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NOTIIE

rTlIF sucriher hrinc anxious c0se al husuess re-
lanc N his Office. (as designated coiccor) requests
III wanting deeds for lands sold lr a. Direct
Taxes e. coll on Mr. Charles Wurtam, his Office next
donr ~ She office of Richard Jrrcs, Ess CLERK of tho a.
Court for the same. WftLitM y. TAYLOR.
Designated Collector fnr the State
DecemJer 1. t2-iHt ofVirglnfo.
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mode Of sl,9c:ing the elerinfs &c Pr,ssifr,: and
Vice President nf the u States. Il is said.
tn bill will propose 10 circt by . general tick
:, Instead Of by niue districts, ~ * the pr,
-rnt Mode ; in order that Mar land may Civ.
undi,ided vote, aud her innn-nc. br duly
i.I at the ne y, election. l, is singular, that =,
his very mcmeat "a resolution Is before the
North Carolina Legislature. la break the stat
into districts--its advocates saying. iha; they
are indifferent about giving Y. Carsiina l''I
full vote. A proposition is also before the y.
Carolina Leg isaturc Ia drnu-nre a Cong rs-
sional caucus. But neither measure tx likely
10 succeed.
The Pennsylvania Legislature met IN the
ID inst. Mr.. Lswrence was elected Speaker
of the House Of Representatives..
The Charleston City Gazette states, that on
Saturday evening the 29th uli. a Legislative cau-
cus tof the members of the 5. Carolina Lrgis-
laiure, now sitting) was held ut Columbia and
nominated MIR. Calhoun for President. Par
ticulars not giveu.-This is the ID nomination
5. Carolina has made. The VOICE of so iuiel-
ligent State, as s. Carolina, ought always 20
be- heard with respect, if not with acquies-
cence. Mr.. Lowndes might have been
elected-Mr. Calhoun scarcely can. Yet if
success goes by linesse, by regular aud active
system of pushing him ON, and pulling him
every where by presses and letters sent in
every direction, Mr. G. will surely distance
every competitor.
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UNION HOTEL FOR RENT

TUE UNION HOTEL i comniodous, nea,ly finished
establishments nn tire Main Street in the Of ynri
burg. supposed TO have advantages situation over
other avern Ia this place Possession he had inmrdi
atry The stable, though large enough contain eniy
horses, Is objectionable and intend building
vrrs shoFtly my person wishing rent may
cate with the subject lay letter, directed lynch
burg. or can hc seen nj the counting of Messr o.
Moore & ca. on Mondays and FRIDAYS.
NATHANIEL I. MASON. =,
Lynchburg, December 9. eS-w4y
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THE STATES.

Mr. Johnson OF Baltimore, Member Oft
Senate OF Mary laud, tnow lu SESSION. has oh
tanned leave 70 bring in bin 10 change the
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ALIENS PRIZE LIST

OF THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. Q.
FOURTEENTH DAYS DRAWING.
No. 1880 prize Of : 5000
I1.oc 1000
XIII 1000
o91S 522G each 100
1850 1855 SO
The dra wing OF this lottery will lie continued ON We'd
nestiay 2ith December VIXEN Of great cap uri-
may be drawn, viz
100000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars
Besides number of 1905, zoos, Sos &C. Sc.
Persons holding small prizes ought them mme.
dateiy, and all those intending provide themselves with
chances for the capitals will find much TO their adj
vantage by sending their orders without delay to
5. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
No.759 Mnin-srreei, Richmond:
where they will be ordered a the presen, price of
Whole Tickets SIS Quarters : 8 IS
go halves so Eighhs ST
All prizes in this lottery, IL sold ordered Aliens
fee, will be paid sight.
~ The grea, capitals of 10000, 10000 10000 besides
great number of smaller priz-s, he drawn from
the wheels of the WASHINGTON MONUMENT LoT-
Terry No. 6.-Tickets dollars aud shares in proportion
oraeredby 5. x NJ. ALLEN a. co.
DecehibfrS-St No. 759 Main Richmond.
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SOUTH AMERICAN CONsJJIS

