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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-29

| their influence with the Spanish Court, to
obtain their acque ,sHce to the points de-
manled 10y toe allies. Her objections to
compulsory Process, were tia, it would
| inhame, aud extend the revolutionary mls
chiei-enbroii all Europe in bloodsbed,
and produce the very dangers, which are
so much dreaded by the Allies. The e
vent has answered these iears-Spa'n IS
now welded TO constitution, that she
would have reformed herself, il IL had not
been tor foreign dictatoD, and France has,
by declaring war, prevented those very a
mendments thai the Spaniards would have
made. This dispute originating ~ the
yellow fever, has brOa2ht about oar be-
tween France and The Peninsula.
New Yoak, May 26.-The Colon.
bian national schooner Gen. Santander,
Capt. J Smith, arrived here yesterday
morning in 10 days from Laguira, have
ing on board His E2cellency Sen. Jose
Maria Salazar, the Colombian Minis
ter to the U. States, and suite, and also
Sen. Leandro Palaces, Consul Gener.
al.
We learn of capt Smith, that in the
action off Porto Cavello on the 50th ult,
the only Colombian vessels captured,
were the Maria Francisco, and Carabo-
DO. One of them had only Is guns, and
the other was partly dismasted at the
time of the action. There was great
slaughter on board-At the commence
ment Of the action the two ships had
500 men, and but l5O when they were
taken
Com, Daniels was not killed, as was
rspoted here. lie was however, slight
ly wounued.
Capt. S. also informs, that negocia-
tions wese going Oh at Porto Cavello,
for an exchange OF prisoners, captured,
which would probably be successful.
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By this vessel the editors ofthe Gazette hav c
received Caracas papers to the Sd inst. incu.
sive. The fort OF Mirador de Solano, at vi.
sia, back of Porto Cabello capitulatec to the
Colombians OH the 24th OF April. One cap
tain, one slbaltern and twenty three privates
occupied the fort, most Of whom joined the
Colombians. Eight thousand cartridg es were
also taken.
We have also received the first number OF a
new and well printed weekly paper, called
.s I'll Colombano," which will lie published
in English and Spanish. In the prospectus
the publisher SAYS, that the immediate object
of this publication is to cement friendly Tela-
tons between the hepublic Of Colombia and TO-
reign nations to spread abroad just o. mon
OF our prosperity and resources; and intr odrce
at home whatever is wise or useful in the inst-
tutions, arts, or sciences o, other countries.
CARAccAs, May 1.-The Commandant &c
neral of the Department OF Zulia, soon as
he was advised of the movements ofthe enemy,
caused one OF his columns to advance towards
Moline, the result Of which was noticed in the
last bulletin OF the army Magdaleda. He then
turned his attention towards the ports Of Lagu.
ma, and moved a column OF 500 huntsmeR
(cQjQdorcs Orinoco, who carried his wishes
into effect by tasing possession OF the whole
frontier on the 18th ult. Our forces had oc-
sup ed Gibraltar, before the action band form
ed on that frontier under the direction of Mo-
rales were aware OF their intentions but ha-
wing united themselves with some of the sub
tile forces oil the enemy, they made an attack
on Our columns on the 18th, 4 were received
with firmness, and in turn we cha ged them
with the greatest vigor, dispensing them IN eve
~ direction, with the loss OF Is killed and a
great number wounded, many ofths tusitives
who attempted to gain the shipping could rot
reach them and were drowned. All their rnu-
nitions Of war fell into our hands Our loss
was pnvaies wounded, and the gallant Capt.
Rafael Leon, seriously.
At the same time some Of our troops made
an incursion into the province OF Coro, tor the
purpose o. preventing the enemy from recruit
ting, and also OF attempting the communi-
cation between Maracaibo and the post of Vela.
According to accounts from correct source,
the enemv on'v has in that province squad.
ron of the battalion of Bursus, whose force
does not amount to 100 mel The greatest
proof ofthe deficient state n which Coro Is at
present, IS the fact that he leader of her fac
tons, d. Manuel Carera, mas preferred to re-
tire on an allowance, and 10 reflect on the an
cient theatre Of his ope atoms.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-29
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward
may 81

WILL he given Tor the apprehension
w of EDWARD S. BO1'ELER, for
merly resident of a village called the
Trap, in Frederick County. Md who.
Tor unlawful gaming, was bound tc leave
bis place OF res idence.) II is supposed he
is in Virginia, pursuing his old course OF
suinding where he is not known, tie
took from Middletown, horse, which did
moi belong to him, and sold him to me as
his own property. be owing me 20 dollars;
and to exonerate himself, has taken the IL
berty TO publish me as having taken the
horse imnroperlv The above reward
will be given for The delivery. OF saio DOL
eler so get bin. ,u , Urn
may 27-St* MIddletown' Ma
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Notice

Is hereby given to the stockholders OF
L the Leesburg Turnpike Road Compa.
ny, that an election will be held at the
Court House in Leesburg, on Saturday
the 18th OF June next, for the purpose OF
choosing a President, four Directors. and
a Treasurer. to serve the ensuing year.
THOS. r, MOTT, Treas.
may 27 te
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DIED..

