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The 6eautyul high.6loo1ed horSe,
P r E CIPIT AT F..

HULL fifteen hands and 4 half high, a anc
4 sorrel, handsomely marked, of big bone, md
great muscular strength and powers, evidently
denoung the true English running horse-wil
stand ct my stables, at Sandy Point, in Charlie.
City county, at six guineas the season, and dol.
lar to the groom; but the season may be dis.
charged by the payment of twenty dollars, on O,
before the 10th day of O&ober.
Extensive, rich ana productive PASTURES. well
enclosed III various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, as well on that accoun,
as from It's physical situation. Servants found
gratis but no liability for involuntary escapes
or accidents.
This celebrated horse, whose name is so truly
applicable to his character, was bred by Lord
Egremont, fcaed in 1887, got by Mercury "a son
OF Eclipse dam by Herod, grandam by Match
EN-, out of Mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare, is un
doubtedly one OF the best horses ever imported
into this country, and is now thought by many
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance to
see him, superior although he has SO lately eros
sed the sea, that it Cannot be expelled he should
have gained his pristine form and beauty
HE is truly such i horse Virgil describes of
line one->+an eye large, black and full of fire.
bold as the Lyon, active the Greyhound and
Ill all his movements ether; hs rushes forward
Ike a thunderbolt, and hesitates at nothing.
In the first spring meeting 1890, at New Mar
Ac'b "hSh tHIee JeArD Clio, lie won the first class
OF tue Princes stakes, OF 100 guineas each beat.
ing thunder6oit, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper,
four having paid foefcit. In the same week, he
won the Bolton stakes of so guineas each. bear
ing ChanIbooe, Dragon, and Pallafox-seven
paid forfeit Second spring meeting, ne won tina
third eass of tte Priuee's stakes, OF 100 gunezs,
beating Thunder6olt--seven paid forfeit And
IN the same week, he received 100 guneas forfeit
from Lord GrosVenor's Radamanthus.
In 1872, he won sol. at Gmdheld beating
Doge, Thunderbolt, Serlngapatam, and Stout
The next day sol. at the same place, beating Car
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings 100
guineas at Lewes, beating Skyscaper at three
heats, the first being deemed 4 dead heat after
winch he was so highly esteemed, that he became
stallion in his lordship's stud, at IL guineas
mare
This horse is the sire OF Jonquil, Petworth
Matranna, Rosalba. chestnut colt out af Bobtail
chestnut colt OUT of Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus
haginier, Apollo, CULVER, Tag, Louisa, Tip
statt, End many others of great fame now in train
ing.
purchased him myself when in England las,
tall' at the sale Of Richard Watt, dec. where
complete stud of his get were sold at Auction, at
prices tar beyond what was common. TO wit,
yearings from so to 320i. sterling-a printed list
OF which now have i'll my possession, to be seen
at any time
For character and performances. see Racing
Calendar from 1870 to 1872 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary, page 1873, vol. 9, printed l8O3-Wii.
lam Iaplin, author
WILLIAM LIGHTFoOT.
March 10. 1904. wtmIys
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HIRGLVJA.


ut a SUPERIOR Court Of CHancerv, holden in
Richmond, Tie 2slh day Of May, 1904.
Between
John Watkins and Sarah Moore, executor
and executrix of Joseph Moore, plaintiffs.
And 2
Hachariah Williams and Thomas Glascock, |
executors OF Robert Walton, dec defendants
on the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel the
- cours doth order that the defendants, who are
not Inhabitants of this commonwealth, and who
have failed to appear and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and to Shew cause against the revival of
the suit lately depending in this court. in which
their tcstator was plaintiff. aud the present plain
tiits defendants, appear here on the first day OF
the next term and answer the said bill and shew
cause. IT any they can, why the suit aforesaid of
their said testa.or brought fora settlement of ac-
counts, and in which al account was ordered and
4 report in pursuance thereof. made before the
abatement thereof, should not stand revived a.
glnst hem rs defendan' S in thc names of the pre.
senr plaintiffs: And the court further ordereth
that the defendants he notified of this order. by
insertion of copy thereof for TWO months sue
cessively in one or more Of he Richmond news.
papers, and BY ano:her copy being posted on the
front door f the capitol IN this city.
a Copy,-Feste,
=. TINSLEY, C. c.
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$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 80. 900
N. Is Prizes subject TO deduction of IS per
cent
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
'aturc OF Virginia, for the laudable purpose OF e.
retling seminary of learning in or near the me.
tropolis of this state. With this view il is con.
tempatedto raise 20 000 dollars, and 2, 800 dollars
in edition, for defraymg the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the first re.
spettabiliIy have been selected as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
exertions to carry it into effect. The scheme has
the advantage OF giving to each adveEt,irer,
chance fol some very large prizes whilst the pro-
portion of prizes TO blanks is so great as TO invite
the friends of the intended institution to partake
in the lottery with very little risk of their becom
ing losers. The treasurer of the state is 10 be an
pointed 10 receive tue money for the tickets rs
they are sold, and to pay the amount of the pri
yes 10 the fortunate adventures II is Believed
that The above considerations will induce a rapid
sale Of tickets, and the drawing will commence as
soon As a sufficient number shall be sold 70 au,ho-
ri2e (which 1t is believed will be OH the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
TICKETS to be had of Robert Pollard
Doa. John Brockenbrough, ir. VIM Price, (Reg
Samuel Peasants. lr. and William Prichard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
VIRGLtLA, 10 wlr:

