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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-31

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NEWYoiyK fx6Vr&Rz.

fTHE Morning CourisA : !, ~ ~ = ~. -
- quires 10 puolis I'd By J\ux m - u -
& Co, in The city otNNst. eSsiiv ~ ~
weekly. on ins Papsr Sfths ~ " -. = lSj.
sha u""s,Ss .s;s =. purely D@ss.all atheiSr =
", apd advocating the re selion 1f GsS: ~.
SON to'the- Presidsncy. ~ eolnsurc. e SiiSS
devoted 20 Foreign and uoHoG8io - lIlveno~
Morals, Literature, snd,tso ~ Az. m ~,
ais however, Il doss not Act dplrk ~ eeooi &c
e Fanatics o. Bigots, but On :hs {asspsass
q ii unalips --shs GdIs 81 81 V1isS 9 49,
and bfotImsly e4ectlen jRltoa6 of sspe) )socr1;on,
for .opinionts An binoea Es1SflcX. - -
osers- Of Sunday Mails aSd Church ~ ST.
men, srS vppcsed On Isi~eep1s - 49,
S ,sss'sssy ss sss:y, p.,
new. York, determining not u beas& veesoh sed'
receive their nows on Sunday. he puhlsAess q
the Courier n Enquirer have IatoJy iavsseed
nearly $4,000 In seperats "NeWs Eseal,isA-
ment," the support of which will add sbsst 46.-
wv to their ANIMAL expenses. Vessels ffoa
reach tho harbor, and their news disssmioa :sdl
through the country with more than osdjnaxy
dnPatch. In mourning this heavy inaseess cl
expenditure, tho Proprictors look ior ysmaunrs-
alton to all who feel an interest in the sGI5,v
OF the Old World, and if they have prousrjv
estimated the popular feeling IN relation 70 thS
matter, they will be efficiently sustained u NE
course they have sdoped.
II does not become thcm 10 speak ofshs mas--
ner in which their Editorial Dcpsrsmsat \ con-.
Quoted may be stated howsvss, that Assiar
tant Editors and Reporters are smployed d no.
ora! saIariesS and II the Commercial, Holitis-
al, Literary, Foreign and Domestic News, were
not at least equal to any other Joornsl,h h woulA
scarcely have acquired In the short pssied ef;
ive years, a greater daily circulation than any
other paper in America Yet such h the net,
and at this moment tho Courier {, Enquirer cir.
cuIates daily in the city Of Nsw-York moss-
than one hundred per cent more pspsss then.
any Of is cotemporsries.
Daily papers sent out Of The chy, aso not,
printed until 2o'clock p. NJ, whsn at ne nave
received By tho morning Mails, or By Fosisans
arrivals, are inserted in Second Editioo~--so
that the Daily subscribaSs 10 the eouW(sy, liter.
ally receive Morning and EvsaiNe Paper
combined; and this being ths only paper Gel.
lecting news on Sunday, u fblDows Of osssss
that the news BY al foreign arrivals on MAT
day, will DO found in the columns OIL ~ Csnr-
Ter and Enquirer only.
4 rice.Currsnt and Review Of the uaskss
will BE- furnishsd weekly, and the Second Edi-.
ton will always notice any change which Wsy
occur IN the state Of our market: Whatsvss
): ssss's.s ~ !. I;, e
S |wss:iiy wss:iii .p.,. 'e = :. :sss.. .sss..
Psystls IN sisssss.
N. b. All ost masters who have ~ skiss-,
tions to aSt ~ our agents, are requested 70 70.
~ Svn ssshs vtp(sn I'D a.
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ADMINLSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
TvHE undersigned has been appointed Ad-
= ministrator on tho estate ofCspt JAMES
EAsror, lato of Newport, deceased, and
therefore requests oil persons indebted to
said estate to present their claims for settle
ment and those indebted 10 said estate are
requested 10 mako immediate paymentto
HENRY Y. CRANSToN, Adm'r,
Nov. y. 1891. on James Easton.
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II UMB E R.-The subscriber offers
- for sale about 1000 feet of boards and
5000 feet Of pino timber and joist.
ALso-A quantity of empty Casks,
suitable for water or other purposes.
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON
Newport. juno I'd, 1881.
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FOR SALE.

