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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-11
NisceltallPous ArtirIes.
TIE DYIN'G CHiLD.

The taper was jus, & Ii IN me tiog IN The SOCK
ct. as the weary and sorfow!ul mother awsked
from o momcDts,y siumbcr 10 renew her an.
pa',h: she turned her eyes on her expiring
infant, whose dim otbs were slowly moving IN
their hollow Sbodes. II wss mldoigh, and
nothing was head but the stokes of the clock
pendulum and the heavy ,ighs of . disconso.
late lathe, which mingled with the short deep
breath OF his suffering darling
Hall raised, and leaning on his pillow, he
had been watching the dread moment when
sigh or . struggle should announce, thsi hope
sod lite hid togethet taken their everlasting
eight. A suddeo HDuet d,ew the attention
of The wretchsd paten,s ftom tho melsnc holy
object oi their meditation: il was tho exp,rioe
iunocent's fsvotne bi'd, whose food had been
neglected ever since the danger OF Its iittle
sdmiror had absorbed all other care, and, ~
tbs cad ptsssge OF his fate, IL now expned
This ps'ens looked d alternately on each o,het,
sDd on the bird, and at this instant, TO add 10
their distrosses. the candle ceased TO butn,-
the father sejzed the infants hand ,-the moth.
er felt for its forehead, but tho pulse was sill
and all vas cold
When Doctor Franklin had approached to
the very cio.e of his hfe, nc reasoned thu
cody with friend Death is as necessa y
To the constitution rs sleep we shall rise re
feshed IN the morning. The course OF no
tuee must soon put q petiod 20 my p esen,
mode Of existence. This shall submit tn
with the less regtet, Is, bs.iug seen, during
long life a good deal Of this world, 1 fees a
growing curiosity to become acquaintsd with
some other, and con cheettu,Iy, with fiial con.
fdenee, resign my spirit 10 the conduct oi
that great and good psten, Of mankind who
created u, and who'hss so srsciousiy protect.
cd and preserved me from my birth 10 the
preseot hour.
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TOhn 3. Newton.

tias just received,
1900 Yards unbieached SHEETINcs,
yard wide, for Is per yard.
500 yards blesched sheetings, yard wide for s5
cente.
500 yards of unbleached shirtings, over 81 wGe,
for IA cents, very excellent.
400 yards unbeacheG ditto, for 10 cents.
$50 yards whnsned shrung for IL i.2 cents per
yard.
Customers will find upon examination, that they
are superior to any that can be purchased in this
town a, the above prices.
Feb S 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the
X Y subscriber has been duly appointed by the
lion Court Of probs,e ut the town of Ports mouth,
guardian of The Estate aud Ees,s of Eliza Browrel,
OF said Portsmouth, minor, and has given bonds
sgreeabiy to law, for the faithful, discharge of that
trust. Therefore all persons having demands a
gaiGst said Estate are required to exhibit the same
to BURLINGTON ANTHONY, jr Guardian.
Portsmouth, Feb IS. 1924 Fowl
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Pure Sperm Oil, at As cts.

THE subscribers offer for sale al the stores Of their
agents. Freeborn Coggesha and Henry Gard
ner, Thames street, the first quality of summer
strained sperm Oil. at IS cents per gallon, in any
quantity from half pint to 1000 gallons
X. POTTER.
N RUGGLES.
oct2.
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NO | ICE.

'I>HE subscriber, contemplating = different ~.
range ment of his business, hereby calls upon all
persons having demands against him. to presen,
the same foc adjustment and those indebted to
make immediate settlement All unsettled accounts
will be Put in legal ,rsin if not attended to by the
FIRST day OF May next PELEG SANFORD
Middietovn, Jan 60 1924
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"A FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the
farm on Rhode Island, which was late the summer
residence of Mir. CHARLRs BARiko IL is besuti
fully situated on the west side Of the island sbcut
four and an half miles from Newport. and is supplied
by its shores. with a very considerable quantity o.
sea msnure-has on il large and convenient dwell
ing house, built aud finished in the modern Sly ic,
with proper out houses, is walled into small enc!o-
sures, aud has on it wiikin steps OF the house
spring Of excelien, water which never fails TO ur-
nish abundant supply. Any one " isbng TO view
the farm know the terms, may apply TO RIeaAHp
X RAspoLpH, Esq. in Newport, or 10 the subscrI-
Der in Providence. JAC0B DUNNELL.
Dec lS 1879
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NO7'iCE.

