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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-06
District Of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALExANDRIA-to wit:
July Term, 1909.

ANTON cISC1S e0"l'""'"'''5i
AGAINST
Ephraim Paine s. Mordecai hs chaaeery.
Miller,
defendants,
The defendant Ephraim Paine, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satistac-
ton of the court, upon affidavit, that the said
def. E. Paine is not an inhabitant of this dis
trict, on motion of the said complainant, by his
counsel, it is ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT, Ephraim Paine, do appear here on
the first day of next term. and enter his
appearance to the suit and give security for
performing the decree of the court, and that
the other defendant, Mordecai Miller, do not
paw away, convey or secrete tie debts by him
owing to, or the estate or effects in his hands
belonging to the said absent defendant E.
Paine, until the further order OF decree OF this
court; and that copy of this order be forth
with published, for two months successfully,
in one Of the public newspapers published In
this county, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the Court House of the
said county.
A copy, Test,
c.. Dcneale, C. c.
August 20. law2m
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Flfheries to Rent.

! wish to rent my Fishing Shores with the
Striking Tubs. &c. for the next season Or,
if desired,.I will let them for term ofycars
Bufh. Wilmington, or
Alexander Moore,
September se. sawsw
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A Lift Of Letter,
Remaining an the P0st-0Ece, dIeyn,
(Columbia) 0ctober |. 1 ,rs&S's

Charles Alexander, 3; Mrs ,,.,
son John Addison Lewis c y Ae
stead; Anthony Addison; Rev. W :, an
olson; William Anderson, Bayljs
son; Mr.. Breex Hard; Miss Fli,LAst s,
braham j. Addison.
B.
Peter R. Beverley William H.,
William Benter J. w Bronaurl.
Baugh; John George Baxter; Mis-, r si!a
beth Brown; Susan Brooks; Mr. u I'la
Boggass Mr.. Gu.tavus A. Brown I I
Bealer; Robert Ball; Mrs. ElizabethiRnuuS d
Sineor Bellies; Alien Beck Robt. B.zlI. ".
Burncs (; James Balfour, 2; Bell and Vs.
MIR. Joseph Coalson Charles Cayils..
Sarah Crawford; Mrs ElizsbethCarrol N
vid Childs; John Crawford James Jo,..
for MIR. John Chambers; William Cs,S
Ann Clingman.
Benjamin Dulany Captain Reuben Dr,,
John L. Dennit; Simon Daucc Davies r..
nike; John Duffy; thomas Diggcs; Ep
Rev. Thomas Davies, 2; Hugh Doughsrty.
P. Deneale; Benjamin Dulany jr, .
T.. 3
Mr.. Robert Elridge Doctor James e..
ell; John Ellis.
Mr.. John Fewell Francis Fish; Doctr
John Foster; DANIEL Ferguson.
G.. ~
Mrs. RebeccaD. Gibson Isaac S Gard.
ner; Mrs Basheby Gibson; Geo. 3. Graves |;
George Gore.
Richard L. Humphreys; Stanilaus Hos.
ton ); John Hews; Captain John Holiday;
Messfs. Robert Hamilton and Coz fhoms
Hutchins John Horsman; John Horsburs;
Priscilla Harris; Thomas Hawkins Pardon
Handy; David Henderson Harriet Hook ;
Mrs Hunter; Alexander Hodge; Messri
Alexander Henderson and Co.. Capt ShM-
rack Hill; Captain Crossom Horton; Mrs.
Elizabeth q. Hall.
Phineas Janncy, 4 Miss Eliza +. Jones ;
Walter Jones, 4 !; Aaron Jewett; Mrs. Mar
garet Jones; Isaac Janney
K.
John F. Keller; Captain Franci; Keen
Charles King. Miss Margaret King
Charles Lee, 4; William Lowering; VIII
liam Latimer; Mrs. Jemima Lyons; John
Latour Mis-. Sarah Lyles Mr.. John Lew
is John Lcggat; Miss Lucy Lu:ker
Nj.
Lewis Mills; Master James Mills VII
liam Mason; Warning F. Moore; Rcv o v:
Ell F. Magrath John McPhai' Doctor NJ
Merrill Captain Marbury James "oflOs'
Captain Ronald Mckenzie, 5.
n.
Captain Peyton Norvi'le ; MT. john Ns'''
William Norris john NEWT.
O.
Mr.. Benjamin C. Orr; Lawrence o"sD'
Elijah Ogden.
p. ,,,
William Prout Mrs. Pearson. ps,.
liam B. Page; John Potter; Thomas '''
i, JOHN pittlnan.
William Rhodes; David Robertson, f." =.
Russell Mr.. Thomas Robertson or F." " po.
Lewis William Reynolds; William ~
berts MIR. Charles Robertson, =
s. -
Mrs. Eleanor Saver Charles ' ,';lols
Francis Simpson John Stone b%'p C,n.
Smith Philip Steaurt Mason selO3 Mr..
tain Edward Spencer; Michael oa1 s CAP,
Henson Simpson Benjamin Savllle vr Tsa
tain John sutton Gilbert Swan VS. STE.
Stone for John Kennels Mr. uSS'S
yens Samuel Summers.
Nathaniel Talbot Matthew la,.'' Geo,
phas Thompson Samuul R. l re-, ,,as Ta-
TcmpIcman Enoch fucker; h''''
bert Sponsor Thomas.
v: v.rr,r
Samuel Vanhorn ; Mrs. Amen"
w. u,;,Iism-
MIR. Carlisle Whiting; Cap!a" Watson.
=, - M - Josiah Na''
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August ~
of Columbia,
Thcdefendant Richard Buck


