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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
6tE.g'F'ke.gE Eg(3 y'Erl.

The subscriber viii carry on The above establish
mcut, aud hopes TO meet from generous public,
liberal encouragement, as he VIII devote TIC whole
Of Iis time TO thc busincas he pied 20 himself TO
use every cxcrtion in his power, to givo gen
cral satisfaction 20 those who r1ay favor him with
their custom, shat neither pains nor cxpcncG will
he spared TO make every thing comfortable and
convenient; his table will st all times be filed with
The dscacics The go market affords and his sta
bos with fl, best cf food, with experienced and at
tcutivc ostlc-s. Ills charges wilt bc as moderate
any other sjmar establishment in the CITY. lie
has fallen from his prices, to the following: For
man AID horse per day, 81 80; horse. ono night
30 ccnts and any longer stay will be rated accord
ing TO the stay / should like 10 accommodate
few more yearly Boardcrs.
ISUAM PUCKETT.
RtcHHovD, October 81, 1891 2aw6t
o. An Apprentices is wanted at the
-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

BOAT BuuDISG.-F From the best Information We
can collect, there will not bc less than from ciDht
TO nine MoIsa"d tons built upon the Ohio this
year; aud could hands have been had, there would
probably haze been at lcaS: two thousand tons more
er;.t IA StIis city than there were. Among those
Eui!dlng at Pitshurg the Mohawk Of seven
hundred tons, and the Baltic OF five hundred
Cincinnati idc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
30 JOHN r.. LEIGH =


"a lRGINIA:-At u superior court of chancerv.
" holden at tho former Capitol, in the City of
Williamsburg, the 2ith January, 1890 Robert Christian
feter Laid Il Company. Ann Royser, ohm n. d. Jones
X. Christian, exrs oi VIM Douglass dec d. and Fran.
ces g. Clayton, pits against Judith b. Hill, Ann Il.
Ill., an infant ny anne, Cahau;ss her guardian assigned
and VIM Tyler, ex'r of VIM. Hill, decd dts.
On motto" of the Plaintiffs, by counsel James Caba.
Mss, is assigned guardian the in FAINT defendant IN de-
iFnh hct III ths sun; and thcTeupnn, the on
t's day, to he beard the bll. answers and exhibits
ana was argued by counsel consideration whereof
hs court doth ndidse order and Decree that the follow
ing accounts be taken before Of the commissioners of
tins court: rs', OF William ryer's trapsnc.
nnS, as executor of VIM. E. liill, decd; in taking
which account, the credit returned county court Of
C@arcS Chy, copy of which, is filed with the BILL is to
e taken, pima ace true, liable he surcharsed and
iahed lay the LlI!s; iii taking which account the Com
missioner IS directed To ascertain, what portion Of hs
pesnnal estate OF the said Wm T. II ILL., has been aynled
To the payment of debts which bound heirs: Second
an account Of the claims of the pits and such other
creditors OF VIM. T. Hill may exhibit and prove their
demands before the Commissioner, on the usual terms
uesS"ang III SAID account. such Of said CLAIMS bind
the hrr> of SAID VIM l.. H. decd Third an account of
he Pohab!s annual value Of real estate Of the said
VIM L. ih which his heirs hold by device or descent
s situation and quautity which SAID several accounts
Use Commissioner desired 10 examine, state and settle
and t" The court report with any specially stated
deemed pertinent BY himself whica may be required
by the parties, 10 lie % stated
10Th SEPTEMBER, 1881
his cause came on this day, TO be further heard on
the papers formerly read, md the report sale made bv
We NiaTea pursuant 10 the decree Of the day of
FehuaIy last and argued by COUNSEL sonsiderg.
ton whereof, The confirming the said report doth
aGuage, order decree the same be established
bet" cen the parties: and the doth further adjudg
"5der and decree that of the Commits of ,his
court take in tho usual mode account of any further
dem nd, existing against the estate of VIVA. i. Hill deed
according TO the principles stated the said decree
being minated there other creditors who have not
heretofore exhibited their claims to the Commissioner
which account, the Commissioner is directed 10 examine
slate and settle, and the report, with ny mat,erg
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which
may he required by lie parties 10 be so stated
Copies, Teste JAMES CABANISS, c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

