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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05

TIL. whole well enclosed, and containing
abou, 81 acres. This land is about miles
from Alexandra, Oh the Little River Turn
pike, and commands view OF the river,
town and adjacent country: The house IS
convenient forsasmaiI family. The garGeh
is early aud productive. and contains some
valuable frui, trees, grape vines. DC:
Tie purchase money 10 oe PAID III tnree
equal annual instruments, with interest IRON
the day of saie.,. The property will be
shewn by a servant residing thereon. foS-
session may be had immediately.
ALso-at the same time and place, VIII be
SID the
Household Furniture, &c,
of the deceased among which are mabog-
any sideboard, desk and book case, sophia
dining g. card tables. 22 hands. prints, ,iramed
aud glazed, paintings IN oil, representing
the death of Lucretia, and the conspiracy OF
Cstalne, copied from S,ivator Rosa. anu
oil painting 4 by feet, representing sleep
ing female, 2 feather beds and bedsteads, :
hair mattresses, aud / OF moss, par glass
candle shades, pair OF cut glass decanters,
wine and lemonade glasses, pair silver
mounted mahogany knife cases, knives,
forks aud spooas. small ten plate stove,
tiragoon uniform and sword, pair pocket
pistols and dirk, case mathematical ins;ru-
ments, pair IL inch globes, pair NINA
;ure do. microscope, spy glass, ksleido-
score, % superb Coloured prints, with
box and perspective glass for viewing them,
back CANNON table, cbes. men, Chinese
puzzle, gold watch with gold chain, seal
aud key, / tortoise shell watch. pocket
thermometer, 1 yards broad Cloth, 2 yards
s,ock,nett, 50 yards ho,nespm flannel,
cart aad gears, gig aud harness, &c. DC.
SC.
On all sales of personal property above
twenty dollars, a credit of sixty days will
be given upon approved security. On sales
OF twenty dollars and under, the cash must
be paid. :,
lie the terms Of sale in regard TO either the
real or personal property shall not be comp!'-
ed with by the purchaser in three days after
the sale, the property will be resoid at the
| risk of the purchaser alter three days public
notice by advertisement.
L. j. LEE, Jr. Tr,s,eo.
WIN. G. CRANCH,
nov 90 laws
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Puhlic Sale.

TN pursuance of Deed of Trust from Da-
L viii Ross, AMI Mary his wife, and iona
Shan Ross, 10 the subscriber, 70 secure the
payment of certain SUNS nt money due to
Hugh Sni.n, the acting Executor o: Joseph
Dam, ne win proceed TO sell on the premises
on TUESDAY the fifteenth day Ut January
next, tract OF Iani containing 65 acres.
mora or less, si;u,ted in Prince William
County, State OF Virginia, being part of a
tract called Buckianl, on which Is erected a
fir,; rate Merchant I'LL, known By the Game
OF Bucklali Nail. AI,D, the tract of Ian!
adjoining the house All lot in the village OF
Buck!ani, corner of Love AMI dlti-streets
which property is nnre fully described IN
he tee1 Aforesaid, now on record IN Prince
lillian County, L,b No. 7, Folio 253
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock.
Rs order OF the Executor,
W. HERBERT, Trustee.
nov. IS, dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Central Tavern.
,july Is

k THE subscriber Informs his friends
StrTS and the public, that he has COM
asss menced Brewing BEER at his es-
tablshment on king-st. opposite
CE.YT'R1L ROW,
and that he will always keep on hand, a
supply 10 furnish retailers aud families, on
as good terms, as can be had in the District,
IN such Quantities as may suit them. Grams
aud Yeast may be had as usual during the
brewing season. He has also opened at the
some place. house of entertainment for the
accommodation OF travellers, aud those who
may call on him. He will always have mis-
bar filed with the best of liquors, and his sta
bles with the best of proven6er.
JOHN LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
To Rent,

The BRICK WAREHOUSE, at
ftess the corner Of Prince AMI Union sts'
8as::s rec-nty occupied by Jesse "heiry,
s-,Ilesq, is situation tor an extensive
g.ncery ,ni me reception Of grain Is equal,
VI not superior TO any in the place. The
rent will be no i.r4ts sni immediate pos
session given. Appyto -
sept
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
To Rent.

s, That two story frame house on
sf2S5 King street, at present occupied by
SssslS ). ID. Harper 1t Is anescelient
go ,t4ni f1f hdsiaess, AMI tn. rent will
be moderate, For ter rs apply "a
5. ID. HARPER, or
JONAH ISABEL.
sept 81 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05

