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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20
Tobacco Land for Sale.

Chesterfield county, LIST June. 1907. W:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28

Iatioh, and the fcience of Mathcniatisa. Thi:
Jingle cafe is (uf;icien, to ilnhrate the uecefli,y
OF Engineering and Artillery, as applied to our
particular ituation. Confan;inople has lately
turniihed cafe mott itrougy in point. The
turks polished as much Ammunition and Ar
u'iery, as was necefiary TO defend their Metro.
polls; but il they had not been aided bv the ia.
perior experience of the French officers, moe
ahundantly iupplied to them by the fapacious
policy OF .Bonaparte, ConitsntinopIe would at
TINS moment have been heap Of ruins, from
the balls of Duckworth. Shall cue remain
turks in the fcisnce of Artillery, Or g,all
we not adopt every fuitable expedient for infu-
Ing into. our military fyRem, al the improve
ments OF Europe ? Among other means, ought
NOT the federal government to eItablih Schools
or Englneering in tome of the principal Forts
of the U. Statcs -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28

lolsi iI1oO
They will be apportoned among the feveraI divi-
ons OF the ifate agreeably to detalst to be urnled
by the aGjutant general.
The appointment of the general officers will be
made and communicated at future day.
The corps of Cavalry will be formed into two re
giments, Of which, 1t. Col. Iarkin Smith, will com.
rnand the iirff, having under him the Majors Robert
Grattan and Tunft-l Banks; the fecond will be
commanded by 1t. Col Henry Bowyer, having uu.
der him the Majors John +. Woodford and Peter F.
Archer. The corps of Artillery, will be formed in
70 one regiment, to be commanded by It. Col. Will
ram ?. F!eiT,ing having under MIN tine Majors
james Taylor aud John Bronaugh; OF which the Ma
lor Generals ofthe REFLECTIVE dvilons which thoie
officers belong viii be pleaied to take notice.
Any corps of volunteers, which at any time pre-
vIous to orders for takng the field iha tender their
iervlces conformabIy to the act of Congrel, of the
18th of April, 1906, to the act of Consrefs OF
the 24th February, 1907, will be accepted, and con-
iIdered as fubitutes, according their numbers, for
the whole or any part Of the 1853 men, required
from this nate.
When the detachment and organization fhall have
been efIecled, the REFLECTIVE corps fha be exercied
by the officers iet over them; drafted Militia by
their proper officers; Volunteers by their own Off
GERS, organized the time of rendering their fer
wees, and fnot then organized, by their officers, to
be elected by themfelves and TO be approved and
commiRioned By the Executive of this Gate. But
they will set remain embodied, nor be coniidered as
III sStua fervee, ustil by fubiequent orders the y
iha be direaed to take the field. Correct muher
rolls and inipecfion will be made TO the Ad-
ju,ant General, whowi without delay tranlmit co.
pies 10 The Secretary at war.
On this deeply in;ereRing location, the Governor
INDUCES the peang hope that his fellow citizens will
not wait for the flow call of the legal routine Of duty
but that the whole Quota of Virginia will be filled
by Volunteers ardent and eaIulousi for their country
iervne burning with impotence avenge her wrongs
and evneing by their deipline and vaor, that well
regulated Militia affords, to free fate, a deience
not only the mot fate, but the mon ede 9GsE
BIZ gRR CovEaNOR,
WN n CARFIJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28
SPANISH AGGRESSIOM

Accounts have reached The city, dated late in June,
that the Spaniardsat Mobile have ezed 200 aand NJ
arms, ard quantity Of ammunition, belonging t.,
the United States, defined from New Orleans to Fore
Stoddert. This Iezure made by the epsnifl
csmmandant at MoLl-, 80 afterwards approved By
IL governor general of the Floridss
The above information may be relied on as corred
1t from unqueftionable authority-;he letter
containing it is from officer in the army of the u
nited States, who was witnefs to the act.
WeG. Fed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28
A STRAY uORSE,

Can. (" Col. jain 7aylOy5 5ioafaiiov, in Ca,s,ise,
on tie 5fb Dag At May hF,
4 BAY HORSE, about feet inches high, 8
L \ or years old, Asr in his forehead, aud a
inp irelnins the right nolril, fwitcb tail and
long main, Poaed and apPraifed at 40 dollars. The
oVrer notified to prove property and apply to the
iubleriser, on the above plantation.
JOHN Hull
July 20. IawswJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28

We uhderhand, thar Oh application being made to
the Secretary Of the Treafury, the lubect of the
PreGdents Proclamation, ne has sIved, that its pro-
hibtions meant include Britifh merchant
vees, although armed and bearing letters Of marqse
PbH. bgp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28
WIN. II. CABELL.
SAM COLEMAN, D. a, C.