THE subscribers hereby give ne,cc, that they
have been appointed Executors OF the las, vii,
and testament OF .4mes Cross Esq lsse OF Westerly,
in the c unty OF Washington, deceased, and have
accepted said trust: TLey therefore request all
PERSONS bed 10 the estate of the said deceased
to make payment without deisy-snd all persons
having claims agsnst said estate TO exhibit iLem as
n may be, 10
JESSE MAXSON, , ~,
WM. PECkIiAM,
Westerly, Feb 9, 1924 [Fl9-Sm1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-03-11

! satispai''n cf Lo Fnye1e's bassegs 10 .9merica,
a National Ysssei
Wave, Gag Of freedom, proudly Wave
Welcome guest reciines beneath thee
The laurels Of the ilustrious brave,
With fresher verdure, shall enwreAth thee
Display the stars, with rays benign,
Der him. in virtues Cause grown hoary,
Whose zeal in early youth was thine.
Whose strongest pulse beat for Thy glory!
Bear safely DER the dubious food
Him who, amidst our darkest hour;
Devoted Kindred fortune blood.
To shield us from q tyrant's power.
Pull proudly msy our banner wave,
And all us brilliant stripes extend,
In honor OF the good and brave
OF Wsshington's and freedoms friend.
> -4eS@S~A~
~.
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NEW GOODS
Robert p. Lee,

HaS jnSt reCezTed,
A Nextensive assortment Of FILL and VINTER
"A GOODH, OF the very latest importations--.
bought within the last week at the New-York Auc;
ions tor Cash which he is enabled to offer at very
low prices Purchasers may fnd it object to give
him c. II before they buy.
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Oyster House.

THE subscriber mos, respectfully informs the
i public that he has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. SPENCER HALL, on Newman's
wharf. where lie intends to keep constantly on hand
the very first quality Of Oysters which he will serve
up IN any manner which may be required q Fam.
lilies can be supplied with oy sers in the she'll open.
ed at the shortest notice.
He siso intends TO accommodate his customers,
with beef steaks, ssusages, tpe, &c. &c at all hours
of the day
Supper parties can be accommodated with rooms
the best liquors will be turnished--and every at.
tention paid 10 render satisfaction those who may
favor him with their company ISAAC THAYEk.
Newport, Nov. g.
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Sheathing and Wrap. I;
Paper.
l.. w. LAWTON.

HAS constant supply o! Shes'h'ry
l. l. snd Wrapping paper. of a very uPero:
quality ard Of ihe iol.owing kinds viz
Fine shesthng rpper for eoPPerrgi
DO do Do boaICsi
Sand do
Double ard single wrapping large snd stout;
Kentish Cap OF Hsrdwars;
Double and single wrapping paper for Tea, en-,
trey free from Tar
This pt per is warranted superior 70 any msnu'ae.
tufed m the United States, ard every resm 10 con:
tain The fun number of sheets.
Feb S. 1924
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HABIT CLOTHS.

STEPHEN II. CfHOONE,
Il AS just received an clcgant 10, Of
l. i ladies' blue and mixed HNDlr CLorus
whehhe Is now selling al sery rsdISe;l prices.
Oct Is.
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PO hTRY.
From the New. York American.

LINES,
n sanspats'n Of Lo Feyeae's ba'sags 10 .9nerira, in
National YssseL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
Dec. 81. 1924
'IOeS, al .inciion.

