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of the progress Of the council now hold
ing al this place. The reason that was
tbe efficient cause Of the present meeting
Is this-On the account Of the news from
illinois aud Indiana territories OF the rup-
ture With the Indians, some OF the from
tier inhabitants were alarmed, and to
calm those fears, Mr.. John Johnston, In
dian agent. sent for the Indian chiefs of
the several nations 10 meet in council !;
and Likewise chose thissplaee for their
converting. that the people might hear
for themselves. Yesterday the Indians
began 10 collect. Every accommodation
necessary was prepared and notice given
to the people. To-day the council met
about ~ o'clock, which consisted Of ten
ehief,-eight Of the Shawanoes. viz. The
Wolf, Black Hoof, Black Snake. Big
Snake, Little Chief, John Lewis, Tecum-
tiqua and Pemthata one Wyandott, Seut-
ish; one Mingo. Little Man, and NUM-
Der Of other principal men OF those ma
tons, amounting in all to forty-seyen.-
These together with large coneourse OF
citizens, chiefly men. and some females,
made considerable company. The coun-
ell commenced by mutual Whit OF the
pipe then Mr.. Johnston proceeded TO
address the chiefs on the occasion OF the
meeting. He diseoursed feelingly on the
outrages committed by instisation OF the
Shawanoe Prophet, on the property OF tue
United States, and on the persons other
citizens-then Proceeded in grave. mas
terly manner, to show heW firmly they
we're bound by treaty to an alliance Si'h
Americans, aud. in the language OF un-
daunted firmness. displayed to them the
Unavailable consequences OF the breach OF
their so;e,an engagements; and finally re-
commended in lie name OF their father
the president Of the United States the
pacifc course they ought 70 pursue, in
case of rupture between England anu
America.
"The discourse of Mr.. Johnston was
not only interesting TO the white people,
but from the hearty welcome by which
it appeared to be received by the red peo-
ple, cannot be void of salutary effect
One of the red chiefs said g his people
had listened with pleasure to the talk to-
day-that they would think upon 1T to-
night, and answer tomorrow at ten
O'elock."--All is harmony and friendship
the most perfect brotherly love seems to
prevail. have just returned from their
camp. where is continual music and dane
iae. and surrounded by eronds OF white
people, every thing denoting friendship
and brotherly love. Tomorrow we shall
have the answer Of the chiefs. which |
shall endea,or to give you verbatim, as
soon as il is possible
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Aux-CAYEs, August 9Th, 1911.

Long wishing for an opportunity, that
/ might send letter to you, | am happy
to embrace the only one that has offered
since left you last. was pressed by the
british man of war jason, with johnson
R5ss, and William Thomas, i'm December
1907, coming home from st. Thomas
The brig was taken three days after py
the Hebe frigate-I saw J. Foster IN Port
RoyaI: he belongs to the Hebe, ana lost
his pretectio Johnson Ross and lhs-
mas were drafted Into the Bellielc. in Ia
lifax: I ain in good health, ana l hope
Won and YOUR family are the same. have
been in England, but could not get an op-
portunity Of getting eiear-l wish you
would 20 to the custom house and get
record of my protection. the time the An
telope, Capt. Gray, cleared out. Write
to me Immediately. and direct your letter
to me on board the Brazen, Port>Royai,
or elsewhere. The ship will soon go to
England, where expect to get clear
will make it my business TO call On you.
Remember me to MIR. Combs. NO more
at present.
remain yours. faithfully
WILLIAM LANG.
THOMAS MUsKETT, &c.
Custom House. Baltimore,
Sept. 9, 1911.
The editors of the American are re-
quested to publish the letter from Nm'
Lang, that any friend of his. or the other
persons mentioned therein. as Americans
detained on board several English ships,
may be informed Of their situation, anu
proof being made of their citizenship en-
dcavors may be used for their relief.
JAS. I'll. M'CULLOHH.
1P The editors Of American neWspa'
pers in our seaports, are requested TO re-
publish the letter.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY next, the l4th instant. at
ten O'Clock, will be sold, at the dwelling
house of the late GURDEN CHAPLIN
The personal Property of the
eceased. Terms will be made known 40
he place of sale.
P. c.. Marfteller.
Septic ii dts
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The Boston Centinel contradicts the re-
port of large French army having re-
Gently entered Spain, and assures us that
Joseph Bonaparte re-entered with only
troops sufficient to protect him thro' the
northern province-say 5000 mercena.
ries to avert the provoked vengeance OF
those patriots whom he impudently enough
terms his own subjects. 1t would appear
that they are very we'll disp osed to chastise
him for thus slandering them-but his
armed slaves keep them Oft I!
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Married lately in Montreal, by the Rev.
DIR. Mountain, Mr.. G.. GREATwooD, to
Miss OAKEs.-All together must produce
something more than sapings.
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Married on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Gratia, Mr.. Joseph Sharpe,
to Miss Sarah Ho7oard, both of this place.
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SHIP ,&A7Hx NEWS.
$500 |s5D
, :ssssssW
Port of Alexandria.

