davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

fsats America, and removes every real
dificulty,in regard to our peace-pro-
yided the President will improve the
fortunate opportunity, BY taking the pro-
per measures on his part.
The friends Of humanity Throughout
the world, must view with heartfelt
pleasure the late interesting Scenes
in Paris where great nation has so
readily and happily exchanged a despo-
ism for limited mena chy. No French
man has suffered, or is tSsuffer, either in
his person or property, for any part he
shall have taken during the changes and
convulsisns in that distracted country
Napoleon only, the terror of ell states,
Is to be stripped of his power and his
privileges. Such moderation, such &c
nerosity and such wisdom, will stand IL
lustrious upon the most glorious page Of
History, and the Potentates who united
20 effect the marveIlou. work, will re.
ceive the praise, admiration, and love o.
the whole civilized world. Englsnd our,
enemy, and as she bas been called, the
natural enemy Of France, has performed
principal part in this grand revolution; ;
md if to tho French people she has act
d so nobly * 50 virtuoasly, we may we'll
hope that liberal and honorable con-
uct will be observed towards america.
She will not, we trust tarnish the glory
which she has acquired in Europe, by
insisting here, on terms Of peace iDcom-
pstible with our honor and essential
rights. With the cessation Of the war
in Europe, her practice of Imfressment
will in great measure cease; for al
ready is size dismaDtliHg her ships. The
point of Imp, essment is merged in the
tate Of general peace, and need not be
he subject of treaty. Unless therefore
the President shall be still more
insane than he has been. we will have
peace in short time, and indeed it will
be the fault Of our administrator, If our
peacs is not contemporary with the peace
n Europe, As then there ought to be
an immediate peace, 50 We will believe
that there wM DC an immediate peace
The interest OF England as we'll as her
glory, point to peace with America, as
well as with France.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
By LAST N1cHr's Mail.
.NEw-YeRK, June 10
--latest From France.

Arrived, last evening, His Most Chris.
tian Msiesty's brig Olivier, As days from
L'Orient, with dispatches from the New
Government of France to the French
Minister near Washington, ,aud also dis.
patches for our government.
It is said that the Emperor Alsxan.
der, the hndoubted friend ofthe Amcri-
can people highly censures the Ameri-
can government for the system OF retalia.
ton, adopted by them to screen foreign
traitors. Mr.. Madison has thus fortelt-
ed the confidence of his "apgust friend
and mediator"
The capt. informs Us that Napoleon
Bonaparte had left France fcra small
island in the Mediterranean, klba that
King Louis was expected in France IN
two or three days from Londen, When
a congress. was to be held in Paris tor
general peace, at which all the Euro
pean Monarchs would attend; and that
the American Ambassadors had been
invited.
Information had been received in Pa
ris of the arrival of cur. commissioners
at Gottenburgh
The people of France now wear the
white cockade, and. the marines OF this
welcome Olivier, [Olive. Branch are
dressed in the old French uniform.
On passing Fort Columbus, the OH
vier Fl ed Royal salute of 81 guns
which was answered by federal salute
Of l9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
BADoMENs.

Already are some of the friends Of
Administration complaining Of the total
incGlclentcy of onr national constitution.
When We connect Nth this fact the de-
cipration tha, has been made by thccil ir-
man of the Military Committee in the
House OF Rep esentativ. 5, that if the ar.
my could not be Giled by other means he
,hould be prepared to resolt to Con-
scr htion, and the unfortunate result of
the election in New York, which will
greatly increase the democratic ma
lori;y in the next Congress, can we
be blamed for entertaining some ap-
prehcnsions for the liberty Of our
country?
Frequently has the political minority
been accused, and the people have list
ened with erect ears to the accusation,
of an intention to change the princi-
pie of the constitution and yet the
TACT is unqueslioDable, that from the
A" exclusive republican," comes every
proposition tending to the creation Of
al sristocracy, monarchy. or military
despotism.
Tie truth is, that there is no materi.
al defect in the constitution. The fault
IS in the people, who under the influ-
encc ola strange delusien, elevate inca
pahle men to office. & persist in giving
them their confidence, against all the
lights Of experience, and all the results
of reason. For all the good purposes
for which the constitution was necessa
ry, and for which it was intended by is
wise trainers, it is amply energetic /;
those of FEDERAL union, regular govern.
ment, national defence, aod true glory
1t is inefficient as it was intended to be
and as we hope and trust in heaven it e.
yer will be, for the evil purposes oil TO-
reign conquest and dominion
Phlai Trie american.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
BOARD OF HEALTH, !,

