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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
MINOR w. GIBSON,
.AtfOrneu at Lazc,

WILL attend to any business which
w may be entrusted 10 bis manage
ment, in The Circuit Court Of Alexandris,
D. c. and the Superior and County Courts
of Fairfax, in Va. and the County Cour, Of
Prince George, ip Maryland. His office
is situate upon King street. in the town OF
Alexandria near The WashIas.ss Hotel.
asrsA 6 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
MR. RANDOLPH.

We regret TO state, that Mr. JoHN RAM
DoLPH. VI G., lately sustained conSitsra-
bic loss IN Coase quence OF about 40 hbIs.
o! prine looacco OF his last crop being
stamped on its way by wafer from This
place 10 Richmond. What doubtless adj
ded ne liltie TO the vexslIon naturally caus.
ed by this accident, was the circumstance
that the craft employed was an old Gun,
Boat; 10 which species OF vessel II is known
that Mr.. Randolph has always entertained
as great an sntipathy, as IS expressed by
Sbskespesre's Richard lid towards the
spiders that crossed his path in dream.
Mr. r. having visited Richmond on Satur-
day, is reported 10 have SAID, That be
had always had a presentiment that he
should one day come to some. al by one
oil those GGn-But,!" He, however, good
humoredly told the surrounding purcha'
sers, "That be knew they were all oPpos-
ed TO the the Tsriff-therefore, they must
make haste and give him good price tor
his Tobacco, that be Tigh, go back TO
Washington 10 vote against NJ" We hope
be will not only vote, but WELD the broad
sword ot his eloquence against The huge
misshapen" monster. Mr.. RS. price ior
bis Tobacco was 10 dollars-he received
Tor il in its damaged state 81 doIlars--'o
that bis loss may be estimated.
lPstsrsburgh htelligeneer'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.

On THURSDAY at TEN . clock,
Will be solo on Fo"ls's wharf, The good
IN Sloop Commodore Perry,
burlhen Al tons, an excellent vessel and
but recently undergone a thorough repair.
@ erms, on credit oi 80 a 81 DAYS.
a.u6 S A. MAhS1ELLER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
The Commercial Agep, of The U S. at

Havana. has is,ue.i to-. following Bolfce.
Office q TIE U. s. Commsreiat age"t,
HGranu, iMareh 1871. 1871.
As municipal law OF This Island re-
quifes that all foreigners coming here as
passengers, should be provided with pass
ports. under the seal aud Signature OF the
Spanish Consul residing at such port Of
departure IN the United States, it is deem
ed absolutely necessary that citizens OF the
United States taking passage for this port,
should be provided, a. for The want Of a
passport, they are subject To inconvenen-
,es OF all unpleasant nature, not only TO
themselves but their friends.
Signed, JOHN WARNER,
Commercial Agent U S. A.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
Cleaning the Streets

For one year. Security will be required
Tor the iaI'htuI performance Of ,b. duty -
The du,y OF the contractor shall extend 1T
all seasons, to keeping opeD the CUTE at
the ,n'ersecrIon, ot all paved streets, lanes
aud alleys from distractions by nth, &c.
sc hat all dirt, manure. or other
offensive substances, all BRICK bats, stone,
or rubbish I any k,nd iouni Scattered
over the paved streets. lanes or alleys, TOR
The deposile OF which PERMISSION has not
been granted by the Superintendent of
Police. or unless III the act OF remov al
from line premises OF individuals according
to law, shall lie scraped INTO heaps. and
taken away forthwith, beyond the i",ils OF
thr Corporation.
april 3 JAMES CARSON, S. P
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
office.

~ HARRISON and w. ANDREWS
~ have removed their school 10 The
room formerly occupied by SIR, " Thar,
on s, Asaph street A few more classical
sho!ars Gao be received. Terms Of tuition
are
For Greek, Latin& Mathematics
per quarter 10 90
Latin anu Mathematics do 90
Enyi,ab and Mathematics do 3 90
Stationary do 373
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
POSTPONED SALE.
Trustees bale.

