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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-10

The cqraii.v of mercy il not s'isinsj
u diopp,th, a. the son'ie de,., fom hrA'en
tron ir. place brns,ti 1T !, twice bio.d;
IL - eth him that gi,e., and Lin thai Nkcs;
III. nighl.a in The Liis h;iesi il becomes
The ihrnarl mona eh Ec',cr than hi, oioyn:
Iii, scep.re shows tie force Of temporal rower
The at'i ihuc TO ave and majes.y
Wherein doth sit the dead and fear Of kins,j
But mercy j, above hi, sc.pter'I sway,
II /, rnlhronel in toe heart. Of Kings,
II is an attribute 10 God himself;
And earthly power doth then show likc,t God
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-10

Georgio the recent election the sentiment OF the pcopl
taken the question Of Conps,i,a No C1vtntoa
Qor re,'sis the Constitution Of the Sde) and determined il
the neGlli,e-io52j ,oe' against I04oi. Tie majority
M Forsyth ior Governor 1888 ,ose and bal OF Mi
Gilman Dir. Charlton P,sl9 votes.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-10

hr. Rumph, Charge des Affairs Gom the Ianseac Ciic
ariwcl at The Seat @" Go'efnment Friday last, AMI oo
lod, ,iags u the Mansion Ho.el.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-10

Cehor.-it Is e,,imacd tia, tie Cotton crop for la2t
amounted to 9j0oO bae, d, foows s-)rean5 3topO
baesj Moie, 10000; Penssco ioG)1; Georgia and Soul
Carolina, 4ooooOj Virginia and North Carolina 10000
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

pf{1GIyN34:
1T rules, holden in The clerks Office OF tie superior
court OF chancery for the Richmond district the 5ti
day Of March, 1897:
Albert Cal;an, anI Robert lex III Ter devisec Of
5ayaIy De Ya!coui5n, y27is
against
Henry Banks ard Henry wood Valentine Wood, and
Julius Wood, heirs Of Henry Wood, decd, TGurias
Tees, and John Preston, dGs
The scireiacias awarded il III, Causc not being re
turned executed on tic defendants Henry Banks and
Henry Wood, and they not having entered their an
PcardHcc and given security according TO the Of
assembly and The rules Of This court aud appearing
oy satisfactory evidence, that Trey inhabitants
OF tbs country; il Is ordered hat the said defendants
DO appear here the tenth day of tho next term and
show cause any they can against the rcyigai sought
by tie SAID process; aud that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted i'll newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted The front door of tie capitol! in the said CITY,
10 cory. Tc:'e. WIN. " 2ENiNG c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

YLRGLNI4:
At rules, holden in the clerks oice OF tic superior
court of chanccry for he H!cn.oud district the oud
day of April 1921
Louis Eisenmcngcr, uv
against
James Swan, David Cooper Sgar,, Charles William
Justc jerome, Louis PhiIIbeTt Bry!n d'dubignnsc
John SlgSmond Ehrcn' cich Count OF nedcrn.) Hen
ny LeSiercer, FraHcisH al!ermann, Charles Frc;,,
rIck Albert SChott, John Matthew Gneiti;le and
Francis Joseph PeeIo James e. Heath auditor OF
public accounts of the commonwealth Of Virginia
and John Robertson, attorney general of the com
'no""cHih of Virginia, dfa.
The defendants Except James Z. Heath and John
obeItsonl not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the act of assembly and
The rules OF This court and appearing by satisfactory
cHilence that they are not Inhabitants of this country:
1t is ordered, that tie said defendants do appear l., &c
OF ne tenth day Of The next and answer Tie bill
CT the plaintiff and that copy Of this order lie forth,
with 'nse''eJ III some newspaper published in the city
OF :ch'nond for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door OF the capitol in The said city.
% copy. Teste, B.U. u ITtINLNYT r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

