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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
GWGinia Legislature.


A communication from the Senate, that
e'ev had "a 'sed the "'! 81" amend an ac', !
lncorpNratlhg company toeTsct toll bridge !
scroS' the tn:otnac rtsr, at or near Sbep.
herdsIowh-
FEBRUARY II.
Yesterday, the House OF Delegates we're
principally engaged IN acting upon the Nes-
citations "S the committee concerning the
commissioners from zen ucKy. ana IN com }
T'teiing 'he Si'c'Inn OF the directors OF the
Board OF Huolc WORKS.
On motion ~ VT. trump o. Cumherland,
the Report AMI He'oiaun'' "t 'hr l"'ri com
mIttse TO whom WAS referred 'he Letter OF
che Governor, covering communication
GTrm Henry LAY ana H'"ree ". bihH,
Esqr'. C'mmiNe'"nefs on the part OF the
Sac of Kentucky. we're taken up, and "a
gain read as t"ii"ws.-
The Iolnt Iomm'tPe, to whom was re-
ierre' the letter OF the Governor OF tbs Com
ro"nwedith, Covering communication from
fiearV Gay and George W. E5'6o. Esqrs.
commissioners on the part ot the STATE OF
hentucRy, with the dncnments accompany,
Ing me sanAe, be- leave to report
mat considering u 10 NE the oolect OF the
reference 20 Them to asce''ain the most su'ta'
Die method ns receiving the communications,
which the Commissioners trom the state ct
Nen'ucHy may he charged to make to the
government OF N'g'nia. ana oe,Ieving 1t re-
lu'reo ny III respect n'e 10 tNc 'c'nrn's>lon'
ers TO consult their wishe' on the infect, 'he
tom m'ttPe eau" note ~ De addressed 10
them ny the'r CHAIRMAN, OF whic" copy Is
herewith submitted, marked "A.
An answer to tnat note received by the
ma" ano communicate /" inc Com
!nNt"e, an n r'wi ais" submitted marked
II. having 'ntimatcd desire on the part o.
tn Commissioners to address themselves at
"C"r' to the General Assembly, AID to he
hearf f"ecUy ny tina BODY and the CoTn-
1n't'"e Being Of opinion, that the course thus
lnHIr'ted Is suitable and proper, have come
90 tn ioho"'"R resolution theJen. or:
ReSafUsa, As the OPT i"o OF this commit.
tfe. tai u isexpedient to receive from Hen
ny C.ay ''in george " b'oo, t'qrs. t"m-
m's''aneFs from INrntacEy, such c"mmuni-
cation or propositions n writing as they may
De a"'hofl,e1 tn make on The part o. Ken
tu"Ny - TINS Commonwealth, to he address
cd To n''N iloIses ct the General Assembly.
hssolvad, Tha, the said Com missioners
VII, oe received at the Bar OF the House OF
De'egaNes, ana heard N support or exp'ana-
'i"n OF snch communication or proposition.
an" 'hat convenient seats be set apart N that
honse Tor the use o. the Senator'S, to enable
mem - "ear %'"h explanations s the said
commissioners may dEe'n iit TO "tfer.
heSof'sf' mat the Speaker OF the House
81 i'e'TSa'es "e feqnes'"c 20 commnnicate
"e'r ''S''utiohS 70 inc sa'h commissioners,
a'" INQUIRE OF .nHm o" whAt DAY they may
"e''e 10 submit 'heF communication TO the
1e"erl, Assem"'yc ara 70 De heard at The
.',,oSe W i'-i'@ a'P''
,ba c,, ILL.," |.s nae ny VIZ "aI'shp' '"a'
~" '"ilnwing Res"lu'io" h. agreed to by he
'f'''S, as 4 substitute tCT (Ee SAID three Res
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
Hnd No l, Custom. House Court,

