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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22

have dislocates every limb for they
were loose and broken, when the Gle.
phant had proceeded 500 yards. The
man, tho covered with mud, showed G.
very sign of life, and seemed to be IN
most excruciating torments; the SKIN
fron of bis back hung. loose and IN
pieces even farbehind his head !: the slow
motion Of the elephant appeared to give
him time to breathe, till the leg he is ti-
ed to m ives, when he is thrown forward.
After having been tortured in this man
ner about an hour, be was taken outside
of the town, when the elephant, which is
instructed for such occasions, is backed,
and puts bis foot on the criminals head.
The India Papers contain an accoun.
of the descent of two huge masses of
stone in the neighborhood Of Lahore, act
compaoied by series of explosions re-
sembling the discharge Of cannon
phenomenon, which had excited the Ut
most CONSERVATION tbrouS hout the cosn.
try.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
Fish Wharf to Rent.

ON Tuesday the 22d inst. at IL -.
clock, will be rented number Of lots
on the Wharf where the fish market was
kept last year, they will be only rented
during the 6shery-as what huts may
be erected most be removed previous to
the lst June next.
John Il. Brooks.
Superintendent ef Police, I.
Marchl9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22

Messrs. Snosvden e Simmn d
l observe in your paper of the ~
slant, quotation from pa"pn''' a
ten by Mr.. Madison in the y" !
upon the subject Of war. hs"
oil the enemie. TO public h6n'"
mosf to be dreaded, because Il '''.
and deyelopes the gepIos Of ''''
War i, the ta,en, Of s'rS'
these proceed debts and f'f"'
mites and debts and taaes are ~
Instruments of bringing the '''',
der the dominion : ftO' 10
the discretionary f,Sver Of me
to extended, and all the p'' ..,s
dueing the mind, are adde'
.nsduins .Ae force ef'ht ffT r,;..J
same malignant aspect TO ''p =, ~
may be traced in the '"eqD' - s,s
tunes and sttortunitifs :! :. ~
cot of . state Of war, ana y .,,sst
r.cy Of manner. and morals f''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
MR.. DEXTER.

Having read this GentlemaD's FAM
letter, parporting to be an c1tsa Of 4
political principles, find that, like M
.diams's definition of republlcaui.m,
means "any thing or nothing" TIL
it should be replete with causidieal Hil
tleties, might have been expected, ins|
the trade Of the writer. 1t vas, 10 dogs
meant to dupo both the democ'auai
federalists; but it appears to have do
only half of its business, by disgust
the latter as much as it has captiva!sdp
iorncr.
We have had many political dl'tl'
lions I; Wigs, Tsries, Dem0eraf', an
tocrass, Republicans, Federslsih
Quias. There is one sect remalfs'
which I propose designating by th'p
of QuIcauIDs, (any thing g"
of whom Mr. Derfer shall be ihN
der. This class of politicians
contemplate, in point of number W.
ever may be thought of heir pr''e'P
l propose, further, that Oh sccOuO'"'
Jesuitical talents for making "ths"
appear the better cause" and |"
great skill in managing conaie'l'EP
ties, his name be changed from D''''
to AMBIDExTER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, MAAcu -,
rHl WAY AoH & BODY o, ~.
MS YoRK AND PRESSURE" TN,

The House Of Rep.essnt.,i,..
engaged yesterday exclusives ga
bin from the Senate, for iOd.n.:,' A'
the Yazoo Claimants.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-22

In the Bombay papers, is the follow
ing sccosnt Of the punishment of a cri.
ninal at Boroda, by an elephant. The
man vas slave, and two days before
had murdered his master, brother to a
native chisftain, named Amer Sahib.
About eleven o'clock the elephant Was
brought out, with only the driver on
Its back. surrounded by natives with
bamboos in their hands. The criminal
was placed three yards behind, on the
grouad, his legs tied by three ropes,
which were fastened to ring on the
right hind leg of the animal. At eve
ny step the elephant took, it jerked
him forwards, and or 10 steps Wss,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Stop the Theft!

WHo stole last night, from my stable, near
TINS city, Large SORREL HORSE, 10
nanss high, with Roman head, star in his
forehead, anicked tail 4 hanging name, PAGES
little, and about z years old. Was also stolen,
nan worn So ppLE. double shired and Lyons
SKIN inserted, a blue checked and hound cloth,
an elegant plated bit and bradoon bride ----
Whoever viii appreient the thief or restore the
stolen articles, shall be literally rewarded.
according 70 ths distance and trouble incurred.
..s.s &c., WILLIAM MAYO.
Richmond. August IS. 1914 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
An Apprentice Wanted.

