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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
From the North American.

The following extract from the
Richmond Spirit of l776' is in unison
with the sentiments of a large portion
OF the democrats of Virginia, and is
sufficiently expressive of what estimate
will hereafter be placed upon Mr.. JET
ferson's measures by the more enlight-
ened, mot the most numerous class
of his former admirers. That MIR.
Adams's administration was not Chez
quered by few errors we have not
the hardihood TO contend. Some OF
them were personal and belonged to
the individual, and we are not disposed
to deny that there might be others,
which may only be excused on account
of the fallibility of human actions.
But let US mark the contrast OF his
successor. Entering into Office with
the highest professions Of impartiality
and devotion to peace and public liber-
", we find, in his adninistration,an ex-
empli6cation of whatever is most poig-
nant to the feelings of people attach.
ed to their fires institutions, as we'll as
most baneful to their prosperity. As
the last two years Of his term have been
most crowded with these painful Incl
dents, no recital is necessary to i'm
press them upon the attention. The
Joy universally diffused by the partial
abolition Of the em5argoes and month";
tercourse, is pledge that the wrongs
with which he harrassed his country,
are to undergo still deeper condemna-
ton.
I'VE consider the course pursued
by the administration and lis followers
for several years past as Justly obnox-
ious and calculated to bring republican
government into disrepute. Some Of
the most Objectionable features of Mr..
Adams's administration have been ell
Their GREATLY EXCEEDED or closely
initiated by that Of Mr.. Jefferson. We
shall not therefore blindly and seryilely
flatter what We really at heart condemn,
norregard those astheexclusise repub-
leans Of our country, who have had the
address to retain the name, whilst in
fact its substance has been praciised by
others.
Aew Democratic mode Of Eieehonser.
ing.-General Breckenridge discover
ed, and mentioned in his speech TO the
citizens Of Boretourt, that several Of
Wilson's friends hao induced many
uniformed freeholders to sign paper,
obliga,ing themselves :" to vote for the
Hon. Mr.. Wilson as member Of Con-
gress )" and had threatened to sue the
subscribers, If they did not comply with
their engagement. Many of these
honest people being afterwards convin-
ced, by the friends of the Washington
policy, that Wilson ought not to be e.
lected, yet considering themselves
bound MOI TO oh7aose him, left the Court.
House without Offering their sufirages!
This trick reflects but little credit OH
the virtue or understanding of its au-
thors; but is perfectly consistent with
the character of Wilson's supporters.
"What must be the Priest where
Monkey is the God ?"-what must be
the tools Of a party, of which Wilson is
the head l-Yr. Pol. Censor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

Federalism in AewyOrk 7riumnh4

Federalism in Nevyork 1riumfllanf.
The late election in Newyork for mem
bers Of the Legislature, has terminated in
the complete success of WAsnINoroN prin.
clples The house Of assembly consists Of
ll2 members. 1t is ascertained that 63
Federalis,s and ~ democrats are elected.
The senate consists of 80 members, who
hold their seats for four years: They are
elected in classes Of eight each. for the,
choice of whom the state is divided into four
districts, every year. Last year there WAS
only one Federalist in the senate of tue
eight elected this year, Eve are federal
There was large majority Of federal sena-
toral votes given in the state.
Connecticut, so Justly stiled the ROCK
OF FEDERALISM, has this ye ar elected
her state officers BY an increased suffrage
The annual election of this state was holden
at Hayyord,the llth inst Lyman Las, Esq.
was chosen Speaker, and Samuel Rosyland
& EiMa,n r. UIR,an,s, Esqrs. were cho-
sen Clerks.
Governor TRuasuLL, in his speech de-
livered at the commencement Of the present
session, spesking of President Madison's
proclamation for repeating the embargo and
non-intercourse laws, and for the renewal
of commercial intercourse with Great-Bri.-
ain, remarks,
"While we rejoice in this change Of cir
cumstances in our exterior relations, it vii,
rest, Gentlemen, with your prudence and
discretion 20 determine what further meas.
ures. If any, will be expedient for US to adj
opt, at this time, for asserting the claim,
and securing the exercise Of our future CON-
mercial rights, without such durable EN-.
barrassmen.s and interdictions, as h ave been
lately experienced by the several acts Of
Congress, laying an embargo, and suspen-
ding our intercourse with foreign nations"
--zx ~ -
Information gratis for Democratic REP
resenfatipes.
We copy the following paragraph
from last Thursdays Boston Chronicle
whose motto is, Truth its Guide" In
order that the democratic representa-
iivec IN Nfair,o ,,,,,, .,.,;I .ta,,,,. oC
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
BOSTON, MAY is.
or PORTUGAL.

