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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
Notice.

TINE subscriber having assigned to Ben.
l. jamin Tay lor, James Fsssett and Al.
len Armstrong, of Philadelphia, bis goods
debts and effects, for the purposes therein
mentioned, being by them appointed 10 sell
the goods on hand, consisting Of pretty
general assortment o.
Hardware, Cutlery, Looking
glasses, Combs, &c.
and TO collect the debts-and being DESTROYS
OF closing the business as soon as possible,
he offers the goods at reduced prices, and
solicits those indebted TO him 10 pay Their
accounts as speedily as possible, to prevent
any unpleasant meas ure he shall have to IT.
sort tc if pay should be delayed.
THOMAS MOUNT.
january II tb&m3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
Married..

On Thursday evening last, BY The Rev
Mr.. Addison, Henry Addiscn, Esq. mel
chant, TO Miss Marlha E. Clage!t. both o
Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
Clover Seed.

Unity bushels Pennsy lvania clover seec'
Il just received and for sale by uu
jan5 St SAM. MESSERSMllh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
THURSDAY, JANUARY IL, 1891.


-@---.->====---=.-.--=-
A letter from commercial gentleman IN
Boston TO representative in congress, as
signs the following cogent argument, in al
dition TO the many already urged, in favor
of the establishment of an uniform system of
bankruptcy:
SPY the decision of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, in the case OF Prince VS..
Bartlett, vol. 8, Cranch's Reports, fol. 43I,
twill be perceived, that. in cases Of insol-
yency, the United States have, in practice,
no preference over other debts; and lhis.for
the want OF bankrupt law. The last an
adal treasury report shows the great losses
TO which the treasury is hereby subjected"
lNasional lntslgissncsr.
The tax on Old Bachelors, that has been
proposed on The floor of our legislature, has
excited more alarm thanwe can readily &C
count for. What measures it would be the
most advisable to adopt as substitute, we
are not at present fully prepared toi say
These parties inclinable to matrimony, are
compelled to take out license for that pur-
pose. We would barely suggest, whether
il might not be proper for those disposed to
live 4 life of celibacy, to take out license
for that purpose likewise. Another plan
may be proposed. and perhaps not attend
ed with so many endorsements, and that
is, to set up our Old Bachelors at public
auction, none to be allowed to bid who do
not belong to The respectable order OF Old
Maids The auctioneer would then pro-
coed in this manner-Mr. is now exposed
for sale who bids-once, twice, thrice,
just going-gone. AS our Legislature pro-
pose to make their fellow citizens harry by
compulsion, perhaps this will be the most
eligible mode. BALI. Morn. Chron.
Philadelphia, Januarys
SNOW STORM.
On Saturday evening about z O'Clock, it
commenced showing, and continued with
out intermission till yesterday morning, a.
bout 8 O'Clock. We should judge the snow
to have fallen nearly eighteen inches deep on
level; and for severity of cold and wind,
we do not remember to have seen il excelled
in this city. -
On Thursday night last, the northern mail
and the stage passengers were four hours on
the Susquehana river endeavoring to get a.
cross, but we're by the ice compelled TO re-
turn, and lodge with the mail on the other
side, the road round by the bridge being i'm
passibls on account OF the heavy fall of snow
The legislature of h-Carolina adjourn
on the goth ult. During the session they
passed an act TO restrain the emancipation
of slaves, and for preventing tree people of
colour from migrating into that state, and
for other purposes"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
New- York, January 6.

Extract of letter from respectable mer-
chant in Valparaiso, dated 22d August,
to his correspondent in this city.
" To-day sailed from this port very for
midable expedition against the vice king of
Lima. and we have sanguine hopes that Pc
ru will soon be free from Spanish tyranny.
This will serve for our government in mer-
camille speculations."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-11
Edwardsuiils. (Ehnois) Dec. 8.
CENSUS.