A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
THIS is 10 g,ue notice,
THAT The subscriber ii Alexandria coun-
ty, ~ the District OF Columbia, has cblsined
from the Orphans Court OF said county, le.-
tiers of administration on the estate OF Hen
ry L. Compton, late Of the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims again :
said deCedent, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or beiore the 4th Gay OF June
uexl, or they may by law be excluded lrom
all benefit to said estate ; and those Indebt-
ed thereto, are required TO make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 4th
day vi Dec. 1921.
HENRY COMPTON,
Administrator OF Henry /. Compton, de.
ceased. Zee I 3aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
a. MOORE. Reg. wills.

This IS to gree notice,
THAT the SUBSCRIBER vt Aeyandris conn
ty, IN lhe District OF Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF sad coun
ty, letters of administration on The personal
estate of Jeremiah Boothe. late OF the
county aforesaid deceased. All persons
having claims against said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, passed
by the Orpna2's Courl on or before the 26th
day OF May next, or they may by law
be excluded from all beneal- to said estate.
and those indebted thereto are required 10
make immediate payment. Given uEGer
my hand, this lith November, 1871.
SAMUEL LINDSAY.
Administrator ofJere!nan Boolhe, de-
ceased.
nov Is Gawlw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Wat and John.

Wat, is about tyenty-slx or seven years OF
age; and about FIVE Zee, seven Or eight inches
high, rather Of yellowish complexion, had
considerable slOop when walking, bad
broadcioIh pantaloons, one pair sheetng do.
one pair vi course shoes worn, new iet
hat, aud Coarse linen shirt. John about
twenty lour or i've yeats old, five teet
eight or line inches nigh; his complexion
black with a very smooth face and rather
likely; JoAn had ON and took with hin a
blue cotton round abou, scAet. blue yarn s.
GOTTEN pantaloons, pair Ut pretty good
coarse shoes, 'eit hat, aud coarse Shirts
Ii is probable hey may have other clothing
with them or may exchange those described
for others, since their elope"ent; they have
been seen al black mans who is free
man as understand, who Calls himself Jack
Lee. and lies in Prince Georges county,
about two miles from Dir. Berry, ferry, he
has also, sweetheart 10 Georgetown, who
was hired from our neIghborhoodI to a Mr..
Tdler OF th,t place; Wat has near relation
5y the name of Charles, belonging TO Mr..
William Marbury, living at the ferry oppo-
site Alexandria | have reason to suspect
they are h4rhoured and are Still lurking in
and about thuse places. | will give The
above reward ior bringing them home or Sc
curing them so that etihem again, or
Twenty Dollars for either
JOSEPH GREEN.
iulv l8 aWtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Public Sale.

snYssirtue Of deed of trust from the 'a,e
- Richard C. Norton, Esq. will be sold
a. Public Auction, on the sltn day oil Dec
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. al the house De-
longing to Mr. Isaac Robbins, at the corner
of Washington aud king-streets, the real es'
tate OF the said Il. G. Norton, consisting VI
several contiguous
Lots in the Stump-HH Tract,
On one OF which is small two story
Brick Daoeiting House,
Milk House, &C..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
20 Rent,

The ERE proof store AMI frame
GSM warehouse. occupies by the suoscr,,,
S:s. ners, aa excellent stand and we'll
FSs calculated Tor almost any business.
Possession may be bad in few DAYS.
A. .CAZENOVE l. Go.
iulY 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Orphans court,

alexandria County, }
.Ncp. Term, 1921.
ORDERED, that the administrators OF Jere-
man Boolae deceased, DO give the usual no
lice to debtors and creditors, three tines a
week tour weeks IN The Alexandra news
papers.
A COPY teste,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
For Sale.

Twill sell my HOUSE ON King
{e street, at very reduced priee, y IS
ESQ, adapted for a store and large family
k combining elegance & convenience;
AMI situated in most healthy aad desirable
nsi ,hborhood. 1t is worthy the attention OF
any perron DESTROYS OF permanent rest
Aence.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
To Rent,

Several good houses in healthy
SsSA part of the Town. Apply 70
$ssT A. H0LBROOK.
Ts5si oct &c eo2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Orphans Court,

.fiernndrld County,
Dec. Tenn, 1921.
ORDERED, that the administrator of
Henry |. Compton, decd, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times a
week, two weeks IN The Alexandra newspa-
pers.
ropv ipstp
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
HOUSES, LANDS J, sc.
no RENT.

