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LONDON, April Is.

No more Paris Journals having been received
iince Friday, it is to be fuppofed nothing mate
rial has occurred, as when any thing is fuppoied
to be in any degree Notifying, our active enemy
never lofes any time in communicating it. Our
tuggeltion that the information government re-
ceived lait Saturday, did not concern Rulian
troops, but related to the diplomatic corps, has
been amply verified in the fteps which the Firft
Conful has taken, to bring forward adtlrefles
from almoft all the foreign AmbaGadors at Paris
in his behalf, againft Mr.. Drake. It is Till muck
to be doubted whether he will fuAsr fone of them
to reft here. In fact Mr.. Drake may be expect
ed from the continent every day. In the mean
while it is expected, if he is not anticipated, that
Mr.. Fox's promifed motion will pave the way
for an ample vindication of the honor of his
country from that foul ftigma. 70 recently thrown
upon it by the Ufurper Of France.
tits rumoured in our diplomatic circles, that
Bonaparte's minifter to the court of Munich, ci-
tizen Otto, has declared in a note to the Elec-
tor of Bavaria, which was accompanied with a
copy of the pretended correfpondence of Mr..
Drake that he had the orders of the Firft Con-
ful not to appear at court, as long as the Englih
niniiter was admitted there. The Electors an
fver is not known, but it is reported that Mr..
Drake has demanded to be recalled.
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Domestic Intelligence.


The following is copy of a letter received at
this Office, via Baltimore, dated
,fntigHo, Mdy IL, 1904.
Lift Of American vefTes that have pafTed and
are to pats through the Court of Admiralty,
AZ Antigua, hnce the goth April
Brig Actrefs, Tinker, from Martinique to
New-Y ork, cargo fugar, cocoa, coffee, taken by
the Britiih brig Drake on fi,ppoftion of block
ade, condemned, after being detained SIS DAYS.
Sch'r Swan, Bartlett, from Martinique to Piy-
mouth, cargo fugar, coffee, etc. taken by the
Britiih Pandora, for the above rcafon, cleared,
but the eaptors appealed, detained AZ DAYS.
Sch'r Union, Friend, from Martinique to Port
land, cargo fugar, coffee, taken by the Pandora
for fame reafon, trial put off for further proof,
detained 10 days.
Sch'r Freedom, Hedrick, from Martinique to
Cape-Ann, cargo iugar, nolahcs, taken by the
Drake for fame reafon, trial put off for further
proof, detained 65 days.
Brig Mentor, Whitney, from Martinique to
Salem, cargo fugar, coffee, etc. taken 10 Domi-
nique, by The Pandora, for(aine reafon, condemn
ed, detained 90 days.
Brig Nancy, Woodbury., from Martinique TO
Salem, cargo fugar, coffee, taken TO Dominique
by pr1vateer Eclipie, for fame reafon, trial put
of for further proof, detained 20 DAYS.
Sch'r Sally, Newman, of PHILADELPHIA, from
Bordeaux to st. Thomas, cargo wine, brandy,
dry goods, etc. taken by priVateer fch'r Burke,
into Tortola, on fufpicion of French property,
10000 francs condemned, and pay COTS, etc.
Brig Traveller, Gallagher, from Philadelphia
towards 81. Lucie, cargo provilions, lumber, Ia
ken near Martinique on flfpicion Of being bound
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IONS at Strafhurg whole sdeIity may be depend
ed on this would bevery ufeful to us in the
fQuel."
EXTRACT FROM LETTER NO. 3, (25th Fcb.)
Z" am Informed of all the events which tool,
place on the 10th init. and have no doubt but
the police will keep an eye over travellers on
mutt consequently watch for the propitious mo-
ment, in order 10 run no rifk. 1t is only from
YOU I know the details concerning Georges
&c. have no other knowledge of his fchemes
than what your letter furriihes me with, but
IF you have means of extricating any ofhis aiIo-
ciates from danger, do not omit doing it. en-
treat you to get written and printed immedi-
ately fhort addrefs to the army toficers and
foldiers) calling on them not to fuffer Moreau
to perth, their brother in arms, who has 70 of
ten led them to victory, as victim to the rage
and tyranny of the Firf Conful. You may OBJ
ferve in this addrefs, that the merit of Moreau
has for long time dazzled the fight of the lit.
tie tyrant, and that the Hrft Coniul, to get rid
of his rival, has chofen the moment in which in
telligence of the furrender of St. Domingo has
been received, in order to turn Aide the eyes of
the nation from difater, ariine only from his
bad conduct. You fhould not lofe a moment
IN writing this little addrefs, and getting it cir
culated through all the armies with the greatef
diligence"
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sas ever known! That the afafhns were land
ed from q. kings cutter and flpplied with i'm
'menfe fams OF money by the Eneiifh govern
ment, brings the plot home to Mr.. Addington /;
but it is wrong, MIR. Editor, to accufe the whole
Engiiih nation of crime which am iiire will be
as fully condemned BY the Britifh parliament,
ras it by the ref of Europe. MIR. Addington's
quality of prime miniiter of England, cannot
authorize him TO murder any man; much lefs
can it fcreen him from the initice of his coun-
try, for meditating an affafinaton which fsrikes
1T the root of all civil order, and involves the
name of Briton in eternal diigrace, unlefs for
mally diiavowed by the nation. If Mr. Adding
ION is not impeached for his unparalleled of
fence both againft his own country and all the
other governments of mankind, it will be time
enough to attribute his wicketnefs to the gene.
raj character of Britons. Till then, Mr. Edter,
the name of Englifhmen mould not be held up
to execration in the manner it now is.
AN ENGLISHMAN.
Verdan, lotb March, 1904.
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, TRIDAY APRIL Is.
MEDIATION OF RUSSIA

