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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-07
SOLAR SPOTS.

Publck attention has been latclyvexcited by the
appearance OF a large spot on the Sun phenome.
non enormously supposed by many to be new and
extraordinary. solor spots are in all probability
OF equal antiquity with the himself. They were
first observed, or particularly noticed by Calico,
soon after he had finished his telescope in 1910
since this period they have been more accurately
noticed by Hevelus, FIawstead Csssini, HALEY
and others down tothe time Herschel & La Lande.
OF their opinions as to the Of these dark spots
information may be obtained more satisfactorily, by
consulting their tracts published or noticed in The
British Philosophical transactions, aud cited in
Astronomical Treatises well known in America.
The number OF dark spots observed at various
periods has been from 5, 1, or to 50-In the year
l7sI there was spot on the Sun large enough to
ne seen by the naked eye. Itwas divided into two
parts, and must have been $1,000 miles in diameter
Within twenty or thirty days past number ex-
ceed,ng 50 has been observed with good telescope
One spot of considerable magnitude still remains
Its place on the suns disc appears to change from
morning to evening, in consequence of the durnai
motion Of the earth,
II is by mems of these spots that the time of the
suns rotation on its own axis has been determined
to be about 25 days.
In regard to the cause Of these spots DR.. Hers
CHEFS opinion is the only one we shall cite at pre-
sent-He says, spots on the Sun are mountains
on its surface which may be 800 miles high and ye,
stand firmly. In Angus t792 be examined the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-07

Another baiot Of Paper Money.-Congress have
agreed to issue another batch of Exchequers, Trea-
sury Notes. This food of paper money furnishes
profitable matter for SPECTATORS, but in the end
must be redeemed by taxing the people-So we go.
/" Meier more prosperous"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-07
&ottCa1,S.
Tuesday, May Z, 1916.

Representative Election.--The meeting for
the choice Of Representatives was holden in
this town yesterday. The result was, the e.
lection of sis full bIooded, uniform advocates
of EMBARGOES, WAR and TAXES.
Hail Commerce-Hai Columbia happy land /,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-07

The Y. .frigate Macedonian, capt. Warrington
sailed from Baltimore on the 29th ult. with Chri
topher Hughes, Esq. special Commissioner from o,
government to Carthagena, to require the release
the American citizens who have been imprisone
and their property seized by the Spanish author
ties, under various pretences.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-05-07

Bonapartes Brother 10, who as patented Kin,
OF Spain, has taken up his abode on the Schuykili
about four miles from Philadelp hia.-This ono.
Royal SLOVENIAN" has only to proclaim that he i
good democrat, and he will be as great ia, orit,
with the pretended equalty-men in this country, a
his republican brether Napoleon was, and would b,
now--if be was in power
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
GoNDrrIoNs OF THE HERALD.


The subscription is Five Dollars pes
annam-payable BY town subscribers
htH yearly in advance.
ssoun,ry subscribers (irom the diff
Gully of collecting at distrancc) will
be expected TO pay the whole yearin ad,
vance or the time for which they SUBJ
scribe, or give responsible hiend in
town.
No subscription taken Tor less thar
six months. Communications, orders
&c. to be pos, paid Ne paper will be
discontinued {but at the discretion Ut
Editors) until all arrcarages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times for ono
dollar and IS cents for each suec aedi"g
Insertion. All advertisements sent TO
the Office without having tho number 81
times for which they are TO DC inserted
designated will appear in every paper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made TO those
who advertise by they
Jane IS. 1871
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
.MdVAL STORES.
Total Dollars

