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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-12

Discovery Of ihe arr Of Gisss' Making.-
punv rela,es, that the art Of making glass was
discovered by The following circumstance.
AS some merchants we,e carrying Nitre,
thew stopped near river issuing from mount
Game not readily finding stones 10 rest
their kettles on, they employed some pieces
as their Nitre for that purpose. The fire
gradually dissolving the NItrc, It MKT WIN
the sand and q transparent matter h'wed,
which in fact was nothing less Than glass.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-12


1884 and 8 2 dc.
123 4 S g 8 and 9 3 dc.
Il 10 IL II Island ID do.
ID dc.
123o1s l41s 13 19 and 20 west do
On the first Monday in September next, for th
sae of such of the above described lands are siiu
ted in the following townships aud ranges viz:
Townships 2 Is l9 and 20, in range 2, west OF The
slh meridian line,
fi5i6 II I8 10 and 20 90.
10 IL - IL Is i6 and ~ do.
29lO III ~ Is and is 5 do.
,1245.6 6 9 OH l2 IS and 18 & do.
On the LIST Monday in October next, for the sale
Of such OF the above described lands are situated
in the following townships and ranges, viz:
Townships l "a 5 81 10 IL IL i3 Is 10 II i8 l9'
and % in range z, west OF Sth meridian line
l234567s9 10 IS 10
I234 5 + 78 9 10 Il l2
lS 10 and 20 9 do,
~ 10 90.
On the lst Monday in November next FOR sale %
such OF the above described lands situated III
the following townships and ranges, viz.
townships Q . & 5 s 7 8 9 10 and l., in
range 10, west of ire 5ih meridian line,
l34t567 8 and 10, in range II do.
23A 67s and 10 l2 dc.
234567 8 and 9 l3 do.
3456 and "a do.
4 and Is DO,
and Z Is do.
II do,
Each sale will commence with the lowest nvmbsS,
of section. township and range, and proceed in reg
ulsr numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use of schools
or for other purposes, will be reserved from sale
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington
~ JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH NrIos,
Commissioners Of the Gen Land Office.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
POETRY.
CONFINEMENT.

THE comfort of life may be clearly defined,
And each may come in for his share
All trouble IS merely freak of the mind
Alas! how we're apt to despair
In all situations man may be glad,
lie ne'er was created Tor woe;
Let him seek and he'll find there's bliss TO be had
And plenty of comfort below.
Too oft we are carelss of what we enjoy,
And seldom contented day;
We suffer each passion our peace to annoy,
And triiie cur moments away.
Let us look at our neighbors of every degree,
And all their misfortuncs review
Ten thousand unfortunate creatures you'll see.
More wretched and friendless than YOU.
Then let us not fall in an error so wrong.
But trust to a power above
BE cheerful and gay with friend and song,
And live with contentment and love.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

ieve nhe English from an odious and despotic
laristOcracy whose object was 10 keep The
0ation eternally at war, in order to enrich
themselves and their families with The blood
OF the people together with the proclsiming
a Republic, the abolition Of he M@aarctcat
Government, and Of the Mobility lhe dec
laraiion of The forfeiture OF the property Of
the latter, and division Of it among the parti
sans OF the REvoLUTfoN, with a general equal
izGtlon Of property, would have gained nie The
support of he CANAILLE, and Of all he Idle
the prcfgate, and hc d,sgfeted IN fte King
DOM"
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

. HEsubscribers having by the Hon. Barret
Potter Esq. Judge of the Probate of Wills,
&c. for the County Of Cumberland, been appoint
ed CommissIourrs TO receive and examine the
claims Of the savera creditors Of the estate of
ASA EATON,
late Of Portland, Trader, deceased, hereby give
notice, that they will attend TO the service as
signed them, at the Office of w. ORER, lr.
on the last Saturday IN September current and
on the first Saturday in each of the five follow
ing months, at ,hree O'clock in the afternoon Of
said days.
WOODBURY. SToRER, JUN.
ALYAN CUSHMAN.
Portland, Sept. IL, 1922.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