ner not having entered his appearance
and given security, according to the act
of assembly and the rules of this court, and 1t
appearing to the satisfaction of the court upon
affidavit, that the said defendant Richard
Backner, is not an inAabitant of this district
ON motion of the said complainant by
his counsel, it is ordered that the SAID defend
mt Richard Buckher, do appear here on the
FIRST day of next term, and enter MS appear
ance to the suit, and give security for per-
forming the DEGREES ofthe court, and that the
other defendants Robert Young and James
III. Hooe, do not pay away, convey or Sc
crete the debts by them owing to,orthe estate
or effects in their hands belonging to the said
absent defendant, Richard Bnckner, until
the further order or decree of this court, and
that copy Of this ortlerbe forthwith pub.
Eshed for two months Auccessively IN one
of the public newspapers published in this
county, and that another copy DC posted at
The front door of the courthouse Of said
county.
A.copy.
Test.
G. DENEALE, c. C.
august g. la8sm
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c.. Deneale, c. C.
August 20
DllfrI6t of Columbia,
August %

Robert Hartshorne and Robcrtl
Watson, trading under the
firm of Hartshorne & Wat
SON, comflainants,
AGAINST
James Vehement and John X. I, Chnnceyu
Goats, trading under the firm
of Jas. W. Clement s Co.
Mordecai Miller, Amos A
lexander, and Robert l. lay.
lor, executor of John Watts,
deceased, defndasts,
The defendants, John w. Gle
ment and John r. Coats, under the firm OF
: Jas. w. Clement and Co. not having enter
cd their appearance and given security &C
.ording to the act of assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing TO the satistac-
tionof the court upon affidavit, that the said
Jas. w. Gle ment and John K. Coats are not
inhabitants of this district-on motion OF the
said compliments by their counsel,lti ordered
that the said defendants, Jas. w. Clement
ana John r. Goats, do appear here on the
first day of next term, and enter their APP
psarance to the suit and give security Tor
performing the decree of the court, < that the
other defendants, Mordecai Miller, Amos
Alexanc err, and Robert l. Taylor, executor
of Joha Watts, deceased, do not pay away,
convey, or secrete, the debts by them owing
ri. or the estate or effects in their hands, be-
longing to the said absent defendants Jas.
w. Clement and John R. Goats, until the
further order or decree of this court and
that copy of this order be forthwith pub
l;shed for two months successfully in one
of the public newspapers published in this
county, and that another copy De posted at the
front door of the court house OF said county.
A copy-Test,
G.. Deneale, c. c.
August %. la"2m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-06