M a Court Of Quarterly Session, continued
and heid f>r The county Of Imeiia, on Sa-
furday fhe tayenty-sirt day ofAEay, 1904.
Henry /. Biscoe, compit. \
Against
Joshua Atkinson. Joshua ChafIin 4" I'9'eery'
and Henry EldIidge, defts }
T'HE defendant Joshua Atkinson, not having
entered lis appearance according 70 the atl Of
assembly and the rules Of this court and it an
pelr1s - 'Ee satisfaction Of tho court that he is
not al iah1bnant Of Ibis conmouw ealth On the
motion Of the complainant BY his counsel. lis
Oyie'ei, that the So defendant do appear here
on tie fourth Thursday in August next 20 answer
the bill Of the complainant; aud that a copy Of
this order be inserted in some pubic ne,gspaper
OF Tive CRY OF Nchmond for two months success
siveiy, and po8'ei a, the front door Of the court
hy, 'fthe laid county on two several eourtdays
10 60, --1c este
.-J J4ItLS 2CWNES, c. \ c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D a
WHEAT raw AND WO VEN ElIRH

HANUFACTOP1;
No Z Bridge s'yeet, foar aooys north Of GyiitJ's
Bridge, Baltimore:
Where are made and sold. WHEAT FINS. first
qualityj ROLLING and other SCREENS. for
wheat, barley, tax-seed, &c; HIND RID
DIES and SIEVES. for coal. corn. h,r'e,
wheat, rye, oats, meal. brick dust. fax seed clio.
yer seed. cookie, lime, sand, &c SHfKES for
Indian meal; WIRE SAFES; WOVEN WIRE
for windows, &c. &c.
AMOS SMITH.
Formerly West & Smith J
N y. A good assortment on hand
Any Of the above articles will be delivered il,
Richmond, ION short notice. at the same prices.
as at the mandatory exclusive of freight) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS e. SON.
Near the Bason, Of whom the prices
may he known.
5'h Mo. 3Oh, 1904. w6t
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JUST RECEIVED,
And for fale by Samuel Peafants, jun. Richmond
in Eve volumes octave, the
Domestic. EncyCLobedln

Or, Dictionary of Fa6fs and UGeful KNOWLEDGE ::
comPrehending, ccncife view of the iateR dir
eovsr:eE inventions, and improvements, chiefly
applicable to rural and domelic economy. To-.
gether with defcriPtions Of the moi intereliuo
objects OF nature and art the hilory Of men G.
animals, IN itate OF health or difeaCe and prac-
teal hints respecting the arts and manufactures,
both familiar and commercial. illustrated with
numerous Engravings and Cuts.
BY Il. + VI WILLfCH, M. y.
Author Of the Lectures on Diet and Regimen, &c.
Firt American Edition. with additions, appli,
cable 70 che pTefsnt ituaion OF the United St Tea
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Portani haples o. the fouthern Rates, Cotton and
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VIRGINId.

VIRGINId:
IN 7'EE HicH CoURr OF CHANcERr.
Between
Onris'opher MConnioo and Thompson \
Fphiiis, executor of Matthew Marable
And nI,;p,;r
N'0"aFd kennon, defendant
u the motion of the plaintiffs by their coun-
sci the court this twelfth day of May in the
year OF our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-eight, doth order. that the plaintiffs do
render an account of their administration of the
goods chattels and credits of their tesrator be
TORI, master commissioner Rose. who is direSted
10 examine, state and settle the same, and make
report thereof to the court, with such matters
specially as ne may think Pertinent, or as the
parties may require to be so Sta,ed
copy-Teste. w6t
Signed, PETER TINSLEY.
-, Rs'ersbwg, Con,n'isaioney's Office .June 3, 1904
The parties concerned will please take notice
that have appointed Wednesday the lirst day
OF August to carry into eiTe9 the preceding or.
der. when they are requested to attend with their
books and papers ready for examination
Signed. SAMUEL DAVIS, Conim'r
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Prize--last drawn ticket, having
blank 10 its number, 10000
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If q Quarterly Court continued and held
for Prince Edward County, Nay tie
91d lQnA
p. TINSLEY, C. c.