NAsnINGroH City, Oct. 81.
Wood and Coal.-fhcre is great deficiency of
those essential and necessary articles eli hand in
Washington, and particularly Georgetown, at pre-
sent Some OF the wood merchants state that this Y
have not one third their usual quantity at this sea
son of the year.
Wood (osk) is selling at present for 50 por cord,
pine at 81, and hard coal 81 Sc TO So per ton
and no Richmond coal on hand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

w ILI.IAhSBUKUI EUIN 1871. Z.
The parties concerned IN the foregoing ORDERS des
req to take notice, tina! have appointed the 18th day of
December next, 'n execute the which day, by
nne O'Clock. y. NJ, they required attend at my
Office, with their books, papers, aud testimony.
oc 25-8ic JAMES CkBANISS, Conn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
E3OS9E&EE{t.

NGw ORLEANS, Oct 10.
Three nffiirs of honor have taken place in the
city, within the las. two days; i'll two instances,
the par-:as Fought with pistols, in the third with
awirds :hrec OF the persons concerned are said to
be badly wounded, of them dangcrously
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
DIED.

On the I'd inst, at the family residence in Ma
son County, Va, Mrs MARY HEnEFoRD, the anna
bic wife of Robert Hereford, Esq. The disease
that cause.-The death of this valuable woman was
p the cholera morhus, a malady whose very name at
this time, inspires terror throughout the civilized
world. From private accounts received from that
quarter Mrs III. is not the only individual that has
fallen victim to the cholera on the western wat.
ers, where 1t is saio to have been very sudden
and overwhelming in its attack; and where it has
been prevailing III common with highly malignau ut
bilious fever, which was attended with considerable
mortality The fine qualities of heart, with which
na'E:o lad most literally endowed her. rendered
her so aua5lc and interesting that she had not an
enemy upon earth. This lady, with her family,
emigrated in early life to the banks of the Ohio.
was Il native of Prince William County, and sis.
ter of the late DR.. John Bronaugh an eminent
practitioner, of Dumfres Va. She has left fond
ara numerous FAM y, whose lacerated feelings no
time ever heal H.
1880,
q L rules taken tive ccrk's Office, OF liza COUNTY
~ court OF fIiuCe Edward, the 5ih day cl September
I"3l: iObeu TaTry, aud Jane his ife iprnpfly Jane
1efTs John Gce:s, 5nd Mary Hawkins pits against
'ieZ 'ksh Ellington and Sally ms wife Thomas lIolc-
man, !amela Ho!oman. w l'iar Il. Geers and Mack
ness GGegG defts tx CuASCEEy.
The defendants hczekrah Ellington. aud Sally hi,
wife, Thomas iioeman, PAMELA iiolaman, and Mack
ness Geers, not having entered their appearance and
sven security according Of tie Gcneral Assem-.
oily and 'c rules Of TIN. Cn;Tr and appca ng that ihev
arc ro' Inhabitants Of thus STATE: It is cnrcfed at rue,
Aforesaid, and accordingly ordered that the "a Il cGn
dd"s, bczrkiah E'T Iicu and Sa,!v his wife Thola
iloicmdu, amrla 5,picn,as and NacEness Geers do
aprcar here, the fret dag of December court rcxt
and answer tie plaintiffs blI, and that copy Of rii,,
order he 5rihwnh inserted III Of tie public.
newspapers rT MED in the civ Of i;chn,ond for two
months snc"cSsveiy. and also posted front Goor Of
toe court house Of Ibis county
78 a Copy, Tesr. Is. }. WoRsHAM, c. c.
IN Hanover Can't, Court October :, H. 1881: Edward
: SYd"oI, pltf. against Thomas Williams and George
l. Els, Hfs.-IN CmAscfE~
The defendant eccfsc 4 Ellis no, having ericrcl his
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-12-06
VOL. "a.