Trustees bale.
ON WEDNESDAY,, 10 inst.
!" ILL be sold at public auction in
w front of the Alexandra hesdiss
Room, all the right, title, and interest Of
Amos Alexander, an ihsolvent Doctor, 10
and to a snail tract OF land in Fairfax
county, state OF Virginia, commonly call-
ed the :,
OLD FIELDS,
adjoining the land Of Robert Patton, esq.
containing Is acres, be the sane more CT
less A resale OF this property is in con-
sequence OF The 6rst purchaser not fully
complying with the terms OF sale under
which it was rirst sold. vsly eligible ST.
tuation tor a.blacksmith's shop, being at
the cross roads.
i ne sale To- commence about I2. N.
Terms, cash--to be paid down: and If
not so paid. the land will be subject TO an
immediate sale al he. risk OF the detaul.
lei A receipt Tor he purchase money
will BE- gwen until deed can be prepar"
ed, al the expense Of he purchaser.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
S A MARSTELLER, Auc.
march 6
The above sale is postpon:
ed TO TUESDAY 9Th April.
Tie above sale is further
postponed to TUESDAY, he 9O,b INST.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee
apri 6
On FRIDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock,
W ID be sold al the auction store, up
wards OF
100 Shares
Mechanics' Bunk Stock,
in quantities to suit purchasers. Sale pc.
Templory
april 5 S. A. MARSTELLER, aIc,
On FRIDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
VIII be solo al The auction Store,
lotee. lea, sugar, mOlasses
Whiskey vinegar, cugnac brandy
9iadsira VINE, Fort vine beTrlnss
Spanish segsrs, halt do do, stoves
Side boards, bYreaux, chars
IableS ussks, beds bedsteads
Clio rs, cas.iI erps, csIicoes
Diaper. c1s.inets, bed Icking
head, shoes, hats, &c. &c
Also, at P'"ate ssle' large quantity
oil goods OF every description, al very re.
duCe6 prices IN the lot Fig blue Got
trei's Wake;, Cut. and 81 Domingo 10.
bacco, second band carr, paper bang.
Tugs s A MARSTf.LLEk, AUG.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06

Extract of letter from Rio Janeiro, dat
ed Dec, "a, received at Boston.
'Flour--uo sales making of this article,
large quantities OF wheat in the hands Of
the. bakers, and for sale: also several car
zoe. of wheat iron Europe, United States,
md New South w ales. Sales oil hour
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
The Spae Wife,

The Spae Wife,
4 tale of the Scottish Chronicles, 2vols.
N Annals Of the Parish
Entail; or the Lalrds of Grippy, 9 vols.
Reginald Dalton, by the author OF Adam
Blair. %
Rlngan Gilhsize; or the Covenanters.
Steam Boat; by the author Of Sir An
drew Wyiie..
Trials o, Margars, Lyndssy
Spy; a tale OF The Ne6tral Ground.
Weem's lite Of William Penn, &c. &c.
Received aud for sale by
A. T. KENNEDY.
N B A constant supply OF NEW PUB.
LEGATIONS. mar 20 laWSW
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
superintendent Once.

dP'H 2, 1874
SEALED proposals will be received by
- to-. subscriber until Saturday the 10th
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
Commercial Agent U S.