| NitaiY kHciHs-e Q:.yr.cd Sha,I;r r.r>ins has
length got rid of the only obstacle which
aganSt the action OF his inirnsev se nm eu.iur-
that OF efecting nearly perfect rac,t unie tho foot O;
the piston by which the whole power or elasticity i
NE s'e"" rom TIE Induction pipe is allowed 10 opera
Wi'ou resistance Ceia" other improvements nave also
been effected for diminishing r;c>~ Go b, as we under
sierra they orm the subject flesh ateu, we cannot at
prescott enter into further par,cuars- Losioa yag.r.
THE sreo! Or Coi,@Jts is adycr;isca 10, ibi,i,n =,
Boston lie is stated be four thousand pounds weight
os probably the larges; in the world. lie certainly
p'oves Button d"cts;nc OF eseneacy Of animals
Amcrica.--Dcm. Press.
The motion 10 discharge Isaac r. Desha on the ground
q" The of The law, has been
fued by the Court, aud prisoner permitted enter into
new 'ecognizamcc for his appearance the June Term.
The trial was continued the motion of tie attorney for
the commomwcalth-severalo the mos; important wtmes
scsbeng absent from the State.
qctiye Heneroi,.ce,--A horse Earncssrd to claise
observed lstey, tied the lover cud of Merchants
tIa, in Ens,on.Snrnc passrrh consider than
the owner CT the beast towards night placed on eonsp-
part of the harness the following abel'W antcd!
Half Peck Of Oats. Inquire Within"
lady, very much afflicted with complaints,
went To consult sir A-v: the rouah and causic ma
IN which he catechscd her, Giscompused the
ones weak spirits, that she thrown into lit of hyste-
rcs. On parting the lady the usual fee into his hand,
IN the form OF a sovereign anda shilling Mr. Ay pock
cted the sovereign with hand, and with the ohe p.een-
ted the shilling o her, saying, Srasey, "iIerc madam take
this shilling to the top Shop buy skipping rope,
and use every day; will do you good than all
! my Prescriptions.
HS6hs CoTrccteaI has been observed that, If VIC alop,
solitary habit of life during month"; ma
DC preserved for the whole of ores existence. Therefore
10 conquer vicious habit acquire good one there
only occasion for frmncss and resistance during one
month.
An ava'cious mechanic, who kept very MY table,
''lnns "nc Sunday with his apprentice ordinary,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27
TiRGNTl:


At rules hodrn in the clerks Office ofhc superior cout Of
ohnncery for tho Richmond district, the 9Th day Of
March, 1927:
Jarott AYoy, IN
against
Er7s'aus hcnpon, Noy5orGa r. Nelson, anti Archibald
Cl'fe' and Flown Avory, Peter hvory, Rudi Aroly
Rjitc' Hale, Elijah hyofy, Washington hvory. Joel
Avoy u iiian l. Alexander, admir- md guardian Of TIC
lcEatcrs of William Gass.o, Ice heirs
Of Abraham Lewis deceased. I0srpi Gold and Poliv
his wif', late hvory, f)ns.
The defendants Ritter Hale, F,jjab Avory, Washington
AYoFy 1oel hvofy' William L. Alexander, admir- and guar
dian Of i.c lcaatccs of WiI!iaol Glassgo, the
hcs ct Abraham Lewis, decd, Joseph Gold Polly his
wife late Avory not having catered their appca rance IL
ven security according to the Of assembly nd the scs
ri this count sad ~ appearing by satisfactory evidence that
"Y IRE va" Inhabitants c this coUr,ry: ordered that tie
j defendants 90 appear here on toe E,; Gay Of the
term aud answer The hi 81 the PLAINTIFF and hat COPY Of
hi, order be iowih inserted n newspaper publish
c1 in 'c city o. Hichmcud Tor months sccessiycy.
and posted at the font door Of the capitol! in tu sad
ai'v.
= ! TT, Ts.fa IN r. NE~I.T. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