\. AHOJSE a. me corner OF Wolf
81 n and w .--possessson eau be
go. lad .ihmedIatriy.
.ESEa S. BARTLE.
i Fao,. persons who have anyo my car
tsnter's tools, are re4uestedsto return them;
so. the person who has my umbrella, with
low name branded GA Inc handle,is request
Id 10 return II. novS .. d.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Also. to Rent,

A small house on the west ena OF
kA D,ke.streei: calculated for dwell.
SsssiIing and shop. ecorr
oct Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05

Forty Dollars Reward.
DANaway from the subscriber, living ia
II Prince Georges County, Md.
T7oo Negro Nen.
JIM,
is about 10 years old. feet s or inches
high, has very broad nose, black complex
ion, and down look
DAY.,
is black. about % years old, 5 feet, or .
inches high, and has scar over bis right
eye.
| will give the above reward tor BOTH or
Irenty Dollars for either,
if.taken out OF The county. or twenty dollars
for all, or 10 dollars for either il taken IN the
county and delivered to me, or lodged IN the
county Jail, so that get them again:
ERASMUS WARNING.
OCT 10 n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Forty Dollars Reward I!
nov 90

DAN away IRON the subscriber, ION the
Al sixth day OF June LAST being in Charles
County. Mary iand, on the post road leading
from Piscat,away 10 Port Tobaaco, nine
miles from the former, and six miles from
the latter,-Two Negro men, viz:
JU,,t n,,,g T,h,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25
Bp QDait.

Norfolk, April "a most daring at.
tack upon, and robbery of doctor Johr
Saunders, a highly respectable inhabitan1
of Southampton county, took place or
the evening of the third instant. Three
men came to bis house and inquired ifhe
had any spirits, being answered that he
had none, they said they would pay bin
tor it; he told them if he had any they
should be welcome to it. They thcn
went 10 the. we'll aid took drink of wa.
ter, after which coming up to Mr..
Crumplcr, young man who was with
the doctor, they seized him. and drawing
pistol at the same time, one OF them
knocked him down with large stick.
drew him into the house and tied him.
They then. treated the doctor in the same
manner ;-drove all the domesticks into
the house, fired d pistol through the wall,
and broke open and tore to pieces every
article Of furniture that they suspected.
had any money in them, strewing the
house over with clothing, taking from
the trunks with the hre.tongs, with which
they had broken them open. Every in
divid:al expected'o be murdered. They
got five hundred dollars in North Caro-
lima Bank Notes, among which were two
of S so each, that had been cut in two,
having some name endorsed OH them,
not now recollected; the balance were
mostly 8 10 notes; about 20 in silver dol.
lars and half dollars, one an American
dollar with two holes through it near the
middle; two Joes Spanish gold,) and
one Eagle. Leaving Mr.. Saunders and
Mr.. Crumpler still tied down, with one
to guard them, to prevent their release,
the other two prepared three of the doc.
tors horses, when they made of with
their pluuder. These ruffians were each
arned with two pistols and dirk, and
were, 10 doubt, from the vicinity Of Nor.
folk, or somewhere that way, as they
looked more like scafaring men than 9th.
erwise.
The Missouri river. from its head
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25

