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' pursuance' of Authority received frpm his
Ho-
Inoun the President of the Honourable 'Court of Criminal
and Civil Justice for the United Colony of DRMERAEY and
I:.SSEQUEBCI, bearing date the 9th July, 1822,
I the undersigned D:lsuty First Marshal of said United Co.
luny, do hereby, in the name and behalf of Hugh NlgLeod, in
his capacity as deliberating Executor to the last Will and Testa-
:ll:tit of Patrick Wlntyre, deceased, for himself, and de rate
(-rums for the other Executors, Summon by Edict, ad velem'
('aria:, all knewn and unknown Creditors of the Estate of said
P:.triek /4P tritt.-e, deceased,
To appear in ratan, or by Proxy, before the. Honourable
Court of C.rimn:al.. and Civil Justice for the said United Colony
Demcrarj and Es;egnebo, at
.their Session, to 'be holden at
the Court House, in Ciewrge Town, on the ninth day of Decem-
ber next, and following dat:e, in order to render their Claims,
rreperly attested, and is due'corm ; whereas, in default of which,
will be proceeded against th H
e con-aearers, according
.0. ALppEY, Deputy First Marshal.
Demerary, the 23d Ju1y.182.4.

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