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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

The !.entucky Legislature assembled on
The 2lst Dctobrr.---The Lieut.. Governor
", I. Barry took IT, Chair Of the SENATE.
FOR Speaker of the II. of Representa-
lives Il. {. Anderson had - Votes, John
Rowan SO, and Dabncy {. Cosby "A.
L. Todd, unanimously elected clerk.
Ga the next day Governor Addir's Mes
sage was received. The great points on
Ehch ii touches are the late unusual yisi-
1atlons of disease-cducatio University
aud Schoois-thc state of the currency,
aud consequently the Banks-thc estab-
isbment Of Lpnatic Bospital-ana the
present condition OF The PcliteAttary.-~lt
1ellctates the Legislature Oh the state OF
7he CnirersitJ-on the money which ii
saves from gong out, aud hat which 1t
brings IN from other states, tilt Sill more
on the glory it secures 10 The state, by its
'fch aud lmperisiabe contributions 10 the
moral strength and intellectual acquisitions"
VI Nentucky.--Hhat is true there, is. equal
}; true IN trgiaiG.-T'he Governor Is OPP
posed On principle TO any unusrai rene
slles" Tor the relief oi the people, though le
tlink. the measures which nave been adop
Ld Ia Aentacky share completely teali4ed
.hl' Proposed end"--he geloces that the
AOur Is near at hand, whrn they may
Snalse, without the fear .. injury, their
precautionary attitude"--and u assist TINS
1nglert, he proposes law 10 authorize the
'oa@ q hentvcfN =" 10 pay, !na short peri
OIL OF time, into the Bank q he Common
%c0ilh, IN the notes of the latter, the whole
amount of capital stock owned by The Siaie
IN the tomer."-By thus withd aHing from
circulation at last 10th Gifts issued notes,
.eifeady considerably REDUCED by lis cur
tai: and "the payment of accIning inter
est the credit OF the paper could not fail
" be raised The state would thus lose
n' participation in the government of tie
D. Of h.-but at the same fine, would rid
Vsell of its liability TO pay 50 many notes,
alu OF course reca e its public lands from
90 much lien upon then.--iie thinks that
ue resources Of the b. Of Il. will enable it,
uorlng the ensuing year. 10 resume specie
Paynents"--that this event will bring a
..4'se qSantity Of idle capital into opera
.on--and that by gradual eurtails and o.
sler causes, the notes of the =. Of the {
"ili disappear and rise to specie value.
ID.
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IfDm The " Ruysida Anth0iorV' -
AUTt Mn.

49,
The dry leaves are falling.
The cold breeze above
Ila, -fript OF lis glorieg
The sorrowing grove,
The hill, ore NIL weeping,
The field is waste,
The songs % the forest
Arr silent aHd pa.t
And the song'ters are Vanished
IN armies they fy,
To II cline more bcnignant,
a friendIler 80.
The thick mists are yelling
The valley IN white
With the smoke Of ihn yiliagA
They blend in their Eight
Aud 10 on the mountain
The wnndrrcr stands,
Aud sees the pale autumn
fervading t!ie lands.
Thou sor owfnl wnnderer,
Sigh not-nuT weep
For Nature, though shrouded,
VIII wake from her sleep.
The spring, proudly smiling,
Shall all things revive
And gay bridal-sarmenis
OF splendor shall give,
But mans chilling winter
!, durh,ome and dim
For no second sprng'tide
T. or dawhs upon him.
The gloom Of his evening
Time dissipWcs ncvers
His sun when departed
i sanisiies frteyqF,
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:, Extracts from Esprirlla's Letters.