=. ON REASONABLE TERMS,
THE Estate formerly owned
by Capt. Asa BRooKs, deceased
ltLl9 situate on the Point, near the
North end of Washington street
ALso--A house and lot in Third street, for
merly occupied and is owned by Francis Ander
son, next north cf the Morse estate, now occu
pied BY Mrs. Ann Marshall. ApPlyto
SEM. 9. WM & J, vARRS.
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(, FALL GOODS,
AT NO. 154 4THAN6zs-sTnHHT
Thomas Fowler, Jr.

Thomas Fowler, Jr.
MOULD inform his customers that he
w has just received fresh supply Of
SEASO NABLE GOODS,
VI almost every description, which he will
sell as cheap as can be purchased at any 9TH
er store. Sent. l3.
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For The cure Of Coughs, Colds, yastAasns, c.
iarrA, and all Affections Of fA LssNgs.
THIS most valuable Msdisine, The ,disosv.
Il cry Of which originated from leuR sxps--
r'encc in the study Of hsdicins, y entislsd' ~
condolences from the circumstsnee thai q wss-
used In the practice ofa rosulsS we'll bred phyi-
clan, number Of years; and was offered 70 ths
public after much solietation and fioo, the. b.
nevolent wish TO alleviate soms Of thsiaunssises
inherent 10 our nature. Unlike most Medicines
Of the day, there IL no quscksry about Il, - The.
testimony Of Physicians who know u viii prove.
from the Rev E. L. Baseo~, ~ 6s ~
service to those ssAo sisk to ~ ~, wsst
saIuaMs Medicine yjbr Isws esmplainip.
In gratitude to you. and bsnsvolenos ssv.yse
q numerous class Of the public, who like nveelf
have bcen, or now arc, afflicted with Consunsp-
tive complaints. would sddress 10 you,tks I6l-
lowing statementptta cts. was early ssbisss
10 Cough, which at times ocsxsionsd' shs0 fais.
lag Of much blood, In JNby,lsst. wss stlssivd
with much hoaTseness, most distressing eeuGh,
severe pain in the side and brssst, which sbIig-
cd mo 10 suspend my public labors. ooooive1
some relief from medical advice, bot The dt0-
culties still continued. In July last (ifon ~
recccmmsnds.ion q fiis"d) psesss:s 49,
ken moro than 100 drops before felt esssnsisl1y
relieved. have now used bstwsso 2ssd 3 ~
ties, and find myself fully recovered. Aayss I
feel no symptom Of the return sf ~ GSQse
complaint, and ] can now say, what epua
scarcely say before for thirty yssss, An wssD
EZEKIEL l. RlScoN.
Asl,by, Mass
JEWETTS CERsTE OR BURH &lLIA
Jewctt's Corate is peculiarly saIsoIated ~
Burns and Scalds; Il imnedistely sIle3s Ne
heat, giving eass 10 the wound and IL eo1shnt-
ly applied Gil the parts are hssI>1, these win -
scar or rsdness remain, except ~ s1tssDo
ally deop. Il 10 therefore rssousoon6od - ~
most safe and speedy cure l6r busnsp1i seal1A
The above Medicine 10 cold At NJ - q
abe GOOD .M6AR.AlTlN. .lhgpo 6oou <oonA
Of Market Square, and at q ~ MI OUD
corner Of stsvens' wharf -. >..rr 10
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For Sale.

For Sale.
THEwell known farm. on the
South end of Prudence Island,
lt! ! formerly owned by Daniel Chase
containing about 600 acres, with
Z brick dwelling house, and out houses in good
repair, and an invaluable privilege Of sea ma
nure, will be sold upon reasonable terms and
credit. The situation Of this farm in the Gen.
trc Of Nsrragsnsett Bay, and commanding an
extensive view ofits beautiful scenery, with
its vicinity to Newport, Bristol, and Provi
dence, renders il an object, of purchase par
ticularly worthy the attention Of the Capitalist.
The premises can be viewed at any time upon
application to the tenant, and all other infor-
nation obtained by applying at the r. |. Union
Bank, Newport.
NICHOLAS G. BOSS, Cashier.
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FOR s ALE.

