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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

On examining the CENSUS vi The U, States
the following statement, ii We have made no
mistake in figures, will be IOund Correct.
There are Ave States, III the "A ui which the
Union is composed, in which there are DO
slaves, viz Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, and Ohio. The population Of
these Stats is as fullows-Mane, 298 $50
New Hampshire, pa, 1911 ermont, 235. 764
Massachusetts,, 523, 287-Ohio, 50! ,434-
making total Of ,852, 98l,
In uu. States there are The following num-
Der of Slaves Rhode Island, 46-Connectcul,
-Penns yiyania, l2G-lndiana, l9O-msk-
ing total ol459. Tue tree population Of these
four Stale. Is ,554,2 1hus Il appears,
That 10 8 States, there are ), 437 ,259 fee per
SOUS, aud only 459 Slaves.
Ia The Stale OF New York there are l0,079
Slaves. The free population OF New-York
IS ,3e2,735. Add tie free population OF N.
York 10 that Of The nine STATES above mention
cd, and The total il a, T99 ,992.
The whole population OF lhe United States,
including Slavrs,is 9,625,734
Deduct from tins the free persons
in the states above mentioned, Abs, 1892
Leaves 4,825,742
From which deduct the amount
Of free persons in the 10 States, 4,709,9S2
And there will remain $3.50
The whole population OF Vr-
ginia, whites, Tree blacks aud
slaves, is l,Oo5, 800
OF this number there are of slaves 425, 50
Leaving of free persons 64O,3l3
The free population OF \. York IS so, I53
That Of Virginia 64O,3l3
Leaving balance in favour Of
New York Of 722, 42O
Deduct from this balance the
free population Of Virginia, and
il viii leave S2,lO7
Thus il appears, that the free population Of
New-York Is 80, lO7 persons greater than
double that Of Virginia. But, although the
free population of Virginia amounts 10 no
more than 640,3l3, by allowing them 3 5'h'
Of their slaves, according to the provisions OF
the constitution the number by which the
representation Of The State in Congtess will
be governed is-a3s ,3O3. Thus the Stats
has the advantage tor the purpose OF increas
ing her number of representatives, Of counting
254, 800 persons, who III almost every v'iI1l
point Of view, are considered but little better
than SO many cattle. BY the present raIIo Of
representation, Virginia would have upon tie
present census seven slave representatives. Il
the ratio should be fixed at one for 10000
she will have six slave representatives.
The whole number OF Slaves in the United
States isl, 53l, AL. According 10 the pres
ent ratio Of representation, three hl;hs OF tins
number will give 26 representatives. 10 Con-
gress for the slave population.
The State Of South Carolina with the ex-
cep,on OF one district not reIurned) contains
population OF 49o'ooJ
There are of Slaves within the State, 25l 1893
That is there are l9,2 57 more slaves than
free persons in that State. But there are s,7I4
Tree colured persons in South Carolina-ot
course Of tree blacks and slaves, there are
l8, 97i persons more in the State than there
are whites.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

the United States, north OF the 42d degree OF
latitude, aud ives, Of the Rocky Mountains, is
TO constitute Territory Of The United Stater,
under the name Of the TERRITORY oF ORIGoN.
The bill then goes on to provide how the gov
eminent Of the said Territory is to be organ
lied and administered. NJ. Y. Guz.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
PAYABLE YEARLY.

Canal as blasier, was passing through the
forge attached TO the work, carrying about six
pounds of gnnpowder, a spark few Out on il.
caused it explode, and-had no other effect
than excoraling the deep and thickly studded
Pock-usrks from bis face, which thencetor-
ward became as smooth and white as asy
young lady could desire hers 10 BE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEIFED, AND FOR SALE By.
GEO. w. SMITH.

Middle Stree, doors belo,O he Bank Of Portland
DIAM and bordered Cashmere Shawls,
l. black, blue. brown, drab and mixed BRO DAD
CLOTHS,
Pelisse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Fiannels -Veslings- Velvets-worsted Hose,
Coatings-DufiIs-1 bale Carpeting,
Bombazetts- Bombszines, very low,
Crapes-Silks--Meri HaDdkerchiefs,
silk Handkerchiefs-SewingS Silk Twist
Furnitures-Ca licoes-Gin shams-Cambrics,
Muslins-Irish Linens-Linen Damask,
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Tapes-Cravats, &c. &c.
Also
American Cling -Checks-Stripes
-bleached and unbeaohed Sheetings and Shirt
ings.
0-.4H Of Vftich lria be sold at The IOtrest priee
for CAsH-H9 (t.f) Jan. a, 1892.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

Cesar A. Rodney, now Representative in
Congress IRON the State OF Delaware, is elect
ed Senator VI the United State from that
State for six years from the 4th day CT March
last.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
CUT NOTES.

