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NAPOLEON THE YOUNGER.

From Tie NJ \. Commercial .4dre,tiscr.
In hooking over Our files of papers,
brought by the Cortes, we observe more
than one notice taken Of This scion of the
deceased Napoleon, CONCERNING whom,
litlle has been said for few years past,
but who, it would now appears, if VI ale
IL credit the foreign journals, is destined
10 play an important part on the former
theatre of bis sire's ambition and glory
According TO one account, resting on a re-
port which had reached Paris from tire,
different parts OF the continent, viz. Prls
STA, Switzerland and the south of France,
AN intrigue had been for some time on foul
10 place the young Napoleon on the throne
of France, on the death Of Louis XVIII. !;
aud that, on his accession, the new Empe-
ror WAS to bind himself by coronaiiob
oath, to abide by the Cote .Ndpolcoa, ana
all the civil and military institutions of the
late Emperor. That such project has
been entertained by the Emperor I'ranci.
appears 30 way improbable. Independent
Of The desire natural to the House Of Aus
trla, Of aggrandizlBg lis family, it cannot
have escaped the lynx eye OF the cabinet
of Vienna, that the BOuIhons have become
extremity unpopular in France 50 much
so, that ii is ollly by employing coercion
that the people are restrained from openly
taking measures to exprI the present fami-
ly from the throne.--The Death of Louis
XVIII. has frequently been spoken Of As
the period when the disaiirctrd, particular
ly the party favouring republican prnci-
pies, will make an effort to destroy royal
"; or, at least, to establish an order of
things similar to that introduced into
Spain. Any attempt to counieract this,
by giving France king from The old worn
out stock, would, it has been thought only
hasten catastrophe, more terrible to the
Holy Alliance, than even the naughty die
talion Of Napoleon. OftwoeyiIs, therefore,
we are only recording run0nrs) they seem
to have chosen the least. The young Ma
p0leon being admired by great proper
ton OF the French people, on his fathers
account, would no debut, be more wei
come sovereign than any Of the Buurbors !;
while his elevation To the throne would
have powerful effect IN defeating the pro-
lrctS of those who calculated on establish
ing more libcr.'l establishment than that
of monarchy. The clrcnansiancr, too, OF
the young Napoleon having been brought
mp in the Court of his father in law, and
educated according to his rigid avstocrati-
cal views, would serve rs IA guarantee, that
the new sovereign woa.d never disturb that
order Of things in Europe by which his
own power was consolidated, and which
the Hpiy Alliance were SO anxious 10 main
tain inviolate. Whatever may be ia thrsc
r.Rours aud specuIations, accounts agree
in representing the Attentions paid Ia the
young Napoleon by the Emperor Of Aus
trla, as more than ordinarily marked since
the death of his father. The following ex-
tract of letter from Vienna, dated Sep
tembor a7ih, while it gives some intcrcs-
Ting particulars as to the personal qualities
Of this young Pence, has considerable
bearing an the attsg,ioas tg WAUGH ag u
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MARRIED, by The Rev. Samuel Armisicnd
ON Wednesday the 18th lnse. AIR. Ioi.DA
IAh LoR 10 Miss FRANCES WILLIAMSON
And, on Thursday, 10th inst. WILLIAM Vii.
IlAMSoN 10 Miss PAltAlELlA +. JAtk.
son, all of Charlotte =
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EDUCAYIO%.

nv DILLARD will open his SCHOOL
i again on Monday the 9TH day of Janu,
AIRY nest, into which, pupils Of both sp1cs will
be admitted on the same terms as neretotore,
viz Spelling Reading aud Writing, SO per
session. The rudimenN Of English Grammar,
Arithmetic aud Geography go. The some,
extensively, including Exercises, Mapping h,ri
the use Jt Globes, ga, History, Bellies Let
tres, Eaeld's elements, Surveying and the e.
lemen,s Of Natural and Moral philosophy Slb
per session of Eve months shd half, No pay
asked till end OF session.
UefsHber 81 tcN 81
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pD 2I s GU Igsra

