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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-18
Extract ofa litter from Port cu Pr;,.
I'd FEB. 10, 1879

"The South Hampton frigate, s.,
Lucas Yeo' COMMANDER, in runpioa d. 1'nes
coast near siallguane fell in with GecSnle
- guns corvette ship of2l guns, III II gated
of ls guns, with 100 men, troons qua aOng
on board, under the flag ofthe Pre ,aa '-srs
tlon, and commanded by admiral Gssne e.' f. Z
hailing the frigate, to know under al ca
mission they sailed, the answer v ~"h CON-
that of General BorgelIa.' Sir T r 0nda
sent a boat to say, the British eover s 'ata
knew OF only two parties in Hayti., 1 pbo D,
authorised 10 send out ships Of war a sn@ Sefa
they must SO with him to Jamaic, SIN anu scaed
SO he would land the troops r. , %tHns al
mlral Casper replied lie could NM wiz" r. i'd
nutes were given for the Haytisp ,dn nHs NIL
decide before expiration of which h u, %
side was fired into the English fr;s.. D'''l'
desperate action then ensucd for two f San
halt, and ended in the Hsy,;an fr;o. "suI'
ing her colors. The corvette and Brio , vsn.
pursued by Sir James, but got under tbs a "sls
OF the batteries near Mariguane. On t gum
the iaytian frigste were l2s men l; n. O'a,9
la wounded, most of them severo H.'''u, =, ,a
many we're killed and wounded in tbe ,o, no'
and brig could not be ascertained The s,"S
Hampton had ore MN killed, and one mid
shlpn'an wounded. The South Hampton A.
rived at this port Oh the 7th instant with ifY' t..
prlze' mere wreck, and rugged iury.m,s,,
and proceeded for Jamaica. The lnd;osn.
teet was part of Christophe's, and bad M.
tnied few days before, confined their "a.
GERS and carried them into Nlarisuane. lii
reported to-day, that all the foreigners in II,
South department were imprisoned, EnplSb
men and Americans. The rhsl;a and South
Hampton irigates, and Fire Fly gun brig, will
go TO Aux Caves apd demand the release Of
the BRITISH subjects. leaving the poor AMER
cans to Set out as they can"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-18
BALTIMORE, MARCH II.

FoscsRy.--Forgcd drafts, one TO" ''y ~,
the other fer 1000 dollars, were yeste,.s'
presented to the Bank of Baltimore and NV ~.
chanics' Bank the first as if drawn oy ."o
Bank of Pennsylvania. the last as iro'a e ~.
Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia. az y .,
was paid, the last challenged when oiftI'u n. =
the Mechanics Bank and, thoush the 0'1' 70,
Zone DUtratt from Philadelphia eSc'g'u ~
moment, lie was pursued, taken sAo w.
mitted to prison.
The death Of Sir JAMES Craig, lato 90
vernon general of Canada, is announced ~ !,
of our recent London papers. Inc "G h,,,
not recollectcd 1t is believed to nave
some time in the month Of December
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-18

tion to the duties on SUGAR ~,
compensate for the loss OF the .',M, as coOl
imp osed OF corn wash. He mea aa''l'n'l dst
pose an intefnal. ,su,y of IS. or y also Pc
on foreign spirits imported, with n. Per sd
of rum. The resolutions 10 III. A - eHr
greed to. >AeSI Ntl
Price Of Stocks, at one o'elccl-,,
conso OILS GO II 7s8-cCnsols ca - pce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-18
PHILADELPHIA, Mar, b j