81 Pntud6ie .Neg' oes, at AUCTION,
WITHOUT any kind OF or limit, on Il. fo,Iou,
" ing terms; On Tuesday, the 29th inst will he soil
IN front at our Office, 81 as YdLUABLE SHAPES as o,
~ The State of Virginia belon cling tonwer Il. Cooke ~
James River, about IL miles below Richmond among
them, are the following "s
hrst rate Carpenter % years old
do. do. Blacksmith 81 do do.
hoy about "A old equal as House Seryan, r.,
any in America Of his age -
Some good feunIe House Servants
The balance, first Grip H0nds
TERMS: 5 OF the above Negroes 10 he soil for c,.,
the balance credi, of - months bearing n,eres, f
the date, by the purchasers giving bond viii, nnnr
secury-Dy order OF the Trustees prove"
BROOKE q COSBYS Auc,s
Dec. II. 70-5 - '9'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

The states whose Elec,hrai vote has not been
heard from arc pui in Eotics
One blank vote for V. Presidency in r, Island.
"" the presumption HAT the 7iast states will vote,
rs hey dre here set dawn, Messs. Ja.ksnn A,,,n,s
anu Cra~iord will go INFO the n. OF X Mr. Cal
noun - certainly eIe,ced v. Prrslrnt, he has AL
.eauy received f3v"ies than the majority. GA
"s soir'os'''on that he has all the votes IN the
es Txcep', perhaps, The 3 IN Mssouii) then Mr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

w AS committed to the Iai " Henrico COUNTY on ,be
w IHh oi September 1924, a. = runaway n negro zoo
man nam Judy, who states herself o IL, be proSsy -
mooe., Anuer,oa Of Williamsburg that She was hired
" hT WhiiamS, living IN Chesterfield county. said
woman Is between fifty and sixty wears old y,,y bIaeh
I'VE leet high, and thick made - ~ "'
Tue owner of said runaway is hereby required 10 cor,e
oward prove property. pay charge. lake her awsy
Ut sue viii be dealt with re- the law directs. ~
JOHN p BURTON, ID. g.
bec. ~. 6S-wt2v fur Wa. Dsnrridve q ~ q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
JACKSON HOTEI,

TTuoMAs FINDLhY respectfully inforrIs the public thu,
a he has taken Major Esteirs large and commodioss
House, directly opposite the Bell Tavern. Ills sccommo-
CAUTIOUS sne be such as he trusts will give general salts
70 All who may please them by experior,t
Fpe@s HE customary pledges Of strict "a
hh desires mat poroo Of patronage which iibera pas
neV tiink his ereriions merit. ~
S~itI iuD, ". D.c5.. ea-vg,0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

eo'nbsi, than AIR. Adams. We would wish parti.
eu"ry 10 know, why if Gen. Jackson DC this reck-
less ieyelrr OF all constitutional barriers we shall
aoi rather adhere 10 the who was not the de-
Tender of Gen. J., ihs PASS ever 10 that man. who
rds hs defender ?-Wby should not Mr.. As frieutis
rather come over 10 Us, than we 60 over 10 them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
SALE OF BANK ST
IcomMuN,cArrnHs.I

DiEpl--nt Captain Thomas Prices in Hanover on tile
i4th instant, Mi.s CArHAiilNE T.. SCiIENK aged q
years after painful Illness of nrarly FIVE months
Sckrnks disease y which sine had los,
her faIber and mother, three sisters and two
Although she hal been han from infancy and with
out pin'sny, she had by perseverance, and indstry
ciple and propriefy OF her depnr nj was an
to her She was agteeaby situated al Col Dnnry
IN L"usn, employed Teacher, was srize e.
anrned and mourned by large circle Of afciiona,e re-
aiives and friends
When bioomng youth is saatcb'd aw,v
o,, 49, ~. 1 IS -. nahi'
When pi,y mus. a. "a,u,e pay
,,,,,,
""',s my prompts me rising sigh,
1u;,, '"y Nus r"'h 'mprest
SIM tee ~ -. , , die =
ON" "e'P !" every breast.
after short illness an Friday the 22l inst, in
Tue 2Oth year OF her age, MISS JANE G. s rAVLIN(i
ua"rh'er OF Capt. ROurr. Siarliug uf king William
County.
In the death of This Young lady how sepsibly ,re W..
htd OF Tue uncertainty o every prospect OF sub
ihn! n"pP"ess Dpt short lime ago she lived in the
riusn PaIrb, the OF ali b kur,. her
Dispensing good by administering the necessities of
o,hrIs he' name was never meutunrd without haying
identified with iIc Idle, Of moral rIcepnr H.,
sso me ago" she iyed the chief comfort eyed
pate Bu shof, lime ago she lived armament l., her
~; 49,, me pfnie anu JOY oi the friendly circle
I'D "s anu WIN whom she used to associate.
- ~, "nS INV Changtu. one short week had
% ',en" oi ns monming interesting
copu'oh' s'S'er daugh'e She lies lifeless Win
n, III 'i, r' az i"nt c"ui ex female cha
"i' ,"t s'urhr cpui si"yiie fell monster from
A.'"''ne n's uIe u,s'en ne c"niet (neyer
s , w 'sse"gerI snaeheu rom her too ford family
,,, s Vc'ih ma bore her away ip
, ~, .ne. .V n'ie can ne or retr~Ye-its maku-
eIa @ 'ne'r melancholy aspects, pro-
lawn ' =, = s, r, ', ,n'''tu. -,
- ~ l" y, we reJenee of her Pey-
49,, m. 'a ~, H. ~ & ~ boHWELL, on Fri
m aud l"e.s Of i've months mr age , Se, pain
Wv" -; !. So 80, 'I I,, I'VE, -, a..
lingering inds pos,Ijpn brb Co., ias,, otter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
THE STATES.