Al Providence, Fairfax County, Va.
on "Wednesday. the 18th inst. after Sc
we're and lingering illness which she
bore with christian fortituds, Mrs.
MARGARET BRoNAuaH. wife Of John
Bronaugh Esq. in the slst year of her
age.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-29
Confirmation and Charity Sermon

X *On Sunday, next. the
Archbishop OF Baltimore will administer
the SacrameD, OF Confirmation, in St. Ma.
ry's Church; and the Rev. Il. Baxter will
preach Charity Sermon, Tor the beueft
OF the Sunday School. Divine service 10
commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
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\ ailS, etc.
may 20

HE subscriber has received, on con-
Il signmsnt, and offers Tor sale, at his
nail factory on Royal ST. L 30 casks nails
assorted sizes. Also, spades and shovels
of the hest quality, aud hoes of various
descriptions--ai of which he will sell as
low as any in the r,arket ...
JOHN CREIGHTON.
NAV 26 lava,
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A MEETING

Of the Magistrates for the County of Alex
andria. is requested at the Town Hall
THIS EVENING. a, 8 o'clock. Punctu
al attendance !. requested may 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-29
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL,

Accouts from st. Uoes, by Capt.
Gage, at Boston, ave to April Is. 1t
was the opinion of well informed per.
sons that Portugal would make COM
mon cause with Spain against The
French. SeditiOus placards had been
stuck up both at Lisbon and S.. Ubes,
but the principal persons concerned in
this business had been arrested.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-29
Jamaica Rum.

1OHHDS old Isl proof Jamaica rum
lanaing and for sale by
WIN. FOWLE s. Co.
may 20
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- MARINE LIST, a
PORT OF ALEX 4 SD Ria
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
.fav 81 Sioop Fanny, u tche'l. Bal
timore, SIS hours; copper an iron tor 60
yernnent, merchandise to merchants OF
the district.
Sloop A1eIis, Tborp, ". York, 6 ds;
tu!l freight to merchants ofthe district.
S,ea", boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk,
with passengers, lett nothing irosn sea
bound up.
SAILED,
Brig Rebecca, Lung Barbados.
ARRIVED,
.Mau 29.-Scni. Comet. Jackson, fisn-
nont and Norfolk; cotton, r,,ls, G'c: 10
NJ Miller & Son. John S. Miller Hugh
Su,th i, Co. and John Roberts.
Several inland vessels with vaTie Is coun
~ produce. also go, 40.
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Picked OYSTERS.

TINHE subscriber has tor sale PICKLED
Il OYSTERS OF the FIST quality They
are pronounced by good judges. to be SUI
perior 10 any in the market. Persons can
be supplied by the jar or smaller quaint
ty. D. BANCROFT,
opposite the cid Market,
may 81
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Found.

\ GOLD Breast-Pln, handsonely set
N with stone. The owner may have
it on application to the Printer, and pay
ing the cost OF this advertisement.
may 20 St
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For Freight,

TUI FO'S"5
LIZ The good schr. CORNELIUS.
$2& James Mcclellan, master. burden
sbout 300 bbs. and will in few days be
ready to load Apply to-
JOHN H. LADD & co.
Who offer for sale. said schooner's cargo,
consisting OF
500 casks fresh Thonaston lime
I'm mer. boards
may 81
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Porter and Ale,

Porter and Ale.
lust received from the brewery Of A
y dam 5eckel T. Co. Philadelphia,
S barrels ~ ~
5 barrels Porter
Which will be sold at the Philadelphia
prices, with the expenses Of freight, &c.
added. PHlNEAS JANNE4.
9th mo 81 st
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Oil and Candles.

TUST received and tor sale so baskets
81 fresh Bordeaux salad oil very superior
60 casks whale oil
IS boxes spermaciti candles
so do mould and dipt tallow
SO do yellow soap
1000 lbs cotton yarn, assorted, No 5 10 Is
A. G. CAZENOVE g. Co.
NAV 90
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
may %.