The master Of vessel arrived at
.aesy- York from Lisbon, gives rather
variar, account Of the state OF affairs In
Portugal, from other statements receiv-
ed He informs, that when he sailed
tabout the last OF March, no iniorma-
zion had been received of the capture OF
Ohor,o bv the French not OF even their
entrance into agai:-That the peo-
pie were in good spirits were con,in'
ually receiving clothing, arms, &c. from
England and appeared determined TO
resis, the French II ha, the Spaniards
were in possession of vigo where three
English frigates had arrived with sup
p'ies.--That the Marquis Romano, with
force, was still in GaAieia, and that the
French had lost 10000 men in that pro-
vince.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
FROM rHE IgEST.LVDTEs

4 ND4I III ~ ~ -l.' 81
Prtracf ola letter from gentleman bs
So. Barst9i9me7ye, safed the 25kh .h.
,rcceiped et .Nesv- York.
f" The Saints was given up last Tues
day evening, after a desperate engage
rucat The English lost heavily and
they are now destroying the forts.
Three ships Oft lire got out ofthere
two dsvs hciore, and Cochrane has sue
ceedcd In getting possession of two of
shc'n. the ether go, ell bv sailing.
sDy la;e regulation in the English
Islands, Swedish vessels are now allow
ed to carry provisions this viii cause
partiai s,agnation in trade here, but
when tbs people get in want Of -four,
sc these restrictions must be taken oil. /"
From, .Naqsan, " Pr5uidenee, .4tri1
81, 1909.
The Recrr;t brig. of 8 guns, Captain
Napier. las captured large French
ae,rse u magrde brig from Eordeaux,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

The Supreme Judicial Court will be hol-
den in this town Tomorrow. The Court
will consist of Chief Justice PARSONS, and
Judges THATcHER and PARKER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22


though the spirit of party has attempted an
perhaps partially suoeeededin depriving him
ofthe merit of his puplie acts.,et poslerity
will do him Justice. So far a. such acls
really entiilc him To the applause of after
ages, we would not be among the most ar
dy to acknowledge them. But while FAC )
are fresh in the minds of all, and while per.
sons are living who have felt and still feel
the iron oppression which has been dealt 10
them by MIR. = in the shape 81 removals
from Office, &C. we would recommend TO
some able pen to make a candid statement
of such charges as can be subs.antia,ed, IT
necessary, in court of justice let this be
done without acrmony, shd let each charge
be distinct and the nature of the evidence
mentioned, which can be produced TO prove
it. For pos,erity, if they nnqualiiiediy com
mend the patriotism, and tile talents tor
governing, of Mr.. Jefferson, must Of course
disapproye Of the conduct OF larse and
respectable body of his contemporaries, VIZ
the federalis,s. They therefore owe It to
themselves TO have such charges recorded
upon an imperishable leaf, and without en-
umerating all, we think thin volume Oh
svo. size neatly printed on vellum, and well
bound in calf and gilt, 4 attsinable, would
be in the possession Of tederalists generally.
The improvement Of this hint we leave to
others. Farmers Nassasn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

Firm, alexandria. "The dinner
given to MIR. Madiion was very nu-
mercusly at,ended.-No party fpiris
nor diltinc,ion appeared. They were
literally all federaliits, all republi-
cans; and it appears to be the difpo-
Gtion of the Executive, at leat at
prefens, TO
aUni,e the Rofes, red and white together,
That from one kind and friendly iialk
They both may fourth"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Bortiano,
Monday, May %, 1909.

or The last week has furnished no for
eign intelligence OF = later date than was
published in our last.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
The French tories believe tentimes

The French tories believe tentimes
more implicitly in Boisatarfe's hulie-
tins, than they do in the Bibte. In the
SD Number of these truth-teifng pa
pers. !, il said, The Duke of Daimatia
was he in Ohorfo from the 18th to
ssth February'"---Now, though we
know positively, that on the 9th Al'7i,
This ringer bread Duke WAS neither in
Lisbon. nor'near it, yet We shall still hear
,he bulletins quoted as the orac!es Of
auth and soberness
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Information gratis for Democratic Rep
resenfotfpes.

We copy the following paragraph
from last Thursdays Boston Chronicle
whose motto is, Truth its Guide" In
order that the democratic representa-
dives in Maine may avail themselves Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
COMMERCIAL.

