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BOSOM ia which was worked braid Of raven

! bosom ia which was worked braid Of raven
J har. -,.r..
"And he" cried the gir! with voice Of ca
gerness, and fixing her distorted eyes upon the
General. fN uol 'f tft 2
He hopes to meet you in hcavcn." wasthc
answer.
"My babe is there, p replied she, and kncol.
log down kissed ts cold lips.
Tho reason OF the mother was fed forever
She arose and capping her hands cas-; her eye
upward, and cried out,-Fly, fly away ltllo
cherub, haste thee--there! there! he's in bis
fathers arms then turning 10 the old lady
"DidI not tell you mother, that Joseph would
come back-ha! hal! hn!!l"
The parents Of the lovely maniac then in.
quired respectfully ofBo'ivrr, the fate ef thci,
daughters seducnr
"Ho fell fighting OF my sidc." said the Cen
eral :" and tho last words he said wero"-"
have ruined her, but her father was the Cause
had no consented TO our union all would have
been weli!'
Tho old mans features reaxed-hc greaned
ard sunk upon the earth. Tho aged mother
wept aloud "a little hustle cnsued, during
which the forsakon one had effected her cs-
cape.
Whep it was perceived that she was gono,
the party dispersed. and some wen; in pursuit
OF her, while others, with myself retired TO rest.
But the events had witnessed banshed sleep
from my eyes, oDd early in the morning rose
and walked down to the water side, to look for
passage to the ship. As approached the
strand, perceived crowd Of Spaniards col
lectcd around something which seemed 10 in
terest them.
joined them, but what was my surprise TO
see the lifcless form of tho hapless nyinph
borno from the surf, covered with sea weed
and bleeding and manged by the sharp stones
ngainst whichshe had been driven during the
night.
1t was TO, long before her fa;hor was seen
coming towards Us, wringng his hands and
plucking the gray locks from his hoary head
in all the wdness Of frenzied grief. lie rash-
ed to the side of his daughter, he s,zcd mo
mont OF her inanimato clay-hc was not dcsti-
tutc of friends, and consolation flowed freely go.
'Talk not 10 me- cried he she bad 10
friend, no conso!cr, and she was M only
child! shall ithea accept Of tho sympathy i,
which denied bcr' No no, take her hence
--;aae heg away-she was rny NiI--I might
have been otherwise ] never bel!e"cd tka: Jc-
scph was sincere II sec il uI,-----.''
Three days passed away, anl the old mar
was laid Icy the side oc his hear; brohen daugh-
ter. The mother oftbe unfortunate is knawn
10 every whalenan by the name OF = Mad
Bet" She is Il wrctched old olnan, WHO o.
casionaily comes OF TO tho ships wi III s&ii'
load OF tisL, oad has oIion alarmed strangers,
by her loud cries and how!ings in The dark
wood which lies LILLE 10 me eastward of The
town OF St. JosepA's. ...
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DOCTOR RRoWNELL

rTgI l.f,S 6EiVD !ItCTbR,
UNIFORMS the inhabitants, o khode ,siani Gui III sii
cent towns " Massachusetts, h, be cDr'iri3o prr.
,ce for diseases Of the blood genersy vi tie aiar
alle'cd sucress he cir,', llnrtoe, h:oua complaints
sdck Head Ache, hs'han, FAT, sc Inflammation on the
Liver, any pat ofthe lIjyisi,cu!dsn aud ihllIna
tori III cuaisyl, SAT- Rbeam, Piles, Indigestion, Sca.i
Held, Z. vRus Dance, ScrJ'l,. Kings is, ana al
diseases arising from rplre state ~ the blood. U'spnc
tce ssafe aud simple, aud la M" !icinea eo,incd to tic
vegetable knelcp. Edring practice :" toJrcen years,
Doctor Brow null has htd s astonishing stceS9 Eor
the greater relief nv ltis, GG NeJ through must of
tleovs the state unS be consulted u, alnnsJ any
time. Those pcrns who reside in rr yience, AMI wish 10
avail themscivas Of the Bind Doctors services, leave
their commands with Mrs. Bu,nlan, High Street
Anfii J n
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AEW MINISTERIAL pUpfycArroSs

