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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-19
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1903,
PUBLIC SALE.

ID Y virtue of decree, Of the superior court
~ of Ghancery for the Richmond district,
in suit therein depending, wherein George
Fitzhugh is plaintiff, and JOHN d. Orr and
!: Ferdinando Fairfax are defendants, the sub
scribers or any two of them who may be pre-
sent, will on the last Monday inFe;,ttary 1909
before the front door Of the COURT house Of
Prince William county, sell at public ascuon
forready money, a
Tract Of LAND,
Containing about iI15 Aeyes.
Lying in the county of Prince William
a particular description of which may be seen
BY reference to a deed from George Fitzhugh,
TO John .. Orr, dated l7thDeeember 1898,
recorded in Prince William county cou 1T.
VIM. A. G. Dade, J g
John LaWlon, s
Benz. Bolts. } :
FEB. 8. dts.
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Iohn C. Vowel.
Mr.. G. E N E r / S

R-s the pleasure to infsrm his Friends and she
Public,
THAT he has commenced his Practzsine
Balls, and will continue them as heretofore.
MIR. GEKERas begs the parents who have
children to be instructed, will please to send
them as soon as possible, SO as to give them
an opportunity of improving sufficiently, as
he intends to have an Exhibition atthe con-
clusion of his school for their amusement
which will serve te create ambition.
November Q. GO
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Land for Sale at Auction-

Land tor Sale at Auction
IM7lLL be sold at Public Sale 1t credit
| W OF 4 . and years, on1iuesd.y a2d
qay oi1siarch EeAt upon the premises, the tol,
loving tract GLAND to Wit
One Tract containing 27za.
cres, laying in Fairfax county upon i lie OK
road, adjoining the lands OF Edward Wash
ington and about 81 miles from, tie town Of
occoqaan This Tract is Ell IN wood, lies
level and Is well wderes', al at least one .alc
is valuable meadow land
-4LS0,
An undivided mDiety of
tract IN the county Of Prince William, con.
talnlng J SO acres, whercon George Mills now !
lives immediately upon the river and 2 mics
above the town ofOccoquan, will lee sid the
following day being I'll essd day op March.
fax COUP
One other tract ON hee laysessne day. beine tde
EN- doys ,plz.yea, -
Containing alb ldt 600 acres
This land is under cultivation, lies well is
well watered and is under rent from year to
ysaT at 5c9 VT 195asse FER year L lies ae-
bout IL males from the town Oh CcccQuth,
and IS from Dunlfries. The purchaser cam
notbase possession Of this tract before the list
OF Jan. 1909.
.ALSO,
HIN se sold the jsNoaviug aQy on The Premises,
bling The 18th dag Of March,
One other I Tact OF Land con-
tanning 500 acres, Immediately at Bland's
ford upon Occcquan river, and Is miles a
boye the townof Occoquan, this land we'll
improved has good buildings calculated for
tavern, store and distillery, with convenient
out-houses.
Indisputable titles VIII be given the pur-
chaser, to each of these tracts, on the first pay
ment being made, the purchasers giving q
trust deed on all the premises to secure the
payment of the other two thirds.
N. ElHcott.
Ocooquan, Feb. 10, Il5] dts.
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also,
F O r S a L E,
Chs. Alexander.

-
JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE,
GoRNER OF KIsc AND FA1RFAx-S9REE7s;
HAS RECEIVER,
5000 Ib. Cohen Cheefe 1T quality
II ton, assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests s boxes
Imperial,
Y n'' H [I:gs < 7kAs'
pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
40 bills. Rye Whisky,
Is cases old NeGoc Claret superior
quality,
20 ID Nutmcgs,
so dozen London Mustard,
S casks London refined Salt-petre,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist
80 boxes Soap,
Is do. mould and dipp'd Candles,
As kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes HAVANA Segars,
cwt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and hulled Barley.
A small quantity basket salt.
Which with very general assortment OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, ne Will sell
low for cash, produce ,or the usual credit
Noy Is
Just Received,
Perthe Schooner Jane, Captain Croker, from
Boston, and for sale by the subscriber,
puncheons Jamaica Spirits
barrels first quality Cheese
10 do. mems stout shoes
100 sides soal Leather Of extra rice quail
|ty
/ 80 boxes dry Goldfish.
T Said Schooner Jane returns to Nos
TON. For freight or passage apply to
| John G. Laid.
December 81.
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NEW YORK. Aby;l2.

