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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
Conlnaissioners' Notice.

FENHE subscribers having been appointed BY
4 the Hon Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Pro-
bate for the County of " orcester, Commission
ers to receive and examine the claims of the
creditors to the Estate of JOSIAH KNOWL-
TON, late of Boylston, in said County, .deceas-
cd, represented insolVent, Thereby give notice.
that six months, from the thirtie,h day of Sep
teuber last. are allowed for the creditors tn
bring in and prove their claims; and that we
will attend that service at the house of Slas
Hastings, lnnhoder in said Boylston, on the
last Mondays of December, February, and
March next, from one TO six o'clock, P. NJ. on
each of said days.
NATHL. DAVENPORT, !
WV. H. MOORE, O0"'"' -
Bovlstan Oct 10, 1928 *42
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SE.aSON.aBLE GOODS.
Daniel G. Wheeler, Jr. s. Co.

Daniel G. Wheeler, Jr. & Co.
u Il New York Auctions, good assortment
of GOODS, adapted to he present and APP
preaching season, which they offer for sale at
their Store opposite the Brick Hotel at the low
est prices
CONSISTING or
Broadcloths, Flannels, Bookings,
Serge, Tartan, Norwich, Scotch, and Merino
Plaids,
5-4, A, and "a White Flannels,
Green, Red, and Yellow do,
Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Shifting,
Walpole Methuen, Dorchester, and common
Tickings,
Rich Garniture Ribbons, Satin end Taffeta Do.
Black, India, Satin, French do. of various coils,
Blue and Jet Black real Italian Silks,
Blue and Jet Black eros de Naples,
Colored and Black Satin Levaniines,
Elegant Stripe Gros de Merlns, new and ele-
giant article,
Black Taffeta Silks, French Grapes,
An elegant assortment of Calicoes,
Green and Red Mnrean,
Orange, Crimson, and Green Crcassians,
Green, Red, and Black Bombazetls,
Carpet Binding, Qualities, Tapes,
Pins, Needles and Threads,
Cotton, Silk, Worsted, Lambs Wool, and vi,
gonna Hose,
Salisbury Flannels,
Swiss, Plain and Fig'd, Book, and Jacone,
I Muslins,
| Cambrcs;
Kid, Horse-skin, & Beaver Gloves of every de-
J scription,
White and Colored Cravats, &c,
! Raw Silk, Thibet, Valencia, and Cotton Shawls,
Vestings,
With good assortment of Willow Baskets,
Worcester. Oct. Is. ~
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NJ NEW GOODS,

From New York and Boston,
COMPRISING large assortment of Euro
" pean, India, and american Manufactures.
adapted to the present and approaching season,
now opening, and for sale on the most favorable
terms. by HENRY M. SKIES.
Worcester. Oct J. BIN
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WORCESTER, IS. Oct. d, 1873.
FHNAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
q Public Auction. on SATURDAY, the eth
day Of November merit, at 2 o'clock P NJ, at
the Inn of Amos Sheldon, I'd. in Fitchburg. all
the Right in Equity which JOSEPH McIN-
TIRE has to redeem one undivided half of that
certain Farm on which he now lives, situated
in the northerly Fart of said Fitchhurg, adinin.
ing land of Amos Brown. Jesse McIntire, the
heirs of Dr. Jonas Marshall, and others.
AZ SAMUEL HOUGHTON. u Sheriff
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*42 LUTHER CLIFFORD, D. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, IS Oct. Z. 1909
VHNAKEN on Execution, and win be sold n,
IN Public Auction, on MONDAY. The fLiyJ
day Of yNoDsmber meat, at the house of Can,
Elijnh Brown, lnnholder in Paxton. in sa;d
County. at one o'clock, P. NJ, all the r,gbt
which SAMUEL II. HOWE has in eouitv ~
redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on which
he now lives, situated in the northerlv mr., If
Paxton, consisting Of one half of Farm and
the Buildings.thereon 'N
AZ ASA MATHEWS, d. Sbsr;f
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29
Cabinet Furniture and Chairs,

CUUl7lGL FIIT2llLlTE ana CHNlfS.
fEIHE subscriber has on hand SIDE BoARDs.
q SECRETARIES, BUREAUS, GREclAN and
COMMON CARD TABLES. and every other arti-
Gle usually manufactured IN the Cabinet Line
u Work warranted. and made of the best of
Stock and workmanship.
.7iSo--FANcY and COMMON CHAIRS, ofevery
description; Gilt Frame LOOKING GLASS
ES. &c.
u57 A few rods South of the Court House,
Worcester, DORANCE ]. WILDER.
Worcester. July 30 &c
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PdTENF LE7D aQUEJUC7'
.M.A.N'UF.ACTORY