.N.dVAL STORES.
Just received from Washington, N. G.
l29 bbls. pitch
20 do tar
IS do rozin
do spirits turpentine.
IN STORE.
800 bbls. tar
800 do rosin
100 do tunpentine.
Also, Landing,
i3 pipes Cogniac brandy
S do Holland gin
3 do. w. !. rum
In Store,
S pipes superior Cogniac brandy
100 bags green coffee
20 seroons tallow
10 do Augustura bark
Dbl. gum copel
2 seroons Flo,anl indigo
hhds. Dutch matdrr
1900 OK horns
SO tierces and hall ;ieYces rice
so bbls prime park
SO do do beef
6 tons round bolt iron
S do logwood
8 90 lighunnyilae
6 tons fustic
4 bales company inng cloths
20 pieces Holland sail duck
2 tons cordage
hid. salt sbelled almonds
For sale by
pETfON Sc DUNDAS
May ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
Hardware and Cutlery.
Adam Lynn

Corner Of King and ST. Afaph freet, has
received by the ship Ocean & Wilhel-
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, plat,
ed and timed saddlery, files, anvils, vices.
curry-combs, spades, shovels, frying pans
brafs wares, jsppaned walters & drefing
boxes, Bell metal kettles and Rellets, tea
kettles. sauce pans. sad irons, traces, ioes,
nails and spikes, ivory, buck, horn & wood,
table and delart, knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, razors, sciffars, tailors.
shears, sheep-shears, shoe brtehers and
saddlers knives, fish hoo S lines and rods,
powder fialks and shot belts, plated GATORS
and candlefficks, mahogany and satten wood
knife cafes and tea caddies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea pots, sugar dishes and cream
pots, lew cards ofvery elegant pen knives
aiiorted, from 1 to ~ blades,
And Waldrons prime corn and grafs
sythes, sickies, patent shot, &c DC.
Fe has 70 on hand an afortment Of Gilt
and mahogany frame looking giaGes, Ger
men pocket glafIes, jewely and fancy goods,
bar iron and feel, &c.
May se
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1916.

must give a lift Of all the laves with their
sex and ages Excepting thofe obtained by
transfer) owned by the individual valued
according to their value on the ist of June
1876, whichvslue nluft be lefs than that of
the valution of his Slaves IT the preceding
allotment to entitle him to an abatement.
m all these cafes there NUT be such spc.
cihcatlon and description of the property as
It ftands on the Ist day of June Isi6, & as it
itood at the preceding allotment as will en-
able the principal asfelfor to make proper
deductions in cafes where they may be right
fully claimed, and proper charges where
lthey arc incurred.
10 aid in attaining this preciion tn: fol-
lowing form is annexed, being that required
In the original Allotment, and which as near
as may be, may serve as model in draw
ng ont the statements now required from
individuals.
JAMES INQUIRE,
Principal AGeffor for the
Diitrict Of Columbia.
Alevandria, May "a, 1916.
Liz OF lands, lots of ground, with their i'm
Provenents, dwelling houfes, and slaves,
owned by A. b. on the ut day OF June,
1916, lying and being within the Diltrict
OF Columbia, in the county of
one farm there infert its Description, speci.
flying the water courfe or mountain, or high
road, on which i; is situated, noticing the ad-
joining proprietors, or otheewife Rating par
ticulars by which it may be known and dis.
tisuified) containing there infert in words
at length the number of) acres, having
thereon, one dwelling house of wood, oftwo
stories 40 feet in length and 80 feet in depth
one barn of wood, one corn houfe, one Griit
Mill, describing the same and any other
improvements the farm may contain.
Valued at Dollars
One dwelling houfe in the town Of
(here infert the town, the ittreet, Sc. the
materials of which built, the number of
tories, the length and depth, the build
ings or Offices attached, and particnlariz-
ing the extent Of the lot on which il
itands.) Valued at Dollars. |
Ten Slaves Of the following deicription.
Males above fifty year, Of age,
4 between I and 70 years,
under II years.
Females between ! and SO years,
under IL years.
Valued at Dollars
Total Dollars
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
Merchants Bank Of .Aleraaas1a.
MAJ lo.l

