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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03


Cal period of the siege of that place, both
by ca and by land, in consequences of the
excessive scarcity of most ARTICLES of fosd.
Wheat Flour, per lb doNs. l 90
Do. Bread, so ounces, s 90
+Manioc (root) per bag, 60 90
| Do. made into bread per cake, 90
Starch. procured from Guyoace- per Id. so
Rice. perib. so
Corn, do. SC
| Kun, per bottle, & 90
n gro Run. per demijon, G., 90
Inferior Wine Qhere being none OF
| good quality,) per bottle, 90
Sugar, per Id. ; 90
Cuffae, do. 62b
Sweet Oil, per bottle, 6 co
Fresh meat, beef pork, per Id. = 90
Fresh Mules flesh. per Id. Is
Do. Horse. do. do. 90
Do. Dogs, do. do. so
Catst, per individual 2 90
Domestic Parrots, do so
Common Fowls, do. 10 90
Turkeys, do. 20
Eggs, do. 373
Spanish Hides+, do. so
Hog Skins. do 90
Do. do. Cooked and prepared in the
manner of cheese, and in other
forms, per pound, so
Salt Pork, sold by parcels, per bill. 700 co
Ham, per pound. 3 90
Butter & Lard, 90. ) 90
Dogs Fat, do. 2 90
Fish, do l so
Cheese do. 9 90
Candles, (wax) made in the Island, Id. so
Soap, per square, (about 5 lbs.) ID 90
Plantains (Bdnanas) per dozen, 2 90
Beans, per pound, l 90
The French inhabitants of the CITY, who
had established gardens at the commence
ment OF the siege, sold other Vegetables at
| moderate price. The supplies, however,
thus afforded, proved insufficient. and the
grass (Which gre7u along the streets 7vas
eaten. With regard to the articles of pro-
visions, not enumerated in the above state
meut, We may assert, that they were entire
| Iy wanting, confined tn very few families
We, the subscribers, certify the above
maximum ofprices tobe correct. Certified
| by us, the Mayor of the city.
(Signed) GAZAN.
CoUET MoNTERAN, the President of
the Supreme Court
CHAMBAL FFNEYRoL, Imperial Attor-
ney General.
AZ The articles marked thus are fari
naceous productions, which. when eaten
in their crude or natural state, are delte-
riOus. 1t is III consequence Of certain mode
Of treatment alone, that they become escu.
lent.
-
+ Rats acre nor sod, 6ut we're eaten BIZ
Mose sVho had Tie SOod fortune TO catch
them.
Ihis article mould hare been cold at a
m1ch higher Price, but far tie generosity
IF M Bouiard, qvio had about / 200 in hs
store house, 'beforc The commencement If
The siege, and cold Meai 81 tie rae men
timed.
A letter received in this city from Messi
ms, dsted 22d July, mentions. that the brig
Prudence, CrOoker, OF this place, and IS
other American vessels, had arrived at Pa
lertno. The French had expelled the En-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

VIE different business concerns, heretofore
4 existing under theigms of Joseph Marx e
Co IN Richmond, Virginia, Asher Mirx & Co il
N. York, and George Marx & Co in Manchester
va are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The partners resident at each place is charged
with the settlement OF their respective concerns.
Prose who have demands on either OF the abovs
hrms, will apply accordingly Tor payment, and
those Indebted are requested to settle their &C
counts without delay. JOS MARX,
ASHER 1f1RX,
cEORGE Marx.
oct. }. II
The business at Richmond will he continued
underline firm Of Joseph s. George Marx, and AZ
Manchester, under the firm of George Marx & CO.
Asher Marx having taken Joseph I.insiey, If.
into copartnershlp, their business will be con luc
ted at II. York, under the firm Of Marx & Lin,.
ley
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

sNoR SALE, the high bred imported Horse.
A MAGIC Ii years old last spring re viii
be disposed of on accommodating terms, 10 an
approved purchaser. He is now at my stable
where he stood the last season, and may be seen
stthe Petersburg Races, on the l7tf next montI,.
or any time before them, at my house
THOMAS BRANCH
OCT y 3iT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

letter from Naples, dated Aug. ID, ssys we
have seen letter from gen. Armstrong dated
July 5 IN f.,~s, in which ne gives it a. mis- cpin,-
on 'hds the dterenees betS0eca 1,.sricz & Eranc-,
1eiH b seft!ed IN tafee or jsrS ,oesss..Rl.l Cas
(FedJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

giish from caiabria, between which and ST.
ely, there was no longer any COMMUNICATE
ca. Z.
The ship Amsterdam packet, Of PitiladsI-
phia, was 10 have sailed fron Palers,o sar
IPhiladelphil the latter pars of Jiiiy,
Mere. .fdpet3sser, ~. York.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