GEoReIA.-The bill giving the elect;o, ,s
Electors TO the people has been Disguised a,
sreai length, but IS not yet decided. II pr,v,drs
ma, Tue election is To be by general ticket :
ana oy Il plurality Of votes. This las, nrov;'
SION mas called forth much debate: a substi-
'nte has been proposed, which prescribes tina,
me election IS tn go by the majority and if
noneis obtained by the people. then IN. do,
c'sion is to pass into the Legislature. Tbcr.
are two other subjects which were exnrct.d
To produce great deal Of discussion {: one ia
ihe impeachment of Mpssrs. Jackson. J,ny,,y
and Adriao, who are charged with maIyersa,
lIoDs,as commissioners for selling ftactions nj
'ano w certain counties the other is a r..
solution, DECLARING that next 10 VIM. II
Crawford, Cen A. Jackson is the choice of
Georgia for President.
SOUTH CARoLfNA.-Mr. Ramsay's resolu.
uons touching The correspondence Transmitted
oy the PRESIDENT OF the United Staies, bav,
passed Tue senate, alter an animated debate.
Tbey we're ordered to he spnt 10 ,hp Other
Drdncn oil Inc Legislature by vote uf IS 10
y. They underwent some notifications in
The Senate, bot without losing any of their
force. The substance of all these resolutions
Is contained IN the last one as follows:
Resolved, Therefore, fiaf The lesisIafure Of &
n"ohna protests against any claims of right Of tie
" 0"'es 10 interfere ~ any manner whatever will
ihe domesic regulations sad Dreservsfory measures
~ respect 10 ibA part Of her property which forms
me co'Oreu population Of the STAIR, and which proner
~ thry VIII not permit to I've mcJdled with, or tan,
pcrsd Will, or in any maoeer ordered, regulated or
this legislature" ''''
That pat OF the Governors message which
denies to The general government the assum-
ed power over roads and canals, was also un-
Ger debate ~ a committee OF the Whole of
the Senate.
PENNsrLvANrA.-There have been ballots
Tor Senator of tlIe u. S.-I9 candidates yo,ed
for--ihe highest on the Iast ballot fWm
Marks received H votes only, out of I5s.
The highest vote which Mr. GalIatin recriv
"a was only The present incumbent NJ.
Louvre was not even run as a candidate =
The ballo,ins vas postponed from Tuesday to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

couaea Chamber, ist1 December, 1894
SIR have the honor TO lay before the
General Assembly the copy Of letter from
tiierome l.. Opie, Thompson +. Mason and
Herman Boye, Esqrs. commissioners ON the
part OF this state for running in conjunction
with certain commissioners on the part Of the
state Of Maryland, part of the boundary line
between The two states. This letter is ac-
companIed by the correspondence between
The commissioners, which will give to the
Legislature 4 clear view Of the causes which
prevented the running Of the line.
am with great respect,
your UbrdisDt servant,
JAMES pT.EASANTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