Commercial Agent U S. A.
We are favored with the following ex>
tact Of letter, received 10 this city by
an arrival at Salem:
ST SALVADOR, Jan. 26.
THE Emperor still holds bis authority
a; Rio de Janeir0. He has dissolved the
government OF Bahia, and appointed a
President aud two Secretaries To conduct
the affairs OF the province. We appear to
be perfectly tranquil; and the tears we
entertained Of tue arrival ot troops from
Europe, are gradually dying away
II appears from he Bermuda papers that
Governor Lumiey, who had been sent to
Europe TO give an account of his steward
ship. has not since his restoration To his
government. increased IN favor with the
GOOD people OF tue lslanu. lie mas II
seems determined no, Ia admit Ut any IN
reference 10 pubic aifsirs, bu, what CO.
incr!-. with his own prIR IL views OF the
u.uner 10 winch pubic al $ should be
conducted, differ so widely from those OF
H.. ne ole mat The House OF Assembly
HIS p.s,s q series OF resolutions decld.
ra,c,1 d: ' .siuvS acts OF mi,SoS+rn'neDt.
A copy OF tae+e resolutions, together
wan letter more tuiy explaining heir
mot,vrs was presented To his Excelency,
n, r.~,Iv,ng winch he desired the attend
spcs o. the members, AMI soundly leciur-
Ct lUem on their presumibg 10 hnd iaalt,
and debating 10 hlm IN w6dthe considered
b., % .rt,cular business. He hen prorogued
the CO.. oulal Parliament 10 the st April. at
winch li.re, y was supposed, II would be
either lurtber prorogued Nr disso we'd.
Philadelphia Gag
In the city OF Caracas, according TO Gu
rscoa paper. Of The SSth oi February, ou-
ing to the wan, Of sn active police, aud
TO the sarguinary principles which had
been imbibed by the populace. by The
scenes oil blood 30 frequently exhibited by
the Royals numerous murders were daI-
~ committed. So iamilIarised bad the
people become with the slroclous deeds.
that not less than sinetesa persons had
been assassinated during a lew We Ks -
The newspapers were lcuf 10 express 'ng
Indignation against these crimes, aud u
was expected measures would be Immedi-
a,ely taken to prevent their recurrence
u.
BALTIMORE. March 29,-Captain VIM
cente, OF the brig Morris, arrived here yes
,erdsy, in so days from Rio Jsueiro,
state, that the markets were dull at that
Mace, there being 1000 barrels OF bour on
sale, some fine French had been offered al
D6: Do refused; two or three csIgoes
of Wheat from Europe, have arrived
weekly, for the last three weeks, a great
nauy more looked for. At Buenos Ayres
flour was nominal at Dc, hides In demand
at 20 cents.
PRACTICAL RESULTS OF A HIGH
TARIFF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The bill from the Senate "mak,ng proyi.
sion for General La Fayelie, was taken up
and read IA first time /; and, on notion of Mr.
Dlaary. was laid for the resent upon the table.
Mr.. Shame thought the nature aud i'm
portance Of the question now depending call
ed for such information as he asked to obtain.
Indeed, Mr.. S. said he had no wish for a
postpoDement Of the bill il he was to get
no additional Information by il. The question,
whether one hundred thousand or two hun
dred thousand dollars, or whether any thing,
should be voted to Gen. La Fayette, would
depend upon the state Of the accounts be tween
him and the United States.
MIR. Cook, of Illinois, said that the Senate
II appeared, had passed Till on this subject.
from the features Of hici il seemed that lbev
entertained a different view from that present.
cd by the committee Of this House as 10 the
mode of awarding this money TO General +, a
Fayetie /: and what the Senate would do
with this bill, il sent TO that body, he could
moi say. To give time to consider Of the pro
per mode Of finally arranging this matter, hlr.
y. proposed 10 recOmmit the bill TO commit
lee OF the whole, so as 10 endeayOr at least I o
ACT IN harmony and concert on it. This was
what was expected from Congress by the
FeOple, y he hoped they would be disappoist-
cd. IL the bill was recommitted, il could bc
called OPP and acted upon with Sometime III q
uuanimiiy whenever the House was preoared
TO act dsiintiyely upon it.
The motion TO recOmmit the bill was de-
ciared by the Speaker not to be in order
whilst a motion for posiponement was pend
ing.
Nj. HeTTick, Of Maine, after epquiring whe-
ther such motion would be in order, moved
10 pQstpooe tbe bill lode fnliively,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-29

W we are requested to correct an error
~ we report OF Mr.. Smyth's remarks. made
on Tue Sisf instant, wherein he is made To- ar,.
p'y lne term my friend ndiscrimiosteIy 10
$500. Sen''emen' He only applied it to ono
seu,'enan' The remarks of Mr.. s. were
mace ~ support Of the motion TO strike or
nr ON section of the bill: the amendment
"h'ch he afterwards offered and .yithdrew
cannot, alone, be understood.
me 1th section was that which authorized
ana empowered the President 10 apnoint =,
Governor, Secretary, Judges. and iii o,I,er
oAeeTs' for said territory, and organize the
SAM, ~ manner and form similar 10 that M
ne territory OF Michigan, which officers
snail nave the same powers, with the ike re-.
sTrI'c'Ions, exercised 10y similar officers in said
ia '.osy oil h'cn'gan, and shall hold their
~, ",hces tor - years, and receive from fha
treasury salary equal to the highest which
IS, OF may be, allowed by law TO the ssps
'i"eeF' IN any oithe Territories. 1.Val. Ial
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-07-23

