United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1802-04-17 00:00:00, page 3

It is Gated on refpedable authori
ty, fays Relf's Gazette, that advices of
a confidential nature were received
from Waffiington, announcing, that a
demand of 6,0cc,c00 dollars had been
made to this government by that of the
French Republic. , „
'Capt. Haffey, from P. Republican,
informs, that in the late engagement
near St. Marks, (about the 6th March)
between the blacks under Gen. Def
falines, and the troops under Leclerc,
about 5000 of the former, and 200 of
the latter, were killed—that among
the many French officers who were
wounded, Gen, Boudet received a (hot
in one sooty Gen. Rochambeau one in
his hipfrand Gen. Leclerc had his sword
belt Ihortf The whites were repulsed ;
after which the blacks retreated far
ther up the mountains, which, though,
impenetrably, to, wa^ surrounded by
the French troops, as the passage is so
narrow, that only one man can enter
at a time.] No prisoners are made on
either ' fide—alt are put to the sword.
Leclerc, has a regiment of blocks at.die
head of his army, who always receive
the firft fire from the enemy.
Caph H, further informs, that the
South part of the Inland wasina date
of tranquillity.
There were various reports refpert
ing the mailacre of- Americans at St.
Marks. "
By the 'Anp, from Marseilles, we
learn, that several Mooriffi vessels had
been robbed in the Gut by^ square
rigged pirate- - ? Veflels-had. been dis,,
patched in purfufl^f her. ,'' ; 1
^ ^ — =o— — . -
We are concerned TO state that Gen.
Varnum, at Waffiington, has broken
his leg By a fall.
The proposed additional duty on
Printing Types is not to be laid on ,
this measure was thought, on reflexion,
to be too unpopular at the present mo
ment. 0- ,
frhafl of a letter from Load®* dated MarcbljZd.
66 The following is a paragraph of a
letter, which I have this moment re
ceived, from a friend ih Paris,'under
date of 22d Feb. It is important, and
mould be known in America :"
It is determined, that a Colony shall
be fettled in LOUISIANA & FLOR
IDA. Gen. Bernadotte is to have the
command ; its departure will perhaps
depend on the accounts exported from
St. Domingo; preparations are now
making for this expedition. I under
hand the Indian nations adjoining
Florida, have agents now here, for
the purpose of making Treaties with this
country, to unite themselves with the
troops or fettlers,that may be sent fr6m
hence. The establishment of this Col
ony^faU to be a darling objed, and
h will be purfoed with ardor, ,0,
• 1,
critoof Virginia, and North Carolina, the fifth,
and the Diftr@ of South-Carolina, and Geor
gia, the sixth.:
That two Courts frail be htlden annually in
each Diftria of the said Circuits, to be called
Circuit Court!, and to be holden by one of the
Judges of the Supreme Court, and the Diftrift
Judge.
That every Judge of the Supreme Court (ball
preside in the Circuit Court of the Circuit in
which he resides, and where two reside in the
fame Circuit, one of them (ball hold a Circuit in
a neighbouring Circuit ; and, after the dearth,
resignation, or removal of the prefect Judges,
those who (hail hereafter be appointed, Ihall re-,
file within the Circuits,- in which the Circuit
Courts of which they arc the preGding Judges,
(ball be holder. • .
That all adion#, causes, pleas, procefles, &c.
returnable to or depending rn the Circuit Courts
as heretofore established, /ball he trafiUfl-ed, re
turned, and continued to. the Circuit Court,
eftiblifhed by this a&-
That all case pending under a. Commiffien of
Bankruptcy, issued from a Circuit Court, Jhall,
be transferal to,and vetted in the Diftrid Judge
of the Diftria in which such. cpmmiffiop jffued.
That the Diflri& Judges of Kentucky, and..
Tenneffjc,—whefe falurics were dimjniihed by
the repealing a& lately puffed to ipoo dollars, ;
&I1 again be restored to 1500 dolls.
That the President of the United States ,shall,
from time to- time, appoint no lefe than three,,
normore than twelve General Commissioner, pf..
Bankruptcy within.each Diftria.of the United.