lOt W H0C~O'1S~' sHs
ENTERED,
Brig Trim, Cleveland, Newburyport--
Plaster to Lawrason & FOwle.
Sloop Dispatch, Henry, Norfolk--salt
to Newton Keene molasses to j. & T.
Vowel.
sloop Sincerity, Murphey, New York
Dry Goods and Groceries to merchants
Of the District.
CLEARED.
Ship Diana, Luckett, Lisben-by j. &
T. Vowel. a.
Ship Sally Ann, Croweli, Passamaquodz
dy-by Lawrason and Fowle.
The brig Hunter. Wilson. Of Alexana
dria for Cadiz was spoken in lat. 81, II,
long. IS, out 81 days on the ed Sept.
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We hear that Bermuda and Halifax
are hereafter to be two distinct naval sta
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Ectract Of letter, dated Copenhagen,
.JuIu 60.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. t2.
From the Isle of France.

FROM tHc IStc OF HFuHCc'
Arrived ship Lark, capt. H. Hutchin-
son. jun. 81 days from the Isle of France.
About the beginning of May, three
French frigates, the Renomme, the Cla-
Iinde, and the Nereide, each with about
$50 troops on board, hove in sight of the
Isle of Frarce, and finding ii in the pos
session of the English, they cruised off
the island for several days. and then made
sail for Madagascar, with intention Of
supplying themselves with water and pro-
visions, and return to France. but they
were pursued by three English frigates
and sIoop of war, who fell in with them.
on the goth May, & engaged the Renomme
& the Nereide; the Clarinde being becalm.
ed at several miles distant to leeward.-
The action lasted about hours, after
which both parties withdrew to repair,
In a second engagement which took place
that same night, the Nereide was taken,
and the Renomme got into Iamataya III
the island of madagascar, where she capt.
ulated 10 days afterwards. The Clarinde
who had no sharelin the action. got away
in the night, and was no more heard OF
TheRenomme was brought into the Isle
of France before the Lark sailed, and the
Nereide was daily expected.
The expedition fitted out against Bata-
via, consisting of about $4,000 or $4,000
men, sailed from Madras and Bengal, in
the latter part of April.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IS.
Arrived ship George and Albert, Sin
gleton, 90 days from Cadiz-sailed the
18th ult. Left number of vessels OF
which the captain has list but did not
send it up. Captain S. informs that Soult
arrived before Cadiz four or five days be-
fore he left it; the number of French
there is supposed $4,000. The report of
the British having taken and destroyed 9
sail of French line of battle ships, was
contradicted !; the French made good their
retreat into Toulon, where there is a
large naval force ready for sea, it was ap:
pretended at Cadiz, that they intended
to cooperate with Soult, in the reduction
=, of that city.
III The Reverend Mr.. ROBERTS will
preach in St. Paul's Church, on Sunday
afternoon next.
September II.
l-P The Reverend Mr.. DAVIS will
preach at the Church on Sunday next.
September II.
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tons; that admiral Sawyer is to command
the former, and admiral Yorke the latter.
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.aLEX.aNDRT.a DaILY GaZET1'E.

