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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
Communicated for the .9lss'u. Gazette.
A PASTORAL LETTER

PASTORAL LETTER
From the General Assembly Of the Pres
bytcr.ar Church in the United States
to the Churches III der their care.
Hear Brethren-The time in which we
address you is very important and inte-
resting. The free con,erSation 90 the
state of religion has exhibited abundant
evidence, that the Churches under our
care have never been in more prosperous
condition ttan during the last year. In
the year Immediately preceding, perhaps
special reyiyals were mo'e .renar kabe
and more numerous, but as it relates to
the general extension Of religious infu-
epce, the Organization Of new cong, ega-
tions. and the wide spreading success Of
The Missionary labors, the aspect Of the
Church has probably never been ST pro-
missing as at the present time-aDd VIII
in addition to this we reject on the Va
rious Institutions, not only in our ON n
cUnnexiUn, but IN the chr,stiah world at
large, calculated TO extend the klrgdom
Of our Redeeuer; the zeal aud l,berality
nth which those institutions are supper.
ted and the eltenSi,ely brn,Ecial ef-
tects which hey are every day prrduc.
ins; we are obliged to consider the PEE
sent moment a forming an important
ca in the sns.is oil r,!ieirn. Ageneral
movement OF p otc ..ant Chris'endom has
taken place; IN uuusual blessing has
descended " the Charch Of Christ; and
We are probably approaching sOae day Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
THE SEASON.

The season, throug hout the u States,
with the exception Of the late hail storm
in Washington and Virginia, is clad in
etherial mildpess, and "veil'd in flowers"
has gladdened al our fields.
The stony tempest which with rushing
sound
Beat the firm glebe, revolving from the
ground;
Swiftly It falls, and as it falls invades
. The rising herb. or breaks the spreading
blades;
While infant flowers that raised their
blooming heads,
Crushed BY its fury, sink into their beds"
The spring, although not early, which
always indicates favorable summer, has
advanced with rapid steps-and the pfo-
ductions of the whole surrounding couR-
Try,
d Broader and broader yet their blooms
display,
Salute the welcome sun and entertain the
day" Bost. Intel.
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4
| important. and yet Who thinks Of shser'
| ,ns at daelsl Who considers that'pe
cies of battle as a relique Of barhstism
! or those who engage in it as vo'aries {"
dark and presump'uous superstition
| A vast many eif"rts have been made
and a multitude of expedients tried 10
Danish daels from this christian'coun'ry'
but. hitherto, without success. This IS
| owing to two crcumstances-ppblic OPT
| Mon has a strange leaning towards TINS
sort Of homicide public tribunals
have a marvellous unwillingness to exc
cute the laws relating to it. But an
inclined to the opinion, that ifthe doc
,,ine Of" Wsss 8 BAttell" we're TO be
brought into ne, nd risidiy enforced
it would 90 gr.., ay towards remedy
ing the evil.
For the purpose of making the expert
ment fairly, the law should be made to
embrace all cases-there should be no
exemption, unless at least one Of the par.
ties should decline fighting in the first
instance. BY all cases, is meant the Ca
ses Of all descriptions Of persons, the
clown as well as the gentleman, blacks
az we'll as whiIes-- there should re one
mode and trial Of puni,hment provided
for all. And not only So, but if an Of
fence should take place between a gen.
tieman and clown, no matter how mean
the object of resentment should BE-, il
the clown should wage his batlell, the
gentleman should be obliged 10 fight him
according to the laws of chivalry, so fer
as they are applicable to the case
Now then, tie plan We have in view
Should be somewhat like the following
If man should call another liar, a
,coundrel, or should be rude to him at
theatre, or any place of public amuse
meGr, or should at some cornwall meeting
look awry with reference to his lriend'
or let tall some equivocal expression,
which mjght, indeed, on common occa-
sinns, have passed well enough. but un'
der the peculiar circumstances, and on
The occasion, cannot, according to the
laws OF homer, be considered otherwise
han as an insult, and SO with regard to
all the other nameless and indiscribable
offences that are now considered. by the
said la $, as furnishing Legitimate ground
far duel, and a challenge ersucs, every |
such person shall, under the present sys.
TEN, be authorized to "wage his battell,"
which wager shall be excepted, on Pain,
in case OF refusal, of the refser's being
hung without Judge or jury. This would
present new state Of things to the pub
lie consideration. Fighting, as a mode
Of adjusting offences, would not be con-
fined to what are called gentlemen, but
would more frequently occur between
persons in very different stations in life
between persons of different compilations
for ins ance, between master and
his servant, a man Of fashion and figure
and a b!ack.guard. After the first i'm
pressions shall have worn away, here is
little doubt that the plan would become
popular-,he variety Of combatanfs
would display scene altogether new
and diverting, and the foul offence OF
murder. in case of the death of either
psrty, would be entirely done away. as
J he loss Of life would be strictly accord
ing to law.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
Ordpnsblrgh, June 9.