Hueck, not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the rules
of this court. and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court that he is rot an
inhabitant of this district--on motion OF the
said compliments by their counsel, tits order
ed, That the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of November term next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one OF the public
newspapers published in this county, and that
another copy be posted at the front door OF
the court house of said county.
A copy-Test,
c.. Deneale, c. c.
August %. lawn
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-06

Henly, not having entered his appearance ana
given security according to the rules OF this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court that he is not an inhabitant OF this
district-on motion of the compliments ny
their counsel, it is ordered, that the SAID de. :.
PENDANT do appear here on the first day OF
November term next, and answer the PLAIN
tiff.' bill, and that a copy of Shis order be
forthwith inserted in one Of the public news
papers printed in this county for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the court house OF the said
county.
A copy--Test,
c.. Deneale, c. c.
A,r,s+ % law2m
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IOHN DUFFEY,

coMB-Ah1Xkf H., III, hifrd,
ESpEC7FULLY acqnO'A'' ~ .,.nnant
II. and customers, Ma' he "as -. :, s,rrfi, mt
II, cc,rt-mcking business IN A"s !, n4rd@
The lNadissn Tavern, s1lere fHry b. hand sr'aDs
on on he usual terms. lie has on 4 nale S4
assortmea. ef Horn, lpo'y anu a,;on ofa g'ns,
COMBS, andis daily III erfe ' n,~eh G00p
raj assortment efGerman ana O'
ofthe laseet io,hOrtatlon. @lT
Seh.cn,ter 10.
New-EngIand ku'D'
~ ''''. Joseph M sa,afssi,s '.rs'r
Corner ol King s
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Diariet of Columbia.
CouNTy OF ALExANDRIA.--to wit.
July Term, 1909.
Lynde Walter, William Wal
ter, ard Nathaniel Smith, ad.
ministrators ofWm. Walter, =, rbancerv
deceased, com11fa'na"ts,
AGAINST
David Henly, detendant.J
The faid defendant, David
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
BFNFgoLENr SOCIETY. sc.
Sept %.

7 GcTUeES for the benefit Of the Benevo-
- ent AMI kibe Socls'ies, in Portland, &
the Sunday Evening schools, IN Conway and
Fryehurg, viii be gwen Ivy DIR. RaMsAY, ON
the ,wo .aceeeding sunday evenings, a, the n
cademy in portland commencing pfe.ilely at
O'Clock = NJ he iop,cs will be Thoughts
on he sabbath and the importance aud ,ea-
fonab eneis Ct chriiiaai'y, ,atefi, erie.l with
notions on Education, founded on ph,iicaI,
moral and religious principles zach gentle
man will have the rig.a Of Introducing n
dy TO the Lecture.
~. Admittsnoe fifty cents. Tickets may
be had a, the Bookito.es OF Mei1is pa.ien *
Johnlvr.
B1r This day, at P. M. prechely. Doctor
RAMSAY will give the Doctrines come efed
with Teehing aud the preleryaion IF the
Teeth, at his lecture room, OYER the Marine
and Fire Inlurance pfice. "a ,h.le notion.
are Of The u'mois coniequeuce to Morats,,
no gentleman can lie admitted without being
sconpaned by lady.
Nonfuslclibers admitted by paying fifty
cents at The door. Seft IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
! vening School.