FENHE subscribers respectfully inform the
~ public, that they have commenced the
business OF making Lead Aqueduct Pipes and
Water Pumps, at their shop in School.street, a
few rods east OF Main-street, Worcester, where
orders tor any description Of Pipe or Pumps,
will be thankfully received, and punctuallv A.
tended tn. Their acquaintance with the bust.
ness and facilities for manufacturing. enable
them to afford their work warranted of the first
quality, on as reasonable terms as at any other
mandatory in the State
Sept. "a. low T. L. J. SUTTON.
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TO MECHANICS.

FHNO LET, a good Stand for a Mechanic,
n situated about one mile east of Rutland
Meeting House, consisting of good Dwelling
House, Wood House, Barn, and Shop, now &C.
cupied BY cabinet maker, but would answer
for carpenter or other mechanic together
with good Garden, and one acre of Moving
Land. Immediate possession will be given. In
quire of ROBERT MUNROE, near the prem.
ises, or of the subscriber
CHESTER BOYDEN.
Leicester, Sept. 9. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29

WoRcEsTER, IS. Oct 5, 1925
TENAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
n Public Auction, on TUESDAY. the 4th
day Of Noreraber merit, at one o'clock, p NJ, at
the house Of Capt Elijah Brown, Tnnholder in
Paxton, in said County, all the right which JOHN
HOWE has IN equity TO redeem the mortgage /
Real Estate on which he now lives situated in
the northerly part Of Paxton, consisting of one
half Of Farm. and the Buildings thereon.
AZ ASA MATHEWS D. Sheriff
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Ne,0 Carriage Manufactory.

VEN1E subscriber, at his new Shop in the South
IL Parish of Brook field. is now ready to manu-
facture all kinds of CARRIA GES to order. and
socits public patronage. Having employed
firstrate of experienced workmen, he feels con-
tident that any work entrusted to his care will
be neatly and satisfactorily executed
STAGE COACHES will receive particular
attention. He intends to keep them in such
readiness that he can furnish for individuals or
companies any number wanted at short notice.
Likewise on hand. and constantly making.
all kinds of HARNESSES, TRUNKS, and
SADDLES.
Also, Ordinary, Ornamental, & Sign PAINT
ING.
Wanted;- a good BLACKSMITH, who un-
derstands ironing Carriages one or two
JOURNEYMAN CARRIAGE MAKERS,
and an APPRENTICE to the Harness Making
Business.
u ASH PLANK Of all kinds wanted. from
one and quarter to four inches thick. HuBss,
FELLoE and SPOKE TIMBER also wanted
E. c.. STOWELL.
Brookfield, Sept 10. If
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WORCESTER. 50. Oct 3. Ic2S.
"a IIACHED on mesne process and taken
Ia on Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, on THURSDAY, tie sirth of None,n.
Der nezt. at one o'clock. P. NJ, at the house Of
Roland Pond. in Hubbardston. all the Right in
Equity that ROLAND POND has To redeem
the mortgaged Real Estate on which the said
Pond now lives, containing about eighty acres.
with Dwelling House and Barn thereon stand.
ing.
@42 LUTHER CLIFFORD d sL.-.r
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-29

4 a. +, the subscribers. having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge
of Probate for the Cnunty Of Worcester, to re-
ceive and examine the claims of creditors 10
the Estate of RHODA NEWTON. late Of
scarborough, deceased, represented insolvent,
do hereby give notice that six months from the
seventh day of October instant are allowed 10
said creditors to bring in and Prove their claims
and that we shall attend that service at Fitch
Winchester's, Innholder in said Scarborough
on the last Monday in October instant, and the
last Monday IN March next, from three until
six o'clock on each Of said days
LARKIN NEWTON
HUMPHREY B. WHEELER.
scarborough. Oct IL. 1923 AZ
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WORCESTER. S.. Oct. 5. 1925
II NAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
u Public Auction, on TUESDAY,, the 4th
dug cf November neIt, at nine o'clock, A. NJ,
at the house of George Fay, Innholder in Rnt-
land. in said County, all the right which IRA
MCFARLAND has in equity to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which he now lives,
situated in the north westerly part of Worces-
ter, consisting of one half of Farm, and the
Buildings thereon.
AZ ASA MATTHEW'S, d. Sheriff.
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Stores, Crates, and Funnel.
RICE & MILLER