"A man, afier leapng over an enormous
elephant, and FIVE cameIs, placed abreast,
thought ii necessary 10 make this excuse.
There was time said be, IN The presence
Of NADIR SHAH, thai could boast Of beng
great lesper but now, alas ! aga has de-
prsed me Of my agility The classic reader
will not fail TO call TO mind old ENTELLUs in
the -aeaeia, who, after vonquish'ag DAREs.
and ceaviDg with blow OF his fist the skull
the bullock which was the prize ot his sicto-
ry, esclalms, Judge, ye Trojans, what was
the strength Of this arm before age had rob
bed me, Of my visour-"
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
PAYABLE YEARLY.

felicity, they saw the villain enter The store
through the window, and when he was cley-
ery in, young Damon stepped across tte road,
made all fast, and gave the alarn. which re-
suited in the easy apprehension Of ko>ler.
Tbe paragraph cautions al robbers 10 brwsre
Of attempting depredations tet1seen tie houtS
Of Ten on Sunday erening, and day break on
.Mondag mornings which j. /" he ~ilchIng
time ofnight' wa village lovers. Fortunate
would We be, FIVE had guards equally wake
ful in the infected disr.cl.-SiassMa1i
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
TO LET,

.5ANAWAf from the subscriber on the 18th
T. inst. an indenied apprentice 10 the Shoe
making business, by the name OF VILLI.4M
RUSSL LII, about IL years of sge-and on the
day following an Apprentice not bound named
CI.4KLES BRADBURY, about 1S years OF
age.-All persons are forbid hsrborins, trusting,
or giving employment TO said runsways il they
would AVOID The penalty Of The law--No debts
of their contracting viii be paid whoever VIII
return either or boIh Of them shall he entitled
to reward OF one Mill, but no charges paid.
0. s. HAkISHOhN.
Portland, Sept. II, 1899
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
NOTICE.

E'HE Subscriber hereby gives notice, that he
he contemplates Remoring from this town
lie there fore requests all persons who inde bt
ed to hIm either by note account, to make
payment on or before the first day OF september
next, as he will be aunder the cessity Of leav-
ins all demands which may then remain due aud
unsettled with Attorney for settlement and
collection.
lie alao requests those who have demands
against him to call at his dwelling -house in Will
low Street, and receive their pay.
he likewise ofers to rent the DWELLING
HOUSE situated as above, it being two story,
IN good repair, and very convenient for a family.
Possession TO DE gwen in the month oil Septe
next.
He wishes to hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen at the Hating Business in
ms Factory at Iopsham.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland, June 9, 1892. UC}
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
A TIGER.

In 1912, party OF the British Naval
and Military Officers were dining IN a Jungle
at some distance IRON Madras, when feru-
cious tiger rushed IN among them, seized 4
young mId,hipmaD, and flung him acIos. his
back. In the first emolious Of terror the olhr I
officers had ali snatched up their arms, and
retired some PAGES from their assallant, Who
stood iashiug his sides with his tail, as if
doubtful whether he should seize mufe prey.
or retire with that which he had already Sc
cured. They knew that i was usual with
the Tiger, before he sezes his prey, 10 deprive
Il OF i'e by pat on the head, which ggner
ally breaks The skull tut this is mol his .nya-
rIabe practice. The hille midsblpman lay
molionless on the back of his enemy but
J et the officers, who were uncertain whether
he had received the mortal blow or not, were
afIaid 10 fire lest they should kilI him together
with he iiger While in this slate of suspense
they perceived the hand Of The youth gently
move over the side Of The animal, aud con
CeivIng the motion 10 result from the convuI-
.ise thFobs ofdeath, they were about to fire.
When, 10 tbeIr utter establishment, The l.
suddenly dropl ed stone dead, and their young
iriend sprung iroln the caicase, waving 10
triumph a bioudy dark drawn from the heart
for whi b he had teen feeling with lhe utmost
coolness and ciTcumipection, when the motion
OF his hand had been taken Tor dying spasm."
Nea- York, Sep. L." Lore has eyes. -
The Worcester Herald states, ina, villain OF
the name Of Wm. Rosler, vas detected in
Iubbing the store Of Michael Marks, hy a
young lady and gentleman, uEo, as the Term
goes, were keeping comPuny 10 The house di
Iectiy opposite 70 the scene of L.Isglsry
While hey were prolongns their midnight
s's'ls, indulgins in waking dreams Of "a sl
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
COMB MANUFACTORY.
EBENEZER Ii WOODFORD

