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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-02
Direa Tax.


NOTICE is hereby given to the Unknown Pro-
IN prierors and Owners of Land in the follow
ing towns, that the Drea Tax on fad land be-
came due and payable on the 9TH day of April,
1900 aud 70 much of faid land will be fold at the
following times and places, as will pay the fame
with incidentatcofs and charges as the awdre6ts,
uoeis prevented by previous payment. Viz. all IN
ParjoRJfeid at the houfe Of Mr.. JofcPb HHckiss, in
faid iowa, on Monday the twenty feventh day Of
Aprnext at one O'Clock, P. M.-all in Coraj6, a;
the houfe Of Mr.. Tojfpb Gordan, in faid town, on
Wedntfday the twenty ninth day Of fad month
a: che O'Clock, Mall 10 Li1ingt9n, al the houfe
Of Mr.. Pkilem0a Libky, in faid town, on Friday the
6rR day of May next, at one O'Clock, P. N and
all ia Mezgfld, at the houft of Capt JoEab Toqyl
in faid town, on Monday the fourth day Of faid
month, at one O'Clock, P. n.
NONRESIDENT OWNERS IN PARsoESFIELD.
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ME petition Of Benjamin SpanldiuF, Abiiah
= Buck, Mark Andrews, aud Dom,nicus Re
cord, all OF BuCkhed, "a faid county, and others,
the iubiciibrrs, humbly iheweth--That having
great oc1ahon az frequent NE of that part Of the
County Road which now leads over Hearty bill,
10 called, through aid Buckdeld, BY fad exptrtuce
hndthe fame TO De very bad, more efpecialIy on
account Of its roughnefs and the extraordinary
bad hills over which il extends andbeing well ac-
quainted with the make Of the land weterly Of faid
road, are fully of opinion that by laying a road
over Bradbury Hill, 70 called, the public might be
greatly benefited, viz. by laying as follows, that
u 10 iay-After following the County Road leading
from Notes Emery's TO Capt. John Bridghan's till
i comes to the place or lOmewhere not far from
the place where private way from lsid Brad -ury
HUI meets the fame !; from thence 70 ruu along ny
Moies Bradbury's; and from thence runEing nor
theriy over Bradbury Hill, 70 called, in the m0R
convenient place, till il comes 10 the houle OF
Joihua keene, jun. and from thence continuing
notherly tllit meets the CouutyR DAD frff mention
ed, ithin the ibd town Of BuCkheld; in thcwhoe
about FIVE miles :-Wherefore your petitioners
humby prayYoUr Honors 10 appointand authorize
Committee Of INFECTION 10 view and lay out the
fame, and make report thereof to your Aonos /;
and that the fame may be accepted, aud tire faid
piece Of road elfablilhed as part Of the county
road leading through-th faid town of BuckGeld-
And your petitioners in duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at Buc1feld the aoth day of December,
A. D. 1900.
Benjamin Seaaldigg, hbijab BacP, Marx HyAre4vs,
Dominican Record, Benjamin SpomdinN ian. T6omai
HLeR, Ai7'au Re5intoH, HIfam Tucker (Bydtf,eJ
J9Eab Paris. h5rabam Har6cH, Tabr2 Praft, Ger
han Coie. NiR,am po5Is, jim. 1oaob Fstey, Sam
uel Frizk, lillian SoaEe, Sarit1i TdpnaJ, 70In
Warres, Opsn Rrror9, Leonard Sbanidiag, Trf4l
Barrett, DaziJ Parj6nJ, J5bn Barti, Benja,nia
Hall, Zadork Kern, 5ojtbb C9ls,>Z He'll, MaIa
tbl Bartlctt, Nathaniel Buck, ia4.
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NcNaFslptNr OWNERS IN LINING ron.