A letter from merchant IN kingston,
Jam. dated April 18th, received by com.
mercial house, saws, "Since American YES.
sells have been allowed &c clear out from the
States TO Spain, Portugal, and their Deepen.
denotes, this market begins TO be glutted
with -four by vessels from Cuba, and tl.osc
blown Oft the coast. n meeting Of the in.
habltants was called on the 2lst ult. and
sundry resolutions as to the espediency of
petitioning Government TO exclude Ameri-
can vessels in the event of the Embargo be-
ing removed, were sent TO the Mayor But
no person attending to move or second the
resolutions, they tell 70 the ground. In
stead Of recommending the measure Of ex-
clusion, the Legislature that is TO meet the
25th inst. will, ON all American produce i'm.
ported IN American bottoms. impose duties
which will produce considerable revenue
Lumber continues in demand. and white
oak slaves with heading for rum puncheons
pay extremely well. Picked fish is scarce,
and meets with ready sale. Irish provi-
SONS are in great plenty. Supel Tine -four
IS dollars per barrel"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

Gov. IVnght of Maryland, who has
been so famous for being in the gvrons
for a number of years past, has resign.
ed his Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

Some Of The democrats now begin to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22
Up the seats.
ALEXANDRIA, MAY z.
YN!ON FESTIVAL.

Yearrday a public dinner was
give. By the CT izens of MexanTid to
the Prehdent of the United States,
d 'ffrr,is Of Departments. fhe
p.eGdent was efeoited IVY military
ors.and vel-sse.i by. a.tederal ia~
Lutte. AT dinner. Yilizn Hfrbeyt,
Efq. Mayor of the town, preiided,
fuPpHssd by the hon Judge titzbWg
and Col Spnul. On no t'rmer oc-
calion have we ieen more numerous
and Respectable company. and the
gfeateit cordiality and eheerfulnefs
pervaded every coua'enance'
The following were the toalt., viz I. The
United States, their Union the balls OF their
Strength, peace asd happineis. q The Coniti-
tuition of the u s. the cement OF their union.
- rh.. people of the II, Sts.es,too juit to invade
the rieh.s of OF bcrs, too proud TO iurrender
their own 4 The Congref, of the u. States
---may their de!iberati reiult in their coun-
.ry's welfare 8. The Judiciary of the " 5.
8. The advancement Of icience and the d'ifu-
Ion Of Interrogation. the belt a',ment ct true
hber,y. 7. Internal Improvement aud facility
ofintercourfe 3. Peace and friendly inter
courfe with al; na,ioas having correspondent
diipoiitions O. The memory of Gen. Wafh-
,nvfon. 10 The Sages and Heroes OF the glo-
r,ou, revolution u. Agriculture. commerce
and manufac,ures' i2. The militia of the u.
States, well regulated, the hrmeR buIwark Of
the the republic. Is The army aud navy OF
abe Uo;.ed States. "a The American fair.
BY he P,sifitt Of tbs U"siei Sfais,-ProiPer-
i,y TO Alexandria
By TIE se,efsyy IF Sfafs-infti'u'ion for the
diirulion of knowiedge--niay they be patron
ized as Objects of PRIMARY Importance.
- By 10. Secretary # s5s T,esIwy.-The D'itrid
of Columbia.
BY f5s Secretary IF Wsr-The fecond legion
of the militia of the diaria OF Columbia.
Afiey tie P,sJfit~ sad Hssd' # D<es,t~ss''
lad yetisd--
JAMES MADISON, Efl. frehdent of the U.
States.
The Heads Of Departments.
YOLUNTEERS.
Lybs Msrebsns The Secretary of the
Treaiury.
BY tie ogEse, sffis Jssond Lgioa.-The Sec
feiary at War
By Yama Ks;f5s, E,g-May this day ter
inmate all party ditinet'ons-
Py NJ. Hpii~--The Chief lattice OF the
sIo,.ed States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

cssi &c h,asaa 5f.tc re.eii. e.t:.eInca,
with Great i.rilam upon the fresi. -
zo,fe. hey say she IS rcd ,ata~is,
and has 100 much influence over Ltr
spouse What happy cirenmsiUle.
would il have been for tlis celntry had
Thomas Jefsrson been goeerned by
such woman --Trcnfou itg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-22