INFORMS the public that he has some of the
best woRKMES ia the State, and has recently
avaed himself of several very important i'm
proyements in the manufacture Of
HAIR COMBS,
80 that he is now able to attend 10 anv COM
mand in his line of business with elegance, f.
deity and despatch.--Srrhose who have
Turtle Shell on hand which they wish to have
manufactured, may, by eaving it with pat
tern, at the Store of Mr.. JOSEPH H.4RROD
in Exchange-street, have their work executed at
short notice, and returned again to the same
place.
- Imitation COMBS Of all sizes and prices
for sale wholesale and retail at his mauufactory
IN WESIPROuK, about half mile North Of
Dir. DEERIsGs country seat. as cheap as can be
purchased 10 this State or even Boston.
tf-Ofders from any part OF thecountry prompt
ly attended to.
sWestbrOOk, Sept. II. 6w.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
Gu Nj BERLAND BANK.

tNHE stockholders of the Cumberland Bank,
are hereby notified, that their Annual Meet
ing will he holden at the Banking Room, on
MOND.4f the 7h day Of October merit, at 9 o.
clock, T. VI. for the purpose of choosing nine
Directors for the year ensuing, and TO act on
any other business that may then come before
them. By order Of The President and Directors,
JOSEPH SWIFT, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. IL, 1922.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

The public are respectfully informed that Indepen-
dent companies can De furnished with STAND
ARDS in this town. Reference TO device and ex-
ecution apply TO his Exceency the Governor Should
the fraternity of Masons wish for APRONS, by a
like reference they may be supplied with any number
at a low price.
Nenf IL
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
FNEW STORE. 4Cl
GEORGE S. EU,STTS
HAS JUST RECEIVED GENERAL AssoRr-
il 4 MESr OF
PIECE GOODS

AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING
BROAD CLOTHS Z CASSIMERES.
Flannels, Bombazetts, worsted Bom-
bazeens. 81 and A light aud dark Caiicoes
rich furniture Patches -Copperplates -7-8 and
A Irish Lnen-Linen Cambric-4 98 ard
6.4 White Cotton ambric-4 4 & GA Camnric
Mdslin-Sacarilla Muslin-Fisured Leno do
Corded Muslin and Cambrics--Long Lawn
White alton Cambric-Bl'k
India Levantine-Brk Sarsnet-Ladies 4 Gen-
tlemen's Beaver, Silk and Kid Gloves-ditto
White Cotton Hose -Gentemen's Half Hose =
Bl'k Blue and White Satteen-Bl'k. Green and
White French Crapes-Bl'k Italian do.-Coloretl 4
Cambrics-Bussia Drilling Stripe Jean--S d G.
4-4 fne light & dark English Ginsham-3-4 and
Sd Cambria Dimoty-Silk Bombazs n-Bl'k Silk
Hdk's-Britsh Cottons-Brown Linen-Gree !
Gauz--Fsncy Vestings -Garniture and PLAIN
Ribbons-Silk e. Tabby velvet-Qlality Bind
ings--Ferrets-T Tapes --Pius--Superior Cotton
Balls-knitting Cotton-Buttons-F Cotton
Sewing -ilk-Cott n Sewings-Fans-Pocket
Hsndkerchiefs, &c. &c.
:::::::::::::.ALSO:::::::::
Ladies Morocco, Kid and Satin Shoes.
American Sheeting shifting -Ginghams
Check--Stripe--Di Yarn-Tick-
with variety Of other articles, all of which are
selling CHEAP FOR CASH, at No. 3 Er-
change. Street, PORTLAND.
September IL
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Court Of Sessions, Sept. Term, AID. 1922.
Portland, Sept. "a, 1922.

