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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31

treasurer of the American Bible Society
during the month Of May, 1921.
Legacy.
From Mrs Joanna K. Beekman, of
New York, deceased, being one fourth
of the proceeds Of four lots of ground,
devised by her in trust to the Rev. Dr.
Gum, and paid by him, 1O5 Sc
TO constitute ministers mcmtersf5 LIE.
Rev. William D. Sncdgrass, Of FAY
ettevllle, N. c. by the young gentlemen
of his church, so GO
Rev, James Gilleland, Of White Oak,
Ohio, by the ladies of his congregation, 60 O0
Rev. John Frost, of Whitesborouga,
N. Y. by the ladies' of his society, 80 90
Rev. John Lind, Of Greencaslle, Pa
by the members of the Associate Re-
formed Church, at IIagcrstown, Nd. 80 90
Rev. Dyer Burgess, Of West Union,
Adams county, Chic, by the ladies' Of
his congregation, so 90
TO constitute iaynen mcmbers FIR life.
Charles W. Huntlcy, of Hartford, CT. 80 OF
Edward Cobb Porter, an infant. by
his father, Seth Porter, ESQ of Cum
mington, Massachusetts,, 81 q
Benjamin Tappan, Esq. ofNorthanp-
ton, Massachusetts, by his son Arthur
Tappan, of New-YoIk, so o.
Joseph Moss, Esq. of New Berlin,
Chenango county, New York, 80 00
From Annual Subscribers.
Daniel Boardman, Of New York city,
9th year, 90
Rev William Patton, of New York
city, 9th year, S %
John R. Kellogg, of Marcellus, New
York, 9th year, 8 90
Hon. William Jay, on account of an
nual subscriptions of Edward Pavson
Willis, and Richard Storr Willis, of
Boston, 4 so
Peter, Colt, Esq. of Patterson, New
Jersey, 9th year, 8 90
From sundry annual subscribers, by
John Monahan, Collector, so 90
Donations from individuals.
GA friend to the Society,'' paid TO
the agent, 90
Sophia Richards, of New London, Ct.
by Mr. S. Lockwood, 10 90
An unknown donor, through Rev.
DR.. Hill by P. Wilson, Esq. 90
Donations from .4uriliary Societies.
Halifax Bible Society, N. C. by John
S. Hawks, Esq. secretary, so 90
Peekskill Female Bible Society, N.
Y. by Miss Maria Jones, secretary, 9 81
Adams and vicinity Bible Society,
Mass. by James Cummings, Esq. trea-
surer, 10 90
Madison county Bible Society, N. Y.
by Samuel S. Forman, Esq. treasurer, So 90
Milford Bible Society, Ct. by Rev. 3.
Pinneo, president, AZ so
Green's Farms Female Bible Society,
CT. by Mrs. Lydia Richmond, treasurer, II %
Frederick county Bible Society, In
diana, per Rev. Messrs. Helfenstein and
Johns, secretaries, so 90
Pleasant Valley Bible Society, N. Y.
per John Beade, Esq treasurer, 40 90
Harpersfield Female Bible Society,
N. Y. per Miss X. MFntyre, secretary, 13 IS
Welsh Bible Society of Steuben and
Utica, N. Y. by Thos. Roberts, secreta-
ry, So 90
Cincinnati Female Bible Society,
Ohio, per Mrs. Hannah Kinner, presi-
dent, 200 90
G'iiford Bible Society, N. Y. by Rev.
Asa Donaldson, secretary, 81 54
New York Female Bible Society,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31
.Fnow TIE SAVANNAH mvs.ry