MIR. Fox rofe, merely for the purpofe of put
ting queNion to the right hon. gentleman op-
polite, which, if anfwered Satisfactorily, would
fave him and them, and the houfe, much time
and trouble. The queftion he meant to ak re-
lated to the meafures that had been taken by his
MaieRy's government, TO avail themfeves of the
profered mediation of Ruf1ia. He had, on a
former day, given notice of his intention to fub-
NIT a motion to the houfe on the fubie6t imme-
diately after the recefs, and it would depend on
the anfwer he fhould receive, whether he fhould
carry that intention ntocffect or not. Rumours
were abroad, certainly on loofe authority, that
lmport.n difcnfiinns were depending between
his Maicfty's government and the Ruffian minif.
ter. In that cafe, he could eafily conceive iut
objections 20 the production of the papers which
it would be the Object of his motion TO obtain !;
and, if he !hould be alIured of this faa from au-
thority, he houid, for the prefent, decline pref
fling the matter further.
The Chancellor the Exchequer was glad of
the opportunity afforded him by the qucftion of
the hon. gentleman, to explain what he had faid
on former occalion. When the queftion had
been Hrf put TO him, on the a2d of November,
he had Rated that there were two grounds of OBJ
lection to the production of paper on the fub
Iiect, however anxious his Maiefy's minifers
were to put the houfe in pofefiion of the mott
complete and satisfactory information. The
'N'"Poi'S otyCStiOh,
therenot having beenany regular communication
ofall-he difcuffions between the Englf1, miniiter
and the court of Petersburg in the pofIeflion of
his Majefty's government, at that time, certain
ly did not EXIT at prefeut.-But the other
ground of objection, which rendered. it highly ex-
pedient TO lay any papers on the fubiea, be-,
fore Parliament, fill continued aud he truited
the houfc would not expect him TO fate the cir
cuIphaaces on which this ground of objection
refed. There were circumstances fefpe6ting the
relations ofthe two countries at prefent exiting,
which, if the hon. member were acquainted
with, would refrain him from preHing the quef-
tion. He could not confidently with fenfe of
duty, go further, he had been as explicit as he
could with propriety and difcretion, and trufed
the houfe would not think it neceGary for him
to be more particular, and that the hon. gentle
man would be fatisfed with this ftatement.
Mr.. Fox declared hinfelf fully fatisfed with
the aDfwer Of the right hon. gentleman and con-
fequently gave up Ills intention of prefIing the
queftion. He then gave notice of a molten
which he meant 10 fubmit to the houfe, with re-
fpeet TO the meafures that had been generally
taken for the defence of the country, this day
fe'nnight (next Friday.)
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PARIS, March II.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
SfR,-As Ar Eagliihman, cannot fit Gent at
this eventful moment, when every thing dear to
my country is at fake. When the honor of
England is attacked, all Englinmen who retain
fpark of courage fhouId rife TO defend IL; con-
1equently you will allow me to dernonfrate TO
Europe, that the Britiih nation is by no means
connected with the horrid and daitardly plot
laid 10y the weak Mr.. Addington and his worthy
colleagues, for the murder Of one of the great
EFT men the world has fcen. In every public
print, that is (as every iran muh conceive it)
the generality of Engii(hmen are ftigrnatifed AS
a'aiiins, becaufe handful os inept ftatefmen,
headed by a weak, cringing niniRer, will not
1ay great or wife, bat even commonly polite,
have hired rutfians to Aft their wrong and ee-
morally condemned caufe, by at once plunging
4 Poniard in the bresf of BonapHte, and ftrik-
Ing mortal blow at the honor of the Rnglirh
na,ne. What reafon can there be for thus be-
Rowing invettiyes upon whole people, at the
fame time that the nefarious deed complained of
has been foley perpetrated by the detected
Bourbons, either fupported or fpurrcd on by
the root weak and wicked minilter that England
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HoRRIp MuRDFRlu