~ - tslr ~ sst l7tf, fseeJUA1 ~ aOhSs
Ordered, That the menbers OF the
Board. undertake to scrutinise the "a
riious portions Of the town, for the dis
covsry of snuisances according to the
following arrangement, VIZ.
Alexander Ni'Kenzie, east OF faiftsa
and south Of King Streets.
James Lawrasop, west o. faifIaat
south of Prince and east oil St. AsaPh
Street,. FsBe
John Johnson, west Of St. Asaph ana
south Of Prince Streets.
Guy Atkinson, east OF Fairfax DC.
tween King and Prince Streets.
John Roberts, west OF Fairfax, east
OF Columbus, between King and Prince
Streets ~.
John M'Kinney .iwest of Columbus
between King and Prince Streets.
George Coleman. east OF fairfzx ana
north of King Sueets. ~
George Denea'e, west OF FairtaxS
North. Of King, md east OF Columbus
Streets. :.
John Richards, west Of Columbus =
north Of King Streets.
By order Of the Board.
George Deneale, Prc'st.
I.P. Thompson, Sec'y.
June IA. wv.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
BALTIMORE, June II.
CHESAPEAKE FLOTILLA.

By the Annapolis Packet, arrived
last night, we learn that two express
ses had arrived to the Governor from
Com. Barney, whose Flotilla was at
Leonard's Creek, in consequence of
which 5 or field pieces had been
dispatched to him and a numerous
body Of militia and volunteers had
gone thence from Anne Arundel
County to his assistance.
1t was understood the expresses
brought accounts that the British
had brought all their forces to the
Pafuxent, and on Wednesday and
Thursday made vigorous attack on
the FIotilla principally with Rockets
from brig prepared for the purpose.
The firing was of long duration, and
no other damage was known to have
been done the Flotilla. except that
a rocket had fallen on one of the
barges, which killed one man and
scorehed two. Heavy firing was
heard yesterday afternoon suppos-
ed another attack.
Reported by CAPT. Travers
At 2o'clock yesterday morning while
he was lying between Sharp's Point and
James Island, about IL miles from Pa
tuxent, commenced an engagement be
tween the f1oti!la and British, which last
ed about one hour, during which time
the FIRE was incessant-after about halt
an hours intermissios the firing recon.
menced, and continued necessarily dur
ing two hours.
At 3 o'clock about 40 guns we're
heard, but could not ascertain the pre-
else direction-throughout the said en-
gagement the smoke was visible to the
informant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
! Public SALE.


ON Tuesday next the IA h inst will be-
sold at the Vendue Store,
Some Books. d Watch and some dr.
ticles Of Plate. E.
Also, 1000 ACRES OF LAND
in the County Of Randolph, State Of
Virginia, and at 3 o'clock in the after.
noon on the premises, 2
4 Lot on alfred Street, betsoeen
King and Prince, 80 feet front BY lie
feet. -
A Lot on CameroA Street Jetsreex
Alfred and Parics, II feet from, by,7s
.feet-and =
Too Lots on Patrick Street 81 n.
of Cameron, one OF which has 30 Ieet
'front.' the other 8 feet inches BY lo3 !
feet inchss: The terms will be
made known at the Sale. The above
property belongs to tho estate Of JohH
Richter dec'd.
a. g. caasross Rssats
June 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
Strawberry Vale For Sale.