Fifty dollars Reward.
POCKET BOOK LOST.
lost, on Wednesday the 2lst day OF
II May, on the read leading from Ber'
ry's Ferry 10 Alexandria, large
Red Morocco Pocket Book,
with a clasp, containing the following
bank notes, as near as can be recollected ::
Two 100 dollar notes, on either the State
Bank of Georgia, Of the Bank of Augusta,
(new emission y about $50 dollars in n.
Carolina money, on the Stale Bank OF
Cape Fear s. Newbern, Zone dollar note
on the Bank OF Cape Fear, marked w. +.
S. on the back, abou, eighty dollars OF
the above in bills less than five dollars {,
10 or 5 dollars in tickets on the Treasury
of North Carolina {; also, about GOO dol
lars IN Tennessee money, on the Knox
vile, Nashville, and State Banks also,
about IS dollars in Virginia and u. States
money, (tbe Virginia on the Valley Bank
There was also letter in the pocket book
addressed to Mr. Findlay, in Philadel-
phia, containing SO dollars in N. Carolina
money, and sundry other papers OF no va
lue, except to the owner. Any person
finding the same and leaving it with some
person, so that the owner can get 1t, or
giving information thereof to me, shall be
handsomely rewarded.
Any information respecting the above,
will please be communicated to me in
Baltimore, addressed to the care OF X. A..
Taylor & Co. ,,,,>,
may 27 wv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-29
PUBLIC DECLAMATlON

HeO. Mr.. Bazter'S letter (of George
tooon) to the Right Req. Bishop En-.
gland, Of Charleston
RIGHT Rev. S,R-Permit me 10 intro
duce ,oyour acquaintance NY friend Mr..
Haselton He wishes to speak some clas-
steal pieces in your city, and he is an ora
tor of 10 ordinary character have lis
tenet to him with very great pleasure; and
from my knowledge Of your own superior
powers on that subject, am convinced
that you will b. gratiied with his pertor-
nance.
| am, Right Rev Sir, yours. &c.
Il. BAXTER.
GEORGETOWN College.
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cutuTpuy LpoHSHS "uy ~ w WV
THEATRE.
Deliver the following pieces, at half past
7o'ciock-
On Gambling.
Millions Address 10 the Sun.
Dryden's Aiexander's Feast OF, the Pow.
erot Music.
Bru!us g. Carolanus' Speeches totbe Ro'
mans
On the Death Of Bonaparte, an ode writ.
ten by the Professor of Moral Phi.
losophy,of the Georgetown College,
W. SCOTS Lochinvar
CampbelPs Hohenlinden.
Collins Ode on the Passions, with the
appropriate Music, expressive OF
Fear, Ange-, Despair, Hope, &c
Mr.. H will appear in a splendid Roman
Costume.
Tickets SO cents each-Studen,sl the
Summaries halt price, TO be had al Mr.. S,
Snowden's office aud at the door. Doors
will be open at 7 o'clock.
NAV go
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SPAIN.

Observation-Disclosures were still sue
ces-.ll. Nina, in order to attach the
French to his standard, was on the con-
lines of Spain organizing regiment, or
rather army of foreigners, who all wore
the tri-coioured cockade.
Three days later from Haure.-The
ship Mary, arrived at Savannah, sailed
from Hayre on the 18th of December,
and the editor of the Georgian, states,
that the paciick news by the Bingham,
arrived at Charleston, is confirmed. He
says, "we have received letters from
our commercial friends to the 18th,
which agree in stating, that the appre-
henslon of war between France aud
Spain, had in a great measure subsidized.
No material change had taken place in
the Cotton market, and no Improvement
was anticipated"
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T0lRn.