SUABERLAhD, IS.
Court Of Sessions, Sept. Term, A.D. 1922.
s.'NHh Court having w,tn much elaboration
attended 10 the subject OF The limits of ibe
GUAL.l ARD. which was under consideration
their last alarch term ~ b. xed and established
by The Court OF SESSIONS, October fern, "A. ID
1893, are ot opinion, thai IN as much as the
laws relating TO The imprisonment Of debtors have
lately been revised by the Legislature, aud under
gone material alteration: that the rights OF in
dividusis and The public will be as well secured
and the convenience of the Citizens AID Public,
essentially promoted by an extension of the bound
OF the Goal fard
Ii IS therefore, RDERED, by the Court, that
from and after the day of passing this order that
the bounds Of the Gaol-Ysrd, be extended over
The whole Territory within the County aud 20
the exterior limits thereof which are hereby fix
ed and established tue bounds of The Goal
Yard for the said County of Cumber laad.--An nd
tne Clerk Of me Couri IS directed 60 publish The
foregoing order f5r the Information Of the Cit-
zeas OF said coualy. IN each of the Newspaper
printed in The town oi Por,land "-Sept. Is 1922.
Copy Of the order OF lout,
Attest: WM. Il. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
Portland sept. H. 1922,
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
EARLY AGRICULTURE.

GARDENING was introduced into England
from the Netherlands, from whence great
variety OF vegetables were imported till tire
year 1909. The pale goosebury, with SAL
lads, garden roots, cabbsges, &c. were brought
from Flanders, and hops from Artois, France. }
IN 1920. The latter, however, was known
as early as 1923, as The parliament in that
year, petiiioned against il as gscked oyeed );
1t was first used 10 malt liquors, in England,
in 1925. Pipms were brought to England
by Leonard Masca in 1925. Currauts and
CorIuthian grapes, were FIRST planted 10 Eng
land, IN l555. The musk rose aud several
sorts of piums were brought from Italy, by
lord Cromwell. To these we subjoin the
following list Of fruits, vegetables, &c. with
The countries wheuce they originally came.
Rye and wheat from TaFtafy aud Siberia
where they are yet indigenous. Barley and
oats unk nown, bat certainly not Indigenous,
because we are obliged to cultivate them.
Rice from ETHIOPIA. Buckweat, Asia Cres-
ses, Crete Cautfower, Cyprus Asparagus,
Asia Annise and Parsley, Egypt Garlick.
the East ShaIIots, Ia small onion Siberia !,
Hose raddish, China Kidney beans, East
i"uie5 OdoodSt, LeltuSe anu AIuchoke>,
Holland ; Apples, Syria; AprIcots, Epirus /;
Cherries, Pontus Plums, Artols Oranges,
Lemons, Beans aud Peas, Spain.
Nor are we less indebted 10 other and dis
tant countries Tor our finest flowers; Jessamine
came from the East Indies the EIder-tree
from Persia; the Tulip from Capadocia the
DafIodiI from Italy the Tube Rose from Java
aud Ceyion the Carnatlon and Piuk from
Italy the RanancuIus, from the Alps: the
damask aid musk roses, from Altos Gilly
Flower, Carnations, Provence rose, &C. from
France.
Potatoes were first brought to England
from BraziI BY Hawkins, 10 1868, AMI intro
duced into icelaLd by Sir Walter Raleigh 10
1856.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
JESrlNG.

Harmless mirh is the best cordial against
the consumption Of the spirits wherefore,
jesting is not unlawful, II il Hespasseth not 10
quantity. qualify, or season. Jest not with
the Two edged sword OF GODS word. VIII
nothing please thee to wash thy hoods 10, but
the font or 10 drink healths in, bat the cbu cll
cbalIce Scoff not al the natural defects ot any
which Il Is not IN their power To- mend. Oh
It IS cruel TO beat a cripple WITH bis own
cruiches. lie tlist relates another mans
wicked jest with delight, adopts it for bis own.
lie that will lose b's ilend for a jest deserves
to die beggar by tie bargain.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24

Kicking The 5ucket-As two celcbr2ted
PunsIers We're waikiogin the street, one of
heuI struck his foot against small pail Y; bis
companion drly observed, Why Sam, you,
have KICK u he bucket On no, (repIied
Tue otbe[) have only turned a huie pai
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
To arrest horses an lie ac, of running of.