LEGISLATURE. On Thursday, Dec
10, on motion of Mr.. Bowycr, and after
some debate, in which the posiponement
was advocated by the mover, Mr.. Shelly
and Dir. Watkins Df Prince Edward, and
opposed by Mcssrs, Madison and Foot
The consideration Of the petitions for the
removal Of The seat Of government, which
had been fixed for that day, was postponed
until the 10th Of January. Ayes, 100
NOrs 80.
On Saturday, Dec. o., the House Of De
Icgatcs passed resolution declaring il ex-
pcdlent 10 ratily tlic convention concluded
between Mcssrs. Clay and Leigh and on
Monday the esd, n bill was brought in COR
formally Herewith.
John Tayo Of Crolinc, has accepted the
appointment Of L. S. Senator.
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The Legislature Of Ohio, in Caucus as
iemblcd, has refused 10 Dominate any per
son AS successor Ia Nr. Monroe.--Alcssrs
Clinton aud Clay appeared 10 be the ia
soulites,
Its stated by a member Of Congress, that
by the latest information from Mr.. McDuf-
he il was thought he would lose his life,
aN ing TO the arm, IN W ieb he was wounded
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LgNINGTo.,, 10Th Nov. lG22.
gentlemen have Witnessed, with very
greet regret, the Unhappy controversy
watch has arisen between two OF my late
colleagues at Cheat. In the course OF the
several publications, of lHch it has been
ile occasion, aud particularly in the appen-
ok 10 pamphlet which has been recently
published by the Hon. john q. Adams, /
.nlhh There are some errors, mo doubt I'M
Intentionally both as to matters of fact
uhd matters of opinion, in regard to the
transactions at Ghcnt, relating IN the ma
't6atlon of the Mississippi, and certain lihrr-
l ues claimed by the Unaitcd States in the
FISHERIES, and to the part which bore in
NOSE trapsactions. These Important in
'efes's are now well scared and, as it re
spects that of The navigation OF the Missis-
ssFpl,. lett, as il ought to ',e. on the sumo
urn iool!ng with the nav ,gatiun Of 1H lhe
o'ber rivers Of tle Coni'd, racy, the hope
may ne confidently cherished, that il will
never Hereafter be- deemed fit subject OF
nedos"iloii Withupy foreign g. wcr An ac-
*''a't, 'asFsisrs, efalat oses,r ed " the ~
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TAX EN VP,

DY the subscriber, three HOGS, suppo-
ID sed to BE lost from sumo drove, WHICH
the owner can have by proving praperiy sip
paying charges on afpiIeatlonto =.
II q A. ALIEN,
Long Mamlgin lIaotsiipn, Dec. a2,g
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Your obedient servant,
~. II. CLAY.
From The N J. .Nercantie .9ir. Dec. II
LATEST FROM TIlEPACIFIC.

Ar. >. T.. Burrows, owner and super
cargo al the brig Post Captain, when ar
rived last evening, has obllglngly furnished
Us with the following Intelligence The
Post Captain sailed from Valparaiso Sept
6;h, at " hich time there were no Ameri-
can vessels import. The ship FLYING Fish,
and brig Stranger, wore the American
flag, bat their papers had been taken from
them by Mr.. Hogan, our active aud sgi-
lam Consul, which course he invariably
pursues when there is il transfer of proper
~, and compels item To obtain CHILEAN
papers. This has great tendency TO
hcneft American ship owners, as no Nag
ranks IN the estimation o. the shipper, for
projection to his property, 81 high as that
of The United States. his is attributed
10 the gallant course pursued by Com.
Stewart, aud the American commanders
who preceded him on the Chill and Peru
Wan stations. The English complain biz
terly Of the sHpineness Of Their naval COM
mauders, in not allording more prompt
aud decisive assistance 10 their merchant
men.
The Franklin Il, Com. Stewart, and
the schooner Dolphin, her tchder, were at
Calico, and expected at VaIparaisoin about
60 days.
Gen. Bolivar, as we have before heard,
had taken possession Of Guayaqoll. a
minister aud suit had arrived al Ndlparai-
80, from Columbia.
San Martin and his prime minister, had
suddenly left Lima, on Il visit To Gen. Boil
var at GuayaNuil. San Martin sailrd for
that place in the American brig Macerlo-
Man.
All the CHILEAN squadron except the
Laolaro, were at Valparaiso. The sloop
Of war Auacanu, which was taheu pos
session OF by the crew, Was supposed to
have proceeded for the Atlantic Ocean.
.he captain, who was put ashore, Eod ar
rived at Valparaiso
The new Congress of Chill, were il ses-
sion at Santiago. The Supreme Director,
O'HIggins, had resigned the Office, but had
been reelected for five years.
Business of every Kind was extremely
dull AT Falparaiso. 1t was believed, ilum
the great quantity of wheat, that had been
sowgd the article would be down To 80
cents per bushel, when the harvest cafoe
la.
The Post Captain left VaIdvia Sept.
22d, at which place was the expedition
destined against the Island Of Chloe, I'M
der the command of Col Eenchell, and
Com. {. w. Wooster.
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vNE. ES'raYE.
ArUst ia G.