Arrived, ship Charleston Packer, 27
days from Algtsiras.
LET, there, chip Oeean. Dodge, f,r N
York, IN a few Gays brig Pre.ix, Core
Jig, Of Salem with Ssh, brcugh. IN b. a
Spanish prlva'eer; schooner Washington,
Deesco from Salem for aicanr, wish fish,
brought il but liberated brig Uoion,
Wing, Of Marblehesd for Malaga. with
hsh, cargo cordenaed for wan. OF sea
letter ship North America, Harding
fsoaa NoSfoik, brcughs in uoder tie new
decree; chip Wells, Lams on. from Salem,
wnh fsh, blown out of Gibraltar on the
Sh OF February and cap'ured by Spa
nish privaseer 10 the Straits, part Of her
cargo previously sold a, Gibraltar; brig
Farmer, Bosdet, Of Po.ssmou h, n. II
in ballast. was taken by Spanisb p,iva.eer
when coming out Of t1ibs altar schooner
Tohp and William. of Boston. 10 baElas,
brought in BY Spanish priva.rer, taken
whsn coming our OF Gibraltar, abandoned
bv the Off GERS and crew when the ptivs,eer
first chased them, aud arrived safe al the
Rock Of G bralrar in their boa, with what
specie was on board: and brig William,
Tayler, pu. 10 from Teusrifle, for Sicily,
in dis,ress.
The foAo1u;ng vessels-zveye also left there,
all Of them cep.ufedby Spanish privateeys
and carried in for having their papers
end0rsed:
Ships Alpha, Sowles' Of Philadelphia,
for Cadiz, or Algesifss, Eliza, Blown, of
Baltimore. tor Barcelona Monk, Lipdall,
from Baltimore and Salem, fsr Barcelona;
briggs Seaman, Lasher, from New York,
for Cadlz, or A!gesitss Augusta, Davis,
Of Glorses,er. with -four, &c. for Lisbon:
Crtberus, Lulha, oi NewbaryPoTb via
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Fish, for Marsei,les ; ALI,