le TH,rTcts from Espriella's Letters.
.NdmbCr Qf Sects ia England, al appealing
toMe Scriptures.
The hcrctenl sccts iD-thls country Eng
land are so numerous, that the eXpana,o-
ny dictionary of their names has been pub
llshed They form n curious list Armi-
mans, Sociniins, BnXterians, Prcsbyter'-
ans, New Anne. ;ans, siabelians, Lulheli. y
Mora,ians, Swcdenborgians, Athanssinns
EpscopaIIans, Arians, Sabhatarians, Trim
i;arlans, tntariaas, AilIiuarians, Ncccssa-
rians, Sublapaarians, Subraapsalans, An
tInomahs, ilutchinsonians, 5andemanians,
Mugglctonans, Baptists, hnabaplisls, Pa
dobaptisls, Meth"dsts, Papists, Universe
lists, Calkinisis, MateriaIists, Destruction
ists, Brownists, independents, Protcslants,
ilugonols, Noniurors, SccederB, Iicrnhut-
tcrs, Dunkrrs, Jumpers, Shakers, aud Qua
l,crs, &c. SC. &c. 4 precious nomcocla-
iure only 10 be paralrllcd by The cala-
foSue Of the Phllstincs in Samson Nanza-
reno.
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-------------et Tie all

That, idly waiting, flaps with every gale
aud Is redy IL await them over the pillows of
Eli", To their imaginary Canaan. Before
such, the tall forests aro rapidly disappear
lng, and the "ads of Michigan and Indiana,
where 50 recently
" Beast with man divided empire cIuim'd"
are many Of them already waving with
golden tops, or scattered with noeks aud
herds. Joartdl.
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Nost &c Ny IT. .S.ale.s.ncr.

An account of The acr0r,nees al Madrid
on the 18th ofJus last, given in the f.on,lon
Morning. Chraaicie, furnishes d,tailtd
statement of the sullcrings Of Capt. Akey.
m American gentleman. Capt. A. arci.
dcntally wearing whit, hat. which hap
pcned la he the badge or symbol OF Later
m'Sm, was attacked in The street by the
Services, Or royal guards, beaten, ent.
wounded and mhnsIed in the most insdleni
and bluiish manner by them, aud after.
wards confined IN a dungeon and LEFT To
perish without snSlenire or surgical aid /:
liz wis found, after much enquiry and with
great difficulty, ~ four gentlemen OF bis
acquaintance, With authority from The A.
mcrleau minister, nj near ten o'clock nj
night. A Spanish civil officer, with white
hat, was treated With the same violence, by
the licentions soldicry and dragged by them
nom the Office OF the minister of grace and
justice, where he had taken refuge. The
good constitution OF Captain Alvey ssscd
his lie, aiier The most savage treatment ;
and II was some consolation 10 learn that
Lieut.. ssoiifeu, who was second in com
mand NJ the assassns, was subsequently,
garroltcd or hanged. The narrative is
furnished by an &C witness uf the dis
graceful transactions.
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WffF.
The days Of the week keep the names
given them by the Saxon Pagans, Times
is Monday, 'or The day Of the Moon-.uor-
tcS, TUESDAY, OF Tulsco's day .Wereoies,
Wednesday or Wodrn's dag -JueUcs,
Thursday or Thor's day-JioRea, Friday
or Frac's day Sabodo, Saturday or Satur's
day--Domingo, Sunday or the Day Of the
sun. Saturday is usually dedgeed from
Dies ,SatuUt.
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Test Once.

= Tic hour q ,lepaainro OF tie rissy ;
Richmond hiaii Is changed 10 4 4. N. ii
letters Intended 90 Is conveyed bg this ma Z
must be deposited IN the post Office by o r. NJ
on Thursday. i. D.. NunRrLI
sovcni1er 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