THE fahfcribers Evening School viii be
opened THIS EVENING, at The Old
South School houie, where he will inilruet
'bofe who apply, in ei'her Reading, Wiling,
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, AM uie
OF the Globes
Terms, dolls per quarter one paid ia ad-
vance Candies, pens and ink found by the
fnbfcribeF. -J.isrtoij,--.
Navigation, Surveying, Bookkeeping by
Single or Douhe Entry, aad I.near O5ier va.
tons by that ih0rt, eafy and accurate rlc'hoi
o. q aus Linear Tables, vii he faught 10y
William Moody.
/ 70. Rani, Sept IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
Tteo,

IN West .Florida, Lieut.. Wm 6. Ea;lcr,
OF tie u. s. navy; He was bured with
military honors, at which the Spanish sol
diers assisted.
II Annapolis. (Md } Mr. James Tosicll.
Purser OF ihe United States navy.
In Newyork, George Clinton, Jun Esq.
aged So, late member Of congress.
On board brig Diligence, cala. Tucker,
on tie passage from Havana, Aug. IS, John
Bafbour.-Aug. 81. Samuel Energ--scpt.
>, Henry Creen--S pt. &, Ruben Fichl.
At Gofham, 18Th inst John Oliver Lutte,
aged year and 6 months--oniy child Of
Ms. NJ, J Little.
II Nofthyarmouth, on the 10Th inst Miss
Ham n Thaxter, daughter of MI. Joshua
T Of Boston, aged 81. Miss I. leit Hos-
ton about 3 weeks since on a visit to her
friends.
At New Gloucester, August 9th, Mrs.
Mary, vile Of Maj. Jacob HaskeG, after
patiently enduring lingering very pain,
ful disease, ior the space 81 ten months. NJ
times, peculiar Ugh. seemed 10 beam on,
ami animate her mind with cleai prospects
Of happiness beyond the grave. She had
almost completed The 6is, year OF az indus
lfious and useful life. Though warmly at
taohed to her connections, her husband,
children, brethren & neighbors, when ne
her departure, she remarked, they were all
nothin. to her, when compared with her
Re,le emer she could do 10 more than pray
for. and resign them into his hands Hav-
ing been faithful TO The duties If life, and
oonstan, IN her fdelii, 10 large circle OF
frIends ana acquaintance, bn, lew people
have LEFT more sincere moufners. When
she perceived the afproa Gil 1T the king OF
| terfois," she committed her spirit INTO The
hands OF X IN Who gave il, and has left the
| pleasing hope, that sic has found res, IN the
| bosom of her Father aud God.
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COMMUNE

To the Editor gf The Portland Gazette
Being an enquirer after truth. and feel.
ing too modest always to advance my own
opinion to the public, propose in this mum.
Der, whatever may be my future, to simply
ask question :--sviz.
Who have been tie greatest injury to
the cause Of religion, Shafesbary, Boiling.
brook and Paine, or dishonorable and dis
honest man placed at the head Of a Church
protesting TO be a true believer
CUES rkIST.
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Sa,ftte sSblp Hrtus.
PORT OF PORTLdND-lsO9.

