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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Lish' Hiouss at 8eavcr Tail, is again
lighted The building hs been cut down. 50
that the navIgstors OF Long Island Sogn1 will
Hot confounl this light with that at Point judith,
"hlch has here'oiore frequently been the cs.e,
in contequonce of the former appearing owe, the
land
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
TO LET.

GET authority Of The state of Rhode-lsor
u - under the supcrn;endance Of naEase
appointed By law.
ARLINGTON LODGE LOTTERY, clas
No 10, for the erection of Masonic Hall a.
the encouragement OF Free School. PAIN
& BURGESS, Agents for the minagcrg.
he drawn in Providence, on Monday, the 49,
day of September, 1927.
~ number combination Lottery-6 drawn ba.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

EEAlNE & BURGESS list Of numbers
u drawn in the Now York Consolidated
Lottery, No. >.
81 ~ 30 SO 80 50 80 IS
Combination 50 - 10 przc OF $3.50
ID. 80 ~ 50 DO, $50
10. 81 IS SO do. 100
tTh" above pr...s were sold a. the Lucky
Oalcr of PAINE * burgess,
NJ. y. Markc; square up stairs.)
.iugua -
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
August 90.
TOMORROW.

TO-MOKROW.
A GRAND State Lottery, for the encour-
AZ agement ofDomestic Industry, draws in
this town, tomorrow, when il must be deter
named who was the purchaser of the capital
prize Of $4,000 for only two dollars; besides
many more handsome prizes, which, it will be
rcmembrcd must be disposed Of at the same
low price.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

Sailed on Sunday, sloops Ann Maria, and Am.
~, New York.
Yesterday, sloop George and Phebe, for New
Bedford.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
lots.

Prizes payable forty days after the drawir".
aud subject to the usual deduction OF tifte,
per cent
Orders for tickets, will meet with immedia's
attention if Addressed 20
PAINE G. BURGESS.
August II. Agents for the Managers.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
SALES Ar AUCTION.
BY MARTIN sToDDARD.
Schooner Rambler at .auctfon.

Schooner Rambler at AUCTION.
On Saturday, August 25th, at ii o'clock.
A. NJ will be sold at Auction, without reserve,
to close concern, the schooner Rambler, 1U3
tons burthcn, as she came from sea, we'll
found in sails, rigging, SC. The inventory
will be exhibited at the time and place of sale
The sale will take place where she now lies.
at Dorrencc street wharf, opposite the new
stores lately built by b. $ c. Dyer & Co. Con-
ditlons at sale. August Is.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
TO STAGE PROPRIETORS AND
STAGE AGENTS.

STAGE AGENTS.
NOSEPH s. ABBOTT, has taken a sho-'.
~ No. GO, Weybosset street, where he H.
tends to build Coaches, Stages, and Chaisr.
on as reasonable terms as any other establisi-
nent in the United States. Repairing of al
kinds Of Carriages done with prompuess sad
dispatch.
WANTED, ~ The above place, first rate
workman az the Coach and Chaise body max
ing business. ii August II.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

Tickets only dollars, aud shares IN pro-
portion, for sale at
PAINE & BURGESS
August %. Truly Lucky Office.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

TO LET-Siore No. 6s, South Watcr-st
and Immediate possession given. For terms,
&c. apply as above. August Is.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

VESSELS SPOKEN.
July 2, OF Tuscar, shr A.p..,a. Bennett, OF
u .stol, tr New . leans, tor Liver .,ool.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

U. l.. sloop Ann Maria, Gardner, New York-by
Potter & Eddy.
T.. sloop Ann, Manchester, New York-by Pot.
ter & Eddy.
Sloop Am,ty, Munro, New-York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

SWEET MALAGA WINE, &c.
n Qulrter casks sVec, Malaga Wine
e ~ ditto ditto Colnenar ditto
10 bags Plmcnto-for lie BIZ
J. & c. HOWELL,
90, South Water-st.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22

Tickets =, and parts in proportion. for sale
at CLARK'S
Il. |. State Lottery and Exchange Office, No.
August -. 1, Union Buildings.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
sPTVIE.s DAY.4ns

10000 Dollars High st Prize.
MON Canal Lottery, of Pennsylvania,
u 3lst class, new series, to be drawn this
doy
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
NOTICE.
TO LET.