On Friday last, J F. Pluymart, one
Of the persons supposed to have been
concerned in the robbery Of the Mocha
nics' and Farmers Bank at Pit,sburg,
was taken up at Rockville, and brought
to this place for examination. About
800 in gold, and 1900 in bills Of the
Pittsburg banks, and near. 5000 in bills
Of other western banks, were found 10 his
trunk. His dress was evidently a dis.
guise, but his name and the description
Of his person precisely conceded with the
description given of him IN the advertise
ment of the directors Of the bank, offer
ing a reward of $500 for his apprehen-
sion. The examination continued about
half day-and after fully weighing all
the circums' ances, he was committed BY
our magistrates to the Jail Of this county;
and we fattered ourselves that the ca.
reer OF this artfnl and finished villain
would be stopped, aud he would receive
the punishment due for his crimes.
Unfortunately for he public, however,
on Sunday night last, the Jail was broken
open, and this man, together with other
prisoners, made their escape to effect
this they must have had external aid,
which the appearance Of the Jail and the
implements used for breaking it indicate
and, we are sorry to say that we believe
persons have been found in thi, vicinity
base enough to assist in turning this man
loose, again to pre- upon society.
ISince the above was in type, we have
seen letter from Osdcnsturg. which
states that P!uymart and all who have es.
capped from prison have been retaksn.
" y +. Post.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
From the Ns,p. Rork Columbian.

From the Nsu. Rork Columbian.
SPRING.
Upon q hii!ock's eastern side,
Where brightest slOw'd the ilOodof day
= Array'd in aromatic pride,
A beaateous nymph detected lay.
wondering kenn'd the curisus mald'
From eyes Of light her tears did How,
TIE gem the bloom but recent laid
On spotless cheek Of purest snow.
As zephyr light her loose attire
With swe cts inbu'd cast incense round
And pendant over hung Tyre,
Which unseen fingers taught to sound:
A rod, unwreath'd, Of brilliant fame,
OF magic virtues grac'd her hand;
She gently breath'd, as Heavens own
fame
But touch't, and 10! the buds expand.
Flusha was her cheeA--as Young rose
fair
Tier pl,iutive accents mildly sweet;
Green tendriis bound her glossy hair,
And dew drops gitter'd on her feet.
She cast around mournful glance
Ger fowerless fields and forests bare,
And sigh'd-that Song, nor frolic dance,
Nor happy labOr's smile, were there
Her name was sprins!-she wept those
flowers
Which erst adorn'd the busy plain
Mysterious change! the tribute showers
Recalled and fx'd their tints again:
Then round the oak the ivy wreathes,
(Thus beauty clinss to valor's army
And softly smiles, and warmly breathes-
Fen his roagh nature owns the charm.
Up rose the maid her dazzling zone
With gems Of morning lustre glow'd +;
Where'er her form resp!endent shone,
A foweret 5lush'd. rivulet fow'd!
Triumphant sought with lishtsOme tread,
Some valley streamlet's sunny shore,
To tell those whom her bounty fed,
That plenty reisn'd supreme once more
With tasteful negligence she strew'd
Her fragrant stores protusely gay.
While mirth and joy, in jocund mood,
Trpp'd gaily in the chccquer'd way.
To woodland then she sped, and flung
Her mantle gently Ger the trees;
The broider'd robe unfolding hung
In sportive d,lliance with the breeze.
Exclusive, on the geld steep
She treads, and frees its noisy stream;
The sparry sides Of cavern deep,
With miugling brilance sudden CLEAN:
And then, to close the witching scene,
She foIm'd lone outrageous bower,
Then spread carpet broad and green,
Ofvelyet, workd with many flower.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16