An indultrious Frencl,.nari, named LEWIS I'ORI-
EMIT (but better known in this place by the name of
Look Sharp who, foe years kepta retail dry good
itore in Church-treet, found murdered in his bed
on Sunday morning a, having his throat perforated
and his head and body maneed in barbarons and in
human manner. He eccentric character, lived
by himieh, and MISUNDERSTANDING his bunefs was con-
fined, fill he amaiied large FUN of ready cai which
he kept by him for the purpofe of attending vendues
not having confidence in any body "A crow-bar and
two chfisls were found in the hofe. 1t siuppofed
the murderers have got Comfortable fun in gold and
bank notes. There was near $50 weight Of filyer in
dollars &C. found in the houfe, which they had nor
time to carry of. This Northumberland had wife and
child, which, told, he fold fome years ago, and
that e was lately in Baltimore in the capacity Of fer
want
A little after the above knocking murder was difco-
vered, young fellow OF the name of CREENLAw, or
GREENLow, was spprehended on fufpicion, aud after
tri6 examination, it tranipred that the unfortunate
man had been gaming with him houle of i'll fame
on Sunday night and had lon lonle money; alto, the
fnith that made the crow came forward and made
oath, that Greenlaw was the man who ordered and
paid for it. This, with other rong teitnonies (which
we lot with tprefent ndncedthe examining
Magiftrates to commit him prifon and la evening
man OF the name of SMITH was ALTO committed to
priion, on iupicon Of being acceary in the above
murder. -.
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diicoveiy was fnadehy Mr.. Ocland, to whom
one had been given in payment: he, having oc-
caiion tn make payment NJ the hank, among
other bills, rendered the one received from DriS-
gers; this was croled by the officer of the bank,
rs counterfeit; and on Tucfday evening, Dric.
gers prefented another bill OF The fame kind 10
the fame perfon, on whole oath he was appre
hended, and has been committed to Jail. The
bills are drawn payable to the order of Adam
Gilcbriit (; but not indored the engraving is
iaid to be well executed; the fignatures aifo /;
but the paper remarkably thin, and inferior in
quality.
BALTIMORE, May 8.
Extract ola letter from-Havre-de-Grace, dated
the Sd inf.
The quefiion of the fcite OF the Chefapeake
and Delaware canal was ycfterdav fettled i'm
Wilmington. 1t goes from Welch Point to
Mendenhall's in Chriftiana creek. There being
tuch fine bold water from all parts of our bav
to WEIGH point, fcte could not have been de-
termlned on more beneficial to theintercft ofyour
city. In all prohabilitythe Baltimoreans will 20
hand in hand with the Philadelpians in the exc
cutlon of the work."
Bsfrad ofa letter fos, Bordeaur, to gentleman
in Baton, dated IbrH IL.
Aswe informed you in our laft, India goods
OF mhldling and fine qualities, are extremely
fcarce, and much demanded.
" Our flock of Sugar has been conhderably
tliminilhed this fair; and there is little doubt
but that the article will fhortly experience an
augmentation of 10 to Is per cent. provided the
future arrivals are not too numerous, which we
do not, however apprehend, as the advices given
| for fome time pat, have been extremely di{cou-
raging"
NEw-YoRX, Jnne S.
The French figstes Sybille and Dido got un-
der way yefterday mcrGiIIg> with a fine N. w.
| breeze for fea; but the wind falling fhort, they
again anchored near the quarantine ground at
Staten-ifland. AS feveral ve1els which have
| lately arrived at this port were boarded BY the
Briti.h fIigate Bottom on the coat TO the fouth-
ward and as capt. Thompfen who arrived yef-
terday, fawa few days GIcea double decker, filp-
pofed to be the Leander, at no great diftance, il
! is not improbable that they may form iuncti.
/ on, and fall in with the above frigates-if this
! fhould happen we may expect foon to hear of
a naval combat :: for the Frenchmen are deter
mined to fight !
fngate Philadelphia, dated at Tripoli, Feb. 2ed,
mentions that the prifoners had not met with any
: III treatment, in confequencc of the dcftruction
of that vefiel, except the partial parole allowed
them being taken off, and they confined to their
quarters.
! We underftand, by a letter from New-O..
leans, that John w. Gurley, Eiq. formerly of
Bottom, has been appointed United States At
torney for the Diftrict of Louifana.
~. r. Mev. 14Gu.
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION,