DcrF" u" STu!G IOftCry.
Dracn Numbers,
p 10 26 II
Nothing eytravagant in the line Of large
prizes this time; bdt very large proportion of
such IS sos, l5's, &c. 4 c.; nue.. better than
all blanks (by consterable.) Almost time for
our turn TO come again. Grand state Lottery
draws Tomorrow; many very hand ONE prizes
hav" been sold in the former Glasses OF the
abo O, and il is confidently expected that many
morc VII be distributed from
CLARK'S
K. |. State Lottery AID Exchange Ol,ice, No.
4, Unon Buildings.
August %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
Nautical fntrIligfnrf.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

fOhI VI " EV FOhf'
ENTERED,
Sloop Splendid, Read, New York,
Sloop B. ID. Jones, Peckham. do.
Schooner Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, Bos-
ton.
CLE4RED.
Ship Frederick Augustus, Earl, South
seas,
Sloop Splendid, Read, Providence,
Sloop Huntress, Heath, New. York,
Schooner Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, Prov
idence.
.ARRIV.7LS.
THURSDAY, Aug, 2.-arr. sch. Chance,
French, fir. Bay River.
FRIDAY-arr. sloop Charles, Spellman
fr. Prov. for Albany.
SArURDAr.--arr. sloops Nmrod, Fish,
e. Norfolk B. ID. Jones, Peckham, fr. n.
York; Convoy, Sutton, fr. Prov. for NY.
SUNDAY.-arr. sloop Ameriman, Glover,
fr. Sag Harbor.
MoNpAY.-srr. schr Betsey g. Eliza,
Baxter, fir. Boston brig Horizon, Cook,
fr. Prov for Marseilles.
TUEsDAY.--arr. schr. William, Peck
ham, fir. Troy; sloop Three Brothers, Hal
lock, fr. w. Hampton.
WEDNESDAY EvESING.--arr. ship Leonidas,
Lawton, 3S days fr Gibraltar, for Bristol with
salt, wine and soap. to Jacob gabbitt Esq.
The L. S. sloop of War Lexington, captain
Booth, arr. fr. n Y. 9th June, and sailed on
the Goth for the Mediterranean. Arr. az Glib
raltar Goth, sch Jane, White, fr. Malaga, for
n Y; brig Argus, Baxter, fr. do. for Monte
video. July lst, off Tangier passed an Amer
ican frigate, beating inj 2d, Cape Spootol Esr.
% miles, spoke brig Leontno, Hatch, of and
fr. Bristol, r. T. for Gibraltar 80 days out; brig
Gen. Bolivar, of Boston, so days fr Pernam-
buco, for Trieste Aug 4, in the South Chan.
mel, passed brig supposed to be the Nimrod,
Hill, fr Gibraltar, for N. Y. which sailed DIS
before the l. Capt. L. favored us with a
Gibraltar paper Of June Goth, but it contains
no nows.
MEMORANDA.
At Havana, July 81, brig Fame, Bigley
of Providence. unc.
Arr. at North Shields, Sth June, brig
Talisman, Wood, Of Boston. fr. Havre.
Ship Mary Almy, Burroughs, passed FL
sineur, June 10th, for Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
VIM. $. Nichols,
AT HIS OLD STAND,
II L. M

A good assorted Stock of Looking Glas-
: n ses, household Hardware, Cutlery,
Spectacles, Combs, Silver ware, Jewery,
Gold and fancy Necklaces, &c. All Of
which articles viii be sold as low as can
be purchased IN Newport, of equal quality.
w. :. n. avails himself of the present
opportunity of returning his thanks to those
persons in particular, who have favored
him with their patronage for % years past,
as manufacturer of Silver wares, ond will
continue faithfully TO attend TO the orders
fthose who wish to procure Silver pitch
ers, sugar bowls, cream pots, porringers,
cups, ladies', spoons, sugar tongs, &c. stock
warranted good.-Cesh paid for old Gold
and Silver. Newport, July ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
Music,

III, an ffifVuU'tV" w ''S s"Hset
CoMPRISING the first principles-and
~ each scholar taught IN ascientific and
comprehensive manner in 90 lessons, by the
subscriber, a practical performer on the clari.
net, trumpet, trumpet marine, heutboy, grand
oboe, (or amana voce) serpent, German flute,
octave do. additional keyd do, flageolot do,
faggotto, bassoon, plan forte, zufialo, vielle
hnrdy, Tyre, violin, viola, (or tenor fddle) Gym.
balls, plain fagcolet, patent tiagoolet, double
barred do, French horn, trombone, +. clarl-
net, plain bugle, six key bugle, fife, Spanish
guitar, violoncelo, or bass vol The lectures
have commenced, positively, only for one
month in which time each pupil will be
taught. and attend individually on separate
hours ofthe day, or evening, as may best suit
their mutual convenience--and will insure TO
any attentive learner from the first principles,
to play II popular airs on any solo, or single
instrument, who have no ear for music and
whose efforts were Intellectual to attain this
DIVINE Arr in said torm--or no compensation
ioai he required.
AmArEUrs mprest for further improvement
on Chromatic Music, the SoNATAs not limited
the terms moderate, and his attention assidu-
Gus. Warranted instruments for sale, by
J. II HOFFMAN
For terms, inquire at the N. + Commercial
Bank Newport, aug 9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
The Lace School.