States ; out of which, upon petition, of the
Diftria Judge thrill appoint not exceeding
three of the fajd General ComaiiUioners, as
Cummiffioners of the particular Bankrupt peti
tioned against andeachof the said Commigion
<rs, together with rheir_Clerk, ihali be allowed
as a full contycnfatioti forihtir services when
fitting and aiming under their Cemmiffions; at
the rate of fix dollars per day, for every day
which they may he employed in the fame busi
ness, to be apportioned among the fevetal caw
fo on which they may add on the fame day; and
That the Chief Justice shall always be taken
from the fifth Circuit, or, in other words, from
Virginia. The exproffions in the bill are, "In
the fifth Circuit; the said Court shall consist of.
the Chief Jufticc of the Supreme Court, refid-.
ting within the said Circuit, and the Diftrid
Judge of the Diftri& where such Court shall be
bolden."->..•,..,..
By a'gentleman from Washington,
we learn, , hat the doors of the Senate
had been'clofed two days, they being
engaged 'in the difeuflion of fome.com.
munications from Mr. King, our min
ister at the Court of London.
Such are the general provisions of the bill;
A number of particular provisions are made ref
pe^tug the Courts of Kentucky, Tenhe ffee, the
Territory Notth-Weft of the Ohio, &c, .
o— — '
Extras of a letter from d gentleman at Lifoon,
dated February 11, I^o%,
" A loan has just been negotiated by this,
government, with the house of- Hope & Co.
and I. andFß&ufrx'G of London, for one mil-*
lion and an half Iterlioty ' This goes to* France.
The govefrinient gave, beside their own securi
ty, that of several of the wealthier individuals
in LifbonA' —o —
NEW YORK, APRIL J,
From Washington, April 2, 1802.
: ."The Mihifterial phalanx have car
ried a Kefolution for ererting a new
state in the North Weftern Territory.
This will give them twomore votes in
the Senate.'
-" Yesterday Messrs. Alston & Nichol
son, a patrtfminifterialifts exchanged
very high words, in which the lie cir
ciimftantial,was reciprocally given, in
the true den&ocraljc style.— To put In
end to the altercation the house ad l
journed." •—^-o=— ^ f .
Extras ofa letter from a'gentleman at the
'City'of frafEihgtoil, dated March if''
"This day the, PofcQffice law has
been under QonGde@iQn,and a propo
sition was made bf the constitutional«
rifts to abolish the Vrivil^ge Os franking'
letters, &c,fd far as ' terefperted the
Sehatdrs and Repreferitritires. ' If thig
could not he done, 'it was' urged that
the privilege had been folhamefyny a
bufedi that it ought to be limited so
that hot more than a certain number *
of packages ftiould be put into' any
mail bya member of Congress in any
da, or week. It was Rated as a faQ
obtained from the Poft-Office,that 800-
letters had been put in by a'fmgle mem
ber, to go in the mail on one day.—-
This looked alarming to northern De
mocrats, who rather doubted the cor
rertnefs of the information.—Howev
er, the assertion was fupported,andthefe
exetifve friends of the people, who came
from the southward boldly advocated
the dortrine that public information
was so much wanted by their constitu
ents, that he that would fend off the
greatest number of letters was the mod*
. meritorious man, in Other words when
a violent democrat wiffied.to.fecure his
elertion, it was perfectly right that the
mail ffiould .be filled with inflammato
ry letters thereby obliging the general
government to aid him in the laudable
purpofc.” .;, \..
A letter from Teneriffe, dated 25th
Feb. ISO 2, fays, “ vessels from Ameri
ca have met tome detention here, by
not having their Bills of Health, in
'dbrfed by the refpe&iye Spaniffi,Con
fuls.at the port from,which .they fail,
pointing out the Rate of health .there.-
This order has lately come fromSpain?'
We mention as information t&out mer
cantile readers that this order is Acid
ly enforcedda^lLthaSpanifh ports and.
jflandl^ ^
&veilcl.has arrived ,at New-York
from Guadeloupe, f rom whence she
failed the 17th March ;,No troops had
then arrived from France. Gen. Pe
"lage had given orders for arming , all
, the troops, to oppose the landing of
,french troops., Accounts had been re
ceived. of the efcapc of Touiffaint from
St. Domingo, and of his arrival at
Dominique. ~..