MNAVE received, this season, a very extern.
4 "a sive assortment of COOKING, PAR
LOR, PLATE, and BOX STOVES. and LE-
HIGH COAL STOVES and CRATES, of
the latest improved patterns, which they will
sell on as good terms as they can be bought.
u Lamp Oil, Oil Canisters, Lamps, Coal
Holds, Stove Tenders, Patent Balances, Scales,
Tea Boilers, DC, constantly kept for sale, as
above.
GT Il. & NJ. continue the manufacture of all
kinds Of Copper, Sheet Iron, and Tin Work
Worcester, Oct 8. CIV
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M. NJ. RUTTER, d. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, IS. Oct b, 1925
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, at Capt John Cutters Tavern in Win.
chendon, on THURSDAY, The sirth day of No
Gender neat, at two Of the clock, T. NJ all TIE
Right in Equity that Lowell GOoDRIDGE
of said Winchendon has to redeen in the mort
gagged Real Estate on which he now lives, stu.
ated about one half of u,iIe westerly of the
Congregational Meeting ihouse in said town.
consisting Of about fcfty-fve acres of Land,
with good Dwelling House and Barn thereon.
Also, attached on Executions, one other piece
OF Land ~ said town, containing about ten
acres.snd bounded westerly on land of Nathan
:5i Hale, southery on land of John Raymond,
easterly on land of David Goodridse's heirs.
northerly on town road.
40 MARK WHITCOMB, d. Sheriff
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AZ ASA MATTHEW'S, D. Sheriff.

MIDpLEsEX, SIS. Oct. 4, 1873
FENAKEN on Execution, and to be sold at
FL Public Auction on THURSD.4 Y, the 6th
day Of .N0Uem6er nert, at two of :he clock,
P. M, at the Dwelling House of Sullivan
Thayer, Innholder in marlborough, all the right
which JOHN BOYD hath in equity to redeem
the Real Estate on which he now lives, situat-
ed in Marlborough, in said County, and now in
the possession of him. the said Boyd more
particular description of the same will be given
at the sale, together with the amount Of the
mortgages.
AZ NJ NJ RUTTER. d. Sheriff
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To the Hon. the Commission.

ers for the County of Worcester, now in SEES
sion at Worcester in said County
EENHE BLACKSTONE CANAL COMPA-
IL NY represent, that they have, pursuant
to law, located the following described parcels
OF land for the purposes herein mentioned, and
now ask leave TO place said location on the files
OF the Court, to the end that all measures
necessary, by the charter of said Company to
give them title to said property for the uses in.
- - 10 adnnted. viz:
tenueSi, may ---~r----,..-
A parcel of land in Douglas, bounded COM
mencing at stake abost 80 rods south-westerly
from the fume in the present dam at Manchaur
Pond; thence north 90 deg. east six chains and
80 links, and Of an average width of three rods /:
thence on the same course eighty-seven links
and of an average width of four rods thence
on land of David Putnam, north SO der. east
FIVE chains thirteen links, and of an average
width of four rods, for the purpose of construct
ing an embankment and fume for reserving, in
more effectual manner, the waters of said
Pond. Also, lot of land owned by Moses
Parks of Worcester, described as follows; com
nencing at stake in the tow-path of the
Blackstone Canal, about one chain southerIy
from the wings of Lock No AZ; thence north
3O4 deg. west three chains and seventy-seyen
links thence north l7z deg. west four chains
and nine links; thence north 221 deg east six
ty-eight links thence north l6f east one chain
ana slxty-f0ur links; thence north Oh east sew
en- chains and sixty eight links; thence north
20k west one chain--in the whole eighteen
chains and eighty-six links, and of an average
width of q rods, for the purpose of construct.
ing feeder and dam for the use of said Canal.
The persons interested, as far as known. are
the heirs of Sylvanus Joslin, names unknown.
and David Putnam at said Manchaur Pond
and said Parks at the location of said feeder.
The said Company pray, that such measures
may be adopted as to ascertain the damage and
complete the location of said lands for said mr.
poses, pursuant to the law in such case provid.
ed. JOHN DAVIS,
JOHN w. LINCOLN, COMMITS
By JOHN DAVIS,
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NEW GOODS.
Benjamin Butman & Co.