THOSE young ladies who present their
Il accounts on or before Saturday next,
may receive pa yment Monday the 18th inst.
on application 10 The subscriber between
the hours Of ~ and /.
sug.9. Z. WlNDSOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
Court Of PROBATE, Newport, .qsgpst 8, 1897.

Court Of PROBATE, Neupoyf, gugyst 8, Is27.
NHEREAS the commissioners report and
w administration account on the estate
Of ELIZABETH PEARsE, late of Newport,
deceased, has this dsy been presented, and
the consideration thereof referred to a court
of probate, TO be holden at the state house
in Newport, on the first Monday Of sep,em.
ber next, at 9oclock, A. s.-Notice is there.
fore hereby given to all persons interested in
the estate Of said deceased, 10 appear at said
time and place, if they see fl, and tl,ey shall
be heard. BY order Of said Court,
10. b. b. HOBL7.ND, Prob Clerk
a young Lad, about Ia years
old. who writes fair hand, and can bring
good recommendations, may find situa-
alton in Store BY applying To the Re-
publican oGea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
@drrtrd.

In Providence, on Sunday evening ooh
nlt mr. Cyrel Knight. to miss Margaret G..
Numiord, both of Sniih6eld On Wednes-
day evening. 2j,h ult. mr. George Sharp, to
miss Eliza Manchester, both Of Providence.
In Paw;ucket on Wednesday evening, ls
INST mr.. John c. Snow, Clerk OF the Post OF.
fee in Providence, 10 miss Mary Ann Pearcs
Of the former place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
aMu-Dispep,ic Pills.

Is several years since the proprietor be-
u gan TO vend this medicine, now i'm such
general use. In its exhibition and the accom-.
panylng dietetc directions, all the disorders
OF the digestive organs are considered in a
new and original light and for evidence of
The success OF this prescription, he can ap.
peal with confidence TO the experience of
thousands. Costivoness, Piles, Heartburn, or
CHrdia 'gia, Collie, &c as we'll as the more tran
s'ent but distressing symptoms Of Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, are singularly controlled by
this mild and efhcacious remedy. The pills
are small and tasteess, and never produce the
deblhtating and painful effects of ordinary
medicine. They arc peculiarly adapted TO
the complaints of delicate females, and may
DO taken by persons in all situations, no re-
stralnt being necessary except slight regu.
lation OF the diet. Particular directions are
given in the printed bills.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09

when she dropped dull mortality, her weary
soul would.be at rest, whore she would be free
from all pain and sorrow, and all her tears
wiped from her eyes -(CoNNuSIoATEp.
In Middlctown on Saturday 2Sth ult mr..
George Hathaway, in the 59th year of bis age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
S. CAHOONE.

The drawing Of the Washington Lode
Lottery, will be received at this Office this
afternoon. aug. o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
MRS. GAMMELL

DROPOSES, on Monday tho Sd Of Sep
L tembcr, opening a school for the in
struction ofyoung Ladies in the various
branches of female education. h,so, tha
French language Diagram painting; lace
and fancy work will be taught on moderate
terms. MRs. GAMMELL will be assiduous
in promoting the improvement Of the pupils
who may be confided to her carc--and the
patronage Of her kind friends and the pub
lie, will be ever gratefully acknowledged.
Application to be made at her residence,
north part Of Thames. street. aug, 9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-09
I-fe0.

In THE town on the 4th inst. miss Louisa
Hudson, daughter Of the late mr.. John Hud.
-sonsged I9 years. Before she lef' his void
Shs gave gdot syiee:ce, ,brough gscei that
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26