Green peas made their appearance in
the New-York market on Friday last, and
sold at so cents peck. This is less than
we pay for this article, 6ei cents Icing
demanded yesterday. The late drought
ha, had the efFectof keeping up the price
Of all early vegetables. From the sea.
sonable rains, however, within . or days
past, we may expect to fud our market
plentifully supplied for some time, and at
proportiOnably reasonable prices.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY. JUNE I6, 1918.
WARN wEATHER

On Thursday, sSth ult.a Salem, Mass.
the mercury las at 900 Of Fahrenheit.--
The warmcst day in Alerandris, was last
Thursday, when the mercury was not
higher than So. We have always OBJ
served, that although the average heat
may be greater the nearer we approach
the equator, yet the extreme heat will be
found near the 45th degree of latitude, or
midway IRON the equatG to The poles.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
.Narris.pwn, June 10.

.rarris.uun, June TO-.
Tie late murmurings are every where
turning to joy and thankfulness. The
grain and grass are furnishing and ap-
pear very promisiry-the Indian corn has
been injured in places BY the grub, or cut
worm-some farmers have been under
the necessity ofre-rlanting, but from pre-
sent appearances there are vet hopes of
its being propitious to the husbandman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
From the Norfolk Herald Of June 10,
EXPLANATION.

hAfLh NhltONs
H. the statement which we published
a few days ago, respecting The PallGs,
Captain Trouant, the conduct of Captain
Goodwin, Of the British ship Asia, is left
exposed to the severest animadversicn.-,
1t might be Inferred from that statement,
that he took advantage Of the distressed
situation Of the Pallas. to demand as the
price of his assistance, such sacrifices as
Capt. Trouant could only be warranted
in making to preserve the lives Of himself
and crew; an impression which CAPT. T..
himself is desirious to counteract, and
has therefore requested US to publish. the
letter he received from Capt. Goodwin.
, containing the terms upon which he was
willing TO assist TIE Pallas. 1t is need
less to add that the tenor Of this letter,
as well IA the proposal it contains, are
such as to do away any unfavo! able i'm
preston which may have been induced
with respect to Capt. G. by the state
ment published in our paper. Il, is to do
justice to humane stranger that we now
publish this letter; AID we request tat
those editors who may have copied the
former statement will do the same.
Ship Asia, at sea, e5M My, 1918, in
lat So. So, ~ long. IS, 90, ~.
"sir-Ths calls Of humanity have in.
duced me to lay by you during The night,
and will still do so if you think it will
be Of any advantage % your concern
but il not, must proceed /; first Offering
yourself and crew a safe and friend y
asylum to Europe, on board my ship,
should you be obliged to leave your own
vessel from the nature Of the leak. II
you cannot keep the brig above water
with your own crew, will send you
hands to pump. and (they shali proceed
with you IF some friendly port in Ans-
RIGA, so thai the property may be saved
and in the event Of the briggs safe arrival,
shall expect, on behalf Of my crew and
employers, one third ct the brg and car
60, in conseque &c OF such services rem
dercd. You are the best judge Of your
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16
SPECIE.