A Boy from ID to l5 years Of age Of goodfs :
hmiIy connections, possessing easymanners
and tolerable good English education, will
be taken by me as An APPRENTICE ~,
THE DRUGGISTtyA FoIffEC,dEy'..
BUSINESS. One from the country is pre-,
ferred----Application to be made inHeir.
ately
" A Servitude of three yesrs, ifthe 81,
should prove expert, will only be. requr
WILLIAM WEST.
Richmond. July 13.
&c. Just received, q fresh supply Of DyaeA
and Medicines,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03

n Ha. 80
feel the pu'ecfthe e. rem, -al Are- aiep'arin,
ram column into line. theis left an font, ihey
advanced nron the epemy's supposed positions
and entrenchments, sh.ut 1900 yards. With
tnei: ss'rmlshers in front, through a thick
wood, they reconnoitered their left tlank with !.
out g IN beidg fred. =. ,.s
The stillness Of the batteries on .he. 1tth had
ere ated ao opinion. on the part of. the gens h
thAt the enemy, had Withdrawn the PRINCIPAL
part 81 bis batterisg train. Arrargem:nss ers
made to feel him early on the morpiug OF the
2ist. storm Of incesssnt rain, prevent al this
being pun intoiexesution before ga, that hour
= party .ofour riAehen. were thrown into The
Woods which are occupied by their ligli: bril-
gade, under their great briEatlier Tueaer.--
These were supported BY the 9th, 2is,. 23,l,
and volunteers with captain Biddlc. field
piece and . howitzs-,o OF the right. Ctr AK.
sfs brought ona lei,y sharp affair with the
I locker brigade, aud ,l.eir supporting psriy.--
our party penetrsted the wood to the .bbu.is
ana trenches, and by SOME msnoeuyrng drew
on the n=nSers so as TO receive the Ere Of the
aetacAment under colonel Miller, uhicl. had
he etiset Of driving them TO the intrenchments.
On no account could they be persu deti 20 come
upon the plain. Di,ldle gave il to them warm
~ with grape, canister and shells. snd n brisk (
G Announcing was kept up from all The batteries.
perfect recognissance was effected. We re.
gret the loss OF officer killed and 8 wound.
ed. and as rank and file. That of the enemy
could nothavc beenless ii An treble.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
The same writer saws

I" In the year 1894, the English honnbarlcd sew
GRAZ mas1'ime towns OF France, on account OF the
great damages done to the British trade bv their
privateers Butthe virtuous and noble minded son.
sort OF William Ill. did net receive the news Of
these exploits with entire satisfaction She express
Ell sensible concern that war should render such
hostities Necessary; abe added that abe hoped
beth parties would for the future agree on desst--
ing from such cdioas operations" s
Here one PARTY alone IL thus odiously en-
ployed-a party, too, DESTROYS of peace with
as. and actually treating for il. But venee.
ance must be glutted; and they hope TO ter
rorise us into their own terms in short.
they are like themselves they retrace their
conduct during the revolutionary war. par
t:cu!arly in the Jerseys
Infatuated Rritons yonr atrocities recoil
on your own heads. Yes! they break the
talisman. sdisps, the charm. which fascia
ated even yonr Jriends. You thus create a
centrifugal force which counteracts the graz
vitAtion of some parts of our country to-
wards you-7and. perhaps. to the indignant
spirit VIII ch Your ootrages now rouse every
where. the preservation of our liberties for
ages to come. will be due. What signifies
the capture or even the destruction of our
towns BY such foe This is not Europe
Vitality does not here center in one spot
It is diffased through the whole body Of the
nation-we may emphatically say or coun.
tryt The whole surface of ithe United
States teens with republican population
Burn, ravags, destroy. a few ripuary settle
ments p. however, your barbarous career
u not Checked even there. it is nothing in a
political point OF view-you can not conquer
us. OIL Koyalty, once, atIeast. republi-
canism may thank thee for shelving myself
in thy srue cclours---Savage. ruthless. exc
cradle and Tor thereby producing an alb
horrence which nothing can ever oyer-
Come IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Samuel G.. Adams,
r IS NOW RECEIVING

