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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-12
u,w To EXAMINE A WITNESS.
DralnqiiS PerSOnR.

INV TO EXAMINE A WITNESS.
Draan4iis PerSong.
c.,,osIIor BorHERuA-JoHS PLAINLY.
IIusei.or. A'um! hem Your
name is John Plainly
Witness. Yes, Sir.
r. Nhat are you?
" am matchmaker.
a 4 matchmaker Pray was you
never a linen draper
~. No, never.
e. What, are you sure you was ne
YER a linen draper!
~. Yes, AN sure.
r. And where 10 you live?
~ In Clerkenweil.
4 1 don't ask you whether you live
N CIerkeuwell-you might as we'll tell
me YOU live in Dublin Or Mexico. What
street do you live in!
w. On Clerkenwell Green.
C. o! you do, DO your and pray
how long have you lived there
-. Six or seven years.
C.. Six or seven. pray recollect your
sols-how much more than six VI tess
than se'Gn!
~. can't precisely say, perhaps
ak years and half.
C. Perhaps-we have nothing to do
with perhaps. Remember You are upon
oath.
y. 1 can't say am certain not
seven years :.
G. Now, Sir, you say you have lived
nat unite seven years upon CicrkcnMeli
Green, aud you are vat, mnak"r; re-
collect yourself, was you ever III pub
Vic n"nSe!
o.. Yes.
= C.. y. you were. what suppose
nrett 81 TN. IL tue ira b VAS known!
u. les. now anu then.
&. sApp"sc ohce ii day, hat
". No, very seldom a1IVe once Il
wPCh.
C.. What house do YOU frequent
-. h. Kings H'%d.
C.. Now rcCOil,CC your: ll--remem
Der ynu are upon oath-Mas You never
at tie Cai ani Fiddle!
u. MOI that knnw of.
T.. su sMcar You never Was mind
what I say. Gentlemen Of The Jury
pray atgcnu IT, Ihts-Iou swear you ne
yer MAS al the Cat and Fiddle /?
~. No, Iinnt sWear it-a man may
90 mao public h"usc occasionally With
out observing the sign.
C.. dom.t ask you what a man ma.
do-do You swear yoI never was at the
CAT!
~. can't say any more.
c. sir, you must not answer so--re.
member YOU are upon oath-but as you
never wa, at the Cat-do You know the
prisoner at The bar /?
". rccolleCt him on the night the
ROBBERY happened.
c. doa.t ASK you about the robbery
do you kuow the prisoner at the barr
~. No otherwise than 4 said-l Sat
him knock DOWN.
q. Stop, fellow, We DON'T ask YOU to
say that.
~. have nothing else to say.
L. And pray nav what miSht yos
sec suppose You know ysu are upon
oath?
IHItness here gives an account Of the robbery]
l.. Are you sur ii 'Ns, Orahny ana
water the nr;Sonrr drank
W. Ies heard h,m ask for it.
G, That's pretty 'ea>ou--aeCause
you heard him ask for li-but can you
swear h" got it !?
W. Yes, Jaw il in his hand
e. Why did not you say so before /?
We don't want 10 know what you heard.
Now, Sir. be upon !our Suard--lhs
is matter Of lie aud deatt--he serious
SIR. aud declare upon your oath wheth-
er there as any sugar in his brandy
and water!
W. can't tell. I believe not.
L. No trifling here feiloW,---speak
out was there or was there not sugar
IN his liquor!
". / say, Sir. don't remember.
{. Come reCollect yours lt--y gu
can't remember any thing of a lump OF
sugar? Pray what did the prisoner say
whcn he attacked the person who was
robbed!
". Idon't recoilect much--he swore
at aim.
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Henry p. Whitney.