Y(Y virtue of n deed of trust esccussd by
~ samuel | Harrison, bearing date lhs aid
day OF June, lslp, and dolly recorded in the
otlee ot the county sour ot Campbell, for the
purpose Of securing he payment OF SUN Of
money iherein mentioned, 10 William ogIe,.
By, will b, sold, on the premises, for ready
money, to The highest bidder, GA Tuesday the
] In div Of ErhlunlV ne,
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a rNANY GF l..aSn.

Continuing three hundred acres, more or less.
sIiua'e ~ Tie county of Campbell, on opos.
suH creek, adjoining lands oil ooorge CpEsll.
aud Others, being u por ol n lnrgt uas, qi
lond purchased by the snid Samuel Harrison.
with Others, 81 Ihomus A. Bouldin, executor
OF David hoss, deed. On the same day, and
IN virtue oi the saine deed of trust, viii 6e
SOLD, on the premises, for ready money, 10 the
hiehcst bidder
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Sales ut Auction
| will sell, on Thursday the 3lst inst. gen
efal assortment Of
FHESIi NHN GOODS.

CONsIsTtSG ~ Part o.
CUPERFINE Cloths and Cassiincrcs,
y Lion Skins Satiuets, Plains, Flannels
Rose and Poiut Blankets, Cashmere and
Cotton Shawls, Worstcd, Gotten and
Lambs Wool Hose, Bombazcts, Flcecy
Shirts, Irish Linens, CalIicocs, Cotton Shir-
tlngs, Jaconet and Book Maslin, Hollands,
Cotton and Silk, flag Honlkcrclliels,
black Canton do. Linen Canbric--Al.o, a
small parcel Of fine Cutlery.
Terms at Sale.
Private. salc--e hpsps Chocolate, No. /,
2 cases Mems Eur Hats.
J0Hs r. d. PAYNE,
Dss, q. .4ac!toae,f,
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a 10Y NF GROUND,

Containing one hall acre, purchased by ,ha
said Samuel Harrison OF Benjamin w. y
Cnbcll, situate within the corporation oS
Lynchburg, on first alley ut The junction there
OF with 18Th street Ihe trustees will convey
TO the purchaser such title only Us Is vested in
them by tho deed 0i trust.
GEO. CABELL,
{, ANTHONY.
The above sale is 10 be made by my FREQ
consent aud request. b. I. HAIiRISON
December y. wtJ. u
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Lu,e' and Important from South .7mtric