. , One of the firft aftsof £len, Leclerc,
6n°his arrival at § tb Domingo, was to
putall the American property he
could lay his hands on in a fate of re
tyfifenfo next, as an excuff for
nis cofodufl, was to afferc, that the A
mericans had advanced the prices of
their cargoes ; and that they were in.
ftrumeritai co the ruin of the unfortu
nate inhabitants of the colony: This
is not all ;* he has procured the circu
lation of these charges -in the United
States by Mr. Pichon, the French Con
sul General ! —o—;.. : # .
Front NEW-ORLEANS—Feh 9.
“ The only news here, and which
may be of feryice to communicate thro'
your paper to the public, is, that the
intendant who is the head of the com
merce of this country, has this day giv
en notice of his determination to shut
this port against the American imme
diately on the official account of peace
reaching this place, and its, being pro
claimed, which is daily expected, A
.mericans vessels will be allowed to come
here in ballast, and take away Ameri
can deposited produce. [Balt. Pap.
" Letters from Cape Francois to the iSth.and.
ud Match, date, that the government have put
so many impediments to the way of trade, that
it is almost impossible to do any business, that
the Americans are treated with great irifolence
by the Republicans, and the property, which they
forcibly take from them; is publicly Total to the
inhabitants at an exorbitant price. It appears
by these letters,'that Touiffaint was still in arms
with a powerful body of negroes; and that he
bad funered very little from the attacks of hi#
Dew'enemtes.".
The American merchants at Cape
Francois have drawn up and signed a
protest against the treatment they -expe
rience there. .
the difficulties that may afife at St.
Domingo, mould derange ,the. prefect
plan." — I
Letters from Paris fay, &t Mr.
Livinfton, the American Ambassador,.
was very coldly received at the Court
of the First Cor.ful of France; and that
when introduced at the audience of
Ambassadors, he received only a few
hours previous .notice thereof; when
the other Ministers had been notified
several days before.
, A letter from Port-Republican, dat
ed March Bth, received here, fays,
“ General Leclerc, has taken pofTeffiow
of all the considerable .places of the
Ifiand." "
0
WEST-INDIES.
“ Dbtefi the ftaHrif'fraudr
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
'CT We lately adyerpfed a reward of
Twenty-five dollars' tA ~any one ,who
would dete&the pCTfofcOT persons in^
breaking open the bundles and dedro„,
irig the Oracles, sent to our patrons in
the County of Strafford. -Previous
to, and during; the late* elertion, in this
,county the complaints have been both
loud and frequent. ^The bundles; ia
particular, diterted to, in gentleman in
Farmington,were not received for bear- -
]y two months previouslo the elertion,
after which a number of them were re
7 ceived in a very torn and disordered
state-— -Therefore, ,50; DOLLARS
will be-given to any one who will de
tert the. villain so that he may be bro't
to justice, and we reque& those who are
not willing to check the proftefs of
truth, to aid us in 'correcting tbis force
dure.'
A riot took place in Union-ftceet, in Chatlef
ton, on Sunday, evening, the 14th uk. in confe
quencc of a quarrel between some American
and Spanish sailors. Three Americans were
Tabbed, one of whom died fdon after, and
another is supposed to be mortally wounded.
16 Spaniards were committed to prison b,
Jamis Bentham, Esq.
SATURDAY, APRIL UCT^b. v s
-rtH=~_m„>^^
RETURN QR/OT^S.
Oilman. ~ Langdon,
Already published, „Bi' I^4
Alien,awn, it 38
Andover, • fy. ^r ? 58
Barn,cad, .19 80,
Cochburne, 0C>.%6
Cohbreoi, £ 7,
Car,Jan, gt'' 00
Graenfald, ^3»
' Gofoen, ,' . 1, " U
Jeffifa, 3 - : 26
Kearfarge-Gm, .7,,..^ ?S
Middleton, .4 @ SO
Neta-Durham, ,' " so
Neto- Hampta, • §& . 46 ''
New-Bo,an, ^ - $3 .
New Cbefer,, 6* 11
Northumberland, ^.L r !9
>%, 7
P&CT, tod '%%'
SbelbufM, ''' •- 3 w -16' #
_ Start,an, '.15',,•}..., .-
Watrsa, ;j 14J&
Majority 1543 for Gov. Gilman.
.fol ^ ; ## -t=fa^^
MASSACHUSETTS: ELECTION^
„- The r majority for Coy.. Strong,
in; the Boston papers tecefred by la&
evening's Mail; was gorr-—Thisplaces
his reveledton beyond a doubt. ^'"•?