UNDER the authority of Deed Of
Trust from Theodrick Lee, the subs
scriber will offer at Public Sale on
the premises On the 7th day OF July
next, for cash,
That beautiful and improy-,
ID estate called 81 RAW BIZ RRY
VALE, now the residence OF X B.
Lee, containing about 6s7 "a acres
situate at the Cross Roads in Fairfax
County near the Little Falls Of Potc.
m Cor so muck thereof as may be !
necessary TO raise the sum of 3 6l33
"a cents with interest now due thereon
and the expences of Sale.
r. /. Taylor.
Jsne 4. dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

A gentleman who left the vicinity Of
Sandy Greek on Thursday, contracicts
the news of one of our boats, with can
non and cable being captured by the
eneym, as also that of 9th gun boat be-
in taken from the British. The enemy's
loss il killed, wounded and prisoner, is
1873.
Letters from Sscket's Harbor, dated
ON Friday, furnish nothing interesting =
Columb an.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
For. Sale,
June a..

A stout hea thy N GRO NAN, e.
bout 80 years Of age he IS an excei-
lent dining room servant; has been ac-
customed to plain cooking, to sarcen-
ing and attending the stables. Enquire
at this Office.
June IA NV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
The importers of Goods in

IIC HIIfO1tCI0 01
the Ships Ago & M nsoon may cancel
their Bonds by applying atthe Clerks
Office, and p ylng the costs and pros
ducing tn Collectors certificate of Tho
uties beng paid.
Jlne ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

The Editor of I" The Yankee" a De-
mocratic paper printed in BOSTON, closes
his summary of the late news, via Aa-
TIifax. as follows:- ~
We are not sure but Bonaparte,
the French Senate, the Legislature Boz
DIV, and hi. Generals, intend to HOA1
the Allied Powers out of Paris, and get
the Bourbcns completely in the power
of those in the interest Of NAPoLEoK
In TWENTY-FOuR HOURS, a Re.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

A Ds,ustch of which the / liow!ng
.noy h,s been thi. day ired from
L.. Wgh, Hon. ST. Henry Wellesley,
ID p His Mjes,v's Ambassador Ex'
T,nr,;,srv and Mieister Plenipoten'ia-
| :, !, Hi. Catholic MoieHy Ferdinand
|7lI.
MADRID, March 29.
ry Iord-On the 2s,b inst. coulter
,,iy.d iro,n Cs,a!Oula, with a letter
| t,n Kiug Ferdinand VII. TO the Re
r-y, containing the gratifying inieill
eacr Of his arrival at Corona in peeiect
!.,.S, on the 24,h inst. His Majesty
<,aclades his letlcr BY expressing his
aiI.c on at iyding himsl II restored 10
il country, aud SURROUNDED by u Eeo-
IL md bv an srmy whose 6deiity to-
,l1. him is equally, generous and per-
s'eiag.
70 U.rds con convey Just imPTes
IN Of he jov and enthusiasm with
s;:h this Intelligence MAS received at
|h,lrid. TIE feeling Iaanisested by the
ghablan,s OF the capital upon this occa-
scr, oicrdsa nest sa,i>factorytest
their mistaken Loyalty aud attachment
clher leyitims,e sovereign,
Tee sane; Courier brought from Gen.
cpp,ns, The commander in chief OF Ca.
Aaia, letter in which he states that
y tjng iearn, that the King was te be at
|gsrplaaan on the c0lh inst. and to con-
|brie bis Journey TO Corona, By the rous
|of Fierer.s, he had proceeded TO Basa-
9, 70 rake the necessary prepara,t, ms
b. bis Majesty's reception, that on the
:th The King presented himself on the
| HI bank Of the river Fiuyia, escorted by
S,-shal Suchet and a detachment OF
A'aCh troops that on the Frerc'
rO,Ds; having halted, and his Majesty
airy crossed the river with his SUITE
trnp-sed If Spaniertls only, Gen Co
lrs advanced with ,h- troops to receive
Pc Ming, and attended bim TO Corona
Nappesrs tnat The Niag was accom-
fHlcd w his uncle the Infant Don An
trr, bu, that his brother, toe Infant
80 Calls, hsd remained ct Fisuras,
% acco"nt OF lpdi>po>I,ion /; he was
sverer, expected 10 ioin the King on
ae iSI'o~irc day,
l beg 10 cGer to your Lordsh'p my
fNccrtial oonsrs,uiation upon an e.
Nl which secures one OF tbs principal
sf's Ter which we are contending,
I've restoration Of the legitimate So
T''Sn to the throne OF Spain: and i
Nas' Dot be gratifying to the British
eoar TO reject, that this is m, less due
." nDexample6 exenioRs, and to the
i'af and good conduct OF lis armies,
I''@ the hrmnsss, perseverance, and
'NE OF the Spanish people.
/ have the honor 10 be Sc.
H. WELLESLEY.
Hs Fiscogrt Cosriersngh, Ge. &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

