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Coffee.
1900 POUNDS.

r HAVE just received, by the brig Bene-
L factor, 1000 lbs. Of first quality Porto
Rico Coffee 1t is pronounced by good
judges to be the best parcel imported into
the District for e months past, is entitled
to debenture. Persons wishing 10 purchase
will please to apply at my Office, Brldge-st.
George Town. ROMULUS RIGGS.
NAV 90
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RISE OF TICKETS
IN THE GRAND
State Lottery Of Maryland,

The FIRST TO BE DRAWN IN BALTIMORE
Under the superintendent OF the Com
ai,,ioners appointed by the Governor and
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J. III. Smoot,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW.

LAS opened an Office on Union one door
L L north of Prince-street.
He continues the practice of the Law in
st. Mary's, Charles and Prince Georges
counties Maryland, and Fairfax county, Va.
Conveyanc,ng &c. attended to.
may Is 2aw3w
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New-Orleans Sugar.

kUNI FOUR hhds. hrst quality n. Or
Il leans Sugar, landing from schr. Cent,
capt. Hallet, for sale by
WM. FOWLE e. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
Orphans Court.

alexandria County, }
Nos Term, 1891
ORDERED that the administrator of 10
bert Nesbe.t. deceased, d" give the usual
notice 10 debtors and creditors, three times
IN the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy teste,
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Th,s is 10 give notice.
THAT the subscriber OF Al. xandria eoun.
~, in the Dnric, OF Columbia. HIS obta med
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters OF administration on the estate of
Roler, Nesbstt, late of the county aior- said
deceased. Ali persons having claims against
said deceient are hereby warned to exhib-
IL he same With the vouchers thereof t. the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court,
on or before the i4lh day nf May next. or
they may ny law be xcludrd from all henr
q; to >aid ssa'e. and those indebted there
To. are required to make immediate p y.
m-nt. Given under my hand this i4th Nov
1871.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
Administrators OF Robert Nesbe,. h-c-ss-
ed.
aor IL SaH3w
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.a,ernn 1rid COUNTY,
Nov. Tern, 's9i. !.
ORDERED, that the ninIsira'or OF
George Russell. deceased. do give the usual
notice to debtors and credlors; three times a
week, two weeks in the Alexandra ns"spa-
psrs.
Acopy tests, u,,.
This is 10 gius notice,
THAT the subscriber IT Alexandra eodnI
", IN the District of Columbia. has obtained
from the o phans Court OF said county, 'et'
tiers of administration on the estate OF George
Russell late of The county aforesaid ne.
ceased. AL persons having clar,s against
said decedent, are hrrsby warned 70
exnibi. the same, with the vouchers 'here9I
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphan
Court, on or before the IAN day OF may
next. or they may by law be excluded .roa'
all benefit TO said estate and those Indeht.
ed thereto, are required to make 'm'neui.te
payment. Given under my hand this IAN
Nov. 1921.
CHARLES M'KNIGHT.
Administrator OF George Russell, deeeaa-
Cd.
nor * 3aw3w
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.aliourned Meeting for
DIVIDEND.
In the case of Andrew and
William Ramsay,
Bankrupts.

IN consequence of the absence of one "i
the Commissioners in this case, 'he meei'
ing heretofore notified 10 take place on thu
3ustl October. has been adjourned until Hed-
nesday the 2lsl, November next, IN which
day the Commissioners will meet a. Clage' :
Hotel in the tuwn OF Alexandra, at W CLOCK
in The forenoon, in or.ier TO make liv,denh
of the estate and effects OF the sad Bank
rupts. when aud where The creditors, who
have not already proved their debts under
the c, INNS, ion. IN this case, are hereby re-
uuir.d to cone prepared to prove the SAINT
or hey will beexcuded the benefit of the said
dividend.
JOHN MIVER. Assignee.
oct3l ;awt2IN
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Central Tavern.