Sublime Porte. III John Y. Adams,
therefore, be legitimate. e. not out
of the family, would discard the race.
They can have no influence here.
Much has been said and printed a.
gainst Mr.. Pickering; and much ar
gnment drawn reproaehful TO his name,
from the circumstance of his being dis
missed from the department OF state.
know that senator well. He is Just.
And Aristides will be Aristides still.
The Cause of his dismissal was not po-
litical. As no Cause has ever been OF
tered the nation we have right 10 con-
lecture. 1t is more than conieeturable
that his opposition to the appointment
of col Smith, son-in- law to the then
president, TO the high rank and impur-
tant trust Of brigadier general and adj
jutant and inspector general Of the pro-
yincial army Of eighty thousand, provo
, ked that hasty act of Mr.. Adams. Col.
Pickering had served with Mr.. Smith.
Though Mr.. Pickering has too much
independence OF soul to give this eSpla-
nation, II cannot be controverted. Ii
these FACTS be ,rue-and believe them
such--we cannot but infer from them,
that, admitting the letter from which
have taken my quotation to be true
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

e. ! = -
+ II rvrrsevc w errv
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, / miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
nv, and about the same from the Potomac
Bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on whichis conve-
pient dwelling house, large enough for gen
tcel family, together with all the onthouses
suitable, all new or nearly so; an orchard
apple trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. JOHN DulIN, adjoining
mises.
E. Dulin.
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ATTENTION.
November %

Battalion Courts of Enquiry for the assess.
mept of fines. will be he'd at tie councA
Chamber, ON SATURDAY, the 25th Inst.
And Legionary CourrS for the purpose OF
hearing appeals, and performing other d'l-
ties required by law, will be held at the same
place. on Saturday, the 9th of December
,next-where those interested may attend
November 2 ! Cft
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CobbeyjnzSth 6 Tn Plate- Worker.

Cobberjmith s. Tn Plete- Wor4ey,
~ Z subscriber continues to make and
repair all kinds OF COPfLk & IN
WARE. and also carries on tue hKAos'
FOUNDERS BUSINESS undel the 'lrec-
lien Of Ii,illan FLETCHER, and Will execute
any work in that line,
FOR SHE,
IS boxes 10 by 70, aad IS do. by 10 30
hen,ia Window Glass, of good quality.
20 LET,
The House oa Fairfax-ssreet, occupieo ~
nvse,f. which is made to accommodate one
or tyo fainilies--l viii give lease on mo-
derate terms. also, the Brick house on
the corner Of Prince and Royal streets, ana
one Blscksraith's Shop with set Ct loois. 4
To-, S,ie or 10 Let on a Ground Kent jor'
cver,
"a feet Of Ground, fronting On hins-street
and running back 90 feet to 10 teet ai'ey,
+ IS s;suate nearly opposite the diagonal
punap in good part of the town. :.
TIE highest price will be given tor OLD
{ conner, Pewter, Brass and Lead.
George MsMunn.
August 50.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-23
FOR SALE,

A TRACT of LAND, where Captain
N James Deneale formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres. wbereon Mr.. WALTER Low lives-he
has rented it for the next year Tor one hun
dred dollars per year. Possession Will DC
piyeo next Christmas come year.
Also,
A tract of LAND in Fauquier county, adj
Joining the Thorougafare Mill Tract, on the
west side of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on now live, containing between and 500
acres as good) farm as any In the county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
young orchard and good new dwelling mouse
tits unnecessary to say any more ABOUT the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises
Possession will be given the place | live on
next new years day: -
James Gunnell;
Fsuouier County, Oct l-9. dt25thDe
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I he Subscriber

-. .
Has yeceipea tie jolIo7ving articlesH :
New Orleans and at Croix Sugars Of the
h.s' asalsiiES Cotton 81 the nrss quality -
Cogniae Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
Sherry Wines
Lisbon
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial,
H iSo"s s skis. TEAS.
Soucholg, s
Nohea
Best Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Guupowlcr
p.B. Patent Shot, from B. B. to Nc. 9
Mol'd shot, 3, l., and > ). u.
Salt Petre, double refined
Spanish flotant Indigo
Copperes of .hc ST quality
Fresh Nn1niegs
pnneato and black Pepper,
Oemrohns,
With general assortment OF GRoIL-
RIES. and as usual, Old Jamaica Spirits,
Peacl Brandy, ana olu pcrr wine IN bottles.
The above Articles Will be sold very low by
the wholesale or retail
TO RENT,
4 convenient aud veil finished BRlCk
.HOUsE, at the upper end Of King street.
James Sanderson.
Nov. 8.
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TO HIRE,
- Five Collars Reuard.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
IN Alexandria, negro boy, OF a yellowlsh
complexion, called JOE PAIN, about l6years
Of aee--had on when ne went away a pair OF
home,spun pantaloons, mixed Win blue oiack
and white, and generally wore them without
suspenders tied round bis Visit with astnag
Likewise, had On a bhe cloth roundabout
Jacket. think it probable that he may have
changed them. He is apt TO be irpudent
when spoken 10 and speaks very quick, It's
supposed he is at present lurklp aoout the
navy yad, though he Is frequently IN AieA-
andria.
B. Dade.
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY next, at ten O'Clock, VIII
he sold, at the dwelling house cf r. IAN
uey. corner of Duke and Royal, streets,
A variety of Houlhold and
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
P. G. MARSTEtLEK,
November Al
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IOHN C.. LhDD,

