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ABOUT 200 ACRES OF
ROSE-HILL LAND,

Or less-including on Dogue Run and
ON the Colchester and New Turnpike
Roads large parcel ofexcellen, Mea-
dow Land, about Is acres {pr bsbly)
of which are we'll taken with Timothy
and Glover considerable part OF
which is new land, and was all sown
last fall. On which are lengthy ditch
es. Some of the other land is covered.
There is a lasting Spiing net very far
from the road, which is we'll known to
be much travelled by stage passengers
and many others. besides a great mum
Der of Wagons. The best ofthe Wood
land will be included, and several beau
tiful sites, commanding distant view
of Potomac, and other notable places
This is to ALL pleasing, heal
thy situation, has fruitful sol, is ca
silly improved, and is adapted to Glove +
and Plaster. To suit purchasers, this
land may be divided into pretty large
or very small lots. Apply to the sub
scriber on the premises,
III. Toler.
Rose Hill, Fairfax, near Alexandra
September Is. law.
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SOUTHERN INDIAN WAR.
AUTHENTIC INFORMATION.
Ectracl Of a letter dated Creek Il
genoa, 9Th Juta, 1913.

AUTHENTIC INFORMAT1ON.
Eclract Of a letter dated Creek A.
geacy, 9Th Juty, 1913.
I" The civil war among the Creeks
has ragged with great fury. Tie la ;
hatics have destroyed Tuckabacbee,
the chiefs and tile inhabitants having
previously left il, under an escort Of
warriors from Cusseta and Cowetaw,
and moved down TO Cowetaw. Since
then they have deslroyed kiaIiiee &
several Of It's inhabitants, and more
than so have been killed on both
sides. Auseccoocbee behaved with
consummaie bravery. A party un-
der a prophet Killed four Of their
chiefs-the warriors killed him and
his party. and hearing that 0ackfus-
kaachee sided With the prophets,
they turned on them and cut the " hole
off.
IS 1t is nowPeduced to certainty,
from the concurrent testimony OF a
number of respectable Indians, that
this civil war originated with the
British in Canada, andas soon as the
chiefs friendly to the plan Of civil
cation and their adherents are muir
dered or put to fight, the fanatics
will attack our frontier settlements
without delay. The friendly Indians
of the Upper Towns are flying TO
Cbattabochee, where they will meet
the aid of military force. Some
regular troops have arrived at Fort
Hawkins, and the requisite military
supplies arc coming on.
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Fairfax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races will COM
mence on Thursday the 23d day
of September, over handsome course
The subscriber feels justified in say
ing that, from the great number OF
horses that will be here, there will be
great sport
On Saturday the 25th, Purse tor
the Gate mosey, free for any horse
mare or gelding-ketch riders--'wo
rounds to heat snd repeat, making one
snd half miles to the heat. Entrance
10 dollars.
Persons disposed to rent Booths can
do SO by application to
John Maddux.
Proprietor of the Course.
Fairfax courthou'e' Va. DIR
August 90
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Timothy Piekering's Mantle

Timothy Piekermg's Mantle.
The following is matter.of.fact an
ecdote :-Tbe Vice. President and Mr.
Pickering were fellow-lravellers, on
their way to attend the late extra session
of congress. When on board the Bur
lington steam boat, the Vice, President
having complained ofbeing chilled thro'
with cold, Mr.. Pickering very politely
offered him the use of his cloak. II
was readily accepted, and the cloak was
thrown over Mr.. Gerry. SHOW (said
the v. P.) l shall do we'll, for the mantle
of Timothy hath fallen upon mel
wish you may. (replied Mr.. Pickering)
for it is now in very truth the mantle OF
charity, and covers mnififude Of sins"
ALBANY Reg.
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Daily Gazetts, z Dollars.
Country Gazette, S Dollars.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner ofKhsg e FaiJar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

AOySS bkA AsASsbA
Corner ofKiag e Faiyar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Br WHOLESALE AND Rs@aIL,
I Teas-gunpowder' I'M
10 9r. ene''S perial, hyson, hyson SKIN,
80 boxes younghyson & souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars :,
los hhds } New Orleans & MuscoVaao
$50 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, 6 half pipes and ar casks l.
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
A pipes Red Catalonia
10 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
spipes, s half pipes and 30 ar. casks
Teneriffe
70 pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
3 hhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
800 Id. Bright Nader
1000 ID. Goshen s observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr.
mento, race and ground Ginger,Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, GlaIber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demiiohns
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc
SC.
". B. SO bushels fresh warranted
CLOVER SEED.
Masch 6.
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rFron. a late Gibraltar Paper
Extracts from Private Letters.