VIRGINIA..
At rules holden in the clerks ohrc Of the superior cour,
of chancery for the Richmond district, the 81 day of
April. 1927:
Ncrol H. Collcy, infant under the age OF tyculy-onc
years by her mother aud neNi friend Anne coIiey, PH
against
wilson iiloades, Otherwise called wilson W Ehoades, ,
James H. Henderson, Francis ". SCOTT Elisha Jackson
Robert Scott, jun. an, Francis Iass, DTS.
The defendant Wilson Hhoadcs otherwise called ;I-or
W. Khoadcs, no; having entered lis appearance and given
security according tie OF assembly the rules o!
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
ac is noi an miabitant of this country; it ordered, tat
the said defendant do appear here the day tie
nest term and ic bill Of the p!a,tj. aad ti!Jt
copy Of this o'c' ue forthwith inserted newspaper
published IL The city Richmond 70, two n,unihs success
sirfy and posted ut tic irout door OF tic capitol iii tic
said city.
20 4 cor. Tee, YIN. W. HI:N1NG c. c.
JJitGfAI4:
~ rrs holden :" the clerk ".;c cf &c superior OF
ch1mccry 70, the Richuona G;.;ct, tic 9Th day Of March
1921.
William Moucurc; PP
against
Thomas MARSHALL join, !. Marshall, William D. Taylor
and Elizabeth bis wife, Edwin Burnley and Lucy H.
his wife, and Anthony Whitaker, Lfls.
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ his wife,
not having entered their appearance aui given security
co1oiGs TO the Of assembly and the rules of court
and appearing By satisfactory evidcucc tIn they not
inhabitants OF this cuuG'ry ordered that tho said
1ofcTfarts do appear here 6rst day Of the next
term and auswe the bill OF the plaintiff; and COPY
o. this order be forthwith Inserted in newspaper pub
l5cd IN tc city Of RchnouA months srcecssivciy
aud posted at the hont door OF tire capitol, in tic said
! city.
10 cory. Tctc, H.M ". LE,rET;,e. 6.
! TlRGkYY.l:
1t rules oden in The clerks Of 'o superior court Of
oaa"cery f,r the Richmond district, tie 5h day OF
March, 1927:
Charles Baskerville George p Baskerville and william, r.
Baskerville, late irrcsns partners, trading under
! lian Hutchjsou IHs.
against
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27
TIRGlNLl:

AT rules holden IN Tho c,orr, ooi- * ,,
of chanccry for the i;;cI,mnmd dis,+c, in count
wi.lam n:"o re- Jordan a1n,o,, q.o.,n
and John II t.or,, ''"' '''""' D'e'"'If,fei"''
arninst HS'
1nbn yti,I.r =, ! yro, c1.o r, ,,.. .
Smith sl,,,n,. VILE, Xxx l V ,'',,' ',o'l'"9
'- ~ '1 1nlS
rq,e 1cE,, dan, .rhor,, yy;,so, .o,,. 1y'S.
80, ,,c, ,,3 NC, s; I wv "'F'"g 'h'e'e" us
NJ. .i ,t I r t, su,';"s 10 'e act oil asse''-
,y, or;t.uca -, IL. e. , % lI",s y s''Isi''.
y ord,rcI ,,, ,te go H. fi;, - VI 'n'1 eoui''S,"
4? 4 ,Iay Of ,tc nv, , i -. 'o 'il"a' mere on INC
,ainr and at ronv Of de nrasT tn cS n; o. 'o
ld r.; conc o"iy u; i"J ","T' ne i1'h%ith lnstf
p .wo months n os," the city of Kcm9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

