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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14

pairing roads, and the poor labor en- them
with greater alaorily when they End thai
only moderate tax is laid upon them.
2. No man is requiredto serve under
two OF more supervisors al the same
time.
8. The use OF teams and carriages on
the road, is tax en- in disc barge oil the road
tax, and not paid for out of the county
treasury, as required by the old law.
A. The supervisor is empowered 10
contract with individuals 10 discharge
their road lax by making particular por-
tons OF road, or by building bridges,
&c. by which means individuals may be
accommodated, end the public interest
oonsu ted al The same time.
S. The establishment Of unnecessary
roads IS eflec,ually and properly check.
ed by a provision requiring each petit
toner to perform one days labor on the
road pelilloned for, in addition TO his re-
gUldr road tax.
Thus, gentle reader, think | have
cooclusVely shown that the new road
law, with all its defects, is far better than
the OH one; and that those whose exer-
ions have effected this Improvement IN
the law, are onti,:d TO our thar ks instead
OF the cepsures which some illlberal and
selfish men are disposed to heap upon
them. The members OF the legislature,
as Tar as my acquaintance extends, have
a larger road tax TO pay under The new
law than under the old one--a proof that
the pubic good, and Dot selfish motives,
governed Their conduct in passing this
act. A PLAIN FARMER.
Madison county, Dec. IL, 1925.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
1880 SO l8
Ratio for Representative, 1880.
Do. for Senator 1901.
$ vANDALIA, JAN. z.


Gentlemen,
The contested election in Pike, &c.
was decided last evening Nerher Mr..
Roberts nor Mr.. Shazv Is allow ed seat
THAT extensive and important district
will therefore have no representative du-
ring the remainder OF the session. II
appeared that the acting Governor sent
a writ al election to the Sheriff OF Pike
county only, aud the sheriff sent copies
to the other sheritfs in The district. The
copy sent to Fulton county did not ar
rive in season to give the requisite no
tice of the election, and it was he gene
raj expectation that no election would be
held in that county. Yet IN one OF the
precincts poll was opened, and IS
votes given for Shaw and or Roberts.
If these votes were counted Shaw would
have had majority; bpt it appeared
from testimony, (Which, however, was
no, strictly legaD that tins was sham
election got up TO vex the clerk by sub
iecting him to the trouble Of carrying the
Heturns to the county seat OF Pike. The
clerk did not return the votes, and the
certificate was accordingly given to Mr..
Roberts.
A communication from A. F. Hubbard,
Esq. claiming right to administer the
government, was read in the House OF
Representatives aud laid on the table,
where il will probably remain.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
TAX I'm UP

TDy DENNIS CARRICo, Ct Maquapin town.
n ship, Greene county, Illinois, red and
white speckled Steer. about four years old next
Spring, marked with an undersIope in each
ear, had small rope tied round his horns.
Appraised to SIX dollars before
JEHU BROWN, J. =.
December 10, 1825-83t
7 AS appears from thcreturn on file in my of
flee. SAM'L LEE, Jr,
CPk. ofthe Co. Cam. Cart of sad county.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
Samuel Nainer!s Estate,

= Office Is hereby given, that we will at
~ tend the Court OF Probate, TO be holden
in Waterloo, in and for the county Of Monroe.
on the first Monday in February next, to make
final settlement of the estate of SAMUEL
RAINIER, deceased; when and where all per.
sons having demands against SAID estate, are
requested TO present them, duly authentcat d.
MARY ALEXANDER, .fdmimstrattf1.
GILMAN JEWhiI, Administrator Of
the estate Of Uiiiam .1ie,canRer, deceased, .4d-
miaisfrator Of the estate Of Samuel Ruiner, dc.
ceaSed.
Mitchee, Dec Isl. 1857 4t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
NOYACE.

u WILL attend on the Court of Probate, for
4 the County of Madison, State of Illinois. to
be holden in Edwardsyille, on the third Mon.
day of February next, to make settlement of
the Estate of JAMES ROBINSON, deceased;
at which time and place all persons concerned
are required to attend with their claims a.
gainst said estate properly authenticated
JOHN ROBINSON, administrator.
December 20th, 1857 St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
TERMS OF SALE.