A letter received in this city from Messi
ma, dsted 22d July, mentions that the brig
Prudence, Crooker, OF this place, and IS
other American vessels, had arrived at Pa
lertno. The French had expelled the En,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

NcrE. The powder used in these expe
riments with five and a half nch Eprouvette
projected 24lb. Shot 125 yards ON hori.
zontal PLAN. MAT. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
Rtebmnnn Cbeatre.
Rtcbmnnn Cbeatre.
On This E'ening, the third October, viii b.
presented a celebrated ConaedJ, in five
acts, called the
POOR GENTLEMAN
Is"hich rpW he added. me admired P..uts,,,i,n..
-pHh ne.V Scenery ,Ici
CARE AND MIRTH;
OR,
l9arIf1 uiu 8 SseIer,r.
l5arIsqui,, s Sselcr1,..

nJboX 8 -G"iiery IS cents-Chillren half
prce-I'ckets to be had at the Theatre, & from
Mr. Davis, at his pr nting Office Doors TO co.
Peh:u at o'clock Curtain to Sc at Z O'Clock,
p,e''seC'-,!He RnbAc are respectfully iqformedp
that Snoaking Segars, IN he Theatre, i. b,ohi-
bitsi. October z -rt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
from the .4urorG.l

Coty Of letter from, General .f''mstror.
Gased Paris, An Juty, 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23

eThe astonishing revelations which, in
rapid succession, have, OF late years, con-
yu'lsed Europe, have given another head to
the ancient Western Roman Empire, which
exercises despotism more relentless and
bloody, than either of the former; and
while we contemplate, with awful reverence
the hand of God in these events, 1t becomes
us to stand aloof from the nation which is
the chief agent in producing them,S whose
policy is to allure only to devour. Most OF
the embarrassment, which our republic has
of late years experienced, have, tits bellev-
ed, originated in an undue bias in her favor
May the fate OF other nations, which she
has seduced and conquered, prove warn
ing ia escape her snares, and to cultivate 10y
honorable means, the proA>red friendship or
that power which, more than any oinsr,
stands between her and universal empire.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
HARTFORD, Comm Octo5er 16.

HARTFORD, Comm Octoder Is.
On Thursday last, the general assembly OF
this state met at N. Haven. On "Wednesday
his honor, Ii. gov. Treadewell was met at
Hamden, by number of citizens OF New
Haven, who accompanied him to that city.
At three miles from the town, the govern
or's company of horse guards, commanded
by major Munson, received him,and escort
ed him to Clark's tavers.. On Thursday the
governors foot guards, commanded 10y ma
Tor Atwater, the horse guards,and the com
pany of artillery, commanded by mai. STA
ples, escorted the 1t. gov. and cohnc'l to 'he
state house. where the session was opened
in the usual manner. The appearance of
the troops on this occasion, was very orllll-
ant, and gave great satisfaction 70 aumer-
Gus collection of people. The guards wore
s,ape as badge of mourning 70 his excel
lency gov. Trumbull. The house OF repre-.
sentalivcs made choice Lyman Law,speak-
er, and VIM. T. Williams, snd Noah. B. Be-
nedict, ssqs. clerks.
[His exctllency 1t. gov. Treadwell then
addressed the legislature ia a speech Of
some length but as it is chiefly local, we
sinai now publish the following extract: j
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
Thirty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY fran the subscriber, Av-
IN ing III Montgomery county, state q
MaryianG an Tuesday the l7th inst. a dark
malatto tellazs, saamed JERRY.
Heis G6ost 81 years Of age, Jeet7 or 8
Nhes high, much knocked kaeed, has smaA
ssar on the side Of his nose, and dosrn look.
Had on PURPLE country cloth roundabout eoas,
aboast half w0rn !: a ta,r Of STRIPPED cotton nan
falcons, country linen shirt, q tair 81 hs.f
Axvorn fne shoes, and good fer hat.
The eooee reward viii be taid for etfsrehend-
and securing so thar + ger him again and
..ana6ie charges if6rongAt home. Ill mas
snsgsels arc svarned NAT TO Aave any deal
'e Communications suih s4id runaway,
seril.
oesos> Mary OHutt.
2gwSss
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23

