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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
.H1RRIED,

In Buxton by the Rev. Levi Loriny, Mr.. Pc
ter Lbbey to Miss Mary Libbev of Scarborough.
In Boobartown, (Me.) Mr. Johnson Fewksbury,
OF Atkinson, to Hiss Mehitabe Grovenor.
Ia Atkinson, MIR. Stephen Rowe. TO Miss Dor
cas-. HaFvey-Mr. Gilman Goodrich, 70 Mis-.
Lydia Barvey--Mr. Samuel T. Heath, TO Miss
Abigail Bunker.
l. Brunswick, Sir. Ewings Alexander, to Miss
"a rah ID. Atecher.
In Freeport, Mr.. Micah Stookbridge, aged ii.
70 Miss Elizabeth Mitchell. Of the same age.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

At lvica, IN Sept last, Mr.. Rufus Loring, a.
ged ~, second ofiissr Of ship Morgs ma, Of New
Haven, son Of Mr. Nichol as Loring Of this town.
In Hallowell, Mr.. George Rsmsdell, member
Of he society Of Friends, aged rs.
In Bangor, the wife Of Mr.. Peleg Burley.
In Bucksport, Mr.. Jonathan. lopkias-occa :
stoned by fall from the yard-arm Of a schooner.
In Wells, Mrs. Esther l.iltle(ield, aged So.
Her descendants 219. =
II Cherry-V aller, on the 3th inst Mr.. Hugh Mitch
ell, aged hundred and one years and nine Roatts
The deceased a native of Carrickfergus in Ire
and and emgated to this country about the year 1854
with the little Irish colony who came out win the Rev
Dr. Dunlap, who the first settlers Of thai town
1T the time OF the Indian in that place, in
November. l71S, Mr.. Mitchell was compelled 70 wit
ness scene the recital OF which exces all our SYM
pathles party Of sayascs burst into bis house and
IN most barbarous and shocking manner. murdered
his vile and Tour children aud after setting fire TO
the house carried off his then only remaining child IN
70 captivity tie himself only escaped death or cap
htiv by running up rayine near his house in which
ta bushes were so thick that he enabled 10 elude
as pnrsuers. Alter the enemy Withdrew from the
place he was compelled clone to PIT the bodies Of his
VIE and children upon sled. and TO draw them mile
10 the tort for iDterment. The next wear while al
Cherry-t alley, TO his property, he was walking
tiuo the woods unnamed. an Indian with drawn
knife chased him great distance bat he was enabled
by his swift running 10 escape from him. He endured
all these Affections with christian foriitude and has
through life preserved fair and unblrmished reputa-
ZION. lie bad long been professor Of the christian
religion and gave good evidence nv his purity OF lite
that ms profession was sincere. As long a. his health
would permit him. he was always found on the Sabbath
in tue House IF God. he sleeps with his fathers
and let n I'll be IN readiness to follow him.
Lnfi csrl was recovered tT.m captivity, and sHF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
CHARLES BRADLEY,

I'll y Is Leo DA \ DLE,
Agent and Commission Merchant far
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS,
Chambers, Corner Of Middle g. Union Streets,
Opposite
Messrs. MARK O. VIM HARRIS,
Has this dan recc1ved,
BALES BROWN SHEETlNGS;
Do Threads, all Nos. aud Colours, Amy and
Brown, and Slater's Manufactures.
Bale Broadcloths, colours blue black a. hares-
back mixtures.
ION HAND
Cases and Bales Gnghsms-Checks,
Strpes-Furniture Plaids-Dispers,
Cotton Laps-Wire Threads-Quills,
Buttons beached and unbleached Sheetin.s
and ohirtings.
Also
Waltham Cottons, Of every description, con.
stantIy for sale. at Boston prices.
CT Regular supplies Of American GOODS,
are received as above, which will be sold at far
prices.
- Wanted as above, WOOL Of every descrip-
ton, for which CASH will be paid, or il will De
received on Consignment
n. 2. Cash advanced on Consisnments.
Ii Jan. IA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