Ertraet u a LITTER frcm cqt,tciu p.
SIP asia, u lis oSonersy nn. ~ gh
: ~. 01r7h'hoHs~s, f,s.I,
I" Referring to my other letters T., -
to repeat, that your ship Asia voc bsE 'al
the 18th of Jehlary, III lat a., lors 0uL ~
two French frigatcs and coryeue ~ 1H
pie, YOU may inform their friends -. ~! pc
and provided with passages iomc' "r : vel
leave this in few days win my Dro,,' M :.
III the brig little Frank, for Baltimore !" S(
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-18
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Capt. Leslie, late last night, favored the edi.
tors of the New York Gazette with London
papers to January ls, inclusive. They con-
tain, only, the news that follows. We find in
them nothing relating to US.
At Clyde, the William & Henry, Bentham,
20 days from Charleston
LONDON, January II,
1t IS now ascertained from Danish news
paper OF the 5lst December, that only Ave
seamen and one marine were saved from the
Defence, of "a guns, and it is supposed the
whole Of the crew Of the St. George, OF es
guns, persisted. These two vessels have lost
upwards of l4o0 men.
Januarp ls.
Benjamin Walsh, Esq. NJ. P. was this day
arraigned at Old Bailey, for robbing sir Tho
mas Pioneer of upwards Of 6 $4,000, and found
guilty OF larceny, subject 10 question oflaw.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-18
Extract from tie Fcdactsisy GeueroL Ill.,
mary 1872.
RARRoR OF CADK.

I7ARBoR OF IADK
Between the noon Of yesterday and that Of
today the following ships have arrived from
Lima The Spanish frigatc L. Ciencia with
traltan 10000 hard dollars for Individuals in
no days-brings correspondence from tie
same place and GuayaeuiI. The Spanish
Drlgaptine San Andre, with cocoa and 40
collars In 40 days--a!so brings correspond
ence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
AbigaH 40rd0n't VIII.

NollCE - hereby given, that tie Ial viii
and TeGament OF Abigail Jordan, la,e of
"a moui n The County of Cumberland de-
eeaied, has been preienJed 10 me for Probate
oy Joi0Ph ChamberIai;. be Executor therein
named, ard that Wednesday the thirteenth
day Of May next at ten o'clock in the forenoon
IS aihgned TO take proof Of the fame At a Court
of Probate then 10 Re holden 4, the Office Of
John Rockingham Efq in Portland, in faid
oun'y when and where all Perlons concerned
may be preient 10 thew cauie if any they have
why he iaid VIII lheuId or houId not be ap.
proved and allowed. SAINT FREEMAN,
1aled April IL, 1919. 7N3fr IF P,s51te.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
GbR Gponitor. No. xxx.
GERRY.

" Thee is zuay zyAich see7neth rIghf unto a
man Lut the end thereof are The sVays Of
dedh."
MOST men will acknowledge that The
ways OF sin are the ways Of death. Not
outstanding people accede very readily 10
this general truth, yet there is vast differ.
ence IN the conduct a men, some living IS
they list, casting off all fear or restraint, and
but here and there one whose actions seem
any way regulated by the word of God, that
unerring standard Of faith and practice.
Whence comes this difference why, the
truth is, all are not agreed in what constr
lutes an offence against God. But what il
sin answer IN the words Of an Apostle
" Sin is = transgression of the law" An o.
pen transgressIon, evasion Or neglect ofany,
even the least ofGods commands is therefore
sin But 70 be little more particular. In
view Of The text il appears that the ways Of
death, are ways which seem right TO some
men. We shall be at no loss to determine
what these ways are, when we hear people
Justify, palllate or wholly excuse innocent a.
musemenrs as they are falsely termed. The
atrcal amusements, dancing, card playing
and the Ike, hGd many Jealous advocates in
these degenerate days. Where is the sin,
they cry, ~ dancing What harm can there
De in playing cards Such and The like
questions ale often thrown out by those of
whom the Apostle emphatcaIly says-They
are "lovers OF pleasure more than lovers of
God" would answer all such queries in
word These amusements are SINFUL be-
cause they unfit the mind for spiritual COM
munlon with God. No man in his senses
will pretend that scene Of amusement is a.
ny way calculated 70 compose the mind, 10
exalt the views, to heighten the sense IF our
need Of salvation, or TO enlarge our hearts
with gratitude to God for any of his merCies
On the contrary, amusements OF every
kind, have an invariable tendency TO dissi-
pate every serious thought, to render Tie
mind more trifing than It otherwise would
be, and fill it with impure or idle and foolish
thoughts. Shall we then presume to say
that amuscments are not SINFUL ! Shall We
any longer call those rigid and bigoted that
speak openly against such courses Rather
let us reform. Rather let US seek 10 keep
our own garments from being any more de-
filed, and boldly " denying ungodiness and
worldly lusts, live soberly, righteously and
godly in this presen, evil world
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