M I'LL open, this day, the best and cheapest as
w soriment of goods he ever offered for sale IN
this town, and he is expectation Of leaving this
place IN the Fall, he is determined TO sel of bia
whole stock before he starts, even If he is obgedto
sell them under the original cost
yfgiyng tghieh are he /oiiosuinr,
BaoADcLorus. ten per cent, cheaper than ever !;
Venetian stair Carpe,ing for only IS ID per yd La
dies cotton Hose from Is Cd to g per pair; ladies'
linen Lsves from g. to 7s6d per yd ladies nice
worked bordered 1erino shawIs. at S3 81 12 cts |;
black Lust:ngs '.lm 3s3d to 3sod per yard double
width Bombazins foe only 6s9d per yd Bornbszet,s
from 20 cts 10 3s6l per yard; genternens' super
imitation Crsvs,s at 3s9l each; gentlemens incest
Mar,e'es =, le',ing'. At 4.6i per patterns Florence
Plsids, from ls6i to ss6d per id. ladies aud gen.
tiemcns silk Hose from 5s6i TO J ~ per pair.
dLS0-ssncy Csssinerts. Sattinets thin Flan-
neiis twiiied bombszets; figured Poplins CON-
pete assortment or American Cottons; stripes and
p'a'ds nice bed tickings; striped and plain Jesns.
from Is 81 TO q and ca per yard striped and plain
Drilling yellow Nsnkios spun silk. kid ana com.
mon gloves gent!emers nice Msrseilles vest shapes
Ieno. shear and null null Muslins. 6,e Linens a
complete assortment Of CaIiooes and Gingbsms su.
terb shirtng Cottons, furniture chintzes silk lse-s,
foundation Lace nice white Italian Grape do black
Canton end Mandarne Grape si'x vestngs Plor.
en,ines; black and wite ssiin; pi.id silk Hsndkcr.
chiefs from 2s6i to <.C.l each: zeIis Handkerchief
Ztphyrs, trvan,iaes and sinchavs, ladies' Merino
undergraduates for p each, ard many other articles
too numerous to mention sl Of which viii be sold
low for cash.
W. Z. wishe, oil those :ries..j 10 L;n By Note
or Book sccoun, TO call sn1 se,,l. the same imme.
da,ely, he also wishes those ,hs, bsve demands ..
gsiost him present the same for payment - he IS
anxious 20 close his busincss - fsst - penisl>
Ecspor', June "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
IN TOWN NETTING.

- JuSe %'b, 1912,
An ACE 10 preserve and regulate the
foUGrAlN, lately erected near the foo, OF The
Mall. N Wasi..ngtonsqasre.
III. &c enoe,ed by me Freemen IF .her,aorf,
IA IoUn bieesfxs assembled, and by NE az.
fborify iherecf u is enacted, That tom and
afcr the PASSING Of this Act, there shall be
chosen by TN. -frecmen Of said town, sotne
suitable and proper person, whose duty IL
shall Se TO superi the said Fountain, and
hate the care thereof, and who ia full CON-
pcn.ation FOR his trouble end services, is here
by suth0rise5 10 charge and collect two cents
T tor csch aud every hosshead OF water 6iled at
said iounia'o, Tor the use oi soy ship or vessel
bound upon any foreign voyage, or Tor any
other purpose, other than domestic use.
Hnd te IL }uvfAer enacted, That il any per-
son or persons shall hereafter defscc, or in
any way injnro any Of the works attached 10
SAID FouD,Ain, or shall put any 6ith OF sny
kind whatever 10 the stream o. tub Of said
Fountain, or shall in any Other way fool the
wster thereof, or shall by any act diver, the
wsrer runoiog from the spou, Of said fou6.
tain, by collecting and throwing oG tho same
with tue hand, or otherwise 10 The annoyance
OF any oae, or shall do any act or thing at The
reservoir from which sald stream Rows, cal:
cula'sd to injure any Of Tho works belonging
to the said foan,sin, or to ronder uowhole.
some the waters running 70 II, every person
so Offending shall torfen end pay hae no,
less than One Dollar, sod 90, exceeding Four
Dollars, for each and evory offence, one half
thereof to aud Tor the use Of Tho town, end
the oIher half to end for tho use Of him who
shall soc for and recover the same, TO oe 70.
covered ia an ac,pn Of debt, before any Court
eonps,ssss &c uyt tho samo.
Wi,oess, ~
CHARLES CYLES, Tovn. C,e,E.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
NOTICE

A 7 meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
N Pheoix Bank of We,terIy, iuy ist,
ls2s, the geoi,emen whose names follow,
we're chosen Directors Of said BANK for the
year ensoing -
14nos Crosse, Ed1varG 'II.enT, Rouse Bas.
cock, Stephen Wtteor, George Capir, John
G Rorsey, William Peckhon, .deres Bd'nes,
Nathan Ba,ser,yan. Wager fveedea, Daniel
BG6eock /s7.
Al a meeting oi the Board of Directors, on
tho same day, the Hjo. Amos ,CRoss, was
chosen Presiden, Of said Bank, .nd Jssss
MAxses, C,shier. July 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
ISAAC COULD.
40. lT6. Thames Sree,.