MAY 18Th, 1916.
At special meeting OF the Board. N.
'omowinE resolutions we're adopted
Nssofvrd, That the sffairs of Tins In.
stitution to wound mp; for the at,.;n-
mont OF which object it is the on;n;on
OF TINS board, that committee Sc an.
pointed to consist Of three persons to
superintend the same, whose prov;nce
II Shall be, 10 adopt and pursue snch
measures as in their judgement. sb,iI
appear to De best Gale u,ated m secn..
the interest Of the stockholders and -
usiy creditofsi and who shall every
month on the first Monday thereot. re-
port to the board of directors their
progress n the execution of this dn,v
IL any debt due to the bank shall not
IN the opinion of the committee h.
wen secured by good and suff;cient
."uorscr or endosers, such debtor shall
DC called upon o give additional seour;-
y XII such Further security be NO, dir
en- such debtor shall be entitled m M
ther indulgence. "
Immediate and reasonable ,nr,,;,,
on. ."ai, oe enforced; and 40 paper due to
the bank shall be transferred, bu, ypben
collected by regular process, s.all Inc
uiv'aca among the creditors in propor-
'ion 10 the amount of The cIaims-.ana
'hat no loss from delay, NAV hc
sustained by the holders Of notes. Re,
so'Ued, 1 hat deposits in Merchants
bsnk paper will be received, and GER.
.'hcales granted bearing interest, TO ba
Paia SO SION as the monies due to thu
Institutions are collected by the com.
mit'ee aioresaids
Tefef Saanderss Janses anderson and
lame! MPherson arc appointed a
for the above purposes.
by order of the board,
jas. s SCOTT, Cashier.
Nsv 90 --d3 e.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
Valuable Property

will sell for Merchants bank pa.
per, the property at preseD, occupied
by myself, on Jefferson, between Wa
ter and Fairfax streets--At The south
part of the town. A half acre Lot, with
the improvements large compo.
d,ous brick dwelling, in which are DIM
lag and drawing rooms, store room,
FIVE comfortable lodging roomg ADD two
flight stairs, princip lily new and hsnd-
somely fnished--to the dwejliup is at.
tached brick smoke house and dairy
detached large and convenient brick
kitchen, with two rooms, covered
way and brick pavement, to the dwell.
ing, pump under cover, brick me-
cessary and frame stable; an excellent
vegetable garden, some choice fruit
trees, apple, pear, ounce peach and
apricot--a new and subStantial fence
around the lot. The situation oil this
property is very pleasant, having fine
view Of the Potomac and surrounding
country. and with the improyeme nts
abou. 10 be made in this part Of the
town, must unnecessarily render it We.
~ desirable.
A further description OF the pro-
perty is deemed unnecessary, as any
person disposed to purchase would
undosbtedly view it. The terms will
be liberal.
JNo. JACKSON,
May 81.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12

Gro. ). HOUGH
Is juft opening very liandiome and cheap
aliortment of
FANCY SPRING GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cambria Ginghams
Striped and croiTed barred Mullins
Scarfuckers
q 4 Chintzes
IS do Calicoes
Large aGortment of Levantines
Florences and Sattins
Levantine Shawls
Damaik and SerGed do.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's, fix, kid and
beaver Gloves
Silk and cotton Hoiery
Company flag and Bandanna Hdks.
Black Canton Handkerchiefs and Shawls
Real India null null Muffin
do do do do Handkerch;efs
Silk Umbrellas and Parafols
Cotton and linen Ticking
Irifh Linens and Lawns,
German Linens
Bef Gilt Buttons
Fancy Fans
Tortoife fhell Combs,
Oil Cloth for tables
MarGeilles and Florcntine Wailtcoating
Surrahs Baftas,
MamoodIes and white Calicoes.
With general ahortment Of other Goods
fuitable for the feafon, all of which will be
fold As low flr CASH as CREDIT.
9Th mo. sd.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
Public Baths.
May ~