s,h, for Marse''les Allen.
aos,on for Lrshcfu "a sssts, Use ss's', Of
Tor Trieste sehooaets Wssn,,a asessoud
log from Plymouth for Babos,0 w~,s,aWAs.
and and |oha, s'se,, f'om ii ssrd C. 10
Slsbos, with hsh, 'ured of lbai S'' TT
40 Eogsiah cruiser, Afterwards ,as foetg
English Ia the astemp; togo, ,a,o = 'i:
aad fesaxsn by a Spanish piva,rr, 'eel
ship Usc!e Toby, OF N Y,rk is !, l&s
into Ceasa By Spsaisa prl.s,evr, s ss'nd
cargo taken DOT wi+hout wa,,,ne f.. ~ ~ &c
On the 9Th Feb. while at A.ges,4s ''@
renced a severe gale OF wind wlic,, 1r, NAi%
following vessels on shore :---br;as p. ~
Corning, vessel and about 100 Qur,S.,y .@%S
clsi, saved his s,ii d l.g lns:
LAsher, vessel lost, ABOUT Ole ,o,,r,, s'aS
cargo saved, one man drowned, the re- as
served with difficulty Farmer, Pos,.t<e
ballast, vessel lost, her crew and n.s
sails and rigging saved /; William ~ a0
vessel lost, sails rigging AID crew %~'
Union Wing, vessel not much inrs,aI Ivy y
nish ship -----------, Thompson ynssa,
1000 bushels OF salt and crew saved Ps.s ~
ship Euphrates, loaded with Iopyco j'- -,
mahogany, vessel entirely lost, bas;ns l, Wy
out from Gibraltar an English DrzF Mn ;'''s
schooners, guard Ship, CT 10 crl;,. ,n
boutgSo coastcfs,and several Portuguese W., :
Oh shore during the gale, and 4 nnr,s. ~Ue :,
lives were lost, Went ashore in Rna .,0'' =
the American ship Two Brothers, tr o,' ia
horn, crew saved with great dij,ee, va IS rs
brig Minerva, from Barceiona, went - 'is
GlDras ar English brig CommerIia ,,"0e !. y
lice, totally lost; French polacce nr2 s' -. va
oyerset, ana crew persisted EneEss ,sla"4
oversct, aud two women and one man n.'st
ed, big Mary ofNcw York, with sppt rl'i I~'.
under Fora battery, crew Saved .sa NV" %~
Der CT american ships drove from toe b,g r.
Gibraltar with the loss oftheir aocbors ~. y
male out to set through tie Cut. N''
Sailed in company with ships Rose, Card,
ner, for Philadelphia, in ballast; Ma5;.as
Burd, for Kennebunk, Co. Camilla. w.
Of Philadelphia for Tangier or the Bar
coas,, but was captured ia the Gut By an IN
glish brig and ordered for Gibraltar In l.,
so, 4s5 long, 70, 20, saw large sai, st,ulin,
to the southwark, supposed her to be n,a
of war. Passenger, capt. Taylor, late Of The
brig William, eft ia AIgcsiras bay.
4
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We xse ;odeed supporting the sslscds a.
IN 40 prsyased expeace # we uuat exchange
oar corn 60 or cassse for their sugar cane and
moiasses.
sye have seen how America valoss her
trade. aud how false, ENORMOUSLY faass, haze
z..cs all our estimates OF those feelings and
nyriudscSs which, as operating 50 exsen-
ssxeiy upon as, we had concelsed1o OPT
rate q. generasiy upon her.
And ga here we eannoi help revefing 20
an article which cur readers will had 20 .s'e
WHEx1Y MEssEssan of Janaary ssven.
,,,n,h- 4, was writtea OF course, many
DAYS before the intelligence OF the embargo
was received; but il wiz be foard 20 DC 2
complese anticipation Of that line OF poll .
CIV which Americs was likely 70 pussoe = :.
q ,rue drscr,paieo OF her national teti'cgs.
add az Impartial estimate Of heT pflsusss
wisdom.
Our on!v wish Is. shst shis ar,ick aaay
have seads ncy TO encourage that sFsN OF
CANCELLATION which. IN the present STATE OF
,hie9a should bs cherished at any hasssc.
We haze o. desire bal TO see harmony re
stored bsgweeu rhe wo countries ano an
uoion ct iateyesss, and alsaocc ct irtad'
ship, weu.d nes ooty check the p'eseas
s.orn uish which we are threatened. Saf
have a 8 sascs seudeaey snsa any o's'ef
possible measure, TO h level Ut oul tow
ering soeny, ao5 preserve shs SAPf'ToLI
ixaoB11x saxuu Of the BRUSH csas''ss
sios-
We exusc, this article as il appea'e
because We are convinced the sentiments
1t contains, csunot be too deliberately
weighed s,y the considevs.e aad prasens.
We pronounce with conhdenceshsst con'
saius ps,ots, whiehis is impossible 10 Con-
fSfc.
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from TaE SAME.