Late and Important from South .7mdica.
NORFOLK, Dec. l0.-The following in
ttcrestlng memoranda are furnished the
Commercial Reading and News Room by
an esteemed friend, who has taken parti-
cular pains to have every circumstances,
! noticed 10 him, correctly stated. They ap-
pear III the form OF "A Journal, kept by an
officer belonging 10 the L. >, ship Frank
lin.
''Oa the 10th August, Gen. San Martin
arrived at Caiao in the brig Macedonian,
! (tormeriy Smith, Of Boston, from Guaya-
qulI lie was suluttd by the English aud
Freoch ships Of war -,ora and La Clio
Inde,) but not by our Commodore. Du-
ring his aGsedce Il temporary revolution
had taken place IN the government, which
resulted III tie banishincut of NJ. .HGHicd-
gado, Secretary of Stale. believe his ex-
oriirncy was doubttyl OF the reception he
should meet with on shore, az, he did not
land till after sun down, although the brig
anchored about one O'Clock =. NJ, He of
course Unsupported Of the proceedings of
the government during his absence, and IS
) ID TO have enquIed Of them, " II the IN
habitants of Lima were stronger than his
bayoncts - Soon after, the whole gov
ernmcnt WAS changed. This was uadoabt-
ruiy an unpopular act OF San .,fartu's,
particularly with regard to tine Marquis
Tore 9agei, the supreme DeeS-do, who,
from his buiag a native of Peru, was very
popular, and acceptable to the Limanians
as their chief magistrate.
Admiral Bitnc0 with the Peruvian
squadron, WAS also at Callao. An eXpedi-
ton WAS preparing at Lima against africa
aud Araquipa division of General Boti-
ears army were to be employed upon this
occasion. These troops were in part arli-
we'd, aud the remainder l5e0O in ALI daily
expected at Caao, from Gnayaquil."
"The u. s. schr. Dolphin, lett Caiiao on
the 5th Sept. for Guayaqnil, and sailed
;ion. thence for africa and Guilaca on the
I'D, having under nor onnvoy the ship Can
loo, O'Guilvab 81 New York, and brig
L.f; !iafpu, Of Bai.ip'ore. tlc Dol
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1.-TWO valuable Coopers 10 lire ffa lie
ensuing yeaf Apply -
WM. NORvELIo
Dec. p w2n.1
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y vessel h's rtfenily dopatl.l from new.
Haven, VIII acverei Missionaries, hound q
the Sandwich island
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-26
State of Maryland,

Charles County, Set.
.Nn application TO the subscriber, one OF
" the Judges of the Orphans Court OF
Charles County, by petition in writing OF
lgnatius Payne. of Charles County Tor
the benefit of the act Of Assembly, tor the
relief of insoivent debtors, passed at Nov
ember session, 1905, and the several sup
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein ia schedule ofhis property, and a
list o. his creditors, on oath, so tar as he
can ascertain them, being annexed 10 MS
petition, and being satisfied by competent
testimony, that the said lgnstius Payne,
has resided two years. Immediately pre-
ceding the time of his application IN the
State of Maryland. and being also satish-
ed that the said lgnatius Payne, Is IN &C
tual confinement, for debt, and tor no
other cause; and the said lgnatius Payne,
having entered into bond with sufficient
security, for his personal appearance IN
Charles rCounty Court, to answer such
allegations as his creditors may make a.
gainst hm. 1t is therefore ordered and
adjudged, that the said lgnatus Payne be
discharged from imprisonment; aud by
causlug copy OF this order to be inserted
in some one OF the newspapers, edited
in the District Of Columbia. once week,
tor two months successfully, before the
third Monday of March next, he give no
tice to his creditors to appear before the
said Court at Port Tobacco, in said coun-
ty, on the said third Monday in March
next, for the purpose of recommending
trustee for their benefit, and 10 sbew
cause. if any they have, why the said lgna-
thus Payne should not have the benefit OF
the several insolvenl laws of this state,
as prayed, :
Given under my hand, this gid day of
October, 1921. ). CAMPBELLs
True copy test, JOHN BARNES. CIk.
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after several efforts through snn,;.. 7:
gentleman. OF repuled med,csf suOa y
without apparent advantage was skI|I
70 apply 70 Or. Smith the India, ~ ,haucex
and immediately received relief "ysls'sp,
the surprise Of sIIwho knew mo n'ucn .
Lloyd Hardsa
September 18th, 1885, 4 soles
Personally appeared beforeme
~ sworn and subscribed to the ah, as W
t6cate.s JMarmadnk. T1s cek
September 18th, 1870, : ''dsS.
; the subscriber, do hereby dec,..
for a considerable time suffered - 'ha!
Ulcerated sore throat, mouth and Nm al
was unable 10 speak so IS 10 +. ongus,
stood. or take scarcely any no, - alQtf.
for several weeks, and almost ever. ''nnedl
dy in common practice seemed MI. rene :.
ritate. But on application 10 h, ~ 3 % Y
min M. Smith, No. 20 Great Yo,l n .
Commonly known by the name ~ u. j, ss'lees,,
dian physician) in the short spa 49, we =, 10.
week was completely cured. = " one
William B. Al,..,
No. 70, Water Street, BaI,%s..
Dec I9 sofe
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-26
State Of Maryland,
Charles County. Sc