We inserted a paragraph, stating that some
Of the Banks hac given notice, that they
should refuse payment OF such Of their notes,
as had been cut for the greater security OF
sending them in the mail, unless all the parts
were produced. The Director. Of the Bank
of the United States, published notice to this
effect some months ago. After the publica-
lion Of this notice, the Bank refused payment
of $500, which bad been forwarded from Gin
cinnati 10 Philadelphia, in two parcels, (the
bill. having been CUT in the middie) one OF
which parcels never arrived. An action was
brought against the bank, and the case was
argued al the October term Of the u. s. Cir
cult Court, at Philadelphia. We now find
that judgnen, has been entered for the plain.
tiffs, for the full amount OF the notes. The
opinion Of Judge Washington, as reported, is
clear and strong against the bank. JudgePe-
tiers entirely conceded with Judge w.
IN. Y. Comm. .idv.
We regard The death of others as an evil
which has fallen upon them; instead O. consid-
ering il as an intimaiion Of one which threatens
ourselves
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

Correct IOR.-To prevent an incorrect i'm
preston from being made, bv the notice we
took in Tuesdays Gazette Of the lille wo'k
about to be published by The Rev. Mr.. Corne-
ius, we are Iequsled by the author TO slate,
that it is not his design 10 give " an account OF
the laboufs and services OF the late venerable
and lanented Dr. Worcester, in the cause Of
civlizing and outstanding the Indians : but
merely 10 notice bis decease and iuterEent at
Howard, 10 part Of the work which is intend
ed 10 give brief description Of this interesting
Missionary Station. We ale also requested TO
say, that Rrainerd is not an "indan settle
meni as mentioned in the notice, but settle
ment Of missionaries and that Dr.. Worces-
ter's grave is not" behind the mill" which is
represented upon the plate engraved by Mr..
Torrey, but in a pleasant orchard near the
school house.
The following advertisement recently pub.
ished upon The cover of the Missionary Her
aid will give an idea of the design of the book
in question.
The Linle Usage Captive The Rev. Mr.:
Cornelius, Of Salem, who was for some time
nployed as an agent of the A. B. {. T. NJ.
among the American Indiass. proposes TO pub
lish brief memoir OF the A" Little Usage Cap
tiys"-whose history has awakened so much
interest in the community, and who died the
last summer, on her return from Brainerd 10
the Usage nation. Mr.. Cornelius having been
himself chiefly instrumental in efecting her
deIlyerance from captivity, viii % ~tiu 10
state variety Of interesting facts, respecting
her history, from his own knowledge. The
Memoir is intended particularly for children,
and will be embellshed with several cuts,
among which will be one giving a vie1v Of
Braanerd. Al appendix will be added, in
which a number of letters from Indian child
rem and youths will be given, and perhaps
some other piece. calculated to excite in the
minds Of children lively interest in mission
airy exertions for The Heather.
n, C.,urI.,, I,., I,moa Poee u.s rom
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

On Saturday last, James Rose, was CON-
mtted TO the City prison on warrant OF Judge
Livingston. He was brought into this port by
the U. S. .chr Shark, and was charged with
the crime Of piracy.-That being citizen of
the United States, he was one Of the crew Of
the French schr. Caroline, which was enga-
ged in the slave trade, and assisted in receiving
on board that vessel, one hundred and fifty
three negroes, with intent TO make them slaves
This crime by the act Of the 18th May, 1890.
is punishable with deah.-.N. Y. .idv.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

An elegant compiimeni-Tbe Rev. DR.. Bal
guy, preacher of great celebrity, after hsy-
ing delivered an excellent sermon in VIM
chester cathedral, the text Of which was, SAIL
wisdom Is sorrow," received the follow ing
extempore, but elegant compliment from Or.
Watson, then al Winchester college:
If what you advance, dear Doctor. be true,
I" That Eisdona Is sorror, how rUretcsed are YOU"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01