At south-Brookfeld, Jan. 23d, Mr.. Adoni-
ram Walker, aged SO.
At Milbury, Jan. goth, Mrs. Lydia Cham
berlain, wife of Mr.. Jacob Chamberlain, aged
Sc.
In Shrewsbury, on the Cd inst. Mr.. Daniel
Harrington, aged 81.
: At Marlborough, Jan. 2sd, Lieut.. Moses
Norcross, aged 48.
At Linnfeld, very suddenly, Jan. 18th, Miss
Elvia Norton, daughter of Maj. John N orton,
OF Royalston, aged lS. Her remains ere re-.
moved to Royalston for interment.
At Westminster, Dec. 26th, Mrs. Tabitha
Whitney, widow Of the late Capt. Nathan
Whitney, in the goth year of her age. IPrt,lt-
ers IN Maine are requested 10 insert this.
In Millbury, on the 5th inst. Mrs. MARY Bur.
bank, relict of Capt. AbJah Burbank, aged 10.
In Hubbardston, Jan. 18th, Mr.. Joseph Pond,
aged &c.
In Oxford, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Mary Brown,
wife OF Mr.. Joseph Brown, jun. aged 49,
i'rarlfers an Vermont are reeucsted to insert
this death.
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by a sudden teeantation Of the decree,
sent courier after them, to order them
to halt. Whether the French troops
had or bad not passed the Pyreneean
bounds of liberty and slavery, our 10
formant could not tell. The general
impression in France was, that Peace
would, at least for the present, continue
between the two countries. The funds
had risen from 8Of. to 89f SOC. a tolerable
strong sign, if not of the continuance of
peace, at least of the pubIick opinion on
the subject. assurances at Lloyd's on
French vessels, were obtained at 10 per
cent. to and from any port, even Spanish
possessions; in HayIe and Paris thew
asked 80 per cent. but this only on yes
sells destined to Havana, Mexico, &C.
there being much dread of pirates.
Our informant adds that assurances in
England were effected only on the con-
ditlon that captured by an English yes
sci OF war, the insurers should not be IL
able. This proviso has something in
its character and meaning, which goes
to shew that the duration of peace was
regarded as doubtful by English specu-
lators.
Our intelligent correspondent at Ha-
vre, confirms the above, and writes us
very fully.
"HAvRE, DEC. II.
"There are many factions at present
in France, but only two parties; one in
ciined to war, and the other TO peace.
The King is for the pacifck party. 1t is
hoped he will have 6rmness enough.
since he differs in so important a par6c-
Mar from the Ultras, not only to main
tain his sovereign will, but to dismiss
those rash ministers who are ready to
involve France in an unreasonable war;,
and one so contrary to the wishes of
fifteen slxteenths of the nation. Indeed
there is already rumor of some change
in the Cabinet. As proof how firmly
the people believe in the continuance Of
peace, vessels are daily fitting out at
Havre for Havana, the West-Indies,
Brazil, &c.
The preparations of the French army
OF observation, it is thought, are intend
ed to frighten the Spanish Cortes into a
change OF their constitution; at least so
far as regards the adoption of Senate,
or Upper House, as a check upon their
representative body, and an additional
aid to the Crown.
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his Misrepresentation Of the +" Cointfynan,"
it was unintentional-his impression was as
he stated. He denies that the g Country
man" has been sufficiently explicit in stating
the manner in which the undue influence of
Boston has been exercised and makes many
new suggestions which we ought not attempt
to state, unless he has an opportunity to be
heard in his own words. If such opportunity
occur, he shall have the benefit of it.
or We regret that the communication Of
"a Quiet Citissn,n on the same subject,
which is in type, is necessarily excluded.
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Encroachment of Connecticut.

In the Senate Jan. 81, resolve passed
that this Commonwealth will protect GER
tain persons living near the boundary
between this State and Connecticut, a.
gainst all attempts Of the latter to exer-
else jurisdiction over them, and will de-
tend their rights at the publick expense.
1t appears that the boundary line be-
tween Massachusetts and Connecticut is
not adjusted, and that Connecticut at
tempts to exercise jurisdiction within
the territory claimed by Massachusetts.
A suit is now depending in the Court of
Common Pleas to be holden in Worces-
ter, in which Peter Richards, of Dudley,
is plaintiff and Stephen E. Tiff is de-
PENDANT. This suit was commenced in
consequence of the town of Thompson,
in Connecticut, having taxed the said
Richards, and by their constable, the
said Tiff, distrained the goods and chat
tells of said Richards for the satisfaction
of the same. The Senate, by their re-
solve, empowered the Governour to ap-
point person to prosecute the suit a.
galnst Stephen Z. Tiff, to final judg-
ment. Hmm Gny
General Court.-Much business has
been dispatched by the Legislature since
our last, as the journals will show; but
the number of bills yet in progress is so
large that it is probable the two Houses
cannot have recess before the middle
Of next week.
The bills on Publick Worship, and
for exempting certain towns from sup
porting Latin Grammar Schools, which
have occupied much attention in the
House of Representatives, have been
negatived in the Senate, one as unnec-
essary, and the other as inexpedient.
B0st. Cent.
From the Charleston City Gazette, Jan. 23.1
FROM FRANCE.
BY the arrival, yesterday afternoon, of
the ship Bingham, in 40 days from Ha.
vre, We have received accounts, to the
18th Dec. inclusive.
The Spanish War.--In conversation
with an intelligent gentleman, passenger
in the Bingham, we learn that The
French troops, 10000 in number, had
actually marched towards the confines
Of Spain; but that the government had,
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Worcester North District.