d Think! Why there Y not word Of
truth in u. IL Is lie Il is impossible.
would got believe Ill If my father should rise
out of his grave and swear 10 til would
say It's Federal electioneering trick No.
no, we shall have no more embargoes. We
tried that and the Experiment failed TO Dro-
duce the desired effect upon Great Britain.
and its all trick Of the d'@* federalists for,
electiOneering.
z But neighbor cant believe but THAI
this is true, for the members Of Congress who
give Us the inform itiOn would never give
their public sanction 10 a lie, ana Mr.. Otis
~onld never add his name 10 give "A . cur
D Anabe ] tell you q d. lie to abuse
the government, not a word III truth III it.
They want 20 make a noise about the Coun.
try just before election.
Second Dialogue 6etUten he same.
Monday Aprii 13, 1919.
2 Stop neighbOr / want TO talk with you
a minute.
y I'm in hurry cant stop.
f Well I'll walk with you-Now what
do you think about the embargo
d Think why it is just as it should be5
we expected It all along, and II is wise
measure Of the government 10 save our pro.
perty before war.-
r But ii that Is the case why did YOU
and many Of your friends hurry of your pro-
perty TO sea az quick as possible to get into
the very danger you say you apprehend.
d cant stop TO talk yen talk like a
fool--snd you federalisls will ruin he cuuh-
try.
r But saturday week when the handbilLs
came on from Boston yeu said you did noe
believe il, that it was all electioneerin trick
and il was impossible there should be ano.
Their embargo Now l suppose you will &C
knowledge your mistake and do lus,ic TO
tie motives Of those whose information ena.
bled you and your friends TO save your pro-
perry from this precious embargo ofvours.
ID No wont. Il is d''+ rascally trick
what business have they or you 90 DO with
the Government-you are pack az tories,
old tories and ought to be driven out of the
Country
r You grow warm Deighbor. have ne
disposition 10 quarrel or To be angry, but
am some what surprised that you win not
own yourself 10 have been in an error when
the hand bill came on.
D I tell you l wont--I never said it-If
did you did not understand me, and
wont be abused by pack oftories-you are
All old tory and nobody will believe you, no.
body ought to believe you.
F Well neighbor as you don't understand
yourself, and cant believe yourself, quit
the conversation and leave y0u---adieu.
(aioneJ These Feds are all tories, and
that Calhoun in my opinisn is about 10 turn
fed and old tory too or he never would have
told Quincy that an embargo was 70 be laid,
till after election. EYRs FOR THa BLIND.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