Friday last--yet little probability of electins
any one. They do not seem to practice our
rule Of dropping the lowest candidates.
MIssouRI.-The Legislature convened on
the 3fh ult.-Nlr. Geyer, elected Speaker OF
the II. Of Representatives-and Mr.. Biggs,
President pro tenn. Of the Senate.-On the
following day, Mr.. Reeves the Lieut. Cover
nor elect, took the oath prescribed by the
constitution, and entered on the duties Of his
oAice.-On the 9Th rather singular scene
presented ITSELF Mr.. Bates the Governor
elect, having taken the oath presented by the
constitutions in the hall Of the II. Of II. was
asked whether he bad any objections to take
The duellins oath required by the act? NIB.
appealed 10 the two houses 10 decide whether
the act was constitutional. A debate ensued {;
IN which some If the members contended
that the oath OF Office was prescribed by the
constitution, and that the Legislature had no
power to supperadd other qualifications:
Some commended, that the two houses, assem-
bieu as they then were. had nothing TO do
with it-thry could not repeal the law--they
could not dispense with its provisions-it was
a matter exclusively put to the Governors own
conscience. One said, that 40 member OF
either house had taken the oath. that the
Lieut.. governor had declined taking II, and
that II wonId he uncourteous in them to exact
ofihe Governor what they had themselves
refused to do In fine, the question was put,
whether the Governor should he excused,
and decided in The Affirmative. The Governor
then addressed the two Housps-and here the
thing rndcd.-But there WAS one assertion
made by Mr.. Geyer, which il is as well TO
correct. II. said that e the thing called the
du-llins act ,.Ss AN attempt at AN impossibili,y
1t originated in Virginia and was enacted at a
time Of great excitement, but was obeyed or
not, at discretion" This list assertion at least
IS netCs 10 us.
HAYrI.-R Recently the tide Of emigration Of
our colourrd people has set entirely towards
iiaytl. Few ar M culunists have gone To Lii
i"ria- Boyer and his agent having beat up
fdr recruits for their own island. Ii is very
possible that some false lures have been held
out IN this business. The last Philadelphia
GaZe,te asserts, as the result of the last in
t.iiigence from the island, that the times there
are so bad that an &" able bodied man and his
wife, by conducting coffee plantation, earn
only S695 year" Blu, for the present,
they have crossed the Styx. There is M
return. Ii TO avoid these limes, or an attack
VI the French, or the religious intolerance
WINCH reigns there, the emigtant should be
disposed To rrtrace his steps, the wish is vain
one. Buyer has < ven Official notice that the
most rigorous measures will he put in furce
against al vessrls which may be detected in
the act of carrying away Hay,iens, or emf
grnnts, from the islands. HIS policy is riher
tn coop them up, for the purpose Of helping
him To fight, or To cut of the chance of any
spies going with intelligence to the French
Onr coloured people then best look before the,
leap.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
ConEN's OFFICE. Bal,imore. !,

CoiEN's OFFICE. baltimore,
December i6 1924
GRAND STATE LOTTERY, No. 9.
Now drawing Every Week in the CITY of aItirore r,a
c snerins "i The Commissioners appointed Gy
FIFTH DAYS DRAWING.
No 1917 1895 1854 prizes OF c,ooo
1897 prize Uf S'ev
.7a5s t,s5,, e,e. ,s... 100
Aud 1871 prizes Of IOdos. each. w
- All marked thus : sold ut Cohen,s Office
The drawing will I've continued on Tbnrs,l,v NOV, ,,a
25i INST when another handsome Distributor nj n,;..s
NAV We anticipated, from the large number of magnitude
h,ling ~ The wheels The apilas Of 10000 nj
is 2vOo OOco- 5000 still besides n Of ,on1
70 o oOO dollars, &C. No time should be lost in comnle,n
investments " "Np'e""s
" ,"r iiehets, Sf2 Quarters,
ha"eS Eghhs ! 90
10 be Ind. wnrrnri nndrnrxn NJ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
MERCHANTS, MEETING