Corner Of Prince 7 Faarfar streets,
RESPECTFULLY. acquaints his custo
~ mers and the public in general, that he
has just received well assorted stock of
SeasOnable Goods,
consisting of superiine fine, common 4. coarse
cloths, cassImeres, cassnetts. velvet cord fan
nels with good assortm't of domestic goods
of different kinds together with hats, boots
and shoes; all of which will be sold cheap for
cash, and Franklin and Mechanics Bank pa
PEI received in payment.
Every description of ready made clothing
constantly on hand at the lowest prices, and
any kind of second. hand clothing taken IN
exchange for new.
september 2a wfm4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-12
For Rio Janeiro.

For newport 8 New Bedford,
sas, The schr. RESOLUTION. E FL
SsS3s.lis, master; has most Of cargo EN-.
gagged. and viii sail soon For freight of 200
barrels, or passage, apply To-
Il. II. ROWLAND.
Hho has for sale,
- hhds and 200 bbis muscovado sua airs.
10 mo TIN slulh3I
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Betting (lOtGs.

TEHHE subscriber has on han (and intends
a keeping an assoItm't OF hoiilng cloths,
of very superior quality, which will he sold
low, ny the piece ur otherwise. liberal DIS
conn, will be made to those who purchase 10
sell again, JoNAlHaN 1ANNtf.
august Ie th&m IN
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IN Evening school

WIZ ILL b. opened al tn MEt HANGS
w HALL On NJ inlay. the 18Th instant.
Hours of ion. from SIX until nne clock
The terms will be moderate
A. G BONNER.
October IL tulhs3w
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september 81 dtl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-31
Richmond, July 28.
CREW OF THE lRREsIsTABLE. E


Yesterday, Mr.. Stanard, the U. States
attorney for this district, addressed the ju-
ry on the case Of Samuel Poole, indicted,
under the act OF the last session OF con-
gress, for practically robbing aSpanish YES
sci. or vessel, whose name was unknown,
of Spanish nilled dollars.-He was follow.
ed by Messrs, w. Wickham and A. Ste
yenson. Oh behalf Of The prisoner MIR.
S,anard closed the argument on the part OF
the United States.
Chief Justice Marshall then charged the
jury, and concluded with telling them,
that it was impossibIe-the act OF congress
could apply to any case. it it did not to
this; yet, the standard referred to by the
act of congress must be admitted TO be so
vague as 10 admit some doubt: The wri-
tiers on The law of nations give US no dehnl-
tion of the crime OF piracy. Under the
doubts arising from this circumstance the
court recommended 1t to the jury to Ind a
special verdict which might submit the law
to the more deliberate consideration OF the
court. The jury retired for few moments,
and brought in verdict. which. being
slightly altered with their consent, Is as
follows:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-31

kiftAe plandef OF q Spanish vessel on
the high seas in April. 1919. by the crew
of vessel sailing and cruizing at the time
under no commission whatever, which'
crew had previously cruized in private
armed vessel commissioned by the govern
mcnt of Buenos Ayres, Spanish colony al
war with Spain. and while on such crI:ze,
in the month of March, 1919, had rutinI.
ed, confined their officers, LETT that private
armed vessel, and seized by violence the
Irresistible, vessel at that time cruizing
under the government of Artigas, then also
at war with Spain. and the said vessel 1.-THE
Irresistable) when so seized lying 10 the
port of Margarilta and while thus cruiz-
ing in the Irresistible without any COM
mission, committed the robbery charged in
the indictment, be piracy under an act en-
titled " An act to protect the commerce Of
the u. States and to, punish the crime Of pi-
racy,'' then we fird The prisoner, Samuel
Poole, guilty OF the piracy charged in the
indictment if the plumber above stated be
not piracy, under the said act of congress,
then we find him not guilty.
MADISON WALTHALL.'
The jury being discharged, the court
proceeded to the trial of the other prison
ers named in the same indictment.
~ We understand that about twelve
Of them were tried last evening-and that
the jury returned special verdict similar
to the above-in the case of Poole.
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Camp Meeting,

There will be camp meeting he'd o.
the llth Of AUGUST next, in the county "
St. Mary's, Maryland, on Snow Hill Mf
nor, on the south side of St. Nary's n'eh
about Eve miles from its mouth, on loo
lands Of Mr.. Wa. Bennett. The rIVef'
navigable for vessels Of any descript'oo~
and the harbor excellenk
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-31
Alexandria Volunteers.