.Neu Philosophical lntrument.-Mr. Locke.
an assistant teacher in the Lexington (Ky.)
Female Academy, has invented phiiosopbi-
cal instrument, which admits OF being used Ell.
tber as an air-prs p, or steam engine; and
also as hydraulic, or force pump. for liquids.
or condenser for gases.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-01
WFST-INDIFS

Advices from Hsyli, inform that President
Boyer was collecting forces for the invasion
Of the Spanish part Of St. Domingo. and il was
expected they would march 10 February.
Accounts from ST. Barts, announce that the
Governor Of that Island had delivered up to
Capt. Eaton, Of The u. S. brig Spark, one Of
The pirates belonging TO the notorious gang,
commanded by Debour, Frenchman. From
this man information is expected TO be obtain
ed which will enable The United States ves-
sells TO destroy one Of The most piratcai nests
existing in the West Indies.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
u REMOVAL. III

Valuable Fern for Sale in GorHom.
THAT we'll known farm late the residence of
Desc. THOMAS CROSS, deceased, situat
ed one mile from Gorham Corner, on the Stand
isb Road. Said Farm contains 100 acres Of excej-
lent land 70 Of which is tllage and pasturing, 25
Of woodland with growth Of young Rocl. NJ
pie, yellow birch beach. There are abopt oOo
appletrees on said farm and will produce apples
sufficient to make from so to so bbls. of c;der
yearly. On the premises two story dwelling
house well finished 80 by 80 feet barn 80 bv s0'
wood, chaise, cider house and work shop. and an
excellent we'll ofwater &c.
Any person wishing to purchase said farm can
learn the conditions by applying TO Amos Fl.
Cross, Portland, or Mr.. JAMES PHINNEy. nearshe
premises, whe will show the property and give
any information respecting the same.
March IL 3n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
Gardner Iron FORKS.

he Subscriber, Agent Of the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale At
the agency Store inGardiner the following ar
ticles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill DO.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought d cast Mill Spindles,
Hatter's Basins, -Clother's Plates,
CIow Bars.-Plough Mouds and Coulrers,
Wheels for various kinds of Machinery.
Sad lrons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
GudgeoDs of all sizes,
Brands TOR names, &c. made at short no
tice.
me above articles will be sold cheap for cash
OF approved credit. Orders for any description
OF hastings, will be executed punctuaIIy. in the
pest manner. NJ. SPRINGER. Jr, >5gent.
ou Gardiner, FEB 5, 1872.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19

UST published. and for sale by WILLIAM
- HYDE. at his Bookstore. No. 5, Mussey's
Row, Middle Street. Portland
Sketches of the Ecclesiastical History Of the
STATE OF MAINE from the earliest settle
ment to the present time Price S1,75.
The above work contains . very interesting
collie OF facts. relating to the establishment,
growth and present state of all the different de.
nominations OF Christians in this State; gather
ed principally from documents furnished BY dis
tinguished individuals Of the respective denomi.
nations, and is very convenient book of refer
ence, and we'll worthy Of place in every mans
library. Jan. IS 1899. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
Pork, Bacon, Lard, &c.
A. & J. MASON

Head of lnsraham's Wharf, have for s.Io
20 barrels clear PORK. 19 bbls. hone mia
iings' 80 bbls. No. l, & 2, do. Boston Ra
con, per hid. or retail.
5000 lbs. best Cheese,
$50 quintal Pollock Fish.
300 boxes smoked Herring,
20 do Mould Candles,
9 hhds. w. |. Rum,
200 straws Tumblers.
p chests and boxes Souchono Te.
Portland, March 5, 1922. 6v
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
OF american Manufactures.
CHARLES BRADLEY.

agent and Commission Merchant for
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
Chambers, Corner Of Middle 6. Union Streets,
Opposite
Messrs. MARK g. WIZ HARRIS.
Has dis day receiued,
BALES BROWN SHEETfINGS
Do. Threads, all Nos. and Colours, Almy and
Brown, and Slater's Manufactures.
Bale Broadcloths, colours blue, black & hares-
back mixtures.
ON HAND
Cases and Bales Cling hams-Checks,
Stripes-Furniture Plaids-Diapers,
Cotton Laps-Wire Threa ds-Quills.
Buttors-bleached and unbleached Sheetipg.
and Shirtings.
Waltham Cottons, of every description, con-
stantly for sale, at Boston prices
OF Regular supplies Of American GOODS,
are received as above, which will be sold at fair
prices.
-.TWanted as above WOOL of every descrip-
ton, for which CASH will be paid. orit will BE-
received on Consignment.
n. b Cash advanced on Consignments.
u Jan. IA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19

% 20 Us Commi..ioa Store, No. y. Lols
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
Private School.