Log Sonec flOusc, Wneto tsrk0 parry
Of American Gen,lemen partook Of az elegant
dinner. Va,ioes patriotic iossts wcre gwen
Oh the occasion. IE
The Paris papers Of Saturday arrived this
morning. They contain the following intel
ligence:
-Pcris7-pt6rssvyss- ="
The uinm0tuu Of the Allies arrived at Ma
pies on the ioth Of February. il was eneios.
ed in letter add'esssd by tho King to the
Prince Rsgcn,, and dated Laybach, 2Sih of
January. The knowledge ef this declaration
produced grca, stYcryescence. ip The .ci,y.
Florence, Fe6ruary Is.
For the last two days tie Austrian troops,
infantry, cavalry, and artillery, traverse our
city. The divisions which pass this WY q.
mount TO 10000 men. The coluurns which
arrived yesterday proceed by Sienna. Anoth.
or Austrian army advance, by tho Roupena
end the Ponuiical Marshes.
ROM, February II.
The Govercment takes all measures which
the painful circumstances in which we are
I exac,.--1 he Castle Of ST. Angelo has been
hastily fortified, and the. garrison reipforced.
On ibis side We a'e very tranquil but not 50
90 thot par, @! oar frontier which touches ,be
Neapoilan territory. Fear gives rise ., ina
ny reports and coDiectures.--At this moment,
II is said, in consequence OF the news Of the
passage Of tho p0, that division Of Neapo.
ii'an troops assembled o. Fqggia is marching
on our city. We are assured ALSO, thai The
Prince Regent has Quilted Naples with all
the trojps that he could collect IN that city,
10 proceed 10 the Abrszzas, after having am
nouDced, IN Proclamation, that mar Was Ie.
solved on.
1LvERPooL, March 2:
Naiy.--On the in uit. the adv snc ed
guard Of the AustriAos entered Florence, and
were followed by the entire column. Ano,h-
cr column is ma, ching by he marshes Of Ubi-
no. The Eog!sh squadron is expected to as.
semble in he port of Mes,na and after ,ha,
event, Vt is said. a. great change will vake
place in the aiIairs Of Sicily. The Papa
Government is apprehensive Of the conse.
quence of the approach Of The Neapoli,an ar
my. The fortress Of ST. Angelo has been re.
infotccd. ltis stated, that the Psia:e Regent
has Issued a declaration 10 the sro'y, and
! marched out oil N.pies with the garrison Of
that ci'y, to join the forces in AbTuzzi.
The Pops who is placed in a very awkward
| prcdicament between the two contcnding par.
ties has issued Proclamation, in which he
expresses hope, that neither parry will oc.
cupy Roms.-iiis Holiness says, ,s,, that he
cannot help the foreign troops passing throue h
his domioions I'd, that he receives the Aus.
lrians Is friends, who march only out of rure
regard to Italy Sd, that he will maintain a
strict ncu.rslity; 4th, that the foreign regular
troops shall no, be resisted in the passage ,;
but, s'h, that any Of the "eyil Disposed class
| Lmean,ng thereby the Neapoli,ans, who,ae,
regalar or Irregular, who shall nempt the
same friendly freedom of passing Though The
Holy territory, "sha!i bs opposed" wi,h all
his might.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25

We muu beg the indulgence OF our read
or. on account Of The press OF adverl!,emnts
in this days psper. Many articles, some Of
which refer 10 our neighbors, ibe Providence
Ed,ors, are necessarily deferred, but shall
be attended 10 al a fuia,e time.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25
1905

ln this town, Messrs. Benjamio Haz-
ard. Henry Bull, Robinson Potter, Chris.
topher =. Robbins, William S. Nichols.
and George Hall, were unanimously cho.
sen representatives. The Republican
Prox, it is understood, obtained majori.
ty d seventeen. The votes on the Con.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25

branches to the Gulf of Mexico, is 445s
niles" which makes it, in the present,
state OF geographical know ledge, the
longest river in the world" The Anna.
zons, probably, is the only river that ri
walls it, and lis length is not clearly ascer-
tanned. 1t is supposed, however, to be
rather more than 1000 miles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25
NEWPORT.
APRIL ELECTION.
WEDWESDAY, AsRlL as 1871,

On "Wednesday last the freemen OF
this state assembled in their respective
towns for the choice of General Officers
tor the year ensuing. 1t was warmly
contested eicction-but the following re-
turns, which we believe to be nealy cor
rect, will show that Gen. GIBBS is cleo
ted by about thousand majority. The
other candidates named in the Repun. .ican
rrox It is supposed, are elected by about
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25

vention were 275 against, and 60 in f
vor. We have not learnt the result ",
this. question throughout the state, some
towns having voted almost wholly in "a.
vor it, while others were quite the
reverse.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-25
FROM TURKEY

FROM TURKEY.
Two letters were received on Saturday
last from Constantinople, dated on the
10Th Ut Oct. after the arrival Of Mr.. Brad.
ish in that city--anu both on ule subject
OF an Embassy from the u. States to he
Porte. The writer's give assurances
that the Turks art very desirous 10 make
n treaty with our Government and as
one OF the letters is from The Charge d.
Affairs Of the King Of Naples, who has
continual access TO The presence of the
Turkish Ministers, the Information is
considered authentic. Boston P1s.
From the Ah ,rican Farmer
Ren'cay Jar sore E.ycs.--i have lately
seen an application ior, sore eyes, rapid in
its good effects. and SO simple and cheap
that the poorest and Most ignorant can
obtain it. Fake small sticks of sassalras,
spit in four peices-put them in a vessel
with cold and fresh spring water--thcy
import glutipous matter TO the water
wash sore eyes in the liquid, which cures
them without smarting or heat--,he poor
suffer most from this disease. L. p. c.
PERU.
Official accounts are stated to have
been received at Philadelphia. advising,
that nearly one third of Peru had joined
the Patriots; and that all the Mines were
III tlrir possession.
MEXICo.
The spirit of revolution has at length
spread itself throughout Mexico, and the
people in various parts,of that province,
had openly declared themselves indepen-
dent.
ARICH pRizE.
A passenger in the Nephe!e, arrived
at Baltimore, states, that it was reported
at Havana, that a convoy with two mil;
lions of dollars, from Mexico 10 La We
ra Cruz, had been intercepted and cap
,ured by the Revolutionis;s.
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The Missouri river. from its head
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-15
Fruit. Forest Trees, &c.