LONDON, Or' <o.-lhe following Is an accura L.
s' OF such ol hose appointment have transpiI cd
Berico.-Consul Conceal, Mr.. O'GormaR, Yer.
Cruz-Cousul, MIR. Charles Mackenzie. Acapulco
Consul, Mr.. POnsonby S'inles-Con,misson Mr
L'nne' Ha.ves, and Mr. Ward, (son Of Nj. Ward, OF
Ordnnncr
Cotombia.-ConsuI General, (Bogota,) Mr. James
Henderson, author Of" The Hi>,riy of BIazl." La
G"lyra, Nh. Thomas Tupper. Marraraibo, Mr.. r
Sunderland. Garth igenh, MIR. Wa,ts. Panama, Mr.
Macgrce0r commissioners, col Hamilton and col
P'r'ck Camphel. Buenos AyIes--Con General
Mt Parish. Chi-Com>ul General, Mr.. Nugenl.
L'm'-Consul General, Mr.. Rowrrof
the objects ofIhe Commissioners are of a Iempo-
rary nature. IT, is expected that after they hav,
made their reports the condition Of the counuies
TO which they are sent, The same gentlemen will BE-
apponed as Ministers 10 those governments.
The Commissioners and Consuls Tor Mexico lrl,
the tow" last week those for Colombia departed
Yesterday.
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NM.LlAM NEAtE Z Ca.

A RE opening and receiving the Lowing $fW
GOODS from 'h cons'i,-on jus, dsciiafged s:c the
iudget pos c,eiargirg--vix.
si,3 81 and point hankeis
STRIPED, duihi dc. Of various sizes
b-4 o IA single and double rose ,,n.
Brown Hollands black Hoands=-Brown Linens
ricki"nturgs oznnbutgs,
B"rlars and domestic made Linens
Plain and figured Bombax etts--n iartr assortment
90 ps dor'estic Bed Tirking--a complete assortment
0 do. Linen do. assorted
S 5cV o." Brown pornes'ies assorted from to ca
2uO do. Blcncbcd do. do.
200 do. and fine Plaid Don,estics
Nreen B'iIr-kerseys-Napt Cottons,
Deprskns, Swanskins and Sereess
complete Of the best vhitx
and rea flannels
Bang-up Cords and veltets
CarJeings ard Rugs
irish Linens aud Diapers
Leng Lawns sud Lint Ga nibrics
Fringes ana VesiinEs
100 rs steam loom sEirng, drssed and tndresscd
100 90 ~ and 81 Cotton Camtr,cs Cambria Muse
Oil Cloths, Gill Pins, Sheetings and Suspeniers
100 pounds blue black and assorted Sewing SiLs
Printed flsnres tor children
Hosiery e( all for do.
Hosier- Of all kinds for ladies aud gentleu,ep
large assortment of CEOrHS, CASSIMERES amt
CAsSiNETrS from the lowest and cheapest auaii-
a beautiful assortment Of FANCY GOODS selected
from tue last arrivals from England France and Chi
ia, and comprising the following articles:
An extensive assortment of merino ard Cashmere Shaw
Imitation nlerino and Cashmere t,itto
large assortment, of Musinssome of which lates.
aud most fashionable patterns
nioeair Bes--an entirely new article
Laces Wells, Fo,ngs, Bobbinetts
Blue, crimson and white Dombazines
pigd aud plain foPlns
Mandarin and Canton Grapes and Rolls
trimmings OF kinds Chips CheneIe
Himps, Cord, Pushes Silk Velvets, DAISY and
other Sila buttons Brondabo Trimmings Satins and
ny other articles r.memieredAi which are Of.
tered AT the most reduced prices for cash.
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Frilit & Or1lnmeniaL Yrees. "a.

WILLIAM FRINGE, rropri, Tor If the
Linn1an Garden, Long islrnd, New Ynrk
offers 10 tie public his usual extensive colles-
tioh of Fruit ami Ornamental Trees. Flower
irg ShrHis and PianiS-incIudiup al,ye 500
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COxzNNSsS

Lottery 8 Exchange Office, IA .M1rket street,
BALTIMORE
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE REEN
OBTAINED THAN ar ANY OTHER OFFICE: ~ a
MERTCA
Orders from any part of the United States mail (pos
paid by private enclosing the pr
yes III Of The Baltimore lotteries will the same.
prompt ana runctual attentions ii personal applca.
ton, addressed TO !. !. COHEN Jr. BALTIMORE.
l-F C0HEN'S Lofierp Gazette and Rtri-ern which is
published every week, will contain the official lists
drawing Of the GRIND Stnte aud Monument lotteries md
will he forwarded gratis all who purchase their tickets
al COiIENS OFFICE. Those who wish receive the
Register MI mention il when they em' on their orders
SLAVES, CORN, &c. FOR SALE.
CCoRDING the directions Of the will late judge
Ronne shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder pub
town OF Newcastle in Hanover county ondiV Tie i2
day Of january IL fair n the the crop
Of corn, supposed be 1000 barrels made upon
the said plantation, and at Spring Garden (he other pan
iaon of the deceasPf) together With the fodder shcks
and tops and other both places made during
present year
And the day Icing Trsdny Ia, ish day Of Jan
fair, II not the iir day shall, for pur-
poses III the said will nenancd OFF, sale hie
bidder ut public auciinn between so aud valuable
SLAVES, Consisting Of ren boys, women, girls children.
The corn will be sold IN purc suit purchasers
the part C,i Of ninety days in which
security will he required. The slaves will he sold the
greater part of hcm for cash. Further particulars
terms, will be made known on The days OF sale
VIM. BNOCKENBROUGiI. Adm'or with the
will annexed Of Spencer ROsue dec.
December .. 63--tds
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100000 DOTsLARS