40. lT6. Thames -Srees.
Has Jusf rreeivs5 and o6evs /ov cote, as io,y al
can be purchased in 'his fovn for eash,
- EAL ives, Of England black and blue yllosdcloths
AN OF the very first chop super black, blue, dssb
and newest fashion Queens mixed Cassirneres, loo
priced Brosdcloths and Csssimeres, Toilenett, Va.
leneia Circassias and silk ves,ings auperlave vest
shapes. fashionable new article Cas.h,et,s and
sau,netts real Scotch Plaid. Sc wide silk apo cot-
ton velvets rich gilt and twist coat and YES, But.
tons; cheap gilt do. for chiGdrens' cloths, webbs
patent Suspenders, French buck < doe skin Gloves,
very hne Cravats and fancy Hhdkfs With . generyl
assortment Of articles in his line Apr,l g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
SEASONABLE GOODS.
TORV +. TOW NSEND,

HAVING made. great additions OF
l. 1 sEAsoNABLE GOODS. TO hi, stoch. now OF.
iers for Sale at the lowest prices.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
CHARLES CYLES. Town. c,e,i.
An ACT for the u.ue, preservation {

~
IN Az f1r the Utucl preservation OF
the stps WALxs. in Newport
BE IL enacted BY lhe Trermen o/ said Tovy,1,
IN Iov,- ilee.ing assen6!ed, Ths, from and
sfes ,he pa sips OF this Act, every person
who ssali idc, dive, or lead any horse. or
snail drive or lead any horse and cart, Wagon,
dfay, sled, sleigh or sny other vohieie, drawn
by one or more borsss, or or oxen, or shall
wheel wheel.barrow upon, OF AGAINST any
side walk, now laid, or which may hctesGe,
be laid ~ ihis town with brick or eai Mones,
unless tor the purpose oil necessaviiy crossing
such side-ws or shall tsslen or hitch sny
horse or horses, or oxen, so that they may
stand on such side. walk or shall sew or de-
posit any wood, lumber, or other tnsterals
thereon; or shall in any othe, manner what.
ever, obstrucf, or render inconven nient The
free use OF such sidewalk Tor foot passengers,
such person so offending shall TO, each aud
every offence, forfeit and paw for the use Of
said own, sum not exceeding Ten Dollars,
and no, less than One Dollar, at tho discre-
ton 81 the Court before whom the offender
may be tried, 10 be recoyeret in any actit.p Of
debt, in the name Of ,hs rowo. Treasure, be-
lore any coou competep, to ny the ssrno.
ind 6e nIarfher Enacted, That the horse
or horses, OK or oxen, fastened or bitched as
aforesaid, so as 10 get on, or be iiasle TO get
on any such sido walk, may be let loose by
any freeholder Of SAID Town.
And whereas oil passengers on the side.
walk in Thames.street, would be greatly &C.
commodaed, II those passing up ssId suee,,
were as fsr.as conveniently might be, to use
one of said sidewalks end those passing down,
10 use the o,het. Therefore for the purpose
Of recommending SO convenient o practice,
BE IL further enacted, That all persons pass.
ing up said street, shall take the right or east.
erly sidewalk Of said street aud oil persons
passing down shall take the right o. westerly
side. walk Of said street. And that il shalt &c
the du'y Of all persons passing contrary TO
ibis act. to give way FOR those passing in con.
forDi'y thereto. ind te IL Jrrfher ensefed,
That all persons Nsncibg on either oi said
sidewalks, shalt carefully avoid costructing
the pssssgs Of tbosc passing in conformity to
Ibe foregoing resolution.
lind be n further enacted, That all former
acts heretofore passed on this subject, which
are eoo,rsy 10 this Act, be and the same are
hereby repealed. Witness.
CHARLES GYLE5, Town Clerk.
Newport, June = 1912 CJgly3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
lICkE. Is