benjamin putnam q 20.
EEAVE just received their supply of FALL
- and WINTER GOODS, and offer for
sale, on the most favorable terms, an extensive
assortment of
English and Vest India Capitalization.
Glass, s China Ware Looking Glasses
Iron HoliOV Ware, SC. SC.
-ALso-
200 NJ. feet Enclosing Boards,
80 do. do. I, |, and Il inches Clear do,
10 do. do. Clear Plank, u to Inches thick,
do. do. g inches common do,
10 do 40. Eastern Boards and Plank,
10 do. do. Hard Pine Floor Boards,
do. do. II and 2 inch Hard Pine Plank,
do. do. Clapboards,
do. do. Pine Joist,
do. do. Birch and Maple do,
do. do. Hard Wood Plank and Boards,
80 do. Lath,
40 Casks, Nails, Spikes, and Brads,
200 Meal Bags, very cheap.
u Neso England Cro,cn Glass furnished TO
order at Factory prices.
Worcester Oct J. Sw
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
i Y scrrber has ecu duly appu nted AdmInistra-
tor On the Estate oil CATHAKtNE D)kR. late
Of FItehburg, in the count, of Worcester, " ido3
deceased. and has taken upon ms, lfthat trust b.
giving honds as the law directs Aud all D. rsons
indebted TO said Estate are hereby called upon 10
mase immediate pa, menl and all pc snns having
claims against sad Estate a,e her, by caie d upon
TO exhibit the same for settlement TO
JOSEPH II. DORR, dm'or.
Bosio Sept. IS IS1S "a
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0C SH OE STORE.
SCOTT & SMITH

ET1 BEG leave to inform the
ED public, that they have
s$5 - commenced the manufacture of
"a Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes,
under the superintendance OF
Capt. THOMAS HOWE BOOTS and DRESS
SHOES. likewise MILITARY BOOTS, will
he made Of Philadelphia stock, and first rate
work. A general assortment of Ladies. Gen
t'emen's. Misses, Boys, 8. Children's BOOTS
and SHOES, of various prices, suitable for the
approaching season; together with prime as
sentiment of India RUBBER SHOES. HEMP
THREAD, SHOE-M.iKER'S TOOLS. &c
10 The above articles will be sold cheap for
cash, at their Store, No 8 Goddard's Buildings,
Maln-street, where measures will be taken for
LadteS' Fine Shoes, at the sign of the GOLDEN
SLIPPER. Those wishing to purchase, will find
it to their advantage to call and examine.
10 A Boy aoanted at the above business one
who has some knowledge of the trade would be
preferred to such an one good encouragement
would be given. 6m Worcester, Oct l.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il seeiit) at the Court OF Probate to he hoillen
1t NOrct ster, in said County, the first ruesiat
"a November next, at ten of the clock, befnre
noon, to show canse why license should no, be
granted TO sell aud convey much of SAID d.. eeas.
eds Real Estate will raise the sum ,,r two
thousand FIVE hundred and sixty one dnllsrs. for
the pa, 'nent OF debts and charges; and sou will
be heard thereon
az %ATHt PAINE + PrnL
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wore, sItr SIS PiohaIe Uftce, OcI Z, 1873
To the Heirs Of WILLIAM FIrcH late of Ster
ling IN said County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned IN Vie Estate Of said deceased,
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6REETING.
V|OU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
III see fit at the Court OF Probate to he holden
at Worcester, IN said Comfy, the first ues.
day III November next- at one of the clock aftt r.
noGtt, to show cause why the Accounts at the Ad.
ninistration of said deceasrd's Estate should not
be allowed; and you Will be heard thereon
AZ NATTL. PAINE j. Prob
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Worcester. ss.l Probate Office. Oct. z. 1873
TO the Wido9ro and Heirs Of SlEPHEv WHEELER
late Of Berlin, in said County, deceased, and to all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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A true copy: Attest.
BENJAMIN CHAPLIN. Tn,nn Clerk

q H14NSfAHLI4t OIIAA M IUI0H CteTk.
The foregoing Bylaws being read, and duly
considered by the County Commissioners, the
same are allowed, approved of, and ordered to
be recorded, and hereafter known as Bylaws
of the said town OF Worcester.
copy as of record appears
43 Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW. Clerk.
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For Sale. or to Lei.