If q Quarterly Court continued and held
for Prince EdzOard County, DAuy tie
22d. 1904,
Obadiah Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Little-0
berry Jenkins and MilIy his wife, Josiah -
Hurt and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas E. <
Young William Brightwell and Mary his -
wife. William Hatton and Tabtha his I,
wife, and Rebecca Young, heirs and leea- =,
tees of Henry Young, deceased, pllfs. =
bgainst =
John WaJson, senior, Augustus Watson, h.
Thomas WATSON, John Watson, junior, =
and Elizabeth Young widow Of Henry -
Young. deceased. defts
VIE defendants John Watson, senior, Tho.
q mas Watson and John Watson, Junior, NOT
having entered their appearance and given secu
rity according to an aG of the general assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that they are not inhabi.
tants of his STATE: On the motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel, It is ordered, that the said de
PENDANTS John WATSON. senior. Thomas Watson
and John Watson, junior. do appear here on the
first day nf August court next and answer the
plaintiff bill and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted insome one of the public news
papers printed in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully. and also posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Teste.
BENJAMIN WATKINS, d a
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the City of Richmond have established the fol
lowing rules, concerning applications for licenc,
to manufacture tobacco within the said city VIZ
All applications 10 the said court for licences TO
manufacture tobacco, must be made one month at
ie2s' previous 10 the time of granting thereof and
the name or names OF the applicant or applicants
entered on the records of the said court and IN
serted in all the newspapers published in the city
of Richmond.
80 In pursuance whereof, public notice is
hereby given thar from the records of the said
Hustings Court. IT appears that Daniel Triplett,
aud John Widewilt intend TO apply to the next
succeeding court for licences severaly to manu-
taeture tobacco within this city.
(By order of court) t2mIy
AND'w STEVENSON. &c.
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NATHAN ELLINGTON. D c.
YfRGLMLA. - 49,.

' NfTt@NASI1 ~ WiI :
IL Court Of Quarterly Session bed far the county
IF Ane,i1 Oh 2bws4Gy tie 'sveHfy. fourth day of
-Mqy, one thousand eight bundyea and four.
John Holt, complt. 7
Against Oman Lujunction
Jarria't Rison and Thomas In C6daeey.
Liggon, dcils J
THE defendant Janiat Rison, not having
i entered his appearance according to the act
of assembly and the rules Of this court; and It
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant ofthis commonwealth on
the motion of the complainant by his counsel
II is ordered, that the said defendant Jarnatt do
appear here on the fourth Thursday in August
next, TO answer the Dill of the complainant; and
thar copy Of this order be inserted in some pub
lie newspaper Of the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
of the courthouse Of the said county on two sue
cessive court days
copy-Teste,
JAMES TONNES. &c.
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MAHOGANJv FURNI71}PPt |.
JOHN B. TAYLOR,
Cablnet Maker.
Klng-Street, next dor 6nt ono to the p,;..