FROM the rEwBURrroRr HERALp.
Mr. Folsom-M Much has been said within
Few years of the blue iars Of Connecticut
and pains have been taken Ia ranss<k the
archives OF that state, and to publish extracts
from laws, that were in force when they wsro
hrst organised, but il 10 spparsatshat In ma.
ny instances they took tho laws Of Msssuchu-
setts for model, which were equally rigid
unjust, trffing and absurd. have made
few extracts from the code oflsws establish-
ed by this state, to which, have added sons
snnysssS q thsir judisni proccco'nEs in
LaS lss--PRIDE in wearing long hair.
like wemens hair, others wearing borders Of
hair, and cutting snd curling and imrnodest
laying out oS hair; grand jurors 20 present
and tho court to punish by fine or correction.
Lds 2nd--Excess in apparel, strange new
fashions, naked breasts and arms, and piniou.
ed superduous ribbons on hair, &c. the court
to punish at discretion.
Lao I'D -Profaneness in persons turning
their backs upon public worship before the
blessing 10 pronounced. the select men are 20
appoint ofbcers TO shut tho meeting house
doors or take any other measure 10 attain the
end.
Las fth.-A loose and sinful custom Of
JIding from town 10 town, men and women
togelhsr, under pretcnce Of going TO lecture,
tending 10 debeuchery and unchastity, oil
single persons being offenders to DO bound 80
their good behavior with surotics, or sutlsr
imprisonment.
Lao Nh-Tohueco takers and common
swearers, the constable directed TO present
to the next magistrate to be punished al dis.
cretions'
La,r 6iA For drunkenness, tho offender
TO pay ten shllings, excessive drinking three
and four pence. tipling about halfsu heev, a
crown. MA A..t
Judgment Of court a. they stand accorded for
The Jollocing crimes.
1st. Josias Piaistowo FOR stealing four bss-
ko,s Of corn, to return eight baskets, 70 be
fined 6vc pounds and, hereafter 10 bc called
Josias, and not Mr.. ns he used TO be.
u and. Capt. Stone for abusing Mr.. Ludlow.
BY calling him justass, is fined an hundred
! pounds and prohibited coming within the
patent y
Ord. Sergeant Perkins ordered TO carry
/. forty turfs TO Me fort for being drunk.
E 4th. Edward Palmer, for his extortioR ia
J. taking two pounds thirteen and four pence
. for The wood work Of tho stocks, 10 hncd hvs
!. pounds, and ordered TO sct in Inc stocks one
n hour. ~
a 5lh. Thomas Patti. for susnicion Of fslasdcr
!. id!encss and stubborness, 10 censursd, 20 b
n severely whipt, and 10 be kopt in hold.
ri 6tb. Catherine, the wife OF Rchsrd Cors.
ish, was found suspicious Of inconstoncy snd
, seriously sdmonished TO take heed.
!, 9TH. John Wedgcwood, for being in con.
, pany OF drunkards, TO sct in the stocks.
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HI0HLY IMPORTANT.
TO rHE
AFFLICTED

vUvHE extensive demand for ANDERSONB
i COUGH DROPS and PICTORIAL
POWDERS a. prepared by James Mellen e.
Go. have snsbled the Proprietors 10 reduce the
price very much 20 Druggists and also the retail
price 10 % cents Tor the ss,al, and rs cents for
the large bottles. From an extensive use for IL
years past. they have proved TO be one Of tho
most vsiusbls remedies ever yet discovered for
the cure Of Coughs. Colds and other Iaffsctions
ofths breast and lungs leading to Consumptions.
Thousands have experienced the happy effects
ofthis Hssling BSlsam, and many Of tho highest
ssspectsbility have voluntarily given certificates,
some Of which will accompany each Bottle, that
will satisfy every unprcjudiced mind that the
most extraordinary and unexpected cures have
been performed BY the use OF this medicine in
cases Of long standing, in which other medicine
had produced no favorable effects, and where
the most skilful Physicians had given thcm up
40 hopeless. II 10 not pretended that they arc
an infallble cure in all cases, but Of such are
incussble, there arc but few eases Of Coughs or
svon seated Consumptions, bot may be relieved
BY timely use Of this Healing BaIsam. Each
large Bottle contains about 20 doses, which
shows shsns 10 bc an unusually chesp. medicine
considering their virtues. ,rsts
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CHOLERA IN THE HOUSE OF CON.
MONS.
From TIE .39s.J