II is said that the marshal's assistant has
completed the enumeration ofthe inhabitants
of the county of Jack on, in this state, and
that the number falls 500, or more, short
of that returned two years ago. Should this
prove 10 be the case, the state of Illinois
must probably remain, the succeeding ten
years, with but one representative in con-
gress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

\ short time afterwards, Lord ard Lady
Hood, Lady Ann Hamilton, DR.. aud Mrs.
Washington, Count Vassali, and young Aus
the embarked on board the boats of one of
tie schooners IN tue oiiing, and proceeded to
the vessel which had been prepared for their
reception, and which, a few minutes after they
had reached it, hostcd its sails and left the
harhor to join the rest of the squadron.
LoNDoN, Aug. 19-The intelligence from
Vienna, Odessa, and Constantinople continues
to bear warlike character, but presents no
thing new or decisive.
The squadron with the Queens remains is
still in the harbor The river has been cover
ell with boats during the day. The squadron
will not sail Till tomorrow
Gen. Pope, who commanded the Neapoli-
tant revolutionary army, has arrived at Fal-
mouth, from Lisbon.
The Lord Chamberlain of England has is
sued orders, directing the Courts going into
mourning on the 5th ult. in consequence of
the death ofthe Queen.
One OF the London papers which we have
IN our hands, mentions that when the pro-
cesslon in the removal of the Queens body.
reached the gates of kensington Gardens, and
the mob prevented them from being opened.
messenger was sent of express to one of
the ministers for Instructions and here The
rust aSsemJidge continued for near firo hours
'oithom moring single step.
The intelligence of the death of Bonaparte
was received at Vienna on the 18th of June
The news was rapidly spread through the ci-
ty. On the 18th the court had not gone into
mourning
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
BOWdOin COHege.


THE MEDICAL LECTURES at Bowdoin COLLEGE
will commence on Wednesday, the 18th day
OF Fe bruary, 1922 . on Anatomy and Surgery bv
Nathan Smith NJ. D. assisted by demonstrate
--on Chemistry and Materia Medca, by Parker
CIedreland, Il. M.-snd on the Theory and Prac-
tice OF fhysic, by Nathan Smith, NJ. ID.
The Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery will
employ in his demons trstion new preparations.
which have been made expressly for the use of
this school.
The fee for ticket ofadmission to each course
OF Lectures is FIFTEEN DOLLARS, payable in adj
vance amounting in the whole to forty-fye dol
lars.
In order TO obtain the Degree of Doctor in
Medicine, two full courses of the Lectures must
have been attended, the last of which must have
been at this Institution.
Notice is also given, that any citizen Of .Main,.
who may need surgical operations, and who shall
offer full and satisfactory evidence Of great nov.
erty, shall have such operations and the medical
attendance necessary in such cases, free from snv
expense, provided such person is brought into
the vicinity ofthe College, so that the operations
may generally lie performed in the presence Of
the Medical pupils.
Cupboard may be obtained at Brunswick AZ
SITS week.
Brunstriek, NOrembsr IS, 1921. (sop. Grc.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
COMMUNICATION.