lhG iNll:
=, rules, holden ia the ceiRs office OF tho Gj,eu;or ,
Of chanoery for The Richmond district the Sin day
March, 1897. 49, -
John p Boiling, administrator of Thomas r,bh Tn
against
Peter Diniord. John Dunlop, ~ mel H. Cres,ar VII
liam J. Barksdac, aud Thomas Boiling Tabb, Ons
The defendants Thomas Bollins 1abb and John Duu
np not having entered thci' appearance given scru
y according TO the Of assembly aud the rules or THIS
o' ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, that tt
are NOT inhabitants Of this country ore led, that TIM
% "c'enans do appear here the FIRST day of the MT
e''h end answer the Till Of the plaintiff: and tina,
published in the city Richmond for two months
sd III city. ~ i'' " ''''
l3 a copy. Tes.e, Iv.T. ~ IIENIN1.. &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

pl{SGEhIs2:
At rules holden i" the clerks occ Of the superior cour,
chancery for Richmond district The h,h H. ~
March, lS27: - va
John C.u;ch.Ield, ~,
against I't
Henry sipwlth, Samuel TayInr, and Wyrdl,am po,,e.
SON. biair bnfweii, and Benjamin. Hatcher 9ts
Inc defendant Henry Skpw ith, having ento,rd T..
appearance and given security according ~ the
Scma.y and the rules of this cnurt, and j, annca -,
satisfactory evidence, tia, lie is nhabant nf 49,
country; II Is oioeed that The I'd defendan, do annes
Oh 'he lfs' DAY o. lie next term and answer the
o. hi nt ard that copy of this order be f,r,by>i
'"feH in some newspaper published in the city of Rcn
' lo Two months successfully, and posted at the from,
door OF the capitol, in the said city. $500
/" copy. jrsIe T-h W. HENLNG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

EIRGLNI.f:
At rules holden in the clerks Office ofe superior court
eha"cery io' tho IiCiinnnd district, the Sin tav T
March, 1877 S Vi
Asa c. Craddock, -I
against go
Peter Rison, Ltlcbarry L: staiubatl, John y.,. ,,1
john S. Nash ''s ~, a''''
The defendants Peter Rison and John s. Nash not av
'ic'F appearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly and rules of this count and i, Cue
9 Uy satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
{" iis country II is ordered, that the said defendants d.,
appear here on the first day of next term and answer
Tire bill "f's plaintiff and shat copy of this od. be form,
WIN inserted IN some cwsPnpcr published tie city of
>Snho"d' ID" Two MONKS successfully, and posted a, tin.
on, G"of ct the capitol, in the said city.
10 Copy lcste, II-N. II. EIENZNCr. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

TIitGENII:
Il rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court Of
rhnucerY for tile RiChmc!,d district, the 9TH dav !
March, 1897:
francis Iohnson and Barbara II. lis wifi, Tts
against
Garland Thompson, Of William Mitchell, IT, who
was executor OF Ihomus Mitchell! deed, the said
Garland Thompson, and Sa,a !. his wife, Francis J.
hitciel George g. Mitchell, aud Alexander II. hlitc
ell, Thomas Mitchell, and Anne NJ. Mitchell, alone il
she be not tie wife of Hugh H. Pcttis, but So
then t!ic said Hugh II. Pcs, and Anne 81 his WIFE,
dts.
The defendant Anne NJ Mitchell, alone, If she be uot
the wife o! Hugh NJ. Pctis but If She be de
PENDANTS II. NJ. Pctts and Auue ~ lis wife, wing
entered their appearance aud given security according to
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this and APP
psa'i"g lay satisfactory vidcEce, that they not irab
iianis Of tits country ii is ordered, that the said defend
ants 70 appear here tic fist day OF tie md
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs ana that copy this
order be iohwith Inserted in newspaper published
the city of Richmond for wo months successivcly ana
posted at the front door of tic capitol said CITY,
Is 3 copy. Tese, E.I. " 5kNEN(f, c. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