TO THE BIBLE.
Go, Holy Book
Tell them whom many woes assal.
On thee to lock;
They'll find how W eak il is to wall,
Though every earthly comfort fail
The Orphans tear
60 wipe away, and bid his heart
To be OF cheer;
Heal thou his bosom's sorcst smart.
And gid with hope misfortule's dart.
Say thou to those
Shut out from every good OF earth,
Lost TO repose,
Baptised in sorrow at their birth,
That worldly joys of little worth.
The poor soul tell
The poor, lone, wretchcd man,
Though his heart swell,
The ways of God he must not scan,
But trust the universal plan
Tell poor Disease
Brave!y to bear the piercing pain;
Eternal ease
Waits those who do not poorly plain,
And worldly loss is heavenly gain.
Tell those who sigh
Der some dear friends untimely doom,
That all must die
He whom they saw laid in tie tomb.
In Gods own Paradise may lloom.
Go, say to those
Doom'd still to groan, and till the SOIL
That soon repose
Shall wipe away their drops bftoil,
And stay TOR aye, the weary fnoil.
Tell those who pine
In the damp dungeons dreay gloom.
There yet will shine
Through their dark melancholy gloom,
A light TO guide their footsteps home.
Tell the Pilgrim,
When storms are black'ning round his head
IT'S good for him;
What though his thorn-trod feet have bled,
The hearts blood of his God was shed
The Mariner,
Who bides the tempest's fiercest blear,
Bid not to fear;
Though thunders "hurtle in the air.
The launcher of the thunder's there.
Tell those who fear
Their crimes can never be forgiven,
To be of cheer;
If they have call'd on God and thriven,
There's mercy for them still in Heaven.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31

(the funds of the New York and Jpye-
nile Associaton,) by Hiss Hannah l..
Murray, treasurer, 63 90
Steubenville Female Bible Society,
Ohio, by Rev. Obadiah Jennings, Al 90
Unity Bible Society, in Westmore-
land, Pa. by Rev.. VIM. Speer, vice-pre-
sdent, 90 90
Donation from a Charitable Society.
Female Charitable Society of Hns-
dale, Mass. 10 90
Moneys received from .4unliary Bible
Societies, for Bibles and Tstaments.
New Hampshire Bible sociey, by
Mr.. George liough, treasurer, $50 90
Fayetteville Bible Society, NC. by
Rev. Colin M1ver, secretary, $50 90
Washington county Bible S,ciety,
New York, by G. Wendell, Esq trea-
surer, 303 0C
Peekskill Female Bible societ,, New
York, by Miss Jones, secretary, 5 7s
| Greens Farms Female Bible Society,
! CT per Mrs. Richmond, treasurer, 4 0C
Madison county Bible Society, New
York, by s. S. Forman, Esq. treasurer, % &C
Geneva Female Bible Society, New
York, by Rev. Henry AxteI, secretary, 80 23
York nv Rev Cvrns c oui Nc, NV
nres;',ant ''''oo'' WV oz mr.
| Franll;,. county, P;b,a soc;a+,, NJ, W
yorl, bv alynon v,h, aler rs, -,
Wv '''4 '0''e'' On o6
sf;,c,rd pilIa soc;atr ~ l., D. ~ W
| Pinneo, President, sc
! Connecticut Reserve Bible Society
,ia, ' 81 81 p SSioe.' - "
~ h.. pabont ro.t ~, ',,D,o 5o.'e'y 90 oe
Oneida county RIM societr. ~, w
yor h" Eras,n: ciarl1 ~, $1,000. ny" ,oo n,
! y. Fnrest ps,, sno,a+,,,,, W. - :, -
Camden cnnr+,, R;bI, coos.4,, NJ n %
| by DIR. Samuel Robinson, SECRETARY. oOG
Madison Bible Society. Indiana. ner
''r, Thomas Crawford, secretary, 1o4 81
M Jb uSoa w.no aoole,s meora' by or y,
welsh bible Soc;ety' Of stembs, ond N'' "
Utica. hv r Hobe,te sscretarv ''''- 40 m
81. CIairsy;l,e RibIe Snc;ety Ohio bv
Anne Arundel county B;bIe Soc;efy.
MARYLAND, BY philip j. Thomas. Fso
secretary 90 81
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31
Hon. to relieve Beggars.