We are gratifed TO learn, that cur very brief
remarks upon this subject, in last Friday. Ga
zettc, have been deemed worthy Of attention, &
obtained pretty general appreciation. we had
commenced a calculation OF The amount Of fees
ior entries, &C. received BY the clerks in the
several Counties, Fredicatei upon our best infor
Inatien-this however we suspended, upon being
toll that the committee. of the legislature had
r'aie application 70 the clerks for correct infor-
nation upon the subject We are confident in
cur behe1 thet the fees now pail for entries,
&c. are almost if not quite sufficient to paw the
salaries of the six Judges aud also the clerks and
Jurors. Should it fall short, small al Iition to
The entry fees, AMI fee upon every law ouesI
ZION reserved will supply the deficit and rch-
uer' upon our plan, the expense of litigation less
ehah 1t IS at present; or than it can be, We be-
iieVe, under any other system. And we see no
good reason why suitors should not paw all the
expenses THE judiciary. But il will not in
crease, but lessen the expenses to sutorg. should
me pan we propose be adopted, Oar project
would not be a rash experiment, tue canseoneD-
ses o. winch cannot be foreseen. On the con-
trary, II has received the sanction And the an
probation Of ages.
G have understood that one gentleman.
whose opinion upon this subject ia entitled 70
onr respect, hrs sail, that although ne annrovca
the plan generally, yet he thought il most az
Pedient TO adopt it only in part, and Improve uo-
On It hereafter We cannot agree with that
gentleman, notwithstanding our respect Cor him.
we DO rcally believe. that adopting on, a part
g good system, TO tie exclusion Of another
paFt, equally goods but little. il anv. better
ihan adopting a bal one When IFS insufficient
e p answer al the beneficial purposes desired
/ Gen. itmay excite popular opinion against il.
40 prevent that improvement rbicl, tho argu-
meni admits TO be Necessary.
NC give place TO the following communication
'oengh handed in at a late hour. Whatey.r orr o,,,
opinion may he, onr paperi osen - free d;.c,,s.on
s 'lo''.nt SUBJECT The public will form their
J'', y, Y, o. The different plans proposed
"'e Edttor IF the Portland Gazette.
SRI observed in yo,,r last 800
sP ting the Circuit Court Of Co,nr,nn pIaas
f.. 'oii0eHe are calculated to forestall pub
-, upon subject OF great importance.
ant which is now before Isro-c ,o,r,;.t.
me Legislature. ID is there asserted Tho. :. a. -
circuit Corrt of Common p,,,s = r,ro,,,I,. J,
his IS not he fact. II may no ,,ne - so,,o
pa ~ oi tie State. but taken % srstc,o IA II
relation 10 the whole Sat. r. r,rar.r = 60
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
A Farm for SAFE an Parsonsfeld.

EoSErH DOE being DESTROYS 90 change The
% bushes. OF Farming for some other requr-
ing less lsbour, being ost of health, offers Tor
sale The Fam, known BY The name Of he Pe-se
Farm in Pars"nsfed, county Of York, NJ .ine
containing 50 Acie1 ct excellent L nd, well
wooded, md wstered, ohe House OF ) sto. .es
md one ct one story 2 Barns with Gu bindings,
and large o Ct ard. This Fs m Is well kno WI
10 be equal 10 any ~ that part Of ,h- cCu0try snu
is worthy of the attention of those who may wish
to purchase, IS it Will positively be sold tor Two
birds or three qu.r,e,s VI It's real valut, & Il
will not bring more. Apply 20 y. Is. Norton,
Portland or said Doe on the premises.
JOSEPH DOE.
Psrsons field, Dist ian. 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
National Lottery,
9th Class