Fneign EHpies.-Schr. Ruby, Robbins,
from Trindad-Citizen, Rolfe, Grenade
brig George, Wiidrldge, Mariinico- Dill
gence, Tucker, Jamaica
Friday, Sept. %.
Arrived Brig Stranger, Capt. Shaw, q
days from Antigua--leit there, brig Hun.
ter, Littleield, So days ftom Kennebunk,
just arrived cargo unsold schr. Smart,
Harding, OF Bath, SO days out, Just arrived
Sept. IL, spoke schr Lucy Ann, from Pc
nobscot. days out, for Baltimore also q
schooner from the Foridas, 20 DAYS out, tor
New York-Marke,s duh, produce high.
The brig Montpelier. WILSON,, Of Salem,
was totally condemned (under the Milan
decree) at 3asseterre, Quad 31st July
few days after, sch. Saratoga. Tucker,
fom Msrblehead, WAS taken in and con.
demned and on the l7,h Aug. large sch.
from the Eastward, wi,h fish, provisions &
lumber, was taken in by the French armed
pfisateer boats. On the lst Aug. IL sail
of vessels were driven ashore in gaie at
basseterre among them the Montpelier |;
no lives lost. Inc French have many arm
ed boats fitted out as prvateers, some open,
and some decked, full of men--2 from Fl
Pctrc, mounting cannon viii so or 90 men
These boats cruise as tar SouthN ard as
Dominique, and as far North AZ Montserst,
aud take aad condemn al American vessels
bound To or from any English port, or hav-
ing been spoken with BY any English crurs-
Ell, orshaying had their papers endorsed.
A Boston ship is reported to DC taken in.
To St. Martins by French privateer
On the 9Th inst was seen, in lat. AZ, as,
Ion IS, 40, a ship, or FIRE, and another slip
lying TO near her, which had probably taken
out her crew.
The u. S. frigate President, Com. Rain
bridge, arrived at N. York, 18th inst. from
Hampton roads, -On the 18th, 18th, and
14ih, experienced a very heavy gale from
the n. +. The brig Hornet, arrived also,
with the loss of boat, &c.---1he u. S f,igate
Constitution, was below N. York.
From HAVANA, Sept. I, we learn, that
the Spanish "a ST. Paulo, bad just arrived
from Vera.Cruz, completely dismas,ed,
with the loss also of 40 of her crew: She
had on board 100000 specie dollars The
prices at Havana, were, white sugar, first
quality, 9 20 10 ais Museosado do. 3 50 /;
molasses'20 cents per gallon.
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There is something so extremely desp;-
cable in bestowing nnmeaning epithets on
ones opponents, as a substitute for facts
and argument, as to render it the exciu-
sive prerogatiye Of Jacobins & blackguards.
II is no matter of surprise, therefore, that
the Argus scriblers should continue to ex.
ercise this privileged right in support of
their destructive cause. So far as the abuse
they bestow respects ourselves, we feel liz
tie or no interes, in it but as that vehicle
may be supposed to afford an index TO the
taste Of its patrons, there is great reason to
deplore the deprayity Of that part Of society
" Confidence IN an ujmttfm man, is Ike a
broken tosth and a foof om II joint"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25

articles ofhuman compilation. As our feeds
shall enable rs, it is our design - fltnsa
the iehor nj with religions instruction, and
10 supply the poor snd destitute ct esety
description with The sacred scri;i ases which
are able 20 make them wise unto salvation
through .aith inJesus Christ"
After the public services, a voluntary
contribution Vas requested, and a Large
SUM was q lletted AMI paid INTO tie hands
et Professor Abbot, tie Treasurer OF the So
ciety, 30 whom q slant members will please
to Forward their entrance money, tuo do
iG~s.
Tor the information Of those vine were
not present at our anniversary, we would
STATE, TINT A committee was appointed 10
prepare bee laws fof the regulation of tie
Society, with Instructions To report in My
next and it is expected there viii then be
legal ncetine of the Society, not oniy u
eceive Tie report of their committee, but
40 Appropriate Il portion of their funds ID
nc purchase of Bibles and Tsstaments for
distribution We hope that other Societies
,tabiished for similar purposes will in the
mean time add To our means OF ussfnlnt IS.
We look with hopeful confidence to The
3ible Society ~ Massachusetts
is !e.4l,ag Dssi5a.-We are fully persua-
dct, from some experiments already made.
hat, with the AID Of The Bible Society of
Massachusetts, and of other institutions,
which have hitherto directed their charities
20 this extensive and needy portion of our
country, lie Lasfeta Society NAV carry the
divine word To the dwellings, and bosoma Of
great numbers now perishing for lack OF W.
sion. aad my prevail on schools to pay An
mere ased attention TO the scriptures, by hoi.
ding up, as premiums, bibles anu tesla :
mei'ts, Tor those, who shall, in the course OF
a quarter, ar IN given time, read the most
in the scriptures, and give the best weekly
account of what they read. And by thus
contributing to The progress OF christian
knowledge, and recommending the scrip
lures IN this fofcible manner to children &
youth in the district, the Society may have
the pleasing assurance, that parents vii be
excited to a more constant and practlcal re-
gard to the divine word and ordinances.
There i, persuasion resting UPON our
minds, that such a particular and distinct
regard to schools. will furnish ne " induce
meats 70 the people IN different towns and
plantations to support schools, and new IN
cehtiyes To children and youth Il. improve
theif time well. We wish ~ render schools,
a. they were IN the days If our fathers
nurseries of virtue ! and to lead persons of
every rank aid age, 10 greater acquAint-
ance with the scriptures, and to saving
Knowledge Of the truth.
Sep. Is, 1902
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
Doet. Ramfay's Lectures
AT
Bozvdoin Coilcge.