AEN liiEtsTE2lAL PUBLICATIONS..
II ls carTeutiy reported that thc Duke of
Ha.!ugidn. having become sensible Of the de-
trincnt which his new Ministry ia likely 10
spsiuia IN public estimation, Gom the vulgar
prejudice, that nonc except men Of talents and
information are qualified 10 administer the af,
iaiis OF tho State, have resolved to establish
an office for the publication and distribution uf
works oI A practical ctara c.cr, suited TO the
composition Il tho Ministry, and 10 the exi-
gonclcs or The times. Doctor Croker beinr
the oaly Member Of the New Administration
who can write, has undertaken the Office o.
correcting the press; and the following wars
arc coldon.!y announced as shortly abou: iu /.
appear:
The nunee's Manual. or Politics maa>
iccc' rtth The me0nest Capacity: For the use
, OF elderly Gentlemen appointed Cabins. Min
iae:s at short notice.
Bob Shorts Rties for gorern:4;g a Sta,c,
! whereby the whole Science Of Governmenl
rnny be learocd ~ quarter Of an hour, with
, out h!hdofaiice ef amuscmeE:s, or knowlcdCo
! Of bookseller.
Tie innsili.y Of ideas TO Pu5He .Nes.,
| stated and Ercmpifed: being an a,iempl
! TO prove that none but persons totally gnoran.
! of public affairs are competent TO adminis,es
| ihctl. Eudor the Immediate patronage of ths,
Lords of the Treasury, aud the thioe Secretn.
iics Of State.
4 new edition Of EvGsn.iss .5for.r Eacos
a'iaw, or Proise Of Folly: with portraits et
the New Ministers, beautifully emgraven s.s
brass, by George Crc;kshank; and an Apprn~
! IiX, showing the peculiar applicability Of tia
| AUTHORS PRINCIPLES to The Government Of .hl
B-itsh Empire.
.Nnrag's Firs: Booh fer Statesmen: be-
a Compsndious Treatise on che Cavalry Excrs
| else, for the use of Young Members Of Parlia-
ment, and Gsnddates for Public Employment.
by Lieatenant General Sir George Murrayt
IL. G.. RI. and 7. =, Colonel of the l2d E.cS
and Principal Secretary Of State for tie Colo
MICS
Sb'u'der .fyms, Tyr,gan pcen,, adaress.
ed 10 tho Mobility, Gentry, and Clergy Of Greas
| Britain and Ireland. BY Ficld-Marshal hi-
| Gtacc the Duke Of Wellington, Drill-Scrgeant
TO the Banch Of Bishops, aaj 10 both Houses
Of Parliament.
Moderate Talents best fitted for .7Gaiys
~ state: an Essay, showing, from practical
Experiences, Tho Dangerousness Of confidinG
political Empoyments to clever Men. Ads
dressed to the moderately informed. Viii,
remarks on tho unexccptionablc Character Of
the present Administration, in this respect.--
Also. by tho samo Author, ft
I"e Foniy Of Human Learning; or, TIE
U'ondcrfRl Worldly Hisdom of Khctfing
.tethiHg: wherein are set forth the manifol5
Advantages, in a practical Point Of Wow.
Of Iynorancei over Knowledge, and the
SuIiicicncy Of Reading, Writing, ond the Man
uai Exercise. for tho Education Of q Cabinet
Minister With a compa rativc View Of Mr..
Canning and the Duke Of Wellington, Mr..
iIcskisson, and Sir George Murray. rurgo.
and SIR Thomas Goocb; showing tho extrctic
Ignorance of tho latter Statesman, and calling
upon all Persons OF moderate intellect 10 srPs
port them.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