LIST OF PRIZES-la Day.
or $1,000 No. so9--of $500 No
~ 3472.
2G DAY.
Of $1,000 No. 3lO0l-45f8O--- Of
800 No. 12256-2963O-38O51.
Alb DAY.
Of$1OOO No. 275O3-of 500 39465.
5M D4Y.
OfSlO,OOO No. 25495-of $4,000 No.
e2049-of $1,000 No. Sl14-2l552-of
$500 No. 24O57.
9Th Dy4Y.
OF $1,000, Nos. 9l0--lO,522--27.643;
39,194-39.3 30---of 100, Nos. 10,G25----
i,916-43,9 1G.
9TH Day.
OfStOoo, Nos. 5341-l7,861--27, ESQ /;
of $500, No. 26,63O---of 500, Nos.
5794--6159--1t,5OO.
There remain in the above splendid Lottery
the following capital PRIZES most Of which are
floating, and liable to come out at any drawing
Of the Lottery.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
yHYHEREAS he s,fbscriher, Of Wes'broDk !,
w in he county of Cumberland, State Of
Maine have at sundry times and At various pis-
.es in said State. circulated q repor, unisvnrs-
bic o The character Of William Stevens, Inn
hold-r of Westbrook, in SAID county. hereby
publicly declare thst the report is cruel aud Oh.
lust and that had no cause for 90 doing, and
hat IN very sorry for j.
WILLIAM GRANT.
Ue~tbrOOk Jan. g 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
COroner's Sale.

COrOner's sale.
T9KE.N BIZ Execution and zvii Be sold al Pub
iic J'endae to ths highest bidder, en Saturday
the sirteeth day Of Fetruo-y neIt. al 2 NJ
clock, P. IL. at NE d,veiiug house Of 1ls spL--
scriter III Raymond,
4 LII the righI which Stephen SWEET bss in
n equity TO redeem a certain farm ID Raymond,
situated in the southweslery part of laid town. on
The county road leading from Bridgtun 20 Portland,
now occupied by Eliot Staples.
ELI LONGLEY, Coroner.
Raymond, Jan. IL, 1872.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

,. veil known that Es5gern,r Kin- pablo
..-cs.e1 MS onpnion that Mr. Crawford was
ast suitable candidate in the union, for the
noxt presidency; AMI it has been, and still is,
se universal belief, so far as We know, that the
mons oc the Argus are identified with the
,;ons NJ CAV. Hiag. Ii has been mater Of
.,,,,,on conversation, that the Argus is pledged
:, snn,ort Mr.. C.awforTs election, at the prop
~ time. II mas been strongly limited, 10 say the
lost .bat this Is also true Of Gov. Paris. Dur
in.- the late electionecring contest, we well re-
member, II was matter Of equal netoriety, that
the Statesman was devoted 70 thc interests OF
AIr. j. @. Adams, in opposition 70 tic views Of
the Argus, and Mr.. Crawford. This was made
sse d publicly, as an argument against the pat
rons Of the Argus, and the cansc " that paper,
il the aie election. Even during the heat OF
to- election. the Argus did not deny it; aud we
adopted the opinion Of the community generally,
that Mr.. Crawford was the Argus candidatcs5or
the presidency.
tLat the Argus, although not 50 explicit as would
be desirable, intends no evasion, but is sincere
in the expression of its "most unaffected sur
prise" at being suspected OF supporting Mr..
Crawford, BY its good friend, the Boston Patriot,
We DO most sincerely rejoice to hear il i; for if
the Argus article was not intended merely to
cyale the subject, it must be intended to mean,
that notwithstanding all these uncontradieted
runors, and Notwithstanding the public avowal
Of Gov. King, it is not, neither is Gov Paris,
50 devoted to southern policy and influence, as
to support Mr.. Crawford for the next presidency.
We owe this act ofjustice to the Argus, because
we inserted the Patriot article in our last.
At the Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge Of Maine
held IN Portland, JAM 10 1922, the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
N. ". SIMON GREENLEAF, Esq. c. .Nastsr,
r. w. WILLIAM SWAN, D. @. II
Il. w CHARLES FOX, s. q. ~.
r. w JOSIAH ". MITCHELL, Esq. J. C. IT..
X. W. JOSEPH NJ. CERRISH, G.. L.
X. ". WILLIAM LORD, Recording G. Ssfg.
\. ". pELEG SPRAGUE, Corresponding g. Ssc'y
K. w. JOSEPH L. FOXCROFT, ESQ. O. .RarshaL
IONA. GREENLEAF, G. ChaplGins.
JOHN Fl. TNGRAHAM,S
r. w. JESSE ROBINSON, Esq. s. G. D,
X. w. SAMUEL FESSENDEN, J. G. u.
X. W. ELEAZER WIER LIST q. s.
X ". BENJ'A. ID. bartlett, I'd G. s.
4 ". NELSON RACKLYFT, Sd G. S.
H. W. ISAAC LINCOLN. 4h q. s.
l. w GEORGE TEACHER, Jr, Esq. e. S,sorL-
Bearsr.
r. ". SETH CLARK, Ist G. P,irsuircrt.
r ". OLIVER :. HABTSHORN, ID G. p.
Bro. WILLIAM STEVENS, G. Tglsr
District Deputy GrGad clusters.
~ Dist, r. w. DANIEL GRANGER Esq. OF !Saco.
2" R. w. HENRY W. FULLER, ESQ. Of augusta. !.
lth r, W. ROBT P. DUNLAP. Esq. Of Brrsnslrick
sth r ". MANLY HARDY, Esq. Of Bueksport
sth H. W. IONA d. WESTON, Esq. Of Eastgort
lt-TTThe proceedings Of the two Houses yes
terday, consisting principally of the perisal of
petitions and bills in the second reading, are
postponed until our next to make room for mat
Ter previously in type.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
Il mem consignment of HOLLOW
WARE.

