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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-19

lcrs Which We receive, seem disposed to
refer tnc omina,on oI Il presidential can.
d!datc TO the dcI!bcraton ola national cor.
vcn'!on. Wcrejoce at the prospect which
this universal disposition presents for ul:i.
mate Succ IS.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-07-19

without capacity to discern otj>c:s. The
sense Of smell, in this case appears also
to be detective. She knits and scws, is
iond of dress and society, and is kind and
atiaclionatc in her disposition.
To the report are appended some spec-
mems Of uncorrectcd original compositions
of tie pupils from l3 10 % years Of age, and
who have been at the institution from eleven
months to eight years. They prove how
fully every kind Of useful INSTITUTION may
be communicated to the mind by the excel
lent system now pursued in the several
dcafand dumb schools Of The country, and
should induce every parent Of children thus
afflicted 10 avail themselves of The ileans
now so generally accessible, OF removing
The heaviest part Of me calamity. We
Subjoin some s, the definitions of one Of
the older pupils:
Shame is a quick sense Of modification,
produced by the committing Of faults or er-
rors.
Fear is an uneasy emotion or the heart.
raised at the sight of Il thing hurfu, with
4 strong desire to avoid it.
Experience is the medicine Of the mmd;
a practical knowieded which springs from
a constant observation of the circumstances
of life.
Tas.c is the dtlica ely sensible faculty
by which we relish the beauties of any
work with pleasure, and feel the blemIshes
with dislike. 1t sihe power of receiving
pleasure from the beauties of both nature
and art; also an exquisite relish or dislike
of the sweet or unpleasant qualities of food,
perceived by The organs Of taste.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
Trustees Sale.

WILL be sold in the town Of Can
- ton IN the county Of Madison, on
the first monday of June next. to the
highest bidder for cash the following
property, to wit; elven slaves VIZ: d
boy named Bob aScd "a years, Sawny
aged % years, Ephraim aged 81
years, Moses aged 25 years, York a.
ged 81 Yeas, George 81 years, Bob
aged 10 years, Ben aged IA years,
Caroline aged 10 years, Nary aged |
year, and a child aged months; also
mules, HORSE, ] waggen, 5 oxen, /
head Of cattle and about 40 head Of
hogs. All Of said property being now
IN possession Of John White Of this
county, and sold TO satisfy d note
drawn by the said John White, and
payable to Patrick II. Hays on the is,
day of Mach 1887, for The sum q
S9094,21-10O or Whereabouts, and Sc.
cured by a deed Of trust, dated qnd
October 1886.
HENRY PHILLIPS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison county.


By the Probate courtof said COUNTY.
10 all persons interested in the lands,
enemeatsandhereditdments of Dapid
Darts dec'd.-GREETING.
VOU ale hereby cited to appear be-
= fore the Probate court Of said
county at regular term thereof, to
be holden at the court house of said
county, on the fourth Monday Of Au-
gust next, then and there to shew
cause if any you have, why John Bris-
coe the administrator Of the estate of
David Davis deceased should not be
permitted TO make a supplementary
account to his final settlement, render
ed at the March term of this court in
1886, to correct an error in said set
tlement.
WITNESS, the Hon. Thomas
Shackleford, Judge of Probate OF
said county, the 4th Monday Of
May in the year Of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and
thirty seven, and seal Of said
court.
ISSUED, the Ist day Of June 1887
WILLIAM RILEY, Clerk.
june /, l837-7-6t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
'V0PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.