The following conversation is said TO have
taken place in tho House q few evsnlugs
since, on question started by Mr.. Hume. 40
to the beet means Of preventing the spread Of
cholera morbus.
Alderman Wen thought their time would
be well spared by referring tho Investigate
TO the City Reform COMMITTEES, who had
natural prediction for dirty Jobs.
Mr.. Tennyson declared his conviction that
an ordinance ought immediately TO be issoed
for Eliminating the metropolis, BY keeping
fires blazing IN all the streets.
Mr.. Wm Russell should certainly second
fMr. Tennysons proposition. lie had con
siderable experience in collisry complaints,
and he was satisfied that nothing ever sub
duod them 90 quickly as posting the cole in
his pstfiotism--b being Of the Pit school-7by
supplying the city at reduced rate.
Sir Robert Peel was convinced, by expert.
encc, thst the best cure for all internal iu-
Examinations, snch as cholera, was the sdop.
ton of spnrc habits, the use Of cotton gar
ments, frequent change ofcoats, and moiston-
ing the mouth with eandi'd orange pcel.
Lord John Russell said, the appreciation Of
the nation showed 'the Russell Purge" 10 be
the only genuine specific for the constitution.
All other quacks, ho said, were now become
lamo ducks. Ills was the real Balm Of Gilcad.
Mr.. Spencer Perciyal recommended gen.
crsl fast and prayer, but
Mr.. Lyuon Bulwer said that they could
only make tho doors fast, and the House al
ready had Praed.
Dsnicls O'Connell begged 10 assure Mr..
Spaker that the only chance Of salvation from
this plague was agitation, and conversion 10
the Catholic faith. Tho priests could sell
,hcrn CosDef charms. which would answer
every purposo. But to mako them ef5ectusl.
they must all subscribe to his Tribute Mon
ey." [.srhe Begging Box" growled Sir
Charles WethereiLl Well. tho honorable
and learned mimbir might call il q begging
box he cared nothing about kicks, so he
rot the half pence but he deserved their
contributions for the disinterestcd sacrifice
Of his timo and talents in Offering such.a sug-
John Wilson Croker said he had specific
that beat them oil but his "fit friend" had
offered him two pence q line for II. and 90 he
should spread il out like diac'lum plaster.
into an article for the Bull.
Mr.. Home said, that when he wss in pTac-
ticc in Iugee, no was very familiar with me
cholera Indeed his friends thought hIn
ehoier;c still at times. Ho should now move
for returns Of eli the cases ofcholeSa tho1 ~.
er occurrcd In Europe, Asia. Africa, and A.
merica. wjsh particulars Of the tvsotmcus u
each. and that the clerk oeshe House be o.
dsrcd to make transcripts OF The same ~ en
the members. 10 saye expepee. ....
M. 6. Robinson would voluptooy . sper;l(e.
which no proceeded ~ doocrio& ID long
speech, with such eject. that tp(b9o me kon.
n,smbev had ,gvt hslf WY thfo0n4 Il the
House snoyed cloud. ~, ~ N - ~ Ntt
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PULMONARY B.aL.S.aJN.

u Csnsumptions, nslhms, Plsurisy, Spit
ting Of blood, Hopping Cough, Cough, and
Pulmonary affections Of every kind, The basis
ofthis medicine was private recipe Of distin-
guishsd physician In ono Of the neighboursng
states; and WAS preserved BY an individual 70
whom Il gave the most aston ishing relief. Aner
having been supposed TO be beyond the reach Of
restored 70 health by tho use Of the V:estaSis
Pulmonary Balsans. Il might never have been
offered 10 tse public, had not this gentleman
found that hig own cure Was not ,accidcntaIs
0rsan the 5kct tnst N tbc numerous cases so
which he recommended II to others, II never
failed 70 give relief II has bssn improved from
tho original recipe in manner which, while IL
preserves its peculiar properties, adspts Il more
perfectly TO the diseases for which Il IL recon-
nsnded, In all their stages.
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TESTIMONIES.