To arrest horses an the act Of running of.
German writer, suggests simple meth.
cd OF stopping horses from running away
the plan IS, 10 have blinds 80 attached 10 the
head-slall OF the bride, that by drawing a
check rein, fixed for that purpose, the bilnds
will immediately close over The eyes, and by
conioundlng the horse, compel HIN through
fear, 70 stop immediately. If the plan be
found 10 answer, II ought 10 be adopted, par
ticulaHy IN the case Of all public stages.
The line from the blind might be fastened %
The front OF the stage, 90 that any passenger
might pull IL, in case of accident TO, o. absence
OF the driver. II i Confidently affirmed that
the most ungovenable horse or mule may be
subJued and made quite tractable by oppIng
his ears with wool or Cotton so as 10 prevent
his hearing.
The Portland gazette., 1822-09-24
Portland LcncU0lcnt Socseiy.

rNHE members Of PORTLAND BhAEvO
= LENT sJCiEl \, are hereby notified tina.
their annual Meeting, for The chplce OF 4. ficer
&s. will be hciden The Court House IN Port
lasd, on Wednesday, the ninth day OF October
next. at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
{. LONGFElLOW, Jr. Ste'ry.
September -, 1892.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Removal.

II PIWHti,NRY begs leave 70 ac-
IL. quaint his friends and The public 10
general that he has removed bis shop from
M corner oil Fairfax to the corner. OF
P,.nce& Water streets; where he will be
happy to supply his customers as former.
ly. with any, description that they may at
any time need as low be trusts, as any
other IN the District, and he likewise
wishes to inform them that he has just
received a foil supply OF almost every ar
ticle for the approaching season, which
will be found an object tor those that need
such goods to call and juege for them
selves.
N. B. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, and the low
est prices, and any orders fulfilled with
punctuality and despatch.
sept - 4u,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Marshal's Sale.

UTILL be sold on the premises Toy
w cash. on Tuesday, the 2sd Gay OF
January next. al IL o'clock. on that day.
al the right, title and int. rest ct Adam
Lynn, in and to the following property
one three story brick house. and LOT, stu.
ate on the south side Of King street, at
,be intersection OF King and ST. Asspb 81:
aud fronting on King street g feet, md
fronting an ST Asapb street 76 teet; afso.
one other house and lot, situate on the SINE
side OF King street. beginning 81 feet .
inches east Of St. Asaph street, and run
ming eastwardiy. and binding Oh King St
80 feet, and extending back, 2l3 teei
inches to satisfy an execution IN favOl q
the Mechanics Bank OF Alexandria:
D.. MINOR. d. NJ.
for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
dec 90 is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Marshal's Sale.

WILL be sold on the premises, Tor
w cash, on Monday the 2lst day OF
January next, at re o'clock, all the right,
title and interest OF Alexander Perry, IA
and to the following property, to vita
two story brick house and lot situate and
Wing on the north side OF Duke strert,$
Binding thereon Fl feet, and extending
back lis feet, 10 a sixteen ieet alley
Also, a frame house and LOT situate on fa-
trick street, and binding thereon 10 tech
and. extending pack in a line parallel win
Gibbon street, 100 feet, to satisfy three
executions, one in favor Of II. Ladd 4
Co. one in favor otLydia Moore, and the
other in favor Of the Bank Of the United
States. D. MINOR, b. M.
for T. Ripggold. Marshal.
dec 90 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Narshal's Sale.

