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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01

hour Of Portland was, motion OF Mr. Slariirsni Of
.orl-Yarmprth, postponed indefinitely.
Bills passed 90 be cngrossed- pFescribingib forms
Of Wrs and other processes, &c --resircliag the
Wiscasset Bank. IN negnciaiing business Bank
Ing Corporation, and providing for the collection Of
their debts aud other defining the general
powers and duties and regulating the Office Of She
riffs and AZ Con-tsl,es-to prevent the arrest Of
dead bodies-defning the general powers and du-
Ties ~ manufacturing companes-io provide FOR Tie
proof Of fire arms manufactured within this State
prescribing the mode 81 lskng deposons--to inc or
porae the Portland Marine Insurance Company.
TUESDAY,, FEB. 81.
Messrs. Sargent, Of Sullivan, and Francis, OF
Leeds. have leave Of absence during the re-
ma inder Of the session.
Bills passed to be engrossed, allowing further
time within which TO give bonds to the Treasur-
er Of the state---to direct the time and manner Of
exhibiting the accounts County Treasurers
and the estimates f6.i 1snty Taxes and for
other purposes.
Bill, regulating the exploration of Flaxseed,
came from the senate with snendments in which
the house concurred.
Bills passed two readings, to incorporate the
PASSPORT Marine Insurance tompany-to incor-
porae the Cumberland Insurance Company.
The following petitions, praying the fuo
branches Of the Legislature 70 address the Gov
ernor and Council for the cemoval Of WARREN
1 fhLS YIN, tsQ. as a Oh foDate, lot GER
tain reasons therein stated, viz.- of the towns Of
Moscow Industry - Nladison--Embden- Starks
-Bloomfeld-- Bingham--Fairfield- Cornville-
Palmyra Norrdgw ock- Capaan--Corinna-S
Adams and Hsrtland, ws-s, committed TO Messrs.
Redington, Irish, ShsA n. M'Cobb and Della
no with such as the may jon.
The House resolved Hselfinto COMMITTEES OF
the whole, Mr.. Emery in the chair, on the report
OF the select committee the bill abolishng
the Circuit Court of Common Pleas as amended
by the Senate, which recommendsto the House
TO non concur with the Senate in their amend
ments, and after much discussion, in which
Messrs. Allen, Curier, Wilson and Ames spoke
in favor Of the acceptance, and Redington, Spot
ford and Hooper against If, the committee OF the
whole and reported progress, and asked
leave to sit again.
The space ,chich The debates on The judiciary bill
occupies columns 10 day colleges us 10 defer
yes:erday's proceedings IN The House until orr neat.
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From the National LdeHigeneer, FEB. 90.
SPANISH TREATY RATIFIED.