CERTIFICATE OF LyoNARD sToDpARp.
To hs Pxblie Having been seized in this
winter Of 1926. with the prevailing influenza,
continued. for tho space Of two years, TO be
troubled with bad cough. great difficulty oi
breathing, occasional pain in the side, great de-
biIity, attended with bad digestion and the ex.
psetoration:of much thick matter. / consulted
three distinguished ply sicians, and made use oi
Andersons Cough Drops, tho Indian Specific
and other celebrated remedies without relief
About the first Of April last, obtained a bottle
Of tho VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL.
sam. The beneficial effect was immediate;
and in the course Of three months my health
wsS ~ good 40 IL had been for thslsst ton years
LEONARD STODDaRDs
ReeAssfsy, n. Y. Fov. 81, 1897.
eERTfvIcATE or yREoxRicx s. wARrKR ESQ,
The subscriber 10 induced, from public son
siderstions, 10 recommend tho VEGETABLE E
PULMONARY By9LSaM, ~ q remedy Of the
greatest efficacy in diseases of the lungs being
probably indebted to it, uso for tho preservation
ofhis own life. In the fall and winter Of 1856,
was attacked with disesse Of the longs,
which threatened to be Of the most serious
eharsetsr. Itwas attended With very trouble
some cough, particularly in tho evening and
night, with expressions and inflammation Of the
lunRs, gradually followed BY great smaciaiion
and prostrstion ofstrsngth. These symptoms
coatinued for about nino months. in spite Of the
sAorts Of the most skilful physicians to check
their progress. At this time fortunately met
with The HsgsssSls Pulmonary Balsam, BY the
uss Of which speedy and complete recovery
was affected. Ny health is now as good n ever
il WAS.
FREDERICK s. WARNER.
.sSgusts, Geo. Sept. 81, 1877.
I'm sminsnt phsician ef fNew-t -tIsmpshire writes
--"I am satisked the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam 10 . valuable msdicins. Il has lately been
used with eomplste successes In . sevsso lung
somplaint, sssendsd wish shs ssising. Of nuc6
blood. which had rssissed every other Prsscrip-
ton" -a
Tho wife Of q Cisrgyman Of Boston, was
considered past recovering from . disease o.
the lungs, in the spring Of 1923; whose restora-
tisn 10 health Was sscribsd. both BY her Physi.
eiss. and her husband. TO the vae Of tho Vsgaf
sSis Pulmonary Balsam.
Many other certificates, from sourccs Of tho
FIRST rsspsctsbiiity. may bs examined on tho bill
or directions.
The sbovs medicine 10 for sale by mr..
RUFUS b. KiNSLEY, at his house in
Greene street, Newport, II. !. (coplyap22.
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VEGETABLE LITHONTRLP-
TIC SPECIFIC SOL VENT
p0JVD
POWDER.

HJIIIS preparation is a powerful remedy
for the GRAVEL, and its kindred COM
plants: il dissolves the stones into such mi
mute particles, that from soreness Of the kid
mics. chronic irfflamstion in the urinary or
gans, difficulty Of IHicturation. bloody water,
stra npuary and every species OF Gravel or
stone in the bladder, this is offered as cer-
tain cure:--the same good effect has result
ed from its use in cases Of Dropsy, as oi the
Gravel. Physicians who have Witnessed its
good effects, decidedly give j, their aPproba'
ton.
This NAV certify that ], David kimball OF
Pembroke, n. ii. having been afflicted for
some time past with complaint, OF the KID
niss. fieouent discharges OF bloody water,
and exercised with some pain; and having
ma dc use of different kinds Of medicine and
6nding no relioE, was induced to make tria
Of The Vegetable Lithontriptic and Solven
Powders; from the use of this medicine have
recoiyed the most sslutary relief Aftsr using
shout halfa Bottle and Powders, ] have not
boen troubled with any Of the aforesaid COM
plants. ,n y,.sp.yy
Pembroke, N. II. Dec. 26th, 1928.
Tho subscriber within two years past mas
been three times severely attacked with the
Gravel. but nevor until the last has be made
nae Of the Lithontriptic. He commenced
with tho usual dose, repeated every. eight
hours: after the expiration Of the third he
voidcd large quantity Of blood and gravel,
which afforded immediate relief, and has not
hean troubled with. The complaint since.
John ROBINSON.
Bellows Falls, VI. Oct. 20, 1928.
The above medicine 10 sold nt the sign
tho GOOD SAMARITAN, three doors south ,,!n
Of Market Square, and at 8. w. vlNsoNS
corner of Stevens wharf. ----..---
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PETER M. SLOCUM,