Family Bible, crninonsly calcuialed so promote tho cause of truth and peg h seema srarcely posslblo for me read daily the Notes and Observations with out becoming wiser and better man."
 Reu. Asa Eaoa, paStOr ef Chria Ch.rch, Bosloa. -" It is a TREASURE WHICH EVERY FAMILY OUGHT TO POSSESS. For the success of your undertaking you have my best wishes and fervent prayers"
 Rev. Dr. JoshuG Bafes President ef Afiddlebavy Coiegs.-" Sir, am pleased with your proposals for publishing Scot's Family Bible, and sincerely wish you success in your undertaking. have donbt that twill be well patronized by the religious public"
 Rep. Daniel Ehavp pastor Of the 3d Baptist ChMch, BOSton" The more it isread by pious Christians, the extensive will be its circulation"
 Reu. Dr.. Baldsin, Iate pastor of the 2d Baptist Chuych Boston-"f feel free to say that in my esti- nation it deservedly ranks among ables and best Commentaries All the leading doctrines of Chris tanity as professed and maintained by many Of the most eminent Reformers are in my judgment very hap pily illustrated and enforced" 'r
 Rep Dr.. Dana.-" Dr. Scott's Commentary, has merited and obtained distinguished popularity. The spirit which pervades the work is excellent. 1t is the meek, aectionate healing yet faithful, spirit of the Gospel.
 Beside tke abope MANY OTHERS of the most in- fentnI dnORgt the Clergy hQre recommended tis ScOk he too1ring ertractS hO'CeCer, from Mr. EnneTs0RS letter aoiH point out tue adUantGges peculiar to the OC TAVO edition. s.
 Reu Joseph Emerson, Author Of the EcdngelicdLt Pri,ner-" Six editions of this great work have been published in this country-I have had considerable opportunity to examine and compare specimens of ali these six editions, and am decidedly of opinion that most people would greatly prefer ARMSTRONGS EDITION, now publishing in Boston. As the fold is octave, he volumes not ,nearly so large the quarto editions but the paper is finer and whter the execution handsomer the print to appearance nearly as large; and it be turned to the light with much less inconvenience, it may perhaps be read with equal and pleasure It has the advantage of De- ing cheaper, less cumbersome and more elegant.
 "ARMSTRONG's EDITION, therefore, is the one which I can most highly recommend for the use of families. Itis peculiarly calculated to supersede the of large Bble and in two respects it will better purpose merely for reading the scrip lures, as it is less cumbersome, and may be read by several persons at the same time."
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26


 Present F. WOLCOTT, Esq. Judge.
 U PON the petition of William C. Abernethy and Elisha Smith, Guardians ofSophia D. Hoady and Lu- ther HVadiy, minors of Harwinton in said District, showing to this Court that said Minors the inter- est hereinafter mentioned in the following described real estate situate in the town of Winchester, the n
 eres of said Minors the whole property being subject to the ncumbrance ot the life estate of helr mother, Sophia Abernethy, (late Sophia Hoadly) in the one undivided third part thereof, viz:
 About three fourths of an acre of land lying the East Branch ofStll River about half mile north o Winsted Meeting House, in said town of Winchester, with dwelling house and shed standing thereon.
 Aso sixty-seven rods of land lying east ofthe piece above described.
 Also the one undivided half of seven of land owned in common with Riley Whiting, lying the East branch of said Still River, and north of the high ! way leading to Walling's hill.
 Aso one undivided half of a Grst Mill, and the undivided half "f eights of the mill privilege and the ed half of small mill house, with about one half of acre of land on which sad mil and mill house stand.
 ofseven eighs of the water privilege ofthe same, with the one half of small piece of land which said shop stands and that which adjons the same which has heretofore been occupied as lumber yard Also, the undivided third part of fifteen of land lying in said Winchester, the East Bank of said Still River, bounded north on Halsey Burr and Riley Whiting -----praying for liberty to sell the same, as her petition on file, dated May 4, 1927. Whereupon this Court doth order that said petition be continued to the second Monday in September next ten o'clock A. M then to be heard before this Court at the Probate Office in Ltchfed in sad Dis tric and that notice of the pendancy of said petition be given by publishing this order in newspaper Prn- ted in said Lchfed three weeks successiyey at least six weeks before said second Monday in September next. true Copy of Record FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26