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION. ~
The committee appointed to examine the re-
turns of votes for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, reported, that the whole number of
votes for Governor were 54,49e, of which his
excellency CALEB STRONG had so,orI, and
is chofen that the whole number of votes for
Lieutenant Governor were 52,o6e, of which
his Honor EDWARD II. ROBBINS mad
q, Is, and is chofen.
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NORFOLK, June ~.

We are happy in announcing, that the new bridge,
the Eaern Branch of Elizabeth river, is nearly
fnlhed II is now paHabe for horfes and chairs, and
in the courfe of theweek will be open for carriages,
&c. The following arethc RATES Of FOLIAGE
Five Centsfor each perfon,
S do horle,
S do a wheel
Every Wagon, Coach, or Chariot, with the Dri-
yer, the fame as for 6 horfes.
Hogaead Tobaero--ss for one horfe.
Every Hog, Sheep, or Goat, one Cent.
Cattle FIVE Cents
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couNrrpFr1r Nnrrs-

o. the evening of e fday laf, perfon of
the name Of Jofeph DIiegers, was committed to
jail ny james 3entham, efq. for having pal1ed
forged notes OF the Office Of diEcount and depo.
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NETWORK ELECTION.
In 1901 Clinton had 24,sos votes
Vanrenlfelaer 2o,s43
Majority for G ov, Clinton 1905
In 1904 Lewis has 3o,s29
Burr 22,I3e
-ra<

Z The total increafe of votes from 1901 To so4
is7,3I7. No returns were made from the coun
ty of st. Lawrence.
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CHARLEsToN, MAY %,