HNO PRINTERS AND ~ BLlShERS'
The subscribers have Just compile
ned their new specimen book Of light ia
ced book and Job printing types, flowers
and ornaments, the contents Of which are
herewith partially given. Diamond, Pearl
nos. and 2, Agate, nos /, 2 and 3, Agate
on nonpaeil body, Nonpareil, nos. !, 2, 3
and !. minionette, nos. and 9, minion,
nos. /. Q, 3 and 4, minion on BREWER body,
BREWER an minion body, BREWER nos. /,
2. 3 and 4, BREWER on burgeois body, bre-
yier on long primmer body, bourgeois on
BREWER body, bourgeois nos. /, 9, 3 and 4,
bourgeois on long primer body, long pri-
mer nos. 2, 3 and A, long primar ca
small plea body, small plea nos. !, and 2,
plea on small plea body, plea nos. ], 2 and
8, plea on english body, english, nos. / /
| 2, great primer, paragon, double english,
double paragon, cannon, five line plea to
twenty, eight line plea gothic condensed
TO twenty-five, seven line and ten lines pi-
ca ornamental, 6, 7, 3, - and Is lines
plea shaded, S,l8, l9 and l6 lines antique
shaded.
Also large and beautiful collection OF
flowers, from pearl to seven lines plea,
many of which are not to be found in a.
ny other specimen; a new assortment OF
ornamental dashes, a variety of card bor-
ders, nearly two thousand metal orna-
ments, brass rule, leads Of various thick
ness, astronomical, mathematical and
physical signs, metal braces and dashes
from 8 TO 80 ms long, great primer and
double plea scripts on inclined body, dia-
mond and nonpareil music various kind
antique, light and heavy face two line let
ter, full face roman and Itallic nonpareil,
minion,. BREWER, long primer and other
blacks, nonpareil, minion and BREWER
Greek, Hebrew and Saxon.
A large variety or ornaments, calcula-
ted particularly for the Spanish South
American markets; Spanish French and
Portuguese accents furnished to order,
with every other article made use ofin
the printing business. al Of which can
be furnished at short notice, of as good
quality and on reasonable terms as any
other establishment.
CONNER COOKE,
corner of Nassau and Ann SITS. N. Y,
June 1887
tT-proprietors Of newspapers printed
within any part of the U. S. or the Cana
das, who will copy the above advertise
ment three times,and forward copy con.
tanning the same, will be entitled to their
| pay in any type cast at our foundry, pro,
yided they take twice the mountcftheir
bill in type.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
A. III. HANDY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ATE from Maryland, having settled
~ at jacksonville, respectfully tenders
hlsproiessional services 10 the citizens of
Madison andihc adjoining counties. lie
,nay AZ all times be found in his Office al
jacksonville or at Canton.
.sa. REFERENCES.
Hon. Upton $ IIeaih,.-US. Cir. .ypdre.
Hon. Virgil Maxcy--Soiieitor Teasn.
M T. States
Hon Josiah Bayiy--AH. Gel Mary.
iapn
Hon. r, 1N Fsnsos Sec S,a's li,ss.
NadisoIti.le, Ncv $, 1885. 1874
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

Iune /, i837-7-6t.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
TIE CANTON hp5
IS PUBLISHED EVERY II
BY JAMES N. SHAM
TERMS. |

SupscRlrrloS.-Five d0l.|
vance, Gvefity at the ende'1
or six at the end Of the yen,|
scription will be aiscon''ne,l
arrearages are paid, e : s.o'']
ton Of publishers. re-, felsv !,
to discontinue will please
thereof IN icritins ,,..d
No subscription recel'''
time than six months Ia
ADVERTISEMENTS .-ln ls.r,l
rate Of One Dollar per : 4',;sl]
or less for the first ln u ~
cents, a square for eac en- N
Advertisements wI''. I, n
ted on The manuscript, !. rcs3
Der Of insertions, WIN 'Ms,rsl|
til ordercd out and '''
ingly. ,aus
Postage on letters isl
thew viii not be ai'''
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
NOTICE..
NOIlCt.....

NOTICE.
THE partnership existing between
: ID. B. Crawford & Jesse Lincoln,
IN the Drug business, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All those
having claims against said firm, will
call on said Crawford for payment,
and those indebted 10 the firm, will
please call Immediately and make
payment TO said Crawford, or TO VIM.
Mcintyre, his agent, at Canton; as
longer indulgence connot be given.
j. B. CRAWFORD,
JESSE LINCOLN.
Canton, MAY {, lss7-S-ti.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
TrilSt SaLe.