I" My good sir" said transient beg
gar, stepping into store in this village,
a few days since, "can you set me to
work ! am poor and unfortunate-wil-
ling to work for my daily bread-but
can you procure no work. Will you
give poor object of charity few cents
to help him on to his friends %" O yes"
said the gentleman, stake this axe and
chop wood few hours, and l will pay
you for it." While the gentleman was
stepping to the door to show the wood,
the Industrious mendicant slipped out
in haste, family muttering, "PH so
along" Moathelier Watchman.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31

A man has been committed to Jail in
Susquehanna county, Pennsylvania. Tor
the lee OF the magistrate who married
him
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31
"And LOVE is still an emptier sound,

"The modern fair ones jest"
At late session of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court in Rhode Island, held in
Providence for that county, nineteen
petitions for divorce were pending, ten
of which were granted, and the others
postponed.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31
MASC NXAs.A% EONS.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

Account of of moneys received by tn
treasurer ofthe American Bible Society
during the month Of May, 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-31

J. NlrcIuE, .a.;en., i. b, 6.
New York, June /, 1891.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
District Of Columbia,
County of Blernndrin, 10 q

County Of 3lernndrin, 10 zg,t:
IN The petition OF William F. Thornton.
~ an lnsolvent Debtor, confined in the
gaol Of Alexandria county for deb: Notice
IS hereby given TO The creditors of the said
William F. Thornton, that OIL the first Mon
day OF August neat, at 8 O'clock A. III. at
the court house Of said county. the oath pre-
scribed by the &C, of Congress Of the United
States. entitled "an act for the relief Of Ia.
solvent Debtors within the District Of Colum-
bia, will be administered to the said insol-
vent, and Trustee appointed, unless sufi-
Glen: cause to the contrary hsthen and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
three times week for two weeks before
that day, in both the newspapers printed in
Alexandra.
By order OF the honorable William Crancb
Chief Judge of the United States Circui
Court OF the District of Columbia
Teste, EDM. | LEE, G.. C..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01

THIS DAY,
4 T 10o'cloek, will he sold al the auction
IA store
A great Variety Of Goods,
nest oil ~~hich are without reserve 10 close
consignments, viz:
Cognac Brandy,
Peach do
N. f.. Rum,
W. |. do
LIST and Cd Sugars,
Cordial,
Wine in tqr casks
Cod fish,
Candles and Soap
Chocolate, No. l.
Sets tea china, furniture, &c,
ALSO
Straw bonnets,
Shoes, coarse & fine.
Ginyhams, calicoes,
Linen cambria,
CambtiC muslin,
Men and women's hose, sc. &c.
S. A. MARS ELLEK, sucl'r
VII be added to he sale
5qr. oaks sup. red wine
July 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
New Establishment.

New Establishment.
EOR the accommodation Of the citizens Oh
l. Alexandria, Washington and ueofss-
town,
Commenced running ttis dcy,
The morning and evening stage will leave
the stage Office next door 10 the City fiolei.
opposite the market house, every evening a.
5 o'clock, for the above places. Returning
leave the stage Office next door to Craw Words
Hotel, in Georgetown, at 8 o'clock in the
morning, an call al O'Nesls Strathers anu
at the stage office. next door to Browns no.
tel in Washington, on their way TO Alexan,
dr,a, for passengers. Fare 81 cents. -. All
baggage at The risk OF the owners. he
Mail and oachee lines will run as usual Tor
S''''"'' CRAWFORD, HEWITT s. Co.
aug ot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
IMPORTANT TO sHIp-BUILDERs.

