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seutations relative 10 their condition were ex
Parie aud copticting-when for the purpose of
obtaining correct information three American
citizens had been depuied by the President t.
Buenos Ayres-vhen The bare act of recogni-
ton corid be productive of no effect, contri-
butingf 10 the successful termination of the
revolution, brt might involve this country in
war not only with Spain. but with England
and when too the citizens of those Provinces
visiting our ports were admitted to the enjoy
ment of all the rights of hospitality. their flag
equally respected with the flag of any other
nation, and all the benefits of strict and per-
feet neutrality on the part of our government
extended 10 tham-under all these circuns an
ces thought il, as did also large majority of
the House, t0,,cise and impsiilic. IL was adopt.
ing new aud unusual courSc--anh had the up
pearauce (alihough do not say,tLdt il was
introduced with any but the purest inte tons }
OF being Introduced for the purpose. of stiBsn
taf,ng I've President TO the discharge of his
duty, when | conld discern no remissness on
his part, bat do believe that his course con-
necied with this subject, has been dictated by
wisdom, and with AN eye TO the best interests
OF The United States. No, do not believe
that he who was soldier of the revolution
who fought in the battles of freedom-wI,o
was recalled from revolutionary France he
cause OF his great attachment to the cause Of
hDtfty therein tue the man whose whole life
has been devoted To the advancement of hn-
man rights. requires ANY stmulant to his feel
ingS when tie rights of man in any portion OF
Tie civilized globe are in question. Let us
thch wait tie course OF events. IL, i repeat il,
Snnih America should he operated on by en-
larged and iibc,ai views, il The charter of
man rights should be correctly understood
II in truth she should have reared affairs TO the
genius of true liberty, and not To an impostor
wearing the livery of freedom to cover treason
ant tyranny. she must and will succeed
" thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel
just" II she fights beneath the banners OF
truth and Justice. the temples of superstition
and fanatacisni, the fortunes OF the inQuistion
and the manacles of oppression, will be cium-
bled INTO dus, aud tramplcd under foot. and on
their ruins will be erected the affairs of the
trae religion and the principles OF an enlarged
Denevoence.
have thus briefly. Fellow Citizens. present.
ed YOU the reasons which have governed me in
the course winch have pursued upoH those
subjects of the greatest importance to our flu
ture destiny. Should have been so fortnnste
as 10 have conceded with you in opinion Il
viii tn EIe be a source of gratiicaiion ON
tie contrary, should my course not meet with
Nonr appI obatioii, 1 have the consolation 10
know that have honestly pursued the dictates
ct my best Judgment, and acted tlie part of
an independent Representative.
have the honor 10 DE,
Your most obedient servant
II
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DOMESTIC.

WAsEINGToN, April l5.-ltis not pos
sibie TO correct every error, respecting the
proceedings OF Congr SIS, that we see III
print But some of them ought 10 be ar
rested; one of which is, That law has
passed for the admission of MISSOURI
into the Union. A bill for that purpose
is before Congress, but it is supposed will
be postponed TO the next session; when,
it is expected both ALABAMA and Mis-
souri, will be authorized 10 form consii-
buttons of state government, and thereup-
on admitted into the Union. Nat lat
APRIL l7.-GEORGE WASHINGTON
CAMPBELL, Senator iii Congress from
Tennessee, has been appointed by the
President, with the appreciation of these
nate, 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court
of RUSSIA, in the room Of MIR. PINK.
NEY, who is about 10 return 10 the United
States.
Gen. JAMES WILKINSON has been APP
pointed by the Governor of Louisiana,
Quarantine Master for the port OF Ne"
Orleans ID.
The decision which yesterday took
place in the House Of Representatives, is
OF ilie highest importance 10 the manu-
taciurerS oithe country. A bill has been
ordered 10 a third reading i'll that body,
and viii probably pass on its third read
ing to continue, far screen gears after the
30lh Jane, 1919, the existing duties on
imported cotions AMI wooIicns; So that
the present duty is established for eight
years 10 come-we may almost say per-
manently. The fate OF the bill in the Sc
nate, OF course, is uncertain; but The pro-
liability is, that it will pass that body also.