DI virtue Of the powers vested m
Dus by deel Of trust made and ex-
ecuted 6y Keighty Sanders. and dolly
recorded in Madison county, for the
purpose Of securing the punctualpay-
ment Of a certain sum OF money there
in specified, we will proceed to sell at
public auction, for cash, on Thursday,
the 4th day of May, 1887, at Canton,
Madison county. the following desert
bed lands, 10 wit: The south half Of
the north east eighth Of section seven,
township ten, range four east, con-
tanning forty acres; the cast half OF
the south east quarter, same section,
township and range, containing eigh-
ty acres. The west half Of north
west quarter Of section eight, town
ship ten, range four east, containing
eighty acres; the south west quarter
Of section eight, township ten, range
four east, containing one hundred and
sixty acres. The north half of south
east eighth. section eight, township
two, range four east, containing forty
acres.
And also the following negrest, to-
wit: Isaac, aged 33; Dock, aged 81;
Violet, aged 10, andh two children;
Jane, aged 10; Jack, aged 90; Minor,
aged %, Hinnell aged 40, Jnno %,
Robert %, Jesse 90, Moses l6, Cor
den II. The title to the above pro-
perry is believed to be good, but we
will convey only such title as is vest
ed in us. w. HARVEY;
w. II. LEWIS.
Vicksburg, March 20, ls37-51-tds
'.'Salepostponed till further notice
is given
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
NEW GOODS.
SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY.

SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY.
lTliE Trustees of this Institution.
= take pleasure in announcing to
the public, their readiness to 90 into
operations with the above depart-
lment.
The services Of Misses ]. II. & II.
w. Cores of Maryland have been Sc
cured, and the Trustees fatter them
selves that the qualifications of their
Teachers, and their experience in the
instruction Of young Ladies; together
with the healthful and Pleasant loca-
ton Of the Institution, will offer the
strongest inducements to parents,
DESTROYS toprocure for their daughters,
a solid and ornamental education.
The Trustees are resolved to en-.
gage the services Of a gentleman,
who shall be eminently qualified to
give to young men, a finished educa-
ton in the ancient ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gees. as well as thorough course of
instruction in Literature and Science
generally.
The Spring and Summer sessions,
will commence the lst Monday in
March, and end the last week in July.
The Fall and Winter sessions will
commence the lst Monday in Sep
tember and end the last week in Jam
uary in each year. Each pupil will
be charged only from the time Of en-
tering the school.
The Trustees hope in a short time
to be prepared for the accommoda-
ton otany numbers fyouugladies that
may patronize our Institution, with
boarding, on as reasonable terms, as il
can be obtained in any similar es-
adjustment in the South.
The course Of instruction. in this
school will comprise three classes. in
which will be taught the following
branches.
The Preparatory class embrace Or
biography, Reading, pennmanship,
Arithmetic, English Grammer, and
Geography, with the use of the Globes.
Price Of Tuition per session $40
The Junior class-Astronomy: Ma
tural, Moral and Mental Philosophy:
History; Chemistry; Rhetorick; Log
&c i; and Polictical economy-Price Of
Tuition per session SIS.
The senior class Drawing; Orien-
tai, Mezzinto, and velvet Painting:
Ornamental Needle work and Music
Price Of Tuition per session S18
The broadly liberal. and highly
moral principles, ofthc Sharon Semin-
airy, should procure il, one uaiirersal
barst Of appreciation from all Protes.
tants.
Signed by orderof the town Coun-
Gil of Sharon.
B. w. NJ. MlNTER, Pres.
April &c, 1887.
Editors friendly to morals and Iit.
erature would perform benevolent
and patriotic act by giving the above
notice, one or more insertions iiftheir
papers.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

THOMAS SHACKLEFORD,
LArE OF LIVINGSTON, ML)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Canton Mississippi.
WILL practice LAWN the 18th Ju-
" dicial District, and in the adj
ioiiung counties; the District court Of
United Statcs--and Chancery cour,
nj Jackson.
References:
mEssss. Shipp, Ferriday &C.,,
Nachcz, Mi.
NnssRs. Ewing, Maddux &C.,, Liv.
ingston, Mi.
MAJOR Charles B. Green Mount O.
lympus, Madison county.
March 81. 1887. 50-6m.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
NOTICE.