THE subscriber informs his friends
aY5M and the public. that he has COM
as.ssst menced Brewing BEER at bis e.
HA tablsbment on king-st. opposite
Central ROY,
and that he will i~oys keep on mana.
supply to furnish retailers and tamI,ies. o'
a. good terms. as eau he had in the District,
IN suck quantities as may suit them; Grams IN
and Yeast may be had as usual during the
hrew;og season. He has also opened al Inc
some place. a house OF entertainment tor the
Recommendation OF travellers, and those wh'
NAV call on him. He will always have his
bar filed with the best Of liquors, and his STA
bJes with the best OF provender. ,
0'e' "''' ~ JOHN LAWSON.
cost
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Orphans Court


.4isrnndr,u, County,
NoV Term, loli.
ORDERED, that the administrator OF
John Beuckert deceased. do give The usuai
polIce 10 debtors and creditors, iuIee times
ia the Alexandra new. papers.
u copy ieste,
A. MOURE. Register Wills.
This is 10 giDe hoilcs,
That the suhscrUcg ri Alexandra county
m the District OF COLUMBIA, has obtaIneI
from the y phaR's Court OF laid county, lei.
tiers OF administration VI the persona estate oi
J. ID. B-nckert, late OF Inc county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims against
said dscedent. are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof, 10 the
subscriber, passed by tue Orpsan's Cuur;,
on or before the l4th Nav next, or they may
ny law be excluded from ali benefit to sa'd
estate, aud those Indebted thereto are re-
aulred ~ make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand tins l4th Nov. 1891.
JOHN ". Smith.
Administrator Of John d. Benekeri, de-
ceased.
Nov Is st
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adjourned Meeting tor
DIVIDEND.
In the case of James Gillies.
Il Bankrupt.

IN consequence of the absence OF one OF
L the Commissioners IN tins case, the meet
ing heretofore notified to take place on The
27th Oct. has been adjourned until Monday,
the 18Th November, on which day the Com
m Ssioners will meet al lsgett's Hotel. IN
the 'cwn Of 4 cxandria, al 10 O'Clock 10 me
forenoon, IN order TO make dividend OF The
estate and effects Of The as'd bankrupt, when
and where The creditors, who bavenot slfea-
dy proved their debts under the COM
mission, in Tins casearp hereby required 10
Come prepared to prove The same, or they
will be excluded the benefit OF the said wi
dend. JOHN M'lVEk, Assitnee.
OFT 40 lawti9N
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Not!ce.

,Hsving rented the Aide MiLLo
EfSA Cor term OF years, tender TO 'heir
EFssI Old Customers, and to all other per
ga sons who NAV be inclined to con !,
89e in IRE, every accommodation "hicn
san render them. To such as | am unHho" :,
-, and may deem il prucen. 10 re9 gu rs,, H.,
ioff.r unouestionable security tor the iailn-
al .,Iornance o every obligation con-
saat, ior the purchase Of wheat or the e1-
ahange of -four. ,d
A ton of plaster can be broke and g 70 mo
IN forty Eve minutes from the moment p o, ue'
frsry, by pair OF five feet Allegany burrs rs
urged by a nineteen feet water wneei. an"
Ave pair of French Burrs, some oil "n,e" e e..
seed in diimeter the former, assure ~ ',ie
Farmer aud Merchant as prompt an eAI
change of bur; tor wheat, as the county o'
Aoudoun can turOish. e,ypcoN
Allie, Sept. IS, 1921. nov u
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orphans I curt.

orphan's I curt
County Of .aIerandr'a,
.Nov. Term. 1871
ORDERED, that the executors oil joseph
M,llburn, deceased, do give the usual no.
tice to debtors and creditors. three times
week, two weeks 10 The Alexandra news
papers,
A. MOORE, Reg Wills.
This Is 10 give notice,
THAT the subscribers of Alexandra coun'
" in the District OF Columbia, have obtain.
ed letters testamentsry on the estate OF
Joseph Milburn. late of the county aior' sad,
decreased. All persons having claims aga Mt
said decedent, are hereby warmed to ex-
hIbil the sane with the vouchers thereof to
he subscribers. passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the l4th day OF May
mkt. or they may by law be excluded iron
all benefit to said estate, and those indebted
thereto, a'e required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this i4th
Nov. 1921.
ELIAS HARRISON.
RICH nd NEllCH,
Executors Of Joseph MiIburn, dec eased.
nov Is 3aw2w
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Forty Dollars Reward !