IWehave several communications from this
District on the subject of the approaching e.
lection of a Member of Congress. The writer
of one of them, after arguing upon the COM
parative merits of Messrs. Bigelow and Ken
dali, as publick men, and giving his voice in
favour of MI. Bigelow, and against Mr.. Ken
dali on the ground of his advanced age as
we'll as his vote on the +" Tariff question,
concludes thus u
Rather than do this TO again elect .Nr. R.]
it would be far wiser to drop both candidates,
and give our undivided support to some one
else. Mr.. Bgelow appears to US to possess ev-
cry requisite for useful member of the House.
if we will bestow upon him the advantage of
experience. His education and course of study
have disciplined mind naturally strong, and
improved a judgment naturally sound--his
profession has qualified him Tor logical argu-
ment and publick debate and in addition, his
age is the most suitable for one entering upon
publck Office OF great trust and Importance.
We call, therefore, upon the friends of MIR.
Kendall, and urge them to give up any undue
preluG- 'es or prepossessions, and to come over
and help US. We call upon them as profess
ing the same political sentiments, as support
ing the same cause, not TO suffer the party to
be rent and become powerless by intestine di-
visions. We call upon them as they would
dislike that Mr.. Dana should be elected, to
unite with US in giving an undivided support
to MIR. Bigelow.''
The writer, rho is anonymous, then pro-
poses Convention of Federalists from every
town in the District to be held at JAauIra's, in
Fitehburg, on FRIDAY, 2lst inst. at 6 O'Clock,
=. M.
OF We have since received a notice, sign
ed by several citizens, requesting delegates
from every town in the District to meet in Con-
vention, at TIMOTHY DoTY's Inn, in Wesi-
munster, WEDNESDAY next, at 10 O'Clock,
M. I" to agree upon suitable Candidate for
Congress.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, having been
Il appointed Commissioners on the Estate
of JOSEPH PROCTOR, Esq. late of Athol,
deceased, represented nsolvent, hereby give
notice that Six Months from this date are al
lowed to the Creditors to bring in and prove
their claims and that we shall attend that
service at the House of Zechariah Field, Inn
holder, in said Athol, on the second Mondays
OF April and May, and the last Monday Of June
next, from one to six o'clock, P. M. on each of
said days.
JAMES OLIVER; -
.ZECHARIAH FIELD, C0m"''r''
.4thol; January Z. 1923.
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VNILL be sold. at Auction. If

w not previously disposed of at private
sale) at Maj. John Spurs Inn, in Charlton, ON
Monday, the tenth day of March next, at two
o'clock, P. NJ. the REAL ESTATE of the
Rev: EDWARDS WHIPPLE, late of Shrewsbu-
ry, but formerly of said Charlton, deceased
consisting of a small convenient House, Barn,
Wood and Chaise House, with about five acres
of the first-rate Land, situate about one quar-
ter of mile from the Congregational Meet
ing-House in said Charlton.
which will be liberal, will be made known at
the time and place of sale.--For further in
formation, inquire of FARLEY GODDARD,
Of Shrewsbury.
february II, 1928.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-ofIice, January 90, 1928.
TO the WidoaU and Heirs of AHoLlAs
SAVER, late Of Templetou, IN said
County, deceased, and TO all Others con-
ce'med IN the Estate Of said deceased,
CHEERING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
~ pear Gf you see ft) at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Templeton, in said
county, on the twenty second day of May next,
at ten OF the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports to be the
last VIII and Testament of said deceased.
should not be approved and you will be
heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order ofthe Hon. Judge.
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Worcester, IS.
~ Probate, Office, February 8, 1923.
10 the Heirs Of ADoNIRAM WA1Krp lat.
Of Brookfeld, IN SAID County, dccsa, =,
and to all others concerned IN ~ Fssss,
Of SAID deceased, Garrr -.ss0'e
VOU are hereby cited to an.
IN pear (if you see fly at the Court os pro
bate to be holden at Brookfeld, in said Con-
", on the second Tuesday in April newt -
ten OF the clock, before noon, to show c,,s :.
why the instrument, which purports 70 h. 49,.
last Wili and Testament Of said decsa.a sl1
should not be approved |; and you will n'1 ~
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Ree.
By order ofthe Hon. Judy.