I, 29 tft%,r;und Ported (Diftri&
of Maine)f'c voter flood °
Id x,oi for SthongTiA Gxki+ 1231
.- In i3oa 2249 ~ * 976'
Gain of Federal Ticket, : 4ofr : ::
. .Lots of the Democratic, ,53
NATIONAL TRIBUTE
"of gratitude to a maimedfeldier.
,We hope every man whose bosom
is not absolutely frozen to the emotions
of gratitude, will read with attention
the firft column of this day's paper.
The biographical sketch of an old
maimed insulted soldier, is worthy'
public attention. The Rory of his
wounds will elicit a tear from the ten
der. At the insults offered him, vir
tuous bosoms will fat with indig
natibn. The man 'who experts AO
build his greatness on the fruin of such
characters will bf miserably disap
pointed.
The following, is extracted from the
journals, of Congress for O&ober 1778.
" A letter from the marquis de 1a-
Tayette'was read, giving an account of
the brave epndurt of mo^fieur Topzar,
captain in.the regiment of artillcr^pf
laFer, in taking possession of a piece
of artillery from the enemy, in Which
action he 101 l his right ^m by the dif
tharge of another,pice,: whereupon;-
Refolded, That thegaihntry of mon
sieur Touzar in th^l^te artion cm
Rhode Island, is deserving of the high-,
est applaufe,;and that £ongfefs, in
confident ion of his .zealfend:misfortune
do promote the said monsieur Touzar
to the rank of lieut. colonel in the ser
vice of the United . States, by brevet,
and that he do receive a pension of
thirty dollars per month out of the
treasury of the United States of Ame
rica during his life."
If such were the merits of Colonel
Tousard at so early iperied of the
revolution ; to what should he be en
titled now, after having faithfully
Served this country from that time to
-the present, after having wafted the
prime and ' vigor of youthin our army,
and has rendered him runfit for any
other employment. It may be said the
Congress of '7B knew mot to difeern
merit ;.the people it is believed, are
very capable ofidecidin^ between the
merits of those patriot&who conduced
us through the revolution, and the
rulers of the present day. The one
rewards an office with their thanks and
%... Majority for Strong, „7s, c
a pension ; the other without any fault,
but: great additional services, thinks
him unworthy the- :fyvice— difmHs:
him ; from his office, and-rmfea man to
his place- who was federal degrees be- ;
)ow him ill rank „#@tr4 mutantur.i^
Portsmouth,-. ^
The Rebecca, M'Clintock ; Betsey, Grover
Magget, Kennard, and Friecaffiip, Row, ail of
„this port, were left at Grenada, March 20.
Brig Dispatch, of this port, was at Kingften,
(Jamaica) March 13. . ..
adiTON, APRIL S.
Arrived blip Minerva, Barber,London 34 days
—Sailed from the Downs March 4, March 26,
in lat. 46, 30, long. 47, at 6 A. M. fell in with
a field of ice, extending S. W. and N. E. as far
as the eye could reach. The wind being S.S.W.
we were obliged to attempt our way through it.
It confined of broken cakes, some of which were
very large. The breadth of the field we sup
posed to be about a quarter of a mile. We were
furprized to find many more fields equally large,
in every direction. Our only alternative for
fafety was to wear the (hip immediately, repafs
the firft field, and Rand to the E. This was ac
- cordingly done. April J, lac 4%, long. 66, 46;
,tio A.M. the main-deck blewuf on both tides.
The force of the explefion extended aft, through
the fteerige,raifed the quarter-deck, and carried
away the ftate-roomaon both fide,, together with
the bread-room,ftpre-rooms, &c. coming thro'
the cabin and burning out the cabin windows.
Many of the crew were sleeping in their ham
mocks near where the cxploGon took place,
others in the Peerage—some of the passengers
were in their ftate-roonis, and Others upon deck
—and, many of the people were in divers parts
of the lhip— but providentially nefterfcn wee killed.