Charles county. Oct.
an application TO the subscrlberone OF
" the justices of the Orphans Court OF
Charles County, by petition in writing OF
William Farrand of Charles county tor the
benefit OF the &C; of Assembly for the re-
lief oi lnsw ent debtors, passed at NOV.
session 1900, and the several supplement-
thereto. on the terms mentioned therein, a
schedule of bis property and list OF his
creditors on oath so tar as he can ascertain
them being annexed to his petition. and
being satisfied by competent testimony,
that the said William Farrand, has resided
two years Immediately preceding the time
OF his application in the state O! Maryland,
and being satisfied that the said Wm. tar>
rand is in actual confinement for deb and
for no other cause, and the said VIM. Far.
rand having entered into bond with suth-
Gent security tor his personal appearances
in Charles county court, to answer Such
allegations as his creditors may make a.
ganst him. 1t is therefore ordered ana
adiudged that the said VIM. Farrand, be
discharged from Imprisonment and that by
causing copy OF this order to be inserted
in some one of the newspapers edited In
the District OF Columbia, oace week tor
two months successfully before the third
Monday of March next, ne give notice TO
his creditors to appear before the SAID
court at Port Tobacco in said county on
the said third Monday in March next, tor
the purpose of recommending trustee tor
their benefit, aud 10 shew cause II any
they have, why the said William Farrand
should hot have the benefit of the several
insolvent laws of this state as prayed.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
November, 1891 |. CAMP BELL.
Teste, JOHN BARNES,
Clerk of Charles county court.
ian iaw2m
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Charles County Court,
AuguSt Term, 1921

august Term, 1921.
ON application to the Judges OF Charles
~ County Court, by petition in writing
of Leonard B. Gardiner of Charles coun-
ty. for the benefit of the act of Assembly,
for the relief of Insolven Debtors, pass
ed at November session, 1908, and the
several supplements thereto on the terms
mentioned therein, schedule OF his
property, and list of his cred tors on
oath, so far as be can ascertain them, be-
ing annexed to his petition. aud being sat
ished by competent testimony, that the
said Leonard b. Gardiner. has resided two
years Immediately preceding the tinle OF
his application in The state OF MARYLAND,
and being also satisfied that the said Leon
ard B. Gardiner, is in actual confinement
for debt, anG for no other cause and the
said Leonard B. Gardiner, having enter
ed into bond, with sufficient security for
his personal appearance in Charles county
court, to answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against him. 1t is
therefore ordered and adjudged, that the
said Leonard B. Gardiner be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing
a copy of this order to be inserted in some
one of the newspapers edited ~ the Dis
trct of Columbia, once week for two
months successfully before the third Mon
lay of March next, he give notice to his
creditors to appear before the said Court
at Port Tobacco, in said county, on the
said third Monday in March next, for the
purpose of recommending a trustee tor
their benefit, and to sbew cause, IT any
thew ha ,e. WHY the said Leonard B. Gar
diner, should not have the benefit OF the
several insolvent laws OF this state as pray
ed.
True copy test JOHN BARNES, elk.
dec 5 law2m
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Charles County Conrt
august Tsrn, lso