Kng-Street, next door ont one to the Pyi,,
ing office Of the Advertiger, -
Has received from the mandatory OF CoI.m.
& Taylor, Baltimore, Plan AND ELEGANr
FURNITURE, coniaing Of
Cclerett fide boards, fde board table, wi.
marble tops, fscretaries, beck cafes, but.." aus
work tables, candle fans, card tables, DIM.
and sbreaataf tables, which be cTrs forflI loHS
H: RESPECTFULLY cf.rs his f-rgice to the pubI;.
generally. All orders hall be punttulk ;,
Tended to. jan 81. d6t.s
will fell by PRIVATE SALE
the STORE and WAREHOUSE at pleiru, !,
cupied by Allfon S, Gelget, G;uatcd on he cons,
Of Prince and Fairfax ffcets, S feet on Fai1,,
and 6S feet on Prince frcet; one wafer LOroo
Water ftreet, ~ feet on Water Greer aud extend
ing $40 f,cs back TO Union arect with the llb,,
sty of Wharfage. The Tor on Psince and Fanf,,
afec,s, are at prefent rented TO AlIilon and G.,
ger for one year from tie 4 Oct. next. /,
feet o. the lot on Water Greet is letto SsnucI
Harper eight years from the I5h of Ol,bs,
next. If The above mentioned pfope,;y i. no,
fold by private bargain, it ~li oe foid 90 the PIC
miles on the # day If April next when The e,ns
will be made known. Pitsfe apply 70
GEORGE M'MUNN.
February S. co
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(Jjo.j - !. = go.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TO WIZ.
NevRMBRk TEAM, dtex's Cosay, 1904.
Coraekas Beck, Compl'nt.
sgaioit.
Michael 6 Nick9las FrAmSx' III Gbasff.>.
Enscb Barre! and Danfel M
Cltas, Deftf.
THE, Defendants, Michael s Nicholas Fran
bus, and Enoch Barrett, NOT having entered their
appearance, and given fecnrisy according to the &C;
of Aiembly and the rules of this court, and u aP
gearing TO the fatisfaaon of the court upon afida
viz. that the faid Michael and Nicholas trsmbu',
and E. Barrett are not inhabitants oFfhis ditiitt
On motion Of the laid Complementary his coun.
Eel, tits ordered that the faid defendants Michael
and Nicholas sFrarbus, and Enorh Barrett, dc,
appear on the htt day Of June court nexF, and.
enter their appearance to the fuit, and give lecu
rty for performing the decree of the court, and
that the other defendant Daniel Mclean do
not pay away, convey or ferrete the debts by.
him owing TO, or the afate or effects in his hand:
belonging to the faid abient defendants Michaei
and Nieholas Framhns, and E. Barrett, until ths
further order or decree of this court. and that q
copy Of this orderbe forthwith publihed for two.
months fucceGiyeI5 in both of the public News.
papers publifhed in this county, and that another
copy be ported at the front door OF the Court
Houfe of the laid county. 81
A Copy. THsrR.
q. DENRALE, c.. C.
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: No I ICE.
ri Circuit Court of the DiitrIa of

IN
ty,ne az tn- November tenn holden
10in.'p oa,,n.y op Alcxanasia, Ordered ard p 4
~ ~ Il dc fsts ofWylli:, Lsng'y and Others
iS,.ass asaiait ebert Ale faadeI, his T'ul-
sonplss her defendants depending on the Chan,
tees ano ~ he faid court; that the eubscriber
ss,y ne sakea, tsle and report to the fad court
max ,sas ~, and ess Of the lald plaintiffs
satea in their tii; and OF other jaagmsna s' =
d,sors OF rhe faia Robert .ano1., s:,sls;sh
,h deed f troff mentioned in tbs lac oii s.ll,c"
deed d. ossv. date ,6s 10th day Of december ,1ysi
The s.vsrsI pesan, coming under tae.dssf;l.'
srsr mad. in tb aforsfsid suit, arc ht1soY ~, y.
formed, that Iwil attend at my hons IN n i ~
sows 81 Ale1shdria, on Monday The s'h .s Gay
ot March aext, rocauy into sfoa the iaa 0.a.s'
St which ring sed place the teyera fa1,'ss e.
ysara are s.UEseacd 10 attend With shs nsceiisry
saean,snts Is enable me 10 execute the order.
james Keith.
r., eofathM
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n nall be printed on a faperhns SSsose Papts'
with an elegant new type.
The price 10 fubfcribers will be ssss Dsllsrs
per vol. in boards, OF T@s0 Dslhsrs stsi f3f1y
Cests, handsomely bound and lsstersd.
10 shoie who iuhfcribs for feysral copies, sNdh-
coaas win De inside, proportional TO ths nana,
Der fublcribed for.
Tfiz advantage OF having this in sauabe Book Print
nd on large tyne and, the fame tic IN portable ana
convenient volumes appears 70 evident, that the sneol
fragment neceary warrant an undertaking OF iuen
a aguude is confidently expected; poseabIs voiIms
would often Be taken up, in moment OF isiiure when
she tixs OF large, unweIdy folio, would operate as an
apology FOR eavng unopcneds in this way, nal por
lions Of time would be pro6ssby employed which mgat
stherrife be totally lol In large families Bible IN
volumes soring opportunity Tor ievera to rtsd at
sree may fletimes be pecsliary eouvenenti 1T iesms
fnpsrHaou. to add much oaths uaje It to fay
ahas 30 reaonabie cxpcoce pains shall be iparcd e
ssnder This sdtion Of TIE oy Scriptures both correct
and eiegaas.
The above work is ip prefs, and viii be aahsd abOas
ths end of the Prefcns year.
CO. Subscriptions received by n.
and /. Gray, King Rreet, wherea ipc-
cinen Of the paper and printing may
be faen.
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is,coo tickets at 10 dollar. each, I5,ocs
N. B. Prizes iubje6ed to deduction OF hitesn per
ent
This lottery has been authorized by the Legislature OF
Virginia for the landable purpo of erecting feminary
OF learning in or the metropolis ofth Rate With
this view contemplated raiie 10000 dollars and
SEQ dollars in addition. for deaying th expenees at
tendant on drawing the lottery Citizens of the rt re-
fpeeahiy have been elc9cd truaees and they have
pledged them eye, uc their utno eIertons 20 car
~ it into effect The icheme has the advantage OF CIV
ing 20 each adventure chance fome very large prizes
yhi the proportion Of prizes TO blanks, 70 great as to
invite the friends of the intended nitution parake OF
the lottery, with very little rk Of their becoming looers
The eafuer this Rate is to be appointed to receive the
M ,ey for the tickets they fo!d and pay the
nunt OF the prizes the fortunate adyenturers ltii
believed that the above considerations will induce rapid
faIe of ticker. aud the drawing will as oon
fufcicn, number ilall be fold authorize (which it
it believed will be th4 ieeond Monday in December
next.
Richmond. January 81 Ss4. 60
a.. TICKETS tobe had Of Ro-
bert Pollard, Dr.. {, peterborough,
Jun. VIM. Price, reg. Samuel Plea
iants, Jun. and VIM. Prichard.
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Jan. az.
THE RESIDUE OF
Col. Pendlston's PROPERTY