A special meeting for drill, will be he'd
at the Armory, on Saturday evening, at"
early hour.-A iull meeting is desired.
By order,
WIN. DEVAUGHN, LIST Sergt
july 80
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kM Exchange Coffee House >M
&&& MARINE JOURNAL

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. July w.
No arrivals this day.
Sloop Ocean, Middleton. hence ai''
ed at Norfolk, eth inst. 4 days.
STATE Of the Weather. :, n.
July q9.-At3P. N. SO degrees 70 IT,; ~
shade--in the sun, Is5 degrees--''
Wind N. W.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-31
- ,osr OFFICE RoBBERy.

A youth who was formerly employed IN
,bs ci,y Post Office Of this place, we learn
~. bseo discovered purloining letters cou-
.,,;n;or money. He was examined yesser-
a.v confessed the fact, and was commit
,sd toiail for trial--a proof that great eau
lion Is required in selecting suitable per-
sons tor ,ransacting business in this impor-
,,ot department. The depredations COM
mit,ea, we understand, however, are IN
considerable. Tothe promptitude and vi.
s;iance of the postmaster, we are indebted
for the discovery of this nefarious practice.
washington Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-31

Capt. Trenchard is appointed to tn
command of the U. S. ship of war CYANE
now lying at the Navy Yard. The Cyan
is nearly equipped for sea. lf6sd.
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The folIowssg article, translated from
French paper, contains further evidence Of
~ kpnaniiy oS our brave searnen. Cap
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-04
Violence.

ON Saturday evening last, about II O..
" clock, was sitting on the quarter.
deck Of my vessel, when man on board
craft not far from me- began to mock The
watchmen; and they came down, and he
made bis escape. One Of them came Ga
board my vessel, and took me by the Shout.
der, saying to the others. this 10 Tie man.
l Immediately told them they were mista.
KEN was not the person, for he was in
the other vessel. showing them-bvt all 10
vain you are the man, and will swear
it.. said one OF them. Now | am determin.
ed if money can do me justice, and can re.
lieve men from being dragged from their
vessels by violence, to that dirty place
called the watch.house, to prosecute for the
assault, as do not know what other re.
dress can get. If men are to be treated
in this way, am sure no decent person
will come to the wharfs Of Alexandria. AT.
ter taking me, my hands being in the cabin,
they hauled the slider over, and fastened it
so they had to remain there until they
could alarm the neighboring vessels to re.
lieve them from the cabin. Iappeal to the
public, whether peaeeable man should be
hauled through the streets by a parcel Of
men who do not know their business.
ROBERT HEPBURN.
Master Of the sloop Fri, Of Washington
May4 ST
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-04

Tansier Bay Or the asth inst. with Tie
following intelligence as 10 the state Of the
public health in Barbary.
AtTangiers. the appearances Of the ces-
sation Of the Plague. were less promisiu 6
than at the time OF the schooner's last visit.
the deaths from the 9Th 10 the 2ad instant.
amounting to e5, large proportion of
which were Jews. several of whom had re-
covered from the sickness of last year.
In Tetuan the deaths were stated TO
continue at from 90 to e5 daily. At Fee.
the deaths, to The 9TH inst. were at the rate
of about 10 per diem. while some reports
make them exceed loo.
Letters from Rabit, of the 17th inst. re-
port the plague to be continuing its rava.
ges there to great extent, as well as at
tarach and Arzila.
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Bank of Potomac.

