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Bait. Fed. Gaz.)
ETYMOLOCTCAL.

ioi'Su " 81 ~ OooRj dllu, ,hCiGiolC, tiey
quote, numerically, from their deep reaa-
ing III be Dictionary, what is Arlaocra-
cy, and Democracy, and Republic.
The learning that Is thrs poured into their
fnallnoddles mutt, fit be more thana jill,
run out, for there is no fuch thing as max.
ing pint bottle hold quart. 10 aaiiA
our brother DUANE with drep of learn
ing, as much as be can take at once, we
recommend to him, this biaoSical fatt, as
curious topic among the antiquities Of
CloumeA; thar the noble and privileged
order among the Romans was called bohI
cian. By the itfange revolution OF time,
the term PAtr;ciun, after implying Office
and rank, was aauned by the vanity of
the common people as fu,name. Inttead
OF the latin appellation PATsl cIus, be-
longing uniformly to fome great man, as
KTIUs, the pa,rician, who commanded
the armies of VALENrINIA the 81, and
who was the great ansagoniit Of ATILLA,
the King Of the Huns, it happened, ten
to one, that fome poor wandering Piebi-
an, with pack a, his back, was called
PATR1cIUs. Hence it was, that ST.
PATRIClUs, or ST. PATRICK, whole head
was cut of, in France, lwam over to Ire
land, carrying his own head, do you fee
Mr.. Duane, in his teeth, and there, as
every body keowss he .peopied all Irelaud
with his own hlrds. He was their ia
nous apoRle, and left fuch great repu-
tation behind him, that every Irithman
ever 6nce is proud of being called the fon
OF St. PATRICK. Hence it is, that Tie
name of PATR1c1us, or PATRICK, or
PADDY, has become 70 common in Ire-
land.
As DUANE treaas 70 reverentIy.on the
ground of etymology, we foreiee "a diff
Guilty in his learning and logic. Demos
does not, he Jays, mean TENN, nor, as ii
is malciouly pretended, Dsm9na,eby,
bur good wholeiome knock ne down De-
mscrQey, but, if PATRICK means PArRI-
CLAN, that is arifocraoy, and foul fpot
and blelni!, In the glory Of our imported
Patriciau Patyi0ts. But they, dear no.
nies, are not TO blame for what theie arif
tocratic book. makers have put into print,
70 long too before they were born, with
out letting them know aln1oR orquite no.
thing at all al ali about il, and the Natu-
ralization Law, moreover, provides,
that the new citizen 1hall renounce his 10.
btLuy.
We do NOT, therefore, think DUANg's
cafe will be 70 very bard for him to make
out, if he will but let his Dictionary a
lone, and flick to the Laqv that the Pa
.trietau SMILEY has made to encourage
opprehed humanity to break jail. and
rake refuge here
(PaAad1am.)
1t is rule of found tohey as well as of
true morality never to do evil that good
may come OF IT,, dnce in all inRances the
{" meaiure we nlete TO others will necef-
fairly be " mesed TO US again" Widely
variant from this rule is The ruling maxim
of the followers OF Weiihaupt. With
Philosophers Of the new fcheol 7" the means
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Wanted to Hire Immediately,
n WOMAN to do the Cooking and
IN Waiting Of a Gnall Family. APP
ply to the Printer.
New. g. eo3t
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1t is a rule of found tohy as well as of
true morality never to do evil that good
may come OF IL" fnce in all inRances the
8. meafure we nlete TO others will necef-
fairly be " meted TO US again" Widely
variant from this rule is The ruling maxim
of the followers OF Weiihaupt. With
Philosophers OF the new fchool I" the mems
always jufify the end Under the
influence of this miichelvous principle it
was, that all the horrors Of the French
Revolution were perpetrated. Heayen
forbid this jacobinical maxim ihould e yer
obtain currency in America yet that,
to a certain degree, it has obtained in
braaiee, iseyident from recent incidents,
as we'll as from fome of remoter date.
To what principle but this can we trace
the flanders that were uttered and circulat-
ed apainR the hrf Preiident of the Unit
ed States And from what, but the love
of po4vrr and emolament, without regard
to the means by which they are obtained,
have fprung the efforts againf the Chrh
tain Religion, and the calumnies againil
its minilers, that are made or Propagated
by certain clafs Of people among US
The fame principle alto it is, that h n
decided the event of the late election TOR
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alerangria GDDertlser.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER :.
COMMERCIAL.