the 20O00 Of 10000 of 5000 1000 &c. the whole
OF which, except two, now FLOATING. The drawing
will he continued again the 2iIh inst In the mean
lime small prizes should be renewed nat vet
supplied should tickets while they yet be had
Whole Tickets y Is Quarters S375
Halves Z 80 EipLths 1 81
az For sale, warranted undrawn at
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BRITISH APPoINrmENrs.

The following appointments recently made 10y the British
government and never until recently shew her anxiety
TO FORM some relations, less intimate with the
states Of South America Great Britain will lightly re-
nqus those relations any respect to the threats or
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WHlSkEY AND HATS

fyHIIE subscribers have received day on consignment
u u barrels of superior did whisey cf
gsnliemens best beaver hats of the fashion, for saf
very low 10y WILLIAM NEAT F. & Co.
Recen,ber Q. es-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-09

YESTERDAY sundry reports from the stand
ing Committees were received and disposed
of
On motion of hlr. Morgan, the Commit
tee Tor courts ofjustice were instructed to en-
qtiIre into the expediency of Amending the law
concerning the Land Office, ascertaining the
terms and manner Of granting waste and I'M
appropriated lands, sc. with instructions TO re-
port by bill or otherwise.
MIR. Morris of Gloucester presented a
bill TO amend the existing laws to prevent The
destruction of Oysters" which was read the
first time. Mr.. Graves opposed the passage
7i the bill to a second reading, and WAS re-
piled to ny Mr. Morris. Ii was ordered tO be
read second time without a division.
On motion Of Mr.. Chiffon, the Committee
Of Finance were instructed to enquire into the
propriety Of changing the time for paying the
taxes Of this com mOnwPalth into the treasury
Go Mr.. Garland's motion, the G.. for G.
nf Justice were instructed to enquire into The
rxpedirncy Of repeating so much Of the laws
as authorises the Judges Of the Superior uurls
Ut law and the Justices of the County Courts
to make allowances tn their Clerks for pub
lie services. and report by bill or other wise.
On Mr.. GnriGnds motion, the following res
OlniOn was agreed 10:
ResoLred That he Committee of finance be-
instructed io enquire into the pxprdicncy Of
making sale annually Of So much ofeach and
every tract Oi land as will satisfy the tax due
thereon Tor that year so ~ To prevent the
sheriff from returning any lands delinquent for
The non payment of the taxes due thereon.
ana that they rcPur' by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Davenport asked leave to bring in bill
! provide against the destruction Of Sheep
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BOARDING SCHOOL

ENIE classical school conducted by Addison NJ Lewis
will be opened, fnr the ensuing year. en- The 18th ~
January Terms for h0nrd ana 0ition leach boardcs
1ndine his bed bediirg towels and candes) i51to De-
l'aid quarterly. in advance.
Letters A. NJ Lewis will he directed 10 tle Frederirfs
burg post Office
saItm spou.ylsania COUNTY. vs.. Nov. is. sa-.,.lr
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PATENT SPRING SADDLES-

TUE subscriber his thanks 10 friends nd thu
public IN general for the patronage ne has heretofore
received and piurns them that he has opened shop ne
Cumberland Courthouse, wbere he intends keeping con-
>nat supply of patent spring saddles made Dinwid-
dies Plan which is thought tn be superior
Ell 10 the public combining in eminent degree safety,
nehiness and ease 10 both man aud ioas. These wishing
10 huy viii call and examine tor themselves He will also
Keep constantly hand
mems saddles brides saddle bscs valices nj
cies in his lin. all Of which he will sell On
Stern ~ pAitIt acK
Drcemher O.
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INST kUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
A GENTLEMAN of elias ral lion and WIN en- rrc-
n huce uneScepiinnnhle recomnIeniat ions. sI"s
poyment teacher in private fnrv, il o. aca-
Richmond. December a. 60 a. n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-29
Great Fire at Constantinople.