Extracts from PriOate Letters.
IRUSzEN, June &c, 1918.
mAsI have not written to you
since the operations of the campaign,
commenced, l must refer you to Lord
Wellington's dispatches for the ac-
count Of what has happened.-Ihe
action of the 21st does more credit,
in my opinion, to the ability and
military talents of Lord Wellington.
than any preceding battle which has
been fought in this country under bis
direction in fact. it was apparent
from the commencement that we
must win the day. And the only
thing to be lamented is that the enc.
nv ran away so fast that we could
not in fact do sufficient harm to them ];
mean, as far as taking prisoners
and letting our cavalry loose upon
them. The Morale must, however,
be sensibly affected, and | should
conceive their loss will amount TO
5000 men six General Officers were
either killed or wounded. conclude
we shall be close to Pamplona to day.
I never saw Portuguese troops be-
have so we'll on any occasion before
The Spaniards were engaged IN the
mountains and did not come under
my observation but l learn, from
some English officers who were pre-
sent, that their conduct was adinira-
bic. Gen. Morillo himselfisas brave
AS a lion.
" When the enemy gave way, our
people pressed them SO closely that a
squadron of the Royal 10th Hussars
galloped through Viltoria, before
the French had time to quit it. King
Joseph had just left town in ear
riage and six, which Capt. Henry
Wyndham (who commanded this
sqnadron) perceiving. he galleped on
aad overlook the carriage and fired
his pistols into it. King Joseph in
stantly jumped out. mounted horse
and rode off. Capt. Wyndham then.
finding that only TWO Aussars had
been able to keep pace with him. and
that King Joseph bad an escort of
so dragons, who fired upon him,
was obliged to fall back, and King
Joseph escaped.
Hegunot. another General. and
a great number of prisoners were
also taken. Marshal Jourdan lost
his Baton de Mareschal. which. with
the eagle of the Tooth regiment. and
several standards. have been brought
home. King Joseph had a narrow
escape, one Of his servants having
been wouaded by his side. while re-
eciving bis orders !; he preserved his
life by eonceaiing himself amongst
the Wagons. The result of this
will be the evacuation of Spain, and
the total destruction Of the French
army the remnant Of which was fly.
ing towards France, closely pursued
by the Allied troops.
" A letter from an officer, to whom
the care Of the Artillery taken from
the French was consigned, states,
that by the rapidity of the march
from 18th June 10 the CAST, al five
leagues day, the French were sur.
prised; that their camp was in con
sequence crowded with close carri.
ages; that in one Of them the Coun-
tess of Gazen, the wife of the Sc.
cond in command, was taken; and
that the specie seized amounted t.
100000. sterling"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22
IMAGINARY HAPPINESS,

I'M OIN TN IIhI I1NI1OOs
The hapless man, whose reat woes
His life's tranquility destroy,
Resorts to Fancy for repose,
And learns to dream OF peace and Joy:
The bliss of love, of wealth and power,
Tn enraptured dreamer then enjoys;
All blessings gild the ideal hour,
No grief appears, no pleasure clogs.
At length tir'd Fancy can no more
Relieve him from allotted pain /;
Her pleasing scenes he now gives DER,
And wakes to real life again.
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CHARLESTON. Sept. IS:

The Mails from New.Orleans, taken
by party Of the Greek Indians, have
been recovered by the Governor OF Pen,
sacola, and forwarded te the Upitea
States They were received here Oh
Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22

His Exeellcncy
Brig. Gen. CLAIBORNE.
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NETWORK, Sept. II.
Funeral. Soiemsitifs.

Funeral Solem1iifs.
Yesterday the bodies Of our lamen'ea
horoes LAWRENCE and LUDLOW were
committed,othe tombin Trinity Church,
and their obsequies were performed III
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frem the Hudson Wing, SEPT. Is.