TO H(RE-During the summer
months, or until the lst Jan. stout &C.
tive Rlaek Boy, about 20 years Of age.
Enquire At this OFFICE.
June IL. Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
Public Sale.

UUuO Dale. 1t...a
On WEDNESDAY nerf the 18Th fnsts
will be cold at the late residenee Of
Cots Thomas Cole, on Henry Street,
(near Kenzie's lanyard
A variety Of elegant house
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting
Of Sideboard, Sofa, Looking-glsssey
Carpets, Beds. Bedsteads, Tables, Ma
hogany and Windsor Chairs, Glassware,
sc. &c.
ALSO,
An excellent Mich cow,
P. G. Marsteller.
June IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

volution may be bronght abost in his.
favor, and the whole Bourbon race EN-
TIRELY ANNIHILATED -ln MI.
RAND is a deet dog--he does ms re-
evolutionary business by ahoiesais
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

). ,anzrstu,siions and for the
EFss 1'AIs sipdaers With which ! have
in''F ll'..,ed by four r. Fl. and BY eye
s'io ''I's,o 4 ! yaat illus,rious house. /
!, p' 's"r R. Hissuess's councils, to this
j w. ao,ry, and to the constancy OF
i si' ,sopls, ,ba, ishall always ases'Os On.
IS Fooif~,;dence, the restoration OF our
~ ,,tbc throne Of cur ancestois'
fe'1' !, late ct affairs which, promises
"a - me v oupds, to cslm,the passions
!. resore tie peace. prosperity, and
= .r;rv Of al nations.
,l' ,S.r 4 complimentary rejoinder and
N's ,rnly, me King of France took
Il, own shoulder the ribbon & star
t' }. Or order Of St. Esprit, and invested
y grinee with IT.
ERA, coasters arrived at Boston, re-
-. burning eff several small ses-
y a. The ess,ern sea board.
r.C~snsuish ship Prudential, Pimo-
IAsys from. Cadiz tor Boston,
r. !, al arrived at Chatham LIST instant
r,,rsss. loremast sprung, sails split
:.rs. &c. Left no vessels for Ame-
About Is days out. was boarded
the Sterling Castle -, having no.
her convey 70 sail from the East
|. l,, grincip. Nv laden with rice, bound
rop! aad. The Sterling Castle. re-
.,,ared that day in sight an English
!, win valuable cargo, which bad
=, captured by an American priva-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

PUBLIC SALE. u
ON Tuesday next the l4th inst. wilt
he sold at he Vandue Store.
1000 Ladies Chip Bonnets.
+. g. Marsteller, .auc'r.
& June g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
l. S T