For personal property, including Merchan-
die, CASH, on delivery of the Goods.
The real estate will be sold on accommodate
ing terms; and consists of variety OF Lots in
the upper town of Edwarclsvile and in the
lower town that extensive brick ware house
and lot, also the lot adjoining, opposite the
Courthouse. Also, various lots in the town
of Carlyle, Clinton county, two Of which are
improved, by AN extensive horse-mll and
dwelling, the latter now occupied by MIR. ABB
bolt.
A first rate Piano Forte is part of the effects.
Sale to be at the warehouse in Edwards.
vile.
All persons having accounts with the es-
tate Of the deceased, are solicited for the last
time, to present them for adjustment
LUCINDA F.. PuGUE, Erecutfir.
JOHN POGUE, p.
LINES POEIE. ( '-eeot neo1o.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
WASHINGTON, DEC. 81.

WASHINGTON, DEC. 81.
We understand that The Senate yesier.
day confirmed, without a division, the ep
ponlment OF Mr.. RuFus KING, as En-
soy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
teniary to Great Britain, and OF Mr..
JOHN a. KING, as Secretary Of Lesa-
ton. Nat. Jour.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14
.A!yD5p!lGMs

gsY virtue Of the last Will and Testament of
I'D ROBERT POGUE, deceased, the Execu-
tors will expose TO public sale, on Wednesday,
the LIST day of February, 1926, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. all the real and personal estate OF the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-01-14

AN motion of the appellant, by his Attor-
" torney, il appearing from the return Of
the Sheriff, that the writ of Summons issued
in this cause has not been served on the APP
pelee; and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Court, that the sand Appellee Is not resi-
dent of this State: it is ordered that pubca-
ton be made in some public newspaper OF this
State, for four weeks in succession, that if the
said Appellee fail to appear on the first day Of
the next term of this Court, to be holden IA
the town Of E,iwarisville, at the Court House
thereof, on the I'd Monday in the month of
March, 1926, the Court viii proceed to trial
and Judgment, as if the Appellee aforesaid
were present.
54s EMANUEL j, WEST, Clerk.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
ChaucerV 4 Agency.

& AMkS, who, for several years past, has been first
h. Clerk in the Office Chancerv Court holden il,
his City, offers his "ces in that court
Senf, III maturing ieif for t.iai He viii give all
Se oF'te ad ASSISTANCE, NECESSARY 10 obtain that object.
(s"t' as 'ec'S the necessary process giving uolises
tending the commissioners &c. or moderate fees From
MS %no'v ledge of the PRACTICE o the Court law CO.
veinihs II. he is Confident that he reies ESSENTIAL
vice. to those wo are harassod with ,c,ious law SUITS
Hn"eed SO, principally from of proper and regular
atientlon 10 the minute OF the proceedings.
CONFORMATION respecting his qualifications FOR ire above
business ne refers TO the members Of the generalv
j. b. As ofice is 10Th street, Immediately in the
rcat 81 the Post Office.
D
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
Executors Sale.

SETILL he so!l public auction, on Monday the lst
w day OF January next, ii fair next fair
day. at the pauta ton called Retreat IL. the lower end Of
Hanover county, about fifty three Ses CONSISTING OF
womcn and children. nd all the personal estate Of
Benjamin Oliver deed, the said consisting
households and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils
peEers tousa carriage, guns copper Stack of
horses, cattle sheep, hogs. tGcFor all over ten dol
lars, sweve months credit will be given and
approved security requi9sd--unde; that sum cash
Al the same time and place about forty one Slaves will
be hired DOT, and ;Ae Plantation lon about 2o
bu;ieis OF wheat have been seeded viii o The
ensuing year. BENIN BRAND
Nov. u. 1896 Executor Of g. Oliver, &C d.
N. &. Some Of the hause!old f;rni.c is elegant AMI
of very soni quality. VII
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