EN .he ThirI Class of the lottery for the cncoar.
l. asenest Of Domestic Industry, are now ready tor
s.'e By the Managers.
the object. for the sid If which this Lottery vas
etaned, beng so beneficial to tile best interests at
che community, comprehending, besides slim Jus
20 Industry, the aid Of Agriculture and Dome s'tic
Manufactures, il so well known and appreciated that
Il needs no RECOMMENDATION from we there
for offer the following schrrne fitcrog ourselves
that 1t will meet wiil general spprobatton
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
MOLASoES GIN, sc.
C.. NJ. rHURSiON,

Has J.'s received and .ssys for sale
80 hhds. retailing Molasses;
do. snd 20 bbis. jerks and Phelps
bou rye Gin;
DO. West, Indie Rum;
pipes Cognsc Brandy;
20 o. casks Wines, different kinds;
% ksgs Richmond manufactured Tobac.s
CO, tirs quality;
90 do Gunpowder,
IS boxes Dooli,,le Sosp;
100 reams Wtspping, 90 do. Writing Pa.
per;
1000 lbs. pure CingerS
bale Corks.
ALso-Hysoo, Young Tyson. HysonsLin,
Souchoog and Dohca TEAS, BY the chest;
boxes aud bbls. Havana White snd Brown
Sugars Loaf do Coffee, Pepper, Pimcn,u.
No,meRs Cassia, Pearl Ash; Chocolate,
Spanish and American Segars LorriiIsrd's
Scotch and MaceobOy Snuff Paper Tobacco,
Sc sc. June s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10

II ANlNG made. great additions OF
l. i sEAsoNABLE GOODS. tohis stoch. now cf.
ters for Sale at the lowest prices -
Best snrer. French biueA mere shawl.
and black Broadc!o,hs. Mcrino ard plaid silk
English end Americana hdkfs
ditto a Wide plaid Italian silk
Cassimeres ahd Cassi y Of the ne west patterns
netts \ White and colorej india
Irish Linens and fnet Grapes
linen Camhrics :ik. cotton and worsteJ
S,eam.iooin shir,ngs andG hose
sheetings. Mems cotton and hemp
great variety Of Calm halfho,e
Goes A great variety Of Kid
Printed Cambrics and beaver gloves
Cmahams q Long white kid Gloves
Fine worsted black Dom: very nice
BASIN, suitable fur mems y Elegant green t~iiIed
summer coxts & and plan t.ustriogs.
White twd Bombazcts White sattins
Striped and white Jeans , With n great variety OF
Blue striped seersucs- q articles not eBumeras
ers ed.
Merifo, Grape and Cassi.l
l.SO,
TWO Boxes Of Paper Han ,ings,
which viii he sod uQusualiI cheap.
With general assortment Of Domestic Cotton
GOODS. of the bes, qualities and colors
Newport. Nav % ....
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
On MONDAY Julv l..

az III O'clock. On The Premises,
WILL be soid at Public Auction, ~ nor
previously disposed Of at private >s,e--
House and What, situate on Thames
street, formerly he property of the lsie 1bom.
as Freebody, ESQ Condilions a, the ,,me
and place OF sale. Any psr,.culsn respec,-
ins the above, msy be known by applying 10
the subscriber, previous to tho sale.
Jane 70. WM. LOWE, Auct'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
ASSE SSOl,,S NOTICE..

'hE subscribers being appointed IN legal
u Iowa Meeting, held June S,h, 1922, TO
assess o tsx Of S&767 8 Gents, on the rs'ea-
bic properly OF the inhsbItan,s oil this town
which som 10 10 be collected and paid Toto
The Treasury on or before the Is, day Of No
vember nex,-Afso 10 assess as storssa,d,
this towns proportion OF tho State Tax or.
dered at the inst Session of the General As
'emb'y, which is S9ss At crnls--Do hereby
ea'i on all persons 10 give IN to either of " a
lis, OF their faleable estates. within ten days
IRON the s.ie hereof, being The time allowed
by law.
ANTHONY DIXON, ,
THOMAS RUSH .S,sessorl.
STEPHEN GOULD,
Newport, June 20, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10

IGIn'E,Str0t0y's NoHce.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the
subscriber has been duly appointed Admin.
.,,,,,, an ,he Estate Of WM BArLEv, 81, late OF
niiS.ovn II, the county o, Newport, deceased, and
h, v,ven oonds Tor that purpose. ~ the law directs
All persons havir demands sys'nst ss,d Estate are
requested 70 present the sArne s'u :" ", ~
GEORGE BAILEY, ,idD.Hisi, f'S''
Newport, July 10 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
Exceufor's No,ice.