CHAsLEsTON, May 80.
With great pleafure we announce the arrival
of Mr.. GRssF, in the fervice of the Catawba
Company, who has been trongly recommended
to thembyMr. LaTrobe asa proper perfon too
pen the navigation ofthe Catawba and Wateree.
MIR. Graft has had ample experience in fimilar
works, having carried circular perforation of
Fix feet diameter for nine hundred feet through
a fold rock, to favour the tranfmiiiion of the
water ofthe Schuyikill to the grand reiervoirin
Philadelphia, for fupplying that city with water
for domeRic piupofes. The Catawba Compa-
ny are bufily employed in firnifhng Mr.. Graf
with every thing necefary to enfIre free paf-
faye OF boats up and down the falls and fhoals
of the rivers committed to their care. Prom
their zeal IN this buhnefs, and the abilities of
the engineer they have employed, fanguine hopes
are INDUCED that fomething efeetual will, ere
long, be accomplished for the accommodation
OF the we0sm citizens both of North and South
Caroliua, by enabling them to tranfport their
crops to market without mourning the enor-
nous expence of land carriage for two or three
hundred miles.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-03
Sold alto, RETAIL
Forty Dollars RewQfd.

RAN AWAY from yhe flbfcriber about5,
6 weeks ago, negro wencb named Rachel
She is imall woman, about FIVE feet in height
and SO years old rather of thin mske-H.
coiour is very black, and her nofe not 70 an 81
nfuai in negroes. She has rarher thrill goa
ard is pert; lhe is h-ld negro, and went d
with cotton drefs, bot may change her coah
--tier father is black man named Tom, vii
recovered his freedom year or two ago, ofM
n, Crawford of Maryland, aud l an told nr
lives in Alexandria, Waihington or Geoy'
Town fIe is an African upwards Of 20 Ysn
old, and has galhes on his cheeks It is pro6iSt
the Vench may be harboured by hiT, orN'
half filter of hers called Winney, belonging
Mrs. Brown near Alexandria. The above q
ward will be given if taken up any where u
ofthe fate, and fecurcd 70 that get her sgi9
or Twenty Dollars if taken sin the Gates
not more than 80 miles from home, and tor c,S|
mile over that diaance what the law allowsaS
livered to
t. BLACKBURN
Nippon Lodge, near Dumfries tVfgJ
Jan. z4'h. 1904. szEg
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 10Th
of October last, negro nan slave named
B O B,
about 20 years of age, FIVE feet nine inches high
straight hmbed and wei rmed; said slave hath
an impeachment IN his speech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with HIM variety Of
good cloathiug, description Of which is unneees
>sary. as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since he ab
seconded, and in all probability now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly she slave
Of Mr.. JOHN MUM, late of this town, but SOW
said toebe free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of TEN EoLLARs for the dis,
covery of those who have been accessory to his
concealment.
Captai's Of vessels, &c. are forwarncd at
their peril, not torake him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. *. d
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Fee Dollars ReuaYd.

Runaway from my Farm, on Tuefday morn
ing Taft, Negro man fave called CHARLES,
about twenty years of age, tall and aender made;
has place on his head bare Of hair, occafioned
by burn; bis cloathing alort blue jacket, "trip
ed Country cloth uowfcrs, which yarn fockings,
coarSe fhoes and an old bat. expect he is yet
iurking in Alexandra, as he was feen IN THAI
place on the fame day he ran away.
/ will give the above reward tor fecuring the
negro Charles in the Jail of Alexandra. and !
do hereby torwarn all persons from harboring or
carrying him off at their Peril.
Barnaby, near Pobek Church.
EDWARD SANFORD.
Ian, 90. eO3a.
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Further Notice.