NATHANIEL LIBBEY, CoHed7,r
ORR Fourteenth DiRriH, Sseo44 DivifoH.
Limerick, February !, 1901.
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At Court Of General Sefions 1f the Peace for the
county Of Cumberland, Begun and holden at New
glouceRer in fad county, On the fri Tutiday Of
January, A D. 1901.
ON the petition Of Benjamin Spauldine and
others, whereof the foregoing a copy, the Court
o-der-1'hat the petitioners give public notice
thereof by FULFILLING the fame three weeks IN
JenkJ' Portland GAZETTE, the lat publication 10 BE
at lean twenty days before the Taft Tuefday of
March next, that any perfon or perfons may appear
at the Court Of General Seiiions Of the Peace, then
to be holden at Portland within the county afore-
iad, and ihew cauie, if any they have, why the
prayer Of laid petition lh0uld NOT Be granted.
AtteR, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLERK.
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S0H5's Genuine Sbies Bitter5.

oNE paper Of thefe h;tteTs NAV Be infuIed IN a
~ quart OF Brandy, Wine or Spirits, in gentle
warmth for two or three days, frequently making
the bottle. and after fettlng the clear may be
pouredo of and Kept in a bottle for uic.
Half a gIafs, or slsfs fun of thefe btters may
be taken IN the nnornsng, fahng; or atthv middle
Of the fore OF afternoon, aGd repeated 10 long as
occanon may require.
Thsfe hitters have been celebrated for their pc
cuIiar virtue in fortfying and strengthening the
fornach, they procure appetite and help digef-
ton, fweefen and purity the blood, remOSe OBJ
Aru9ions, and are found very uleful in preventing
The jaundice. They prodcce fweetneis Of the
breath, removing al fcorbutic ard unfavorybeIch-
sings and agnes. They arc uieful in all feafons of
the year, bot more particularly foin the fpring,
by bracing the flores and preventing that diiagree
able liReGsnefs, and weakness arGng too frequent
Jy from relaxation on the app zach Of warm wea-
Their
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A Bargain.

ITO BE SOLD, an excellent FARM in the
4 town Of Bingham. Gate ct Newhampfhire,
40 miles from Portland, and about 80 from Saco,
on the pof read-Containing Ioc acres, with a
good dwelling houie, large barn and other out.
houles, together with fhop thereon. Said houie
has been occupied as tavern. and is good fand
for A trader. There is orchard on the premifes
containing about four hundred apple sees. one
hundred ofwhch began 10 bear lalt year. There
is 6ne well of water near the hcuie, and every
part Of the ai m is we'll watered. IN favorable
feaf3n, nearly thirty tons of bay may BE- cnt. A
bout 10 acres are already ploughed and manured
for the next teafon.--For further particulars in
qnire Of the fublcriber on the premaes.
JOHN BAKER.
FL u
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CUMBERLAND, TT TIE Hsner.Ls Cart Of General Sef
oTf 81 zee Psaes b ~ bol4cz As7ugi1uaqer zvitta an
fer re eoa1y n cA@5s Ass3. ~ F Tusaay " r.
mary seNt.
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BEdUIIFUt EXTRACT.

7B, selvq !, Be toa;lf,z Of CamstR, elegant Poem, q
e TIe Pissla,l Of Hape."
ETERNAL HOPE when yonder fPheres fuhlime
Peard their hrR notes 70 found the march Of time,
Thyjoyous youth beean-but not to face
When al the ffter planets have deoayd,
q When, rapt in ere, the realms of ether glow.
And Heavens ait thunder Glakes he world below;
Thou, undlnayd, fhalt Ger the ruin lmile,
.and light thy torch at Natures funeral pile
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Tbs above Bitiers are for fale b.
A. Soils.