AT Liverpool, Sept. IS, beef was in
demand, tar z6s. fayes in demand.
Americans are only allowed TO carry
flour, hih, and Lumber, 70 Martinique,
Are obliged TO receive produceia part pay.
The duties are 2 ! on imports, $ on ex-
ports. American veflels are only allowed
TO lay hours eff: -harbor without Gem
ing in.
Capt. Brown from Surrinan, Rates,
that there was no beef or pork at market
or IN fore; that -four was from 10 to II
dolls. but there was no lale for other A
merican produce.
By the exiting laws Of the colony Of
Guadalupe, the duties on articles permit
ted TO be imported, are as follow
Beef, 6 livres tournois III cents pr.
Ioz ID. Pork, the fame duty, Codfih,
do. in addition to the general duty of 2
per cent.
Flour, Lumber. Cattle, Rice, and all
other articles permitted, pay a general
duty Of 2 per cent. ad valorem.
Duties of Sugars, Coffee and Cotton, II
per cent. ad valorem, on Molales and
Rum, s. pr. cent.
No foreign vehe!s are permitted to take
off more produce than is equal to the a.
mount Of their inward cargo.
We are told, that iome fhort time ago,
information being given to the command
ans at Hiipaniola, that ich'r was lupply
ing the blacks with military flores, &c.
a French frigate was dispatched to Ieize
her, when chaie of s days took place,
and the fch'r got into St. Thomas, be-
fore the frigate, where the captain ran un-
der the protection of the fort and Danifh
friga,es, Lying there. The Frenchman
followed, and Immediately fent his barge
with body of marines, and took poGef-
fion of Tie fchooner, notwithstanding her
being in foreign port, under the pro-
lection of It's guns. The captain of the
Gchooner having pulhed on thore as foon
as he came to anchor, the French captain
demanded him of the Governor. The Co.
vernon replied, he could not deliver up
burgher, which the captain of the fch'r
was; what farther took place our inform
ant did not learn. Iras Am.
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and tha, his cofnrade, who then lay wonnd-
ed near him, had with the worm fixed on
his rasnrod, twited cut the eyes Of leye-
raj Of the white women while alive.
On coming thro' the Bite of Leogane, he
fay grear number Of dead negroes and
fome few white. floating in the fea and
he was toli tha.a fchooner weekly and
perhaps ofsensr at ?. Republican took 100
or $50 negroes. on board, catricd them yu1
OF the port, and Oh the irlt or fecond
night titled them, burning brimaone in
the hold, and then threw the bodies over
board. We have been told iomeihing Of
the fame kind was fuppofed to be prattifed
at tie Cape. A brig there frequently
took anumber of blacks on board, went
TO Tea and in few aaysfeturned empty,
what become Of them, our informant did
no pretend 70 FAY.
Cap;an W. fays it was reported that
Chrltophc and Defalines, with large
portion Of the blacks who were in the fer
vice Of the French resolsed, but this,
with any account he could get frcln
Cape Nicholas were 70 vague and they
were fcarce worth repeating every &C
count however leems to,preditt the TO
tai evacuation Of that 1iand, by the
French, without a coniideraole reinforce
ment, which from any thing we have feen,
ieems rather at difance.
Captain w. law ieven fail of the line,
apparently for Jamaica.
Arrived brig Jo{eph & James, Walton,
Port Republican.
Cleared, fhips Philadelphia, Raf:r,
Antwerp; Margaret, Brown, Liverpool !;
Snow William, QuandJille, Madeira !;
Brig Friendhip, Deane, Cayenne; fchr's
MeGenger, Burroghs, St. Thomas Han
nab, Ph;ppen, Salem; Fame, Barker,
Bottom; loop Fliland, Hand, Alexandria.
Capt. Walton left at Port Republican,
| briggs two Siaers, Walton, and Lovely
Lucy, Brewer, of and for Philadelphia,
| the latte. to fail in 10 or II days.
Alto, brig Grafton, Of balti-
more.
The brig Frisndhip, O'Connor, failed
10 days AMI feh'r Edward & Edmund,
Veacock, day before the Joleph & James
| both for Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK, November II.