the senate and as, after the ratification
o. the convention, they saw no occasion
for defending the administration in rcia
| tion to il there is no likelihood that thew
| will ever see such 40 occasion hereafter.
With regard to the administration, they
are upon their good behaviour and.
with regard TO the secretary OF state.
whenever ii shall again suit their purpo.
ses TO issue editorial manifestoes of naked
facts s. aYer asfonisamcnfs, apains, him.
Inc only restraints upon themselves
which it viii be desirable that they should
lmpose,will be a decent regard TO TRUTH
a statement, made by Mr.. Daniel
Brent, chief clerk Of the department OF
state. is subioined
"Upon the publication in tho National
Government Journal OF the report of the
commissioners under the Florida treaty,
and before the publication of the lis, OF
'Fiuai Awards I called upon >iessrs
tales & SeatoD at their Office. and in.
formed them, that in selecting the Ma
tional Government Journal likewise, as
he had done, for publishing tina. list. I
was authorized by the secretary Of state.
TO say to them, that he did rot wish to be
understood as Precluding them in future
from the first publication of papers con.
pected with his department, and rernin.
ded Mr. Sea'oD. on Monday, the 5,h inst.
OF my having so Informed them.
regret exceedingly tina, there should
be now any doubt or misconception upon
this point know that felt much so
lIcHude 10 be distinctly understood con-
corning II, and the secretary or state
seemed to be equally anxious that Mess
Iales * Seaion should so understand
the matter, when he authorized me, az
above, 10 mention 10 them what have
thus stated
was moreover authorized BY the sec
rotary Of state, to intimate to Messrs.
GALES & SeatOD, as did in the inter
view alluded to, that he would see and
converse with them, whenever they
might think proper, with reference, as /
meant, and supposed they so under
stood, 10 the proposed publication in the
National Governmen, Journal, of the alb.
stract of'Finai Awards mad, upon
former occasion, in a separate interview
win Mr. Seaton, az his own house, told
him the same thing, on the part Of The
secretary at state, with reference to the
manner IN which siessrs. Gales & Seaton
mad published IN their paper. the pro.
ceed'hss of the senate concerning the
treaty with Great Britain for the sup.
preston of the slave trade.
DANIEL BRENT.
Washington, July 9, 1924"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-07-23
DANIEL BRENT.
Washington, July 9, 1924"
From the National Intelligercer
THE SECRETARY or STATE

ic Si1SNHI Any OF > y lie
live were astonished at the firsi init.
nation, received through the chief clerk
in the department Of stale, that prefe.
renee was Intentionally given to the Ma
tional Government Journal over the Ma
'ional lnteiligeocer in the publication of
documents intended for the information
ut the people, we are more SO at the
general tone and temper OF the article,
speaking in the name Of the secretary of
state, which appears in The Natioral
Journal Of Saturday last, and is copied in
Ia our columns to-day, The secretary
has drawn from his culver one of the
sharpest Of his controversial pens, and, il
we were not shielded by consciousness
OF right, we nigh: perhaps feel all the
intended severity of its application and
it we felt II, we might be goaded to vim
dictiyeness, in our remarks upon it,
hut the asperity Of his remarks shall not
drive us beyond the line Of defence, nor
induce Us, we trust, TO lose sigh, CT the
respect which is due either TO ourselves
or to the esecreiary Of slaie.
The very serious charge which the
secretary has directed against us, Of
'misstatemeDt,' is founded upon tie facts
stated in the certificate If mr. Brent, OF
which a very brief examination will suf.
flce to sheV, that The charge is not sus-
tanned by ii.
Mr.. Brent is gentleman of unin-
peaeeabie integrity and veracity but
any man, however truly he may state
facts, may be misunderstood as to the
facts, by the manner in which they are
stated. What are the material fact, il
the present case
Mr. Brent will v ell recollect the Sur.
prise expressed by US on the occasion Of
TINS communication, and our regret thai
so elevated man as Mr.. A6ams should
be excited by so trivial a circums,aAe
20 determination so grave as to autho-
rlze its official annuncia ton. Il is uuir,
possible Mr.. Brent might have said VIVA
he declares he did say with reference tc
the secrets,y's intentions as to the fu
'ufe' There can be no doubt he intend
ed so 70 express himself. bot il is quit,
certain he was not understood upon tina
point by either ofthe editors, as he ma.
been informed by both of them. Thi.
statement, 1t will be seen, hist It refu,et
the charge Of misstatemept on on,
part, does not conflict with the certi6cat.
oi Mr.. Brent. When he reminded on,
Of the editors, on the 5lh, Of his having
SO informed Us, at his previous interview
1t was P's'srier 70 the publication Of ,ht
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-09
IN SENATE. March 5.

The resolution submitted YESTERDAY
by Mr.. Lloyd, Of Mass. was again read.
The resolution requests from The Pre-.
sident of the U. 8. copies of tho in
structious given to our ministers to
France, with the correspondence, and
such other information in reference to
spoliations committed on OR commerce
by tho vessels of that nation previous
to the year 1900 as it may be proper
to communicate, in order to show how
far the individual claims to indemni.
~ for those spoliations was affected by
the convention concluded with France
10 the year 1900. The resolution was
agreed to.
The bill reported by the committee
on naval affairs, regulating the trans.
portation of gold and silver bullion,
specie sad jewels, and carrying Of pas
ssngsr, and to prohibit the receipt Of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-09
ALEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1874