At fhop he has taken 10 Fore -freet, nearly op-
polite Mrs Fox's where alto may behad great
variety Of imported PATENT MEDICINES,
which will be fold AZ cheap rate for cath.
Portland, Fe5. rs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-03-02

TIE Old BEcCAR.
no YOU f-r the oId Beesar Who cts at yen gate
- V--h tis beard iil7erd over with fnow
io lie niie As lie r. Gets the keen arrows Of fatei
sell lis bei5m is wvAted with wee.
tisnv wears has he at at the foot Of the hill
Many days fren the fummer fun rriei
Add AZ evening the traveller paiIes him itdl,
While ..4e aia4ows zeal over the Aies.
- rhe bleak bl4Gs Of winter he hobbies along
or the heath, ar the eawhins OF day,
nd the dzc-gg5 thar freeze the rnce thiltes among
ATe tic FRS that ilumine his way
Tire was, when tbs Begear in martial trim digit,
Was as bold as the chief Of his throng;
When &c march throttle aorm Of the dayoE the night
Aud fiii lnlird as he iouFney'd along
Th,n his form was athletic. bis ewes, vivid glance
Spoke the luare Of youths glowing day
And the village all mar'd in the combat and dance,
The brave younker Till valiant - gay.
when the prize was proposed how his footRePs would
While the Map st Bis Bszvt led the throng;
White the rbbsnds that circled the May pole around
Wav'd the trophies of garands among
See bin now, while with age and with forrow oPPrefs
Re the gate opens fowy ar fighs !!
See him drop the big tears his witherd breae,
The bic tea1s--that fall faG from mis- eyes
See his habit al tatter'd his nriverd cheek pale,
see his locks waving thia IN the air;
See lis lip half froze with the harp cutting gale,
And head, Ger The temples, all bare
His cye-beam no longer IN ludre ddPlays
The warm fan ihne that Wits bis breatt,
For deep funk is its orbit, md darken'd its rays,
n AHd Ee fghs--Ior the GsAvE's Client ref!
And his voice i grown feeble, his accent is lc",
And hr fees not the diEtant hills Gde
And he hears not the breezes Of morn they blow,
Nor the ilIeAms thar lolr murmunng glide
To him ais ilent, aud mournfui and dim,
Eco the iealons pals dreary and fowi
To, affection has placed its cold iettcrs On him
And his foul rs enamour'd Of WOES
See the Tear which imploring, is fearful 70 f'ii,
Tho in fence he bows you Gray;
Tis he eloquent ilence which fpeaks TO the ioul
!. 'ri' the fsy Of bis Easg fitting day
Perchanee. ere the Mey-S2fonf cheerfally wave.
Ire the zsSayr Of SUMNER foit fsh;
The fan-hezns iha dance the grals DER bis GRAVE
And his jszray be mark 'd-To The SKY
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Direct Tax.
Sixteenth CsZsai0p D5qri8, Frq DipJfas, state ~
NIaGakkgEttT.

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonreiden: and
unknown proprietors Of the following lots
ana tracts of land within fad diftricf that dirsA
tax came due and payable On faid lots the feventh
day OF April, 1900, viz.
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In its various branches, executed IN the
neatet manner, and at the ihortelt
notice.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
a YOUNG WOMAN, 10 do Cooking il fnall
IL fAmIlY-where two Eill BE- kept.--lnquirc Of
the Printer. FEB. ?.
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IN SIDNEY.

William Bacon, TRAD, "A houle, ~
EAssALBosoUGH. pea,
John Johnfon, No. u nab, 9Th s sth
RInge, blrn, lhop, 3s
Darius Ballard, No. rs, r "a
HARLEM.
Reuben Tdb7r, = tracts. bonfe, s ~
Nathan Barlow, No. az sd Range, So
And uulefs faid taxes are paid on or before Mou-
day the 77th. dsyot Aplilnext, 70 much of faid
lots, tracts aBd buildings, will be fold on faic daT
at my dwelling houle ia Marlborough, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. as viii pay the fame to-
gether with cons and charges. i7s-I
THEOPHILUS rCAPEN, ColrHar
ofJaiSC 8Hstioa- Dyayis.
Marlborough, 5o.h jan. isoi. H6i3F
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-16

the REFLECTIVE magistrates Of lands lying on
the Elbe downwards, as ALTO the foreign
governments in general, are requeited by
US on their fides, to act with us in the ex-
ecution OF this important purpoie, and in
behalf OF 1t to give the neceHary orders
and lntormations to their officers, matters
OF vefels and merchants.
Giveu in the ADsmbL Of on, /enate,
Ham6urg, 10th Sept, 1900
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Alexa21drla Adueytasey.
MONDAY, MARCH IS.
PRESIDENTIAL FESTIVAL