Censeritts by COMPANIES Last Thurs
day was the day appointed by Governor
Tompkins in bis general orders, for the
assembling of the several artillery, gre.
nader. rife and infantry companies Of
the counties Of Columbia and Greene,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22

The Squire some future day at dinner
Resolv'd to try his boastful sinner;
He griev'd such vanity Possest her,
And thus In serious terms addressed her;
Madam the usual splendid feast
With which our wedding day is grac'd,
With you must not share to day,
For business summenses me away.
OF all the dainties I've prepaid,
Il beg not any may be >par'd,
Indulge in every costly dish
Enjoy, t is what ! really wish;
Only observe one prohibition,
Nor think it "a severe condition;
On one small dish which cover'd
stands,
You must not dare to lay your hands (;
Go-disobey not on your life,
6 Or henceforlh you're no more my
wife,
The treat was serv'd, the Squire was
gone,
The murm'ring lady din'd alone,
She saw whate'er could grace feast,
Or charm the eye, or please the taste;
But while she rang'd from this to that,
From venson haunch to turtle fat,
On one small dish she chanc'd to light,
By deep cover hid from sight:
Oh here it is-yet for me
| must not taste, nay, dare not see;
Why place it there or why forbid
That so much as lift the lid?
Prohibited of this to eat,
care not for the sumptuous treat.
6 wonder If tits fowl Or fish,
To know what's there merely wish,
I'll look-O 70, lose forever,
If Pm betrayal, my husbands favor;
| OWE think it's vastly hard,
Nay, tyranny to be deb~rr'd-
I John you may go-the vines decanted'
I'll ring, or call you, when you're
| wanted"
Now left alone she waits no longer,
Temptation presses more and stronger.
l'll peep-the harm can ne'er be much
+ For tho l peep, will not touch;
|, Why Pm forbid to lift this cover,
leone glance will tell, and then tits over.
My husbands absent, so is John,
My peeping never can be known"
Trembling she yielded to her wish,
And rals'd the cover from the dish
She starts-fsr 10 an open pye
From which six living sparrows Fly.
she calls, she screams, with wild sur.
Prize
Haste, John, and catch these birds,
she cries.
John hears not, but to crown her shame
IL at her call her husband came.
i SternIy he frown'd, and thus he spoke,
Thus is your vow'd allegiance broke I!
Self.ignorance led you to believe
Il You did not share the sin of Eve.
Like hers how blest was your con
dition,
How small my gentle prohibition
yet you. though FED with every dainty
Sat pining in the midst of plenty:
This dish, thus singled from The rest,
lsOf your obedience was the test x:
I'Your mind, unbroke by selfdenial,
Could not sustain this slender trial.
s Humility from hence be taught,
Learn candor to another's fault;
Go now, like Eve, from this sad dinner
You're both vain and curious sinner.
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&c The Governor Of Georgia ha-

&c The Governor Of Georgia ha'
wing received authentic informa-
tion Of a meditated attack has au-
thority to call the states quota OF
the detachment Of militia into the
service of the United States. and has
the requisite power to cooperate
with the friendly chiefs without de-
Law and with effect.
:" The citizens in the forks OF A.
labama. and their neighbors the
HaIfbreeds, must put themselves
into the best situation they can to
resist an attack from Alabama.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-22
FEMALE CURIOSITY.

A worthy Squire, OF sober lite,
Had nce.ted boasting wife /;
OF him she daily made complaint,
Herself she thought a very saint.
She los'd to load mankind with blame,
And on their errors build her fame,
Her favorite subject OF dispute
Was Eve and the forbidden fruit,
8 Had | been Eve, she often cried,
{ Man had not fall'n, nor woman died;
: still had kept the orders given,
{ Nor for an apple lost my Heaven;
6 To crafty my curious mind,
6 ne'er had ruln'd all mankind;
: Nor from vain desire to know,
6 Entail'd on all my race such woe.
The Squire replied, 1 fear It's true,
: The same ill spirit lives in you
6 Tempted alike, dare believe,
{ You would have disobey'd like Eve
The lady storm'd and still deny'd
Both curiosity and pride.
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the Peninsula. For these sou were also in.
structed 10 demand redress.
1t is hoped that the govenerhmt OF
France, regarding with prudent foresight,
the probable course OF events, will have
some sensibility to its interest, if it has
hone to the claims Of justice, on the part of
this country.
On the French decree Of the g2Slh OF
April 1911, I Shall forbcar TO make any
observations which have already occurred,
nntii all The circumstances connected with
II arc better understood. The president
approves your cAost TO obtain copy OF tha,
decree, a, he does the communication OF it
afterwards to Mr.. Russell.
l have the honor. SC. SC.
iSigned) JAMES MONROE
joe! Bar!e:9, Esq. sc. ayc.
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(OFFICIAL)