,r, foh THE GAZETTE.
w TN RAJ hood cowardiCe ana poGr q. scent,
&c thiiBs uat women higaly hold in nate"
" teS5 GAY u ehncment, there much tyJvf-g m
Please the Ladies, many me like a,,
Cd ana such magic IN persuasion and hing or,
tat eou'tlB mas become not only difficult at ut .lx
very abStruse science. is Win much M f6rnirv 49,,
decent honest How his course acng fronsL r
even ~ sight OF the fashionable ceremoniou crrl
OUT being laughed At and ridicue shir yonao gnr =
an ts ne csed,) Of smcohg faee double tongue snd
delicate hands IS gree ted wiki pleasant smx .nd ,i
as bosom frisni. DrluIed Girls W ~ bov tare 49,
ing friendship of your continue we hear Won IN
swei, just long n to engage orr agc,ons -, -
S'' - g ate ths aid our own fIv Bar
rms Is nor he aide the picrure IheSe charac
US are mors destructive 70 the bud Of domestic hntsy
man the caner the rose or the frost 10 rhe tender
D-us. Looking with envy and malice on those who ~,
Sc kug happiness IN mutual a-cioa and being too dsipat
~ 'S'r habits q thinking tor such enoymen,s the q,
serves Their sOe objec CRAFTY kind Of pride rhrv
@Tg h making conqusts, aud breaking up matches which
~ aug happy. ihis class OF beings Nv hum shape
HI eoneed with their possessions. and having what
sau scrice every arr &c Others a. o.
e 20 tenants az will themselves. ~ tits rari-
~ % g : rendered Kind Of circulating medium
"iilSh possession Is riore easily gained.
lo wan the heart from lis sr, and consequently br
nel urge ne yeurg l'dy into tbs belief th.r
r gro Is Ja4ie e0.rErsJ, and 81 par ls5csnf thus s-ek
Ing the acct nplishuer " their rr,ocs Al y -. .,
"eGo sFre"a bush over the brazsn brew Of npuact
~ ove nc simplicity virrt IS which ringuxhrd
good cd nov. give pI &C. 70 .r+;,
ru nalteiy ~ almost every itt. viIage IN the
Sohty, 90 say nCtbiug OF crest towns these
social a. Joy Eert-. - e'sN' INJURY q
L IS Edeed difficult 10 tell which has the n,r. dzro
m ms ien~e mind. reading many love or the
eomp any q sreh snoothfacrd Iecatefnsu-td co.or.
80 Among young Ladies', these Sz1Ozrd Je7Ys
Os"' 70 ed as Directs ~ fear and rr-t sd ~
pr at COOL moral distance. 81 onv :. onr fem ~ are
pesd ~ he BATTERIES st receive IN sdhressr of such
~ IN foFee md tTuSh q whar ,hr poet saws.
. Q heaven were ran
F En- eP9st'r'. ne WIRE perfect thsr
PLAIN DEALING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
GEORGE WARREN.

- - - - IA IA XIV.
FORE S'eet-Neor he head Of Ingrahass TTharf,
Has Just received and offers for sale
90 boxes and chests young H,son aud Sou
chong TEAS,
hhds. W. !. and 81. Croix RUM.
8quarter casks apd pipes Malaga and Lis
bon WINE.
1000 lbs best Cheese.
bsles Cotton,
~ hhds- retailing MoIssses.
casks Sperm Oil
~ casks 20I. Al and lod Nails.
~ bbls Muscoyado Sugsr,
Casks Rice,
Boxes Pipes--do. 2 by Q and 8 bv IN Glaze
Mould aud dipped Candies,
100 qr. Soxes Cigars.
% resms Wrapping PIPER,
~ Dots. ApPles-bags Of Shells,
Bsgs Perpsr-Plmento-B own Salt.
Cognsc Brsndy-American g. Hollsnd Gin
Cnerry Rum--Wihdsor snd bsr Soan
Doable refined SAT Petre,
west lndia x domestic Cuffte &C hocols,e
Cassis-Cloves-Nu megs-Losf Sugars.
Star ch-Sulp hur- Ginger +. Indigo
Powder and Shot. &c &c
Also an asSortment Of
hard q Hoilow Hare.
q Ocl0her so.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
Doct. GEORGE W. KITTREDCE-

INFORMS the inhabitants of PoRT1.rn tSat
: he has taken room ri DnHd'g Boarding. House.
neSt west OF Rev. Mr. NICHOLS Meeting House
Back Street. whore re may b. found ready u ,,si,
on those who should require his services in hs
profession.
Portland, December &c, 1921. f6rN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
OUR POPELATION

The population Of the old eastern states un5or ,hs
late census is i665aS0; Of the middle states III geo
and of the old southern states 255I215: makinq onr
aggregate OF 7.5s3743 in the thirteen original states
I'VE nine new western states contain with the Terrific
ton of about 100000 10 u. s. The states IN Which
Slavery is prohibited contain about 100000 az Ina
whole number -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
"1OM FIND y