a IL those indebted to George ].
Oohea tor printing done in isss,
are requested to make immediate paw
men'' or their accounts will be placed
IN the hands Of an officer for colIcc.
non as longer Indulgence cannot 10
gwen. Cash must be pad for ali Jobs
dope IN this office hereafter.
Feb, 10 1887.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

hPIII 70, 1851.
Editors friendly to morals and Lit.
erature would perform benevolent
and patriotic act by giving the above
notice. one or more insertions iiftheir
papers.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
JoHN G. OTT& JOHN b. HoWCoTT

JOHN G.O1T& JOHN Is. HONCOTI,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
on Of Livingston q Ho,ccoitat Canton.
NV ILL attend to any business conf
Wv dcd to them in The several courts
cfMadisou and the Circuit courts Of
llinds, Rankin, Leake, Attalu, Yazoo,
Holmes 4. Carroll countics.--Also in the
Slprsme, Chanccry 4 Federal courts at
Jackson.
REFER TO
Mcssrs Brdader, McKmna New Or.
a. Virgil, leans.
Messfs. A TnstdH SCo-Grand Gulf.
Nessrs. Ford, MdrkhGm&Co.l vicks-
Mcssrs. Norcom &Co. burg Mi.
Messrs Royce 4. Reading LirmgSioa,
Mr.. James Y. Creecy- Manchester M,
Mcssrs Mpis Henderson SCo.-Cantoa
Cci1Joha IV,llicms--Nashville Ten,
i.foba y. Baker Esq.--Lo,,isvilo Ky.
Mcssrs. Green 8. Miiier--Philad r. A,
8essrs. Foster q Eastoa--Ncw York
January IS, 1897. 39-ly.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

mHE partnership heretofore exlS-
L tine under the firm offs. II. Clark
4. Co. IS this day dissolved by mgtu-
y corsent. The name Of the firm
will be used hereafter only in liqulda-
ton Of is affairs, and all persons IN
debted 10 or having CLAIMS against
Soid firm viii call on VIM. J. Hill and
). II. Clark for settlement.
ROBERT SH0TWELL,
S. II. CLARK,
WIN. ]. HILL.
Madisonvllle, may 13-7-3t
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
LA w NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
lanes G. MITCHELL Of Clinton,
- and NICHOLAS CALLAHAN &
WILLIAM L. GILLESPIE, Of Canton,
having associated themselves in the
practice OF the law will attend pune
tnally to any business in the course
Of their profession coniided to their
care in the Federal Coart,--thc High
Court Of Errors andAppeals,-and the
Superior, Court Of Chancery held at
Jackson Mississippi.--And also the
Circuit Courts OF Kinds, Madison,
Yazoo, Holmes, Alfalfa, Leakc- and
Rankin counties. Mitchelrs Office at
Clinton, aad Calliham's & Gillespie's
office at Can ton Mississippi.
April ,2l 1897. lily.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28

DiuCSl Diue
cold Frock and Dress Cloth
Gents. Cashmere and CI
(ass'd cols.)
" Linen Drill and lnsh Il
/" Vests, (ass'd)
/" Stocks ("
+" Hunting Goats,
Boys Clothing (ass'd) |
Gents. BIZ and Drab Del
BROAD and Narrow Brim)
" White and Blk. do,
An assortment! Of School Bod
SO Vols. latest Novels.
ALSO
a general assortment olSal
ware, Queensware, Glass and
Castings, Nails, Steel, Plous
&c. &c.
their stocRis fresh and
the --latest Style of Goods,
themselves that il will be the !
all who wish to purchase to y
anime their assortment. j
WILLIAM B. NJ
JAMES G. Nah
EDMl'NDHPY
Canton, Nay 4, l937.--tll)
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
NEW Con,