If, with the aid of this stimulus, the ma
nuiactories cannot be sustained, hey must
be adiudged uncnngenial TO our institu-
tons or TO our habits. No higher encOu-
ragement can be expected 10 that branch
OF industry and it is with much diificul-
ty that SO much las been conceded. We
hope il is as much as was necessary to
foster III existing e Adjustments. ID.
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,llient, and in this room were hanging
IN q pistols belonging 10 DIR. Thackery.
Sir Richard retired 10 bed about haitpsst
twelve, and about one o'clock DIR. Thack-
cry heard Il noise, apparently proceeding
from the room occupied 10y DIR. Croft,
and sent "a female servant To ascertaiii
the cause; she returned, Sa ing She found
The Doctor i'm bed, and conceived him To
be asleep. A short time after slnllar
noise was heard, aud the servant was a.
gain sent. She raped at the door, but
received no answer. This circumstance
created alarm, III consequence %! which
the door OF his apartment WAS broken o.
pen. Here shocking spectacle presented
itself the body OF Sir Richard Croft
was living OH The bed, shockingIy man
gled his arms extended over las breast,
and pistol in each liand.~-Opc of The
pistols had been loaded with sings, the %
Their vilii ball Both were discharged,
aud the head Of the unfortunate gentle
man was LITERAL, blown to pieces
The state dress in. which Josep. Bona
parte appeared as sovereign of Spain, at
his first ie,cr, is at ibis time exposed for
sale in the window OF an old clnjhcs shop
at the west end ef Loncon. The coal is
OF the finest blue cloth, most superbly
embroidered IN gold down all The seams.
cuffs, collar aud pockets, with oak leaves
and acorus, and il is said originally 10
have cost between two and three hundred
pounds.
From Mr. Topliii, our Boston Cores
pondent, we have received Il file of Cal
cutta papers 10 the 18Th of December.
IN. y. Gaseite
An insurrection had broken out in some
OF The dis,rl. Is of Ceylon, in which Mr.
Wilson, assistant resident al Badula, had
been murdered. Sir Robert Browning,
the Governor, has declared the disturbed
districts under martial law.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 49,. The cholera
morbus has ragged with violence in the
centre division of the army. The total
loss amounted. by the latest accounts, to
6 officers, l75 Europeans, and 365 Sea-
poys. OF the camp followers, no correct
account can be given.
Accounts may be daily expected of
decisive blow being struck against the
Pindarees, now assembled in the neigh
borhood OF Scrange. Gen. Marshall and
Col. Adams were advancing upon them,
and according 10 the latest Information,
We're wibina short distance OF their po-
Siiiou
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LAW IMTELLIGENcE

BOSTON, April iI.-Ou Monday last,
Palmer, Wilson and Gallinghan, who were
part OF the crew of the Bueuos Ayrrs
privateer, who were indicted at the last
term OF the Circuit Court of the United
States, In this town, OH ci,argr ofpiracy,
were brought before the Hon Judge DA-
Wis, by writ of hdbeas corpus issued al
the motion Of Messrs. J. T. AUSTIN and
OTIS, jun. VITO had been Counsel for The
prisoners.
The decision of the Supreme Court of
the United States, OIL the questions re-
served al the trial of the pri. oners, having
been mad known TO thejudgr, il appear-
ed that the acts aIIedged against them,
were moi cognizabie as crimes under the
laws OF the United States, and they were
accordingly discharged from, imprison-
ment. CeRti,set
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MIR. MOSES DAVIs-As }ou afe noI an lnha5i.a,,.
w OF this commonwealth, you hereby informed
that on MONDAY The 25th day Of May next between the
hours Of n. and n. Of that day aud so to con
uHue from daj Ia day shall proceed al the Office Of
commissioners Edward { Davis, in the city Of Rlcb
mOud 10 iake the depositiOns Of james Bootfight and
others aud also Oh Saturday ihe Goth day n May nest
between the hours VI 4. and y. Vffhat day and
to continue from day 10 DAY shall proceed 10 take
lhc dispositions Of William Wht a. bis horse in a. e
tJ Of Washington and a'se on Thursday, the fth day
Of June neNt between The hours OfB 3d. and r. st. Of
tlat day, and ~ Continue from day 90 day. shall
proceed - take tue dispositions OF Thomas While at hts
Own house in The city Of New ToTk all to be used iu
evidence ~ suit depending in the superior court
Of chaBcery or the Richmond district wherein We are
plaintiffs and you defendant.