IMPORTANT TO sHlP-BUILDERs.
NEW INyE.NTlON.-A patent has
been granted to WIhiaIn Wood, OF Bow,
Nliddiesex, shipwright, for the manuiac-
ture and application OF new material
for the more efFectually rendering ships
anu olher maritime vessels water-tiSnt u
sea-worthy. The patentee has discover
cd that a hight felt OF hide hair, or mix
ture OF hide hair and wool, when satura-
ted with tar, is highly elastic and water
proof, and ceneeiving the useful aPplica-
ton of the substance as lining tor the
sheathing OF ships, he manufactures 1T IN
an expeditions and economical manner, In
sheets of suitable size for that purpose;
such sheets, being attached to the exter-
nal sides and bottom OF the ship by sim
ply nailing with scupper nails, are cover
ed with planking. The substance ne
terms adhesive felt. Hpossesses the pro
perty of elasticity in so considerable de
gree as to stretch uniformly without frac-
ture or injury either to its texture, OF Its
complete impermeabillty to water, when
ever the ships seams are opened oy
straining in hard weather, or In more
dapgerous cases of the starting OF the
planks or the breaking OF thinkers, as IN
stranding. In ali such cases, when, with
the usual mode of sheathing, water would
necessarily be admitted to the certain
destruction of the vessel, this material
forms an impenetrable and elastic case or
garment Tor the whole ships bottom, and
in the case of the opening OF seams by
ssraining, it RECEIVERS its &sst dimensions
with the return of the part SO opened or
the release of the strain; in such cases "
generally falls into the opening in GER
tain degree, SO as to render them after
wards more secure against a occurrence.
He also finds it to be complete protec-
ton against every description of worm in
all climates; this destructive animal is
never known to penetrate the materialin
the slightest degree.
The material, hair, or hair and wool, Is
prepared for telling by tie operations OF
dressing and bowling: as in the practice OF
hat-ma sing, ano is felted in the usual man
ner. Sheets or portions, thus feited, are
dipped iulo the le,ed tar and pitch, In
certain stated proportions to each other,
and then undergo slight compression to
take away the extraneous or dripping
quantity of the material; they are then
exposed for short time t. dry and cool,
and are then considered fit for use.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
ORPHANS Court,


.9'srnndria County,
July Term, 1921,
ORDERED, that the Administrative Of
Peter Dunbar. deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times
a week, two weeks in the Alexandria news.
papers.
A copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg. CT Wills.
This is 10. giDe notice,
THAT the subscriber. OF Alexandria
county. in the district of Columbia, las
obtained from the orphans court OF said
county, letters of Administration on the
personal estate OF Peter Dunbar. deceased.
All persons having claims against The said
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the sub.
scriber passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the 18th day Of January next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
ne6t to said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given un6er my hand this 18th
OF July, 1921.
Ann ROSE DUNBAR,
Administrative OF Peter Dunbar, decd.
july l9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
For Freight,

For Freight,
IN The scbr. CATHARINE, captain
Singer, carries 900 barrels, and will
be ready tor a cargo in few days.
Apply to WIN. FOWLE, t. Co
Who haze for sale said Schnr's. cargo Of
$50 casks Tho,baston Lime.
july IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
Mechanic Relief Society.

A STATED Quarterly meeting of the M,-
n chanic Relief Society will be held at the
Town Hall ON Wednesday evening, the ist
of August at O'clock.
BY order of the President
JAS. S. SCoTT, Sec'y.
july 60 s'uw"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
Potomac COMPANY.


THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
J. will be held at Simme Columbian Ian
georgetown, on Monday the 5;h day Of Aug.
u xt for the purpose of electirg President
ned directors for the year thence ensuing
and for transactiLg other business of the
aDmpany.
coTbe President and Directors will bold a
meeting at same place on Monday, the 18th
day of August next for the purpose OF APP
pointing the following officers, viz:
A person TO act as Treasurer and Cleik OF
the works; one to act as Toll-gatherer and
gate keeper, at the Great falls, aud one TO
act in The same capacity at the Little Falls.
BY order of the Board.
J. MOORE,
Treasurer & Clerk Of the works.
Georgetown, july IS 3awt5thA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01

house; that the commons will re assemble
ON the succeeding Friday, to receive .nes-
sages from the mouse of peers as to lhe
fate of the several bills sent up to them /;
and that both houses viii be prorogued a.
bout the 9Th or 10th of next month. The
propagation will be by commission. The
state Of Palace yard, and the neighbor-
hood OF both houses, In consequence OF
the extensive preparations making for the
coronation, viii prevent ms majesty from
exercising this prerogative in person.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
Drawing Announced.