which will be sold at the same price and CAS-
count a. az the Furnace.
500 sides Sole Leather,
lot English, fat and square Iron,
new lot Of Stone Jugs,
1000 lbs. English blistered and cast Steel,
20 doz. English Spades and Shovel.,
1000 lbs. u. Sugar il boxes and barrels,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles,
1875 bbls. new Beef, mess No. !, :, & :,
5 90 gals. y. L. Rum,
Sicily Madeira, LisbOul WINES
Tenerife & Malaga, { N"i4NLD'
A few pipes old Cognac Brandy, warranted pure.
wall Pew in Rev. DIR. Nichols yAeetingH louise,
Philadelphia and German .hill SAWS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
LOSE.

/ OS'T about the 10Th ult. on the road from CIR
IA ham 20 saccarappa, small red NDrrcrp
POCKET BOOK, containing FIVE dollars in bill.
and Notes e. the amount Of abnui fix hntds4..i
dollars, whoever will return said Pocket But.
with its contents sail e veil rewarded for rh,;
trouble. SATH ANIET. H.AMRLES.
Gu ham, Jan 7, 1852
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
a PRINCIPAL Agent in the United States.
and all the world, tor selling tickets in ,he
Grand National Lotterv.
CLASS THE FIFTH.

md as his agency is not conhned to this 81 ate he
can and i'll ELI tickets ciih.f by wholesale ar
fetsii, on the most favorable terms. He thinks
hose that purchase 10 sell again will find il "a
their advantage TO call. Present retail price GA
hclesi Halves, Quarter, and EIghths IN lhc
ane prop, rtiUD--tut will advance one dollar the
ar>t Of February, i522.--A few huadr d. assur-
ed numbers u,s received. A list f each day,
draw ing regularly received, AM nay he exam
ined, e'atIs, al any time.
A have not, asyct, sid any pize in thu
Lottery over the lowest, 1 presume nay, witt
confidence, be expecting some, a. Fortune IA.
never taiied IA giving ne capital pri1ps in every
lottery | have sold tickets iu. Jsr. e, 1872
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
AW1EIONSa

Erery UednesdGg and saturday,
A PuBLIc SALE will he held at the Long
Room, Erchonge-Street-P
BY ATWOOD & QUINCY.
0E1rThe ROOM is open on all days Of business
for the reception Of property intended for prirafs
or public Sale.
A."C4SH Literally advanced on all knds of
and good securities Nov. 20.
0CJ-Cunent Bills Exchanged Drafts on Bos-
ton, bought or sold al fair rate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
Col. TRUMBuLL's PIcruRE