Many eonectures have been offered 10 ING
public by tie different prints concerning the
conduct Of Bonaparte towards Portugal, Ia
suffering the royal family 10 escape before ne
put his threat of dethroning them INTO execu-
sien. The. following from respectable Lon
don print, the Pilot, may not DC unworthy
the attention OF cur readers who are not III the
habit Oh seeing that journal
" Iiiere would seem something mysterious
in the conduct of Bonaparte, and nct outward
Nv ac.ordant witt, his usual sagacity, lii de
nouncing the overthrow OF Portugal before he
was prepared to carry his threat into eXecu-
tion--a circumstance which affords The Means
OF escape to the royal family. Probably lie
might have been led into this error by the tar
dy movements Of The British court, towards
the assistance OF its ancient ally. There are
some, however, who think that the premature
threat of the head OF the French empire was
but a feature of the policy n whlch be was
governed in his attack On Portugal; and that
ine event which has happened, haas neither
disappointed has hopes nor his views. These
arsue in the following manner
If Bonapar1e had advanced upon Lisbon.
seized Re t.eet, and dethroncd ti:eroya. Ia
n;is, there would have been no obstacle
whatever to Ensiand either ont,inipg posses
sion OF the BraZils or at least establishing the
,ntIependeilce of that colony, and eventually
ali Sonth America. This ltself would have
been ALMOST irrcvocable. No peace which he
NAV hove to make wi h England could have
undone what IN the mean time we should be
enabled to do there by the help OF the lnilabi-
tants. He would lave obtalned, moreover,
some ships, neither very many, nor very USE
fyI ones. nor manned with crews much DIS
rosed in his faVoi'--;.!ong with them he would
! have retained the iawi,i monarch and his
court This, though no great obstacle to his
views, would still haYe been somewhat against
! him. BIT the emigration OF that court, be-
sides freeing him from every such lmpedl-
,ncnt, and even giving aim some hold over
! the country, prevents the revolution III South
! America. whlcn, ct all others he has most
! dreaded. He knows the character oIthe roy
al f4r>,;ly- a,el the coI,rt of Portugal. He was
aware how unwllllngly they would consent to
| give up Portugal for ever; he retains that
hold over theul, when peace comes, he
| may, By these means, wheedle them back to
| Europe; at any rate, he may acquire an in
huence over them III ibis way, while they re-
! man in America. If he bad suffered the
court Of Lisbon to escape without the feet,
! and part Of the army, he had gained nothing
but the ships; by allowing them to go over
| in a respectable state of equipment, he entire
| ~ prevents England from interfering, except
| with her councils, which, for reasons best
| known to himself, he seems not much to
! dread
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CHARLESTON. March q.

The brig Lucy, Davis, 25 days from K;rp.
ston, Jamaica. took pilot YESTERDAY.
Capt. Shackeliord, sailed from Rotterdam
in company with ship for New-york, and :
brig fer Norfolk. Left brig Sophia, Just AZ.
rived from Savannah. Or the 9th February,
in lat AZ, long. -, captain S. fell in With a
British ship completely dismasted, wlthoa.
any person on board, end having cargo or
sugar and cum, supposed to be from Jamaica.
Captain 5. pat his mate and two men Ga beard
of her, and after having erected Jury masts,
and furnished them with supply ofproyis-
ons, sc. directed them 10 make this port, L
possible, if not; to put into the FIRST conveni-
ent port. On tie 18th instant, Of Cape Hat
teras, spoke ship Adonis, Moore, three day.
from Savannah, bound to New York.
Captain Hill sailed in CO with schooner
Ruth, McrreI, for Newburypors. Lett brig
-, Russell, for Philadelphia, to sail In ls
days schooner Washington, Furlong OF and
for Newburyport, do. On the 9Th instant,
Grand Cayman bearing Il. distance 50 miles
was boarded by two French privatcers, who
took from him four puncheons OF ram, icF
which they gave hlm az order on Catalogue
they also took from hin. his smJll boat,
oars, paints, oil, all bis spare cordage, steer
ing sails, haulyartis, &c. &c. Tor Whlch tieE
gave 10 orders; took all the letters ond pa
pers and refused to return them 18Th INST
off Havana, was boarded by British P'i@.
teer belonging to New Providence and ires.eo
politely. The French priyatecrs WHO boar,'fe
captain Hill. had not heard OF the 6iocSr
decree of Great Britain, nor of the con +
vailing decree more recently issued by b"Ha'
parte, they having been out SIX weeks Oh
cruise.
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gngi;s;s can he annoyed, and where they can
cooperate with live enemies OF Great Br1taln.
In the present state. of affairs It is not d'th-
cult matter to fnd a suehciency ofsuch places,
and the talents of Sc many officers csnlbined
with the exertions of those artllletists, &c
who are said to be gin board the Heei,s VIII DC
of serious injury to the British Nomination.,
if united with the loca, powers OF any nation ION
who have cause to be dissatisfied with her
proceedings.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