The Senate of the United States yesterday
gave It's consent and advice to the rattle alton
OF the Treaty between the United States and
Spain, concluded in the City of Washington
on The 22d day Of Feb. 1919. II is under
stood that The votes against the Treaty, did
not exceed four or five In number.
The completion Of This long suspended
transaction has afforded US great satisfaction.
We telicitate our reader. generally that FLOR
IDA is now attached TO The territory Of the U
Mon and we congratulate our merchants,
having claims on Spain, that they are in a
fair way to obiaia at least partial indemn-
fcation Of their losses.
The official publication Of the Treaty, will
we presume, not be delayed longer than is ne
cerssry for the exchange OF rati6cations.
The provisions OF the Treaty are so well and
generally known, il having been published
sotne time ago among the documents trans
m,ted TO Congress, that We DO not think it
necessary TO anticipate the official publication
of it by any detailed account of its contents.
We know il gives US Florida, and il provides
for lndemnifying our merchants for claims on
Spain; these are the main points, and the
garb in which these agreeable objects present
is not so important.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FR1D ~, February %.
The report of the committee on the subject of
designating the place for the meeting Of the next
Legislature was taken up agreeably to assignment
and the question ordered to be taken by yeas and
nays.
YEAS.
County of Cumberland-M Mel elan.
County Of Carr Hatch Rouel Burr
Rollins, Burleigh, Batchelder, stebbins.
Hrne0eE-Messrs Johnson Whitney, Hall,
Vose Locke Moore Fletcher, Morrill, We'll
Morrill, Rice Smith, Coss Currer Howard Burnham Reding
ton, Crowei, Morse, Wood.
Brosaiseton-Mr. Emerson.
Soaerss.-1Iessrs Collins, coburn, Wilson Wvman Bixbv
Iswrence, Brown, Burr, Read
PeasbssOtMessrs Kelsey Shaw NOurse, Davis Lovingly.
.N.4YS.
County o. York-AIesrs. Conant Novel; Merrill Heard FL
den, Dunn Hammond, Bennett Denne, Legro, Low Burn
ham, Clark Marston, Seammon Boutwell, Allen, Chase Hobbs
Moody, Monell, Bragdon, MIntre.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Periey Dunlap, Thrasher, Cobb Wait,
Dennon lrish Robe, Whitney, Purngten, Howard
sturdfsnt Russell Emery Clap Adams, Cushman, Dunn,
LicOln-Messrs Tucker, hlkown, Wheeler Parsons Read
Eames ROBINSON Cobb Miller Merrill, Barnard Miller, Reed,
Haeoc- Messr Little Allen Abbot Spoford Lord Fetch
err Richardson Atherton, Huchlngs, Sargent Waterman
Eashing ton-Alessrs htney Burgn Balch Vose Adams
Orfor6-Messrs Hail. Howard, Grover, Chandler, Holland,
Carpenter, Hooper, Turner, shaw.
MoNDAY, Feb. 90.
E. A. Bourne and Others had leave 10 bring in a
bilI-Wm. Moody and Benz. Pike, praying for pay
ment tor their attendance rs members OF the Bruins
wick Convention, had leave TO Withdraw their Petit
lions
Bills passed 10 be enGcted-A Bill entitled An Act
for the better making and measuring of Malt-io
establish the boundaries of the town of Surry, as
they existed previous TO the Sd day Of March 1900
an additional Act respecting The Episcopal Church
in the town Of Porand-msking provision for erect
lug Guide Posts upon public roads-for regulating
Drains and common Shores--for admitting i,habi-
fsnis of towns and certain other interpretations AS
wiinesses--to set off part of the town of Baldwin
and annex the same to the-town OF Hirsm-for ena-
bling proprietors of private ways and bridges to re-
pair them in equa! proporion-to incorporate the
Trustees Of The Readheid Religious and Charitable
Socieiy-regulaiipg damages on Inland Bills of Ex-
chsnge-aiso, Resolve, extending the time for OF.
hcers in commission in the Militia 10 take and sub
scribe certain oahs.
Bill regulating the mooriogs ofvessels 10 'be har-
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do cot know that did tier Certainly Gid &c;
convey my meaning: ! wfhed 10 be uadefnood,
tina, the ball was subnan,iaIly the fame 10 il. gro
v.ioOs as the present fyaem, though cloihed 10
different rone.
The queftioo was then taken in committee, who
agreed 20 recommend the report Of The fslecs com
Mite so 10 4S. The committee then rcfe and re
ported TO The Houfe the question wa. then taken
10 the House by a' and Gays, aud the amend
ment of the Sen4te was noacorourred-Yezs sc.
Nays 50.
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NEW POST OFFICE.

We understand Post Office has been re-
Gently established at Oriasd, in the county of
Hancock, and that ANDREW CRAIG, Esq. is APP
pointed :he Post. Master.
Or-An persons having papers, letters, &c. for
that town, will please to direct them to that or
fee.
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Mr.. Marx Dyer. aged 3d.
In Baldwin, on the LIT If FEBRUARY, Capt. Will
liam Davis, lste Of Deer Isle.
Dro-cned-- In Boston Harbour, by the upset
ting Of a yawl boat, MIR. Stephen Taylor, Of
Rumford, Me.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-01

TAYs Family Prayers-sl emoirs OF Rev. Hen
u ny Mer'yu-NoEtgomefy Poems, new and
handsome edItion-Nisicns poem by the vener-
able Dr.. Cotton-W crcesteI's Geography aud
nclent aod Modern Atlas-Lews and Clarke
ITraveEs-RiIey's Narrative. Nersh 1.
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OF bis colleague, that bis remains should be
carried 10 Baltimore for lnerment: and that
il Wa proposed 10 move The corpse from The
lodging OF the deceased al 10 O'Clock lo-inor-
row.
On motion of Mr. Nelson, of Va. the House
then unanimously came 10 the usual resol
tons, 10 wear Grape for thirty DAYS, ia lesii-
mony OF their respect for the deceased, and TO
attend The funeral from The Capitol, at 10
O'Clock 10 morrow.
And the House then adjourned "a 10 clock
to morrow, ~ which hour the Funeral will
take place from the Representatives Cham
Der.
SATURDAY, FEB. IL.
UThe Senate did not meet together this
day.
The House, however, met al 10 O'Clock,
Tor The purpose OF paying the last respect TO
the remains OF Mr.. Burwell, lately member
OF that body.
The corpse of the deceased ives brought into
The Hall, and rested in front OF The Speakers
chair. The Senate, preceded by its Presi-
dent and Secretary having come into the Hall,
and the President Of the Senate being seated
at the right hand of the Speaker of the House,
an appropriate exhortation was delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Campbell, and prayer by the
Rev Dr. Ryland, The Chapisins to Congress !;
when the corpse was taken from the Hall, at
tended by the pali-bearers, and by The Rep
resenlailyes rom tue. Slate Of Virginia as
mouruers. Next followed the Sergeant al
Arms Of the House then The House Of Repre-
senlaiiyes, preceded by its Speaker and Clerk;
next, the Sergeant al Arms Of The Senate, fol-
lowed by the Senate.
The pail bearers were Messrs Parker, of
Mass. Wood, Of N. Y. Bsteman, OF NJ Bald
win, OF Penn. Smith, OF n. c. and Robertson,
OF Kentucky.
The procession attended The hearse some
distance on the road towards Baltimore, and
then returned, leaving the remains Of the de-
ceased in the hands OF his friends, 10 be con-
veyed 10 that city.
Immediately on returning to lis Chamber,
the House OF Representatives adjourned.
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SPANISH CLAIMS.

We have received from our Correspondent
at Washington, printed list Of Claims against
the Spanish government for spoations on our
commerce. 1t appears by this. document
that the number of claims is nine hundred and
ten. of which one hundred and forty two only
have furnished their statements, averaging the
sum of fifty two thousand dollars, which
would form an aggregate OF six millions. three
hundred and eighty-four thousand dollars.
Taking this average for the whole number Of
claims the grand total will be forty seven
millions, three hundred and twenty thousand
dollars. TPhilad, Gazette.
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THE coparfnership between JoHS WIssFnH.
Isaac WINsLow and IsAIAH NJ. WIN5Lgw,
under The firm Of JoHN WINSTON ~ O.. hss heer
dissolved nv mutual consent and all persons hay
Jog unsettled accounts with said firm are request
ID 10 apply TO ISAIAH II. WINsLOW. for
settlement.
The CiSD MAKING BUSINESS. fn alf ftz
branches will he continued BY IsAI>R II. FIKs-
Low, and orders Tor Machine O. hand caTds direr-
ted to him at Portland, will be puICtu4ily atiant-
ed 30.
c. supply Of the rarious kirds Of C.rns.
kepf constantly hind az NATHAN WINS
LOWS sroBv. in Pertiar9. and CT M CARD
FAcroRY in Efsf6rook.
wssisroot, 81 noah, 25J 1871
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NOTICE.

THE connection in business which has hereto
= fore suhsised, under the firm of
ROBINSON & lNGERSOLL,
10 this day dissolved by murua consent-All per-
sons having demands agaihn said firm, are reques-
ted TO pressnt them for payment and all persons
indebted are requested II make immediate pay
ment 10 DAVID ROBINSON, who u du authorized
TO receive the fame.
DAVID ROBfNSON,
ISAAC ING sRSOLL.
PortIsnd March J. s2i
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The Small Por-We have seen a letter
from gentleman in Mouu, Desert, 10 his
friend in this town, dated Feb. 18th, which
states tina, the Small Pox continues TO rage in
that neighborbood- that several deaths
have occurred in Eden, and Trenton. Hopes
however, were entertained that its ravages
would soon be stopped, as the kline peck had
been almost universally introduced.
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LEFT

n the Shop Of the subscriber. about the last e
L January. DARK hUFF. The Owner my
have th same by paving for tbis adveriisemsu'.
FLEAZAR WYER, E1ehange-Stresf-
Feb. Is.
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Letters from Washington state. that Dir.
Lo7yndes, member Of Congress from South
Carolina, is confined TO his room by indispo-
sition.
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TO LET,

Two CHAMBERS and KITCHEN. suitable
for small family, IN building On Exchange
Street. Apply 70 {. NJ. QUINCY.
March 4
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10 LEI.

THE StoreNo. 9,en Loug-W harf now occupied
by Capt Seward Porter. Apply q
COTTON Ii. BROOKS.
Feb %.
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GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.

PORT or PORTLAND. =.

Feb u, Tat 81, long IS. sch -Four Sisters, s days
from Boston for Savannah.
Feb 10, off Charleston. sch Rachel, Nichols,
Bristol, 8 days frem Bermuda for Charleston. r
Dec. 20, lat 81, Ion 20 tris Decatur. Of Bristol.
We. from Bremen, for New Orleans.
Lat IS, Ion 70, ship Warren, Webb, J days
Charleston for Liverpool.
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fR1DiY, FEBRUARY %.
The report of the committee on the subject of
designating the place for the meeting Of the next
Legislature was taken up agreeaby to assignment
and the question ordered TO be taken by yeas and
nays.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
DOM ES TIC.
ApltTicla CnD,jres nI IN =,


ST LOUIS. March 3I-W e.learn, from Major
BIddle, OF the United States arm, who arrIy-
ed here yesterday from the Arkansas. thar
"h'ie al f'it Smith there arrived at that
panied the expedition of the iate C;ener.,
Chen LieuteGant> Pike. after detenIjou Inv
The Spanish Cove foo If yeays--the
sergeant was captured in Va c 1907. and
ca'IIeu Ihehua, al which place lie was re-
leased IN September las IN consequence of a
general order from the kin. OF Spain directipc
Tue ieiease OF all Americans. and ID obedience
I" "uch The following prisoners toy Their with
,ne se.gean. were permitted to leave the
coHmtfy PETER Baum Samuel Chambers
Benjamin Spreve, John Stephenson. William
Gray, Charles Mint, Robert NJ Night Jaues
BAIRD, SIMON M'Coy and Charles Kinx-the
Two iast were captured al the time \ . an was
Killed, and have been detained in tile country
20 years: bur lie principal part of Them com.
posed an expedition which left 81 Louis Sc
veraI years ago. upon trading adventure into
tpe SpaniSh territories "hrre they were cap
tnred. The nsw Constitution had been read 10
the people At Chehu lua and was RECEIVED
with great satisfaction.
Inc following Ia d postscript 10 letter re.
ceI'ed from Nv james Baud Zone of The
ptlSohersl ny his son in this place. MIR. II,
a,le' undergoing maHy privaticns and hard~
shiFs, ~ length entered into Tie service of
Don francisco Velasco. la the city OF Dnrap-
90 who're he continued until the time of hjs
telIVeTance.
turn 10 this party Those who arrived in Ar
kansasJ may wish TO know where tbay are
William Mines IS clc,k in store in Mexico.
ana D's g'omises OF being w'ii provided for by
his emrlo!ers NJ 'kMgh il in Guarisame
ABOUT 2OO niles west OF this city, where there
are se'ersi rich m'nes-he is IN store and has
part of the profits. Allen was in Tie same
place win "mall stOIe, but few DAYS ago
hesth The lie had gore on towards the coast
ct California. have not heard from him nor
W X light since the news come that we 'w.te
g. be set at liberty, although | wrote ia. m
immediately Thomas Cook died in coiAse,
qmeGce OF his imprisonment, and Michael
~ Donong has bee ON monk in the Convo Wt
ct GuadaiupaDs ia Sacateras" Dated AT DIN.
rd9eo, On Mexico) Sept. ~, 1929"
MAJOR Biddi- also informs us that the efforts
on Tue agents OF government TO preserve peace
between tbs Osages and the Cherokees have
been nnayaliWg, and that both parties we're
preparing for hos'ilities.
major Bfadirrd, of hs u. S. army, arrived
in company with Msjor b from Arkansas.
ISL l.. E0Uu;rer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04
Office o(the Columbian ( CHntonian Paper. 4
NEW YORK Apr,l 40

WV 1OKh, April 49,
Election Lteihgence.
The mails 81 tins morning bring ia
news from HE interior winch enables
us 10 say, t.at MssSrs. MINTYRF.
and HASBROUK, Republican Sena-
tors from the middle district, are cer.ainv
elected. UIsirr and Sullivan, and Scb0.
hare, have returned Republican ASSEM-
blyGien and en--lasivear buck~
tail. Wood and Golden are elected To
Congress from the first disirlct, bv hand
some majority. Her kimer aud Mouieo-
merry have rftsrsed Republican Assem-
blymen, . menbers--lasl wear one of
them buck.tsi. Rensselaer,. Columbia.
Albany and Green, all Republican by in
creased msjoTiiies. John w. TAYLOR elec-
Ted 10 Congress by handsome MAORI
~.
II is beyond doubt that there will
he 10 the next Legislature a Republican
majority OF from Is to 30 in opposition 10
the buck4tsils. THE PEOPLE have
triumphed.
We learn, that the Franklin ~ is one Of The
vessels which will compose The SQUADRON
desiiond to the Psciis Ocean, for the pre-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-27

GEORGE WARREN,
Fore St,eet-Near The head Of Ingrahoms Wharf
Has just received and offers for sale
90 boxes add chests young Hyson AID Sou
Oo chong TEAS,
hhds W. /. and St. Croix RUM,
8qusrter casks and pipes Malaga and Lis
bon WINE,
1000 lbs. best Cheese,
bates Cotton,
10 hhds. retailing Moiasses,
Casks Sperm Oil,
10 casks 20l id and l0d Nails,
10 bbis Muscovsdo Sugar,
Cssks Rice,
Boxes PIpes-do. : BY 9 and S BY 10 Glass
Mould and dipped Candles,
100 Or. 5oxes Cigars,
so resms Wrsppiug Paper.
10 bbls. Apnies-5lgs--f Shells,
Bags Pepper-Pimen,o--Bow Salt.
CoguAc Brsndy-American & Holland c.
Cherry Rum-Windsor snd bsr Soap,
Doab,e refined Sal Petrs,
West Indi, & domestic G flee &C hocolste
Csssu-Cloves-Nu,m Sug4rs
h--Sulahdr-Ginger- F. Indigo,
Powder aud Shot &c SC
Also an assortment q
Hard 4 HolloW Hare.
II October so.
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Drugs and Medicines.
HENRY BUTMAN,

Middle Street, OFFERS FOR SIZE,
I ~ Bbls. GLAUBrR SALTS.
200 lbs NALERrAN Roor,
case Gun IAMPHoR,
do. MAGNEsIA,
90 grocc white PHIaLs,
900 froce phial CosKs,
Ubi GUN ARAstc,
50 lbs. re- PRRcIPITAFE,
100 los RHU8ARB,
bbl. CoLUHso Roof,
10. Cutcema do
I DO. AnHis seed,
30 lbs. Spanish OTTER,
$50 lbs. GUFCrsiLyER.
Bales HAr3a.-ticHiian,
Snakeroai = @ range Peel
SIENNA shd.L iqucrice Root.
Cream Isrtar : best cold pressed Castor Oil
Cantharide,--2uassis Wood Opivm- Burax re-
fned-crnde AntinoJv-Flor Suip bur Cgioinei--
Tart. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh--Gum Ammo
niac-Ol Peppermins-Gum Myrfh--Sugar Lead
--Gum Knc-Castile aud Windsor Soap--Spcr-
acknowledgements Pitch-MusL Powdered jail
sp- OlViIrioi N Cases and carbovs--Balsam Co.
paiva-- Csscari,la Bs.k. with an assortment Of
Surgical instruments at Boston
prices ew PenlarA, Nov 60.
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C-rl-nd .TAPROAIPTU.
FROM records of Old there's "A maxim dc ven{
That " where there Is much much mo sh "a b glsk
en-;
Oar good Sessions Court thought az ihi II appears
AI-l Isesly have sslt sez some Brass Ehsn asnsgs
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
Has at Private Sale, at No |, Jones Roc,
Exchange Street,
o. Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
e prices. from the original subscription price.
/ bale Bufaloe Robes,
| do. Sheetins Cottons,
case Gilt framed Looking Glasses,
do. Mahogany do do do
2 do. Glass Ware,
l Mahogany Side Board,
90 NJ. Russian Quilts,
Auction Commission Business, attendedtoas
usual, U.f1 Oct. %, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-01
District OF CoIumbia,
Alexandra County, set.
May Term 1921, 10Th Day. !
IN ~ 4 NTE'RV