DAN away from the subscriber. ION the
n sixth day OF June Iast) being in Charles
County Maryland, on I b. post road leading
from Piscattaway 10 Port Tobacco, nine
miles from the former, and six miles trun.
the latter,-Two Negro men, VIZ:
Vat and John,
Wat, is about tSenty-sIx or seven years oil
age; ami about Ave feet seven or eight inches
high, rather of ayeIlowlsh com r lex on, bad
a considerable stoop when walking, had
broad 10th pantaloons, Ont pair sheeting do.
one par vi course shoes worn, new tell
hat. and a coarse linen shirt. John about
twenty four or five years old, five ieel
eight or zine inches high; his complexion
black with very smooth face and rather
likely: John had on and took with him a
blue cotton round abou, jacket. blue yarn y
cotton pantaloons, a pair OF pretty good
coarse shoes, a elt hat, and coarse Shirts
1t is probable they may have other clothing
with them or may exchange those described
Tor Others, since their elopemenl, they have
been seen at black mans who is.a free
man as understand, who calls h'mself Jack
Lee. and lies IN Prince q. orge's county,
about two miles from MIR. Berry's ferry, he
mas also. sweetheart 10 Georgetown. who
was hired from our n-ighborhood to Mr..
NiIer OF that place; Wat has near relsiien
5v the name of Charles, belonging to Mr..
William Marbury, living al the Terry uppo.
site Alexandria. | have reason to suspect
they are harhoured and are still lurking in
and about those places. | will give the
above reward Tor bringing them home or Sc
curing them 30 that get them again, or
Twenty Dollars for either.
JOSEPH GREEN.
julv 18 Iawif
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: aiuable Potomac Land for
Sale.

n will sell at public sale on the premises,
Il ~ thursday the 9TH oI Dec. that valuable
es, ATE, known as stump Neck; situated ia
Caarle< Co. III % 'nIiss below " ASKING
ton, containing zoo acres, une halt thlckly
covered with timber aud wood S"o acres
exrre nelly fertile, besides firm marsh OF one
hundred over xlIcl cattle CRAZE at all sea-
SOS, eau he Enclosed by fence Of GOO
y4ris. The marsh can easily De made hi
for cultivation, there being no back or cur
relt water. There ale two brst rate derrIus
6shenes Oh ms estate; vessels OF any burden
lay close to the snore, II Is distant from the
occoquan manufacturing mills only lew
miles. The crnps fine, wood. &c. can be got
t. market with the greatest facility. To q
p.,,oa de-,raus OF engaging IN Ne wood
business many advantages are presented
The improvements and a small dwelling
house, we'll of water, large new tobacco
house, gTanaTy. &c.-persoas wishing to
view II will always har. an opportunity, as
the steam boats ,!aHy pass within leo yds.,
BIZ. Speak. on the premises will show the
land. Teras, one half cash, Balance IN
rhIpe years.
GEO MASON.
sw,stss. Fayfss Go. ia. As'. I
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thirty Dollars Reward.

1HHty fS
DAN away from the subscriber living IN
IL Prince Willam county. va DAPf, a
yellow negro man. about s0year' old. teet
or near il high; he mas down look when
spoken 10: a scar between his thumb and fore
finger. on the right hand. He is straight and
well made; his eyes tuli and black Hr han
on when he went away blue mixed rouni
jacket, dark yarn pantalonrs & cotton shirt.
Davy has cen raised in 'hr house as rouse
servant, and can be very excellent servant
when he pleases. taken in the state, WI!
give 60 ,!olIars. or 81 if taken out OF The state
4 secured in jail. ,,
oct 92 II
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Orphans Court,
Alexandria County,

SULHsyS I
Mop. Term, 1891,
ORDERED Thai the administrators Of James
Entwlsle. deceased, do give the usual no
tce to debtors aud creditors; three times
week, ) week, IN the Alexandria news-
lpers.
A copy, Te.te.
A. MOORE, Reg. Of Wills.
This IS to g,ue notice,
THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county, in the district OF Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the orphans court OF said
county, letters Of administration on the estate
OF James Eat sic. late OF The county atore-
SELL. deceased. All persons having claims
az ainst the said decedent, are hereby
armed TO exhibit the same, with the vouch-
rrs thereof to the subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court on or before The 10th
lay OF November next, or they may
nv law be excluded from all benefit to
SAL! esta,e-ani those indebted thereto ais
required 10 make immediate payment. Gi-
ven ANGER my hand this l4lh OF November,
1871. BENONl WHEAl,
Administrator OF James Enta.sle, deeeas'
ed.
nov IL 3aw3w
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Orphans Court,

orphan CouI''
Alexandria County,
Non. Term, 1871. ,
ORDERED, that the administration o..
Elizabeth Wilson deceased, do give the
usual notice to debtors AMI creditors, three
times week in the Alexandria newspapers.
"A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This Is to giUs notice,
THAT the .uDscriber ot Alexandria coun-
~. in the District of Columbia. has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF salt county,
letter. OF administrative on the estate Ut
Elizabeth Wilson, late OF the county atore-
sail. ,ieceisn, All persons having claims
against said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
To the subscriber, passed 10y the Orphans
Court. OH or before the 18th day OF May
next. or they may by IA. be excluded iron,
all bene 6l To said estate, and those indebted
thereto, are required TO make immediate
payment. Given under my hand, this l4tn
Nov. 1891.
JAMES c. WILSON,
Administrator OF Z ;zabeth WiisOn, decsas-
cd nov ID 3aw3w
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A copy tes'e,
4. MOORE, Reg. Wills.