HAVE! received Ivy The Richmond Packet and other
h i"ie arrivals, past OF my FALL GOODS Alncnclt
" hicii aic.
S'iHeFiine and common cloths and ssirpcrcs
P"'!ssc anI habit cloths, assorted
valencia s'k f0rcntiue and Marsclies Vtstings
StlHcIrne AMI sattiucit.
Blue PLAINS, Jerseys and lion skirs
FoSc, point all, whitney blauSctS
hed, white md yellow fannels
Chrpetimss aud hearth rugs
German oznaburgS and tickenburgs
Black ALL colorcd bombazctrs
Tartan ana Caroline plaiGs
SIX st'ived barege
Cashmere aui! meTino shawls
Company chorrns and bandannas
10 and - ! black mode superior qualify
Black and cnlorci Gtus dc Naples
IA plain AMI worked bnbhnut laces
Ditto a0e wells and pecrnrs
Ch!icocS and printed carubrickS, assorted
BLACK and white silk aiM cotton hosiery
B"'k, Swiss, muIl 4 al jaconet musiius
IA dnt 6.i cambiicks. assorted
Sc and CT Mandarin grapes
Pid IN and figured Canton grapes ana fDtrs
Fiue aud suPerhue black bombazne
Black, blrs aud assorted Italian silks
70 ard heavy Irish linens
81 aud Cd shoetIrgs, assorted
i3iriS eyc Russia aud table diaper
Thread and cotton feelings
Fhr,aA aud Gotten checks
Si'k and c1upn uln!ucIlas
own and bieachcd domestic s,irtiro & sl,.et;re.
i'h variety IF other seasonable GOODS: and exnsc
:" receive tuthcr supplies in Few dlys; all which vi II
sold at unusually lov' pticcs, by
Sept. 20. NALL NELSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
Executors Sale

~ ILL be sold Pup!ic Auction. Thursday the 18th
day 81 January next, if far, otherwise The fair
lay at o~atan Court house, q, ng dayO &c
Y q SNG1sSS, consisting OF Men, Women, Boys and
Girls, among whom there valuable house servan, as
any ia Virginia, c%ccien carpenter ana weaver. and
sH:e 5f!rc c.".' har These Negroes sold in con-
sequence ~ the rchasers OF them having eoinpieti
wiz! Ae terms OF former SAFE tie iae residence
OF Edmund affs'a, deed, the 20th day November
last.
1l,as- nd with approved security. pavab,s on ;he
2Oih sy oi November next l22 with n;s.es; from date
"n'i! paid One interest be The principal be
puocin"y pa"!.)
NATHANIEL HARRISON, TX or of
Edmund Harrison, decd
!knciia County,. Va. 2Oh DscenI,c, 1870
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
TRGLVT4.

At rules hole" in be clerks Office the superior eour, Of
chdnceIy for the Richmond district, the I'd day of Octo-
tcr. 1896
Eensy W. Qualles, mr.
against
Ann T. Quales, F,sncis G. Qua,lcs John C. MuscmeH,
aud susan T. his wife, aud Sarah QudIIcs Mary G.
luarlcs, and john 3. Quurles, infants, mis-.
h@ defendants JOHN G. Muscaella Susan T. his wife
noi having entere" be appearance and syeu security
coa"G to ie act O! assembly aud the rules court
and Appearing by satisfactory evidence. ley are moi
inhabitants ct this country; i ordered, tia said de-
PENDANTS 10 APPEAR here .e Goth day of the next tenn
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and ihaf copy this
order be- "'hwi, inserted newspaper published ~
the CITY Of l{ichmosJ, Sr 4vo months succsssvcy aud
posted II he front door Of Thu capitol in the said city
81 copy. Teste, YIN. ". HENTNG, c &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
FTRGLN"Ll;