VtCrOfKE z. A. LhF0RESr.
ANNE r. A. LAFORhSl,
6g ". n. POifioHr, their
guardian and nett fiend.
ID 80
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MAIL ROnRERY.

VIII M
We this day publish list OF the notes
reco> cred in Philadelphia, irom the per-
sons concerned in tic roJbery at Hayr
de Grace. Six days had moi elapsed
from the dale of the robbery, upsilall the
perpetrators were safely lodged in prison.
Independent Of the vigilance OF tile po-
lice, the principal reason, To which may
be attributed the early detection of the
robbers. is, that the kind OF money trans
mltted by Mail, is such as is no; negoti-
able, and cannot be passed, wi,hou, first
being endorsed by the person to whom
1t was intended TO be conveyed the at
cmpt to pass such money, at once crea-
ed suspicion, and II has been owing to
this, that the late robbers were so soon
detected. The amount of negotiable
notes III the robbed mail was tritling, COM
pared to those which were not negotiable,
and which answered no other purpose.
but TO lead to The detection of the rob-
bers.
Oui of upwards $500, 600 contained in
that Mail, 2SS, 900 were in checks aud
drafts payable 10 order, which were re-
Iected by The robbers as they knew that
they would be OF 70 use 10 them; about
$4,000, were in Post Notes; they dill
know, however that Post Notes PAYABLE
10 order, would be as useless as check,
or draft, but because they looked like
common bank notes, they laid hands on
them.
Thus il appears, that in consequence
OF the cautious mannerinw which our mer-
chants and Others transmit money, IL ho'
the sum IN amount, contained in the rob
bed mail was very large, YET if was al
most entirely in such notes and bills that
could not pass, and as far as we have as
certained, but 81 dollars were in negotia-
bic bank notes, for which trifing and
pallry sum The persons concerned in
The robbery have put their lives in jeo-
pardy. Er9,6iia GaS.
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NORFOLK, April l5.--We understand
from satisfa tory authority, that tile Pre-
sident oftle United States, will visit Nor
folk. on or about the 10th of May. We
also learn that the Commissioners APP
pointed TO survey the entrance TO the Che
sapeake, Hampton Roads, &c. will be
here aboui the LIST of May, 10 resume their
operations, which were suspended last
winter, i'll consequence of the inclemeney
oil the season. Bey0fd
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Aprnq1

NTALUtBlE LAND FOR SALE...... The iaud In lie
' comfy Of Gloucester belonging to the estate Of
John Srawe dec advertised Tor sale the 2Oih Feby
last not having been disposed Of that day the
viii positively be- sold 10 the highest bidder at Clouces
ter courthouse, Monday, the fih ~ MAY nrxt....
Turns one thousand dollars in cash. the balance in
two annpl payments. JOHN B. SEAWELL. Eror.
April - u26t
A WATCu IUsr-Iost between The nre fafnoike
n road aud Rockets. on Friday morning iasf plain
SILVER tTCu, made By }. Bell London. numbered
esq, and carsd strong double lnk gold chain, asd
small ronnd KY attached 20 The watch. The hudcr
viii receive reward Of ave dollars " eft with No
REUBEN ioHNsOS, o. SrOf rSW0oD BRADLEY.
Ap-i,cl. ii2Ct
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MR.. CLAWS MOTION.