A copy teste.
gAis IS to g,Oe notice,
THAT the suhsc iber 81 Alexandria coun-
", has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF SAID county, letters OF administration on
the estate of Jeremiah Boothe. late OF the
county aforesaid deceased All persons
having claims against SAID deceden., are
hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same with the
voucrr thereof to The subscriber, passed
by the Orphans Court on or before the l4tb
day oil Nav next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benes to said estate,
and lhos. indebted thereto are required to
maze immediate payment Given under
my hand, this I4th November, 1921.
ANN BOOTHE,
Administrative of Jeremiah Bro.he, de.
ceased
nov Is 3aw4w
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ion or = dozen wears old. Tue rapldlty OF
her gate in pace, will be quite sufficient to
identity her. as she moves WITH almost unex.
ampied CELEBRITY by what locke. call "a ride
at a time" A reward of FIVE dollars WI De
given il she be delivered 10 me living IN
Fsuauier county. near the post office OF
RucRlan1 Prince William, Va. Circum-
stances induce me to believe she LOOK Tue
way to Occoquan. ,,,cuNpp
Vinthill, Nov 10 "
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NHEAI,
Purchased by
JOHN RI. LADD s. Co.
sept. "a -
Public SIir.

IN pursuance of Deed of Trus, from Da-
A VII Ross, and Mary his wife, and iona
than Ross, to the subscriber, to secure the
d, N at of CERTAIN SUNS vt money iue to
Fl lyb Sn D, the aciing Exc, utor o: Joseph
Dean, he 0ill proceed TO ,ell On the premises
on TUESDAY the fifteenth day VI January
next, tract OF land containing 66 acres,
more OF less, situated IN Prince Villa II
County, STATE OF Virginia, being part OF a
tract called auckland, on which Is erected d
FIR rate d"rchaut Will, known 10y the name
of 3ucklani Mil. Also, the tract OF Ian!
adjoining the house and LOT IN the village OF
Buck!and, corner Of Love aud h,ll-streets
winch property j. more fully iescrIned IN
the teed Aforesaid, now on record 10 Prince
William County, LID. No. 7, Fono 253.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock.
BY order OF The Executor,
" hEkBEkT, Trustee.
nov. 0t>
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HOUSES, L.4NDs, &c.
To RENT,

HOUSE al he corner OF won
3&HM and Water-sts. can DC
y saa ~ S. BARTLE.
Those persons who have any OF my car.
'a.n,er's tools, are re iuested to return tfeln !;
|, n 90. the person who has my umbrella WHO
INV name branded on the handle, Is request
led to return Il. nov o
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Orpsial'S Court,

.ai.1anirid County,
.Nov. Term, 1871
ORDERED, that the administrator Of Jere.
miah Boothe, ,sc-ased, do give the usual no
ice to debtors and creditors. three tunes
week four weeks IN Tie Alexandra news
papers,
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.NaTHAE,

About is year. of age, 5 ieet OF 6 inches
high. and of slender make & very DARK
complexion, thick iks, long Fingers. down
look, and stammers little when interroga-
ted Ii /. deemed unnecessary 20 describe
the clothing he took away with him, as it is
probable he has exchanged them. The sub
scriber has been informed that he has been
seen in soldiers clothes, which he no doubt
obtained from the soldiers at Fort Washing
ton, az he has been seen in that neighbor.
hood 10 such apparel; and also on the Viz
g,nia shore, nearly opposite to Fort Wa-h
Ington. The above reward will be given to
any person who will deliver said negro TO
the subscriber. living near Piscataway.
ALISON BEALLE, Manager.
oct 30 law3w*
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10 Rent.

That two story frame house on
EfTN King street. at present Uccnpiei by
XssHS. d. Harper Ii is an excellent
g tsni for business, and GIe reni viii
be moderate. For terms apply 10
S. d. HARPER, or
JONAH iSABELL.
aant OF ~
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Look at This :!