1t is whispered that the French sloop
Of war Byzantine, which anchored vester.
day at our watering place, brought very
large sum in whole and half French
crowns. We could have wished they
had been real, unadulterated Sponiards,
being the more current medium Of the
present day. although rather too much
above par.
In twelve months hence, our banks
can redeem their paper with specie. with
cut one Spanish dollar in their vault. |;
and the indians and Chinese must take
French Cro,cns and American Eagles for
their manufactures, or the striped bunt-
Ing will no longer wave in their ports.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16

4 letter received in this city, dated
Sassafras, Md. June 9Th, states thai, T" on
the evening OF the 7th we had one Of the
most Tremendous hail storms ever known
ia this Part it broke all the window
glass, DESTROYED the fruit and garden
plants. aud injured the crops materially.
Its continuance was about Eve minutes {;
the armament was one continued blaze
Of liskt-tae noise which the hail made
il its descent was equal to the londest
hander.", Bsl. GAG.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16

Prices Of american Produce at 81.
Pierr.s, My s6.-Corn per Dbl. 81 l-2;
white beans per do. 7 ; black eyed do. 6
az; herrings d; picked fish 6; pnta-
toes 6; beef 16 II; tobacco per 100
lbs. 1s a IS; rice SAG; Goldfish z l.. !;
onions per bushel 10 cents; boards, ub.
pine, per NJ. 81 %; shingles 7 l-s;
hoops 40 a IS shocks 9. Vest India
Produce-CoHee per ID. 60 cents; sugar
s l.s; rum per gallon 60 f; molasses, in
barter 10, for cash S..
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GEORGE NJ. GOODWIN

PS Iexpect an answer per the bearer;
and in the even, Of your agreeing to this,
yourself, mate, and crew viii sign this
letter in presence IF my officer; and |
recommend your reading this TO your
crrMO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-16

The French sloop OF var Byzantine,
Captain Mandhay, 90 Gays from Marti.
nique. arrived here yesterday with des-
patches. ~ ]. Gaz. June II.
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OWN situation, and to your decision /
leave the matter.
am, sir,
Your very obedicnt servant,
a. rnnnyNINy
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Ftei: SALE,
"A Tutuuble Farm.

Situated i'll healthy ueig.iborhood
part in the Sia.e OF Delaware and part
III the State OF iiaryland, in New Castle
aud Cecil counties, containing 252 acres
sbou, $50 acres OF which is .Xceien
F., oodland. This tract is situated within
mics Of F:tncntown and o: E.lkton
IS "emarhabiy well watered from ntm
Der Vt springs ar,sing thereon, and is in,
der good fence. / he turnpike road from
New CASTE 10 Fr.nchtoWn, passes thro
tbs cslata, whereby it may be convent.
entiy divides ,.,o Two farms. The ten
ant house 10 ick) is j. good order, AM,
the barn new. fhe soii is remarkably
well adapted to clover and plaster.
The contemplated Chesapeake ane
Delaware Canal is staked out 10 pas:
through this farm, which, it's presumed
wi, cnhance the value of i, m the est
n'a.ion Of the purchaser, as this measure
is '.uw about Ia be brought forward, ant
probably, sliartly carried into execution
i'he terms will be accommodating, ant
further particulars may be known by APP
plying to the subscriber.
Morgan Jones.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Land for s,.$iq.
BE- r,a.'e.