FOR SALE.
THAT pleasantly situated es.
fe5U tate in Portsmouth, on the east
ss road, formerly occupied by Jo.
sEPH FIsH.-lt is about 8 miles
from Newport, and consists of very con-
vcnient two story Dwelling House, store,
and about S acres Of good land, with an
orchard good well Of water, and the ne
cessary out buildings. For further particu-
lars, and terms, apply to
s. A. ROBINSON, ! Assignees TO
w. T. POTTER. Joseph Fish.
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ing articles, viz:
Black & colored last
ings,
Russia Sheetipgs,
No. 2 and 3 ribbons,
David's best galloons,
Binding silk,
Silk and cotton braid
Silk and cotton bool
cord,
Boot Webbing,
English shoe thread,
American do do.
GRAND upper leather
Blk. & buff buckskins
Black & colored mo-
rocco,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-31
COAL
SCUYLKZLL AND
LACKA WANA
COIL.

WIN. & JOHN VARS,
HAVE just received, per brig VIM. a.
Tho's. ONE HUNDRED TONS
OF first quality SchuylkilI.--ALso, per
sloop Albany quantity of the first quail
ity LACKAWANA, which they will sell
for S7-2240 pounds delivered to any
house in town.
Newport, Sept. Is, 1881.
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The subscribers haUing made arrange
ments pith the
LYNN DYING e. PRINTING COM
PANY, OF BOSTON,
VXTILL receive, forward and return in
wv large or small parcels such goods
as the owners may wish 10 have colored or
printed, which operations will be perform.
ed 10 the most satisfactory manner and
with as much despatch - the nature oI
the business is capable Of.
A handsome deduction in price will be
made for wholesale lots, and dealers in
dry goods are respectfully reminded that
many kinds Of unsalcable goods, may be
rendered much more valuable particularly
as the additional operation Of printing Is
now offered for their acceptance.
f. w. LAWTON.
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rate workmen. They are confident the sat
isfaction heretofore received by old customers
at the establishment mo. 1907 will induce
them still TO continue their patronage.
Having the assistance aEA AR, Potter in the
establishment, every attention will be paid
to all those who wish for the first style of
Boots g. Shoes, made to measure on the new
est fashion lasts, which they have just receiv-
ed from New York. They have on hand an
extensive assortment Of Ladies Gentlemen's,
Misses and Childrsn's boots and shoes Of ev.
cry description, usually called form . shoe
store, of their own manufacturing Also q
number Of cases Of the above articles. which
they bought for cash in N. York, sndare de-
store in town.
They keep constantly on hand the follow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-31
NEW CERTIFYCA TES.

This 10 TO certify that the subscriber was
brought very low by splitting Of blood, attended
with cough aud cntarrh, and that nothing af
forded me real relief until ] commenced taking
Andcrson's Cough Drops, tho uso Of which wore
tho means in tho hand OF God Of restoring me
again to a comfortable state Of health.
And do further certify that tho wife Of Mr..
Nathan Huntington, living in the same place,
was afflicted with very bad cough for q num-
ber Of years, and in 1898 she was reduced 80 low
that IL was thought sho must soon be in her
grave, az she was scarcely able to walk from her
Bed 10 tho frc, when she commenced taking An
derson's Cough Drops, the use Of which, In n
short timo 90 far restored her, that she was soon
able 10 do good days work. ] can ohssrfdlly
recommend this msdicino to the public.
PHILo JUDsON, Pastor Of The Church in
Ashford. Nh f4t-p stivsa ~
.Sshfsrd Conn Sept, Is, 1904
CAUTION. -Bssosrs Of Couxtsrfsits
Every purchaser who values health win ob-
serve that each genuine bottle ws sell has AN
DERSON'S COUGH DROPS. prepared by }.
MELLEN, stamped In the glass, and that each
Of the diroctions' are signed in writing, JAS
MELLEN. Examine before you purchase, ~
there are number OF spurious kinds in market,
similar in appearance but very differently In their
effects. For sale BY
S. w. VINSON.
Druggist, Newport, No. 81, Thames Street,
~A.~>~ - ~t.xf
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SHOE STORE.