100 Casks Nails, assorted,
! Hogshead Knob Locks
Do. Files,
3 Do. Tongs, shovels and Pekefs,
4 Do. saddlery assorted,
4 Do. Tea Kettles,
Do. Till and Chest Locks, Enli
Hinges, &c.
4 DO. assorted Hardware;
80 Ton Bar Iron, assortedt
Is baltimore Ploughs,
II DOG. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment OF Hsrdwsrey Ironfnonks-1
Cutlery and Brass Wares, fsolting CLOTH,
Hoes, iron, Nail Rods; 30 Ssc.--wkich are D. !
tered for sale, on moderate terms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
FOR THE ARGUS.

tits said that the British general has made
It death to violate private property; for the
sake Of humanity, let it.be so. But how is
the blowing up Of the Capitol, &c. to be jus,
tiled Listen to Vattel:
" For Whatever cause n country be ravsged, he
ftie eneny) ought to spare those edihces which
do honor TO human society, and do not contribute
20 the ercny's power; such as temples, tonbs
public buildings, and all works OF remarkable beau
". Whist adysntsseis obtsned by destroying them
He who acts thus declares himself an enemy "a
mankind, wsntonly deprivng them Of these monu-
merits Of ar, and models Of taste. This is the light
In Which Beisarius represented IL 20 To,tila, King
Of the GotLs. We st,il de,est those Barbarians,'
sc.
And again
{" Thus the voluntary destruction Of public mon-
uments OF temples, toDbs, statues, paintings, &c.
is absolutely condemned, even BY the voluntary Law
Of nsticrs, rs always useless to tie lawful end OF
war. The pisge std dc sirOeton OF towns. the de-
ISOLATION OF tie country, rsyages, baruiogs, not
less odious aud detesied on all occasions, when eyi
deptiy pr~cused Without necessity, or without uI-
gent reasons -" ~ NJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Valuable Property For Sale.

PY virtue Of Trust Deed, executed to us by
- James Cooke, Of tho county of Powhstan.
dated list October 1912, and recorded in the
county Court of Powhatan, for the PURPOSE Of
securing sum of money therein mentioned, to
John Swami, will be exposed to sale, on the
premises at public auction for ready money, on
the 22d ofSeptember mex, tie excellently 81.
tuated and improved TRACT OF LAND in
said county, on which the said Jas. Cooke now
resides, continuing 300 acres Also sIndry
likely SLAVES, named in said Deed or so
much Of the said Land or so many CT said Slaves,
as maybe sufficient to discharge the sum due ,
at the time of such sale. The title vested in
the Trustees will be conveyed to the purchaser
or purchasers
BY TIE TRUsTEEs.
september3. 7JI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
NOR FOLK. Aug. 81

FROM THE BAy.-on Monday line, Of bat.
tie ship, and fisate came in from sea. and pro-
eee'led up the Bay. Yesterday afternoon frigste
(havns in tow sloop. supposed her prize) sIocp
Of war, and brig, transport or store ship, came
in from SEES, and anchored in Lyplaven; this NOR
ming they proceeded up the Bay with fair wind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03

Ten Dollars Rescdrd.

a RcHALUS p. Mitchell, a private in nv
4 company, DE sERTED from Camp Fair
field or the oath August 1914. he is about %
Years of age, S feet or 10 inches high, thin
visage, fsir skin, light hair, blue eyes, his
place of residence, when at home, is in Am
herst county, near Pedlar Mills. Any person
Dslivering said soldier to me, at Camp Holly,
will receive the above reward. -
JESSE Z. KEY, Captain,
Rife comp. LIT reg;- U. s. Va. Mil.
September !, 1914. (wSlb
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
sACKErr,s HARMON.

The latest ad.ices from that quarter state,
that our Zee. continued in their position of
the Ducks /; that the large ship building AT
Kingston would be completed early in Octo..
beri and thss,h frames fer two frigates,
lately brought out from England, had been
conveyed % Kingston, and would soonbe 6t-
ted for service.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Flooring Plank, Shin giles, sc

HAVE now on hand and ready to be dcliy
4 cred, on application, at my Saw.Pits rear
Manchester, or in Richmond, large quantity
Of seasoned FLOORING PLANK, and all other
kinds one inch, three-qosrters and feaiberedge
line heart stuff, and from so to 10000 heart
SHINGLES, i8 inches long, pripe.
FRANCIS SMITH.
Chesterfield, July %. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Fem the Albany Argus efFyiday. dur. IS.
LATEST PROM Tie NIACAnA