ON Monday fhe b day OF March next will
commence the faIe OF the property OF )ames
Smi.h, at the Store lately occupied by him IN
Dumiries, ccnfaing ola
Variety Of GOODS,
The remains of has Store, Houishod and Kitchen
Furnuure, IIosfess Cattle, Shesq, Hogs, Farm
iue Usentils, Rivsr and Bay Craft, Scows, Beats,
sc. &c.
.4ls.-TWELyE NEGROES, ifnot difpof
ed Of at private iale.
Lik-wile the Lands, Houies. Lots, &c. OF fad
Smih's, VIZ.
A Trad of Land near Dumfries on
the tide waters OF Poweil's Creek, called Cedar
Grove, containing about 500 acres, with Houiss
aud Other improvements.
One moiety Of a TRAD Of Land on
Chsppswamil Geek, With Houfes, Qeafries, and
Frseeore shereoo, &c
A Il uie and Lotin Newport, Pc
eon,ae) NJ. 8.
Two Lots with storehouie, Sheds,
Wh.a, e. Is The faae rs o,t Ms & 10
One Of two undivided Lots IN the
Town Of Genrss, Ssef 4 New Yctk.
Two Lots in.the City Of Waiting
tor. ~. in Square 49,.
And the Houfes and Lots in Dunn
flies s.ou. ocecpi.e ~ fsid Sn h.
For further particulars concerning
fain Lsoas. IS. reg ire of fad Smith, shefub-
fcrsber, sho viii thew the terms and which will
be publicly mace Known as the time and place Of
fac. 49,,
a credit of fix months will be Civ
en- on All iums over Twenty Doila's, BY giving
bond with approved fecurity for the amount, with
;otes~a iron, the dsre, il not puraualIy paid.
The Sale will continue from day to
dsy TOLL all the atorefa,d properly Is dlip0f-
81 Of. -,
Duuf'iss, Jan. IS. Ga7l s0df
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Iohn Mafon.
To Rent.

For enc or moye y<ars, tbat valaabh
DISTILLERY AND MILL,
Late tie Property Of General GEoRcR WASH
1NGToN of Monnt Vernon, situated on a
navigable creek within zine miles Of Alexan-
dria.
This Dilfillery has five large Stills
and Boiler erected upon the late improved plan,
with lheds for rafting and fatning Hogs, alto falls
for thirty Beeves.
In point of fl5uation none can exceed it, the
.eafy accefs to Maryland, will always enfure the
gresteR abundance of grain for carrying on the
drilling bufinef in lis mott extenfve fcaIe, indie
pendent of its own nelghbourhood, which has
always been able to fupply it. The mill will
require fome repairs, which will be done at the
pfoprietor's expence fhc has manufactured large
quantities Of Flout, and may eafly pc made to do
il again: To this mill is cooper's (hoP, and a
comfortable dwelling hoaie. Application to be
made to the fubflriber, near the foot.
Law. LEWIS.
Too Or
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l. q S t.

Between the zia and 18th OF Dec. lSo3 j.
Of Mr.. Ifaac Strother's wagon, fom. wbe,. : :
the road from Alexandra TO FIilffborouol. f
doun county. rew mans SADDLE, Of i
following delcription, double Girted pad l,g
with FARCE, and faced with leather, fmalfro@9
plated nails, Airrups plated on the outaI4 ~
handbills pafed under the fkin, with III. f,ll'.
ing ircription printed on item, Levi lam.
Saaler, Cap and Harnsfs maker, Alexandra
A handfome reward viii be given to any n,t,
that will leave it with James H. Hsm;,o.
Hillfboroush; or, Levi James, Alexan5ns
February Z. our.
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NoaGce.

The fubfcriber being dolly appointed afigree OF
the eitate and effstss IF James Smits, Of Dunn
fries, a Barkrups, GIVES NOTICE, TO all
thofr Indebted 10 him. or who may have any of
his cfate or effects IN their pea fion, to pay
or deliver The fame TO 5hr sfignee without delay,
and no other psiion, Dat fuch as may be au'ho
riftd by him.. Thofs indebted, whosfnd it In
cony rpisns to make immediate payment, that viii
oner before the 6rN day Of March next, come
forward and give bords for The balances due faid
eitate, will b. INDUCED uotil SEPTEMBER next,
by making sh= fame iecufe, but thots who do
not avail thrpleIves of this opportunity, or
making payment, nay expect pr.iscutious will
be commenced withou; referye.
Timothy Bru'sdige,
Aflignse.