Several were much bruised, but with two excep
tions, none materially injured. Two boys, John
Lappington and Henry Vofe, were the only per
sons materially hurt—the former was much
burnt. The ship was thenon Are in several
places between decks. The smoke issuing out
iu every direction. The firft measure taken was
to throw overboard a quantity of powder in the
run, together with the aqua fortis, oil of vitriol,
&c. upon deck, some packages of which were
broken by the explosion- At this time a ship
and brig were in fight, but no assistance could be
obtained from them. Happily by the exertions
of the crew and patfengers, the fire was extin
guished in a fbort time. On investigating the
cause of this unfortunate affair, it was found that
it originated from there being part of a pafo
gcr's baggage between decks, in which was a
quantity of powder. One of the boys, being in
pursuit of some article for the dip's tele, went
with a candle, which accidentally communicated .
to the aforementioned paek^^^^foty^^,
• MARRIED] Bytbe Rev. Mr. BuHxfd,
Mr.Jamee Cbfo.of Weferjo „ife Eteto
Ji tbie tew*, 1% J^ '% %ed 33 be ^u
.4 worthy and indufrieus cteizen.-— Mr. Hup H.
Bircb—'Me. ——Langley.
State ^ New-Hamffii'e,l
, Rockingham fi. .
THE iubfaiber's being ^
pointed Coro,mifbonrrs by the Hori.
Jiioge ofProbated for said county, to re
ceive, examine, and %1jvß,,1l the claims
of the creditors to the eflate of THpMAS
Hydu, late of Kingfinn., in said county,
Merchant Tailor, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice, that they
. will attend that feryice at the dwelling
hotoc of Isa acßindge's in Ports nouth,
en the last Tudday in tlri, and the five
, following months.
ISAAC RINDG& )
EDWARD SARGENT,} _,
JACOB WALDEN, )' °
\ p (»flmouth, April \6, iBo2.
+I3-RAGS! RAGS! +
± CASH and a generous price given for +
|rag s,§
±Mthis Office. ,
April tbts,Arrived here brig Polly, capt.
Paul, from Demarara, left there brig
Friendship, Capt. Wellman of Salem,baand
for amarket. Schooner Montezuma, Gill
patrick. Brig Hitty, Parrot to fail in
twenty days.
The highest prize (2,000 DOL
LARS) in the-last Class of Amofcag
•Canal'Lottery, was drawn against No.
5864, the property of aWidbw woman,
who has for some time fapported an
aged and tick mother, by the wages
which (he received as a hired servant iu
thefamily of RuffellSturgi^Efa.Bofton,
- Antwerp.— -By rhe peace of Europe, and
the free navigation of the Scheldt, this ancient
city is likely to become again of commercial
crafequence, The widow of %6< Manin
Smets, of that place, whole strength of capital
enables her to-give facility to commercial tran
sactions, has in corfcqnen.ce offered her Services
to the merchants of the United States, in that
lino. Two hundred years ago, Antwerp was
the greatest place for trade in Europe. Its com
merce was diminished by the civil wars, and'
finally annihilated by the (hutting of the navi
gation of the Scheldt by the treaty of Munster;
and the Exchange, obce so thronged, now the
abode cf solitude and silence. ~
.All!-.t_;_.— _.—t.-b-t # c__tch+&o+ e &
The PAnee, maria TEerrfa, daughter of the on
fortunate Louie XVI, (*Q Dutebefc of Angou
leme, it gone ti ri,de in England with her btfand,
Qercdfo rercinfrance of her buffering, will not fail
to render her refpeßed by all rants of tie people.
- Some days since, William M'Coy,
one of thefaereign people Upon a wager,
(wallowed 42 EGGS in ten minutes
together with the SHELLS!!!
^uer,. At how many (wallows
could he make way with the Mammoth
Cheese I [W^jhingta Fed.
« An excellent blafkfmith, together with his
j „jfe and three likely .dyWen/'are advertised
farfate in the,Natfonal. Intelligence, the Prefi
^cmt'a paper at Washington. " The price of the
'fog, is 1400 dollars !!! !"
T. PEIRCE'S Metric Lift.
Arrivals & Departures since April 7.
I, arrived brig Neto-Century,Rollins, St. Pinsents
9 dalrig Good • Intent, H'alJth;Nrois,
I ^failed brig Camillus, Lake, Georgia,
15 'Urrived^rig Polly, Paul, Demarara,
do ,br. Perfeverarce, Pallet, Barbadoes,
16 failed,ip St. Cuthbert, Hocker, Calcutta.