May 3, 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen the stockboI.
IN ders of the Bank OF Potomac, that
dividend of three per cent has been decIar.
ed on the capital stock for the last six
months. which will be paid them or their
representatives on WEDNESDAY the 5th inst.
Nav St c. PAGE. Cashier.
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Boston, Ap-il 81,
LATEST FROM THE SPANISH MAINE.

LATEST FROM THE SPANISH MAINE.
Capt. Twycross who arrived at this port
yesterday 80 daysfrom Santa Martha states
that Official accounts had been received at
that place, that Sir Gregor M'Gregor with
bis squadron of six sail from Aux Cages,
with le or 500 troops had landed near Por-
70 Bello-all the inhabitants we're under
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ALEXANDRIA,:
TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1919.

The President Of the United States ARR
we'd at Charleston on the 26th ult.-He was
received with proper demonstrations of reg.
pect for the Chief Magistrate of the Unto,
by the citizens ofthat place.
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Mn. SNowDEk,

Mn. SNowDEK,
never witnessed more indifference and
apathy in time of fire, than on SATURDAY
! evening last. The number of persons on
the spot were comparatively very small.
by their exertions however, and particu.
.larly Of some prai:eworthy citizens On The
roof, the fire, as il happened. was subd,ed
before any great injury was sustained-
But what would chiefly advert to in this
short notice is, the conduct Of some gentle.
men. inhabitants OF the town, whom saw
standing at different corners, some within
two squares. some still nearer the scene
with their aims folded, as calmly as if thet
had been admiriDg the beauties of a moon
light evening. will answer for it thew
have no interest iii that neighborbood but
they should recollect that such CALAMITY
may betal them, (if indeed they have any
property. which, from their conduct, very
much doubt) and that if they do not assist
their fe. low citizens they may naturally ex-
pect TO be treated in the same way when
placed in the same situation say nothing
OF the want OF every good feeling, which'it
evinces, to see them look on, and through
lazmess, pride, or some more unworthy
motive, see their neighbours property des.
troyed, without an effort on their part 10
save it A STRANGER.
Captain Simmons, of the brig Despatch,
who arrived at Boston on Monday, in Al
days from Messina, left at that port the U.
States ships Franklin and Guerrero, and
brig Spark. The frigate United States sail.
ed tence on the 9th March, bound home,
and the Erie sloop OF war sailed for Mar.
settles on the 9Th. The sloop Osprey Ga.
vel, of New. Haven, sailed for New-York
on the 9th. The Favorite had been 10 DAYS
in port. The brig Olive was dischargrng
at Leghorn. Several slight shocks of an
earthquake had recently been felt a, Mes.
sina.
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For Freight,

IN The new and fast sailing brig co.
kLUMBUS, Joseph Hunter, master,
burthen about 100 ibis and now ready 10
receive cargo. Apply TO
May4 JOHN H. LADD g. co.
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IN Exchange Ce6ee-Hou.s >kM
!S&&M ARINE JOURNAL.M &
PORT OF ALEXayNDRI8.. .May 8,
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schnr. Friendship, Delany, from Rich
mond, with coal, to Thomas White, and
mahogany to }. McCobb.
Schr Midas, Bears. IL days from Boston;
assorted cargo to merchants of the district,
and junk for the navy yard. Seven passen.
gers. On 25th ult. Cape Henry bearing
N. w. by w. loo miles distance, the wind
blowing strong, and very confused sea,
carried away the foremost. three feet be.
low the crosstrees. This is the vessel re.
ported in Hampton Roads, few days since
with the loss of foremost
CLEARED,
Schr Midas, Bears, Georgetown.
Schr Elizabeth, TolIey, hence, ar at N.
York 30th ult.
Schr Malyins. Curtis, hence, at St. Bar.
tholomews 9th ult.
Schr Union, Hnekley, 81. at st. Georges,
Bermuda, for this port Sd Ult.
Schnr. Henry. Clay, hence, for Havana,
was spoken 18th ult. lat So go, Ion 72, out
3 days.
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arms, and Indians and troops from the cov,
try were ordered to that place to defend i,
Patriot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-13
MORE CHEAP GOODS