An official report of the killed ndwound-
ed In the attack on Hampton has just been
RECEIVED ard are as follows-James Madi-
son, John Adams, James Branham, Acma-
ger Parsons, Carter Longest, Tyler Crock
ct, and John Powcr, killed. Fountain
Dickerson, Thomas Garten, John B. Barr,
(slighty) Nathan Campbell, Joseph Big
gems, Robt. Halbert, John Parrot, LaDda
Lindsay, (since dcad) Aaron Tennis, (sincc
dead) Carter Hunt, Slightly Thomas Par
sons, (slighlly) John Charles, (slightly)
Thos. Watkins, Slightly Richard Waugh
and James Holloway, wounded. Henry
Robertson, prisoner.
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A SKIRMISI.

Near midnight on Friday night, two
barges landed at SWANS point in Charles
county, about so miles below, with so men,
Tor the purpose of plundering, it was pre-
sumed. They were seen by party nl
the militia and repulsed. There was some
confusion on the part of the militia, most
of them having arrived in the course OF
the preceding day, and not being arranged
in any order. An officer of militia, captain
Neal, was killed, another wounded, Or.
Hanson,) probably by accident, the affair
having taken place so late. Colonel Mon
roc, with part of captain Caldwell's troop
arrived on the ground Just as the action ter
minated; but there was no further attempt
made on the part of the enemy. We have
not heard what injury the enemy sustained
but it is said that several dead or wounded
we're carried off the beach VIXEN they re-
treated.
The next morning they fred seven Or
ei ,;ht shot from one Of the frigatcs at the
house in which colonel M. and part OF
the troop were at breakfast, but without ef-
fect--.lat. Intel
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

TUESDAY, July 90.
Mr.. Fisk from the committee of cleo
ton, reported in part, which was read and
ordered to lie on the table.
MIR. IDgersoll, Mr. Davenport, Mr.. Har-
ris, Mr.. Murfree, and Mr.. Ingham had
leave of absence till the end of the session.
An engrossed bill to amend and explain
the act regulating pensions to persons on
board private armed ships was read third
time and passed.
The bill from the senate concerning
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NO'I'ICE.

VIE subscribers intention Of remov-
N ing, having Tor considerable time
been generally known, he tlatters himself
that those who arc indebted TO him arc pre-
pared Tor settlement. They will be wal,ed
on for tina; purpose in few days, II any
persons have Just claims against him, they
are desired to present them forthwith for
payment.
A. MCLEAN.
July el. 81
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liar DEPARTMENT, Juiy IL, 1913.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
July

MAT separate proposals will be re-
d ceived at the Office of the secretary
Tor the department Of war, until 10 O'Clock
at noon OF the last Monday in Nov next,
tor the supply Of all rations that may be re-
CURED for the use of the u. States from
the lst day of June 1914 inclusive, 10 the
LIST day Of June 1915 within the states, ter.
ritories and districts following, viz.
LIST. At Detroit, Northumberland, Fort
Wayne, Chikago and in their immediate
vicini;ies, and any place or places, where
troops are or may be stationed, marched
or recruited, within the territory Of Michi-
gan, the vicinity of the Upper Lakes and
the state Of Ohio.
ID. AT any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched or re-
cruited within the states Of kentucky and
Tennessee.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY. jury 81, 1915.