IaP"gsaee Of bs assrxei Gsneral Grdsys tie gDoia to
be d,a7on from he eomnoagcsai5 Of Tirgiaia IF one
hundred Jonaad militia, di,e17ed by ne P,ldeaf efbe
u. S. 10 be p,epared 10 TAKE tie felt at a momarfsS
Toaraiag, SOWbs J~ajS'd5yhe lvesaI DiVyioH, and
Byigadts Is IoIiozo5:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28

Capt. Boyd iaforms, that when he lef, Cadiz five
French and SPsnifh hiips of war were lying that
place ready for isa, unable get account of
Britilh lquadron by whom they were bockaded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-28
Attch

Total sffbe quota Of 1rsinia, l
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
A BYE-LAW,
To present AccideHtS By Fire.
1[OutinHpH. I

Sec. S. And be it further enacted,
That every person who shall hereafter
become owner of any freehold estate ST.
tuate within said town, upon which
buildings of any kind shall be erected,
and any person at present owning any
unimproved freehold estate situate with
in the said town, who shall hereafter e.
reCtbuildings of any kind upon the same,
shall within six months after becoming
owner, or erecting buildings as afore-
said, provide and thereafter constantly
keep in repair, bucket or buckets of
the description aforesaid, according to
the value OF property provided, that
II no valuation shall have been made Of
such property, the owners thereof shall
be bound to provide but one bucket un-
til such valuation shall have been made.
and i'll case the person or persons be-
coming owner or owners Of freehold G.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

AS the season of the year is now adj
vancing when orchards should be prun-
ed, some hints on the subject NAV pro-
perly be offered to the husbamdman.
Apple trees to be set out, should be
taken up carefully so as not to cut away
too much of the roots. The top spire
should not be cut off as has been Gus
tomary, nor any of the ends of those
branches that are suffered to remain
tour or five limbs are sufficient, and
these should be left in such manner as
10 form the top of the future tree.
These should be carefully pruned every
year so as to keep the top sufficiently
open, somewhat resemblinga black wal
nut tree.
A person with a chisscl and a Ratchet
may prune fifty trees or more IN a dav,
easier then five that have been neglected
tor several years, especially if the tops
mad been cut Oft at setting out, which
causes them 10 send out a great num-
Der OF tWlgs or sprouts, and these Consc-
quenuy grow thick and tangled like
brush heap. When the trees thrive In
this condition, which is pretty generally
the case every where, the best method
IS TO clear the thickcst part for several
years SUCCESSFULLY, 50 as not to take a.
way too much at once, nor any large
limb at any time.
If young orchards were properly at
tended to in this way, no limb larger
that a mans thumb need be cut away at
any time Of their growth.
P1uk0n's Am. d. Id.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
NOTICE.

The Partnership OF UbdcgraFe7 Far
qUhar being dissolved by mutual con-
sent, all persons having any demands
against said Firm, or who may be in,
debted thereto, are requested to call and
settle their accounts with Josiah Upde-
graft. JOSIAH UPDEGRAFF,
WIN. FARQUHAR.
25th 18th mo. 1907.
Jefab UpdGgraf eciX continue
to keep The usual assortment. In few
weeks he will receive a supply of sea-
sonable roole.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
STRAY HoRsE.

Came to The Plantation OF the Sub
so.i5er some time in Dec. 1905, Sorrel
Horse, about fifteen hands high, rising
) years of age, with large star and snip
IN his face, and some saddle marks
The owner is desired to come, prove
property, pay charges, and take him
away. MARY CLENDINlN.
Brooke county, May 5th, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
SOLDIERS ATTEND

The persons composing the VIII, cling
company of Militia, are notified to at
tend at the Courthouse on Wednesday
the 18th inst. with arms and accoutre-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07