We are authorised aud desired TO state,
that The view taken by Mr. HOLMES, of
Massachusetts, IN discussing MIR. Clay's
proposition, discovered lis most perfect
accordance with the course adopted and
pursued by the executive In regard 10 The
South American provinces. Mr.. II. cou-
sidered The proposition, whatever might
he the intention, as perfectly harmless,
merely placing money IN the hands OF the
President, TO be used for The purpose Of
sending minister 10 Bmcnos Ayrcs, pro-
yided the President should deem il pru-
dent and proper. Many Of the gentlemen
who were IN favor of the measure, voted
from the same motives and this vote is
no evidence that there is the least danger
of schIsm in the republicans party. IN
"a few days we shall publish Mr.. iIoIuics's
speech, from which the public will Judge
for themselves. BGh. Pat.
SPANISH RELATIONS.
We understand, that tbe question dis
cussed in the committee OF foreign rela-
tons, whether il should b. recommended
TO Congress 10 auiliorise tie President 10
take and occupy the Fioudas until our
claims on SPAN were adjusted, was decid-
ed IN the negative as follows :....I EAs,
Mr.. EoRsYrH, of Georgia, Mr.. ROBERT
OF Massachusetts. MIR. BARBOUR, Of Vir-
ginia, MIR. TALLMADGE and MIR. POR-
TER. of New York.-Mr. MILLS, Of Mas.
absent. 10.
We learn, on The authority Of letters
from Charleston, s. G. (says the Wash
ingfon CITY Gazette that Com. AURY's
squadron, consisting Of six eSsclS, having
on board 800 troops, commanded by Col
Irwin, sailed rom thence, OF The Glib ins!.
for ST. Bartholomew.
New ORLEANS, March 2.-No doubt
remains Of the unfortunate exit OF The gal
liant NINA: he was executed almost iin
mediaiely after being made PRISONER 10
is reported that twenty four Spanish Off
GERS have been executed to revenge las
death.
FAYETTEVILLE, April I0.-We under
stand the Steam Boat Norfolk, intended
,c piy between NcwberH and Elizabeth
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FAYETTEVILLE, April 10.-We under
stand the Steam Boai Norfolk, intended
a. piy between Ncwbern and Elizabeth
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Ci;y. has commcared her run under HE
most ilattering and propitious circum-
sianccs-connccied with line of slages
owned by Messrs. Charles and Peter Nal
lett ofil,is town, and Captain Bell f New
bern, TO correspond with lhc arrivals and
departures OF the steam boat.
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Extract Of letter dated st. Thomas, Warch
II, TO a commercial house IA New York.
g Our accounts from the Main are 10
the lst inst. Several battles, fought near
Calabosa, with varied success, on either
side, and ultimately terminating in favor
of the Kings troops, had caused a mo-
mentary perpleXity amoHg the inhabitants
OF Caracas and Laguira: bui confidence
was about restoring, aud The embargo
that had been laid on all shipping fort
night previous, was taken Off" IGax.
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To p. Juan Bspti,,a Psr,i ioo NV .'ii.ho

~ subscribe ASCENT for tn plopricdI ofai,e .i,s
i RAJ Miii- kerps constantly SAFE OIL very f.vn,
aole Terms F, IF Eff GUNPowDER wlieh h. 49,,
Iahss 10 be equal in quality any manufactured IN ,i
la,'n.s,a- h BikGR Dock row
knff
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COMMISSIONERS appointed To omen ooks 10
= reeve subscriptions ia lie tty az r. I'll Von ~
passeu atlle last SESSION oi tire legislature rnti
.'o on dc' Incorporating cciupant 70 estabIit a.
n "hica'i"n halwern the waters OF Rosu,Ic river
hu ulose WINCH iali int" Chovan river and m. 81
. Vets ana Other water Courses int.rnediaTe b.,rr
d"y o. theI aud The river Potomac will prn,c.e n,
open looks and receive subscriptions a, lie swsn
saSeIn ~ said Guy on the last Monday in this nion,h
continue mem open unit The period appointed by
nlI' - Tom
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peru, 10 correspond WIFI Tue arTlEalS aifN
departures OF the steam boat.
AUGUSTA. Geo. April ~ In addition
Ia our lasi ad,ices, we have received the
following particulars from AN authentic
source.
On the 10Th ult tie army arrived at
Fort CadsIen, and on Tie 23d had nearly
completed formidable fort of tia, name.