"HEREAS application has this day been
w made for administration on the estate
.of Capt JANIS EAsroN, mariner, late Of
Newport, deceased, and the consideration
thereof referred to Court Of Probate 10 be
held 1.-THE State House, in said Newport, on
the arst Monday Of November next, at Q
o'clock, .. N. -
4 10 ordered fA<rson, That dus notice be
eiveu (by Publishing this order three several
umss in the r. I. Republican, to oil persona
isserested in said estate, to- sppear at said
time ED place and they shall be heard.
By order,
osI ~.
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At Iovn-M Meeting holden at the State
House, June 7th 1881.
VOTED, That the collector Of taxes be
Y and he is hereby authorised to allow
one half Of one per cent per month, to oil
those who pay the full amount oftheir Taxes
previous to the lst Of April, 1892, to com.
mence at the time the Tex shall be assessed
and ready for payment, under the regulations
that have been, or may be passed at this
meeting; no allowance to be made in the
estimation Of interest for the odd days.--Al
so voted, That the law, governing the collec.
ton Of Taxes be strictly enforced against all
those who shall neglect the payment Of their
taxes within the time specified.
A true copy ;--irtness
b. b. ROWLAND, To,cn Clk.
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THE Subscriber, Collector Of the Town
i TAX voted in June last, hereby gives
notice, that he has commenced the collecting
of said Tax and respectfully requests all those
Indebted, to pay the Same without delay at
No. 8, Market.square.
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COIfJKESGTONER'S N0II2

COMMx6oxOWEH - iWO1xE<
TINE subscribers having beon ~ 1ron1
u BY tho Hon. Court 81 Pfo1a11 y -
town or Newport, Connjosiooc1 e. $500
and examine the elojng ~ |1>D
against The eelate q 49, 49,.
late Of ssid NsvpeF> C. R ~
ceased, Represented - ~ .. j -
,nonlhs from the dalo koptcI otS1
for receiyine eeM eln.1o, c1(1n3 -
Isoac TaGGn1o5 e 2: a 3 ..1 ~.
All pessoos $4,000 $1,000 ocnnns sso
IENRY y cRxSS}SN; xaSA
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S. w. VINSON.

Druggist, Newport, No. 81, Thamss Street.,
corner or Stevcns's wharf
Where may BE- had al kinds Of incidence and
drugs Of tho best quality, and At the lowest ssts
|-ss usual
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PETER M. SLOCUM.

Would respectfully call The attention Of his fei.
low citizens to the highly important subjects
Of soar, RAzoRs and HoT WATER, by way Of
the following
r ToNsoRIAL ODE,
"Arma tonsoremqus oano."
sing OF arms ana BARRIERS TOO.
strap the razor so keen strap the razsr again
And Slocum will shave em il he can ret at EN-:
From his chair, clad in aprons he spring up
Like Frenchman refreshed by the smell OF po-
matum
From the place where he lay
Ne springs in array,
Like ersftsmeR that sHAvE in the face of the day;
And hevovs from pollution your faces he II clean
Zen your cheeks, necks and upper lips, whis-
kers aad chin.
Ger ysur cheeks see the snowy white lsther
advance
It's fumes warm the face, and run swim up your
noses,
Now round the cerebruasthe light. vapors dance
Like lavender water with Orro Of Roses
Al snow in the air,
See the lather 80 fair,
That covers our faces so late that were bare.
Yet from bristly pollution &c.
Thy brush worthy slocum, impeuds from on
high,
With style and grace tina, before nser was
heard on;
Now swift DER the face does theswhite lather flv
How delightful to man with long greasy board
on; 49,
o may HorKIEs in aid, x.
Qfthy art be orrayed,
And'sAvIGry polish and sharpen thy blade,
That you from &c
In the land Of his birth he rejoices to find,
From the old race Of BARRIERS a now generation,
Who leave not one hair save the mhiskers bo-
hind,
And who lather and shave with devout contem-
plation;
Whose razors so keen,
Will shave you so clean,
That not loose hair on your phix shall be seen,
For he swears, SC.
Then gentlemen call at The old Market square.
-sud cfocum win serve you with pleasure and
ski3l, '-s-~.-sss'- is ea-a-- ~
He'll sweep from your face each supcrfuous
hair,
And charge you no more than mite Of a bill,
Both early and late,
He'll give you a seat,
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Daily sper, 90 pss spauu
ssmi.wostly 'ps'. "a. 4 g, sssss