Col. TRUMBULL's PIcrURE
OF the Surrender OF General Burgoyne with
his army TO the United States forces under the
command Of General Gates, in October, l777,
has been placed 10 the room of the Academy
Of Fine Arts, in New Y ork, for exhibition, pre-
sIously 10 lis being carried 10 the seat Of gov
eminent. This is The thlrd Of The series Of
paintings, undertaken by this distinguished
artist, under the authority OF the National
Government, the whole Of which are to be paC.
ed IN the Capitol al The city Of Washington.
Book KEEPING BY DoUBLE ENTRY
Mr.. NImns, III bis history Of Sterlingshire in
Scotland, informs US, that tins was rare &C
cempllshment, {. The old treasurer Of the town
OF Sterling Kept bis accounts III The following
singular method He hung Up two boots, one
on each side Of the chimney and in one he
put all The money he received, and in the 9th
er, all receipts for the money be paid AT the
end OF The year, or whenever he wanted to
make up his accounts, he emPted the boots,
and by counting their several and respective
contents, he was enabled to make balance,
perhaps with as much regularity and as little
trouble as any book-keeper III the kingdom.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

Estimate OF increase in the population Of
The several States &. Territories OF the United
States for 10 years, from 1910 10 1920:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
EoR FRosr Oh CHILRLAlNs-

lake al equal quantity OF HarIshorn and
Sweet Oil shake them together 10 a phial,
which VIII make inImeut, thea rub the pdrl
affected with il hard three o. four times dav.
Always Use j, cold, aud 10 a lew days il vii
make perfect cure.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

OF american Manufactures.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-18
Charles County Court.
June Is



ON application to the Judges of Charles
~ county court, by petition IN writing
of Lewis Stonestreet of Charles county,
for the benefit of the act Of assembly. tor
the relief of insolvent debtors passed at
Nov. session 1905, and the several supple
ments thereto on terms mentioned therein.
a schedule of bis property and list OF
his creditors on oath SO far as he can as
certain them being annexed TO bis petit
ton, and being satisfied by competent tes-
timony that the SAID Lewis StoDestreet has
resided two years Immediately preceding
the time of bis application in the state
of Maryland, and being also satisfied that
the said Lewis Stobestreet is in actual con-
finement for debt and for no other cause,
and the said Lewis Stonestreet having EN-
tered into bond With sufficient security for
bis personal appearance in Charles Coun.
ty court to answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against him,it is there.
fore ordered and adjudged that the said
Lewis Stonestreet be discharged from i'm.
prisunment, and that by causing a copy OF
this order to be inserted in some one OF the
newspapers edited in the District of CO.
lumbia once week for two months sue
cessively before the third Monday Of Au-
gust next, he give notice to his creditors to
appear before the said court at Port To-
bacco 10 said county on the third Monday
ia March next, for the purpose of recon-.
mending a trustee for their benefit, and to
shew cause if any they have, why the said
Lewis Stonestreet, should mol have the be-
ne6t of the several laws Of this state as
prayed.
June Is law2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-18
Charles County Court,
March Term. 892.

March Term. 1922.
an application TO the Judges OF
ID Charles county court, by petition
in writing Of Henry Stonestreet, ot Charles
county for the benei, Of the act OF assem-
bIy for the relief Of insoivent debtors pass,
ed at Nov. session 1905, and the several
supplements thereto on The terms mention.
ed therein, a schedule OF his property ana
q list of his creditors on oath, so tar as ne
can ascertain them, being annexed to his
petition, and being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said Henry Stonesfseet
has resided two years immediately preced-
inc the time of bis appllcs ton in the state
Of Maryland, and being also satished tnat
the said Henry Stonestreet, IS 10 actuaI
confinement for debt, aud tor no olner
cause, and the said Henry Stonestreet hav>
inc entered into bond, with sufficient Sc
curly for his personal appearance ID
Charles county court TO answer sucn siie.
cations as his creditors may make against
him. 1t is therefore ordered ard adJucged
that the said Henry Stonestreet be DIS
charged from imprisonment, and that 'Oy
causing copy of this order to be inserted
in some one of the newspapers edited IN
the district of Columbia, once week tor
two months successlvely before the third
Monday of August next, he give notice TO
bis creditors to appear before the sara
court at Port Tobacco in said county, on
the third Monday in March next. for the
purpose of Recommending trustee tor
their benefit, and TO shew cause If any
they have why the said Henry Stonestreett
should not have the benefit OF the several
insolyent laws Of this state as prayed,
JOHN BARNES elk.
iune IL Jaw2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-18
Orphans Court,