Schooner Sally, Thomas, z days from
St. Johns, Ms. Left in Tarpaulin Cove
the brig Iadutary, 8 2 days from Demerara,
bound TO Stonington. She had loft her
captain, and the mate fuPplied his place.
Left there, ALTO brig from Surrinam
bound 10 Norwich, and ieveral other,
bonnd TO the weRward.
Schooner Daphne, Norton, II days
from ST. Croix. In lat. 81, long. 10, IL,
ipoke hip John and Iiaoella, Dixon, out
days from the Bay Of Honduras, bound
TO London. Left there only one vcGel,
the brig Lovely. Lais, OF Philadelphia,
who bad paiage of II days. Flour at
ST. Croix y dollars per barrel, pork IS,
beef 4. Ipdi:n meal 5, butter 8 bits a
pound, hogs lard Il. American produce
low.
.Schooner Red BIRD, Walker, IL days
from Warrington, n. c. Five leagues
frem the Cspes of Virginia fpoke fsbooner
Farmers Daughter, out IL days from
Pert Mosant, bound TO Marblehcad, The
captain who informed that he faw a large
1hip under jurymatts fanding in for the
Havanuah, being then about 2 leagues
e:eans; fdppoied hertc be an E0glilh fhip.
Al the fame time Jaw brig 10 leeward
with her mainlopmaR gone and both pump,
going; ihe had black lides, and by her
hull fuppoied che was an eaRern built brig !;
The had apparently fprung a leak, and was
making for the Havana.
Er,rQas from .J1amaica Papers.
Kmsgs1, OR. Is. Arrived 6hooner
MohaWk, Qaails, Norfolk. Sailed. fnip
hsry, YhallSon, New York; Little
iatsy, Wells, Nswbern. On. ~ Ar
rived, hip Orlando, Ti,comb, Newbu-
sypcrr brig Charlotte, Saunders, Will
mng,on. Oct. rs, Arrived, brig Chance,
ShsIlsGon. Sailed hip Hopewsll, Ger
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SHAM PATRIOTS.

