessyey aud posted the door OF the court
March %. 1O6-ws,ys VINSI6w R01IScoN ri
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March
Plaintiff

i.uiNlA 1t Superior Court of ChlncrTy hoI,c0 -
Jan, 1924. "'e iO'h Jay o.
Thomas Dass, p,.;u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

against
Robert w. Emily q, and Patsy Gooeh, infant children 81
and Kfch9el his wife, Eleanor Dol,ou and Thomas Dollon.
wI'In ila hhchas Eleanor and Ioas, children Of s.
The Defendants SumPier Turner and Rachael his wife
leanor Dolon and Thomas Doon not having catered e-
~ ano gwen security according TO la~, and the rule
% va, oo aud Il aPppearihs 10 The satisfaction Of the
That they are not inhabitants OF the State 3r Vrrin4 on DC
o,o o. o Plann ny COUNSEL s ordered that they appss
mere on or before the fret day Of June next and answe
the plaintiffs BILL and thata copy Of this order he inserted
some newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond for cid
weeks evey and posted Tie front dsor Of the eoa
house Of this county on some court day
a cory. Tes'e, ROBERT cownERD, D. OIL. c.
blarch "A. IO5--wsv
Ulk6INIA A Rules, holden Tie citTk's Office Of a.
~, 60 Superior Court OF ChsneeTy for the Richmond Dsfe
William Fcnwiok Alice G. Williams, FSeeufix Of the la
S,ll an" testament Of william o. Williams, decd aud Robef.
Ao.i,, Plaintiffs
W p, ~ IayIoT Robert Poqrc IiieklebrOug Nansu9
The Defendant William d. Taylor mo-, having entered NJ,
ana gwen security according to the act Of Asscuby
ana me ,ue "l ths court and appearing by satisfactory
idenee that he 8 not an nhaba Of this county N is oIe
,b 'g .nd defendant DO Bea here The first day q
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in some new,pap
pul,e ~ he ei{ Of ilchm9nd Tor two months successfully
ApsHm. wy '''' WI W. nE = Sc C
y o,n1heeIyi Virginia ma Superior Court o. Cbsncery
s'laen at he Capitol IN the cilyof Richmond the ih day
archibald Campbell and other pItGs
bgsin,t
and "' w. ~ "''''' -
Modba Trent ezfz Of Edward W. Trent, dee. rlt
against
joseph Trent and Francis Leiper Dn.
On the motion Of the PLAINTIFF In esrh s. II f rts-
SON appearing, the doth order that Msrlbo en de
defendant In The first suit and the p1nh in tie second suit
90 Isuuer further account OF her administration Of her n
ors estate subsequent 10 The last settlement, and that s
who may act, do advesefo six weeks for al
OF Edwafd W Trent dcc produce their claims
10
matters 70 The court with eny other matters specially stated
u'ewea pertinent 10y hmsc which may be required BY
the PaiHes 70 DC 20 slated Acopy Tedc,
VIM w. uENIEG, &C.
1ntniai9per's-Olfc xIprI - 1875.
me ps interested will please take notice. that haV
pponded he ~ day Of JunencStto commence The exeeug
o TIE foregoing order Of the on or before which d1y ~
the ceiuof. 81 Edward w Trent dee a5c reo,red Il, pro-
"uce he'i cms before th1t They may be rported 10 d.
COURT Hn 90 whh said dty le pirtiet IRE rrqnre Ia a
~ my OiI1t Do lhh city win te necctafv d,cifns req
TOT "i.'"a.''' 'ld sei ''n'cr' AMOS LAoD, ~. {.
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" IRGlN1A At Superior Court Chancery holden at the
Capitol in the City of Richmond, the 18th day Of Jun,
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Copir,i,sio1lf,'. Fre. Pio6,.,nd 1t,,,t - 100

teER'''spDftf S-ty1fce, hichfro1d NIOych 1926.
The parties interested vii please take notice that have an
pointed the 9Th day OF ay next 10 the duties pre-
serbed 10 the foregoing order Ocout which day al O'clock
NO. they are requested 70 attend ny oce this city, pre-
pared with the necessary papers, &c.
Aprh7 iiO-wN II. BAKER. H. C.
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March 81.

iass. N'A'A la ii'"''fi County court November Yi
Thomas Duke, Henry Duke, John T. Duke and John MAJ,
w - '''I"oeea hi' WIG piaintils
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Jane Watson, Daniel Crenhaw aud LUCINDA NJ, wife ~
SSy w. Pcitus Elzabeth " IT, Peius Wyatt H. Peu. Geos
W'fe;ius Claia W. Petius aud Barbara Pet,u William
boswell and Eliza his wife, Thomas White and Enlbelh b,
wis James a. Vaughan and Mary his wife, the said JAM
~ ms own right and as admr. Of John Vaughan dec Robe
Vaughan" Asa Vaughan and Beniinn Il. Vaughan John r.
Zoos ana judith A. his wife, Hugh Rainc and Anne his wife
Joseph Ned aud Else his wife, George w Red Samuel I
Red EdFin JRed aud Martha Red, jaime. p. Vaughan Jou
Il. Vaughan, Sarah l. Vaughan, AgcInon Sydney
Judith !. Vans han 5'.,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28