pENJAMIN PRINCE T. Co. have for sale
Dat their Nursery, Flushing Landing,
Long Island, near New York. their usual
and extensive variety of the most valuable
and approved European and American.
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Among the latter are Sugar Maple, Scar
let do; Horse Chestnut, European Lime and
Linden Trees, European Mountain Ash.
Weeping willows, Maenolias. Tripetia and
Accuminisa, Chinese Double Flowering APP
pie, Tulip Hfees,. Carolina Cotton Tree,
English Elms, Large Spanish Chestnut, Larch
Trees, &c. SC.
Also, alarge collection of valuable EURO.
PEAN and AMERICAN
SHRUBS and PLANTS
Among The shrubs are variety Of the lar
gest gooseberrys, rasberrys, and currans.-
Those kinds are very superior and are i'm
ported varieties from England, Scotland and
elsewhere. Do Lewis Fragrant Currant
Also. Grape Vines of the most valuable i'm
ported kinds. Among the plants are a va
riety Of the most valuable rawberries.
Also, Several thousand inoculated
PEACH TREES,
in the most healthy state, and free frem any
distemper. Great attention has been paid
to preserve them from the yellows, which
has destroyed so many trees OF that kind,
throughout the United States.
Catalogues Of the trees and shrubs, may be
had of Messrs.
HULL E. BOVINE,
NO. i46, Peart street, Neg York,
0rat their Nursery.
Orders forwarded TO either place will be
Immediately attended to. and the trees, &c.
carefully and securely packed up, so as to be
sent with safety 10 any part oJ Europe and
America; and delivered at Crane wharf, n.
York, by water, free Of freight.
Also for sale as above, several thousand
APPLE TREES,
Of the most valuable american sorts, of a "
table size to be sent to Europe. They we've
propcgated tor that purpose.
And. great variety of
AMERICAN SHRUBS g. PLANTS.
Alsu--One thousand elegant
BALM OF GILEAD or SILVER
FIR TREES.
A beautiful ever5reen. They are almost
sure to live When transplanted.
N. B. The fall planning is recommended
as much the best season, il having been found
by experience, that trees and shrubs plant.
ed in Autumn are not subject to injury from
drouths oftb, following spring and summer,
and make larger growths. The proper time
to remove trees. SC. will be from about the
goth of October.
Catalogue of the above articles may be
cen at this Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-15
Charles County Court,
January IL
November Term, IS:

November Term, 1890:
ON application to the judges of Charles
" county, BY petition in writing OF lie.
nelm 81. Cloir, of Charles County, for ,ks
benefit of the act OF assembly for the relief
OF insolvent debtors, passed at November,
1905, and the several supplements thereto.
on the terms mentioned therein, schedule
Of bis property, and a list of his creditors
on oath, so far as he can ascertain them, Gt!
ing annexed to his petition, and being salts:
Kenelm St.. Clair has reside d two years I'M
mediately proceeding the time Of his appli.
cation in the state OF Maryland, and being
also satisfied that The said Kenelm ST. CLAIR
is in actual confinement for debt. and iuf
no other cause. and the said KeneIm ST.
Clair having entered into bond, with Stuff
cient security, tor bis personal appearance
in Charles County Court, TO answer such
allegations as his creditors may make a
gainst him ltis therefore ordered and al
judged. that the said Kenelm St. Clair be
discharged from imprisonment, and that ty
causing copy of this order TO be insefI.i
in some one of the newspapers edited in Tie
district OF Columbia, once a week for tao
months successfully, before the first Nor
day in March next, for the purpose of r.
commencing trustee for their benefit, an'i
TO shew cause, if any they have, why The
said kenelm 81. Clair should not have the
benefit OF The several insoIvent laws oil this
state as prayed.
Teste. JOHN BARNES,
Clerk of Charles County Court.
January l2 f2m