octo6er "a
Arrived the ship Radius, Fariev,of H.
bu,yport, from London, and As DAVIS iro
the Lizard. Passengers, Mrs. Havoc"
Messrs. William Davies, Wm. Bark ps,
Martinant, and c. H. hiy,l-. Also n,s.s ~
gers in the Radius, capt. VIM. MusIo,d AMI
n. Cook, the former capt.and the latter sm
percargo of the ship Eliza, Of Salem, bonnI
from Cadiz to Madeira (whetc she pt N
in distressl and sailed again on the Sd os
September from that place for Salem. win
a cargo OF salt. On the 4th CT October ~
the westward Of the Grand Banks, hsv;,.
suffered in severe gales, and Obliged %
throw tic most Of her cargo overheard arl
leaving Z feet water in her hold, fell in with
the Raoins when the captain ana crew de-,
serted the Eliza, and was human.ly taken
on board by capt. Farley. Capt, {. Gle,
of Beverly, and capt. Lander, Of Salem
and his two mates wire passengers in the
Eliza, who also went on board of the Ra.
dius-and have all arrived at this port
Capt. Mugfori! left at Madeira, Sept 8
brig John, Goldsbury, for Boston in day
brig South Carolina, Singleton, CT Phiis.
deIphia for Teneriffe in IL days brig Ma,
deira, Childs, for Baltimore in 2 or days.
Sept. q, in sight Of Madeira, spoke the
ship Elizabeth, Of Portsmouth from philad.
for Madei'a. Sept. es, lat. SO, ~, long.
So, spoke brig Charles, Jones, OK I.verpoo!,
from HAVANA ior Gibraltar 29ih. lat. 81,
8, long. CT, 90, spoke Tie ship Golden Far.
,ner, 10 days from Nantuckct, bovnd round
Cape Horn. sob, lat. SO, 80, long. IS, 6,
schr. Tryal, days from Boston or Ma.
dcira.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ts.

BY the ship Helena, captain Miller, ar
rived at this port Yesterday in ~ dayS from
Londonderry (wiIh 1o5 passengers al In
good health we have received number Of
Dublin and Belfast papers to the latter end
Of August, from which We select the follow
ing articles:
AnrLet price nf L.eir,d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23

Norfolk, do. The ship Hertchetl, I.,...
sailed for Gottenbnre, August, Is: W.,
Endeavor, Lovett, for Tonaineen the ., aaa
day. 's
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
BATT'LE OF THE BALTIC.
By CAMPBELL.

Battle OF THE BALTIC.
BIZ CAMPBELL.
OF NELSON end the Moth,
Sing the glorious days rero7vn,
IYheu the battle fierce came forth
AA tie might Of Denmark's cro7vns
And tier arms along the deep br0udly sso'ae.
BIZ each Gun the lighted brand,
In a bold determined hand.
Aad the Prince Of aAthe land
Led them Oh
Like Lepiathan's afoat,
Lay their butuark's on the brine,
While the sign q the battle .fe1o,
On the lefty British Inc:
It soas ten Of AprH m0rn By the chime;
rs they drifted ON their path,
There zvas silence deep as death;
Ind the 6oldest held his breath,
Far time
But the might Of England fusha
To anticipate the scene;
Ind her van the Reeter rush'd
Ger the deadly space 6e'7Oee7'
Hearts Of oak,' aur captain cried; 7oAsn
each gun
From ats adamantlHe Fps =.
Spread death,shade r0Hnd the sh!ps'
Like the hurricane eclipse
Ofthe Sun.--
Againi again! again.
And the havock did not slack,
Till a feeble cheer the Dane
To our cheering sent as back -
Their SHIFTS along the deep slowly 609m -
Then ceas 'd-and ellis zvaii,
As they strike the shatter sail;
CIR, IN conRagration pale,
Like tie gloom
Out sboke Tie victor then,
is he haifd them Ger the 1ceve,
4A,,d zve conquer but to save;
So peace instead Of death let as bring;
But yield, proud foe, thy fleet.
With the crews at England's feet,
{ Aud make submission meet
To our King.'--
Then Denmark best our chief
That he gaze her 1vounds rebose;
And the sands efJ0y and grief,
As Death zv.Md,ezv her SHADES t;0mM the day,
While the Sun 6okd smiling bright
fper n z,,de and zroefuI s;9kt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23