The English papers state that none Of
the houses of the Ambassadors suffered
at the late fire The number of houses
and shops destroy dis estimated at 5000
with so or 60 mosques or chapels.-
Every thing was laid waste to the dis
lance of league and a half, Forty
thousand persons were without {. habita-
ton, and great numbers were consumed,
being unable to get out of the reach of
the fire, by sickness, sc. This is said
to have made dead impression on the
minds of the Turks, who with astonish-
ment beheld the confagration confine
itself to Turkish dwellings, sparing, as
if directed by supernatural agency, the
dwellings OF the Christians.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-29
NEw-YoRK, May 81.

Sea Serpent, Sea DeriI, or some O.
her Monster, seen by the ship Douglas,
Capt. Brown, from Newly ork, bound
to Curacao. Sailed from Newly York
on the I'd of April. On the 9th, at P.
NJ. discovered, as was supposed, a YES
sci bottom upwards, three points on the
weather bow, braced sharp, and came
up within 40 feet of the serpent, being
in the form ola turtle, height above wa
ter'I0 or Is feet, length 25 to 80 feet,
breadth 10, with oars or flippers on each
side one third of the way forward from
the tails, length of them twelve to fifteen
feet, one on each side near his tail or
6 feet in length, tail 90 to 25 feet, with
a large lion face over his TALL or as
should say, the after part) with large
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-29
RDRB1aN NEWS
NETWORK, May IS.
Sixteen days later from England.
Mvasion Of Spain-COmmence-
uenf of HoStitaiPs.

The regular Packet Ship Leeds, Cap
tain Stoddart, which sailed from Liver
pool on the cath of April, arrived here
yesterday By this conveyance, the
Editors of the Commercial Advertiser
have received regular files of Liver
pool papers of the oath, and London Of
the 22d April, being sixteen days later
than those brought by the Manhattan
All doubt as TO the intentions Of the
Bourbon Government respecting Spain,
is now at an end. The troops of France
crossed the Bidassoa, the frontier river,
on the eth of April, and by the latest
accounts received at Paris, they appear
to have occupied Nittoria, Bilboa, and
the port and citadel of Guetaria, with
out meeting with any serious opposition
from the Constitutionalists.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-29

eyes. The shell or body offne serpent,
looked like a clinker built vessel Of so
tons, bottom up, with the seams or laps
newly payed--some large barnacles' a.
bout the body. 1t then was steering 8
f.; his velocity through the water, LIZ
knots per hour. A vessel to run foul of
this monster, would receive injury. BY
the course he was then steering, he
would fetch Bermuda.
p. S. Any gentlemen having doubts OF
the description of this monster, are refer
red to Mr.. John Houson, passenger, or
the officers and crew of the ship.
JOHN BROWN.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-29

from Mr.. John
Mountain, at Havana, state, that some
of the squadron under Com. Porter, af-
ford convoy to our merchants twice a
week, and the protection thus given is
highly appreciated by our countrymen
there.-Dei Gd=.
A son of the late king Of Naples, Mu-
rat, has arrived in New-York from
Hamburger.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-29

+ NEw-YoRS, MAY Com. Mathews,
played last evening to an Overlooking
house at the Park Threatre, and took
his leave of the American public. To
day party of his friends give him dir
ner at Sykes Coffee-lIouse. We have
no doubt it will be a splendid one, as Mr..
S. has been several days preparing for
it. Tickets for the Dinner only TEN DOL
LARS EAcH-a mere trifie!-Com. adr.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-11

ana, the eugrossee bill . ppointing an ad-
ditiooal Judge Tor the territory OF Michl-
gan" was read thiri time, passed, and
sent to the Senate for. concurrence.
The House then pr ceeded 10 The con-
sideration Of the unfinished business oil
yesterday. The bill $40 incorporate the
Naval Frsternal Association !" when
Mr.. McLane, OF Del. agrsea5ly to the
intimation he gave yesterday, delivered
al considerable Length his views in favor
of the bill, and was succeeded by tue fol-
lowing gentlemen:
Mr.. Williams. OF n. c. against the bill.
Mr.. Forward against Il.
Mr. Ruggles, after lew remarks, Of.
tered the following additional section as
an amendment:
And be 1t further enactei, That this act
shall not be construed to havs any further
force, Authority, or effect. t of the District
OF Columbia, than acts of incorporation grant
ed oy the Legislature of any one of the United
States ought to have in any other of the Uni.
ted States
IS.
Err Wood then spoke against il, fol.
lowed by
Mr. Hemphill. likewise opposed to it.
Mr. Fuller, 10 reply 10 rs opponents.
The question recurring on the engrnss.
ment Of the bill for third reading, it
was negatlved-yeas 50, nays 90,
And then The House adjourned
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-11
CoHEN's OFFICE,
= BALTIMORE, Jan. 8. 1898. Z,
STATE LOTTERY.