H..
ON application to lie judges Of co., ch.',..
S|County Court, by petition IN w,,,,sa
of John B. Knott, 81 Charles COUNTY Is
the benefit of the act OF assembly, -, !. aot
re lief of insolvent debtors, passed :, NJ .ae
vember session, 1905. and the ss, no,
supplements thereto, on the terms n ,"'
toned therein, a schedule OF his uroa u,,.
and list OF his creditors on oath So ff &, !.
he can ascertain them, oeing anpesed !
bis petition, and being satisfied bv w e.n
petent testimony that the said jo,o 'p'
Knott, has resided two years imp,ed,... !.
proceeding the time Of his appljca,,on ' 7
the State of Maryland, ana being a.o =
tisied that the said John B. Knor, !. !.
actual confinement for debt, and M a :, =
cause, and tbs said John b. Knott h, Uuls'
entered INTO bond with sufficient srcnas
Tor his personal appearance in Cb,,l:.
County Court, to answer such alI.paIios
as his creditors may make against him. +
is therefore ordered and adiudeed NJ,
the said JohnB. Knott be discbaroed6~aaa
imprisonment, and that by causing = co".
of this order IL be inserted in some one 4
tie newspapers edited 10 the DsrIr, u
Columbia, once a week for two moo,s,
successfully, before the third Moudayis
March next; he give notice % hi, c,d'
tors to appear before the said COwl II
Port Tobacco, in sail County on lbe ',J
third Monday in March next, ior pur
pose OF recommending a trustee e, b,i,
benefit, and to shew cause, il any thew
have, why the said John b. Knott should
mol have the benefit Of the several iu,oI.
vent laws Of this state as prayed
Test.
JOHN BARNES, CLERK,
jan Ie I'm
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10y virtne OF deed of trust from James
D S. Scott and wife, bearing date the
18th day OF July, 1871, to the subscriber,
for the purpose of securing the payment
Of sum of money therein mentioned 10
Henry C. SIsde, will be sold 10 the high
EST bidder for ready money Oh Saturday,
the end of February, 1899. at IL O'Clock
Sy...x 4. VI. on the pre- misses certain
SSTA OF or parcel OF ground with the
hsss buildings and improvements there
49, "a, situate on the south side OF
Duke street. and TO the eastward OF West
street, conveyed to the SAID JAS. 5. Scott,
by Louisa Irwin by deed bearing date the
9Th JuIg, 1913, aud duly recorded IN the
Clerk office at Alexandria,
upon receipt Of the purchase money, the
subscriber as Trustee, will create deed
n. S. WISE, Trustee.
ian 0ts
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Charles County Court,
.4ugust Term. lS2

-4ueuSt Term, 1921.
an application to the JUICES Of Charts
OCounty Court, by petition ID wiring
OF Hawkins Tubman, of CbarIes County,
for The benefit OF the act OF assembly lot
the relIet of insolvent debtors, passed al
November session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto, on the terms men.
toned therein, sche dule Of bis property
and lit OF bis creditors, on oath 50 lar
as he can ascertain them, being annexed
to his petition, and being satisfied BY CON-
pelent testimony, thatthe said Hawkins
Tubnan, has resided two years maed'
ately proceeding the time OF bis apPllt''
tioa in the State Of Maryland, and beng
also satisfied that the said Hawkins iuo,,
man, is in actual confinement for debt, ana
no other cause, and the said liaWla
Fubman, having entered into bond WIN
sufficient security, for his personal appear
ance in Charles County Court 10 answer
such allegations as bis creditors may maze
against him-lt is therefore ordered 'la
adj1dged, that the said Hawkins ] uon'l|
be discha rged from imprisonment, All
thai by causing copy of this ord'rWm
inserted IN some one OF the neWsPsPf'
edited in the District of Columbia, Vlss
a week for two months successIvely,Na'
the third Monday OF March next, hssm
notice 10 his creditors to appear DEW.
the said Court, at Port Tobacco, ID ~
County, on the said third Nondg
March next, tor the purpose o. esSr
mending trustee for their benehl' apV
shew, cause, ii any the have, ~oy
said Hawkins Tubman, should no! ny
the bene6tof the several insolVen' l1''
this state as prayed.
JOHN BARNES, c ss
jan. I9 su'