Drawing Announced.
IN November lext will commence drawing
Lin the CITY OF Washington, The
Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH CL.1S.s.
The scheme Of which is the most brilliant
of any now offered.
Grand Capitals.
grand prize Vi 100000
L $4,000
8 10000
5000
100 1000
10 500
los 100
Not two blanks 10 prize.
Whole Tickets IL 90 Quarters 3 90
Halves 3 w Eighths j 5o
Tickets for sale in the Grand State Lo,te-
nv of MARYLAND at 10 dolls; in the Univer-
sity at 8; in The Cyciopadia Lottery al H.,
p iii advance soon to Is. For the lucky nun.
ID. GILLESPIE'S
Fortunate Office, Washington City.
Or at Kerr e Fits Hughs,
Corner of King and Washington street
Alexandra.
Orders, directed as above, will meet
prompt attention.
july Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
T1,rnpike Road.
Supcrintendant's Ofice,I
.JuLu "a. 1S2l.(

Superintendant's ODice,I
July24, 1919
DY virtue Of the authority vested by law
ID in the Superintendent OF Police. to ap.
point suitable place for the sale of MELONS.
Notice ;shereby green 10 all person bringing
no ellons for sale within the, corpo. alton, that
the county or fish wharf. is assigned for the
above purpose, and that the penalty OF the
law will be strictly enforced against those
who may BE- found selling and delivering
MELONS. brought by water. at any other
place within the limits of the corporation,
after Saturday the e8ih day of July.
iu!y "a JAMES CARSON, s. P.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
- On Monday, 9Th August, at 3 o
4" clock, will be sold OH the premises.
Essi commencing with that first named,
@a sstory store and dwelling on King
street, late occupied by Thomas Sbfeve.
Also,
A brick dwelling with every convenience
on the west Of st. Asaph-st. between Duke
and Prince.streets,
Also,
:. A small frame dwelling on the south Of
Prince, between Washington and ST. Asaph-
streets.--Terms liberal and made known az
sale. S. A. MARSTELLER.
july 96
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
Night: Sale.

Night Sale.
This (Wsdaesdry) Evening al ear.
ly candle light, viii be sold at the auction
store
aVanety ofBOOKS, &c &c.
s. A. MARST ELLER, Auc. ,
July 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
POETRY.
0DRa
Far THE FOURTH or JI'Lr. 49,,

4.
OH awake the loud harp with It's echoes once more
LET the clamorous trumpet AID bug's-horn play;
et the wild screaming ftr, and lannon's rrp roar-
The tin king Of cyuibals, that 10 Fnphcry pour.
And the rolling Of drums-wccomt back the great day.
LET banner, al unroal'a
ip many h-aving fold.
Lie fosting on the breath Of the zerkyrs away.
All spanged with brigbE stars, in siisgtring display
Oh all hail IN, grear day. when CT fathers vprosr
When they burst from rhe bsus tht Oppression lad made
When Fret dom trinnph.n'iy regriaro'er fcs,
10 the vicrors the BRIGHT prize 81 tetty shows.
Whist she points the spot, whe in zitring parade
All rhs sPcils that were wsns
Ere the battle lcres
Lie in heaps Ger the green turi, ~ sctour espiayd
In the laarrls ct Fame and Of Nict'rs arrsy'd
They wcn-noe ny Die r. $50 - tc.f
Meath the woke OF oppression rt'd rnu IN SELL
And they patiently Suff- r'd 'r,id and turmoil,
To fatigue aud 10 danger and periis innr'd,
Till they burst from the sway
OF their rants away
For their freedom by courage hrsr. proc1r'i.
And that freedom by victory and fame ensur'd.
Then awake he loud harp, with IFS echoes once more
Let the cianIorous trumpet and bugle horn play;
Let the Wild screaming se. and The caBnon's roar
I n tink!inR ut cymbals. thet in symphony pour.
And ,he rolling OF dFuuis-weiomr tack the great day
Lei banners, all unrou'd.
IN many heaving fold.
I lie floating IN the bre sth Of th- zrphsrs Sway.
All sPsngied with bright stars in gtrerng display.
CLAUDTAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
CrABERLANp. $.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TAKEN by execution and to be sold al pub
hc auction On the fourteenth day of July next,
at 10 O'Clock a. M stihe auction room OF Ste
pben Mcclellan add Timothy Fletcher, Ex-
change Street, Portland,
"A LII the right in equity Of redemption which
IN Thomas Peachy. Of said Portland, has 10 and
So the following described mortgsged real estate,
viz A small lot of Land in said Portland. bound
ed, beginning at pos, in the Dorthsry corner OF
The lot Joseph Gooid bought Of Edward Watts,
June 10th l73l-,heuce from said post running
southesserly adjoining lane thirty eight feet 10
another post aud from these two posts extending
souIhwss,e'y, carrying tho same width Of thirty
eight feet and adjoining John kimbsll's land aLou,
shree rods land Of William Harris. togethe,
with the privilege of lane Of eight feet wide snd
running back from the lane 6rst mentioned joining
the Lot hereby conveyed, forty feet 60 he improved
an COR Jon, and 20 he kept ciear from any incnm-
brance. except the door steps of the house stand
ing on the adjoining lott being the right ia eq-i
~ 60 the sane premises which said Pcsohy mort
gagged 60 Lewis Stctson. 10 secure he payment oil
lhrce hundred dollars and interest from the frs,
day of August. 1890 as per nor gage deed record
ed Ia Register Baek SO, page AIS, appears.
JOSEPH M. GERRISH, DsY'y Sh,f.
Portland, June Z, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
AdminiSiratOr's Sale.