=
On Saturday lah, the PRECEDENT of the
United States, at the invitation of the CT
tizens of Alexandria, partook of an eIe-
CANT entertainment at Gadlby's Hotel,
tpecially provided for the occaGon; to
which were invited, the Vice Prefident,
the Heads Of Departments, General Will
s.inlon and his Aid.
An EFFORT Of two troops of cavalry re-
ceived the PRECEDENT on the wefern iide of
the George Town ferry-at the vicinity
Of Alexandria, he was hluted by Captain
anney's volunteer company of riAemen,
and on his entrance into the town received
the ufual military faIutations from Col.
Deneale's regiment of militia. A hume
rous lcvee occupied the intervening fpace
between the time of his arrival and the
hour of dining. Political ditin6tlons, on
this location, totally disappeared; Repub-
licans and Federalitts alike prened forward
to honor the man who was the choice of
the nation, and to tei3ify their belief in
the political aphoriGn, tbaf an ab/olute
ncGaic(eeuce liz the dccjfous Of the maiorily
is The vital principle Of ,xpubhes. Order
and convivial harmony prcierved their en-
tire afcendency throughout the arrange
ments of the day.
The following Election Of toafs were
drank, and followed respectively by the
diicharge of cannon.
/. The administration Of our govern
mcnt-its frf character, genius, dignity
and benevolence Its fecond, mind
animated by lenGbility to political no.
nors, and regulated by an inviolable OBJ
fervance of republicanifm, implicitly and
purity.
4. Equal and exact juRice to all men of
whatever fate or perfuahon--political or
religious.
3. The fate governments-the mott
competent administrations for our domeftic
concerns-the fureR bulwark againf anti
republican tendencies.
q. The general government, in It's con-
ftitutional vigor, the fheet- anchor of our
peace at home and fafety abroad.
s. Peace and honef friendfhip with all
misunderstanding alliances with none.
s. The right of election by the people
"a mild andfafe corrective of abuies which
are Topped by the fword Of revolution,
where peaceable remedies are unprovided.
7. Abfolute acquiefcence in the dici-
fons of the majority, the vital principle
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CHARLESTON, March Z.

8.
Yeiterday arrived, briggs Delight, Phi
lips, HAVANA Charlelton Packet, Wat
lon, New York Martin, Jacobfon, AL
tona Catharine EhrenRron, HAVANA !;
John Adams, Parrott, Tobago Rofs,
Fitzpatrick, P. Republican Ann Jane,
Meiius, Havana ihip Fox, Coggelhall,
Havana barque Sea Nymph, Bott,
Hamburg fch'r Viper, Jackfon, Ha-
vanIIS
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Public Sale.