Adjoining this town,
WILL be fold on the Ftyf Day IF APRIL fa
negotiable paper payable IN the Back OF Alex.
sndris--one fourth to be paid 10 forf months, ore
fourth in fix months, one fourth in tws!ys>aoplh
and the remaining fourth in eighteen moabi
from the day Of fae. The plot Of the land and
lots may be leen a, Col. Dehesle's cAce, who il
authorized to di{pofe Of the above meutIOaa
property in whole or in psftat private ialc.
Ckarlts S!mm5,
George Deneat,
sEdmna@ T. Lt
January fsg co.
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pablts Sale.

On the FRI day of May eniulng, Will
be fold, a.moiety in fee limple, OF
The 8 tory Brick Dwelling Houie
stuste IN Prince Rreet, at preisnt IN the occu-
pancy Of Mr.. As. Swoope. Allo, moe1y OF
THREE TENEMEN rs,
situate in King ftrcet, tenanted to Philip Conn
and o,hcts. The terms will be made knswn on
the d y Of fale. By
!. B. Swoope,
Adminitrator Of E. B. Swoops, deed.
Jan.;ao. zsM.Io4
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Dianct IF Columbia,
County If Alexandris,
No0em5<r Ty~, Sos.
Douglas and Mans,vilie,
Plain!nsS,
Against Al
WIN. S. Talbert, & Thos.
Pat,en, Deits. j,

a nc QGIGHudilL w AitatN-.-
non having entered his appearance, ano gwen e.
eurisy according to the act of siismoy arc the
rules If this court, and 1t appearing TO the ial's
faction Of the court upon sai33avit, that the lad
defendant, William S. Taibcrt, IS not an inna,
b,tAnr OF <this diitrief; on morton OF the iaid
complainan,s by their council, i i vdsrsd, that
the iaid defendant, VIM, S. Talbest, do appesi
here on III. frt day Of next term, aud enter h''
.p2earance TO the fuit and give fecnr'ty tor per-
forming the dec,ee of>sas Court and that the !
/ other defendant Thomas patten dss not pay away
convey or f.crcte the debis by him oxlKpg TO oiN
tn. etiate orefetis in his hands belonging 70 the
faid abfent defendant William S. Taloert until
the further order or decree of the couft, and that
a copy ofsthis order be forthwith pu.fned Tor
two months fucceRiyely in both OF thc pubic
newspapers rublilhed in this county and that
another copy be poted at the front door OF the
courthouie, of the faid county.
AcoPy.
TKsp,
G. DENEALE, c. {.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
sJsnuary-F
Further Dividend.

THE ConmiGioners in a commiaioo Of baOk
1uptcy awarded aud iAued forth again& Joh1
Gill, OF Baltimore, in Maryland difrict, inert
chant, intend to meet on Morday the a6ih daYG
March next, at four O'Clock in the afternoon, al
their.ofce, the fouth-eaf corner Of Gay AID wa
Ter freets, IN he city of Baltimore, in oIder "
make further dividend of the eltate and cftc'
of the faid bankrupt when and where the cr:dl'
tors, who have not already proved their d'Oa,
are to colac prepared to prove-the fame,
they will be exeudad the benefit Of the fad ai''
dend
James H. Hooe, ha;cnees.
VIM. Mac Creery,J
February II. . r1.s: