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MINOR ANDA.

The ship Geogs s. Mary, Wins,ow, Of
and for this port, was 10 sail from St. Sslva-
dor, J,o. 10.
Tho brig Hiram, Esstop, of this port,
cleared at Cnasles,on, Jan. 90, for ST. Thou.
as.
The sloop Olive Branch, Gurncy, fsom
this port, arrived at Edenton, Jaa. %.
The sloop invincibe, Bliss, ol this port,
arrived a, Norfolk, Jan, 81, frcu Charleston.
The bfi. Bo,us, PhIlips, ef bis port, was
at Bremen Nav, -, TO sail for 81 Z bes, 10
20 days.
Inc is Perseverance,, Wilcox, Of this
por,, arrived al Charleston, ISn. "a, fsom
Havana.
The ship Ocean, Hudson, Of this port, ar
rived at 81. Bars, 10 80 days from Sioux
holm. Capt. II. srrised IF his coss, IN as
days, bot was blown on in severe gale, and
after attempting 90 &c, iasj Charieston and
Bermuda, Put away ior 81. Bsris, where hs
arrived with ,hc loss oi patt OF his calls, aad
sno,t Of provisions.
The brig Ii, b ownell, of Bristol, arrived
o, Hayans, jan. l2. from Gibt altar.
The sch Milo, Allen, Of b istoi, arrived al
New y leans, Jan Is, from Charleston.
Toe brig BsiaDce, Bennett, OF Bas,oi, ar.
lived At ne Turn, ia he river Niississippi,
Jan. rs FROM New YoIk
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On THURSDAY, Feb. asd,
~ o'ctsek n On the Premises,
(n fair. otherwise the next fair day,)
Wiu De Lst az Pw6hc faction,
THE Real Estate OF Joseph Cundall,
= ESQ late, Of Portsmouth, deceased, (for tho
term OF one year,) viz,
The Gr,s, Nil, and Cio,hier's Works. and
Spinning and wesving Apparatus. now improved ~
Wool Manafactory. Also. the Cook Farm, con-
tanning 100 acres, and the Ferry Farm containing
sbou. 30 acres The good qualities OF the above
Fsfms Tor pssure meadow and iillage, are too we'll
known to need much recommendation
= Likewise, the Gate House, convenient for one or
two small families, anu contiguous TO s.,hsr si tho
above Farms.
Conditions made known At the Auction.
SAMUEL CLARKE. ~
uer GILES MANCHESTER. 'a"""
Portsmouth,. Jan. 81, 1921
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TAarsdaY. FeS, 8 s-Arrivsd sehr. Sally,
Sheldon, Norfolk, 7 days, bound 10 Peoslden-
&C On the Sd in>, cf Long Island, fell Ia
with sch. Csnaio, Pearson, from Norfolk,
bound to Nsw-Tork, in distress, havips 6
sprUng leak few DAYS before IN 2 severe
gale, and was thea nearly filled wilh wafer,
Ths captain aod crew arrived hese in the Sally
Same day--brig General Jackson, Pearce,
IL days from Savannah fes Providence.
Friday FEB. 9.-Ar,ived sioop Coydelia,
Osborn, of Back Rock, from Charlie sion, for
Boston, With passengers.
Same dsy--schs Corneiia, Damuns, OF Bos-
ton, hom Elizabeth. Guy, bound to New. Bed
ford.
Tuesday F,b. is-- Arrived brig J.mes
Monroe, Jacobs, fsom Charleston, Tor Proyi-
dcnce-
Same aay---brig Antelope Pousn Is days
f'om Hav',na, with mpasses, coffee, SC.
bound 10 p evidence.
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NOTICE.

EHOoE ladies who have sgreed, (n pur
Il susnce OF late pubic Gotice:) ~
make sR effort TO revive the school for indi
gent female chihren arc requested to sssc IA,
pic at john RoDMAa's school room lPe'.,ose
nall, ~ SATUnDAi, tho % h iDstsn,, at ,h &C
o'clock T. M TO ne purpose of t'aking he
necessary atrangemeu,s 20 osrTy .heir design
into effect, And all such also as have MOI
yet ole ed their rsmss, but who wish 10 as.
si't in the good work, are cordially invited TO
attend at the time snd place above mentioned.
Newport, Feb ~, 1920
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Precedence Fsb. 81.

1TUVINlNtC IFU. y I.
We are happy to state that the exer-
tons to open our river have proved sue
cessful, and that our naviga,ion is no lon
ger obstructed by the ice. Several YES
seis, which have been detained below,
for several weeks, yesterday came up to
the wharves.
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NOIlCE..

4 Ill persons having accounts stand
4 \ ing with the subscribers. are requested to
call aud settle the without further notes. as
the busiress hereafter will be differently arranged
JOAN WILLIAMS D. Son
Feb IA
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WILL 'h's dsy open a complete sssor..
mcns OF ladies' Pciios cloths, which, ss
nc has received them a,A late sesson Of tIH
year will sell them ve,y low --.flso, iustre.
ce'ved' superb blue, and buck Brosdelo,hs
and Csss'mere., vc'y chesp ! Bomoszins aud
bombszess Shir'ings vc'y low; India Csi.
Icocs, 2s Sd the piece Ss,,ine,ts Blanke,s !.
Flsnneis snd Baises 8 = shear MusAa
cheaper than cheap some superb Vestinss
Calicoes homespun Cheeks; Corons aud
C'sghsms Or Cloths Floor Csrpe,ings.
sey ,hick and good at one dollar tho yatd,
aud many o,har. ar,lclss 700 tedious TO msa-l
tion, all Of which will be sold as low o. osuak
Jan. -.
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BRACES, GLOVES, HOSE &c.
NJ EBn's patent suspende,s of very superior
w style
Gepuemen's best English Beaver. Military White,
Buck skin, Dog skin and English silk Gloves,
wors,ed. Angola. cotton and Silk long and short
Hose 4. .Nsftt
Silk and cingham Umbrellas.
English. French. aud ps.ascus Razovs, Of very
superior qualities
Dafis superior Razor straps, shaving soap.
Brushes &c.
Genismen's French dressing Cases. the variety Of
contests and compactness render them q peculiar
nest and convenient article for the traveller.
for sale al The north wing of The " U. Bank.
JAMES HAnMoND
Feb. 81 CIV
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SHIPPING List.
PORT or NEWPORT.

CLE4RED. i.
Ship Fisher Amss, Scaoury, for New Or
leans.
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Sale OF khOtle Island. &c.

January 27, 1921.
THE creditors of Daniel Randall, Of
P,evidence, IN the county Of Providence,
Co,dwainet, are hereby notified to appear, If
,hey soc e., at the Gsncral Assembly, 10 10
holden a, East Greenwich, 90 the third Mon.
d,y Of February next, 20 shcw Cause, u snY
they have, Why his petition for tho benefit OF
an act, entitled " so &C, for the rsIiet OF insol-
vent debtors" ought not 10 be grsuted.
HExsY BowEs, Sse'rp.
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ss4ainasica took place On Tuesday e..
ming before the Mayor, and capt. Had
lock was committed to prison. AS we
understand the account, the Indian re.
.atcs that he was taken while fishing in
his boat near his native shore That the
The woman and child were afterwards ia.
ken on shore and brought OH board the
schooner--ihat he never III. that time
saw her They both appear to be in
great fear of capt. II. and under complete
subjection to his will.
ALBANY, JAN. 8.
y. S. Senator. go This day at IL o.
clock, the legislature proceeded to the
choice OF Senator to represent this
state in the Congress of the u. States
for the term OF 6 years from li,e 4th OF
March next, III place OF MIR. Sanford
whose term expires on that day. The
result OF The vote III both houses gives a
majority of 25 votes Tor Mr.. Van Blu.
ren, WAC is doly elected. In the Sen
ate, the vote was tor Mr.. Van Buren,
70, MIR. Sanford IL. In the House,
Mr.. Van B.lren, 90, Mr. Sanford 50.
BALTIMORE, FEB 2.
Yesterday morning between 4 and S
O'Clock. the ice in jones' Falls, in con-
sequence of thawing weather and very
heavy rains gave way, and Inundated its
banks, upon the low grounds, several
feet, in the city. Below Market street
bridge, and particularly about the fish
market, the deposits OF ice, left by the
retiring ireshet, are enormous and such
as perhaps no inhabitant OF Baltimore has
Witnessed since the rsclaiming of that
district of the city, from the primitive
marshes.
Accounts. from Lisbon to the 18th of
Move mber ,arc received at New York.
The new order OF things was in success
tui operation. - The Cortes of Portugal
were to assemble on the 9th of January.
The new government had guaranteed the
liberty of the press, and mad repealed the
old quarantine regulations, which have
heretofore occasioncd wxatious deten-
ton Of American vessels On the llth
of November, an attempt was made at
Lisbon, subvert the new order Of things,
but ii proved altogether abor,ive. The
principal personages engaged in the con-
spiracy were arrested
From H.: Goshen Patriot, Ian. 90.
Premium Lay.-Last week Captain
Wimot Moore, of the town OF Minisiiik,
killed his calf, which took the premium
at the late Cattle Show in Goshen. The
calf was Just ten months old when it wa,
killed-tiie weight, when alive, was 1880
pounds. The following was the nett
weight when dressed ;---Hide, 86 lbs. /;
rough talow, 63; lst quarter, l57; I'd
quarter, l64; Sd quarter, l56; 4th quar-
ter, l57-Total 783.
The weight of this calf, whcTone day
old, was 90 pounds--so that it must have
gained about 3lbs 5ox per day. Il had
,he milk oftwo cows for several weeks.
then the milk ofits mother, together with
indian meal and such other things as It
would cat. The mother, Of course was
well fed during the whole time. Capt.
Moore deserves to be placed among the
beneEactors Of his country for his great
cxer,ions to improve the breed Of cattle,
aud that too, at a considerable sacrifice,
Tor we are told that he could hardly get
six cents pound for the best quarters Of
this extraordinary calf.
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A DISCOURSE. delivered in Bris-
4 n tol, December %. 1920. on The anniversary of
the LSndlng of our Ancestors ct Plymouth, by Joel
Mann. COLLEAGUES pastor OF the Catholic Congrega.
tional Church, ptice 70 cts.
for SAFE by ...st
JAMES HAMMosp.
Feb ID. 2w.
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Stulc OF Rhode. Island, &c.

Stulc Oi KhOde- IsIand, &c,
January az, 1871.
THE creditors Of Wanton w. Crpror,
Of Weu. Greenwich, 10 the county of X nj,
trader, are hereby notified 20 appear, II ,nsy
see g., at the General Assembly 20 be hold
en- at EsM. Greenwich, on the third Moodsy
Of February next, to shew csuse, II shy they
have, why HE petition for Tho benehl OF an
ss, entitled " an act for the relief OF insoIvent
debtors" ought 90; 10 be grsn'ed
HEsar BOWS, See'ry,
Jan 81
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who were my companions in arms, !
slall ever cherish Tie most sincere aHtc-
ton, and through you permit me to re-
new my acknowledgements for the man
ner in which they supported me, and dis
charged the first duty of freedom-the
defence of their country.
"Fhe occasion Of my again revisiting
your city, Fheartiy concur with you in
considering subject Of congratua,ion
10 our common country. The bounda-
ries Of our vast territory arc fixed, and
without those boundaries tie seeds OF
foreign war wall exist no more. We
may now safely cultivate the arts Of peace
and continue to improve that valuable in
beritance with which we are blessed. A
wise and yirtnous administration has ac-
compllshed, what yas sincerely desired
by every American patriot and statesman,
and it now becomes xfs 10 cultivate the
civil virtues, peace, harmony, and good
will"
We have given to our favored ship pthe
Constitution, the name "old Iron sides"
1.-The South have given to Gen. Jackson
the name Of "OId Hickory. both have
been victorious, because the one is OF
stout timber, and tire other of stubborn
heart. In war Jackson is tyger: but
in peace, dove, yielding to all the bland.
ishments Of affection, urbanity, and scilol-
arship.-B0ston Gaz.
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GENE PAL JACKSON,

Arrived at New Orleans OH the 23ult.
and proceeded for Pensacola on the 9th.
During his stay in New Orleans, he was
treated with every mark of respect, and
at a public dinner given him, he was
presented with an address from the May.
or ami Aldermen, expressive of the high
esteem and grateful recollection, which
they entertained for his public services,
particularly those which were exercised
in the defence of New Orlealis. We
have not room for the address, but can
not resist our desire 10 give the following
extracts from hiscanswer -
Language can but poorly express
the feelings | experience, as often as re-
visit your city. Next to the consious.
ness of having done my best endeavors
during those periIous times to which you
allude, the conviction that my conduct
and motives arc approved by you end
your fellow citizens, Is the highest re-
ward which earth Gan bestow. To Di-
vine Providence, in whose hands the most
fortunate are but humble instruments,
let US ascribe the success which ON that
memorable occasion crowned our exer-
tious.-And permit me in return fol, the
Aanering testimony of your appreciation,
10 bear witness to the firmness, the devo.
ton. the patriotism, and the yalpr. by
which the city. Of New Orleans distin.
guished herself during that arduous peri.
3D.. After the lapse Of fseven years. the
recollection is still. greenin NV memory,
For these citizen soldiers IN syssakr,
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WASHINGTON. aAY 10,


For the information Of persons in yari..
Gus parts Of the United States who are
anxious to know the fate Of their appGa-
,ions for pensions, OH account OF Rtvol,l,;
tionary services, we think proper to state
that, owing to the extraordinary pressure
of business in the Pension Office, many
letters from those persons, or their agerts
in their behalf, are unavoidably laid aside,
1t being impracticable to answer all. II
may, however, relieve them from their
anxiety to be informed, that all the cases
now in the Pension Office, and not acted
on, will be examined previous TO the
semi-annual payment in September neEt
and, when acted on, the decisions w,Rbi
duly reported to the parties concerned
Ifsuch cases were all immediately take:
up. and decided in favor OF the applicants
no difference would be made as to III
time of receiving their stipends, or the
mount to be paid them, as no. paymel
can take place till September, and ever
one whose claim may meet with favol
able decision, will receive the same :;
mount as if his name was already inscri
on the pension list. These remarks a
ply to every class Of applicants for rev
lutionafy pcnsions.-N0t. IpieAjgencs
NEW ARMY REGISTER.
The following remarks from the \
tional lntelligencer accompany the pu
lication Of the list OF officers retained
the army according to the reduction CT
,emplated in the late act of Congress
This document is, indeed, of no Ii
importance TO many individuals and It
friends in personal sense, not to sp
ofthe in'crrs, which. n q general VI
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ly 10 all the p.op., aud 's a-iisi y a Il.
mo.t enthusiastic jny. lie has renewed his
promise 10 give bic people TO- sn of gcve,o.
ment better calculated. for the en'is shiensi
spirit Of tho sge, than The old system, or ito
Spanish Con,tiiution.
The Catholic Relief Bill was discussed ia.t
pieht (Apri1 i6) in The House Of dss and
adjourned ill this evening. The Earl Of
Liverpool, Esil Grey, Lo,d Grensille, and
the Lord Chancellor, are yet 10 deliver thcA
sentiments. II is understood the second
,eading Of the Bill will be negs,ived BY ma;
jory Of from 90 TO so.
The Coronat,on is said to be fixed for tho
18Th Of June. The new Crown, which is
much larger, lo!,ier, End more msg0ifcent
than the old one, was deposited in the Jewel
house OF The Tower on Tuesday. The young
Gentcm man who is to repre- senr,he Cham pion 4
Of England, on the OCCASION, is now ,sking les
sons Of borsemansbip TOR the pu,I ose at Ast-
ley's. The bill for his Msjes,y's coronation
robes exceeds, it is said, 40 oCoi. Of whish II,
oeoi. falls to the Furriei's shsie. Fer the
black spots 90 the inside OF (be robes, no lesa
thao 900 Aslracan lambs feet had bcen
required. .
The foreign papers state that Mr.. Hell.
| farth, PRIMER at T. tort, he's invented press
TO print eight sheets at a lime. This fps-
chine, which may be made OF cry size, sop
| plies 1000 copies OF each sheet IN IL bovfss
| making $4,000 sheets printed on boib sides.
| The machine is pu, in motion by one tosse,
| and lh,ec men are sofIicient 10 supply it, ana
take them away. Each sheet perfeoxs iy..
! self -.
| Mr.. Manuel, Pole, man of great re.-
| pectability, of immcnsc fortune land ,he fath,
| ef OF six children, was lately shot in duel,
at Paris, by 9 M' Beaumont, native Of Cen
eva, also man Of property hu,9with no fami.:
Iy. The quarrel originated in the iufdel,y
Of the wife of Manuel, wbo had fo,aped su.
improper conneci lion with Besumoot. -
Died on The 9th of April, Robert, MarquiS
of Londonderry. He IS succeeded in hi. IT,
lies end estates by Lord Csstlsresyh, The
prime minister Of England.
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ingly cot a part of the boys thigh, in
order to save themselves from immediate
starvation. On the l7th another sea.
man died, and on the 18th another. 1t
is remarkable fact, that they all died in
the night, and that all Of them were pre-
viously deranged. And such were the
suacrings of the survivors, that they
looked with for,itude. and frequently
with hope, for the moment that should
terminate their own existence. The
bodies were all throwp overheard, with
the exception Of the three last, which the
survivors had not strength to lift, being
unable to do more than crawl bn tile
platform on their hands and knees.
There now only remained two men,
who had survived'th dteadful visitation
Of cold, thirst and hungef. The wealth.
er was moderate, and on the .l4tf' day
af.er the vessel waswrecked (the 10Th of
February when the day dawned they
looked mp in utter lropelessness-when,
to their inexpressible joy. they saw a
vessel close to them. The vessel prov
ed to be the brig Helen, Capt. Camp
bell, bound to Liverpool. c.
with promptitude truly creditabIe, no
sooner bchcld the wreck, than he bore
| down, and Immediately despatched his
boat to rescue the two who still existed
| upon it. He treated them with every
| possible attention, and not only lodged
them in his own cabin, but supplied
them with his own clothes, and nlrsed
them himself, both night and, day, until
extreme exhaustion, which might other
wise have proved fatal, was in great
measure overcome. On arrival at Liy-
erpool (after an extremely tempestuous
passage) the owners of the Helen, as
sisted by Captain C.. haL the two survi.
vers Conveyed in Coach ty ehe4n6rma.
ry, where they still remain, to recruit
their wasted Strength. They are stran
gers ip Liverpool. and have lost every
thing in the wreck Of which they were
, possessed. The Captain and Mate. 0
. the Carlebury are represented to have
!: been excellent men-asd approved sea
!. men; the lattcrhas left'a wife and fami
. " Of the families Of the, others wht
: l perished we have not heard.-%They
), ere, we are told, fine body Of men
. and the very proper demesnor of the twt
. survivors, who are men of considerable
| Intelligence, leaves US no room to donb
! of the truth of the statement, from whic
, the above narrative is faithfully drawn
divested of those mibu,e, the recital Q
| which could only serve to excite tn
] most painful feelings for humanity, sui
t ering under the deepest and most il
5 remeliab!c calamity 1T is worthy {
! remark that Capt. Campbeips vessel To-
t her only remaining boat in a gale, fe'
days after falling in with the wreck {
: the Cylebuy. Had this occurred Pre-
}, viously, it would probably have bee
, impossible to have saved the two per
A sons from the wreck through means OF
, raft or otherwise, even had the weatht
| been calm, SO helpless was their colid
, | <sD,,
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All the above payable and deIiveybls'
on the second day Of July next, the Stock
bearing interest to the purchasers from
the first day ofJuly next.
In consequence Of the above sale, it Is
stated in the Daily Advertiser, that the
whole of the debt of the Commonwealth
(bearing hve per cent interest) will be
paid of in July. g.. -,
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Public Sale of Stocks The following
y. S. Stocks, belonging to the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, were sold az
Aucticn, III Boston, on "Wednesday. last,
under the direction of the Treasurer, in
pursuance OF resolves Of the General
Court, viz -.
g24O. T6O 90 u 6. q ner ran. Stoct ros
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transferable, but to be as
! signed by the Freas,,vs.
at rs per cent. iasone l0t;,
: u. ,7per cent, Stoeksir
lots of $500 to 5000. at
lO9 l-2 a no l-8: p.
u. s. 6 per Ct. Stock. scE
1872. at 1875 *
y. 8. 6 per cent. ditto of
1915, at I07 5.8a 7.8i
u. S. 6:per cent. ditto q
1SlS nj llO IA
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Charles County Court.
November Term, 1890

V0veI1ber Term, 1910.
ON application to tie Judges OF Charles
~ County Court by petition in writing OF
Luke Sheirburn, of Charles County. tci The
bench. OF the act OF assembly for the relief
of insolv.nt debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, On the terms mentioned therein,
schedule OF his property, aud list Of his
creditors on oath, so far as he can ascer-
tain them, being annexed 10 his petition,
and being satisfied by competent testimony
that the said Luke &,irbrrn has resided
two years Immediately preceding The time
OF his application in the slate Of Mary land,
and being also satisfied that the said Luke
&eir6urn is in actual confinement for debt
and Tor no other cause, and the said Luke
&eir6urrl having entered into bond with
sufficient security for hisIpersonal appear
ance in Charles County Court, TO answer
such allegations as his creditors may make
against him: 1t is thereupon ordered and
adiutged that the said Luke Skeir6nrn he
discharged from Imprisonment, and that by
causing copy of this order to be inserted
in somt one of the newspapers edited in the
district of Columbia, once a week for two
months successfully, before The third Mon
day of March next he give notice to his
creditors 10 appear before the said court at
Charlestown in the said county, on the said
third Monday in March next, for the pur;
pose of re commenting a trustee for their
benefit, and to shew cause if any they
have, why the said Luke Shesrburn should
not have the benef, Of the several insolvent
laws Of this state as prayed.
Fest. JOHN BARNES,
Clerk OF Charles County Court.
aDuory o. THIN o..
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Charles County Court,
Norfnbtr Ttrm. 1920

.NoUembtr Trm. 1920.
ON application to The judges OF Charles
OCounty Court, by petition in writing OF
Samuel Amerg, OF Charles County, tor the
benefit OF the acl of assembly for the re- re!
of insovent debtors, passed al hovtn Der
session, 1905, and The several supp!en" BIS
thereto, On the terms u entIoned therein,
schedule OF bis property and lisI of hl. GRE
dtors, on oath so taI rs lie can asct TtsIn
them, being annexed to his petition; and
being satisfied ny competent testimony That
the said Said Samuel AmeIg has reSoedtm
years Immediately prett dug he tine o. his
application in the state of Maryland; End
being also satisfied that he said SAMUEL A.
merg is in actual confncu ent tor dttt. ant
for no other cause; and the sad S"huel
Amere having enterfd into bond with srh
cient security Tor his personal appearance m
Charles County court, TO answer such allie
CATION as his creditors may make "s3inst
him: II is therefore ordered snt scIndgsG,
that the said Samuel Amerg BE- discharged
from Imprisonment; and that ~ causing
copy of this order TO be inserted ~ some ont.
of the newspapers edited IN the district Q.
Columbia, once a week for 'wo monne sue
cessively before the third Monday Of March
Deat, he give notice to his creditors n ap
pear before the said court, at Cbarltstown,
on the said third Monday in March next. ior
the purpose of Recommending trustee for
their benefit, and 10 sbew cause If any they
have, why the said Samuel Amerg should
not hare the benefit Of The several insolveni
laws OF this state, as prayed.
Teste, JOHN BARNES,
Clerk of Charles County Couh
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