THE subscribers spring term. (Day School
will commence the second Monday in April
next. Tuition, during the Summer, IS, so per
quarter, including writing books, ink and quilts
one half in advance.
ROYAL GURLEY.
Portland, March 5, 1872
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19


HAS just received, and now opening for sale
large and extensive assortment Of new
Fashionable Goods,
Ct the latest importations, VIII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETING-1 Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Plain do.-Black
Nankin Grape Dresses-l Case IA Irish LIN
ENS-Lnen DAMASK-LinehC CAM BRICS-
Linen Cambric Hdkfs-Englishwhiie SILK HOSE.
French Black and White do. dc.-Engiish and
French black and white Silk Gloves Beaver and
Kid Gloves-Merino Hdkfs.-Imitation do.-blk
Synchaws-do. Sarsenets-CoIored Iustrings-
qlack and white Sattins---double chain Blk Lee
vantine Silks--Silk and Cotton Velvets-elegant
FriDgedCR VATS-Men's black, white and mi x {
Worsted and Cotton Hose W omen's white, blk
and slate do. do.--5-4 black BOMBAZINE-Fig-
ured BOMBAZE TTS-Plain do.--TAkTAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd Il Plain Jaconet Muslins-Fig'd
& Plain Leuo &Book do.-wihte Cotton Cambrics
Coored do Cambria NJ usns- Black white & green
Italian and French CrapesEnglishGi I'M CHAINS Brit
ish Cottons-Furniture Patch Calicoe s. Cotton
Vestngs-Toilenets-- VsIenta and Silk yestings
Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs.-B!ack Silk do
blk. red and assorted colours
Cashmere ShaWlS,
with and without Borders Black StockiBeit-
Blue Nankins-Yellow o-MilIinet-Bonnet
Paper-black and white Wound Wire-Cotlon
shawls-Dimities; Jeans Nankinet,s Russia
Diapers; blk. and brown Linens; Ribbons
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads
Sewing Silks, Twists CottoR Balls, &c. &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab, mkt, haresback and brown
BroadciothS; black, blue, white, drab. mkt, and
haresback CdSSimeres; Blue Queens Cloths; blue
and light coIored PeHsse Cloths green and drab
Ceattngs Dg0us; Kerseys; drab Hunters
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green F7annsis
Swsnskins a. a. t0-4 & ia Rose Blankets,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
ALSOa general assortment of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Shsetings; Bedtickings oinghams Cheeks aud
Stripes; Satineas /; Derry Diapers Bale
American red Fiannels, Silk and Cotton U0,brel-
las; Parasos; Bristol Bricks for cleaning Knives
Forks. Ou0 Sept. 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

ErchaRge Street,
RI AS just received, and now opening for sale
IL large and extensive assortment Of new
E,.h.o.obIa G.-L.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
ALSOa general assortment of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
WILLIAM GORDON.

INGRAHAMS WHARF. HAS FOR SALE
Lending from SIoop Express,
N hhds Windwsrd Island RUN,
&9 pipes BRANDY,
do. Hollands GIN,
do. American do.
Cor; ca ZINE.
10 Denijohns superior old MADEIRA VINE.
90 chests Souchong )rEE Ac
10 boxes Young Tyson IEAS,
20 kegs Manufactured TOBACCO.
20 bolts Heavy DUCK,
10 5bls. COFFEE,
1000 lbs. Loaf SUGAR.
10 bbls. White SUGAR.
10 boxes HAVANA brown do.
boxes Havana CIGARS.
March -, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
E Z % T q & 4 9 q
II care for the heart ache
FORTUNE disturbed by the dust that i
raised 50 often in Erchqnge- Street, has N
length abandoned that quarter
for the larnrifn lnnnf
Tor The iayorite haunt,
NO. 2, MERCHANTS ROW.