Il L 1, themselves en- 'i i d. s', |
ness n IN this place. : M. ~ AsIa]
B. MARTIN &C. uade'i iess'
informing i their fris ,sss y !
generally that thew =, - ~ !
ana openening a new :. =, 10
cY GOODS 9 oSDfess' ~s'ss srAPlS |,
mer Stock, makes tbs s.asa y
and complete. All o ~ s.'ea
termlned to sell low ! 4 sa'ss |
dealers al, onthe usual ,i'a s'x I
follows to wit: 's'lsl's
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-28
NEW GOODS

NEW GOUh
FylIE subscribers are nov
IL fine supplies Of samq NJ
Goods, consisting Of Day "
WARE, CUTLERY, SHOES, hllN|
&c. i
From the care taken IN MI
tlcctions, we have no doubt vi
bic to compete with any q 0p'
in regard TO guilty and ~
want is a call. and We have u
in saying We shall be able I ,Ss|
JOHN NJ. XVI
Ways Bluff, July 20, lSSe1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-22
WOMAN.

The following beautiful lines are extracted from
a Revolutionary Epic" by D'lsraeli, the youn-
ger, portion of which has been published in Lon
don:
A goddess bat goddess who descends
70 make her human mate immortal with her love
on fair in that bright hour when fortune smiles,
ANA The fond world is kivd, and all is gay,
Aud she The gayest, fondest the throng;
Playful ana wild, voluptuous delicate
la The worlds sunny garden of all joyance,
4 dazzling butterfly, an airy fawn
A thing 10 be indulged, and lightly chased
Caught, but not captured ransomed with kiss
Her word, her glance law, and her caprice
r ,oson complete but fairer; fIirer sul
When The dark clouds spread DER our shining life
In sickness, and in sorrow and in toll
Haen b. the suffering couch she swectly tends,
S,Ih step that yields no sound, and eye that claims
No sleep,
DecmiEg devotion duty. Beauteous being
Who sharaso and, sharing, soolhcsthe pang
For then man feels, mid all misery
Bliss sill remains with such a minisrant
And abor, with no gucrdon but her love,
Is not ingloIious; but in that fell hour
Zoo of the looming Of the child Of song,
And those quick spirits whose creative brain
Raised up the demon they cannot control
In that fell hour of agony and hate,
when men are wolves, and the wild earth a waste
And our names, execration, and our forms,
The scath o" blinded zealots, then most fair
Most beautiful For, when all desert us,
Art thou most faithful; and calumnious tongues
But make thine own sweet lips more firm and fond
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-22
POETRY.
For the New York Daily Express
STAEZAS.

- - AAes
, n Lodu in Boston TO her Son in the Florida frml
NV Boy, my boy "a mother said,)
The damp sod Of the wilderness,
Must be tonight thy martial bed,
While downey pillow press.
My boy, my boy, my hope my PRIDE
The theme Of many fervent prayer
My heart were caimer at thy side,
And would to heaven that were there
seemed but lately as slept
To see thee in thy slumbers dear,
The while painted savage crept,
With plume and bracelet crouching near
Revenge was burning in his eye,
He rose and rested on his knee,
And raised his Swarlhy arm on high,
To wreak his country's wrongs on thee.
I shgeaked the moon with pearly light,
Shone on thy cheek OF youthful glow,
He turned aside his hatchet bright
And spared thee for a sterner foe.
Has heaven bestowed sign to night
And have my prayers been not in vain
Flow on ye tears, and leave but sight,
To see aud clasp my boy again.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-22
THOMPSON'S
New and Valuabie Patent
TssU SIS.