Would respectfully call the attention Of bis fol.
low citizens to the highly important subjects
Of Soar, RAzoRs aud Hor wArEx, BY wsy Of
the following
h > ToSsoRiAL ODE,
"Arma tonsoromqus sano."
sing Of srms ana BARRIERS too.
Strap tho razor % keen strap tho rsxsr sgsiu.
And 6loeum will shave Ell II be can get At ism:
From his chair. clad IN ssPssas he'll spring up
Like FTsaehm.n r.fi.sh.d sy Tn. smell Of pe-
matum!
From the place whore hs lay
He springs in array,
Like erejfsmsn that SHAVE In the face Of the day;
And hsvows from pollution your faess he'll clean
Zen your checks, nscks aad upper lips, whis-
ksrs and chin.
Ger your cheeks see the snowy white lsthsr
advance
IT'S fumes warm the face, and run swim up ysur
noses.
Nov round the eersbrum'ths light vapors dance
Like lavender water with OTro of Roses
AZ snow in tho air.
SEQ tho lsthsr 20 fair,
That covers our faccs 90 late that were bare.
Yet from bristly Pollution &c.
Thy brush worthy slocum, iupsnds from on
With . . .syi. and grace thai before ..'.r wss
N.v .w;St s'sr he face Dos shs white iathss A.
issw dsliSAe|s. ~ mas wish long grsssy beard
o. may HopxIss in aid.
OF thy art be orraysd,
And SAvioSr POLISH and sharpen thy blade
That you from &e
In tho land ofhis birth he rejoices to find,
From tho old race Of bsfbsrs . new generation,
Who leave not one hsiy savs the wsAisksrs be-
hind,
And who Iathsr and shave with dsvout eontsm-
plation;
Whose rssors % keen,
Will shave you 81 clean,
That not loose hair on youg phis shall be seen,
For he swssss, 6c.
Then rsntlemsp call at the cd Market square,
find Slocu,n will serve you With pleasure and
He'll sweep from your face each surornuou'
hair,
And charge yeu no moro thsn mite Of bill,
Both early and is:s.
He'll give you q seat,
And We thiak him scs1 wuvtlsy your custom "a
siiare, Since he vows ke.
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DAVID KIMBALL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
srJJSr rccsived,s fresh supply Of meripo
al eircsssisns ofths most sSshionsols eo'ors
: md for ssls low BY T.FoWLEH,H.
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At Toon- Meeting ,holdex at the State
House, june 7M 1881.
NOTED, That tho collector Of taxes be
Y and he 10 hereby authorised to allow
one half Of one per cent per month, to all
those who pay the full amount OF their Taxes
previous to the let Of April, 1882. TO com.
menee at the time the Tex shall be assessed
and ready for payment, under the regulations
that have been, or may be passed st' this
meeting No allowance to DO made IN the
estimation Of interest for the odd days.--Al'
90 voted, That the law, governing the collec:
ton of Taxes be strictly enforced against OIL
those who shall neglect tho payment Of THEFT
taxes within the time specified.
A true copy ;--scitnsss
B. 8. ROWLAND, 7ee~ c7k.
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

IA hnOOCED ISANGo-
VVvHE subscriber respectfully informs his
= friends and the public, that he wiA col
or and dress cloth in the best manner and
with dispatch. much chesper than ordinary
prices, Al. HE mills In Portsmouth.
WOOL CARDED AS USUAL
gTArticlss intended to be ssnt to tho Fac.
tory, may be lsft with Geo. Knowles or job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy, Little Gem.
pton; Peleg Corr, ,Tiverton; or Jersmiah Clifford,
Bristol Ferry
All fsvors gratefully acknowledged BY
sept. 16.1 SAMUEL CLARKE.
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FALL GOODS.
At no. xeA TRA1e1s-sxxxxx

Thomas Fowler, Jr.
UTOULD inform ~ customers shss he
w hss jsst recsivst sfresh supply q
SEASONABLI GOODS,
OfslQest every descrAion, which hs viii
sell ~ cheap ~ esa be tsrchassd st any oeh-
er stouo. - Sepe 10.