HSHE subscriber respectfully informs
Il he Ladies and gentlemen of A
lexandria and its vicinity, that his Bath
House Con the alley adjoining the the.
s,re and opposite the City Hotel) is
row open, and viii be kept open in
complete order I'LL the first OF October,
where W.ARM and COLD barns
may be had at any time in the day and
until 9 o'clock at night. His terms
are Sioeacb, to be paid in advance, for
subscribers for the season, or fifty cents
Tor single bath. No tickets will be
issued until the subscription list is fiIi.
cd.
! Two separate baths are kept exclu
sively for Ladies, who will please come
in a, the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax
House, on Royal slreet-snd gentle
men are particularly requested to come
in that adjoining he theatre.
lie has on Hand. and for sale,
a quantity of good PIC KILLED.
OYSTERS.
THoS. SHIELDS.
May I3.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
FOR Freight or lharter,

JU3t REC i.lVtD
AND FOR SALE,
Is ~. and aaif uerccs rice
20 Cout-ciicut ploughs-by
VIEW ION KEENE,
Hho has tn Store,
81 boxes sugar
SO do Florence oil
20 do raisins
10 quarter casks Colmenar Wins
Is do do Sherry, of supe-
-ior qasiity
80 ba.e. German linens
20 IONS swedish iron
30 casks steel
- crates queens ware, assorted
Is .aa, pg lead
800 shGYcis, suitable for salt or
grain
For SHE or Height to arg port in
EnQps or the West kndics,
65Fs. THE GOOD BRIG
SSI fss Vrgima,
$3.50 4 BurtheN 200 barrels, in
complete order for sea.
Ehh!y as above. r
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
FOR FREIGHT,

zk& The new Schooner
3ssEsYs .Nc7v Packet,
sstsxssa Capt Isaac Betty, a first
rate vessel, carrying abou, 900 bbls
will be ready 10 receive cargo in -four
days, and viii take in freight on very
moderate terms for West Indies soutE
Of Europe or coastwise. Should she
not be ,aiien up in days, she will then
receive few hundred barrels IL
freight for Boston Apply 20
mo. MCKSON,
lyho cGcra for safe The cargo Of said
Schr.
AlO casks Tbpmas,own Lime,
. $1,000 feet merchantable lumber.
June 3.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
NEW GOODS.
LEROY p. W7LLf4Ms,

|. LEROY p. W7LLf4N.s,
In King Erect near Fairfax Greet, has for
- fdc an afIortment Of
Spring & SUMMER GOODS, viz |,
Levantiae Shawls, black and colored Silks,
Canton and italian Grapes, linei, Cambria.
Gk Handkerchiefs, Mullins, Prints, Irifh
Linens and domeffic Shirtiugs, and other
articles which he viii fell on the mott rea-
fouable terms.
NMayI7.
MADEIRA VINE.
The subscribers have imported in .ht
May AID Francis, capt. Gu sbing,
2half pipes of old Mellow Ma
dcira Wine,
Oh nigh Assor ard full body, from the
house OF ]. Howard. Marcel, s. CO
N & r blackjack.
Mayo.
THE Subscribers are authorised to
seAfar aks.chants baper,
500 pair coarfc Shoes
bales Heeden rolls
And small invn,ce of Hardware,
Any perfon ciifpoied 10 purchafe will
pleafe cali and examine the articles.
Gr?Dti u Hra7oner.
May II.
FOR SALE.
/ kips 80 SSfore and for safe consisn
ntenf If
S chests Imperial. and
10 chests Young Tyson Teas import.
ed in April last,
5 hall. pipes London Particular TIE
neriffe
p. G. MARsTELLEa.
May n.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
THE SUBSCRIBERS


Have juss received and offer for sale
al their Store, Corner Of King and
Columbus streets,
A quantity Of German and India
,oeds Irish linens, cslicoes, dImities,
o,ton stockings, cloths, cas5imeres
cords, Hannels and blankets
sc. SC.
also,
5000 10. bacon, particularly cureG
fo' family use.
1000 bush. Upland oats
200 bbls. well cured gross and Gu
Jerrings
so bbls. whiskey,
A large supply Of family FLOUR
nd GROCERIES, as usual.
TYLER AND HARRISON
Nav 90 --Iswlf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-12
HAlslsWAssE.