HAS FOR SALE,
10 bales Garrahs,
90 chests Young Hyson Tea, entitled to
drawback.
SO chests Imperial, Hyson, and Tyson
skin ditto
20 half boxes by 10 Window Glass.
100 boxes SpermaeSti Cs.dles.
60 do. Dipped Tallow.
pipe L P. Madeira Wine.
10 hogsheaGls Muscovado Sugars.
10 pipes French Brandy, and two pipes
Holland Gin.
Aquantity of Writing and Wrapping Pa
Per; SoA Leather; Shoes Oil Cheese ;
Lime, and Plaster of Paris.
November H..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

VKI ASHINGTON TAVERN.-The Sub
we scribers inform their friends and the pub
lie in general, that, considerable expense, they
have had variety of Improvements added to the
WdShinston Tavern, $" rs to make & large and
comnod'ous house, suitable for the accoinn,otla-
t,on Of gentlemen with, or withou, families the
part suitable for the accommodation II families
being entirely separated irom the pubic part of
tine taverr-wherc they may live private, or as
much they might wish. Being well pre-
pared with good rooms, beds, &c. we'll as
with large convenient stable near the yard
they flntter themselves. from the long experience
they both have had in this line of business, that
there will be no difficulty in giving general salts
IL 'tion. Assurances are given TO pay the utmost
attention 60 all those who may favor tscm with
their company
N. b. We are also prepared to accommodate
IS or 80 Members oftae Legislature, this win
ter. ODEN {. MOORE.
Richmond, Nov. %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

1.-TWO Hundred NEG ROES for sale.-Will
positively b. sold Mt Christopher Owens
Tavern. IN the iowa of Urbanna in MiNdlesex
County. the above quantity of Negroes belonging
to The estate of philip l.. Grvmes, Esq of Bran
don. deed. among which are. House Servants,
Cooks, Carpenters, Biacksmiths, Coopers, &c.
PC. aud also. 4 ~ Carts with Chains, &C. and %
oftbe most valuable Oxen belonging to said es-
ta;c
Thirty OF the above Negroes will BE- sold for
cash, the balance with tie Oxen, &c. will be sold
credi> ofnne months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
Ghc Sale will commence on the 9th of January
siest. lf FAIR, ifuot, the next fair day,l and will
.cor,inuc from day today till all are sold.
rce cash sales viii commence OH the first
day.
All legal creditors are requested 20 purchase
the amount any part Of their respective claims.
ROBERT HEST,
AH,alinis;-Gsor. &c. Of
PEII.IP l.. GRIMES, deed.
Woodviiie, G'ouces- ~.
ter. November % 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-01

z " pursuance Of the will n Tobias Jackson,
4 decd, win be sold, at auction, cn The i,rerni.
scs, on the 25d Of next month, the part Of the
LOT, in Richmond on the main street, leading
from the Market Bridge, on which the House,
formerly occupied by Nancy Battles, stands, to.
Eether with as mu.l Of the space of ground be.
tween 'he said house and the house in which the
tiecedent resided, at the time Of his death, as
VIII belong to the part on which the first menli
oncd ho4te stands, when the said space ofgrcund
is eq"aiy divided betweca tie said two houses,
out OF which part, to be sold, is to be excepted
the crave vard wherein th" late wife Of the de-
cedsnt IS buried. The dividing li'.c will he wrn
before tie dPY Of sale * credit or SIX ard nine
months viii iic given Die purchaser, upon his a.
wing notcs, ncgotisbc and payable z. tie tank OF
Vn;"'a, with approved endorscrs, and q deed
on trust on tie ground, to secure the payment of
me purchase money, N case the notes SHOULD not
BE punctualy paid
Az persons having Claims aga-et the estate
~ the decedent, are requested to bring them in
property authenticated, in order that provision
ma be made for the payment Those indebted,
"iii please to make payment.
ROBERT HIDE, Executor.
November %. A.