March so, 10, ana
ORDERED, en-
THAT Henry Nicholson, Robt. Andegis
and Joseph Riddle, be commissioners t' tie
perintend an election to he held at the ct
Gil chamber on Monday the lth day OF PCS
next, for member of the common coul
for ward No. 2, IN place OF Jonn Sutton, nf
eligible.
Test.
JAMES NJ M,REA. G. c. /.
April Gill
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g A meeting Of the men, n,
bers of the Riae Curtis is requested a. :. Wv =
court house on Saturday evening next d. ;
O'Clock,
by order otthe Gait. >,
Horace Field. Sergf.
April s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-14

tioz Of blockades. Next 70 these in import
ance, are the reduction of the list of contra
baud, and the enlargement of our neutral
trade with hostile colonies9s Whilst you keep
in view, therefore, those objects, the two last
as highly important, and the two first as abb
soiuteiy indispensable, your discretion, In
which the president places great cphhdence,
must guide you in all that relatcsto the IN
lerior ones.
With sentiments Of great respect and es-
TEEN, remain, sir, yonr most obedlent SER
want,
tSigned|
JAMES MADISON.
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bill The executive men. ,E,.
gso''e men, are OF coursesiu is,a s'. !
bill; Tor the president has sslIsd s. q 'as
Some federslis.s have spok.u in t vi H.
1t, aud It is aaid several wsl vol. .' s'' Of
though for reasons sorasAha, d,s ' II !
from those assigned BY ,hes,es.sea,, S'asIsa'|
Some Of the RaadoIphi;ss alss, will r = .
said, vofeaor this billr AUD Mr.. M. S y
who psuslly -coneurs With Mr., Ra0do,sS|
has twice spoken 10 favor esehs Meas. \
There is ,eason 70 belelvsshat she npmt''
of opponents to the b1llhas iacssssd d ds'
ieg the discussion, 'hough isss,l, D, vs''
bly, pass by large majority. Fs''l
Though toe d,seasssop has been
long aud taken wide rssge, yelino wy, .s'!l
tive man has condescepdsd to iu(.,, s'.s
house aud The public, wstmsr they ,a,. v,
to goso war. They spsss. much of \.
dangers of the country aud the a.e.,.s ~
appropriation tor war but a,ey .sy =.
thing particular aud prccise.ss.ihe .,n w.
which the governments inteud. to u. ''
All is general and ,nde6ai.a,* TIA ' =.
claim much about the assrsssisus Of c., ~
BrHsin, and the destructive bperstin' .
her DEGREES 90 our commerce.: aut scan.
~ a complaint is murmured sgaps, Franz,
If they were determined to. sshai, r. ~
mandate Of Napoleon, as eorsnuuis T. "!
IL Chanpagny's note, their lansuag. cow t
not be much different lis & BE- hou 0s
that !he time will arrive when, ese,v =,
ricsn citizen will dives, himself q n,.,:,i
tiles for one foreign nation asd nnIu. ;.
seusmen, sgalps. another and fssf >. 1
ough, to feel towards all cations.
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CHARLESTON, A5ri!

Arrived, ship Barb, Tufts, Llysf0'c'
brig El,zs Green Cross, N Loodoo -
lugge; Fair Trader, William, HaVasps :
schoopers Orono, Huscbens, bla's'o,u
IND ~; Atslao's, Halfway, I's"P~'
r Iii; Fair Play, Grinnelds, aess aI.oo
11;Friendship, Averil. No'f,ls Q '''''
Frederick, Lsndon, New York ~ ri.
Captain Williams lef' at Hs'aoa' ''1
ship Green, for New York'n 10 o'y''c os
Captain Tufts on THURSDAY 1881 ~ 70
Romain dis,ani leagues, was or0v ~ I'D,
by The British frigae la'ooa' cap ,hey
from the West Indies on cru's' t;,,,s
ordered captain Tufts on board INC 10 N.
with hi. papers they Afterwards ",f~b,cb
mate and FIVE men on bosrd, tofee - I'D h:
shey impressed ard detained 90 0s' os,iys
4riga,e, viz. Richmond Tagg're ga.
Of Rhode IsIsud; William Coops. ..le Of
tive of New York: sod lo0o 81 b,srd
WeAther.6sld, Conn They pp' -
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lfss. nc national 1eTsLLiGEAcER.