At an election, held yesterday, Tor Di.
rectors of the Mechanics Bank Of Alexan-
dria,. The following named gentlemen were
chosen:
John LongdeD, George Wise,
Louis BeeIsr, Thomas Vowel,
Robert Anderson, M. Robinson,
Bernard Bryan, }. B. Kirby,
Thomas Sanford, Jonathan Butcher,
Joseph Vaudeville, Mark Butts,
John A. Stewart, James Carson,
Robert L. White.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-09

meeehsndise, iu the public vessels OF
the u. 81 was taken up for consider.
alton in committee e the whole.
,Nr. Smith said, that he was not yet
sufficiently informed upon this subject,
to 60 into tn. consideration Of its' the
present time. He, therefore, moved
its possponemsnt til "Wednesday next.
THE motion was AGREED to:
The bill, reported BY the committee
On tho District Of Columbia 'in add.
ton to the act inc orporating the Wssh-
ington and Alexandra Turnpike cor.
poration,' was taken up in oodnmistee
of tho whole. This bill authorises the
corporation to establish additions tolls,
SC. 1t was reported to the Senate
without amendment, and passed to be
epgrossed and read third time.
The Senate then adj aurned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-09
uo,,sr or REPRESENTATIVES,:

The House resolved itself into COM
mite Of the whole, Mr.. Condict in the
Chair, on the ct lie of the union, On the
bill for amending he several acts laying
duties on imports Af era number II
tho members takiog part in the discus.
sion on the bill, the House
Adj ourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-09

A Loadon paragraph Of the 18th Of
January sayI-ls appears by an i'm.
portsnt statement in the Vienna Ga.
zsste, that all matters are not yes ami.
cably settled between Russia end Tur-
key.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-10
Executors Sale.

DY License of the Judge of
D Probate for the County Ct Worcester,
will be sold at Public Auction, on the Etem-
yes, on Monday, the twenty-n!nth lay Of No
Tember next, at one Of The CLOCK in l5.a after
noon, the following described Real Estate,
lately belonging to Capt. LEVI PEAsE, Of
Shrewsbury, in said County, deceased, to
vital the Right in Equity which the said
deceased had at the time of his death to re-
deem the premises on which he last dwelt,
subject to the widows right of dover therein,
situated one and fourth of mile east of the
Meeting House in said Shrewsbury, and on
the old Post Road-oonsisting of sixty-seven
acres OF valuable Moving, Pasturing, and Til
lage Land, with large Dwelling House and
many Out-Buildinss thereon-long kept as a
Stage House and Tavern, and well situated to
be again improved for that purpose.-Con-
ditions made known at slime and place Of sale.
ANDREW H. W-lRD, Err.
Shrewsbury, Oct. Is. 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-10
WorccSter Mutual Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY.

YHHE Company are now ready
u to issue Policies OF Insurance upon build
ings and household furniture, within the
County of Worcester. Application may be
made at their Office over the Worcester Bank,
or to their agents appointed in different Sec
tions of the County, where the necessary
blanks may be found, and information obtain
ed.
Original subscribers are requested to call for
their policies as soon as may be-
Among the classes of hazards and rates of
premium for the term of seven years are the
following.
FIRST CLASS. Buildings of one story not
exposed by adjacent buildings, rs cents for
S10o.
SECOND CLASS. Buildings of two stories
not exposed by adjacent buildings, $1,O0 for
500.
THIRD CLASS. Public Buildings, from rs
cents to so for 500.
FOURTH CLASS. Buildings of one story ex-
posed by other buildings, from 90 to $3.50
for 500.
FIFTH CLASS. Buildings Of two or more
stories, exposed by other buildings,from 81 ,25
to 100 for 500.
SIXTH GLASS; Tavern houses, from 1Ir%o
to $500 for 100.
Whenever buildings are occupied for any
Of the following trades or merchandise, small
premium, in addition'to the above mentioned
rates, will be charged, viz.
Printers, Bakers, Chair-makers, Carpenters,
Cabinet makers, Livery Stables, Glass and
Earthen Ware, Booksellers stock, Apotheca-
ries or druggists, Groceries including spirit
Gus liquors, Painters, &c.
Furniture will be insured at the same rates
as the houses would be in which it is kept.
HENRY X. NEWCOMB, Sec,y.
WorCeSter, May IL, 1924. GIN
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-10

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, October 26, 1924.
To the Wido1U, Creditors, and Heirs of
ELIJAH BARTLETT, jr. late o. Brook6eId,
IN said County, deceased, and to dH 9TH
ers concerned IN the Estate Of SAID de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear (if you see 6t) at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the list Tuesday in Dccembe. next,
at ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Ad-
ministrator to sell and convey so much Of said
deceased's Real Estate, as will raise the sum
Of one hundred and sixty dollars, and eighty
four cents, to pay the deceased's debts and
charges Of Administration and you will be
heard thereon. '- 49,
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.