/, takes It's name from The aid Of General
Jackson and Is erecting al the Negro
Fort that was dt stroyed by Col. ClNnch.
which is within Gu miles Of ST. Marks.
aua in the very heart oi lite Spanish cou,i-
try. A movement will be made against
h,ickasuck ec on the 26ih. Il is probable
the army Will visi, Pensacola before lis
return, as ii is supposed the indians will
fee TO That place for protection.
SAVANNAH, April ll.-Col Marshall,
commanding the lsi regiment in his city,
received orders last evening, from the
major general 81 The lst divisIon, requir-
icy him 10 hold his regiment in readiness,
subjected 10 march al a moments warn
ing-cach man IN be provided with sixty
rounds Of ball cartridges. The order has
been complied with through he co onel.
We understand that similar ordrr has
been matle e,p the whole siate-ilIe object
OF which we are moi at This time prepared
10 say.
Extract eta lettertrom amelia Island, datod
AN INST. to a gentle,namin this city.
+" Report from ST. Augustine says, that
SIX HUNDRED European veterans are eX-
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NgULBERKY GROVE FOR S4LF---yVIII -. -.,J----,- a.
4FA the highest bidder tie premises on tl,e ION
naJ ol hPril ensuing. that beautiful farm whefron the
late PTeftyigaf Bierrp dec. lived osa d. 49,
name OF BURBERRY GROVE, IyiBQ on ne waters . {
STATE river Buckingham county Va-It contaps ah,et
100 acres ABOUT one bsfof which is cicsrrd srd T.,
Tor cultivation The Other moiety b we'll SCI with an,
her u various kinds. '
This farn h situated n yer, healthy IS Ell 90 .st
10Y avg respfctabe neghoorho"d, and few stua ,is
equal 40 point ~ convenience 10 heinz ~ Tie vicinity
az several mcgcaAt mills ana small towns Where ~ AZ
C"ininaEas within sX pence OF the Rcl niosd u,afset
price the distance heween DO md tie Common -
ohy 1ur niiee, JcneSs MILLS Eve miles Hooker d.
SIX miles the virginia and Diamond do Is u.,tes 49,
warren ana Eeht creek DO. N miles, Wsrmnafrr a.
miles, Ne" Canton ard caiia sboVt25 miles LsBclntrr
40, Richmond so riles Tti7 iitc rnoef other t5rfc
land 10 IT'S vCintv ie fertile ard veil adaefad y, 49,
growth 0f wheat, con-, tobacco, clover 6e re- Tbis
tract Of country fof ibe growth q theats s-7trty
egHaled hy any other section 81 fhe siate 1fs a-r s
q good heart and has moi ire ifsr Ter q, ef 4.
acres ri 0aiacd land he whole srd is.vr itt,',
t0med me nosi ley, aud heardfu farm yof tie sgt-s
eAer'j above tide waitf Jpor 10 no dwefiiss loo,
kuchfu, daify. fniok thousp. icchaaac harm grt-a,
and other huuscs together wih n,frier ~ g III .cie
60 rot uee, af appies, prachcs. pt2ts cherries i,
&C. ftoU tno ~" experiment. ra1e @ith paiftst N
tbs ncshbnihofd % Is couidfnfY Believed ns berss.
cai effects viii not be sur"a sen tt sfy cttts sycfcf
Ire state. This fafiuif veil U0ub ue auction ,fi
nie9 Gentlemen seri fev such IRE brough, into lie
market az the present dsy
Nr. yuei Arse eeeisccr on tac pstriisss ~, b.,
hthw Nsseel ,wrl shoW ti's land ~ our sfreuce -
Possession" vii DC sivcn nflt fe urv s1oyrb to ass
~ 4 crop ~ Nhrai JAMS Merry
Fslrusr, o. et1s.
- The sale ~ Sf4lbcrrg Gyasc has tesu posrpo.