FiRCLNTq:
~ rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior cart,
o, c"a"cty for the Ric'mond district, the 5th day OF
Mary F"lna' adn''x with tie win annc,ed of W.iIrs1o
Fuqua, decd, lam
against go
Richard !. Faulkner and Elizabeth A. his yir, c,,
I. auikncr aud Edward Poweilin his own r;pbt .r;t
Ashton Johnson, and the said Edward Powell as m, :,
Cole POWELL deed, and Fit2iush Powell, an infa4,t,
7r,a d,c,., dis.
he'' aud Elizabeth q. his wife, having entered ,
appearance and given security according To the ar, rs
assembly and the rules o this court, and il ap,e,rn w
satisfactory evidence that they inha bi,aps of
country It Is oidered that the said defendants do a,,e
ere on the first day Of The answer the bSl,
OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy this order be forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper published in city of Ric.
n"a" io Vo months sucresavely, and posted at ,r funs
door 81 the capitol in the said city. '"t''
10 cory. Tesre, I'm, ~. HESHnY,. q =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27
IIRGINcL}:

2 !NGT.NI.i:
AZ rules hoen i" the clerks Office Of superior court IL
caeery i"' The Richmond district the i day of a.tr
William Pcui', ~,
against
Edward Lane AMI john BOWLS, Dn
ihs defendant Edward Lane, 10; havin. eH,e.eiI
nis appearance and given security according to the
ACT vi assembly and the rules Of this court and it AIR.
e" oy satisfactory evidence. that he is inhabf
'' Oh inns country: il is ordered that said dejcndau.
do appear here OH the first day next term and an
swet Tie bill o: the pla in; aud a copy of this orr
u o'w'n inserted III some newspaper published
lily 70! licmond for mouths successiyeiy and pos,ed -
me ifcn' door Of The capitol in the SAID civ.
10 n copy. Tcste. IP.1f. ". HE;NISI, r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

me g'en! Or Columbus, is advertised C,r 'bitipn
BOSTON, lie is stated four thousand pounds weisht
os' Is p"haby the largest in the world lie certainly
"proves Buttons "cnc OF the ,lsseneracv Of animals in
Ancrca--Dem. Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

TIttGIN{.4:
" 't 'ien !" inc clerks Office Of the superior court
OF ehancery for the T. Richmond district, the 5,h d. ~
March, 1927. s W
Edward L. Chambers, ~,
against "
John ". &. Hardy s. Hardy, and Edward S. Winn D6s,
The defendants John ". C. Handy and S. Hardy. M,
aV'hS entered their appearance given securtv scco
eng I" inc act q" assembly and the rules this court ami
It appearing by satisfactory ieuce thai ,hey . ,
'o"H OF 'is country: ii is ordered that the sal id dr.
PENDANTS do apea. here the first day of the next term
ana answer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that cow ~,
this order DE forthwith inserted in some peusn,n.r III.
Cd !" the city Of Richmond, for months successiye,
ana posted al he front door OF the capitol in t,e sniI
city. ' " '"' sa'''
l3 copy. Testc, Jr.N. " RE.NLNI,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

an "va'icous mechanic, who kept very scanty table,
'niig "nc Sunday with his apprentice ordinary,
whispered IN his ear, "Tom, for day and
io-morroo eyes,, retocd the half starved apprentices
put have not eaten for To-day and yesterday yet Sir"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27

HSbts CoTrcctea.It has been observed that we adopt
solitary habit OF life acton during month, il
DC preserved for the whole of ores existence Therefore
10 conquer vicious habit acquire good one there is
only occasion for fnncss and resistance duing one
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-15
az AUCTION.