From the 10th to the 2ist. our army on the
Niagara spent their time in con paratiye quiet,
excepting what the ehcmy would tern. sor,ies.
After leaving strong gsrrisons in our batteries,
on the afternoon OF the 18th he general move
ed out about mile on the Point Abinu road
with detachments Of the 1st and I'd brigades
with field piece and howitzer. intending to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TROOP

ain 81 Frs
The Manchester Cavalry being ordered
into Service, all absentees are hereby order.
ed torepair forthwith to Camp Holly and
report themselves to General PorterfeId. in
case the Troops should have marched from
that station.
BY Order 81 the Captain.
JAS. w. WINFREE, Sec'ty.
Manchester. Aug. %, 1914. s5 =,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Virginia Argus,
Eiftinnno.
ITuRpAY, SEPTEMBER S
sy THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
A p r OCL A M ALTON,

NJHEREAS matters highly interesting to
w the Commonwealth, make Meeting
Of the Legislature necessary before the time
prescribed by Law :---Thetefore, ], JAMES
BARBOUR, Governor of Virginia, by and
with the advice of the Council. and in pur-
suauce of the power vested in me by the Con-
stitution, 6ohereby require the DELEGATEs
and SENATORS elected by the people to re-.
present them in their State Legislature, to
convene in General Assembly, at the Capt..
toll in the City of Richmond, on the second
Monday in October next, for the purpose
of taking the said matters into considerable
on, ~
Given under my hand as Govern
s%***sa". or, and under the seal Of the
Commonwealth, at Richmonf /,
= SEAL. this first day of September,
1914, and Of the Common
Z "%s+'s,f* wealth the thirty ninth.
(3w) is. BARBOUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
For Sale ar Mis Office,

WHAT'S sernons--A new Editicn--two vos
w lumes octaeo.
Ramsays History Of the American Revolution
anew edition.
csrey's, Collins. Browns, and SCOTS BIBLBa
m ioiio. quarto and octave.
Pocket 1sstamenis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
Attention.

YVHE Exempts Of Madison Ward will pa
= rade this evening at O'clock. at South.
gates Buildings on the Capitol Hill, for the
purpose of receiving their arms.
BY order of the Captain.
IS r. tAUDLER,
Orderly Sergeant.
N. B. Those that have arms are reques :
ed to bring them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03

- See the interesting extracts from
Lees Memoirs and the accompanying res
marks Of Patriotic Citizen, on our 6rst
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iarr suppiy Of arms ard ammunition was de-
ND in that neighhorhood on British ac-
eeay Of letter from the Mayor of Aieraadria to
the Mayor ofGeo. Tswn.
Enclosed is copy Of the terms proposed
20 the Common Council of Alexandra by the
Ssshmanding officer Of the squadron, now living
before the town, to which they were compelled
70 submit believe they will certainly go TO
Geo. Town and the city.
Very respectfully, your obj,
CHAS. SINIM.
n. M. s. Seahorse off Alexandra,
2eth August, 1914.
In consequence of a deputation yesterday re.
Teived from the city of Alexandria. requesting
favourable terms for the safety o: the city, the
aforementioned are >tlie only conditions in INV
pswer 20 offer. ~.
The Town Of Alexandria, with the exception
OF public works shall not be destroyed. unless
hostilities are commenced on the part Of the A.
nericans, nor shall the inhabitants be moiested
In any manner whatever, or their dwelling hour
ses entered, If the following articles are com.
piled with.
Art. !. All naval and ordnance stores, ipublic,
or privately must be given ,p.
3 Possession will be imme diately taken of all
the shipping and their furniture must be sent
ON board by the owners without delay.
s. The vessels that have been sunk must be
delivWed uHin the state they were in tie I9th
AuESS::. the day tie squadron passed the Ket-
Gle bo,touhs. !.
4. Mersbandize Of every Description must be
instantly delivered up, and 10 prevent any ire
gulsriiy that might be committed in lts embark
ssios, the perchsnts have ir At their option TO.
load the ships generally employed tor that purs
pose, when they will be towed off BY US.
SAN merchandise that has been removed
from Alexandria since the 10th inst. il to be in.
eluded in the above articles. q i
8. Refreshments of every description to be
supplied the ships, and paid for at the market
price by bills on the British Government.
2. Officers ~iil he appointed to see that arti-
eies, 2, ;. 8. and $, are strictly complied with,
and any deviation or non compliance on the
part Of tbe Inhabitants of Alexandra will rem.
der TIM treaty null and void.
Ihave the honor, &c.
JOHN A GORDON,
Capt Of II. MS ,seaiorse, and Senior OH.
Ger Of his majcsty's ships off Alexap
To the common Council of
The town OF Alexandra.
-
albany, August ~.
Capt. B.. an acquaintance, came down in
the mali stage last night He left at Schenec.
tady three officers from Erie, who state, that on
Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning, 80
OF the enemy's dead were found in wood near
Fort Erie, whsrr they had been collected by
the foe, who had been obliged to retreat with
out being able to bury them that the whole
namber of dead, wounded and prisoners, which
1, bad fallen into our bands exceeded 100 ; and
thrt It vas believed he had carried 400 more
sf the field. d
They stated also. that q firing was heard at
the head of the Lake on "Wednesday evening or
Thursday morning, which, my informant can
not say, supposed TO proceed from the hostile
squadrons in that quartz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03