Brook6eld. Oct. %.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-26

to the needy, destitute persons and the con:
sequence Of doing SO is that those who do ray
nave n del eredert tax levied on them, pro-
portened 10 the losses Of their insolvent GUS
toners.
When treating Of Juries he made some
brief and judcious observations:
"He would offer word or two respecting
what lie considered Of great import ance-ke
meant Jures-because they had been attack
ed. That part Of the Jurisprudence he thought
was nearly perfect in all matters. He was
also anxious to make few remarks respecting
Juries, because he had been misrepresenteds
IT having been stated that he had entertained
doubts on the subject There was no way that
nc was aware Of, so valuable TO prevent wrong
10 secure right, aud to eiucidaie truth, as
frial by Jury. Hear First, It corrected and
controlled Judge, secondly, il supplies tho
want OF common knowledge Of tho world,
WI which it would not be decorous IN Judge
10 be SO conversant! thirdly, who could so well
"oigh evidence, investigate the truth from
Witnesses, as twelve men Of various habits,
WIN information on the subject ofmquiry which
they possessed! and, last of all, WHO could
assess damages as well as theyi Could Judge
say IN questions OF damages, on subjects that
camo before them, whether T. I or E 500 would
be compensation sunicien, for the i:;ury
done to the complaining party? The trial by
Jury was above all praise. Ii worked we'll.
[here] and it might be introduced. in many
cases with great advantage. where equity now
excluded it,
OF the nice and difficult construction cf
Wills, he snys--
"As to the construction of wills, he Thought
That all those technical niceties, which had
crept into our laws, had better be got rid Of
ny some plain, straight forward and simple
pldh' Why should words be construed d,r:
'erentiy' Why should words which conycved
an estate for life by deed, be held TO convey
an estate IN fee by wll' Accordingly, q man
was never more in the dark than al The time of
making his wlll--not even when his will was
being read after his death. One G,rm caye ap
estate for life, and no longer, another gives ON
estate IN tail. This did little credit TO the
law The alterations he should propose would
DO away with great deal Of learning; thew
would do away with Mr. Fearne's book on
contingent remainders, bu, the Kings Subjects
would gam by knowing better low TO deal
WIN theT property, and lawyers would have
less difficult cases to decide. Most men we,e
exceedingly in the dark as TO wha, was "a
happen after having made their wills"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-26

Mr. Brougham delivered on the 9Th of Feb
ruary last, in the British Parliament, an able
speech on the "Rcform cf the La,c." Some
editors, says the Intelligenccr, have declared
this GRAFTON to be the most eloquent in the an
nails Of Parliament since the time Of Mr.. her
iian. After exposing the errors, absurditios,
and intricacies Of the English Law, Mr.. Il.
states the principles which he would make
operative in eIecting its reformation. lie
said
"Havng cleared the way so far, he would
then come TO see what course should be taken
in making the necessary amendments in the
law HIS first principle was, that of diminish
ing al! unnecessary litigation, and to rcpress all
encouragement TO oppression. His second
principle of amendment was, 10 remove all
temptation TO unjust dcfcnces, by promoting
expedition in deciding suits. lis next prince
pie, was, that no prohibition should go in any
law proceeding, against the granting of what
was mere matter of course, but that the thing
required should be done upon application on.
ly; and that two suits should not be prose cutcd.
OF two Courts rcsorted to, when one would be
sufficient. In ihe first place hc would abolish
all those obsolete proceedings connected with
the course of Justice, which in reality were no
more than impedmcnts to It's progress, traps
for the unwary, and operated too often IN the
defeasance Of Justice"
Holding to Bail, he treats in the following
manner
But. Why" said AR. Broughan. should
a man bo arrested on mcslc proc,s at all. Is il
right that, upon the oath of a party who swears
that he owes him ljl a man shall be drapped
from his home, his wife, and children, and
from his country-for the man who has none
Of these, at loast has his country--and sopar-
ated from thom Is this right! But such is
the law, which, strangely enough, proceeds on
the supposlton that man who owes money
bo il small or large sum be he able 10 pafyI
ii or not always intends 10 run away. That
as the principle of the law. Ave We reasona.
bic Legislators DO ye legislatc like men of
sense, of humanity. when you make laws for
or, rather, should sav, against, all men.
because the case Of single man may pcrhaps,
justify such laws That is not wisdom. You
ought rather to determine 10 make the trades
man less easy in giving credit [Hear.1
Trddcsmen ara seduced into giving credit by
these facilities, as they think them, of recoy.
ering their bills. There is a competition 90,
amongst thom-not that fair and honest enu-
lation which would be for the universal inter-
ssi who shall excel the other in giving credit