An editorial article in the C0u,;ly of
Nfev- Ham1s@ire(a paper publiihed at Con-
cord, and conducted with energy aud a.
billty) gives defcription Of various
Kinds OF patriots. The following is par
ticalarly jua:-
!" There IS kind of Patriots, that arife
IN monsnts Of national: prolpcrlty who,
enjoying tie beilignity Of free govern
n'snt, direct all their rage 10 lhake its
foundations, or raile themfeIyes 10 its
guidance who
"put on the thick woye garment of
rretention,
g And, in the elota disuilss of that
malk,
!" Fitch confidence from unlul9eaing
men,
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flfh, New 1ork. NOV. +, AIIiVed,
fchooner Galatea, Paine, Charlefon;; briggs
Hiram, Edmonton, do. Ann & Debby,
Ouinton, Bottom Norfolk, Jofsph,
Charleaon; Catharine, Thomas, Beau
fort; fhooner Sally Sears, NewbeIn !;
loop Ruby, Norfolk.
M0ufege Bay, Oa. Is, Sailed, hip
Polly, Stout, Wilmington, N. c.
The Englih ihip Liverpool, Johnfon,
from St. Johns, N. B. bound to Jamaica,
lately fonndered under full fail, off Cape
Raphael, St. Domingo. The only per-
fon faved was All American free negro.
William Coks, who prefervsd hinfelt on
one of the matches, and was four days at
Tea before he reached land.
November 20.
Entered brig Joieph, Tucker, St Pierres
Mart. Adventure, Chapman, Antigua
Englilh brig Glory, Gilbert, Bermuda !;
fchIs Columbus, Torrance, Newbern, N.
c. Lucy Ann, Relaxation, Norfolk Mi
nerya, Stanton, Saybrook Concord, Milf.
ter, Richmond; Peggy, BTinard, Turks
Illand Lydia, Rhodes, WalhiDg,on, n.
c. Mercury, Bragden, Mar,inico; Diff
patch, Jones, Curracoa siaers, Boret,
Fredericktburg; ioop iarriott, Lines,
Falmouth, Jam. Suiannah, Ryan, ST. Mar
tins !; Welcome Return, Travis, Frede-
rickfburg; Morning Star, Jarvis, Virgil
MIA; Lucy, Hunce, Jamaica.
Cleared thips Cato, Jamefon; Sophia,
Wood, ST. Sebaitians and Bourdcaux /;
Cheaerfeld, Brarne, Naples; briggs Ro-
fanna, Cofin, St. Michaels and a marker !;
Hope, Smith, Nantz.
Put back to this port, the brig Difco-
very, having fPrung a leak, after being
OUT "a hours.
Arri0ed fsee ar lae.
Brig Joieph, Tucker, from ST. Piefres,
(Mart.) Nov. sth fpcke brig Sufan,
from Martinique, for this port, out 46
days. Left there on 10Th October brig
Amphion, of Portland, to fail in a week /;
fchr. St. Domingo packet, of Baltimore,
waiting for cargo; fchr. Able, Thuler,
of Chasleaon ja.t arrived; fhip Sally OF
Bottom to fail in a fortnight; brig Peggy,
of New York; brig Ranger of Portland ;
ichooner Only Daughter Of New York /;
fchr. Prelident, Of Portland and brig
Miller of Baltimore.
Brig Adventure, Chapman fr. Antigua.
Prices cnrrent Of provi6ons, pork from "a
TO IS dolls. beef 20 dolls. in demand, -four
from S to 9 dolls.
Schr. Union, RuGel, from ST.. Kits. In
lat. IS. I6. long, 70, fpcke brig Fi,zwil-
liam, Walker, out 81 days from Kingfon
Uam.) bound to Newburyport. Left
there 2 or 3 fouthern vefiels, names not re-
collected. Price Of piovilions Flour s
dolls. Pork from 20 to u dolls. Beef from
Io TO II dolls.
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Mr.. Ogden completed The negociation
with Mr.. Burr.
"Foufth. 1t appears that Mr.. Burr, on
the 6Ia interview with Mr.. Ogden enter
ed fully and cordially into bis views, and
silsn,ed 70 his propofsions;''
ssSuch is the rate of this deep-laid plot,
iuch the agents who have been active in
II, and happy indeed is If for the coantry
,hatis is at length brought TO Light
Afer the appearance of this letter,
Cbeetham, (" @ fbis ozun Importance FILL"
FAT down and took pisch Of inuR,. He
was a very great man! and 70 was I" couGn
Denniifon.' bis partner, whcfe name is al
ways coupled with h in the paper, to give
il weighs! ard pretty Concert they make
,ogerherl
& hgice tappy union TO entrance the foul!
How like the notes Of cats, vocal pair,
Gy boys 10 ca, oh their wild & Mingled airy
7y'd tail TO tail, and thrown scrt IS a PIE"
After little ref, lie ieiumed the fub-
istf, playfully; he was as .nifchievous as
a Monkey, and fer week together let
of his fqnibs and crackers at Mr.. Burr
and al his particular friends with the
greateit fuccels. One gentleman got him
10 pfin, denial, under his own hand,
of The faas in which he was implicated,
and he was turned into ridicule; fecond,
under the folemnity of an oath, contra
di9ed his fate;nenrs, and his oath was
.inlolently fneered at. 1t was repeated
again and again, that Colonel Burr had
applied TO Mr.. Ogden, and Mir. Ogden
had refuled to give certificate OF the
falfehood of the Ratement refPetting him
ielf, althoughat that time colonel Burr
had not feen MIR. Ogden. A broad laugh
was ie. up refpctfing this application to
: Mr.. Ogden, and the Clintonians wenr to
market for week together and chartered
with the butchers and huckfer women
with broad grin of delight on their faces.
This was al lufered quietly to paG; but
now, when the Rufh Of imaginary victory
has little iubGded, doctor Irving has
taken very proper and correct itep to
iet the public right in this particular. His
well-written letter to Mr.. Ogden and
the reply, which have appeared in the
morning Chronicle Of this day n we here
iubjoin, without comment.
In this controversy we take no part,
we have taken none nor do we mean TO,
further than love of truth and fairnels
and deteltation of all thar is bale and
malicious may compel ue, in common with
aIltbe better part OF the community
When will the character Of the Citizen
arrive at its proper Handing? It yet re-
ceives fomething OF fuppors in this city,
fnall indeed, bur enough tokeep it on its
legs, aud lome decent people, it is faid,
iufer their names Rill TO remain On the
fublcription lift.
= See dlsrandia dl0eri5lSr Of 7~eay
laG.
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hitter TO this country, having been APP
pointed in that capacity TO the court of
Lifbon.
YeRerday arrived the brig Joleph and
James, capt. Walton, from Port Republi.
can, which he left the iecond inf. - Capt.
Walton mentions that it was not 70 Gckly
as it has been, but notwithstanding which,
the fever fill makes ravages amorg the
European folders.
Capf. w. fays, that he underfood the
French were preparing TO evacuate Saint
Marks, Gonaives and That the
blacks were il poaetlion of L'Archaye,
from whence they fred on the brig 10
feph and James as Che paaed that place,
bur without effect.
The force at port Republican does not
amount to more that 5000 troops and
1000 white inhabitants, force too made
quate TO mike any great impretlion on the
large body of negroes in arms 10 that neigh
borhood, between whom frequent kir-
miihes take place, which has little other
effect, than the reduction of both parties.
AtSt Marks, the French growing jea-
lous OF the black troops in their pay, drew
up 600 of them and furrounded them,
with an intention of difarming them, but
the negroes retufed to deliver up their
arms, and fred on the furroupding troops,
which they returned, and every negro was
mahacred on the fpot!
Cruelty ieened TO be the order of the
day at Hifpaniola. A few days before
captain w. failed, brigand boat was ia
ken and brought 10, all the brigands ex-
ceps two were killed. One Of ,hofe
brought in iaid, that they had fome little
time before, taken fchooner full of white
women, all otwhom they PUT to death,
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Public 5ale.