NO. 2, MERCHANTS ROW
IL ERE she prepares her GRAND ASrrpor,
l. i all the ills incident 10 men, and even ).
moves her bandage to have an eye on those III.
visit her beloved temple. This grand autiao,a
panacea, katholcon, &c. &c. destroys dnns "a
renders completely torpid Lawyers, Sheriff. IN
Constables. Ii restores mortgaged prem.ss
gives warmth IN wIAter without the aid of Vim,
lows patent, and furnishes putty and white Ia,I
10 tenements in decay. Taken ID the breecbe.
pocket, it is a convenient article at a taveu
causing hearty squeeze from the Landlord !,
hustle in the bar room, q fire in the Parour th.t
contains the daughters embroidery and the Eopr
Seasons. When owned in the form of Bank
Shares, It gives 10 the maiden Of forty five IN
rose Of twenty and renders her witty, interest.
ing and highly celebrated for the domestic viz
tues. 1t enables the old bachelor to dispense
with Macassar, and GowIand's, Lotion /; removes
from the cheek the diagrams of time, and ren.
ders him gay, luminous and learned. In fine
with this grand metallic desideratum the pos-
SCISSOR will find no difficulty in obtaining atter
tive listeners, however long and dull has stories
firm believers, however tough his yarns, ana
hearty laughers, however stale and vapid he
jokes and witticisms. All therefore DESTROYS of
good farms, good husbands, good wives and good
dinners and more especially all who would ex.
change Mr. for Esq. will call on JOHNSON, at
the aforesaid temple, No. 2, Merchants Ror.
where the grand specific may be had il any
quantities from TaiRTEEN drops TO 100000.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
will soon fall into the dish Of some seasonable
guest and all who are willing 10 adyen.
tue trihe in the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
L. GREELEY,

l.. NlIt A. Ii. II
Has for Sale, n No. Long Uharf.
6n BBLS- No. ], BEEF,
~ 20 Hhds- W l. RUM,
pipes New York BRANDY,
bales COTTON,
casks W.eer Strained OIL,
10 bbls. American GIN,
90 bags COFFEE,
ID chests asd boxes Souchong TEA,
casks Malaga WINE,
do. Lisbon do
Is kegs No l, TOBACCO,
leo boxes by GLASS,
boxes Laphams, Bakers, Chase and Rhodes NO.
CHOCOLATE,
bbs. GINGER, cases and baskets Sweet OIL,
White LEAD. SOAP and Mould CANDLES,
Hhds. LEAF TOBACCO,
March H. 1922 3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-19
Portland, Feb. 10, 1892.


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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-16

alter several efsrts through sppl;eat;,. !,
a gentleman OF rep1ted medical N y 4 2
without apparent advantage. Was ind s.'I
TO apply 10 Or. Smithtbe Indian nbvs ausec
and immediately received relief n's s.tlaa
the surprise Of all Who knew me- y
Lloyd Harde.
Baltimore county, Garrison Fo' s'
September 24th, 1870. o'es
Personally appeared before me- Va.
~ sworn and subscribed to the above - "
tiflcate. Marmadxke TiJ.sst
September ,26ih, 1890. ''3'n'
the subscriber, do hereby decla,. i
for considerable time suffered NIL Ina
liberated sore throat, mouth and to ',a a
was unable TO speak so as TO be- N.Y. ny ue
stood. or take scarcely any nourishm Z
for several weeks, and almost eyerv r sa'' p
dy in common practice seemed onlv , ~
ritate. But on application TO Dr. Rs w'l
min NJ. Smith, No. 20 Great YORK , ,,,..
{commoply known by the name Of n. sI :
dian physiciaD) in the short space If a =,
week was completely cured. 0''
William B. .alcoel
No. %, Water Street, Baltimro.
Dec - #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-16
Charles County Court,

1UguSt Term, 1921.
Multiplication to the Judges of Charles
~ County Court, by petition in writing
of Leonard B. Gardiner of Charles coun-
ty, for the benefit of ..ae act of Assembly,
for the relief of lnsolven Debtors, pass
ed at November session, 1905, and tue
several supplements thereto on the terms
mentioned therein, schedule OF his
property, and a list of his creditors on
oath, so far as he can ascertain them, be-
ing annexed to his petition, and being sat-
s6ed by competent testimony, that the
said Leonard B. Gardiner, has resided two
years Immediately preceding the time 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, and 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 10 the Dis
trict of Columbia, once week for two
months successfully before the third Mon
day of March next, he give notice to bis
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 trustee for
their benefit, and to shew cause, if any
they have, why the said Leonard B. Gar
diner, should not have the benefit of the
several insolyent laws of this state as pray
ed.
True copy test JOHN BARNES. elk.
dec 5 law2m