-BosroN, Dec. I4.-Yesterday meeting of
the Merchants of Boston MAS held al the Mer.
chants Hail.-Hpn. WIN. GRAY was chosen
Chairman, and ZEBEDEE COOK. Esq. SEE
cretary. The Meeting was convened at The
request Of the Merchants Of New York, adj
dressed to Hon. w. Gray, II. n. Perkins, Esq.
and w. Sturgis, Esq. The propositions were.
To request Congress To regulate The arming "f
Merchant We ssrls-to reinforce Com. Portcr's
Sq'mdron-aDd To hulj the government Of
Cuba responsible for piracies committed by
vessels from that island.
On account of the incemeucy Of the wea-
ther the Meeting was adjourned to this day,
at III O'clock, on motion of Mr.. Perkins. Pul.
U Many NJ, S. S. on hand. We bespeak the
patience "f Our Correspond-nis-We shall introduce
ihcir humorous Jarors az fast as p,s.,he-A FRgE-
HOLDER aud he excellent sqnb of a e e upon
the northern Gavlsrs AZ The importation vi Profess
sors, viii certainly appear our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
GOEXE3'S


LOTTERY md Erehnngs Office IA Market Street BaIrno,s
mere both Tue great capitals Of 20Oa0 10000 Dol
'at arawn IN The Monument Lottery 28ib u were
s and where sold the capital prizes Of 600 D,Is
10000, iOl1O 5000, IN the last Grand State Inery ara
'aere cnpitd Iisss have been obtained than 1T au
other office IN dpeTica. ~
Orders r0n any " The United States, either nv
posi- r. id or ny private conveyance enclosing the casb ar
prizes in any lotteries, will same pr oppt and pune
ua attention as u ON personal applications addressed 10
pfe. u. ~ j. l. COHEN, Jr. Bahimars,
virtue of deed nf trust executed 20 by VIM L..
- thompson ON the Goth day of September 1870 and re-
'"rHeu w TIE Office Of the Of Lousa for the
purpose iecnring sundry OF money therein express
ed shall proceed Ia sell to the highest bidder for ready
money M Louisa Cnuriouse Monday the 10Th day OF
January neI that being day all the right title and
Interest which the said Wm L. Thompson has In The fI
"wtsg negroes ~ the possession Of Thomas Andersrr
app"niee To the eHsif Of bergman Johnson dec VII, IA
nnnd CaiJ Venus, Jan Charles, Phills Msmap Lewis
tIuah AMI Patsy aud all the other property mentjooed ~
tue said deed not heretofore Sold oT SO much tberenf A.
may he sees TO satisfy the debt specified in said deed
and the EXPENSES attending the sale Such tide goiv ~ ~
vested Ia US rs trustees shall convey To- purchasers
GEO. HARRIS.
~ co., go, CHAS. Y. KlMBROUGH.
- 800 io-i b9-w5st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Charles County Court,
March Term, 1894.

IN application 10 tue judges OF Charles
" county court, by petition in writing
Of Walter B. Smallwood, Of Charles coun.
ty tor the benefit Of the act Of Assembly
for the relief OF nsolvent debtors, passed
at Move nber session. 1906. and the seve.
raj suppls ments thereto, on the terms
mentioned therein, schedule of bis pro-
perry, and q list of bis creditors, on oath,
80 far as he can ascertain them. being an-
nexed to bis petition; and being satisfied
by competent testimony, that the said
Walter B Smallwood has resided two
years, Immediately preceding the time OF
bis application, in the state of Maryland;
and being also satisfied that the said Wal
ter b. Smallwood is in actual confinement,
for debt, and tor no other cause; and the
said Walter b. SmaIlwood having entered
into bond. with sufficient security, for bis
personal appearance in Charles county
court, 10 answer such allegations a, bis
creditors may make against bin: 1t is,
there lore, ordered and adjudged, that the
said Walter B Smallwood, be discharged
from Imprisonment; end that by causing Q
copy OF this order to be inserted in some
one Of the newspapers edited in the dis.
trict OF Columbia. once . week Tor two
months successfully, before The third Mon
day OF August next, be give notice to bis
creditors to appear before the said court
at Port Tobacco, 10 said county, on The
said third Monday in August next, for The
purpose Of recommending trustee TO-
their benefit; and to sbew cause u any
they have, why the said Walter B. Small
wood should not have the benefit OF tn,
several insolYent laws OF this slate az pray
ed. Test, JOHN BARNES, CPk.
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