On 7HURSDA2tbe z6tbmR. at Z o'cIock
in THE nfferuo0u, 7oM be /eM at The
Market .I7uare, on a credit Of IL mouths,
by giUiug bend avitb abprovea Iecn,gLy,
the .foAo7vizg Negroes, viS.
One negro man about 80 years of age,
OF an excellent character, underAards the
foap boiling and chandling bulinefs--has
been hired tor 20 pounds year and cloath-
ing, &c,
Two young men under 20 years Of age,
bred to the baking bufineis, hired at 70
pounds year and cloathing, sc.
One negro man about IS years of age,
ihoemaker-one boy about ID years Of
age, with ieveral others not particularly
deicribed.
P. C. MARSTELLER,
Auetionier.
March 5.
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Sc Py01ided Always, and it IS bereby fur
,b<r agreed, That if the faid ailured fall
have made any other anurance upon the
premifes aforefaid, prior in date 70 this po-
licy, then the a1urers fhall be anlwera-
bic in proportion to the fums by them re-
fpecfively iubicribed land not one for the
other) only for 70 much as the amount of
iuch prior aaurance may be deficient to-
wards full covering the premifes hereby
aGured fuch amount being underltood TO
be the whole fun underwritten, without
any deduction for the infolvency of all or
any of the underwriters. And that this
policy, 70 far as the property has been pre-
viouAy injured, fhall be confidered as null
and void, to all intents and purpofes; and
the faid aGurers fhall return the premium
upon 70 much of TIE fun by them indivi
dually aGurcd, as they fhalI be by fuch
prior aliurance exonerated FROM
Arrived, fhip Polly, Sutton, Bottom
Brig Tartar, Clark, New Y DIRK Sch'rs.
Widowlon, Wickham, Charleffon; Fair
Trader, Blake, Virginia; Sloop Laura,
Barker, Nantucket.
Cleared, hips, Mount Vernon, De
Hart, Canton Neptune, Dandelor, Fal-
mouth; briggs, Ruby, Anderion, Martini
que; Martha, M'Kinley, Greenock );
Newton, Riley, Baltimore i,h'rs, VAIN
ington, Cheney, Liverpool; Sally, Levet,
Bottom; Nancy, Brown, New York.
Sch'r AfiRance, Mans, from Jaqnenael.
to Philadelphia, taken into Jamaica, has
been cleared, veilel and cargo, after paying
court charges.
The fhip reported below, proves to be
the Polly, from Bottom.
Brig Jane, Cook, from Cape Fran
co.'s, is below, alto two others, nan,es un-
known.
One Of the briggs reported below,
proves to be the Tartar from New
York.
TIFIC TON.
AS ieveral Jingle chips have lately arriv-
ed In the Elbe, direct from Smyrna and O.
Their ports in the Levant, with entire car
goes OF cotton ard other wares, liable to at
tract and retain infection, and that not
withdrawing the precaution in airing, I'M
.o".'.hg ana receiving them III magazines
is uted, yet every danger Of its breaking
out iooner or later is not prevented; and
as On the other hand it is attended with
no great inconvenience for captains ofihips
leaving any of the faid ports, to put in at
inc the Ravens of Leghorn, or Marleilles,
sl.iere to hold regular and proper quaran-
tine, and give air to fuch dangerous goods
as atorefaid, and by that means all care
and approximations on account Of the health
o. their crew during the ref of their paf-
'age, and the dread of infection may ceaie,
as aiio to render their admif1ion with fhip
ana cargo lefs difficult I'VE the Burgo-
matters anc fenate ofthe city of Hamburg
90 ordain and declare to fuch merchants
ana matters of veneIs, as it may concern
'liat from this time forward no fhip whate-
yer from the Levant, will be fufered to
sn1er the Elbe, at Cuxhaven, unlefs the
captains. 4, tho. ,l,l x,1,+h
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ateparent of deipotifn.
8. Freedom of the prefs and of relipi-
on-the former, the mott efficient mean of
dlifullng information-the latter, the balm
OF confidence and the ten of truth.
9. The trial by jury-ever to be re-
ipetted as the barrier of perfonal freedom,
but incompetent to declare the political
will Of the majority.
10. Public iaith--when iacredly pre-
ierved, the iource of liability and reflect
to government, and an luxurious exam
pie to private honor.
II. Agriculture, commerce as its hand
maid, and manufactures.
IL. Public expences-whilft economy
takes from the bending (houlders of labor
every unneceilary burthen, let patriotifm