bltant or inhabitants of said town, the
person or persons occupying or using
such property, shall be bound, within six
months after the aforesaid six months,
to provide and thereafter keep in repair,
such bucket or buckets. If any person
or persons shall fail to provide, or keep
IN repair, such bucket or buckets as re-
CURED by this section, he, she, or they,
shall be liable to the like penalties, to be
recovered and applied in like manner,
as is provided by this law in the case of
persons now owning freehold estate
within the said town, Of the description
aforesaid: provided, however, that no.
thing in this section be construed to re-
qulre any such proprietor to furnish a
bucket at an earlier period than propri-
etors at this time are required to furnish
the same; and provided also, that no
person hereafter erecting any buildings,
shall be required to furnish any such
bucketuntil six months aftersuch build
ings shall be occupied or used.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted,
That for the purpose Of forming fire
company, every free white male inha-
bltant Of SAID town, aged sixteen years
and upwards, owning or occupying any
real estate within the said town, upon
which buildings of any kind are erected,
shall within eight months after the pass
ing of this law, give in his namc to the
Recorder, who shall, and is hereby re-
CURED to enrol the same and that on
the first Saturday after the expiration OF
the said eight months, the persons who
shall have enrolled their names with the
Recorder as aforesaid, shall meet at the
courthouse in said town, and shall there,
by ballot to be taken by the Mayor, who
shall preside at such meeting, elect one
Captain, one Senior and one Junior Fire
warden, from the number Of those who
shall have enrolled their names as afore-
said provided that neither the Mavor.
Recorder, Aldermen or Common Coun-
cil-men, shall be capable of being elected
to the Office of Fire-wardcn or Captain.
And the persons composing such Fire
company as aforesaid, shall annually,
thereafter, meet at the said courthouse.
and elect in manner aforesaid, one Cap
tain, one Senior and one Junior Fire
warden. Ia be c2ntjHurM7
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

n,ents, 20 muster in battalion, d the law
directs. DENNIS CASSAT
Wheeling, May s, 1907. Can't
n. B. AS the law of Virginia makes
it the duty of every person moving into
the district, to give in their names to the
commanding officer of each company, to
be enrolled, | think it proper to advise
those who neglect to do SO, that shall
put the law in force against them.
NOTICE.
The Committee of the persons who
have enrolled themselves for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Company of Light
infantry in the Town of Wheeling and
Its vicinity, have appointed meeting
OF the enrolled persons, on Saturday the
9th inst. at i O'Clock in the evening, at
the Courthouse. a general attendance
is requested, to take into consider the
state and interests of the Company.
May 9TH, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
S,prsms Cosrt Of tie y. States,
FEBRUARY TERM, 1907.
(E{ick BoAnem
E|baYte :. end
.SQmueL .S1vGfizvoH1s

On motion for .Ha5eas C5rpus az sud.
Jicisnaum,
.MARsHaL5, chief justice, delivered
the opinion OF the court, as follows:
as preliminary to any lieslion Of
the merits of this notion this cenrt deems
it proper 10 declare that i, diseialms all il
risdieilou cot given By the constitution, or
by the laws. of the u. States.
Courts which originate, the common
law possess a jurisdiction which must b.
regulated BY their eemmcn law uuNl some
statue shall change their established. prin.
ciplcs bnt courts which are crested by
written law, and whose Jurisdiction is de-
faed by written law cannot transcend thai
iu,isdictien. It is unnecessary to state
the reasoning on which this opinion IS
founded, because it. has been ,ycpeatsdly
given by this court and with The decisions
heretofore rendered on this point, no mcm.
Der of the bench has,. even for an instant,
been dissatisfied. The reasoning from
the bar, in. relation to il. snay be answered
by the single observation, that tor the
meaning Vi tuG kCiHl 3ECeHS W. FleoS -
sort may unques.lonab!y be had TO the
common law; bat the power to award the
wri, by any Of the courts Of the y. States,
must be given by written law.
This opinion is not TO be considered as
abridgng the power Of courts over their
own officers, or 10 protect themselves snd
their members, from being disturbed ID
the exercise Of their functions. 1t es.
tends only 10 the power of taking cogpiz.
suce of any question between individuals,
or between the government. and indlvidu,
ais.
To enable the court to decide On such
question, the power 70 determine II muss
be given by written law.
The enquiry therefore on this motion
will be, whether by any statute compatible
with the constitution of the U. S. the pow
er TO award writ Of habeas corpus, 10
such case as that of .Erlck Bollman ssd
Samuel Swarswous, has been given % 81! this
court.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26