, A Note of the Lancaster
t& tor 5 5o-one ofshe Union bark
.''s'Setown, So asd another not re-
:, sf'ed. The finder will se reward
d = ''en'retD by leaving them with
=, ia'sLErr, at the City Tavern
'qne II 50
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14


ling, we have learnt, are not of that i'm
portant character which public opinion
assigns to them. They relate solely 10
the exchange of prisoners.
Erfrast Of letter from Commodore
Barney to the Secretary Of the Navy,
dated
ST. LEoNARD's CREEK, June II.
SIR,
MY last was on the 9th inst. on the
evening of the 9th the enemy moved
up with 20 b rgf $, having received mo e
force from The "a at the mouth of the
Patuxent. I met them, and after
short action drove them until dark, and,
returned to my anchorage. Yesterday
they made bold attempt, about 2 P. M.
they moved up with 81 barges, one rock
ct barge, and two sshoonsrs in tow. On
making their appearance, we went down
on them they kept up smart fire for
some time and seemed determined to
something decisive. But they soon gave
w and retreated, we pursued tht n
down tho creek. At the mouth lay the
.ls gun SC ooner; she attempted to bat
out, but our FIRE was so severe size ran
ashore at the en,erance and was abandon
ed. We still pursued until the Race
ard brig opened upon US brisk FIRE
which completely covered the schooner
and the Ayius barges, SC. We mus
have done them considerable damage"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14
p....-s.inn af E,,dmand III.

FOREIGN OFFICE, April Is.
A Despatch of which the lowing
}. nov nss been thi. day recsired from
!. Righ, Hon. 81; Henry Wellesley.
p us NJ jes,y's Ambassador ES'
,orS;fsry and Mieister Plenipoten'ia-
3 Hi, Catholic MoieHy Ferdinand
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
MARINE. lNTkLLlGENCE.


On "Wednesday last, the elegant private armed brig
Grand Turk, Cspt. Breed. arrived at Salem, from y
craxe .h months, during whieh,ime she has cap.
iurej SEVEN valuable British vessels, viz;
Is Nov. Ia, brig rria, Thompson. from Prince Ed
wards Island, bnasd TO Liverpool, cargo 200 tons
u'nber-s,rippcd aud burnt hei. a,, 81.
IL, ship Woltes Cove, Comp!emcu. from Quebec
tor London with 500 tons timber and .2 tons bea-
YER and ether furs--ortlered her for New-orIeans.
81, ship Gen Kemp, Jackson, 400 tons burthen,
from Quebec tor Liverpool, with oak and pine tim.
Der, ordered her for the United States.
Dec. IL, brig Graoes, Bbhins with 100 tons salt,
from iasbon Tor vi. Johns, I. e.. rsnsoned her for
$500: aed put o. prisoners on board.
y, bug Mlnervy. Curry from l'ictou for Green
wi.h. with 500 toes timber, and burnt her.
Jan IL, sch Rebecca, Walker, from Halifax for
Bermuda, with cargo of live s,oc0, salt provisions,
ordered her for the United State
The Grand Tuck brought in 20 prisoners
Spanish ship, irom Africa, With $50 slaves, has
been captured oil M,tanlas b, u Carthagenian psi-
ya..er: captain of the ship bad. Wounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
Narstai's NMires.
Distr;ct Of Rho4le Isl4ud

lSfStls[t " <tNOtIC LSlLVU.
In pursuance OF sund,y warrants from tho
Il Hon. Dawn Howell, Esq Judge Of the
District Court for the Rhode Island Dis,rcl,
Nolicc is hereby given,that there have been
hled before said Judge, the following Intor-
nations, by THOMAS Coles, Esq. Collector
OF The Customs for the District OF Providence,
viz.
An Information against certain sloop CAL
led the Gcasrai Green, her tackle, apparel
and furniture.
An Information against certain sloop cal.
led the President, Blake, master, her tackle,
apparel and furniture,
An Information against certain sloop cal.
led tho President, Harrison, master, her tao
kle, apparel and furniture.
An Information against certain sloop cal.
led the George Uash,ngtoa.
.dLSO,s
Two Informatons by CHARLES Collins,
Esq. Collector Of the Customs Tor the Dis-
,rict of Bristol viz,
An Inflammation against certain sloop cal.
ledsthe .hesv- York, her tackle, appa,el and
furniture. ELS f89f
And an Information against certain sail
called Jibb Sail, belonging 10 the sloop cal.
led tho .Nsso- York.
Trial will be had on said lnformstinns at a
Special Dis,rictCourt to be holGcn at The Court
House at Providence on Tuesday the fifteenth
day OF February next, at 10 o'clock, AN.
EBENEZER Z. DEXTER, Marshal
Providence, Januarv "a, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
ASSESSORS OFFICE,