a greater resistance, although he was per.
iecsly satisfied. that a. successful resistance
Could not have been made. with the force in
sne neishborhood of Washington. since, If ali
mad been brought together before the action,
Il would not have been so lar sSas that op.
posed to him, and our force was principally
militia and that of the enemy all regulars
and picked men.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03

'aro suppiy Of arms ard ammunition was de-
nd in that neighborhood on British ac-
e..;nts. "a
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From The Baidmore Pdrfos.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
NOTICE.

Nesvhort, s.s.-Clerk's Office, S2treme Judi.
ciai Coarf, February 2lsf, 1914.
yXTHEREAs, BENJAMIN. HIGH1.N.a.N, OF
w Newport, in the County of Newport, merchant,
has this day lodged said office, the doings of the
Hon Geaeral Assembly, at their session IN Oct d.
1915, granting him the benefit of act made and
passed in June, AID. l755, entitled can act for the
relief of Insolyent Debtors:" This is therefore to
give notice to the creditors of the said Benz Wight
man, that they appear, Gf they see ht) at the Su-
preme Judicial Court, mex; 10 be holden at Newport,
within aud for the County Of Newport, the first
MONDAY of March next, to nominate Commissioners
o receive and distribute the effects Of the said Benz
Wicltuan. GIDEON PALMER. Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
MEMS & CHRILDREN'S HATS

- EORGE wANTON, has for sale at his Book
VI and Hat store, great variety of K8IS, made
a, ,he Bosto aad other factories, in the best
ALI of which vii! be sold unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and Of a superior quality do.
Beavers and Castors, with wide brms do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats youths and chidren's black,
drab and fancy coiored Beavers, from the very low.
est prices to the finest quality and from the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common aud
best felt Hats.
.7iso, Just receired--4 boxes PAPER-HANGINGS,
suitable for rooms window curtains with wide
aud narrow Borders; box low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For sale, as a5cuc.. ..SCHOOL-BOOKS, Of every
Kind in use BLANK-B oOKs--Snith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c--Paper, Quills, and
other articles of stationery. II. .3trii %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
NOTICE.

Neuhort, s. .s.--Cerk's Office, Suhreme Judi
ciat Courf, February 22d, 1914.
XXTHEREAS, DANIEL B. V.qUGIIN, of Neur-
w port, in the County OF Newport. trader, has
this day lodged in said Office the dongs Of the Hon.
General Assembly, at their session in Oct An. 1915,
granting him the benefit of an act made and passed
in June, AID. 1856, entitled "An act for the relief
of lnsolvent Debtors - This is therefore give
tce to the creditors of the said Daniel b. Vaughn,
that they appear, (if they ft,) at the Supreme
Judicial Court, next to be holden at Newport, with
in and for the County of Newport, on the first Mon
day of March next, to nominate Commissioners to
receive and distribute the effects Of the said Daniel
B Vaughn. GIDEON PALMER, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
Commissioncrs, Notice.

VTE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate Of the town of Wes-
terry. in the co nty of Washington, Commissioners TO
receive and examine the claims ainst the estate of
.f.VDREIV FREEBODY,
late of said Westerly, deceased, represented insol-
vent, do hereby give notice that six months from
the 25th of October last allowed to the creditors
of said estate to bring in and prove their respective
claims and that we shall attend for that purpose at
the dwelling house of StLvEsrER GAvIT. Esq in
said Westerly, on the second Mondays in December,
January, and February next, at O'Clock, A. NJ. on
each Of said days
THOMAS HOxIE,2 c
JED w KNIGHT,S ''"'"''''''
~ Ball persons indebted to the said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to SyLvEs-
TER GAvIT Of Westerly, or JAMES CHASE Of Mid.
dletown, Executors of the last Will and Testament
of the said ANDREw FREEBoDY.
F., sasnssrha shMas onsss. s.Vlr' EreeH''~.
Eesterly. Ncue,abcr 9.