MAMMOTH, £GO CATER !
rti^liy ^ ^:
LIST OF PRIZES,
IN the Bth Class of Amoskbab
Canal Lottery, isjuftreceived bV
CHARLES PEIRCE, by whom prizes,
& he fold, are paid on demand.
He has just received—afrefifuppl, ^
. Blunt's Practical Navigator ;
Coast Pilots ; Journal and Navigatiott
Books, &C. ALSO, a good affirt&ent of
School and Ciaffical BOOKS,
411 of which may be found'd! No. §, Danh -
facet, PortJmoutk, as cheap as in Boflou!
William Bowles,
Painter and Glazier,
Respectfully informs the pub
lic in general, that he has taken a
fh^p in Daniel Street,
Sign of the Paint-Pot,
where he carries on the
Painting and G/aziering Business,
with neatness and dispatch, and should
be happy to receive the commands of•
generous public.
HE HAS FOR SALE
Boflon and European
Window GLASS
of all dimenfons. —ALSO—
All kinds of PAINTS,
dry or ground in Oil, for ship or coun.
try use, which will be put up at the short
est notice. ^fa^^^i'L'^L
Quantity good (hipping Butter.
N. E. He calls on all indebted so
the late Co. rs UPHAM & GARLAND, /#
make immediate payment to him.
Portimotuh, April IQ, 1802.„.
The above Goods will be fold cheap
for Cash or approved credit. Apply to
ELISHA HlLL,jun.
,NORTH-END.
Ptrtfmouth, April 20, rSo2.
IS hereby given to the Proprie
tors of Amo/keag Bridge, that their an
nual meeting for the choice of a Treasur
er and Clerk, and all other necessary of
ficers will be holden at Portsmouth in
she State of New-Hampshire, on Mon
day the third day of May next, at the
house of Mr, John Greenleaf, Inn
holder at ten ofthe clock in the forenoon.
ROBERT M'GREGORE,
„ril 17'h, 1802. Proprietor's Clerk.
FORTY hWs. of St. Vincents
and St. Croix RUM; 3° hh&. of
St. Vincents & Aux Cayes MOLASSES;
10 hhd,. of St. Crgix and Guadaloope
SUGARS ; a few bags COFFEE ; 20
barrels MESS BE^F; 20 half barrels do.
Convenient Carriages, good
Horses, cartful and obliging Drivers,
will always be provided.
Fare for Passengers the usual
price with a reasonable allowance for
b^g 9 ^ J- & B. Hale,
MARK WELCH.
Perfmouik, April 17, iBO3.
THE Subscribers propose run
ning a line of Stages through New
buryport, on to Boston, 3 days in the
week,viz.Tuefday,Thurfday & Saturday.
Leave Davenport's Tavern,
Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock in the morning,.
Breakfaft in Newburyport at 8 o'clock,
Dine at Lynn, and arrive in Boston at
4 o'clock the fame afternoon.
Seats in the above Stage may
be had by applying at Even's in Boston,
Webb's in -Salem, Davenport's Newbu
typorh and Davenport's at Portsmouth.
Passages insured in the East
ern Stages.
William Garland,
HAS FORSATCE^r^ fare Wl,~
occupied b,UPRam &Garland,
TTYSON, H. Skin, Sa^hs
& Bohea Tea per chest ;
G. Cotton & Coffee, per bag;:
No. 1 & 2 Chocolate ; Soap &
Candles, per box ; 10, 6, &4d.<
Nails, per case ; Rum & Molafc
fes, per Hlid. Brandy Gin $ L,
L & W. I. Sugar ; Fish ; Salt;
Iron ; Steel ; Allum 5 Dre
Woods ; Snuff, &c.
GILES's & BAYARD'S
Speeches,
ffiched together ina pamphlet may be
had at Treadwell's Book^ftore, for
2C Cents.
STAGES Altered
THE fubfenber wiffies h^
friends who are indebted to him,
would remember the difficulty of paying
debts without money, or or travelling
without it, since tavern keepers have ac
quired the habit of taking money of thnfe
who call upon them, he sfcfor no more .
than isjufily due. Tbofe who have n^-
gle&ed their old accounts due prior t* : ~
last Oaober must come forward immedi
ately and pay or give their notes.,,^
O%IAS SILSBY.'
NEW LINE OF
NOTICE.
FOR SALE,
NOTICE
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