Third Disfricf. Rhode leland
DUBiIC notice is hereby given, That ton the first
i day offebruary next. or Immediately thereafter.
the Assistant Assessors within this district i'll pro-
ccod throughout the same for the purpose of taxing
lists OF the snds, lots Of ground with their improve.
mcpts. dwelling g-houscs and slaves, su,jeet 10 the
Uated States Direct Tax, and for sslung ard as
sessing The same All persons owning. possessing, or
hs-,ng the cate psnag, Of such proper, ', are
required by Isw 10 deliver 20 the Assistant Assessors
wf,cn lists, cont aiming tine aud accurate dcscsip-
ton of the same and hereby notified and warn
ed to he prepared on the said first day OF February
next, Immediately thereafter, TO deliver The same.
under The -nay provided by law. for rt gcct or re-
fa,a in th.s respect WILLIAM HAMMOND
PRINCIPAL .Bssessor, Sd D.snief. R T.
North Kingstswn, Jan. ~, 1914 (J2D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
REPORTED ENGAGEMENT.

report has prevailed for some time past
tia, the President, Con. Rodgers, has had a
brush with the British f,iga,e Orpheus. For
some time We considered il one Of those idle
reports which a state of war always gives rise
to. Information, however, from several per-
sons belonging 10 Block Island, tends to con-
frm the story. They state that soms of the
crew OF the Orpheus iotor rmed them thatlthey
had had a brush with the President that the
Captain Of the Orphens, was severely wound
Cd, one of the Lieu,enan,s killed, great
number OF men killed aud wounded, and the
ship considerably Injured, that "a hove in
sight, when the PrnsideLt imme edia;eiy sheer
ed of. Several persons belonging to Block
Island had been on board the Orpheus, aud
could never see the Captain, which tended To
coDhrm them in their belief Of the report.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27

JOHN Quincy ADAMS, (onr Minister 10
Rn,sia) JAMES BAyARD, (now at ST. Peters
burg) HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky, and JoNA-
THAN RUSSELL, OF Rhode-Islsnd, have be en-
appointed by the President of the u. States,
by and with the advice and consent of ;he
Senate, Commissioners to proceed 10 Gotten
borg, to meetthe Commissioners from Great
Britain, under her overture recently accepted
by this Government.
JONATHAN RUSSELL has also, i'm like man
ner, been appoin,ed Envoy Extraordinary aud
Minister Pienipotentiary 10 The Conrt Of Swe.
den. Mar. Int.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-27
NOTICE..


NswpoR9, ss.-Ck,k's Office, Court ef Com
mon pleas. C,unfy sf .se-yf,rf, Jan. 90, .fD 1914
yX, HEnEAs DAsIsL Is. NAuGus, a Newport,
w in the county Of Newport, trader, has this
day filed in said Office, the Act of the General As
senbly 1T their o;obcr Sessions, A. d. 1915, grant
ing him the benefit of IN Act made and passed june
1856 entitled {" IN act for the relid of inso'veni
de5tcrs" This is therefore 10 notify the creditors
Of the said DanieS u vaughn, that they lie and
spoear. if they think ~, "a The Court Of Common
Pleas anI General Sessions of the Peace, DC hold.
cn al Newpor, within and Cor the comfy of Hew.
port, ON the third Monday Of May next, then and
there uD noniase Commissioners 20 receive and dis
ui> lte the effects Of the sad Daniel u. Vaughn
Jan. II. ROBERT ROGERS, Clerk.