A Copy Te.te, WIN W. HENING, G. c. )"
commissioners Office, Richmond, I'd nonh ma 1895
iE par,ies int rested de,iedto take notice that have
appointed the LIST day Of the 5ih (rav nest fr
commencing tie account directed by t
court on which day. at O'Clock A. H. their att.ndece r.
queu az my ONCE IN tins city, with their and youcLt
ready for examination and settlement
MA THOMAS LApD, M C.
MAIN - -wStV
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|lkGIEIA. al Rules holden ia Tie ri, ~ oice of IA
superior Court Of ChsneeTy for the Richmond i,ific
lhs 9Th day of March, 1926. ~
Will and testament William G.. Williams deed and Robsr.
Oliver Hugh William Evans ezora Of John Heteofe de-.
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servants,

Tie FTestdent Of tie U States.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-11

A TIA. Court Of Probate, holden in
"a the ,uwa Of Warren, IN the
County Of Bristol, on the 9th day OF
Nuenbcr, A. ID. 1896, A certain
i,,strau.cn, purpor,ing to bc the last
VIII and Testament Of
SAMUEL MARTIN, -
late Of said Warren, deceased. hav-
ing bcca presented to this Court for
Probatr.-U is ordered, that tho
consideration thereof be referred to
a Court of Probate to be holden al
the Town Clerks Office, in said
Warren, on the first Monday ol
December next, at 2 O'Clock, after
noon and that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by
publisl,ingthis decree 5 weeks sue
ccssiy ely in the Northern Star, Il
appear 1T that time aud be heard. r
n BY order,
S. RANDALL. Clerk,
NAv ~ ..N
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Nczo Goods & CheapH
PAUL. WARE

Has just received fresh supply of
Goods and now offers fer saie,
DROADCLOTHS very for.
6O Black. steel mixed, and blue rib
bed Cashmere. 80 i Nssfw
Caroline Stripes aud Plaids.
Caiicoes, a great variety. ~
Tartom i'laids. Muslins.
Red, green, white, aad yellow Fian-
ncls.
Sheclipg. Si,irting. Checks.
Stripes ami plaids. Z.
Bed Ticking, different qualities.
Gucrnssy Eecks.
Stockipgs and Nlittcns.
Sattincls. Devomshi,e kerscys.
Blue Datlil. 'Raveus Duck.
Bombaxctts. Sbawis aud lidkis.
And other Goods to numerous to
particuiarizc.
Nov. H.. Sw.-'
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More New Goods /! :

THIS WEEK RECEIVED. ~
IF0NWO bales brown. sheeting, at IL
4 -2cents per yard.
! bale brown shirtinss rsat good for
10 cents per yard.
I bale ditto ditto Of superior quality.
Bleached sheetings Of good quality.
Gingl,am Umbrellas.
Plate furnitures, at IL l-2 cents per
yard.
Black and white calicoes cheap.
Americen blue do. good patterns.
Fancy calicoes, seay6na6le colours and
figures.
Sattinets, lotO price for good.
l2-4 rosc blankets, losper then com,
mon.
Gentlemens mixed lambs wool Hose
good at 2s Cd pair.
Ladies' super and aud common Beaver
gloves.
Ditto black and white horseskin dittul
Ditto coloured addressed kid do
Gentlemen's white beaver do.
Ga figured camBricks good at ss.
per yard.
Coloured figured silks for ladies' dres-
ses of rich patterns. .
Boxes black Ribbons suitable for trim.
ming shoes.
Linen cambriek Hdkfs. very fine FOX
the price.
Imitation ditto ditto with wrought cor.
ners and plain ditto Gerry cheap.
Application to
N. M.&J. n. WHEATON.
Oct. %.
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u
" ME subscribers appointed BY tie
u Honorable Court of Probate for
the town Of Warrcn. Commission.
crs,to receive, examine, and allow
tho claims against tho Estate of
JOSEPH e. VANCE,
late of said Warren, decreased, rep.
resented insolvent--gise notice, that
said Court have allowed six months
from the 9th inst. for the creditors of
said estate TO exhibit their claims, and
that they will attend at tlseir rcspcc-
tive houses, to receive and examine
the ciailas against said estate.
EPHRAiM FRENCH, =
ELISHA q. SMITH. Conq's.
LEWIS HOAR, ~
Nor, IL.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-11

u INTO Co-partne rship under the
/ firm pf
C.EACM s. e iIs.E,sIp
aud having taken the sl,op nearly
opposite COLES Hotel, intcnl keep
ing constantly on lfand for sale. a
general assortment vi C.4BIJN.EI
FUR.tITU2E, consisting Of. Side.
boards, Dressing Cases, Bureaus,
Bcdsteads, Tables OF all kinds, Da
son and Light Stands, Portable.
Desks, Sofas, Secretaries, &c. &c.
They arc ready to receive orders
for all kinds Of work IN their line,
and they assure those who may fa-
vour them. With their commands,
that their work shall be made of tue
best kind Of stocks. and IN tho neat
est manner. at short notice.
They Will also pay particular at
tention to the repairing Of Furni-
niturc of all Kinds.
By paying strict attention 10 their
business, they hope 10 receive a share
Of pubiick patronage.
JAMES S. CHACE,
JOSEPH LUTHER,
NOv.s4.
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I'm assortment of
SHIP oRAN@LTEYs
Also,
LOU Bushels heavy
SALT.

A few Bags Coffee aud Boxes Su.
gar. Genuine Liquors per barrel, or
less. Spices per doz. Tobacco per
Keg. Currants. Teas, Flour. Pork.
Better. Choose. Rice. Fish. Soap.
Candies. Cigars. Snuff. Lamp
Oil,and every necessity usually found
in Grocery Store.
SAMUEL WHEATON,.
Oct. 2I. ~.