mel arrived Roberts, -, Quebec. As
Clyde, arrived George Taylor, "a days
from New York. AT Lamlash arrived
Neptune, Neil, Qucbes.
The Brimingham packet. Bowden, from
Charleston TO the Clyde,was drivrn on shore
near Kynlyre, eu the 26ih uss- Il is ex.
pscted that the ship will go TO pieces, but
hopes are entertained that the cargo will
be saved.
The independence, Walkers fro N Charles.
ton, has been on shore. III the Clyde, hat
got OF without much damage.
The Fams, ---, bound to New Fork,
aud the Elizabeth, -, bound to Liner
lex, were driven on shore in gale Of
wind 10 Londonderry river, on the s5th
.ul,. The latter will be gotog withou. da-
mage, but il is feared the Fans will be 70.
tally lost.
The Sally, 49,. from Baltimore 70
Cork, foandsrsd at sea, crew saved, part
of the al arrived in the Clyde, IN the Geo.
Taylsr. from N. York.
The Providence, Holbrook from Phila.
delphia 10 Bremen, faundered at sea the
18Th .ult. having sprung aleak IN gale
The capitals and crew taken on board the
Rodney, arrived at Plymouth from vii.
miDgton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
The 18th section Of the judicial aet4 has
been considered as containing a substan.ise

been considered as containing a substan.is9
grant of thls powrr.
It's In these words: s. That all the be.
fore mentioned courts .ot tbs u s. shalt
have power TO issue wrlts OF scire iac,as,
habeas corpus, and ali other .wrils, not spe.
eially provided for BY statute, which may
be necessary tor the exerclss Of theii re.
spec,ive Jurisdictions and agreea5ie 70 The
principles aud usages OF law. And sha, si.
thsr Of the justices of the supreme erart.
as WI as judges of the dlstrict ceurss shall
have: power 20 graal writs VI nabsas corpus
tor the purpose Of anesqul.y into me cause
OF commitment. lPtovided That Wrlts of
habeas corpus shall 10 no case extend 10
prisoners in gapl unlsss whete they are ia
custody prdsr or by cclet Of the authority
OF the Us. or ais com ssi,iedtor Trial be-
fore sore court cs the same, or are neces.
sary to BE- brought INFO court 10 testify 20 IS.
lhs only deub. Of which this section
CAD or susceptible is whether the ressric-
tive words of the. first sentencc limit The
power 10 the award Ct snthwfits OF hsbeas
corpus as are necessary 10 erabte ths
courts Of tbs United S,asss TO esersisS
.sheir respective iarIadistlons 10 sosas
cause whisa they ,ase e.Pah!s Of haaliy DIS
eidiGg-
Il s;as been urged shasln sssics gram.
hrnatical coas:fi.9tioa these words reier to
The last aptsce dent, vhich is, call other
|wfiss act specially ,p.oyldsa iog by sta
hateo
HIS criticism may BE correct, and is
not entirely ssth9ut ia lasloSnce, bes sh=,
Ilsotind c2as.gacsion .whic!: iae court tanks
| il saEsr 10 adopt is, thas tire true seoss OF
the " lords i. IL be determined by the ua-
tore OF the .Pgcxision ard BY the. con.
Iste&t.
Itmsy be worthy Of rsnsrk that this scs
Iwas passedhy the lrss Congress Of the Y.
ss,atss, Citing us;iss constitution which
had dcclared, 9, That tbs prlviisdse OF lac
Wrist habsas corpas should pot Dc sas.
pended ya.ees waen ia cases pE rsbslllon
or iavasioa the ps'3lic Salty sn;g hs require
i,s1J;
Acting Under -she impcdistc influences
Of this injunction, :ney aanst have tslt with
peculiar iotce, the obligation OF providing
tfscfeai meaasby which this great COO.
siisu:ionai pririledge Should receive life
aad activity; f5r,if the means be NOT ia ss,
isteaes, the privilege i.seli you'd be loss.
although 30 law ior us Suspension shaald
be eoae:ed. Undrr the impyessiou OF thi.s
obligation tHsy give, TO all the courts the
power Of awarding wits Of siabeas Co.'S
pus.
!. Lagys u s. goz. /, MS.
RS be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
AssIZE OF BREAD,
M4de Of .sAhe,y ecae. Eur Hour
N @ ICE.

EN pursuance of law passed at the last ge-
4. neral assembly of Virginia, authorizing
the establishment Of = TOLL BRIDGE a.
cross Great-Hunting-Creek,~ the commission
ersthercin named will attend at the house of
John Goodias, in. Fairfax county, on the 9TH
day of March next, and open books of sub
scfiption for raisingsthe capital sum of twelve
thousand dollars, in shares, as pointed out
and authorized by the said law.
February IS. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
From Havanna, late IN January.