House Of Representatives. IN General Coayi as
senb.ed, and b. fhs authority Of the same, -
ThSt whenever any person who Is or may be
imprisoned for debt on mesne process or ex
eoulion, shall give bond with one or more
SUI cites, approved by the creditor, or Two
Justices of the Peace, TO the creditor in dou-
5Ie the amount for which he Is imprisoned,
conditioned that from the time of executing
such bond, he will not depart without the
exterior bounds ofthe debtors liberties until
lawfully discharged the goal keeper shall
release him from close confinement without
requiring any other condition IN such bond.
SEC 2 BE IL further enacted, That moth
iag done riaCe The passing at the Sct %
which this act in addition, shalt be COO
sidered q breach Of any bond which has
been or may be gIvente obtain the liberty of
the goal yard or debtors liberties, excepting
TIE passing over and beyond the exterior
limits and bounds thereof, as by law estSb-
lshed for The time being.
SEC. 8. Be Il further enacted, That any
bond which has been or may be given to OBJ
tain the liberty Of the goal yard or deb,or's
liberties, shall be discharged and void when
ever the principal therein ahall surrender
himself or be surrendered by his surety to
The keeper Of the prison where the bond Was
gwen, reservlng however, the right uf the
creditor 10 recover for breach thereof be
fore such surrender BY suit commenced with
IN one year from such breach, provided
however. that after such surrender, said
principal shall be entitled on giving bond a
new, % the ssme privileges as he was or
would be before such surrender.
SEC 4. Be it further enacted, That any
principal surrendered by his bail, either on
mesne process or action Of Scire Fscas a.
against the bail, shall, on giving bond SINH
lar 10 that in the first section Of this act pro
vided, be released from close confinement in
the same manner - if he had given such
bond after COMM meRt on the original writ
or execution
SEC. 5. Be III f4rther enacted, That this act
and the act 10 bhich this is an addition,
shall be and continue in force and operation
until repealed, any limitation therein 20 the
contrary notwithstanding.
Feb. 90, 18l2-APprOved,
Z GERRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
@iscftlanv.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
# Dialogue 6etzveen q FederaAsf and q
DemaeTeF.
Saturday o'clock p M.-ApriI4, 1912.
Dem Well neighbor, what's the news f.
Fed Why have Just been reading hand
bin sent or BY express from Boston, stating
that letter had been received in 76 hours
from Washington, addressed to Hon.
O. OTIS, giving information that the Commit
tee of Foreign relations had decided to LAY
before The House Of Representatives pro
position for an Embargo.
d A Federal lie, don't believe it
where Is the hand bin
P Here tits. Demo takes T. aud reads
il over carefully, and after few minutes mu-
sing relurrs I'D
< Well, what DO voc think fit,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
lalps Of a9aGatbufrtts.

IN ACT supplementary to the several Arts e..
tabiJhing the Courts Of Sessions.
BE j. enacted BY The Senate and House Of Rep.
teSsntatiges, in Genera Court assembled, and by
the authority 9tthe same, That when from
any cause whatever, all the Justices OF the
Court Of Sessions ii any County shall be
prevented from attending the same Court,
at any term thereof, which now is, or hereaf
ter may be appointed by law for holding any
such Court, then and in such case it shall
be The duty Of the Clerk Of the Courts in
such county, or in his absence, the Sheriff Of
the County, to adjourn such Court, from
day 10 day, or to such time as may insure the
attendance Of one or more Justices of the
same Court and when such adjournment
shall be made by the sheriff Of any county,
~ shalt give notice thereof, TO such clerk,
that SO irregular record may be made there.
Of.
Ell w RIPLEY,
Speaker effAe House q Representatives..
SAMUEL DANA President 81 he Senate,
Goanci. Chamber, 3a~teb,ua,y, 1912
Approved,
E. GERRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
Portland, April Is.

THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice that a
Z note of hand given at Marlborough on
the 9th day of February lat, of he following
effect " For value reed promife 10 pay %
Daniel league, or order, the fun of Fifty Dol
lars within twenty four months from the en-
flung dare, with intereft ill paid, as witnefs
my hand. JOHN MOODY.
dts9, THOMAS MAoUIRE,"
was improperly ob'alned by laid league, and
am determined NOT to pay the contents there
of JOHN MOODY, 4th.
Briftol, March 4, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
Ell w RIPLEY.
E. GERRY.