Ntp unit 'ie 2r HeffnB f9 Na0 setf b. O.. inr .e-,
DAY. a vbch time % win uosiucey be- cold m az eaft
Unrchste tnortv o. De paid tls isf 81 O,..-r rtst
ind RE hsiaH.e ia three reHs annual s.s.fa
'ih ufed pt Uti oa the iaut o rt-afe Size -. .s.
ara rockingham Arfs. rt-t
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+ $500 StLt OF HANDWARF by /y3fgr
- 'MIn q h0hy, New York. On Friday I,sb asa
- ~ 1" O'Clock In the Long Room of Inc Teni,ns
@"hee hInseI280 packages fresh ifpo ted harev.rs
;n p'a'ss ware adaery auo heay5 sop, oor,p,i.
my Cuoice assortment OF eTy article In the In.
Particulars in future advertisements in he wv
the sale. ~" ~ h'aoe hnuWD ~
n a he sale viii rosuveIy take place ON 81. AZ.
afnN ,,til.at i'eSS W lie ofy
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Oi.Nt beng desiOi,s,f ,eiling and cioSir, NV
eNrcutoishiP OF the eetatc Of The lar. ,,s ~ ~
Sydnor dec a persons having claims ara,a, ,h' ~
estate are requested press nj them for
J. - ai'" p-!nlent within sin months from ,be a.,s
- sha al that time deliver over L. Hose ,,
usu 70 distribution, such may then w.
S wheh this notice will be plead In sa, 10 s,
charge Inc as executor OF The same. W" ''e" 70
ptcbn,o,, . RAWLEfGH BOWMAN.
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RICHMOND, APRIL 2l.
FOR NM rNpuIRER.

FOR InE ENQUIRER.
10 the FTeehciSers of the counties ef Baporer,
Hen'fco, Ne'r Kent, Charles City, and the city
~ ffichmopd
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april 81.

~ virtue oid deed Of trust eNCcnteG 10 m, h, Ise
- Mdjih 20 secure the payment Of a certaiu sun, ~
nhi'nry 'hefeIh heHoned-Wi be seId 10 Tie bieb,s,
uuoef oI cash. on Saturday, the IOh ~ kIry s,st ~
tehIl L'psCombs t'eiB, two mis beI,.v Cumbe,i., a
courthouse, certain parcel OF land lying in Crnls,
sonny adjoining I've lands Of Henry Iipfcan'b Jan.s
AIeh, &C. containing one hundred and nftyonr 80,
more OF less, being the same the said - :,
bought Of Hezektsb Ford q Co '@ '-'tA
pril 2I. -. - at,tts.
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~ ofiCR.-Will be sold OF The premises 10 fl,e h-i
y est Bidder, on NafErduy, Me IGtk afaV sc,f a
TRACT or LAND, lying Spring creek IN pfinee
EDWARD county, adjoining the lands jesse h cAnns
Jacob Morton, aud Others, containing abort IN, han
bred and seventeen acres, in good repair Tor eronni,
and well adapted TO the culture Of corn, vlrat a,d
grounds. ~ ~"
balance in three equal animal payugeus y0,session az
be eiven IN December next with Iiert, Of soy,i,,s
crop OF small gTan ~ good time Tie sale will be con-
Quoted by Samuel Allen. Who is fully AUTHORIZED
Charlotte April p. t+o,d.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
april
District Of Columbia,
County of .ile.r.M fria,

County Of .iIe.rmlria, SIS.
I'm the petition If WILLIAM FOSTER,
I an insolvent debtor, confined IN the
Jail of Alexandria county Tor debt-No-
tee is hereby gwen to the creditors "f the
said VIM. Fe- ter that on the first Monday
il Nav next, at 9 A. N. at the Courthouse
# the said county, the oath prescribed by
the act of Congress of the United states,
entitled an act 20, the relief OF insol-
vent debtors within the District # Co.
lumbia," will be administered to the SAID
insnlvent, and a trustee appointed, unlass
sufficient cause to the contrary be then
aud there shewn. Ordered, that this mo-
ice he advertised in bath papers publish
ID in Alexandra, unce week for three
times bnfore the said first Monday in
May next.
By order of the hon. VIM. Cranch, CHI
,rhga of the United States Cifcuit Court
ior the District of Columbia.
G. DENEALE, c. c.
april l8 3w