LEXIS HLPKKNS e Co
Have received by ships Ocean e. Hole.
fern, from Liverfooi, a general as
sortnett at
Ha1fuca,e and Gallery.
ON HAND,
n gen neral assortment of GER.
MAN GOODS, which will be sold or
The most accommodating terms TO
pI nctual custo.ners--or for cash.
May "a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
PUBLTC SHE.

On TUESDAY next the 18th instant
will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
Of Prince and Fairfax streets
10 barrels and 90 bags coffee
Sugar in hogsheads and barrels
New-England rum in do. do. j
London Particular Teneriffe wine in
whole aud half pipes
Cotton in bales +. -
Imperial & young hyson teas in chests
PruDes in boxes
DemJohns
A few thousand cocoa nuts, etc. etc.
ALSO,
Cloths, cassimeres, imperial and Ben
nets cords, cambria and leno muslin
India and domestic cotton, English shirt
ing, Irish linen, dimities, calicoes, sat
tins, levantines and Virginia silks, cas-
sImeres, sbawls, cotton hosiery, Madras
handkerchiefs, sewing silks, cottons and
thread, etc. etc. a.:
P. G. Marsteller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
March Is
Take Notice,

That it is particularly requested that
those persons indebted to the late firm Of
Withers and Herbert, should come for.
ward and make immediate payment, as
the subscriber is extremely anxious to
pay off what may BE due by said firm
and close, the business all reasonable
indulgence having been given.
am to be found at the house Of John
Withers and Co. opposite the Mocha
nics' Bank of Alexandria. Should be
absent at any time, Mr.. JOAN Washing
ton, living at said house, Or Mr. {. Gil
pin, living with Messieurs Griffith and
Br wner, will attend in my stead and
sign in my name receipts fer any money
paid on such accounts, they being heres
by authorised SO to dc.
Gaze Witllers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Exchange Office, Georgetoztn

z WILL give the highest premium TO
4 Drafts at Sight. and Bank Notes, OF
the following places. viz.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia al will also give
the highest premium fer Drafts on New
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
All Kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold, se
All kind, of Stocks aud Bills Of Ex-
change bought and sold. u
5 Mates. Drafts, and Interest collected
and reunited for a small commission.
s No. Persons travelling to any part Of
tie United States may be supplied viii
suitable Funds :,
40 Please to enquire at my. Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge street, Geo
IolcB.
Romulus Riggs.
June ~---s.~,>g II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01

SATURDAY, JUNE |.

,asmen who have returned from
u annapolis, speak in high terms
r ST. = strength and elegance OF the una
Of the st sa ship Washington, eaptan :
ted He.;s I'A now lying a few miles or
Crelss sy. and the excellent order whlcF
that 81, IN board. Com. Chauncey Us on
prevails E'a IS C Commodore nm Of the Medlterra.
board . - 1t is nothing new to any
mean ssliausinted with the ships OF war;
one o. +b 1s present, in their interior a world
ina. Mature, nj a ruled by government az
IN a, as that of nation. But how.
eon,P S;sh may be the anicipations OF VI
ever ever " We are assured they are more 9,
si'O.'' realized in the power anc IN the
sna f.,t;ou Of the equipments OF this yes
pef'svo ar other vessels may be in equa'
SCI. a;t;on. our information oniy enable
e01 ~ sneak Of this enc, which is sand . I
u y a#adrd much qualification to t'o :
a ',ho have been favopred with an oWo
. VINO vol # Inspecting her. The ship waii.
e sua NJ pipkney. Being in perfect sea
E a. she will sail as soon As ne e'a
S,t which is expected to De on snnaal
nsA'' National Iatelligehcer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Land for Sale.