N. b. All ost masters who lave ~ skiss.
tions to ast ~ our agents, are requested 10 70
csive subscriptions and rea,it money at che
risk Of the nblishers, st the time Of ordering
In their hands 10 per cont. OF the amount 70.
csivcd, AZ q remuneration for their trouble.
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u . . IS & s II . rs.
CO-PARTNERsHIP FORMED.
DAVIS Il POTTER,
At the Old Stand of JOHN w. DAVIS,
Sign ofths BIG BOOT,
100,
THAMES STREET.

IIIhWE EO - 4 ItIE 4.
HAVE just returned from
New York with a superior Sc
lection of stock Of the first
quality, for the purpose Of man
ufactufing Ladies, Gentlmen's
misses and chjldren's BOOTS
AND SHOES, in the most
"a ahinnn hla nful, hr Tho frat
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Would respectfully call The attention Of his fsi.
low citizens to the highly important subjects
OF soar, RAzoRs and Hor WAFER, by way Of
the following
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-10-17
Vandalia, Oct. 3, 1882.
A STRAY HORSE.

NNAKEN UP by John Cassel, living at But
- ier's Point, in Vermien county, Illinois,
an estray Horse of the following description, to
wit bright bay, fourteen and half hands
high, supposed to be nine or ten years old, small
white spot in his forehead, both hind feet white,
some saddle marks, branded on the near shoulder
with stirrup iron, and shod before; no other
marks or brands percevable. Appraised to
hirty dollars, by Burgess Squires, James Butt
Ter and John Williams: before Asa Elliott, Esq.
On the 2lst day Of August, A. ID. 1892.
A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Danville, III. Sept. Sd. 1892. eS-a
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blowing described no fes Ito witt one oOR-
AARE, supposed to be b years old witt bell,
me year old SORREL MARI, one GREY MARE,
ed ears, l6years old, one SORREL HORSE, ball
white on the belly with four white feet II years old
we're about to he taken out of termilion county, by
eif7en of Indiana, and they having been etaneb the
Conss Aole on the complaint of Treat estrays be-
longing to the county of Vermilpn, delivered by
tha Constable to Seymour Treat, and by him to Peles
ga r--Ss. 7 NE marks or brar,,s nas6
oeen altered by me or any other person tony knowl-
edge either before or after The taking m Verm;l;on
county Iii. Gath Aug. 1882. PELEG SPENCER.
worn to- and subscribed before me, this 24th day of
Asg. 4. d. 1882. J.PATTERSON,J
certify the foregoing to be true copy from my es-
suy hook.
Given under ny hand and seal at Danve, 30 day
OF Aep;. 1882 J. PATTERSON J. P. [sEAL1
4 -ie9t, A. Williams, Clerk Sent. IA. 1882. 27-3t
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AN AcT AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF CERTAIN
CERTIFICATES.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That SO much
Of an act, entitled Gan act making further pro-
Vision for the support of the public credit and for
the redemption of the public debit" passed the
bird day OF March, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety five, and so much of the act entitled
''An act respecting loan office and final settle
ment certificates, ndents of interest, and the un-
funded and registered debt, credited on the books
Of the Treasury" passed the twelfth day Of June
ane thousand seven hundred and ninety eight, as
lars from settlement or allowance certificates,
commonly called loan office and final settlement
cernhcates, and indents of interest, be, and the
sumo is hereby, suspended for the term Of TWO
years from and after the passing Of this act, and
from thence until the end Of the next session Of
Congress; notice of which temporary suspen-
sion of the act of limitation shall be Published
by the Secretary of the Treasury, for the inlor-
nation Of the holders Of the SAID certificates, 10
one or more of the public papers in each OF the
United States.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That all
certificates, commonly called loan Office certif-
Gates, countersigned by the loan officers of the
iaes, respectively, final settlement certificates,
and indents of interest, which, at the time of
passing This act, shall be outstanding, may be
presented at the Treasury; and upon the same
being Iiquida,ed and adjusted, shall be paid to
the respective holders of the same, with interest
at six per cent. per annum, from the date of the
last payment of interest, as endorsed On said GER
Iificates.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That, FOR
carrying this act into effect, the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars be appropriated, out of any
moneys in the Treasury Of the United States NOT
'herwise appropriated.
Approved, 7th May, 1882. '24-6t
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staie e HinoiT, IS. . CIRCUIT COURT,
foass county, ''' October Term, 1892
4 BtooKBUReER,
Us. attachment.