Now .drawIng in the City Of Baltimore,
unts The superin,endsnce OF the Com.
missi ners appointed by the Governor
and Council.
: *755s 1895 prizes Of D'oo
*2llO 1852 1 IT 1875 prize. of 80
Is prizes OF 90 and 234of ~
*.aW marked thus 80 sold at CoHEN's
Office.
! egreat capitals of 9o, Oc0. 2 OF 10000,
2 OF 5000 5000, sc. &c still undrawn,
and only seven druu,ings more remain TO
complete the scheme. In consequence Of
the favorable and improved state Of the
wheel for adventures,
TICKETS WILL RISE
on Wednesday next, the 18th ii st. on the
opening OF the wheels to TWELVE DOLLARS,
until which time they, may be had at The
present low rate OF Ten Dollars, aud
share: in the same proportion, warranted
undraWnat
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OOH EMS.

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia, MARKET 5 FREET, BALTIMORE
Where in the two last State Lotteries the
great capitals of ZOO and 10000 were
sold, beside. no less than SEVEN cspi-
tails OF 5000 dollars each
ftyOrders from any part Of the D. s.
by mail (post pa'd) or by private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any Of
The Baltimore Lotteries will p'eet the usn
al prompt and punctu4l attention, address
ed to }. 1. COHEN, Jr. BALTIMORE.
ian
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rEOn Sabbath night

Charity Sermon will be preached in tine
Second Presbyterian meeting house, by the
Rev. Mr.. BREcHENRIDsE, tor the benefit
Of The Dorcas Society.
This society has been in existence for
several years. Its object is to furnish ne
cessary clothing tor the poor children be-
longing to the sabbath school, -asu, as
far as practicable, to supply the wants OF
the destitute and afflicted. In promoting
Ibis OBJECT, ITS labours are not confined
IL any particular denomination.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-11
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, by the Rev.
Wells Andrews, Doctor p. D. William
son, Of Virginia, to Miss Mary NJ daugh-
ter vt Mr. John c. Vowel. OF this place.
On Ire evening OF the 9th inst. by the
Rev. Robert Burch> Mr.. Samuel Reese
to Miss Harriet .HCuin.
On Thursday 18th December, 1899, by
the Roy Mr. Steel, Nj. James Thornber-
~, of FauQuier, to the amiable and &C
cOnplished Mis- Catharine. the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. John Anderson.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-11
Charles County Court,

.Augpst Term, 1879.
ON application to The judges OF Charles
~ County Court. by petition in writing
of Henry W. Hardey OF Charles County,
for the benefit OF the.act OF Assembly tor
the relief ct lnsolvent Debtors, passed al
November session 1905. and the several
supplements thereto. on the terms men
toned therein, schedule OF his property
and list OF his creditors, on oath, So fsr
as he can ascertain them, being annexed
to his petition and being satisned by com
patent testimony. that the said Henry ".
Hardey, has resided two years immeoiae.
" preceding the time ut his application
in n. State Of Maryland aud being also,
sail 6, 4 that the said Henry w. Harley,
is 10 actual confinement ior debt and tor
no other cause; and the said Henry w.
Hardey. having entered Into bond, win
sufficient security, for bis personal appear
ance in Charles County Court, TO answer
such Al egations as his creditors may make
against him, it is therefore Ordered, and
a'iiu 1ged that the said Henry w. Hardey,
be discharged from imprisonment; ana
that bv causing copy OF this order 10 De
inserted in some one OF the newspapers,
edited IN the district OF Columbia. once
week tor two months excessively, before
the third Monday IN MARCH, next, he give
notice TO his 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 recommen-
ding Trustee. for their benefit and 10
shew cause il any they have, why the said
Henry w. Rardey, should not have the
benefit Of he several insolsent laws OF
this State as prayed. 49,,
Test, JOHN BARNES. elk.
jan IL Kun