Are this day ofening, al Me above stand,
- EAL bargains, bought for cash, at auction, in
~ Boston among ,chicl are--
Whole pieces of India Cottons, for only 4s6 ner
piece undress'd C.coes, again for 20 cents hiee,
red and purple CoppcrpIates Cslicoes. for ~, is
yard elegant A and 8.4 Canton Grape sh&sls
black and coiorcd Nsnkin and canlon ,r.p.s. rsr;
cheap; India and Spanish linen t.,co,s ID ,srcr
assortment Of the eheapest Bombese,s ~ h..~,
be~r offered 10 ,hi, kosn for many noers. s,lors
dtsb, olive, brow1, b.uc, black, and cinnamon
Eso1bas;as h'ack arp drab PLAIN black. , rsS gaA
lswsiseu Lus,rings rsc I<Agannnes plaid SIT 'sse;
kcrchiefs. 90 cts esef Russia cotton and O,n ili-
apers. very cheap mere cheap book wusi,ns tiik,
cottcn and worsted Hose and half Hose Cainbrlcs
90, from 2s6 to $50; Chex again for Cd por ward
black l.ustrings. rs cts lace half Handkerchief.
only 6s Real India Book Musns biack and whe
English silk Gloves black Sstins and piotcnines
for vests; white and coIored Ma.seiilcs Cuttings
white, lead and mxd cotton Hose Zoe only O. prs
pair Italian, French and Canton Grapes irish ehl
German Linens, from Is to IS ladies' Jiack nv.
dressd beaver Gloves black and white "a and 84
cotton Shaw!s double shotted do; res, mcrno do.
cotton imitation do large lot cotton lace, for only
Is per I'd very cheap foor Csrpeting cotton fsg.
black silk, Hag q bandsnns Hapdke hefs Ameri-
can shirtings and sheetings, very lows colerain.
Madspoleen. steam and power loom Shirtirgs; Gle.
giant straw Bonnets, Of the newest patterns.
GJ A few Of Doct Watts Hymn Books. arrsng.
ed hy Mr. Winchel Auy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-13