Dublin, AVG 20
French paper. "a th- 5th, aa! o?lHi'n 10
the 1st inst. have reached this otl,e, cSC!u.
sivelv. We have translated such part. Of
tn unsupported intere ting, nd D 5 'v1.4 +
present than to our readers. ne 0F"t .:. "
he day, dated Madrid, July 26th, we t''nA
.n,inen,ly entitled to notice. itNll nePe..
~eiyed that the account, which this o'u =.
contains, alludes to the driving IN I" Wv
cut posts of the English and Spanish ' at.
nics and from the composition ana '.;.
of this very curious document, 1t IS '"a
fest that his most Catholic majesty Joseph
howe, er inferior he may be to us ID. .,,
Christian majesty Napoleon, IN alt INK s'> i,
requisites OF generalship, Net posI Ss,,%a,.
a high degree those talents for the oof' l;}.
tic. for which ;hz il'ustrious house % =, 1'bs
clio hath been long Distinguished The
king continues to pursue the enemy !. 10 the
result of this brilliant success VIII Dc ; ~,
expulsion Of the English and the 70 we re.
ton OF the ca!amities OF SPAN s,s,ian
quest our readers to compare t''' : 'u BY
dispatch, with the modsst acco',hs s11orious
our illustrious countrymsn Of the S'o'''
battle of Ialavera.
MADRID, 7sIsy a6. ,,.
Order Of tie Day.-On the 2o' " , h is
hi, Catholic majesty, at the head f 81 in with
and 18th corps of his reserve . ~. army
the English, Portuguese, and :; ,'r ,he plain
assembled in great numbers N IT. 80 defeat,
near sanso. Domingo: To at IT,. so.t Of,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
Notice is hereby given,

THAT the Stockholders in the George
Town and alexandria Turnpike Road Com
pany, are requested to pay an instaI'nent OF
Ten Dollars on each share, on Monday, the
4 IstE November next, to Hiliam Whenn, tho
Streasurer, at the bank of Columbia.
BY order of the Board,
]. Mason. President.
October lilo. st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23

Captain RlOU, justly entitled the gal
liant and the good, by Lord NELSON, when
he wrote home his dispatches,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

HCts OF u PrfUGte 1nI LOCaE Wlzture.
j. AN ACT Evoaerating John swsatinsen, sheriff Of
Brooke county c ihe damages Of Judgment therein men,
noned.
2 Exonerang William Armistead, sheriff Of Elizabeth CT
~ county, from the damages OF Judgment therein mentioned
8 Incorporating OF academy Frederick county
Legaizng the appointment Of overseers of the poori
Hampshire and WarwIck counties.
$. Allowing afurihesiirc the Of Planners
town improvctl,e sane
6. Allowing further 20 the owners Of lots in the town
OF ManinsviIle 10 improve the same
T. Establishing inspection Of -four in the county of AM
herst.
To explain the entitled amend the act con-
sernng the OF Meeklenbug, IN the county Berkeley
g. Releasing Sarah IS. Campbell the right of the common
wealth certain lands then elm mentioned.
10. Releasing Robert Par the right of the commonwealth
eoraac iots OF ground therein mentioned.
IL Releasing the commemorative right lot Of land, in
me town Of Wheeling, TO Thomas Baird.
~ Dwcrcng Nancy Bayne from her husband Griffin Bayne
13 Dvcsng Mas9aret Brongh from her husband Thomas
Hrou8h.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
AcS Of a PHGEc Nature.

l. An Act to increase the compensation allowed
by law to the electors of President and Vice
President of the United States.
IN lieu OF the present allowance, each elector
snail receive eight cents mile, and ferrages, and
three dollars day. S1he provisions of this act to
extend to the electors now in service. Provided
that no compensation for travelling expenses or
daily attendance shall be made to an elector who
is member ofthe General Assembly. ITO COM
mence from the passing.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

15dralNC y, ~ OF
C"Iu settling the accounts OF the Penltentiary,
on the above principles. there was former
ly considerable balance against the institution.
From the above balance, however, must be de-
Quoted the officers stated salaries, and such cx-
penses of removing prisoners from the district
jails to the Penitentaiy, as are incident to that
institution
6PThe clothing of the prisoners is entirely ma
nufactured within the Penitentary and their
ratiohs are furnished, by contract, at six cents
day. The former keeper was allowed, by the
inspectors, thirteen cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
Penitcnfiary System.