III 5 o'Cloek tits ativnoen, 7uW be Jold
on Merchants ooha,7,
90 Barrels prime Beef,
20 D.. do. Pork,
at credit Of 60 and % days.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Dec. ;.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

LOST, fomewhere in the Areets
OF Alexandria, by waggoner, parcel
OF BANK NOTES, wrapped up in ffnaIl
piece OF white Paper, the amount and def.
criptian OF the Nores cannot be accurate
" mentioned. There was one Note of
the United States Bank, for 100 dollars.
and 1t Is believed two 10 dollar Notes s.
one OF 5. Whoever may have found the
iaia Notes and will deliver them to the
Printer, HAL have the above Reward.
=; :. d3t+
COAL FOR SALE.
James River Coal for {ale -
o. ao'1S,s Wharf apply TO John Dunlap,
NOV. a3. MS -.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.

ARRIVED
Ship Betey, Foae,r. Rfiaol
Brig Franklin, Butts, Barbados
Tyrone, Windior, do.
Schooner Fame Tucker, Norfolk
Warrington, Bottom
CLEARED.
Brig Indufry, M'Kcnzie, Barbados
Schooner Victory, Silvsiter, Bermuda
Nancy, Chate, Cayenne
Two Brothers, Ldckett, Wet
Indies
Sparrow, Co!emra, Charlefon
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PHILADELPHIA, November 20.