NoTiCHis 10 hereby given, that the subscriber hss
~ been duly appointed Executor Of the las, Will
anil Tcssment oftbe personal es,ste cf ArEA spAw.
late Of Exeter, deceased, snd has given bonds for
tha, purpose. ssths law directs All persons bsvag
demands against said estate requested toexhib't
the sanc-snd 81 persons indebted said estate aso
hereby required 10 make immediate payment 70
WILLIAM SHAW Executor.
vusiek, Mfy7, ls2l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10

10000 Tickets, a, 8 8 each $4,000
Less ,hsh Two b'ancks 70 prize. All prises sub
lcs to deduction OF Is per cent. Prises only vii
be drawn. Three hundred numbers viii be consid-
e-ei days drawing, except on the last day, when
396 will be drawn All prizes not demanded within
one year from the las, days drawing, will 5e deem.
ell as generously given to the Lottery. The capital
prize, viii be disposed as follows.
The FIRST drawn number will be
entitled 10 S 500
On the 2d day there will be de-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
NOTICE..

u
TIE Sunday Constsblcs appointed by the
Town, o, their late Juno Meeting, in com
pliioce with tho wishes OF the Citizens gener-
ally, hsve visited most Of those persons, who
have been IN tho habit Of opening their shops
on Sunday morning, end inio, med ,hem Of tho
law on that subject, bu, for their be,er infor-
nation, and 10 avoid the unpleasant task Of
calling on every Individual, they publish tho
following summary of the Law,--snd appeal
to every good ci,izen's feelings for decent
observance Of IL.
The Law Of 1893, revised January session,
1922, fo'bids any person in this state sxer-
cising unnceesssfy labor, using sny esne,
sport, pley, or recreation, on the Gtst day Of
the week. II also 70 bids he opening Of
Shops OF Stores for trade &c. under iine
imprisonment.
Newport, July I. 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10

VIM. S. PATTEN.
Hf'ornr ar Lasv, and 5asfiee Of The
Peace.
nFficE next sce,h OF ,he Office o: the Newport
~ Mercury. june 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
E1ecufor's Wofscc.

THE subscriber. sppo,nsed Esecu'os 70 the Ias:
L VIII, and Testsmcnt of BE.sy.s.hIr REF.
NoLDy, late Of Newport decreased. req,ests ell
persons indebted 10 sah estate 70 make immediate
payment, Add saase having sny demands, 20 present
Them 10 sTEPHgS SOulD, Zree,e,r.
Ns-srt e9g sa ~. l6c2. u3l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-10
THE beautiful JM diOOdtd Horse
YOUNG ECLIPSE,

WILL stand the ensuing season. commencing the
w 18Th Of Nav NEXT. OF the Stable IF Nv LIZ
VI sHEApnAr. in Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
Young Eclipse. sired by the celebrated thorough
bred Horse ECLIPSE. and bis dam by the Arabian
Young Dey Of AIgiers. ow Of full bIooded laare.
from the we'll kno~n Horse Messenger.
Portsr,ouih Aprii 20 Jnt2.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15

sRef several e6ons lbrouph s,s,,.. s
= gem eman 81 tspused m "sG'.eS''qr q
without apparent advantage q skia
to'spply 70 ID. Smith The i,Id;,, : q induced
and immediately received rel;sip nys'elsn;
the SURPRISE Of ail:who knew ' -. much Z
p.,., lloyd HAM.
Baltimore county, Gsrr,.oe = Ss
September Gath, 1870. p otsst,
Personally appe ared befo,. =.
~ sworn and subscribed 10 ,hs sS Vas d.
tlicate. ydarmnd,,t.' S %.' cer
September 96ih, 1890. 1'ata.
j the subscriber, do herebv da.,.
for = considerable time suffsr s.'ale, that
uicefated sore throat, mouth ana ma WIN ~. an
was unable 10 speak 50 as \. IN +. 'uneue,
stood. ortake scarcely any nou - under.
Tor several weeks, and almost s ss..' 'somsat
dy in common practice seemed e, rene
ritate- But on application IL r.. 'y : 20 u
min N Smith, No. 20 Gresl Y ~ oenja'
(coMmo6ly known by the name eI ~ i, ss'Ieel,
dian physician in the short spac :, ' ~ 10.
week was completely cured " one
i No. ~, Wster Street. H s,"ex.
Dec l9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
Charles County Court,