y = u I
From Havanaa, late IN January.
8" Bushes is very dull in general--some
few articles bear a good price, viz. Flour, II
to 20 dollars per barrei-Bourdesux Wine,
81 to 65 doliars---cask oil In demand--Lard,
as dollars per Ice ID
Balt:more .4aneriean.
JesEp4 ALszoS, has addressed letter to
the Governor of the State of South Carolina,
refuting the charge supposed to be made IN
the cyphered letter of Col. Burr, published as
document with the Presidents message, Of
his having any concern in the supposed trea-
sonable measures of his father-in-law.
..Nssv.York Der. I'D.
We. are informed that letter has been re-
ceived in this city, from MIR. Jefferson, stat
inc that he should not permit himself to be
considered as q candidate for the n s Preai-
dency. lef,.,
Great surprize, says London Paper, is OK.
pressed by some, at the reports fron AIncrl'
ca, respecting the conduct and pretensions ct
Col. Burr as ii, alter what mas been seen,
there was any thing very remarkable II mo-
dern Republican revolving against the eonsti-
tution Of his country, and setting himself Up
ior a monarch.
E~5ract 2fa letter. tj.om 1fay5ei}9es 10 q gentle
man. in Boston, dated Dec. 10,
g TIE emperor's decree, declaring tie BTl-
tish islands in q state Of blockade, has caused
a great sensation here among the Americans.
They think that England viii retaNate, and
declare all French, Spanish, Dutch arr, tall
an ports in q state Of blockade. Besides, 1t is
impossible to make renittances; icr although
the law has but just been received hcre5 It Is
in sull force already
EScttraor5in9yy-- sheep belon5ihgE,sto 1ar.
Joseph Baker, of Packersield, WAS missing
Immediately after the driving SHOW Of the Sd
OF December last and cn the Cd instant sac
was discovered, in the snow, which had lneit-
ed around her, end taken out alive. She must
have been buried all this time, tsosdays) and
existed without any other sustenance than the
melted snow, and the turf en- which she lay
.ff;s7y- Hamhahise IH.atler.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
FRoMLLOYDsS LIST.

on !, january 2.
Il. VI Mounts Bay, arrived Pallas, Ro.
~s00, from Qncbeek. AT Bristol Chan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
alfrannrfa Dajlp annerttser.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2s.

s Official information has beensreceived att the
CUSTOM house of the continuation of the law
prohibiting the intercourse with the Haytians.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26


The CARGO Of the Brig AucusrA, Cap.
tain Davis, from Lisbon,
T For sale, by
Lawrafon and Fowle.
CONSISTING OF
,25op bushels COARSE SILT, suitable to-
the fisheries.
90 quarter casks Lisbon Wine,
90 boxes Lsmo1s.
10 Go. Oranges.
nests Baskets.
February %. d
o. CASH will be given for
"a few hkeb. youag Negroes, Of
both. lexes !; IL immediate applt-
cation be made at the Indians
Queen tavern.
February IS ar
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26

A letter dated New Orleans, January
%, states, that grand jury had found a
bill against Judge WORKMAN, and Mr..
kerr. without however specifying The
charge.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb, IS.
We have peruscd letter dated Natchez,
January %, which states that Mr. BURR had
been liberated ON bail, in the sum of ten ton
sand dollars, and that ne had returned to his
boats.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26

We are informed that letter has been re-
ceived in this city, from Mir. Jefferson, stat
ing that he should not permit himself to be
considered as q candidate fos the neEt Preai-
dsncy. 1ef,..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-26
Salt, Wine, and Fruit.

.bruary 26.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-23

Patent Elastic suspenaers,
70 be had, wholesale and retail, Of the Pa
tentec, next door below Mr.. Aicxanelei
M'Renzie's, lower end OF Psinoe-street, A
lexandria.
THEY furpass any yet eStant. for
ease, elegance, &c. Masters Of vessels and
}other gentlemen going to the M-est-Insies,
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished with an
assortment and great allowance to those
who pnrchase1by the quantity.
n. B. Tie buttons on the back parts ofthe
Waistband ought to Be placed the saMle distance
from each other, as tie tive. center buttons On
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing, and thereby destroying the case designed
IN tho construction OF the article.
Richard Horwell.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-23
This,is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers, Of Alexandra court
~. in the district Of Columbia, have obtsaed
from the Orphans Court OF SAID county, letters
Of administration onthe personal estate OF Join
Lighg6ot, late Of the county aforesaid, de-,
ceased ALL PERSONS having claims
eainst the said deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit them with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, on or before the 2lst day OF
July next ensuing, or they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said estate-And
all persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment. Given Under cur
hands this slstday Of January, 1907.
Elizabeth hightfoot, Adm'x.
Samuel Lightfoot, Adnsr.
January Fl. sa#SW