never murmur at the demands of public
exigence.
10. A we'll di{eiplined militia-our
belt reliance in peace-gallant and faithful
auxilaries amid the dangers of war.
II. The bright coniteilation of princi
pies which guided our iteps through an age
OF revolution, and illunlines, with en-
created fplendor, the road Of reformation.,
IS. The memories Of Warrington and
Franklin, Whole virtues are recorded in
the hearts of freemcn and will forever live.
70. The people of the United States
let harmony and affection forever guide
their focal intercourse, without whole be-
nlgn influence liberty, and even Life itielf,
would be but Grearv things.
VOLUNTEER IOASTS.
By the Prudent Of the United States.
PROPERTY to the town OF Alexandria.
BY the Vice- P,ehaent. The memory
of our departed chief-George Waihipg-
ton.
By the Secretary at War. Mrs. Wafh
ington.
BY the Ato,uey General. The diAria
of Columbia--may the focal fire, kindled
in the centre, warm the extremities of the
Union.
By General WXRiv/on. The frR, the
iecond, and thofe who follow.
By Mr.. Da7v/ou. Our filter fates-
let US remember, united we fand, divid-
ed we fall.
After the .gHcfs b0a retired.
The PRECEDENT of the United States
IS cheers.
The Vice Prefident-S cheers.
General Dearborne.
MIR. Levi Lincoln.
General Wilkin1on.
MIR. DaWion.
In the evening the Hotel was brilliant
ly illuminated.
A Ratemcnt of the exports of the Unit
ed States, from the 1T of October, 1899,
to the goth Of September, 1900, has been
communicated by the Secretary OF the
Treafury to Congrels. BY this fatement
it appears, that the whole amount OF the
value of the exports for one year, IS eiti-
mated at feventy millions nine hundred
and feventy one thouiand feven hundred
and eighty dollars.
Tn the wear. ending September go, 1901,
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create of the maritime commerce of rho
United States. In 1890, the amount of
Coffee exported, was o6z,o77lb.. In
I8oo,s3S, 597,479lbs. Sugar, in 1900.
amounted to 73,3o4lbs. In 1900. TO
56,432,sIo. Hams and Bacon in ROO.
to z9s,o47lbs. 1900, to 1,173,2A4lbs.
To thefe mighs be added many other ar
ticles, in evice1) te of the great increafe Of
the national rjofperity, during the bort
period OF the late administration. Nav
the citizens of the United States exrer;-.
ence an equal degree Of patronage and pros
lection, In their commercial enterpri{es.i
under the prefent. 4.
In the month of December la1, Is pri-'
vateers were fitting out and at fea from
Dunkirk and Calais: 81 from Bologne
and Dieppe; 9 from, St. Vatteny, and 20
from Havre, CherAourg, and St. Malo:
behdes innulneyable row boats. Such, it
IS fated, has been the encouragement af-
iorded by the French government to the
privateers, that the fhips OF the fate are
tor the greater part deierted.
We under0and, that the Medical Pro.
teiiors of the Unworthy of Pennfylvania,
intend ihortly to publifh Thefauius Me-
deus, or collection of the bet Inaugural.
DELIBERATIONS, which have been written by
the Graduates of that Seminary.
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LAST NOTICE.
Whereas a Of

w IICiCdS q oCIIIIlllIlON OF
bankruptcy is awarded and iGued forth a.
.gaina Eli1ba Cullen Dick, Of the town
of Alexandria, and he having surrendered
himfelf to the major part of the commit
oners named in the iaid conmi1ion, at
the Warrington tavern in Alexandria, OH
the gift day of January laf, when and
where be underwent his fecond examina-
ton; he is therefore required again TO at
tend at the faid tavern, on Frioay the
roth day Of this p~refent month, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, to undergo his
final examination, when and where the
creditors of the faid Elilha Cullen Dick,
either in his feparate capacity or as one Of
the firm Of James Meafe M'Rea and Com
pany, may attend to prove their debts
at which time and place the creditors a.
forefaid are to allent to or dinent from the
allowance ofhis certi6cate-and to choole
aDgnees.
All p~erfons indebted to the fa;d bank
rupt, or who may have any Of his effects,
are not to pay or deliver the fame but to
whom the Comminioners may appoint,
but to give notice TO
HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to Me CommiDfon.
February 3. d