Mn crsoh's opinion q Parties.
A genliruaah of this town forwarded to
Mr. Jeliefson,a short time since, from the
high respeG which he eatrrtlined for ms
character aud eminent public ser, ices, one
.of MAJ. Mc'ay'3k Oratioas, delivered n
lis place on 4th of July last, without ex
Dprctin5 any notice Of lis reception by him
CONTRARY to his expectation, however, he
received, ii few days since, the following
complimentary letter thereon, copy Of
which we have obtained for publications.
MONTICELLO, Sept. >, 1922.
thank you, Sir, for the copy of your
Grafton of the 18th OF Judy, which YOU have
been SO lind MS to send inc, ami have 40
ticcd with satisfaction the observations on
political parties. That such do exist in
every country, and that in every free coun-
try they Will make themselves heard, is Il
truth ofall times. i believe their existence
10 he 3alutary, inasmuch as they act as cen
sors ON each other, and keep the principles
and practice of each constantly at the bar
of public opinion. 1t is only when they
give TO party principles prcdomlnance
over The love OF cOuatry, when they degC-
uera,e into personal antipathcs, and affect
thu Intercourse ut society aud friendship,
or the Justice due to honest oplnion, that
they become vicious aud ba"efui to the Se
neral happiness and good. We have seen
sach days. May we hope neter 10 see
such again
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

'E'lIE Subscriber viii commence nm EN-.
GLIsIi and CLASSICAL SCHOOL in
this place on Monday the I'd of December.
The terms will be the same rs alr George
Richardson's, 10 whom reference may br had.
PETER 4. NELSON.
November -. l5w3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15
DARING ROBBERY.

IH1LApELrHIA, November 2--Iasf eve
Mag about oclUck, most daring robbery
WIS committed at the house occupied by
Mrs. Livingston, IN Market street, three
doors above Tenth. The front door on
Market street being open, two men and two
women walked boldly in, securing the door
behind Them, went directly up stairs where
the family were sitting III a back room
presented pistols, tied Mrs. Livingston and
d servant glrl back 10 back with silk hand
kcrchieE they brought with them, and tied
the arms Of Mrs. Llsmgstou's daughter be-
hind her, and while one villain stood guard
over them with horscnau's pistol, the o.
thcr man and woman broke open trunks,
bureaus, &c. and ransackrd the house.
After tarrying. about half an hour and using
threats 10 extort money and yaluablcs, the
robbers secured the family in back room
and departed, taking with them ,arp'ty Of
pluudcr; among which was gold watch,
encrc'ed by two rows Of diamonds first
quality feather bed with IA check outer co
vera rich damask bed qniii--a female
work bag containing papers and other artl-
"a purple velvet reiicule with gilt clasp
- W ltcl Cnaia--liecklaccs. and variety
OF other Jewclry-with many other articles,
and the keys from the doors The robbers
were all white pcrsons-the men middle
aged and Of middle size, one Of them had
on blue short jacket with three rows Of
small buttons. The men are described ar
rough looking the woman were disguised
and had their faces muilled, but there is no
iouht they were well acquainted with the
nonse, aud acted As guides. Information
has been given to the Police, aud we hope
for the credit Of our city, that SO daring a
robbery committed in a populous part Of
the town SO early il the evening, when
the moon sh9ue bright as day, will not go
uupunished. Prompt measures should he.
taken to secure the villains, in order that ie
males may feel themselves secure when
dwelling alone. Refs Gaz.
RIcHMoNp, Nov 2-TroNAs NELSON
was yesterday appointed blythe Executive,
.}gent for The sale Of F,ndeatiary GoOds, in
the ronm of MATrEw II. RicE, removed
II is understood that MIR. Rice was reno
we'd from Office in consequence of his being
in arrears to the State between ~ and )! g.
900. This defaIcatOn is said TO have Oc
CURED two or three years sncc--bct0re
| the law went into operation when constl-
tutes breach Of trust in a public officer Jei9-
mr. Whether Mr.. Rice or his securities
will be able to MAKE mp any part Of tbs mo-
ney we are not iniormed-lt Is certain they
cannot compensate the people Tor the
disgrace brought on the State by the de
falcatioa Of her public officers.
E..fe4caatile yl9g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

Among the recent deaths by yellow fc-
yer at New Orleans our readers may have
noticed that Of Mrs. Fromentin, We
have since learnt that her husband, Hon.
EiEaIus FnoMENTIN, formerly Senator
Of the snltea States, and ,nore recently
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