"To sHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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By last Nights MAIL
NETWORK, Sept. II.

NEW-1ORk, sept. IL.
Late from Portugal.-The ship Can
ton, from Lisbon, & brig Prudence, from
Oporto, arrived here yesterday. They
both sailed the 10th of August. Fhe Eng
lish and French armies remained inactive
in their environments. Both were daily
receiving achievements. A passenger
in the Canton states, that he read London
papers to the ed of August, which gave
an account of the INCREASING illness of the
king-that he had not slept for 20 hours,
and was continually talking incoherently.
The physicians considered his case as
hopeless.
From Copenhagen.- Capt. Vibberts, of
the acknowledgement, from Copenha-
cen informs us, that previous to his sail
ing orders were issued by the King of
Denmark, to the privateersmen, to bring
in all vessels, whatever be their destina-
ton, for examination in the prize courts.
Ectract Of a letter, dated Copenhagen,
July go.
cit is reported here, and I have reason
to believe the report well grounded, that
orders have been given to bring into the
ports of Denmark all vessels sailing under
the American colors."
A passenger in the Columbine from
Copenhagen, has dispatches frcm Mr..
Erving, our Minister at the Court of
Denmark.
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TIT FOR TAT.

inc British Cabinet refused us. for come
oihe' the compliment "a sending minister
To mes country. Mr.. Jackson was defunc
and thelr diplomatic cuucerus at Washine
t9n were entrusted 10 q mere eha,.e ~,
JeHeS, NJ Morier. We were CONSCIOUS
the Slight. that was intended ; and when
our Patience was iAiry exhausted, by .hIs
want ot Courtesy at >, Jamss's, we Withdrew
cur iWn minister from tnat Court We did
more"-"or mo- this expression OF our resent
ment has stunned he u, Cabinet into herr
senses, ana induced them to snip Mir Foste +,
70 th!s cou0try, our own government does
not yet seem duty sensible OF this act OF
grace----but still most rebe liously onIts
TO replace MIR Pinknry at che court of st
Iames's. In ike manner, our concerns ID
that quarter are entrusted to chsrSc da(
jairSe.
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COMMUNICATION.

General Littlebury aio,by of Powhatan has
drawn Is 727 65 in The W m and Mary College
Lottery OF NIi@ty Numbers, with Ticket OF
four numbers, cost two and a nalf doliars--
three OF tHc Jour numbers having been drawn
the fourth number would have entitled him 10
= Ii SOY 00-Upon reference to the Cheek
Book nine shilling Ticket, numbers 13. 80. II
has oeen sold, which entities the holder 10
3 ljJS--hesdes when a number OF smaller pr,.
zes has been drawn, which viii be paid upon
application.
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ESUNSEAMTto Eees ofTruSs, ezscntaS Cd
by Jonathan Kockfeld and Mar, Hsrd;-
man, for ;he purpose of securing certain sum
OF money due to Zachsrish Brooks-We shall
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, Tor ready
money, on the premises, on Monday the sOlh
day o: Sept nc-s', one moety ofthe LOT on The,
main-straet in he townof Manchester, now oc-
cupied by the said Mary Hsrd;rian-which is ie-
gaiiy conveyed in said Trust Deed, which j.. Of
due record in Chesterfield county cour5
klcHD, i A W. & S T'4s'ecs.
Aug. 60. wA,v,
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2,Rlt SUHSCRfBEE.S

EI leave to inform tie.r friends and the
Ed pubic, that they have taken for term of
years, the large, commodiDus- and completely
nj proof Brick house belonging to Capt. Roeke.
ana situated 1t The intersection, OF Cary street
by tue cross street !esd,9g from the main str.es
10 ShoSoe Warehouse, where they will oon,n-
u WIZ unremitied industry and attention TO
prosecute the business oil Au- ione-rs and Com
mission MercbSnls-rhey vii! Ike as .horo,o.
lore liberal advances in cash all sorts OF goods
entrustta to their care, and storage win be
Charged ';he ssles sft. sfl-c:@t
IonSHrc, Robinson ~ PIeasants.
Aug. 81 ~
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NEW YONG, Aug. "a.
EATEsT IRON PoRrUGxL.