~ S,rayed or stolen from lot on
~esN,be suburbs of Alexandra some.
ySA where about the last OF Septem'
sSI6ssSAber,
4 Durk Bay Mare,
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J n. RUN.NELLS,

Maryland q Virginia Tobacco,
Wanted by
JOHN II LADO & CO.
Sept95
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July IL
twenty Dollars Reward.

d ANYWAY from Gen. Philip Stuart's
II farm, near Pscataway, in Prince
Georges county, Maryland. sumo time in
the month OF August last, negro lad ma
med
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FEMALE SWIEDLER.

The annals OF the Newgate and ki:-
mailman gaoIs, cannot boast OF all in
stauce OF female sw!ndling in any degree
equal to the loliowng:-Not many years
100 a capt " atson, THE assumed name
Vi the celebrated heroine) accompanied
oy a servant. dressed III rich livery, made
his debut early in summer at Amabrie, a
place famous in Pertls.ire Scotland. for
grouse shooting and trout tshlng.-Du-
rina the summer months, this beautifully
romantic place is much frequented by
fashionable parties. There is only one
Inn in this village, consequently there is
great scarcity Of beds; and to obviate
the difficulties arising from this circum-
stance as much as possible, sometimes
four gentlemen are Obliged to occupy one
bed, and as many ladies repose themselves
in another. Being young, and OF engaging
manners, the landlady OF the Inn propo-
sed to captain Watson TO share the bed OF
her two sons, one of whom was student
in divinity. ard the other a student Of
physic. The captain readily acceded to
the proposal In horsemnnship, in ang-
ling, in shooting in dancing, &c, the ac-
complshed Watson excellcd, but he never
could be prevailed upon to show dexteri-
ty in swimming.
The union offs many accomplishments
soon procured to the owner the highest
admiration. His fame spread itself all
over the highlands of Psrthshire; and
there was no. hall within the distance
of thirty miles, at which his company
was not considered great accession
his credit kept pace with the admiration
in which he was held. Bankers, lnnkeep-
ers, and country gentlemen We'd with each
felt themselves obliged when the hand
some Watson deigned to accept of "a trilie
BY some means or ct er, his drafts fro III
England did not come to hand by the end
OF the season, during which he contracted
debts to the amount Of $500, no small
SUNNI that country. Such, however, was
the confidence OF the landlady in his hon.
or, that she advanced him ,glC0 to carry
him to Liverpool, where he intended to
pass the winter with one of his guardians,
he himself being a ward of Chancerv. of
prodigious expectations. Early next
summer Watson again appeared at Anna
brie, to the great JOY the hostess of the
inn of her sons, and of all the neighbor
hood. This season passed like the for.
mer, without any marked incident; and
notwitf standing that he never pal sin
gle suit, his credit sustained no d.mu
aition
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! OBSERVANCE OF TIE SABBATH IN FLOR
| IDA.
Extract from an Ordinance signed by
j. e.. Forbes, Mayor
The Commute appointed by the city
! council to make regulations for the cue
| observance of Sabbath, in conformity to
| the third section of the first ordinance, by
| Major General Andrew Jackson, Cover
nor, &c.
Considering, that the Christian Sects
concur in setting apart the day of the
week called Sunday, for the purpose of
resting after six days iabour, and dedica-
ting that day more particularly to reli-
gious practices;
Considering that some austere dcnomi-
nations exclude altogether, all recreatlons
as well as cnployments, whilst others
more induigent, do not prescribe on hat
day innocent mirth and bodily eNercl-
ses
Considering, that in many countries
where slavery is admitted, slaves are al
lowed to come to market Oh Sunday only
there and then to purchase what they
want for the comfort of their families;
Considering, that whatever may be the
general impression and rules OF the peo-
pie Of the United States on this subject,
due re gard ought to be paid to the ma
tona' habits of this new acquired terrific
ry, Resolved as follows:
Section l. There shall be IN absolute ces-
saton from worldly occupations on Sundays
until noon.
Section 2. Shopkeepers may after l2 o.
clock, yend their sords, without however
exposing them to public view; hut they shall
not allow nykind OF ardent or other lquois
to be drank within their doors by the pur.
chaser or purchasers but liquors so bought
must be carried away
Sec. 5. All recreations rot forbidden by
the laws of this territory. are allowed on
Sundays, from and after IL o'clock provid
ed. that public order be not thereby endaD-
gered, or Individual tranquility disturbed.
Sec. /. No number exceeding two, OF CO.
Toured persons, free or slaves, shall be allow.
ed TO stand in, and thereby to obstruct The
streets, lanes and avenues, or to annoy the
public in any manner whatsoever.