IN ACTdcfnij1p ne duties Of Sh0Lf5, Coroners
and CsnStabies, IN certain cases.
BE u eracte4 b he Senate and Hguse q
representatives. IN General Court assembled, and
b. authority u the same, That when any per
son imprisoned for debt or any other cause,
shall die in any County Of the Common
wealth, i shah b. the duty o. the Sheriff or
deputy Gaoler TO deliver the body Of such
deceased person 10 bis relations or friends.
If they shalt request IL. And if no aPPllca
ton be made for such body, il shall be the
duty Of Tie Sheriff or Deputy Geuler 70 bury
the same in the common buryng ground,
and he eXDencrs thereof she'll he paid by the
own in which such person lad legal set.
lement, if such person had been an inhsb-
liant Of this Comm ynwealth otherwise the
expe Hces aforesaid shall be paid out OF the
treasury Of this Commonwealth.
Sec. 2. Be II further enacted, That II any
Sheriff, Coroner, or Constable shall take
the body Of any deceased person, by virtue
Of any writ ON mesne process or Execu
ton, upon conviction Of such offence before
Tic Supreme Judicial Court, or the Cir
cut Court Of Common Pleas, within the
County III which such offence shall have
been committed, he shall be fined not more
than five hundred dollars, or imprisoned tyr
lime not exceeding six months.
February Is. 18l2-APPRovEp,
Z. GERRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

he iubitribers. Executors, appointed by
the iou SiIa. Lee Judge OF Prohz:e for
the county Of L'ucoln. on the e!.ate Of
JOHN DAVIS,
late Of Boo'h5ay IN taid county. yeoman de-
ceaied, hereby give notice a All concerned,
thar the lait will and teflament of fad deceaC.
ed. will he offered for protate at a Probate
Court 20 be holden il and for laid cuuntv. on
Wedreiday The twenty ninth day of AnriI
next, al tie Probate Office IN Wi(caGet. !, ten
o'clock A o. when and where all concerned
may Be preient, if they fee FIT, and lhew caufe
whyHaSd inlrument fhouId not be e(fabhihed
and made valid.
MARY DAVIS, D
JOHN MKOWN, H''fH'''''
Ft5- 90, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

Lately published and for sale As above
pFice dilsr-A valuable sssis, ant o eve
~ man, or The American Clerks Magazinc.
containing The moss useful & necessary forms
Of writings which commonly occur between
man and man +; such agreements. linden.
lures, leases, letters Of Attorney, petitions
releases wills &c. with many other in tn
ments, tie whole of which are Calculated e.
the use % CT zeRs 81 lie United States and
oon'o'maoie % law-By Samuel Freeman,
ESQ, SIKH editioa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

Lately published, price dollar and 25
cents, and FOR sale as above, the Town OAi-
Ger, Or the Power and Duty Of Selec,men.
Town Clerks, Assessors, Cnnstables, Over
Seers OF the poor, Surveyors and all other
town and PARISH officers, with variety Of
Forms for he use Of such oficrrs-By sam.
sel Freeman, Esq seventh edition enlarged
and imp. sred
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
MUSIC.

2. Lewis from Englsud wi1hes to inform
abe Inhabitants OF Portland that he ,esches
Rhe Piano Forte. s. various oher Inlruments !;
terms one DS'zr q Le6on
p. s Piano FOrtes tuned and repaired on
feafonable terms HamPfhire Street,
April 18th 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

Complete sets 0fthe Laws VI Mt>sachn-
sets, from the adoption u The Constitution,
in 1890 20 Feb'y. %. 1897. in vols. DENY
octave, price - dolis-1r four vols royal uc
tavo, price 10 dis: IS also single vols. Of ei
ther edition, may be had as above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

The GRADERS Of " sHzggled" goods
are not always nnacc0nlH1odatfng 4; as We
observe lin Canandsigua paper) that
ten barrels (marked " sugar" were
lately seized al Black Rock, and taken,
by Deputy-Collector, up 10 Buffalo,
but that on opening his prize-bbls. they
only contained salt, the owner Of " hich
being rather poor, had long been watt
ing for the assistance of some friend to
get it TO Buffalo, (his home,j and Of
course felt very grateful to the disap-
pointed deputy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

ON the evening Of the goth or .Ifl ult .
~ piece of demalk figured Table Cloth. A
reward will be given on information of the
fame TO the Printer. april 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

I HE SubfcribeFs Executor. &c he lar viii
and Telsmeut of ENOCH ILSLEY.
late of Portland decraled, hereby give notice
70 thofe who are indebted TO (aid efzte and
have neglected 70 call upon them, agreeable to
their reqUeR--rhat the demands will BE- put
in fuit withou, further notice unlefs they are
iertled Immediately.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
PARKER ILSLEY.
poYRIapd Anil a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
AN ACT
E. GERRY.