49, superior conrt of ci,ancery, holden fi,o il.
the city OF Richmond, the 26h day of January 1895:
Charles Irving, Robert Irving Paulus A e Irving Jamcs
Powell and. Mildred his VIE, and Jane Rose, Prs.
ayGiRsf
Mildred Irving in her right and execux of Charles
Irving ecd, VIM H. Catcli il his right, I'D as the
surviving and Of of Nicholas
Cabtl the elder decd. Joseph c. CubelI and the said
Jsseph c. Cabel aud Hill Carter executors Of Wn,.
Fare. decd, George CabelI and Benjamin Carrins,ou
and Mariana his wife, Samuel Med. Reid and Sarah
IFS wife, Bcnuct - Crawnr,i Robert Hughes, JOHN
Hughes Rebecca Hughes Mary Hughes, B. Fret
we'll, adnlor OF alexander tetwei and his widow
Edward Thomas AMI Hannah his WIFE Joseph Shell
Ton and Sheten Sims executors of Samuel Sheon
cd who was ad'n'or of VIM. Hughes deed. VIM, NJ
Watkins surviving OF Nicholas Cabe IT, dec q,
Samuel Irvine, and Peggy & Cabe and Na,li. +. Ca
bell rrs
This cause came OF. Ills day TO he fun, .cr heard On ,Ia
npe's formerly read and the report OF lie Commissioner
made in pursuance of the ii Mafcl 1925 and W.,
argued by COUNSEL considers whereof lie court dom
Fccomi the saii report To the ma il IN
lie by him reformed, so IS 10 or NV rnsra.e
statements first, the Ode ;he estate OF the said
Charles irving deed, AT the time when the estate was
committed TO tie securities OF the xecu,riy. Ly The cre, m
lie county nj abenar!r; second. the amount due To
lie said estate fOr the transactions said securities
Gnd heir agents, the deaf, OF Ni!.oias Cabe,
t5, the annuF r1e 10 the said the
f the shi Wn. fiusiies agents, su.seoue, to the
death or the said Nicholas Cabel fonr;a, what
o. tile MONIES row due to the said the
soHaiIty and what from the sni C. hs rle
irving, Decd by sales otherwise stating by whom am.
Under whose authority such sales were made; fifth an
rrunt OF the real ana personal said Nicholas
Caoel ca, and the manner in which tiey been
!aisierea and disposed o, which OF his heirs ar
representatives, aud in what proportion tie same have
c'nf sxth an account of the real and personal estates
II the said VIM Hughes, decd, AMI the manner in which
tcey have been administered ana disposed Of nd 10 which
OF MS heirs and representatives, and wial ur0rocus
the same have Stating matters speciality win
Trsardto the premises as he may think pertinent, any
h either OF the parties may require he stated and 10
enable the commissioner this order lhe nhr,ies
respectively ordered produce him whenever he
snail require II, all books papers Documents in thS
s'@ss,on or under 'icif cono"i relating the subjects
e!a.ssaj.
cort. Te@e, I'm. ". HETLHI;, cc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.
II. BAKER, II. c.
01-v5t
Etc IL

& AN wednesday, the goth of December next, II Ia.,
- Otherwise the next Iar day, the late residence of
deceased father, Is. w Pleasants shall sell ~ the
highest bidder all the personal Estate Of which he died
Possessed consisting ct four Slaves ous negroes who
cuted to their freedom at the age Of thirty yrnrs m
sock q" horses cows, hogs shrcp, plantation utensils and
household and kitchen furnituie TERMS ia, al! sums
under $50, cash. that aud above, II mouths credit
with bonds and approved security Carrying ,r,e.t from
the daEc The interest be rcmirltd the debt be punc
tGly paii. Il. w. PEASANTS, adn'r win
the viii annexed OF
ISiac IS. peasants, drc-G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
IN.