BurfALo, ~. ~ Oct. e2.-No season.
within the last four years, has furnished
such an ingrrss orpopoIalion 10 our Yves
tern States and Territories, as the present.
In. addition to the thousands from Europe,
Who have located there, the migrating
mania seems agalnto have seized upon our
New England brethren, insenuch that our
streets are daily thronged with the ponder
Gus covered wagons of the East, bearing
not rnircquen,ly, three generations within /;
and going, as MIR. Irving would say, 10
Ohio, Kentucky, or the Lord knows
where These wind their way round the
Lake shore by land, To their ultimate des-
tlnatlon; while the throng of young men,
hale and hearty, who have plodded their
way, with knapsack slung, from the So
Der scenes of New England, on foot, greet
with heartfelt satsfac.Ion
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

coNMurtcATID,
haRRlED-On the lst inst by the Rev.
Samuel Armisied, Mr.. hRNlS1EsD lIAMB-
LEI TO Miss SARAH, daughter Of Capt Sn.
nucl Fuqna--On tbc -.mc duy, by the same,
Me-. PASCAL MATTHEW, 10 Miss BAhBhs
kA SMITH al OF Charlotte eoanty.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

The New York Statesman of Saturday
has the following paragraph.
1t Is somewhat remarkable that the vca-
Their should have been so cold ~ 10 have
made ice half an inch lhck within four
miles Of the infected district, aud yet that
there was 40 frost within that district such
however is the fact. We have seen green
beans at Mr.. Brl,ce's store, which were
plncked this morning, by Que Of The watch
men, from vines growing IN Liberty street,
which had not been touched by the frost.
MIR. Bruce has some musknoluns of from
two 10 three inches IN length, which grew
upon the pa'cments in Greenwich street !!
The beans, which are about three inches
III length, grew also in the street, and, rs in
the case ol the ullskmelons, are tie pro-
duct oil seed thrown out by the inhabitants
before they were driven thence by the pes
thence, aud which took root in the scanty
soil between the payingsatones.- What Il
striking evidence is this,Uf the utter deser-
ton of that part of the city by all human
beings and domestic animals And what
Il picture Oh desnlatlon and gloom does it
exhibit
john Lechler--the miscrrant who hung
his oHn wife, after refusing her permission
to take leave of her children, and then mur-
dcred the wife of another man-sutirrrd
the Just punishment Of his crlmes at Ian
caster, on the 18th inst. The crowd col.
lectcd to witness the execution, is suppo-
sfd To have Amounted 10 from fifteen 10
thirty Thousand and the gailows WAS pla.
red on conspicuous place, thai oil mFgM
h0Ue an Importantly Of seeing mthoM
cromdtag. In proof of the good moral eff
lects Of gratifying an idle curiosity, by Civ
Ing publicity 10 80 schockeig IA scene, Lam
caster paper states that another murder
was committed on the same day. Or The
propricty Of inhictlng death rs a capital
punishment, opinions may differ but few
relectAg minds will dissent II the impro-
priety of a publ, exhibition of il. We're
the criminal who merits death 10 be shut
out from all commuuioa with the world
from the moment OF his condemnation,
and suffer his sentence in the presence on
Iy of the officers fixed on by law, the prln.
cipe insisted on by theorists rs essential TO
te efficacy OF capital, and indeed all pun
,shments, viz. that the punishment should
follow the otiencc ascoscly -as possible, -
would be equally acted on, as far as soeic
~ is concerned, and the guilty might yet
be allowed the time TO prepare for death
that humanity would always allow when
uarcstraincd by higher considerations Of
public policy. " y, .iier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

i. In the exhibition of paintings at Bal
u'nore' the present Year, there was prcscn-
leu portrait remarkable for being execu-
~ without spectaclesl by Mr.. Peale, Sc
h'f. IN the . lin year Of his age
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

The following article is copied fiona he
last st. Stephens paper, We hope il i, moi
rue though we fear il is:
- We can hear nothing from Pensacola
telatire 10 the progress If the Yellow fever.
IL IS represented, that, notwithstanding the
removal of the Legislative Council II an
early stage ofthe disease, several member.
Of that body have died--daior Nicholas,
editor ofthe Floridiaa, has shared The same
late.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-15