and who had not committed theInsevcs on eicr sde. Ae soon as the missionaries could assrmhla from the dirrcnt islands they met aa llonoFuru. They sent note. requesting that committee of m equal number from both bodies might be appointed, to arrange the manner in which the interview should be conducted. This proposal rejected by the British Consul, who seemed lo act as leader of the opposition; and who named time and place at which he and his friends would expect meet the missionaries in body. In this manner they did meet, Capt. Jones and his oiii cers with oft chiefs of the island, being pres cnt; also, many foreigners spectators, who did not join in the accusations brought.
 The missionaries required specific charges in wTi- ting with the of witnesses: but this was refu- sed They were told that they must vindicate them selves without such spec6catoni and that their chal- lege imported that they would take thisground. Capt Jones called for the reading of the challenge; and the necessity of specifying the charges was apparent to all. Still, no charges were made, or atcmpted.- The foreigners then said the ascendancy of the mis- sionares the natives such that no one dared give his testimony. The missionaries replied, we do want Le gGk evidence: but any evidence that would have influence on candid and judicious men. This too refused; and nothing was offered, but some violent and scurrous yuperation of the missionaries And thus ended the interview.
 Capt. Jones' subsequent conversation sa'd the ef- feet would be exat the the character and extend the influence of the missionaries, in the most decisive and efficient manner. He also c0lfGHdTfty addressed a letter to hem which is decidedly in their favor. It IS known that any of his officers have expressed any different opinion and there is every reason to believe that this arbitration has rolled back the tide o caum- ny and that its authors have duraby injured themselves alone.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26
POUGHKEEPSIE, SHARON AND LITCHFIELD
MAIL COACH.

LEAVES Poughkeepsie every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock A. M., passes through Sha- ron, and arrives at Litchfeld the same day, where it meets the Hartford, New-Haven, and Albany sta- ges. Saturday, at o'clock A. M. and arrives at Pough- keepse in time to take the StcamBoat for New. or or Albany. Passengers in this line will arrive in AL bany the morning after leaving Lhchfed in time to take the morning stages for the west.
 The proprietors of this line having provided good coaches and horses and careful drivers, and reduced the fare, respectfully solicit share of public patron age. ...s. a.
 Seats taken at BUSHS, Poushkcepse, and at S. DEMING'S, Litchfeld.
 WILLIAM STEVENS X Go. Proprietors.
 MB.-AA goods and baggage a, the risk of the ownors. .t c
 June, 1897. . Hl
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26
SCOTT'S FAMILY BIBLE,
 B0atOm SterRotppR 7Enftfou.

Sta Volumes, ROy0I OctGUO,
 Being te elersnth American Edition, and complete in aN respects os the best London Edition. THE following are Mir. s. T. Armstrongs terms as A published m the March No. (l827) of the Mis- sionary Herald
 "In sheep binding, the price is $24; and in calf binding $3O from which prices very liberal DIs- COUNT is made to agents and others who buy to sell again. The work IS comprised in six volumes, royal octave and well bound and lettered, it will be sold as cheap, in proportion the size of the pages as the publications of the American Tract Society are sold.
 "EVERY FOURTH SET GRATIS! That is, any person who takes three sets in sheep binding and pays for them the sum of $72, shall be entitled to set gratis; if the same sum of S72 is divided equally on all the four sets, it will reduce the amount payable for each of the four sets to $18 instead of M being discount of 25 per cent from the retail price, discount is made in the propor- tioa on calf binding and on ANY NUMBER OF COPIES, abope jour, ho,ceUer Iarge." GJ The price at the LITCHFIELD BOOK STORE is $2l per single set, and SIS per set where four or more are taken in company.
 "The work contains the Old and New Testaments with copious Marginal References also valuable Notes explanatory of the Sculptures and, lastly, the Practi cal Observations. The work is SO generally known to all who are acquainted with the publications of the present day. that 1t is deemed unnecessary enlarge upon its contents"
 The first edition of this work, tthe constant and n- creasng sale of which proves the high esteem in which t is deservedy hed,} begun in l78s and published in London Tn numbers consisted of 1000 copies; the second in l805 OO0 the third in 18l0 of OOO the fourth in lSl2 of ,0O0; and the edition is ae,v- 0te the largest work submitted to that process Besides these eight other editions, consisting, ato- getner cf 25,25O copies were printed in the United Recorder.
 RHC0NENGENDAYIOHES
 FROM CLERGYMEN OF VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS.
 From tke Rer Dr. Gyiffn-"I esteem Dr, Scot,'s
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have been duly appointed by the Hon. Court of Probate or the District of Shuron, Commissioners receive, exa- mine, adjust and settle the claims of the several credit ors to the estate of
 JESSE HUBBARD, late of Salisbury, deceased represented insolvent: And that six months from the third day of July instant are limited and allowed by said Court for creditors to ex- hiht their claims against said estate. Wesla attend io the business of our said appointment the first Monday in August next, at the late dweing-house of said deceased; and on the last Monday of December next at the clearinghouse of Edward F. Gay, in said Salisbury, at ten o'clock A. M on each of said tays--- All those who shall negectto exhibit their claims with m the time limited as aforesaid duly atesed will be debarrcd recovery
 THOMAS N. SMITH, , Comnts- ,-. LOT NORTON, sioaers., Salisbury, July 4th, 1897. 1