Last evening arrived at this port the
ship Manchester Packet. Captain CT
ar, in SO days from Lisoon, via St. Nj
ohaePs.
Capt. &. informs us, that he sailed fror,
lisbon the 22d day of July, and that no III
teltgeNce OF any importance had been re
ceivcd there from the armies for the last 6
" 10 days.
Several vessels sailed direct for the u. S
IA CO. with capt. Coffin, and ne being bound
ST Mishaei's, is the cause Of his (capi.
t's.) nos Bringing lie az E;ssqp psgs- pa
.lrs snd ns2gins iiSts
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e." WHAT NEWS ,"

Every day We sit with folded arms. liNr
The hthenians in the time OF Phlp, and
calmly ask" What Hsyys ~. As il
there were any tang new in q. Britain
being Inc tyrant OF the seas and the vio-
iator OF our rights"
We see her distributing her gold and her
arms amongst the Indians OF the West, and
exciting ecumseh to form ne.p coalition
vi ms rioes against our people.
The great water, that separates US from
Euiope, the great high-zvay appointed by
heaven Tor the communion OF all nations. no
longer" flows for US. The decision OF sir
william Scott has set the seal upon our cum
msrce. No vessel OF ours, even though it
be trcightSd WIKI our own native proauct;-
ems, and bound 20 France, nor any that is bound
Jroni :. with return cUrgoes for our own
consumption only, can escape confscat on.
II met oy {, British Cruiser. Sir W. Scott has
soahded the fatal trump, which announces
the execution OF he British orders, ruin 10
our commerce, and insult To our Gag.
But not satisfied with the numerous crui-
sers which throng the Ocean. she has lined
our Coasts with her misunderstanding Sc insult
our coasters. impress our own Ciiizcus, and
sei2e out merchanimen at the very muu n
Oh our own haroors. a few weeks ago. they
seized the Iaoiaehmach of he port Of n. Y
-and A. Was bue the other day, hey seized
the Sn.p 4tose,o the cupes of Delaware. be
fore the P'iOt had iett her within siy;t e.
ven oi our hght house And yet we cuouire
- WhG. News"
Do You ask further!
----~,ho Brush soop Of war Alabama hue
actually seized he IoHhfa, bound irom
4 hiiade!pnir 10 N Orleans rom one ho,s
OF he U. D 10 anofher.-Gan we put 40
with ms aggression lisos shall we calm
~ see our own coasting vessels not ONLY in
suited, but Captured. and on the here film
sy Pretext that they may have % casks Of
french VINE On board who ever heard
1t even pretended, that the coasting trade of
neutral was contrary TO the laws otwar ?
IL ". Is Can seize. our coasters, for hayina
bfeneh wine, Oh board, they may do i, un
DEL any pretence whAtsoever--torthe they have
as great right u seize Tor saer eU,son or
hemp, as lOr French wines
C.I7ens oil America, beware Yourmos,
sacred rights are now at stake For what
Is the squadron ;,nder Sir XUrke 60 DC d s
patched to America Nut, 20 max, uDon
Us, what IS .ecanIcally styled, WARRIOR 81
long as we submit to all her aggressions, so
long as she Gan TAX our pr perry with i'm
puil'Y without loss OF any OF .Ier own. sns
wan declare Tvaf Uh0H Us. Eo-no-
W1r "oui,. nor open our ,naIkets ior her IL
mli"ons oin.a"uiacturet-- he only concession
t she now asks at .ur hands. Blu, SIR
d. rke IS Coming l. MAKE war upon or
co.l.ner-e; sc.Se our merchantmen, ave
pe'n~ps ~ sweep our cuasis OF al, our coas
te ,. & partly pc maps TO be On the SPOT, 20
enaSttae Us, ~ Case We should pluck up spi
IA enough % resis by Iol &C the manifold
agXra ssona OF G. H.
one WILL Continue to kick Us as long as
We pc nit her. There IS 10 INIT 10 her ar
81 oss'onsl OuI III our own tortltudc AMI sub
iniAsion.-Wi''le Philip is q. our gates, is i
no. ume, 10 do something more than
merely 10 enquire "NVhat ne Us 90
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HOARDiNC HOUSE IN WILLIAMS
~ BURG The SHbseriber resid,0g in the
City Of williamsburg, continues 70 furnish
board, lodging, washing and entertainment, on
reasonable terms, for Ladies, Gentlemen, BOYS
nd Crss. by ths year, 7nnrtcy, month OF sioyist
PerfeG~-Aer house Is large aud commodious ;
and Gle hopes, by the goodness Of accommods.
lions, and assiduous endssvors to please. 10
give general sa,'siAcuoD, and merit the patron
age OF the pubES.
Arg. 81 A"-''''' : s Nv
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COLE DlGGES.
II
Aug so.