FENHE subscriber wishing to be on a farm.
a Will offer for sale, at Public Auction. on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 25th dau of
august inst. at one o'clock in the afternoon.
the situation on which he now lives, consistinr
of new Brick House, 80 by 20 feet, upright,
and low part, 25 by IA feet, with new Barn
and Shed, two wells of lasting water, and about
one and an half acre of first rate Land The
Buildings are situated in handsome grove. q
little south of the Congregational Meeting
house, in Shrewsbury. 1t is fine situation
for gentleman of English taste, or mechan
ic
ALso,-at the same place, about 3 acres o.
Meadow Land, in the southeast part of Shrews.
bury.
ALso,-about 12 acres of Wood Land in the
south part of Boylston, adjoining Shrewsbury.
ALso,-one eighth part of the Dea Good
now Farm, $50 called) lying mostly on the in
tervale, short distance north of Scar-Bridge.
in Boylston.
ALso,-two Pews in Boylston Meeting
house, one on the floor, and the other in the
gallery.
u N. B. The subscriber is also determin-
ed to make a new arrangement in his business
to pay all to whom he is indebted as soon as
may be, and therefore requests all who are in
debted to him to make immediate payment. as
there will be no delay in making a general set
Element as soon as possible, and those who
wish to prevent cost will govern themselves
accordingly. SETH KNOWLTON.
Shrewsbury, Aug. 10. 2w33
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-15
THE RIIpRIFrpIrpc CIR

by last evenings native received the letter
OF. James buchanan, the person who.s General
jackson says, bore the corrupt proposition from
Clay and his friends to him. 1t not only fails
10 support the Generals charges, but contra
diets him IN several important particulars. The
conversation grew out of a consultation be-
tween him, (Buchanan) and another of the
Generals ardent friends, in which it was
agreed to see if something could not be drawn
from him, which might be held out to the
friends OF Clay as an inducement to vote for
MN He denies that he ever was Claws polit-
icai friend, or that he ever expressed the opin-
ION ION General Jackson has imputed to him,
lnat IL was right to fight such intriguers with
their own weapons"
After relating what took place before, and at
the Time OF the conversation, which he states
TO nave taken place on the Both of December.
1924, and not as has been alledged by General
jackson IN January, 1925, and what passed
between him and General Jackson, Mr.. Buch-
anan says-"I called upon General Jackson on
the occasion which have mentioned, solely
as rs TREND, upon mig Oaon individual reSpon-
StoHaty, and not as the agent of Mr.. Clau or
eng other person" And he says further
Had. ever known, or even suspected, that
Gen Jackson 6elseoed had been sent to him 6v
'EF. Gay, OF has friends, should hare in,ane-
dtatcty corrected his erroneous impression, and
thus prevented this most unpleasant exDlana-
ton. When the editor of the u States Tele-
graph, on the 18th Of October last asked me
by letter for information upon this subject, |
promptly informed him By the returniaS mail.
on the 10th Of that month, that had no 9uthor
"y from Mr.. Clay or his friends to propose
any terms to Gen. Jackson in relation to their
votes, nor did ever make any such proposition"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-15
GOODS SELLING CHEAP

VIE subscriber, intending to make new
o., arrangements in his BUSINESS the first OF
Cctooer next, gives notice, that he will sell
uooos until that time, at reduced prices,
many of them at cost.
rurchasers are invited to call and examine
for themselves, as he has General assortment
OF Goods on hand, such as
w: GOODS & GROCERIES
ENGLISH & DOMESTIC GOODS
CHINA, CROCKERY, & GLASS WARE:
IRON HOLLOW WARE-NAILS;
STONE JUGS, BROWN EARTHEN, &c.
All OF which will be sold, as above stated, for
lash S1 or Produce. GEORGE PERRIN.
Worcester, August 8. tf2
n. B. G. requests all those who are in
ccenled TO him on Account to call and settle be-
fore the 18th September, and all whose Notes
nave been standing more than six months to
pay the same as above, as a settlement of this
END IS necessary without delay
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-08-15

The further protection of large capita
IN distilled spirits, is also respectfully rec
commended to the consideration of Con
States.
further protection to cotton goods and
printed cettons, is invited by the success of
the coarse cottons, which, like every other
article adequately protected by law, have
become cheaper and better than similar
manufactures formerly brought from abroad.
HariSburgh, PA. august 3, 1927.