THE subscriber having had il in contemplation
4 for some time past TO publish . Register ot
his native State. which is acknowledged 10 be much
wanted, begs leave to announce that he has made
and is making such arrangements as to ensure its
completion Al period early ,as possible. proba-
bly, in the course OF four or live months.-rhis
State, il is true is small. when compared with many
of the others but correct list of all her officers,
associations and public Institutions il certainly on
that account not the less desirable is the nten
ton OF the publisher 10 spare pains 10 render The
Rhode-lsisnd Resis.er interesting possible 70
ALL particularly to the citizens of Providence Iii
intended contain complete list of the civil. ju-.
dicial and military officers Of TIE State, the meet
ings of the General Assembly. the State and Fed
eral Courts, the Friends. the different Masonic
Lodges throughout the State, together withs list
of their officers. &c Also, hst OF the officers OF
the tSruerai Government, Governors OF the States.
municipal officers Of the different towns in THIS
State. complete list of Banks and Insurance Ofi-
ces in the State, with their officers. capitals. ard
the discount DAYS of the former, post-towns snr'
Post tAIssers in Islanda aud The rrirs of lost re
ia the United States as estshtishcd by 'aw
Iw order to expedite the work as fss possihie..
II is respectfully r@quested OF ~ 1cwn,Citrxs c;'
the different towns in the state 10 furnish The pub
Usher, soon they conveniently cso. with . hst
of the cipal officers Of their sp<ctse towns
the ordained ministers, with the particular demon
ination TO which they belong, AuorDes, Ph, slcians
ard Surgeons, the public institutions and sssocia-
tions. with the date Of their formation, and he pre-
sent presiding officers of the same, for which they
will be paid reasonable compensation, IL desired
--Gentlemen Of leisure and Information would also
much obligs the subscriber, and enhance the W.
of the intended publication. by forwarding any simi-
lar ,nents, which Nigh; he interesting 20 our
citizens generally; which may be directed TO him
by mail, or sent by any other conveoien, convey
ance HuGH a. BROWN
Gazette. Office. Providence June y ~ 301
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February, he was appointed with Il
rank Of master commandant to the cor
mand Of the United States naval fore,
on Lake Erie.
Here we deem it needless to pursu
him further--what follows is now ma;
ter of American history--he stands .
the full sunlight of glory--the admir-,
: ton OF his coun,rymen constitutes ~
best panegysic: his bravery during 81.
perilous engagement for the acquisifc-
OF victory could only be rivalled by n
humanity to the vanquished afterwmCs
This is m event thar wiz not be forg 3.
ten; he has made the vases of IT,.
mighty lake the rolling monuments
his glory. With regard 10 the soI,,
the more delicate, the domestic aff;
tions--thosc that shun the blaze of put
lie admifatim and court privacy az
shade, those that may be GcnoIninalci
the tcndrils OF the human heart, til'
wound themselves around all his sturs
and more independent qualities
grandeur OF the oak was cnIlvencd az.
decorated BY the blossoms and the Z
GRANGE OF the wcodbine that enioelee
trunk, and crept III spiral rineicts arcr'
its branches. But of wha, avail is gioi
the same destroying angel that nos
hovers over Baltimore, has made 7
son of victory her victim: she has de
cd him even the sad privilege OF gr
in the land Of his anoeslors--I'ciiher =
family, his widow, his friends, nor h'
countrymen can point cut his tomt
the cnquiring stranger, and say, i'sf
s!umber tic ashes OF the Hero OF ErIe.
Fame as she walked The zodiac caIi'd aloud,
The name of PERRY from her silver cloud
Ile~ voice IN music s'oc upon his car.
Hero of Erie take your station here
lie saw the giorions vision orownd with rays
Iie saw her vestmcnt 'winkliug IN the blaze.
Ills soul delighted. ourst its mortal frame.
And soard resplenden, 10 the call OF Fame
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JOIN DYRE,

No. l06, IRAMyS.Sg'HnET,
HAS roR sALE-blacE and colored
l. Il Grapes white and black Italian do; white
and colored silk shawls black and coiored silk
liandkerchefs Gag and bandanna do, black. white
,ni green L,,striDg black, white and coored silk
{; owes silk Velvets, &c &c.
-fiso-Caicoes, - Carlisle Ginghams,
o. white Cambrics. coored and hacs Go, jsconet
a'pbrics, leno, book and India book Muslns, null
null Musins. >Dimi,ies, Napkins, sesm-ioom shirt
,g co;.ons, white cotton shawls with mer'no bor-
,.ers. plain white shawls, black damask do, gentle.
and ladies' white cotton Hose
Likewise--Am. Snirtings, Stripes. Chex x
and Ticking. Threads, &c. Aug III.
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Commissioners, Nokice.

commissioners N0fiCe.
NJE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate, for the town Of
South. .Kings,own, IN the county Of Washington,
commissioners 10 receive examine, and adjust the
claims against the Estate OF
JOHN SEGAR.
late Of south.Kngs,own, deceased, represented in.
solvent do hereby give notice. that six months.
from this day allowed 10 The creditors Of said
Estate, TO bring in and prove their espccve claims
and that we viii attend for that purpose, st the
house Of Joseph Reynolds. ihnhoijer, at Little Rest.
on the las, saturday of each month, IN the sftsr.
noon, during said period
JOHN I. NICHOLS. J r.
JAMES sHEsRMAN c'7'1'"''f'' .
Al persons that are indebted 10 the Estate ~
said deeeased are called upon TO make immediate
payment TO
JOHN sEGaH .,.-,-.----
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