y O@BORNE K THOMAS, Commission
l Y Merchant, oPposus MIR. Il. Anderson's
has fvr sale, Liverpool Salt anda few chests
OF prn,r Gunpowder Tea.
Aug So >.-, II
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He Subscriber, wishes to sell hi. Houses
n and Lot in the City of Richmond, (upoD
Shocks hIii,) at present in the occupancy of
Capt. Henry S. Shore this Lo, may be diyi-
ded 30 IS to suit purchasers, aud possession Civ.
en- on the LIST day of January next, at which time
small part Of the purchase money will be re-
CURED, credit for the second payment will be-
gwen, until tue ist day of Sept. $40, aud ms
balance will be required on the lst .lsy of sep.
TENDER, 1878 For farther partic alsrs respect
ing tue above valuable property spply to Me-.
George p Diggcs, at har Kings Store, in
Richmond, or 10 lie Subscriber in Hanover coat-
ty.
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gar, and dcsed doahie the nnmbcr Of patsf--
OTIS TO attack him. Senr Moveiilo attac a
this phantasm. entered Vaicazar. killec AZ
French, and made III priseners A par.
retired 10 the Citadel; and the boastful N Tor
Inand escaped among the cornhelds.
| CADIB, June %.
! On the 25th of May, Gen. E.pos Miua
about two leagues from Sittoria, attackeo
convoy from that City for France. Twas
Composed OF $50 Wagons and carrie ges,
and escorted by 1000 infantry and cavalry.
Who were at the same time conducting zoo
Spanish and Engiish prisoners. The sue
Cess was glorious. The convoy, full of the
most valuable articles, and among oiher
things. the eGuipage of Massena, and four
millions of riGls, were takSn. The prisoners
were set at liberty and armed in an Instant
with the arms ei ,seir eneinies; the escort
was entirely either captured OF slain, and
among tie former, Is their commander.
PoTEs, May 10.
Our exertions progress daily To deliver
the mountains OF St. hndero froa the op
PRECISION OF The enemy. n division of 500
men shall shortly leave ,h,s place for Agui
lar del Campo. will dehie on Reynosa, in
order To tall on ST. Andero, in ,he dire cti,n
OF rorreiaviga. The inhabitants preserve
the best dispositions toward, the Common
cause.
CcNSLAFIN, June o.
The gallant d. Iul.ln Sancnes has held
lately an, her hunting match in the neighbor
hood ~ tile Duero in which he has taken
500 OF the sncmy's cavalry and many Il
their infantry, and has al rived at Hinoio-
sd. $hanssA WILD
>-T. CAcEREs June 6
Intelligence from Castle sta.es, the enc
my have lew troops, in that quarter; the
creates part ate gone to reinfo' &C their ar
my III GaliiCa.
ChRTRAGENA June To-
HE rcncb troops in Taracon have made
scme movements coward Bslmonte; and
have seot forward their infantry as tar as
Emilio saacting contributions in grain aud
money We learn from Tarragona that on
lie Isi last. the town destroyed the tort of
C.cvio, OF which the enemy had taken pos
8 ssion and Gt whom many persisted in en-
deavor'ng to ,uGCour il The regiment OF
the L .dlS sharp-,nootcrs are preparing TO
smhal mere, w,;h ether troops, tor lara
coma. Dome French troops have entered
Ubeda, comm.ued all mannrr OF excess,
ana departed. Some troops have pass ii
Cohsut gra Tor Anda usia and they write
fr0o' NIlaneuva, that l.. 600 have passed
that I'll -ce; that relnforC tai cot of Twelve
thoos.ni men have arrived at TarracUn-
On thr Slst NJ. therS we're already 2 500
French H. Iarracou A Gazette mas been
cstau.ished n he Sd army, caiisd the Ga
Eutta dc Granada. "-Ihis PRODUCES the
most saiutary effects in places occupied by
the enemy. The style is ironical anu aar-
castlC---arms the most formidable In Bona
parte.
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Aug 81. wswT
Aug 81