By the laf London papers it appears,
that citizen Otto is not TO come OUT mi
niaer TO this country, having been APP
pointed in that capacity TO the court Of
Lifbon.
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NETWORK,
FOX SALE,
TbQt qoell lftuated and eommodioas
BRICK HOUSE,
ON cAMERoN-STRRET,

a.
Now in the occupation Of Capt. Dan
gerfeld. = The houie is convenient and
well built. conGfing Of eight rooms, well
fnihed, full tory and a half kitchen,
nurfery and lodging rooms above the fame,
fable & other conyeniencles on the lot,
which is IS feet front and TO feet 7
inches deep.
Alto, two other LOTS adjoining the
fame, IS feet front and 100 feet.deep, to
ten feet alley, wherein there is bnilf,
on each a back building one and afhaif
ttory high, four rooms in each.
Alto, the corner LOT adjoining the
fame, on Cameron and Warrington freets,
unimproved, s. by affect, with conve-
nient ground for aabling, sc. on the laid
ten feet alley.
| will alfo fell, that whole fquare with
five frame houfes thereon, either in lots
from IS TO IS front by 100 and 10 feet
deep, on the whole fquare, as may belt
luit the purchaiers, it being pleafantly iita
ated on Oronoco, Alfred, Patrick &Pendle-
ton-Rreets, known by the name of the
George Town Turnpike, laying between
John Dundafs and John Potts, Eiqr's.
kQufes. No further particulars is necef-
fairy to be. given, as thoie who are inclined
to purcafe will view the premiies. A
great part ofthe purchafe can be taken in
Groceries and Dry Goods, and-theremain-
der by inaalmenss, by giving fecurisy or
bank Rock.-Apply to Mr.. Philip G.
MarfeIler, or to the fubicriber, Goose
Creek, Lcudoun-- If not fold by private
bargain, they will be expoled to iale on
Thutiday, the 24th indtant--good war
ranted deeds will be made for the whole
on the completion of the payments.
JOHN BOGUE.
June ii. ddt
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FOR SALE,
In fee Gmple or Ground Rent.

By Public Auaion, on the PRE-
mics, on Weduefdaytbe 23d dayof tie
freeut ninth, jf.not 3reviogGy(ola BY
briOate contraf7,
Half an acre of Ground III
town, iituate onthe north hde Of Prince
and Wef Gde of Warrington freets: b.
ginning at the interieetion Of fad areets,
fronting Warrington r76 feet 7 inches,
and on Prince Rreet Ia3 feet. s inches.
The ground is laid off in convenient
building lots. On one OF which is very
good dwelling houfe, now under rent to
James .M'Clenaban
Warrington is the mott fpacious areet
In town, and willmoit probably become
the centre. This ground has the advan-
tage of laying between the two principal
Greets leading from the country cir
cumfance of much importance, to thofe
who are defrous of purchafng. Apply to
ricketts,, NezvtOn 6 Co.
William HodgJou.
Tuna I, ddf
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Fifty bis. Of PORK for Eale by
IN the cate Of .5ames GzJ!5es,
n Rnukrqibt
"a BUuRTUDt.

WHEREAS commilion of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iaued againa
James Gillies, of the town of Alexandria,
in the dillrie of Columbia, by the name
and the delcription of James Gillies, on
the 9th day of May, in the year of our
lord, one thouiand eight hundred and two:
And whereas the. commiaioners in and dy
the laid commiiiion named and authorized,
have declared him 70 be bankrupt; the
Caid commissioners do hereby lummon and
require the faid James Gillies pcrfonally
to be and appear before the commiiiioners,
in the faid commiiion named, on Thurlday
the 18th day of this prelent month; on
Thurfday the 3dday of June next, and on
Friday the 18th day Of the fame month,
at Gadiby's Tavern in Alexandra, at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there to be examined, and to make a
full and true di!covery and diiclcfure of all
his eaate and effects according to the di-
reaions of the act of Congrefs, entitled,
!" An sa to eaablifh an uniform fy1emof
bankruptcy throughout the United States
at either of which meetings the creditors Of
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, and tho(e who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have effects of any kind
in their hands belonging to him, are NOT
to pay away or fecrete the fame.
JAMES KEITH
J.C. HERBERT, CommiEoueHs=
J.. B. NICHOLS,
Tsfe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the eommmlIou.
May S. doW