Part 3, accompanying the message or the Pre-
sideat of the United States, received on the
aadof March, 1908.
Mr.. MADISON 70 mr.. HdoARaoE,
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From the Nesa York Gh-gs

Most Horrible !--7rhe subjoined dlstoi,,
paragraphs, | copy from the PHI AAroir of
the 9th instant. 6
6 For the present anil on this letteroChan.
pagny we now say that in relation 8 the y.
S. it speaks the language of EbSsafty aid /
friendshit:' ...
Agar. in the same Aurora ar6cte Cham.
pagny the French minister, calls upon tie
United States, to assert its Independence %
maintain its rights, to vindcate its indspeN !.
ence.
l have nothing to do with the uncouth lan- /
guage of this paragraph. The edi:@ Of Ind
Aurora has an indeleasible right to blunder. ia
is the opinion that concerns us.
Couldit be imagined that after the tyrapt
had seqaesteied our ships and made war forI
us that after he had criminally robbed US Of
our property with one hand, and most ,auda-I
ciously attempted to piilage uscf odraSeedom|
and sovereignty with the oti.ef, a.man* Should
be found within the United States fed FROM
its soil and nourished by its citizens o
penly and in the face of day to term this
robbery and pillage .lberality and TREND
ship" - 49,
The reader shall again see this +" lberallF
and friendship" as expressed for US byCham.
pagry himself.
g Var hen erists in fart says Mons
Champagny betaeen England and the Hgted
States ard his majesty considered 1t as dtcarI
I'd from tie day on zvhict England hu6hahed her
DEGREES. In that persuasion bis majesty rea'
dy to consider the y S. as associated with the
cause of all the powers who have to defend
themselves against England, hasAnot taken
any dchnitiye measures towards theSAmercan
vessels which may have been, brought into
our ports He has ordered that they sholia
REAAIN sKauRsrERED, .qbtif a decision may
be had thereon according to tie aiatl0aH0H'
zpsich shall haze been eaiIressed BY the s'rr'N-
ment ofthe u. States"
Can the AMERICAN reader perceive aug
thing like i" friendship and hberalty III
this.
We are wronged by England and re aFs
wrongedby France, and we must right our
selves like nation Of freemen. But who eau
bear these foreign predictions Where .
the Just, where the feeling man whose Ppo.
does not mount at beholding these shameless y
advocates of foreign attempts to deSHis5'
MOTTO enslave US. ;oY
Dp
CHARLESTON, Abril2'
Arrived, ship Barb, Tufts, Llysfooc''
brig El'zs Green Gross, N Looooa - ~.
luege7 Fair Trader, William, Havana ~
schoopers Qrono, Hu'cbens, bia's'o,,'
(M) ~; Atslso's, Halfway .'s"p I','
r iii; Fair Play, Grionelds. a's e .I.no
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L No. 21lo:.

=
AT general assembly 81 the state 81. Con,
necucut, helda New-Hayen, on tie second
Thursday of October, a. u. fso7--Upon ~.
petition OF Sfrson Loomis, Of East WINDSOR.
N Harttord'ecunty, showing to this assembly
that by means of various nisfortunes he IS Re-:
duced to poverty, praying for an act Of :nsol-,
vency aEss that SOME Of his creditors are re-
sldent IN tie states Of yit,v. FORK, Yireisiia and
lss0' gss, SIS per memorial on Gle dated the.
2ist dry OF September, "A. d. 1907
- ResolDed BY This Assens5ly,, That said pet;-
ton be continued to the session oftbis Assem-.
bly, to be holden in Hartford, In MAY next.
and that notice ofthe pehdency thereof be ad.
yertised in some Of the newspapers published
IN the citytof Newly Alexandra in Vir-
ginia, and Savannah in Georgia, three we,Is.
cat least six weeks before said Sc ss;oA .whick
shall be good and sufficient notice TO the ere.
dltors IN the SAID states of;he tendency ofsaid
petition. $3.50
a true copy Of record
Examined by
Samuel Willy's,. see'y.
March q. dss,v