PenltcnuGry System.
Operations 6et1uesr The 1st D-cen6ey 8O7 and the
SON q November 1903.
Total amount OF articles manufacture
ed for sale, and for the use of the
comH'nweaith, S64,195 52s
Received for United States prisoners s14 II
Stock of materials on hand dc 3oth of
November 1903, l5,4oo 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

Receipts and Expenditures at the Public 7rca-
Sury, betSveen tie first Of October 1907, and
Me Sla Of December 1903.
CASH in the treasury the first Of
October 1907, Sl37,ss9 ss
- Received between the first of
October 1907, and the 3Oth of
September 1903, 1883 10
456,o77 90
Disoursed within the above period 369,255 60
Balance in the treasury on the first
OF October 1908, S se,822 SO
Betweenthe first Of October 1908; when the &C
counts were closed, and the third of October
1903, the death of General William MoseIev,
Cash on hand 8 86. 800 "a
Received between the first and third
of October 1908, 24,2O8 co
111,O5i %
Dlsbursed within the above period 6,t67 So
Balance in the treasury on the third Of
October 1903. and paid to General
Preston, appointed treasurer by the
Executive, s 1O4,S63 IS
--=--s
Between the 9TH of Nov, inber 1903, when Gene
raj John Preston entered on the duties of his
Office, and the 3ist of Dece nicer 1903.
Cash received Of General Mosolev, 8 1O+.863 o5
Received between the 9TH OF Noveril-
Der and 5lst December 1908, 1o6,6S1 10
BLISS Z
Discussed within the above period 7O,l23 81
Balance in the treasury OH the 31st of
December 1903, S141,Se1 90
Old balances due the treasury the first of October
800, S 1888 Al. specie.
Ditto, in certificates, S21,4ss ..
Inc why the balance, in the treasury the first
OF October this is much less than the last Isl
the Legislature by of the last the
nent OF the he first OF November of he first
0c.aber which had foracfly beer Lac time of payment
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
S 1870 s4a
Stock of materials on hand

the first of Dec. 1907, $3.50 %
Cost of raw materials, diet
ofconvicts, SUMS paid pri-
seners on their discharge,
extra diet furnished the
sick, reduction in the price
of shoes, and agents COM
missions, from the first of
Dec. 1907, TO the Seth OF
November 1908, 53,36s ~
--6f oSQ 7sA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
PriS1ners receipeA,

Now remaining in the Penitentiary
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21
-6t,9s8 73s

Balance in favor Of the Penitentiary, sl7,o71 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-21

Inc reason why the balance, in the treasury the first
Of October this year, is much less than last is that
te Legislature by of the last session the
mcnt OF the taxes he first OF November instead of he first
Sc.ober which had forncFy beer Lie time of payment
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14
NEW HOTEL.

THE publick are informed that the sub
scribcr has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. OLIVER VANS, north of
the State House, in Broad Street, where
Parties and Clubs may be accommodated
with private rooms, &c. Suppers prepared on
Short notice. Persons may be accommodate
cd with Boarding and Lodging. All kinds
of refreshments provided and good accom-
modations for horses, SIC.
Pastery and Cake Of various kinds, together
with Porter, Mead and Beer, constantly at
hand.
Families can be supplied with Calves head
Soup, dressed turtle fashion, every Friday.
Calvos-Feet JeRy kept for sale. Cordials,
OF various kinds, a constant supply.
AS the subscriber has been at considerable
trouble and cxpence in obtaining one Of the
first Cooks from the city Of New-Yerk, he
!, flatters himself he shall receive portion of
the publick patronage. Every attention will
be paid to those who may visit his house,
where the smallest favour will be gratefully
acknowledged by the publick's most obedicnt
servant,
CATO BARKER.
N. b. Horses and Carriages, to let.
Newport, May IL, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14

IvOR the accommodation Of those Ladies
III and Gentlemen, who wish 20 partake Of
the luxury Of the Bath, the BATHING
HOUSE will be opened every day, from sun
rise unils9 O'Clock in the evening, Sundaar
excepted, when it will be closed at % O'Clock
in the morning Tickets may be had at the
Medicine Store of SAMUEL w. VIxsos, and
OF the Proprietor. Ladies viii please to pass
in at the door NO. 70, Thames Street Gem
tlemen will enter at the cast door of the
Bathing House, Pelham Street Subscribers
will be furnished with Tickets on account of
their Shares, as heretofore.
( Nezvfov, .Atrl l9, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-14

NTE the Subscribers, being by the Hon
Wv Court of Probate for the town OF
Soafh-Aingsforw, appointed Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims of
tho creditors against the estate of JONA-
Than CARPENTER, late of South Kings
fosvn, Yeoman, deceased, represented insol-
ycnt--hcreby give notice, that six months
from the date hereof, are allowed to the cred
itors of said Estate to bring in and prove
their respective claims and that we will al
tend at our respective dwellings for that pur-
pose. NICHOLAS NORTHUP.
DANIEL STANTON.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
qnested to make immediate payment to
TIMOTHY CARPENTER, .ddaninistrator.
South-Aingstonth, .AhrH 10, 1909. TM3I1