rEVHE subscriber wishes to sell tract
4 of Land in Fairfax county, con-
tanning $50 acres. from actual expert.
ments, it is found to be well adapted to
clover and plaster, yery inconsidera.
bic quantity Of which vii make it supe-
rior land; as at present the greater part
is really fertile. The situation Of the
property is desirable, being about one
quarter of mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria TO Oceoquan,
and not farther from Mr.. Janney's mill,
and AccotiDck creek, through which
channel the purchaser mas convey his
produce to any. market lying upon the
sea-board Persons anxious to purchase
may be shewn the land by MIR. Keagh
living on the premises.
john vi. .N'Carty.
= March Is If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
John Barnes, c. c.
1aW2ms
June 1
100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber residing
lin King George county, Virginia, three
Negroes. by name Charles, Sam, and
Emily. Charles is about % years of age,
|of brown color, a smooth and high fore
Ehead, a pleasing aspect, having always a
smile on his countenance when he either
Eepeaks or is spoken to. He has been,
my body eervaut for several Years. and
think he will first attempt to get to a.
|lexahdria, where he has aoquaintances,
or most probably to sone OF the more
Northern cities, where slavery does not
prevail. Charlesis bursten, by which be
may be readily known. Sam, is au ig-
norant fellow, very black. is a cornhe,, ID
negro. and went off in the appearance oil
one. If is probable he may be fonad a
IGunston where he was raised, End from
whence | got him. These two fel
lows eloped about the 18th OF May
|Emily, is sprighly brown girl, abou
lis years old, well made rather short, ant
her head rather large She was raised IL
Ethe house, at Lexington, Va. & / think il
iDrobable she is In Alexandria, where she
aas relations. or at Lexington.
j. STITH,
King George County, Va
/ June 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Public Sale

In pursuance OF decree of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Alexandria, il. the case of Mar.
garet Mills against. Thomas Twins admi-
Illustrators and heirs, the subscribers will
efIer at public sale en- the premises, ON q
credit OF four months, on Monday the
10th day Of June next, precisely at IL
O'clock, a two story brick House & Lott
on the north side sf Cameron street, be"
tween st. Asaph's and Pitt streets, now
occupied by Thompson T. Mason, Esq.
in front on Cameron street "a tcet' in
depth 100 feet to ten feet alley, supJeos
to an annual rent III fee of S So So.
John Richards
James Carson.
May "a cote
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Junr I
Charles County Court,
March Term, 1916


On application to Charles County Court
by petition in writing of patnck Diron
Of Charles County, for the benefit Of the
act of assembly for the relief Of sundry
nsol vent debtors. passed at November
session one thousand eight hundred and
five, and the several supplements there.
TO, on the terms mentioned therein, q
,c6eduIe of lis property and q, lit OF his
creditors on oa.h as TAR as he CAN ascer-
IAN them, accompanying his petition :
and the court bain3 satisfied by compe
eat testimony that the sad Patrick Dig
On has resided two years Immediately
Greeedipg the fine Of his. application in
re state Of Mar dand: It IS fhereupon
a3efed aad adjideed tat the said Pa
}rs'F ID on, BY causing d copy OF this
}if.er Il De ,asn,tcd II some Que %! the
iewspapers cdited III the district Of CO.
ilhpia. once a week for tNo months, be-
e he tn d Monday in tugpst next,
i've note % his creditors 10 year be-
FIRE the sad court at TIE court house in
, harIe town, or the SAID third Monday
q AUGUST next, for tie putpo,e OF re-
ccmmending a trustee for their BENEFIT,
I'D she@ cause # any they have. why
he said Patrick Diam .Bould not have
he beneit Of the act Of assclnbl2 as pray
I'd. - Test
John Barnes. c. c.