A Farm s,tuate,i in ST. Georges liun-
dred T.w astlc county state 1t llSi.
adinioii!u the ','rap, containing $40 acres.
Il i, bounded in pa" by TIE n.ain psi
road o Dover * Drawyer's Erect, or
which is an excellent handing for small
craft. and boui 80 al marsh that
ma BE- einbatRed 1T se,all sXpSrct.
The improvements are all new and co,,-
sst ns good fra &c d. ellDG and Kit "re'
adninns wi'h well Of water al the dou',
a corn crib that will l.o,d one ti.ousa d
bu Ifnit,v anuse and shed nir'v
fee, long By twer,y fmr feet wide hit
affords ama'e sheler iur s''rS oil very
Sc scrp'iun about ore inur Ii oiihIS trHc'
is va dAnd :. the soil is exc lent for al!
kio.e If rain. aud plaster liza, inr scser.!
year, "a I been used with great etl.ct m
it. 1t would suit well Tor a s!azlaS iarin
or my water cntnmnNca.t"!' tn 'hc
Ph,latl. phia mar!se, bciaa 81 Convenient
1t is wi,hn ,niie ans qlarter OF CAM
wells Bridge one OF he best rain mark
cts in the state Also, q tract Of
.js.lFLE %sY.':.siP
Containing 81 acres, abnu, twa miles
fro the above farm, aud WITHIN hai! {;
mile of a landing---i, is very thicklY coy
cred with yong maple such as is "scd
for making powder. For further rartic
ujars enquire of the subscriber ut al
.Cantwe!l's Bridge.
j 3. SltIs.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

BY virtue Of wit Of vend. exp to
me directed will BIZ exposed 10 public
sale. al the house Of John Crow IN the
Town of New Castle, in New Castle hun
dred, OH Monday the I'd day Of November
text, at O'Clock. p. Nj. the iollowin +;
described farm with the Improvements
thereon erected, situated in 1t. Georges
hundred and county at New Castle, and
bounded by property Of Richard L..
Cochran, John Merritt, the heirs of j. A.
oayard, dec d and The great road leading
i'om Niddietown TO " a"wIck, containing
by computation, more or less,
Seized and taxed III execution us the
property of Joseph Rothwell dec d and
10 be sold by
John Moody, >kf.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31


The following gentlemen
are authorised tn receive sui.
cr;,fions aud money far the
DELAWARE GAZETTE
Hto ftastie-Georye Pierce. Esq.
Dore,---.ii,'. john -'ianio's
Smvna---.':r. Benjam;a c"em;".
.Georse I,fzrn, Dei.--.'fy. .james IN
dcrson.
Caairoell's Bridse-.M'. N'T,d : J
son. I'm.
y'i,'t"rti--.Nr. Ps!,r Robinson.
Lepes 1ouR--.iir. George iioleers
Lamel-Nr. E,,s,ra;n Collins.
.Fii,i,i,so7cn-.iir. Phi!;1 Itan.'ln :
E.lston. Ma. s'obias sSHii"';'i f.s'
Other appointments va s;ice''P,
BE- r,a.'e.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31

A. ,!eetln,: OF the 4AgrIc ul,ural So
t ie,. OF New Castle County, held IL, tie
Court ioust IL the tuwn 81 New Castle.
the Sd day OF tins instant,
! II was resolved, thar niece OF silver
p,a,e, w,.h such devise and inprc sson
ilncreon as may DC deemed prop, by tie
! cum nittee OF examiners for the time
being, not to exceed $50 III value, be a
!wartied to any mrmbsi Of The Society
iNho shall at the stated meeting in No
ivenJer next, present and read before
the society, til best written essay ou the
Intrinsic value IF arabic land.
| Resolved, that piece of silver plate
with such device and impression thereon
IS may be lex med proper by the com.
m!tee Of examiners for the time being,
uoi exceeding in value $50, be awar, ed
I, any member Of the society who shall
exhiitit the requisite proof Of having
raised the grcsies, quantity Of wheat
|from oae rcse of land. subject to the
donation prescribed by the 18th sec. OF
the by Jaws al the next August meeting
lof the society.
Resolved, that piece Of silver plate
with such device ard impression as may
be deemed property the committee 0!
Examiners for The time being, not xcee,!-
linz 90 dollars. be awarded to any member
|oi this society who shall exhibit the re-
|quisite proof oi having raised the greatest
Quantity OF !ndia' Corn OH one acre of
land, subject to the donation provided,
by the lSth sec. OF bye laws, at The meet
ing of tie society III February 1919.
The following gentlemen, agreeable to
the 5th sec oi the bye laws, were elected
honorary members of The society, to wit /:
Nicholas Ridgley, George Cuinmins,
isaac Davis, Cornelius p. Comegys,
Henry NJ. Ridgley Thomas Clayton,
William II. Wells, Joseph Haslet, Man
|aen Bull, Samuel Paynt-r, Andrew Nau-
|daln, Jacob Stout, Andrew Barrett,
William Warner, William Kennedy,
Jesse Green, tienry NIolleston, William
B. Copper, Benjamin Burton and Presly
|Spruancc.
.}oha Cr0zc.
Recording Secretary.
Aug. 20, 1873.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Ia. !sA!rIai.. ] !. j. ,
I'D 81 lAs.s. ,