y17ILL be sold on the premises Tor
wv cash. on Monday, the 9lst day OF
January p-Ai, at 10 O'Clock, all the right,
title and interest of Alexander Veifch, -
and 10 one quarter of a square OF greund.
with foar7 story brick houees thereon. pc
ginning at the Intersection Of Prince and
Henry streets, and on the south Of Rfipce
street and binding thereon t93 feet nv
ches, and extending back parallel FIJI
Henry street, and binding herewith i56
,ieet seven inches; the laid properly sold
to satisfy FIVE executions. oksi n IAyor 81
John W. Beedle, for the ure Of Sco!hsld
T. Waters, one in favor of Adam Lynn
one in iavor Of Alexander s.. Hcoe, 0 y
favor oil SchoI6eId 4 Waters. and the other
in favor Of Charles L. hewitt.
D. MINOR, D. 81.
for T. Ringgold, Msrshal..
dee %. ts
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State OF MARYLAND.
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Charles County, Set.
I'M application to the subscriber, one OF
~ the Judges OF the Orphans Court OF
Charles County, by petition in writing
Of William Bridget, Of Charles County,
for the benefit OF the act OF Assembly
for the relief of insolvent debtors, pass.
ed at November session, 1900, and the
several supplements thereto on the terms
mentioned therein, a schedule OF his
nroperty. and a list Of his creditors on
oath so lar as he can ascertain their being
annexed TO his petition, and being satisfied
Nv competent testimony that the SAID VIM.
Bridget has resided two years immediate
" preceding the time OF his application
in the state of Maryland, and being also
satisfied tina, the said William Bridget, is
IN actual confinement for debt. and for no
other cause; and the said YIN. Bridget
having entered into bond with sufficient
security for his personal appearance in
Charles County Court, to answer such all
Legations as bis creditors may make
against him. 1t is therefore ordered aud
adindged. that the said William Bridget
be discharged from Imprisonment. and
that by causing a copy OF tins order to De
inserted in some one OF the newspapers
edited in the District Of Columbis once q
week for w months successfully before
the third Monday of March next. he give
notice TO his creditors to appear before
,he said court at Port Tobacco 10 SAID
co,ptv on the. said third Monday in March
next. for the purpose Of recommending Z
]trns,ee for their benefit, and to shew cause,
i, any they have, why the said William
Br,dgett should not have the benefit OF the
several insolyent laws Of this state. as
PRAYED. a.a..
Oct 1901. /. CAMPBELL.
dor ( law2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
j. II. RUNNELLS,
State OF MARYLAND.

Charles County, Set.
ON application To- he subscriber. one
" OF the Judges of the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Ivy petition in wr-
ting OF Walter Edelen OF Charles Coun-
~. tor the beneft Of the act OF assembly
tor the reiiet OF ipsolyeni debtors, pass
ed at Nov. session, 1865, and lbe sew
eral supplements thereto, on the terms
mentioned therein, a schedule OF bis
property and a list OF his creditors on
oath. so tar as he can ascertain them,
being annexed 10 his petition and beng
sa,isiedby lcompeteD, testimony that the
said Walter EdeIen, has resided two years
Immediately projecting The time Of hls
application in the state Of Maryland; aud
br,ne also satisfied that the said Walter
E,deien is IN actual confinement for debt
and for no other cause, and the said Wal
ter Edelen. having entered into bond, with
sufficient security Tor bis personal appear
anoe in Charles County Court to answer
such alles atoms as hs creditors may
make against him. lii therefore ordefe
u adjudged that the said Walter kdelen,
be discharged from imprisonment. and
that by causing a copy of this order to De
Inserted in some one Of the ne wspapers
edited in the District of Columbia., ono.
q week for two months, successfully be-
fore the third Monday of March next, he
give notice TO his creditors IT, appear be-
fore the said court at Port Tobacco in sid
county, on the said Sd Monday Of March
next; for the purpose Of recommending q
trustee tor their benefit and to sheo
cause, If any they have, why the sal
Water Edelen should not have he heneh'
of he several insolvent laws OF this Stat
as prayed. Given under my hand thI-
Esd day of October, 1891. -
l. CAMPBELL.
True copy. Teste, JOHN BARNES,
elk.
dec5 1aw2m