Authoiising Judges Of Probate in certain
c ses 10 alter the times. appointed by law
for holding Probate Courts. and to cOniin
ue any process or proceeding therein.
BE II enacted By he Senate and House. ef
representatives., N Gene, al Court assembled,
ant by authority Of the same-That from and
Ter the passing Of this act, whenever the
times appointed by law for holding any Pro-
bate Court shall be found to Interfere with
any other Court, Or whenever any Judge Of
Probate shall be prevented by rea,on Of
sickness, inevitable casualty or other cause,
from holding The same al the time appointed
BY law, or whenever it shall appear TO him
to be for the general benefit or interest Of
individuals, he shall be, and is hereby fully
authorised and empowered TO appoint such
other time for holding said Court as he shall
deem ex7edienf, BY 81 ing public notice
thereof, or notifying all concerned Aud
the said Probate Court shall and may be
adjourned from time 10 time and place as
tn. said Judge may order and direct, any
law 70 n Contrary withstanIing.
Fl brua'y q, 1SI2-Approyed,
+. GERRY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
10 LET

THE building now occupied by Prentif.
Mellen, Efq as an ofice--pofelion may
be had on the FRI: day OF May next- apply to
WILLIAM SWAN No. 8 Urion Row, Mid,
die itreet. April IS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20

London, March g. The following
extract Of a letter from C1pt. r DAVE
SON, of the Am. brig Hannah, dated
Plymouth. March 3, &ffords au excellent
Practical comment on the Luke of Ca
dore's official Hgtifcdtion Of tie repeal of
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES -" I
sailed from Savannah on the lst Of Feb.
and yesterday arrived abreast Of the
Start Point, a; 2 r M. and perceived a
sail coming up fast AT 3 was hailed,
and on answering from Savannah, bound
to Portsmouth, and that was an Amer
lean brig, he ran up alongside, and kept
up FIRE of musquetry for or 10 min
utes, which has done us considerable
damage. He afterwards boarded Us
with 20 or so men hove the mate O.
ver6oard, wounded most of. the crew,
myself they beat ont Of the cabin took
the hat off my head, Lrcke open all nv
chests and trunks, and plundcred them
or every thing that was valuable took
my papers, writing desk, and all the cab
III stores took myself and adj the crew
on board their vessel, which proved 10
be French Privateer, but her name
they would not ten and steered to the
southwark, for the first port il France.
In the morning, about or 9 o'clock,
We perceived brig Of war il chase /;
they bore up for the Hannah, took out
all their men, put myselfand crew into
the boat, and cast Us off 10 the mercy Of
the waves, with a small boat, an stove IN
pieces. waved handkerchief u The
brig of war, which they perceived from
the mast head tackled, picked Us uF.
then run up 70 my vessel took charge
or her, and steergd for Plymouth 49,,
The brig Of war was The persiln, Caat
Brrtan, which wen, in chase ". ta.
piiyatreT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
LOS

DETWREN Kennebunk and Portland 90 the
- 7sth o. March lall-a Bake contain ng
a Drsfiug Box, two lmall miniature Pictures,
fome Ladies wearing apparel, and various 0
Their articles
Whoever has found it, will receive the
thanks of the owner aud liberal reward, by
returning il to the care Of Mr. Fofcm, Sadler.
Kennebuak-or to Mr. Folom 1t the Stage.
Office. Portland. Portland April 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-20
NOTICE.

THE subfcriber is about TO cIofe his buzz
nefs, thole 70 whom he is indebted will
pIeafe TO haUd in their demands, and receive
their paw, and thole thar are indebted, are re-
quefled 70 fettle the fame by the twentieth of
July neHt, or their demands will be left with
an Attorney for collection without referve
Aprd s (2m.) THOMAS FOkSAITH.