terred alter the first Of August, by the
present editors, Qrvin & Barnes) to Spen-
Ger II. Cone and John Noryell. Uude II
the guidance of such respectable talents
it cannot fail to continuc valuable politi-
ca! paper.
On Monday last captain Nicholas Os-
burH's (of Loudorl troop OF cavalry arrived
in this town with uleXampled promptitude +;
the order was issued on Thursdayat Wash
ington and they were here at all carly hour
ON Monday. Capt. Lastlcy and captain
Means arrived from Loudon yesterday with
two companies VI infantry.
.I1;ur ar Black Rock The following
appears TO be the facts from VIVA. has been
published. Before day on the llth CO.
.lonels Bishop and Warren with $50 men
crossed below Squaw Island. No alarm
was given until they had passed the navy
yard. The militia abandoned the village
without making any resistance they burnt
the block houses and barracks, SIC. dis.
mounted and spiked twelve Founders,
and took of 5 field pieces and one twelve
pounder-Also quantity Of whiskey, salt,
-four, pork, sc. Through general Porler's
eXcrtions, volunteer force was collect ed
at Buflaloe together without so Indians,
who after q contest of Is or 90 minutes
drove them from the barracks, md a parti-
cipate retreat took place and embarked in
the american boats. All the boats except
the last were not much annoycd-Briiish
lost killed on the field and five wounded !;
besides the killed In the boats, prisoners
Captain Saunders mortally wounded as
stepping into the boat. He says colonel
Bishop was badly wounded. Our loss 5
killed and wounded, and probably some
few militia taken. III Fort GeorSe--Thcre
appears to have been an engagement Of de-
tachmcn,s from the two armies our loss in
killed, wounded, and taken 5 OF 30. the
British rather 81 cater.
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officer lately arrived from Dantzic, all there
have been arrested. OF the 1900 men
of which the garrison consists, there are,
by the same account, 10000 sick, and of
these 100 die daily. Three thousand OF
the garrison Of Dantzic lately made sally,
in which they carried off considerable
quantity ofcattle.
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July 10.

Printing handsomely executed at
this Office,
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l@ The election for member of
council from the LIST ward is postponed on
account oil The absence of the managers.
July 81.
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PANS, Aley IS.
Her majesty the empress, sc. has re-
ceivel news from the army. to the 10th a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-16

which have fallen into the hands OF
the Americans. But this bounty la,v
will put ftop to the amlloration of
the itate of war. for as foon as the
Englilh are apprized of it, hundreds
who may be so unfortunate as to be
taken either on board merchant yef.
fels or coaiters, initead of being re-
leafed as they now are, in two or
three days, will be fent to Halifax,
Bermuda and otherplaces where they
will be imprifoned months before they
can be regularly exchanged.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-16
1e,eninh Bncknam'f Efqte.

JfffWlItlO DHtHH"H 7HFIFV'
APPLICATION hav'sg been made to nae
Nby Charles A,hefton, Adniniltrstor on The
lll,,e Of Charlie, Bucknam, deceaied for
divif.n of the real elta,e 81 jeremiah Bucknam,
late of Falmouth, ,u the Couafy of Cumber-
land, Mar,ner decesfed among the he,rs OF
fad jeremiah Buchanan. deceaied-l hereby
give notice n she iais heirs and all concern
ed, that laid application will be eonhiered At
a p,oha,e Coufl 20 be holden al The Regilser .
Office IN Portland, on the fourth Wednesday
(beng the 25,h day. OF Augua inlt at ten
o'c.oek M-when aud where they may
have opportunity to ihew csuie. if any they
have, why The prayer OF iaid application
fhoud or fhould not BE granted.
SAM FREEMAN, J.ags q, Jlan Cart
Arsf S, 1918,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-16

from Quebec for England under the conyov of
the Mole friga'e, and Cygnes and Power s.
w was fpotea July Is, near the lie of sa-
ble,--The R,us frigate, with fleet from
Halifax and Canfo, bound home, was fpoken
is'h-A fleet OF 100 fail from England for
Newfoundland, N Scotia, N Bruniwick, and
Quebec, under CONVOY of the Msjetic, !razee)
and Other ihip. of war, was fpoken July 10
ou' 80 days--A fee, OF 500 fail, conveyed By
the Crefyi "a, Jared from Jamaica July 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-16

NOTICE is hereby gwen thar the fubferi,
~ Der has been duly appointed Guardian ur-
to William Mcie,yer OF Br,itol, in The county
of Lincoln, (who has been adjutged BY the ie-
lectmen of iaid town to BE- diltracted psrfon
and incapable TO take care Of Limfelfj and has
take,. upon him!ef that ,ruh, by giving bond
a. the law directs Ali perions ave therefore
hereby forbidden TO nua or deal with the
faid McIn,yer; all perion- having demands
ara;nfi him are required to erhibi, the fame,
aud thefe who are ind-hsed are cs''ed upon to
make payment TO VIM. McCoBB, Csssdiss.
RH.l, 1s!y 90.