Il appears that this unknown gentleman is deternin
lars last evening returned to the loser Of the tc
ty thousand dollars through the window of his 5wei
ling house. and passed the COMMISSIONS fnr
building Penitentiary. this morning The loss acorn.
ing by this accident therefore does not amount 70 nora
than one thousand coars.-PhiIad Gar
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

A clergyman, who was reading oils con.
gTegalion chapter in Genesis. found the last
sentence on he page 70 be, . And the Lord
gave unto Adam vile Turning over two
leaves together, lie found written, and read
~ IN audible voice. and she was pitched
within end without" lie had unhapriiy got
into The middle g . description ofNoaL's
ark.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

As the Hon. Norman Hilton was lately returning
from his scat IN Devonshre, the horse upon which he
rode formerly charger belonging 10 an officer n i've
Guards suddenly dropped down and expired. Mr..
Hiltons leg received severe confusion but ro,ui,b
standing the pain which he felt he succeeded ~ pro
curing assistance and upon opening the BODY W ~
horse there was found the haft Of bayouet III Tie Wis
cera. The poor horse Is supposed 70 have met win
this extraordinary wound at the 5attle Of Waterloo
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
SOUTH AMERICA

- By the arrival lately OF The brig Cannon from
St. Thomas, al New York, papers have been received
70 the 18th ult inclusive The only article OF inteni
gence Is the following extracts If letter from Rosario
de Cucuta dated Aug 2, which says
The Congress Is labouring day and night 10 secure
the happiness Of the people Of Colombia Ii has been
proposed 70 create fund for the purpose Of estabsb
Tag respectable navy The forces Of our navy will
be soon reduced to the sea alone
" Inc army Of the south has been considerably aur-
mented and thai Of GuayaqGi, under the command of
Brig. Gen. Sure. operates upon Quito
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
JAMES z. VANCE.
AH0rney at Lon.

attorney at Lou,
LAS taken the OFFIcE lately occ,,;,5 ~
i Charles :. Daveis ESQ. over tbe s,o-e ofvy;i
liam Evans, Midde-Street. where he will attend
to such professional business as NAV be entrusted
10 MS care Portland, Dec. l8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
TEAS;
BRAN DY f;
t c Gss'y' RUM !;
GIN :;
}wlN
CORDIAL;
nd }RAISINS
'' and ''' SUGAR.;

Molasses, Coffee, Domestic do. Chocolate.
Shells, Rice, Starch, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia,
Pmento, Pepper, Mustard, Alum, Copperas, IN
dgo, Caudles, Soap, Tobacco, Fash, Sail Petre.
&c. &c.
HARDWARE,
Consisting Of O complete assortment of
SaddIery, Knives and Forks, Pen &. Peck
et Knives, Cabinet Furniture, Butts and Screws,
Door Latches, Skates, Sleigh Bells. with varie-
~ OF other articles from the late Boston Auctions.
All Of which will be sold on the most favorable
terms. -AISO-
Philadelphia LEATHER g. Hog SKINS.
Novembe. 28, 1921. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

n. CRAM & co.
Fore-Street, Head Of Long Whag,
HAVE FOR SALE,
as S chests a,. and , 0GA'' TEAS,
souchong first quality.
IS hhds -. Croix & W. i. Rum,
10 hhds Molasses and y. f. Rum,
pipes Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin,
20 do Cider Vinegar,
10 casks of Lisbon and Malaga Wines,
10 bbls American Gin-20 do Cordials.
10 bbis and hhds MusCovado Sugar,
; boxes OF III. brown do.-Loaf do.
s bales of Prime Cotton,
20 casks of Nails-f0 do Powder.
so kegs of new Lard,
ESQ bbIs. Mess No. and Beef,
40 boxes and casks OF Raisins,
200 lbs Csssia-Lorillard's Snuff.
100 boxes mould and Dipped Candles,
Bags OF ee-Pepper-Pimento blown Salt
Bbls at Domestic Coffee and Ginger.
Boxes of -Giass-Stnrch-C China,
English and American Shovels, &c.
Also
Hard & HolLov WARE.
Nov. 81, 1921. ew
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
NEW BRUNSWICK