august Term, 1921.
ON application to the judges OF Charles
" County Court, by petition IN writing
of Leonard B. Gardiner OF Charles coun-
ay, for the benefit of the ACT of Assembly,
for the relief OF lnsolven. Debtors, pass
ed at November session, 1905, and tie
several supplements thereto on the terms
mentioned therein, schedule OF MS
property, and list OF his creditors on
oath, so far as he can ascertain them, be-
ing annexed to his petition, aud being sat-
sized by competent testimony, that the
said Leo lard B. Gardiner, has resided two
years Immediately preceding the time OF
his application in The state III Maryland,
and being also satisfied that The said Leon
ard B. Gardiner, is in actual confinement
for debt, and for no other cause and the
said Leonard b. Gardiner, having enter
ed into bond, with sufficient security tor
his personal appearance in Charles county
Court, to answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against him. Ii 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 in the Dis
trici of Columbia, once week tor two
months successfully before the third Mon
lay Of March next, he give notice to bis
creditors to appear before the said Cour'
at Port Tobacco. in said county, on the
said third Monday in March next, for the
purpose of recommending trustee Tor
their benefit. and to shew cause, If any
they haze, why the said Leonard B. Gar
diner, should not have the benefit OF the
several insolventlaws OF this stale as pray
ed.
True copy test JOHN BARNES, elk.
dec 3 law2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-15
State OF MARYLAND,

Charles County, Set.
|Hn application 10 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 insoiyent debtors, passed al Nov
enber session, 1905, and the several sup
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein,,a schedule OF ms property, AID
list o.. 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 lgnatius Payne,
has resided two years immediately pre-
cedlng the tine of his application III the
State OF Maryland, and being also saiish-
ed that the said lgnatlus Payne, Is IN &C
rual confinement, for debt, and tor no
other cause; and the said ignatiu' Payne,
having entered into bond with sufficient
security, tor his personal appearance IN
Charles rCounty Court, to answer such
allegations as his creditors, nay make a
gaiust him 1t is therefore ordered and
adjudged, that the said lgnatius Payne be
discharged from Imprisonment; aud by
caus w copy OF this order to be inserted
IN some one OF the newspapers, edited
in the District of Columbia. once week,
tor two mouths successfully, before the
third Monday OF March next, he give no
tice TO his creditors to appear before the
said Court at Port Tobacca, in said coun-
ty, on the said third Monday 10 March
next, for the purpose OF recommending a
trustee tor their benefit, and TO sbew
cause, if any they have, why tue SAID igna-
thus Payne should not have the benefit OF
the several insolvent. laws OF tais state,
as prayed.
Gwen under my hand, this Esd day Of
October, 1921. ). CAMPbhLla
True copy test, JOHN BARNES, CT k.
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Notice.

A.x Having rented the Aide Mills
SsY1l Cor term Of years, | tender to
asss their Old Custo ners. and to all
-sSasb other persons who may be inclin-
ed to Conide in me, every aCcemmoad-
ton which | can -enier them, To such
as an unknown to, aud may deem il
pru4eat to require it. oier unquestion-
able security for the faithful performance
OF every obligation contract, for the
purchase Of wheat or the exchange OF
aour.
A ton or plaster can be broke and ground
an fe2ty-6ve minutes from the moment OF
delivery, by pair of FIVE feet Allegany
Burrs, urged by nineteen feet water
wheel, AMI i've par OF French Burrs,
some of which exceedir diameter the for
mer, as sure 20 the Farmer aud Merchs I
as prompt an exchange flour; tor wueat,
as the county OF Louloun can furnish.
JAS. SIMPSON.
Aide, Sept. 93, 1891. nov Is