OeaR2our, or deur uck-.qs'.-Yesfer-
day, the proprietor ola Hat bottom boat,
lylnga our landing, exchanged eighty fee
barrels of good fresh -four for jach-usS
said 10 be nearl. 30 year. of age--thc same
flour has hecn fctailed at 81, and offered by
the quantity at "a so which last price
makes the long cared creature come to
$685. % purchase money; we will moi pre-
tend 10 say, who had the best bargain ne
yenhelcss, We cannot help thinking that the
present master Of GnlzzLr, may, with
great proprieiy, call him, my DEAR JACK !!
Baton Rouge Gee.
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Valuable stock OF Goods
Ar AUCTION.

n order to close tie business Of the late
4 firm OF kyles 4 Mays, we " i'll proceed To
sell, by why of public auction in the town of
Lynchhnre, On Mondag, The I'd dng oC Decsp,.
Der, the extensive assortment of GOODS on
hand, consisting of DRY GOODS, nam.
G.iHE, gtEENSU.iRE, and GROCERIES.
Also, three very likely SL3FES.
Country merchants aud planters wishing TO
purchase ia advantage will do wea 10 attend
Terms viii be liberal, mud made known ON
the day Of sale, u. h w. KYLE.
Snrriring poriHtrs0f KITES {. .ifru,
Tho sale will be contacted by John II. ID
PAYNE, Auciionecr.
Nov. H.. al, 1.
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rWblic sale az .rcyroes.

WhAc SAFE az Neyr0es.
u virtue Of two deeds Of trust cxecut-
- ed ly Thomas Wells, late of Lynehburk.
hd duly recorded in The lluaing. Court u
lynthbafg, nnd Comfy Court Of Abemssle.
Tor The pnIpoae of securing debt ,,te 10 tia
Ifehldeni, Directors md Company OF tina
Bank vi Virginia, we ehnlI offer for sais, Mt
public auction, before the door Of the Frank
I'm Hotel, in lynehburg, on Saturday the "a.
day of Dnceiaber neAt,
StX N EGRO SLAVES,
10 wit snm, Lucy, iarrieo, Jrnny, Ned AN 1
sln'y, aud the increase of the females there.
oli or rs many us may he necessary 10 raise tho
sum dpe To The said President, Directors and
company, with interest, ind all expense, al.
tending the trust. Acting Ne trustees, we will
convey sneh tide as Is vested In us mud noaA
Other Terms mmde known on tho day of
salo. WM. HARRISON, l,
- MM. ". NoRYELL, 'f'''ess
November 49, wQv
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GREAT BARGAINS,
800 Packages ~
NEW GOODS.
DhVID & WILLIAM KYLE rcsncct.

nhNlD & WILLIAM KYLE, respect
IL fully inform their friends and the hubble.
tint Ibcy have lud received, aud are now o.
pcning. the aboye number oil Packages Of
NE}' GOODS, mcormpnly cheap aud we'll
$clc'tcd. NJ auction, IN the cities Of ~ York
and I'hilndc pliln, and principally for cnsh -
Ihesc, IN addition h their former extensive
stack on hand, viii make thrir assortment,
Tor variety and cbeapnets, inferior 10 none in
the state, and far superior 10 my ever In the
upper cDlnlr}---us, IN the selection of their
assortment this scdsou, HEY hive omitted no
article that could he procured in ther line Of
business, which is either useful or fashionable
--aad from their lonR experience in business,
and the decided advantages they possess In
pnrchnsing their goods, thry feel perfectly ga
tisfc1 they cnn und will sell almost every
article IN tlfir line, much cheaper than they
can be purchased al any other house In this
place.
Country merchants and planter, from dis
lance, wishing to purchase largely, are cordi-
ally invited 10 call and examine for Them.
selves, rs they only wish an opportunity of
exhibiting their assortment aud make known
generally, toe unusually low prices they IRE
determined 10 sell at.
They constantly ktep on hand, an extensive
Assortment uf JI4BDH.IRE, S3DDLEPY
CUTLTRY, QUEE.NSU.aRE, and GROCE
mrs, OF all descriptions.
They have also received, two cases snuerior
qnnltv NOTHING CLO1Iig.
NOV. -. 10 w3w
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frontier Jpstte-On the 9th September
canc on AZ rlscaloss,, lAlnbama.) the ri
al of Thomas Jones, alias Thomas Davis,
for countertetiug bank aotcs. He was the
head of The gang, whose seizure in cave
of the wilderness, whilst busy at their
trade, was noticed some time ago. This
mar WAS convicted, and suffered death by
hanging on the 18th inst. John Reed, a
fellow of the same institution" was also
convicted, and would have been hung but
that he escaped his fate by dying natural
death before the appointed day, Another
one was tried aud acquitted. bat was APP
pretended aud delivered over to take ms
trial for passing counterfeit money.
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Accept the assurance OF my respect.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
III. Samuel III .uc nay"