alexandria County,
.Nay Term, 1884, ~. ! !
ORDERED, That the admIn's';i ss The
OJohn Farrell, deceased, 90 g". ,h,ee
usual notice TO debtors and creditors ""
times 10 the Alexandra newspapers
A copy-Teste, ,oopr pss.
That's to giue notice, .,,o.
That the subscriber OF AIe1anor!s. ob.
~, in the District OF Columbia, w. 20 .ad
tanned from the orphans ecln , T. o.
County, letters OF admInisI'STt's .,,eI.
the personal estate Of John ed
late Of the county aforesaid, oece .bs :aid
All persons having claims agaInsl 'p s,,h;bi.
decedent; are hereby, warned .t TO e % DO
the same with vouchers tbereo,, rouIi.
subscriber, passed by the orpeesSS ssvsmbst
on or before the 3lst day o. N.v''eIudsd
next, or they may by Law be eS ,bos.
from all benefit to said estate; a" ~ make
indebted thereto, are required i,. q r5
immediate payment. Givs aou un'
hand this 3lst day OF May, lsxS of
JOHN McCOBB, AdnI
iunel Jsha Farrell, deee''
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-18
Charles County Court,

NN application to the Judges Of Charles
~ county court, by petition 10 wiring
of John w, G. Dixon Of Charles county,
for the benefit of the act Of Assembly 10Y
the relief of insolvent debtors passed a.
November session 1905, and the several
supplements thereto on the terms mention,
ed therein. schedule Of bis properly ana
list OF his creditors on oath, so Tar as Dc
can ascertain them being annexed 10 bis
petition, and being satisfied By competent
testimony that the said John w. q. DIIol'
has resided two years immediately PTeeeo.
ing the time Of his application 10 the' az
of Md. and being also satisfied thai lDs
said John W G Dixon is in actual con-
6nement for debt and for no other cause,
and the said John w. G. Dixon ba'llS
entered into bond, with sufficient seculiy
for his personal appearance in Chal'ss
county court to answer such allegation. -
his creditors may make against blm, w. ~.
therefore ordered and adjudged thaI lus
said John W. G. Dixon, be DISCHARGE
from Imprisonment, and that by caoslls
copy of this order to be inserted 10 ' n;'.
one OF the newspapers EDITED IN '9e ~ ,So
trict of Columbia, once week TOT WV
months successfully before the lhlrd %I u,
day Of August next, be give noiIce " ~
creditors to appear before The SAID cow, .,I
Port Tobacco, in said county, on !oe s sa
third Monday OF August next, tor ine , Rs;
pose of recommending trustee io' s .n,s
benefit, and to shew cause il any they p'S
why the said John w. G. Dixon, a :sol.
not have the benefit of the seveIa' 'D'''
vent laws Of this state as prayed: c,L
;nne lawam
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-18
Charles County Court,

March Term, 1872.
|nN application to the Judges Of Charles
~ county court, by petition in writiugoi
John Howard OF Charles county, for d.
benefit of the act Of Assembly for The Re,
lief of insolvent debtors, passed at Nov,
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein,
schedule OF bis properly. and list Of bis
creditors on oath, SO far as be can ascer.
tain them, being annexed to bis petition,
and being satisfied by competent Testimony
that the said John Howard has residedwe
years Immediately preceding The time Of
bis application. in the state of Mayhud.
and being also satisfied that the said John
Howard is in actual confinement for debt,
and for no other cause, and the said John
Howard having entered into bond With SUI
ficient security for his personal appearance
in Charles county court, to answer suthal.
Legations as his creditors may make agans.
him. 1t is therefore ordered and adjudgsd
that the said John Howard be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing
a copy Of this order to be inserted in some
one Of the newspapers edited in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, once week tor Two
months successfully before the third Mon
day of August next, he give notice to bis
creditors to appear before the said court .!
Port Tobacco in said county, on The said
third Monday of August next, for The pu!.
pose of recommending trustee for Their
benefit, and to shew cause, il any they
have, why the, said John Howard should
no. have the benefit OF the several lns0.
vent laws of this state as prayed.
Teste, JOHN BARNES, Oh.
limo g IaWam