ii CH.1NCtHT
Isaac Robbins. Administrator Of Thomas
Towers, Observation-Disclosures.
Against
Thomas Claget', John P. Du!any, and Jes-
Sc Bra wn--Deteadaats.
THE defendant Thomas C'agetT, not hay-
/ ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute. aud the
rules OF this Court, aud il appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court. upon affidavit tied,
that the said defendant, Thomas Clacelt, is
not an inhabitant of this District, on motion
of the Complainant by bis Counsel, it is Or.
der.d, that the defendant Thomas Clagett.
do appear here on the first day of Noyem-
Der Term. next, and enter his appearance
TO the suit. and give security tor performing
the DEGREES of the Court, and that the other
defendants John p. Duianv and Jesse Bro l.,
10 not pay away, convey or secrete the debts
by them owing to, or The estate and effects
IN their hands belonging to the said absent
defendant, Thomas Clageit, until the further
order or decree OF this Court; and that a
Copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers published in
this County, for two months Excessively,
and that another Copy be posted at the front
door OF the Court house of said County.
(ACopy) Teste. EDM: |. LEE, &C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-01
Carpenters, Look Out !
lie has cut q stick : j.!

D4N away from the subscriber on the
J L 18th of last month, Benjamin Guilds,
sa inleatet apprentice to the Carpenters
business, abaa, lS years OF age, stout made
dark eyes, light hair, very much inclined to
dress md run in company; 1t IS strongly sus-
pected he iss been eatced away troB his
Gusste.. His cioalhins is various, therefore
caHnat 1e described. SIX cents AID basket
OF shavIugs will be gwen tor securing said
runaway in jail, 50 that | get him again -
Al persons are hereby torew armed harborIng
or Employing hin as am determined 10 put
The laa IN iorce against offenders.
Wi STEWART.
Get IL law4w
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District Of Columbia.
Alexandris County, set.
May Term. 1891, 9Th day. }
~ CB1tIERY.
John Withprs-Conptainont,


Robert Cheslev George Fi,zhugh and Ben
Jalnin Grymes, (la,ely trading u'iuer .ne
firm OF Robert Chesey and Company
and John Wheelrght, John d. LAID anc
Joseph Ladd. Grading under the nun OF
John H. La I'd l. Co and Henry Jackson
-Dsfsadants.
The defendants Robert chesIey. George
Fitzough, and Benjamin Grimes, (iateiy
trading under the firm OF Robert Chesley y
Coy not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to The statute
and rules of this court, and il appearing 10
the satisfaction OF the court, upon aihiaVit
filed, and that the said Robert Ches'ey,
George Fitzhugh and Benjamin Grmes,
(iately under the firm of Rober! Chesley y
CO.. are not inhabitants of this District, on
motion of the complainant, by his counsel,
il is ordered that the SAID defendants. 40
bert Chesley, George F,zhugh and Benla-
min Grimes, Catey under the nrn. OF ho6erl
Chesley D. CO. do appear here on the htsl
day of November Term, next, ana enter
their appearance to the suit, and give seeu-
rity for performing the DEGREES OF the CouIt;;
and that the other defendants John II. LAID
s. Co. and Henry Jackson, do not pay away
convey or secrete the debts by them owing
to, or the estate or effects IN their hands be
longing to the said absent defendant. Robert
Chesley, George Ftzhugh and benjamin
Grimes, (Iately under ,he hrn, ct Roher'
Chesley & Co. until the further order or de-
cree. Of this court, and that copy OF tbs
order be forthwith inserte in one CT the pub
lie newspapers published IN this county. tor
tvo month. successfully. and that another
copy be posted at the front door OF the Court
House of said county.
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