OnIo ELECrIoN.--Ne have row ac-
counts rom the State OF Chic oil al the
districts for the election of Representatives
70 the Eighteenth Congress, except one,
ithe Ism mhien assure a8 Of the election
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Those only marked thus ~ are Mem
bers of the present Congress.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
HEAVEN

Is more the perfection, than the re-
pository of souls-every place where
God dwells, where his face is seen and
his works enjoyed-it is the happy
place where friendship is in it's king
dom, and reigns over every heart-'t IS
the throne of God unto which we are
exalted-the whole world and himself,
wherewith we are crowned. The soul
awake and restored to itself-the heart
of man having left its dross and return
ed to its pure glory, Love having lost
the name of duty, and now appearing
as itself is, the quintescence OF JOY and
blessedness-the sphere of glory, the
perfection Of beauty. The place where
Eternity, Almighty power, and Inf
niteness are seen in the things them
selves, and by the gift Of God seen to
be ours-thc Punishment of storms and
contrary hurricanes, Of imperfection
and discomfort, the extirpation oflump-
ish affections and dull diseases. The
soul is perfection. The place of the
"Spirits of just men made perfect,
where with open face we behold the
glory ofthe Lord, wherewe are trans
:. ported into the Same Image from glo-
g ry to glory by the spirit of the Lord:"
being perfectly holy, as He is holy"
living in the height of his divine simil-
itude, and possessing the joys of His
Eternal Kingdom. @ = =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
From the Iraherne Papers.
THE SOUL OF MAN

Is the image of Eternity and the
Temple Of it. The soul is mirror in
which God may be seen. As a looking
glass may become temple of the
world, SO may the soul become house
or temple of God. Indeed tits house
wherein he now dwelleth obscured, it is
true, in thick darkness, but when. the
day dawneth he shall more clearly be
seen. 1t is made temple by beng in
his likeness, for himself is temple.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-24
Charles CITY Orphans Court

81 - f@ August Term, 1922
nN application ordered by the Court
~ thai Townley Roby, Administrator
of Alexander c. Hardin, late Of Charles
County, decd, give tue Notice required
by law, for creditors toexhibit their claims
by advertising IN the Alexandria Gazette
tor three successive weeks.
Test. HUM. BARNES, Reg. Wills.
Test. 's nun iDsl, BARNES. Reg. wills.
HSHlS is TO give notice, that the subscri.
il Der of Charles County, in the state OF
Maryland, has obtained fromihe Orphans
Court of said county, letters of admins.
tration ON The personal estate Of Alexan-
der T.. Hardin, late Of the county aforesaid
decd. Allpersons having claims against
the said decedeDt, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
Of, to the subscriber, passed by the Or,
phans' Court, on or before the 26th day OF
+ February next, or they may by law be ex
cluded from all benefit 10 said estate and
those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment. ~; III.
Given under my hand this 28th day Of
TOWNLEY ROBY,
administrator of
ALEXANDER c. HARBIN,
deceased.