That handsome and hight, improved
Farm, SIDRVEN, iavc c property OF
.;aptaiu David Ross, deceased, si,uat..,
lin Tie c3uaty q. ,sw CASTE, stats Of
Delaware, wnbn the dis ance o. w,
i nil, !, ilaln tl,@ iat' y town. i've miles
|iinu - i'rlliHsto., an. tiree Of Christi.
ana ,fria * nntaiEing about l6n acres
l.t IarU, crcll, arabic, and III high
! ,tate Dt G,,.ti,aiOn Some ntsfsh nita
| ON IN h,td grass, with til. rlccssary
idratis ftie woodland is ,h',vin- young
lAckn,y and OAK. and all we'll enclosed
lwilh horn / aces. The i."ildings en-
The piacc are good .srck dwelling
nnusy, new brick Barn with stating,
Ahd sniis tor 50 :'ead OF cattle "A raDary
! and ctr.lage hnu,e, poultry house, With
3 eds and ya,-is .ar the poultry, u sheep
nouss convenient and wcll tiled, stone
sneke house = d sprins hou,e, with Il
never laiilng spring OF excellent water
and uea, we'll buit Ice house, that wal
ontain AZ wagon loads, 'Eaere is Oh the
Ice Il lin. yomng oroha'd OF the best
1ca.ed fruit, very hoiH's"rne and well
>iockcd Faidep, two good amps, all the
sock on w.. ,,rni c!ns s!;'.s Of horses,
mich cows. working oxen, pair OF
Dung Steers, fine bull years old
blackwell breed sheep, rs Nerinos ;
iiUgs pnullr. OF different kinds, and
iacniin.; uI1nsii, Of every description.
Il Is presumed that 10 l., sscD inclin-
I'd 20 Purchase SO valuable ~ estate, will
ISIS 50 eil,, age without fi,si v;ewil. Tie
irrei,,r-es, which viii DC shown by ny.
iplicaipn al he place; or, il any inior-
,ma..o s'uuti he REQUIRED in Fhl!aael-
phia, it. viii b. given by calling Oh John
.camy Esp No.73, > rhl'd street.
$:Arc;r q. Ross, aG,n'X.
with will anncx.d, on the premises.
| AtY 26---tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
Oc' "a, l8i8.--tf.
y NI,,tice.

did appl, to the honorable Ma!yiahd
Kent County oui', b, petition, d" the
s2d day al September 8 s, t" reie,Ass ine
frou depts that am uDaoie 10 IA, Fly
virtue OF an Act Of Assembly, passed q
November sessions 1905. ebtitieG. " q!
zci f,r the relic: of suutlry irso,,eri dent'
or" and the several appropriate supple
ments thereto And not beine able ia
produce 10 the court, ne assent OF my
creditors to two thi dsti, amout oL the
debts. The law therefore re9'.ires ma
to give this Notice, and within die limit
ed time by law, after the expiration oi
one month from the date hereof, If
have not then the legal assent OF my
creditors to Two Thirds The amount Of the
debts j intend to file suppiems mary
petition to said court complaining that |
could not ge, The assent of my creditors
as aforesaid aud that said assent is yex-
atiously and unreaso!ahly withheld
Robert Il. i'enningt
&eorre,uwn * Roads Oct. Sd l8l3.-St