FYNHE subscribers ere aware that there Is a uum
m Der OF kinds Of Trusses ALREADY before the pub>
lie, but from experience themselves and from the ,e.
umony Of others who have worn them they were in p
duced TO believe thata Truss better adapted to the
wants of thai portion of the community that have
tie misfortune to have Hernia or Rupture nigh,
be nude, andbythe help Of kind Providence the, be-
ieYe that they have been enabled TO invent Truss
preferable 10 any other no known. Ii Is GecIdedly
Tie safest and easiest TO wear, aud is secure barier
against the escape Of the yscera without in the least
desree cndanserlng the adjacent sperulatic cord
FROM the credit that they have already gained in the
last year, where they have been used and from the
ceruneaies OF numbers who have been cured by
wearing lhem and from the recommendations Of
surgeons ana fhysicians who have seen them and
the general appreciation that the Truss has received
wherever has heen used and examined the subscri
bers can with cOnfdeIce, offer them 10 an enliobt
ened public fully believing that all that is necessary
tosecure foi them in all places where they are Offered
for sale, that appreciation they merit, is their use
Six days is sufficient to satisfy any person of their
superiorty-and that time will be allowed 10 every
ono who buys Truss, TO return it if he choose
Persons at a distance can obtain Truss to fit by
sending the number OBJECT and inches they measure
round, and on which side the Truss is to be applied
The subscribers have in their possession large
number of Certificates in relation 10 the merits and
superiority of their Truss, which are believed TO be
sufficient TO carry conviction the mind of the most
lncredulOus. They sibjoin few only.
THOMPSON X WADSWORTH.
BrattleborOugh Vermont, Sept 1896,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-22
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary

Rtsolced. That the several town and
city clerks of this State, who have not here
toiore made returns, be required to make
returns at the next May session ofthe Gen
eral Assembly, of the whole number of
deaf and dumb persons in their respective
towns: specifying the age, sex and pecun-
larry condition of each person and such of
them, if any; as may have been fully or
partially educated, and also the whole num-
ber of persons who usually attend the pub
tic schools, with the amount of money an-
nualy received by such towns from the
State for the support of the public schools.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-22
w. B. & r. j. SWAN,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
No 40 THAMES STREET.

Sd ESPECTFULLY inform their friends, ard
II y the public generally, that they have received
from Boston, A FULL, AND FASHION ABLE
ASSORTMENT of Plot Cloths, Lion Skins, Mo-
hairs, flushings, Kerseys Broadcloths, Cassimcres
Sattnets aud Vestngs, which they will make up to
order in the best manuer
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders, lidkis.,
Comiorters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms. Collars and
every other article usually found ineuch an establish
ment, at prices which canno, fail TO suit those who
feel disposed to patronse them.
Cutting particularly attended to
compee assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap canbe bough, any other store in thesiate
Nov. 9th. Il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-22
LAWS OE RHODE-ISLAND.
In General assembly, january Session
A. ID. 1887.

AN ACT in addition to an act entitled an
act respecting Guardians.
. BE it enacted by the General assembly as
toiiows -
Sec. |. The Courts of Probate in the re-
spcctive towns or cities, are hereby author
ised whenever occasion may require, in case
of the incapacity or inability of the parent
or parents of any minor or minors, or for
other sufficient cause, TO appoint guar
dian or guardIaus of the property of such
minor or minors, without connecting there
with the guardianship of such minors per-
son: such guardwn or guardians giving
bond, aud being accountable to the Court
of Probate, in manner as already provided
by law.
See. ,. In case where guardian or guar
d,ans ofthe property are appointed as above,
HE property Of tlIe minor in the hands of
the guardian or guardians, shall not be
chargeable with ANY debt against such mi
or, contracted during the life of his or her
father, if such father shall in the opinion of
the Court of Probate, he of sufficient ability
to maintain such minor aud in case any
part Of the property OF such minor is deem
ed necessary as aforesaid for his or her sup
port or education, the same shall be paid
out hy the guardian or guardians for that
purpose, under the advice and direction of
the Coult of Probate.
True copy, witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-02-22

required by law to be given to any town
council or court of probate in tins State,
they may hereafter be g given to the town
council or court of probate by name as such,
without naming the individuals at the time
constituting such court or town council !:
and may be sued in like manner.
See. 2. No person shall hereafter be held
to be disqualified from being a witness in
any suit brought upon any such bond by
reason of his being member of :he court
of probate or town council to which the
bond was given.