AZ rules holden in the clerks Office tie superior cour
- fhaneG,y foo the Ehmcnd d.si,ct, the 1nd day If
7. mes Scott, pr
against
Samuel Taylor dnl Jdmes Br1nies .rysce ,rj rar,on
surviving partner OF Lyle, Scott & 5aunde.,
Hannah Saunders, widow OF Samuel HID Soordsre.
1ecd- Edmund sduule's, adu,'r ~ said Samuel I,yde
;aundets. decd, aud samuel 6. Saunders Richa,J A.
saunders, james l.. Saunders, AMI Mary IT, SAUNDERS
t1id'eu OF said Samuel II. Saunders, aud Samuel g.
saunders. Peter f. Saunders dnl Cha5tau Saunders,
infant children aut heirs oiJohn II. Saunders dcceas.
Ga son OF sail Stts.ei u. Saunders, decd, Df>
he defendant Jamos L. Siakisrs not having entered
30" appearance o'd gwen security according act of
sseOy ahd the "cs 0f this court, and appearing by
S"'"O'oiy eV'"ence that he IS iah oiant ths
c0uh"yi u ordered, HAT tc said ds!sud5D appsar
efe on me br day o. the tern, ud answer he biz
o paini'H and thar cory TIM, o3er te forthwith
Seftee III some newspaper published city Of Rich
"ond, for two months successivelV ana ,el a. e yont
door of the capitol. in she sah citvS
- copv Tc,-e ~: r. IN II 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1926
st ~ ties Interested viii please notice. that have
appointed line 18th day q" January the
accounts directed in the foregoing order court which
day ri CLOCK, A. NJ they required 10 aucui at my
ORE IN this city, with ID" necessary accounts vouchers
''*s' papafs and doemScnis ready or examination and
settlement.
n. BAKER, II. {.
&c IL ~ -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
Irish Linens and Sheefjn@S-

: ALL NELSON has received an assortment of -;
and A linens (part very fne} 5 lrctings, "a, S-i
and 1914 diapers and a,hirs. i,e and extra uer6ue
lawns, VITA IL general assortment of StI; and Fancy
GOODS which he will sell very reduced 81 ices FOR cash
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

= In consequence of but few persons attending on
;he day above mentioned, | have postpoucJ the sale
until Saturday the 9th Of January next when II viii
positively take place. II. w. PLEASANTS,
DSt 30 Adm.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
4. j. SHYMANSKI.
Practical Dentist

& tOR the better aeconmotia ton of my professions, Vi
x sofs have rented rooms in the dwelling house fog
c!y occupied by d. Clarke Street, opposite Mel
soas store
odool hours fram =. VI. till P H. AMI from .,r ;
?. H.
Dec.5 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
WILLIAM WALLER HENTNG

ID " resumed the Practice Of the Law-~44ficl, on
y r points Of law ard equity will be given Die Gus
omory fees qd not oer'o,Se except IN where
applicant 'a declare his her inability pay e
which ouy advice will be given pof ssions
services rendeec> riiout any FEE. Cocega7icig, ali
its branches, executed ft ess commensurate wit the in
dCasy Of I've subject.
II-f.o.a;- "f@ n =. ,tcss7T y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
Farmers Bank of VIRGINIA.

H<HE Annua! Meeting of the Stockholders for the cleo
n ton OF Directors for the Bank for the Offices of
discount and Deposit will be held w %nesday the Sd
day of January next. VIM. NCKERVIS Cashier
Isl Dec. 1926. 10,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
NOTICE.

MisH 70 ac Gi,y sixty BOYS to be e,aol,yei IN a
Tobacco Manu!ac,cny. COLIN MACSAE
Manchester, Dee loth 1896 &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
Gle Constitutional .ag1hlos

DOCUMENTS
;iccoa pGnying TIC PrcSdcRfS .1icssnce 7els,,. .. d.
COloniai Iiide.-CuNr;S,,ln
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

'ENtE Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders of the Snnt
oil Virginia will be held their Banking ouse i'm the
Ivy OF Richmond OH Tire first Monday i'll January
w. DANDRIE,iE, Casii-r.
Dec. 1 1896. -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

y The CoSsrrrrrioNAL Wing is Published fs-icc q
yes Iaesa1yS cn2 frifSgsD az zoe dollars pcr e.;t,n
~ fFc''oss 70 fis-sa'jnsiee Of The PAPER, Ell ar
TeaSaseS lst De Pri9 H2 ind those rto nay IRISH 10
scri6ea. F"'' 1'' "'''''' ''9 '"'-
for na0erffyin-15 cents square Cor iess) for re
Se 'seTt'o' aid so cents for each caa,inuonce.-The
0er o. Insertions be noted 6a The SIS. oAericise
!itey Sc'iI be continued and :huryeG accoydiassy
~ letters TO lie Editors nst be ost-pad, or Mes
ciil receise no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

The Senate of the United States has confirmed lilo
nomination of Samuel u. Bets, 10 he District Jud re
Of I've Southern District of ew York and lso that
Of Thomas FiDday, TO be Marshal Of the State OF Ma
rgland.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
FALL GOODS.