Office. -Fhe Subscribhr beng duly aay
'hcrsed by the Court Of HustGigs IF shs
Guy OF Richmond, as administrators On me es-
tate or he late Joseph Bonnardell, deed there.
by gives nrtce, tina. b. sale II tlr drced nt's
sifrcts viii take place at MeSsrs. Wslford and
Sronke's veRdis Office on Thursday, the 10TH
day ct Sept at / O'clock, A NJ
All Persons indebted to the estate of I. Bou.
hsroeH, ara requtsted to come forward and
settle their accounts, and those 10 whom the
estate is indebtt q, arc desired 10 present ,heir
accounts properly authenticated for settlement.
20
MILES Todd :
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( CHANCERY, virsinia.--In Pi,tsylvanis
County Court, aug %, 1911.
Jom MeeSe, Pr.
AgGiHss
Charles Green, 3'tt. aeo,
The defendant not having entered his nppesr.
Ance and gwen security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules OK DIS Court, and il ar-
pearlne to the satisfaction OF the Cour, thsi he
IS not AN lnhab'tant OF THIS state on motion OF
the Pia,Rt'ff, by counsel, 1; is ordered That the
sad defendant 90 appear here oa he. tbird Mon.
Day IN November N xt, and answer the pis,ntfF'a
bill, and that copy of TINS order be ior,hwi,h
inserted IN some one of the ne " apapers pub.
iished IN the City af 2ichmond tor eigh, weeks
suceess'veiy, and posted at the front door 81
the Court house OF the said county
a Co2J. Taste,
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MILES TODD.
,.
Aug. go.
LANpiOrr1oE, Aug. 3 I8Il

LANp'oFFIoE, Aug. 3 1915
HE Register c0nceiv,s that II taay no, be
unImportant to the Public to be informed,
tnS, the Surveys aad papers AppertsnnE 10 ne
Once OF tae late proprietor of the. N due rn
MEX @aw,'n tAis Office, have been cay fuzzy an.
RAGGED IN alphabet icai and nuiaerica al order nd
u'deXed - From the innumerable ms. ICES
which occurred in rehLng those papers O. me,:c.
ing with them ~ improper places, the presumpa
i'On AZ, tist owing 10 theae circumstances many
tedious end truItiess examinations have hi her-
10 been made tor papers o. the utmost mpor-
lance 70 individuals, which might now in all pro-
Stability be found -.
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RttDInnno Lbratrs.

NJ OTtCE.-Ali those who have claims ag
/ Y gainst the estate of Joseph Scott decd
are requested to make them known, and all
those HAT are indebted TO tie said estate, 81.
ther 10y bond, note or open account, are inform.
ed that suits will be commenced unless speedy
settlements are made
Wa. SCOTT,
EFceafor Of 3oscbh Scott, GseH
". Major Archibald Denholm IS fully
empowered by nae, to transact All business Tor
the estate OF joseph Scott, decessed) IN my alb
sCnco.
VIZ SCOTT,
Exeeator Of .JOseph SsoIt, aecd
Aug. 80. Nv