THE Truifees and Overfeers having ap-
propriaied rooms in the College for the
purpoie, DR. RAMSAY has confented to re.
move his Muleum TO Bymfsht. and TO give
courfe of ANATOMICAL LECTURES in
the College. 1t is hoped that this ingulsr
opportunity of acquiring minute knowledge
OF The itrueture and physiology of the human
fyeem, will be improved by every gentleman
who may be defrous Of acquiring know
ledge, or perfefing his relearches in this i'm.
port ant branch of icience Tie Lectures VIII
commence on the 2llt day of October mex:
Gentlemen who with TO become iubicribers
will apply at Capt. Eaab,osi'' err Mr. OVeeas
Pubic Houies in Bfunfwick, where fuhicftp.
TORS are open. =. 5eei, 1909.
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tsa.e' br &ustlo.t.

sTONCRpl w. at IA O'Clock A. NJ at No.
L u. Unn n-WAafi the Sal. s,ant, ng &
Running Rigging, and Cables -inisabe toi
fchooner Of 80 tons bur.hch. flo, he fell
loving Sails, for flip Of from $3.50 80 .ons
lurihen, VIZ. n I'm lay ial, new Holland
Duck ) iopialls iJfe, fail, main top
gallAst.fa'l.
.elso, IA Shares il the United Marine and
Fire Infirance Stock.
L CREELY & CO. .zst1;oa.sv..
Ssbt IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
Mr.. W oodmaa's Grafton.

T He Members of the TYROCINTC ABEL
Pill, are Informed, that their annual
Meeting vii be holden a. the Academy on
Wedreldsy the 18Th of October, where an
Oraliou viii be publicly pronounced before
the socieiy, At 10 o clock. a. M by JabEZ
WoOpM AN, a MA general attendance
of The members Is requeltsd
WILLIAM BAILEY, sesy.
NJ 3. The annual Exhibit of the School,
Wi, be in the afternoon, at the abog.men.ion.
ed place
Hebron, Sept. 20, 500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
Portland Headtmy.

rHE Trunees give notice thai ,ley erpest
an additional Inaruetor, which wall en-
able them TO accommodate few more ichol
srs. Application for ad,nlfi9a To he made
10 the Hon. SAMUEL FRsEaAs, at his Office,
Middle.street. Po,ilgnd, SePf. 25, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-25
VkN1kN COUSIN,

ut Cenfnf HaH--F,. feet.
THE WAREHOUSES; EXHIBITION
takes place +. ms,,0,V Eveaiss, 2e H.
and on Ib.r,ssy tvsnirg, the 29.h Sept ia.
ltaht.
"a Doors TO he o0caed a. half pan o.
clock and performances TO Commence at -
Box rs Cent?, Pit so.
~ Tickets may be had at Mr.. Collins
Store, uader the HsA.
Sect IS
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The Nurtlerers.

Jabez Mieggs, Ansel Mieggs, Nathaniel
Lynn, David Lynn, Adam Pitts, Elijah
B'rtpn, Prince Cain. and Jonas Proctor, all
ct Malta, have been committed 10 the Jail
IN Augusta, on suspicion of being concern.
ed IN the murder of Mr.. Paul Chadwick,
mentioned in our last.