Amelia Caunry, Va. 20,h Decembc,, iae
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

Baynad vino refused give eyilcncc on the trial at
Boston about lottery advertisements was committed to phi
son for eight lays.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29
CoNMIssIoHER's OFFICE,

Tes-e, I'm. ". HE.TIAu, r. {.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-29

AZ superior conrt of c,ancery, holden tire ca6i,ol ia
the city OF Richmond, the 26th day of January 1926:
Charles Irving, Robert Irving, Paus A. Z: Irving, James
Powell and. Mildred his VIE and Jane Rose, PMS
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
0JPOsTPO ON EMENT.- 90
~ nHODE-ISLAND SOCIETY 70


mn HODE-ISLAND SOCIETY for
IA. the encouragement Of Domestic
Industry. Annual Cattle Show and
Fair, to be holden at Pawtuxet. post.
pcned To Monday and TUESDAY, the
9tl, and 10th Of October, 1895. The
Standing COMMITTEES Of the Society for
the Encouragement oRDoinestic In
+.Iustry. hereby give notice, that, IN
consequence Of the long continued
drought, and the subsequent excessive
rai,ls, by both of which The. animal aud
Vegetable world have been much at
fectcd, and their progress retarded
they have deemed It expcdient to post,
p,iHe the Annual Cattle Show and
Fair of said Society to Monday and
Tuesday. the 9th and 10th Of October
1896.
o. The publishers Of the Prov
dence Americap, Patriot. Miciocosm
and Cadet, pawtucket Chronicle
Warren Star. Newport Mercury am
Republican, are requested to pubIis
the above three times once week
and forward their bills to the Societ
Tor pa yment.i a
Sep. 2
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

Extra Cheap Goods
Just can,e to hand and are no1o open
ed for, safe, \.
s1hNE Bale Russia Sheet'Dg by piece
sVD or yard. s,. ,ss;,, / y I 81
! bale ditto Ravens Duck do. do.
roo ytIs 5-4 clrcks. fss
200 yds "A ditto.
Ladies whiteribbed silk Hose, good
quality, at rs cents pair, &
Super Black Nankin Lcvanlines. s
White Jackonct aud Swiss Mdslin
CravSts. Nj
Flag Sill. Hand dkerchiefs.
Ladies white Horseskin Gloves.
100 pair Ladies Black Silk Gloves;
at is cents per pair.
400 bluo and white aud colored Ma.
dras Hdkts. very large size and
excellent Fabrick At ~ l.2 cts
piece.
Apply to
". NJ. & JsR. WHEATON,.
July I. si
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
frPUBLIC, U1IOE.-EO
s~rv b.;.ss .o,d ~ IA. WOOD

~ udder $500 vii! be cAsaEDs oA
ORMANo, WITHOUT INTEREST but all
Prizes OVEN that sum, ifdsmanded BE-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted, aud If money Is scnrce, new
er over double Interest, including the
difference OF Exci,ange on the places
where the Prizes are payable, and the
Lottery is drawn. CASH for al FRI
xes sold by J. b. WOOD, can always
be obtained ON the above terms, and
rhen due. rAlD at his Office, WITHOUT
INTEREST or difference Of Erchange.
Providence, May 6. It.
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YuNHE subscribers hereby give no.
lice that they have taken sui'c'
t6emselve the trust Of Executors g
the last Will and Testament ct
BENJAMIN IN. 13OSWORTH. 81
late of Bristol, Merchant, deceased,
by causing said Will to be proved and
Giving s bonds as the law directs
They therefore call upon all Perscns!
who are indebted 10 said estsle q
make payment. and all who have
claims against said estate to present
them for settlement TO 81
JACOB BABBrTT, EaSt'rs.
SARAH BOSNyORTH, :
0BristoI. July 3. 1926. zamSm.;