~ 0iis hereby given to James Isaacks, that an
Attachment has issued from the Clerks Office Of
ia Court, Oh the 18th day of August, 1882, at the
nt O. G. B. Rlockburger, against the estate of said
ames saack for the of thirty six dollars and if
3 seven cents, now pending before the Circuit Court
he coonty Of Montgomery, aforesaid, which attach
ln t4t been returned levied by the Sheriff of said
a'nrl IN oas sorrei horse, one bay mare, one gray
mare, $50 cows and calves three head of Sheep ten
nead o. seqs one spinning Wheel and one chest, the
property h, said defendant, lsaacks and unless the
ria acieu James lsaacks shall appear and give spe-
ca bail nd dead to said suit at the next of said
Cpur, 10 1e Golden at the Courthouse in Hiilsboro'
in sn o. sci county, the next Thursday after the
seo1 Monday in October next, Judgment will be en-
tered Gins, him. and the estate so attached will be
Sold la roy the plaintiffs demand.
HIRAM ROUNTREE,
'-4-t Cerk of said Court
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A STRAY HORSE.-Taken up by William Barnet,
IN living at the head of Little vermiion, in verrnil
ion county, Illinois, estray Horse, of the following
description, to wit: black horse, with white hind
feet, star in his forehead, left eye blind had on bro
ken bell, fifteen hands high and four years old APP
praised to thirty6ve dollars by james Barnet and Amos
Dickson, before Abel L. Williams, ESQ., the 7th day
of August, A. D., 1882 A. WILLIAMS, Clerk
Danvile, Illinois, Sept. II, 1882 %
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State of Illinois, CIRCUIT COURT,
FRANCIS Dickson, Jun.)
.4Hachnent

N ~ .ereby given to James sacks, that an
4 aft at was issued from the Clerks Office OF
aii CH4 the, 22nd day of Angus, 1882, at the
lsult ut a Dickson, Jun against tie estate of said
jams !, for the sum of forty-ve dollars and
eigh uiur "A three fourth cents, pending before
'hs Circuit Court for the county of Mutgomey afore-
sand which attachment has been returned served by
Zoe sheriff OF aid county trac of land, to wit
h ives, hail # the southwest quarer of section thr-
"a, IN town nip eight north, rang, four west of the
fifd principal meridian, in said county, belonging to
ha said ,lecniant saacks and unless the said defend-
tu James acks, shall appear give special bail,
no plead 20 li suit the next tenn of said Court,
holden NJ he Court House in Hilsboro' in and for
al1 county, IN the next THURSDAY after the second
day IN Oetoher next, judgment will be entered a
81 BIN, aud the estate attached will be sold to
y Lhe plgintiffs demand.
HIRAM ROUNTREE,
2i-4t Clerk of said Court