st. John, on b. .EoU l4.-Arrived m Ss,,rs...
brig Ihree Partners, Hitcock JAM 49, ballast TTbn
following particulars are furnished by Cant H-0n
the Sth OF Oct OF Cape Antonio, was boarded nv .
Doat manned win seven men, from a schooner Of abop,
oU tons, armed with cutlasses and long Snan;Sb 49,;
who drove the crew below leaving the marc snJ t
10 WORK the vessel with two Of the ruans threatenp
tHer IlveS same time ordering me below heating ~
WIN CuuaSS, ana two OF the marauders followed ,na
GOWN GelhdlulhS INC money obtained for nv csrro
rePlIed, the cargo was sold when left the, iJ
that story would not do, and Instantly seized mo -
inc hfoat threatened 70 put end to nv existence g
dld not gave them the money. still persisted tb.+
mere was none They called for the cooks axe and
broke up the after lockers. where unfortlnatey 49,
found No. Ibegged them for IT, telling them i ty,s ~
own they said they would take nothing that ba1onyI
70 me- IL would give them the vessels money sIii
persisted there was no more. The Chief OF the qap
tiieh went On DECK and sent one down more iniunan
than the rest who, with his Comrade seized re acai
saying repeatedly give me your money nv ;If t:Ii
goui Oy THIS thne was nearly speechlcss ard roi,,
cd to me money that was the table The, tnII ~
ned. attempted 10 stab me, then LETT me few min.
utes.to recover my breath 1 was then or1e-od -
deck and forward when rope was nIa,-4 49,. -
neck, saying II ddrnot give up the MONEY ot;ct
they would hang me-" Ipefssted again thar ,heT -
al mat was on board they immediately hoistsd me
Two OF tnree ieet from the deck beating ME most cruel
~ with a-cutass-atter remaining ub for some 49,.
they lowered me down, when On he inr nabs -
they hanled me about the deck With tie rome roul 49,
meek, jumped on and kicked me in harharors nn,,g
-lhey then sent the mate forward who fell on his
knees and begging or his life By this time recov.
ered M sell and heard them order the cook below
saying they oud Kill him if he did NOT tell whore tb
money was ne replied he knew nothing about it
lhe perhdious villains left us about noon. ana tool
from us the stern boat gaff topsai colars. sncaIing
trumpet spare rope blocks &c. also, my watch AMI
all my clothes and these of the mate and sean1en ~
Inc pirate then stood in for the land spoke the
bng Marathon (from Jam. bound 10 Ireland) which
was one mile 10 leeward and informed tbe G,n, ~
my msiortunes. Shortly after. the pirate made ~
wards the brig fired several muskets and ordered them
TO send their boat, and to be quick about Il. Tbrv
then boarded the brig, with 10 II men, and dctain
ed them about 3 hours
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE BY
GEO. w. SMITH,

---IuU'c oIIee, 00CTS OeIoW the Bank oF Portland
gSL II IN snd bordeFed Cessime ShswIs;
Black, blue, brown, Or so and mixed Broad
Cloths;
Peiisse Cloths Csssimercs.-Sstineus;
Neutrality-suspicious. worried Hose:
oos'ngs-Duffils- i bale Cerpeiing
Bombszet s-Bombs zines, very low
Crapts-hilks-Merino Haodkerchiefs
TX misunderstanding Silks-Twist:
itufes-Caiicoes-G inghsms-C 4mbrics
Mu'lns-Irish Line s-Linen Damssk:
Brown HollaDd--Buttons;
Tapes &c &c.
-dLSO,
'dmer'can Ginghoms-Checks-
6ieached and ,rabieached Shestings g. S4utings;
All 81 which will be sold a. The lowest prices.
tor cash. n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
TO LET,

l. he COUNTING Room at No. 8, Long Wharf.
Enquire Of C. B. BROOKS.
Dec. 18.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
NATHANIEL MITCHELL.

oPp0sHe on'0n Hew MfDDLE-STREET
"A % Jus' received and Offers for sale an exten.
- - she assortment OF GOODS consisting of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

COLONIZATION SocrErY.