DY license fron the Hon. BENJAMIN Chamber
Id Judge OF the Probate of Wills, sud for grant
ing Letters OF Administration for the county Of
Oxford, will be sold ct Public Auction, on The
premises at two O'Clock p. al. on TEDtES.
DAY the first day OF August mex, 50 much Of
he real estate of Oliver Wight, late Of Lowell
ia the county OF Oxford, Neomsr, will reise ths
e one hundred and twenty four dollars enc
forty SIX cents, fsr the payment OF his just debt,
aud incidental charges, and expenses OF admins
trstion, VIZ part If NO. IS, 10 The fourth division
OF Lots in said town OF Lowell, abont stxtv acres
JOSIAH HEALD Jr- -4drgi,aSfrrtCr
Lowell, June 18th, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03


Proridtd nereTthetss, That the notification 10
the adverse party may be issued by the Justice,
before whom the deposition u 10 be taken, or bv
any other Justice OF the Peace within the State,
mntatis mutands, at the election of the party at
whose request such deposition is 10 be taken
find prartdsd further, That notice may be given
verbally, by the !isticc taking said deposition,
or notice may be dispensed with, il the adverse
party, or b attorney shall, in writing waive the
same. And when the adverse party is not pres
ent at the taking of such deposition, the Justice
taking the same shalt certify that he was daily
notified.
And the service of this notification on the said
adverse party, or his attorney, by leaving an at
tested copy thereof at his last and usual place Of
abode, allowing time for his attendance, after
being notified, not less tan at the.rate Of day
Lords DAYS exclusive, for every twenty miles
travel, aud such service being proved b, the az
fdavit OF a cIsinterested witness. or by the re-
turn on said notification OF the Sheriff or his
Deputy ofihe county, or OF The Constable OF the
town where the said adverse party or has sttor-
nsy shall live, shall be deemed sufficient notice.
But no person, for the purposes Of this act, shall
be considered the attorney Of another. until
such attorney shall have endorsed the writ, or
endorsed has name ola The summons 20 be left
with the defendant in the cause; or until he shall
have appeared for bis principal in The cause, be-
fore the Justice of the Peace Referees or Arbi
riatoIs, or in the Court where the said action
shall De PeiSdnz, shall have given notice, ~
writing, stating be j. attorney n the cause, 10 the
other party OF bis attorney. And where there
are several plaintiffs or defendants in any action,
such notice 10 one OF them, or the notice sfore-
said 70 Be given'by the said Justice, given 10 one
a hen, shall be deemed sIEyiert.