COLONIZATION SOCIETY
Late accounts ;. the african Coast-Icters have
oeeh received from M w iltbeger, agent to the Coz
onlzauon Society and from Of the settlers an the
coast OF Africa as late as the 18th Of August The a
gents and settlers still at Foura Bay in the Col
ony OF Sierra Leone, waiting the termination Of the
RAINY season, when they expected 70 visit Grand Ras.
sa, IN hopes OF making settlement there There viii
DC 20 obstacle 70 this, but the Slave Trade which u
sun carried on IN the neigh0orhood although contrary
% me laws OF all the COVE Of Europe and Amer
lea We nave 70 ssrent the death Of the Rev Josenh
r. Andrews, who departed this life on the 28th of Lv
John smith, who went out in the Elizabeth. died "a
July OF a consumption OF those who went ont in the
Nautilus, three have died-Caleb Brander from Pc
tersburg, OF fever from mprndent exposure AFTER his
recovery from his attack Joseph Laneford from Rich
mond, near eighty years of age fever and the wife of
Lot Cary, likewise from Richmond who was sunnosc5
TO be IN consumption before she left the United Stafe
Though several of the others had been sick their dis
eases yielded readily to medicine.
HE agents write, that there is no doubt of ultimate
success TO the plans OF the Society," If perspvered N
ne hTst settlers have been removed from Sberbro Is
ana 10 Fouro Bay and although thy have epcomter
ed many unexpected hardShipS and difficulties tbey ara
not al All discouraged but all wish ID remain II Africa
nose VINO nave Ueen TO Africa and returned tbouoh
uucn respected and comfortably situated IN This comm,
~, are sill anxious 10 return and settle there HIM
eds are soliciting permission to 90 out and thousands
q others are only waiting 10 hear of a Comfortable
ana wen regulated establishment to ioin IL Amony
Doh tnese classes are many Of the most ntelgent and
most Respectable among the coored population who
would pc willing and able TO bear portion or rho
"AOle' o. the expenses OF their removal Nat Intel
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
FOR SALE.

DEW Nos in the Rev DIR. Psyson's Meeting
l. House. Enquire at this Office
Portland, Dec rs.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

PLAIN DEALINC.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25

Tyson,
Y. son and{'
Hyson Skin )
Old Cognac,
French and I
American \
Old Jamaica. ST.
W. i. n. Il. and [
Holland and l(
American ~
Real Pot.
o'chy MADEIRA,
] enerife and
| NJ alaga
Anniseed,
Foxbefry and
Peppermint
Casks, Boxes ant
half Boxes
Loaf, Lump, viii
brown Havana
81. lroix
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-26
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
Worcester, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, at
Worcester, October Term, A. d. 1921.
On the Libel aforesaid, Ordered, That
the Libellant notify the said John s., Whitney
to appear at the next term Of this Court, to be
holden at Worcester, within and for the Coun-
ty of Worcester, on the third Tuesday Of April
next, by publishing an attested copy Of said
Libel and this Order of Court thereon, in the
Massachusetts Spy, three weeks successfully,
the last publication TO be thirty days, at least,
before the sitting Of said Court, that he may
then and there shew cause, il any he have,
why the prayer Of said Libel should not be
granted.
Attest, ABIJAH BICELow, Clerk.
A copy Of Libel and Order thereon.
Attest, ABlJAH BIGELoW, Clerk,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-26

a LII persons indebted to the
IN late Firm of MOORE e. GERRISH,
(Which was dissolved the first of May, A. d.
fa2D are called upon to settle by the first OF
January, A. u. 1922, without fail.
OLIVER MOORE,
PAUL GERRTSIi.
West-Boylsten, Dee. 10, 1921.
NIB. Carding Wool and Dressing
Cloth, in its various branches, will be carried
cal a. usual, by the Subscriber.
OLIVER MOORE.