COsrRl, oEy7iSlj, fNi' S!t!.N FAINTER,
NFORMS the citizens u Providence and Is vicinity that
e has established hinsili roSicnCe, In tie buiidng
ol u,s,.rs slniuui Guild 10 0f Weybossr
siycet aud w. . South Ua.e street, where ie
ie above business IN all is atths. Having had along ex
psrcnce IN the business G trusts that he Wi! e enabled to
give entire satisfaction tbGe who may bo pleased to
ploy him. Carriages, CsS. &c rcIaltcd nj sor notice,
and On the most accommodating terms. AprI2
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A. al - l,,JNg
4 Af tas Od ani New icsamcnt WHEREIN each chTlttr
IS summed un ih u. c0naats, 'ie sacred tcu inserted
'rpe, IN dtnd plr1erps, EACH nrHrlapn rednccd 70 US
rinhsT hcnds the sssr given and largely Illustrated viii,
y,,,tira rrriirs aud observations by Mathew enry, late
inster of the gospel new Cdipr edited by tae Rev.
urgo Burden, aud Rev. Joseph liugl's, A. ~ wan the
lie of the anhOr by Rev samuel f,lncr, Vols and SOD
AS. BECkWITH,
JuyO No. ~ Market stree
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GrcROOTS s. SHOEs.-Ctl

G-ROOTS IL SHOE-,-C0
l.. H. RICHARDSON, has The pleasure Of inform
eB ing his friends aud the public, that he has taken the
adjoining Store No ISL 10 l53, Washington Street, Boston,
directly opposite ~ tire Old south CuIci, fa the express
purpose OF accommodating iosc wo purchase for the
try reiii trade, md hopes By constant, unrcmng atten.
on 10 Nil orders, 10 receive share Of public favors
CONDITIONS. ..
Under 500 Cash,
Over 100 months,
@ 500 months.
Any -,tc'e in his line, hmehed the shortest notice
ON HAND,
complete assortment of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
colored heel and spring heel Slippers.
Misses and Cildren's black red md blue Lestry and
Denmark Satin heel and spring slippers.
Norocco, KID, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes
and heel pumps, with good assortment of Chd,ens red
yellow, green, be, and cooied Boo,oes and ance strap
'loes.
'ientlcmen'J ine calf horse hide and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
Phladetia Baltimore and New York Sole Leather Shoe
Thread and Lining Skins Cochnell, Sewer all of those ar
clrs are w1rrlat'd first .ale. ...'
J. +. VI. r. requests those who wish 10 purchase o call
nd examine hts Stock fresh and direct from
'eien, mlnuactures
Al those who will favor him with their orders, shall
eve the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20 If
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BgLLsI,yE UorrL. Nrwronr, IA.

BgLLEPJE HoFFE, NEWPORT, IA.
flNsiE Public ryspecu''y ilttnci t1 the NEW no
u TEL. IN ihistown, w I've opened on The Isl of iuv,
under tc supariueHiancs Of hr. i. RouILL,RD cX~
renced Landlord, WIN will cxc, himself give sJ,iscton
In addition t"thc Tdbic u Hc, private 1uncr and SUP
per p,rties I've acconnairci Asn, sous and Co!oc
ut all hours. ..... . ... ...-.t ID a. .
The BAR will 10 furnished with tho best OF Wines and
Liquors these 0f every description usually f,cnd IN
pcciab'e Tavctns.
The Rp,DISa Room VIII cont,in the New York. Boz
fon rovisnre, aad Washingt al sD,ie other Southern
aud Eastern p,acrs .f. -
BoAn reas,nahle terms flrpshnj lY the day, week,
cr.-The Beds, AMI Ha'r Mattresses. enre!v new
Newport, June 10
ot tn.r l4.f. PROPOSALS,
TN)R publishing by suhscrptn, An Historical Account
or Die t;rcok Revolution, from i,s comaencoment O.
January, 1918, by SAMUEL q. HOWE, VI. ID. Smgeon
In the Greek SERVER. fla
TEnxs-It wal bo pnblishei IN m octave volume, o.
about four hund ci pllos, neatly printed on gn1 p'per-
Price 70 Subscribers, ~ 30. :.
subserip.ons Cor tm work, win b, feceivcd by phomp
A. Webb, NJ. ID. Martin RJbins,n, A. g. Beekwhh, Brew
ar WILCOX, iiic'eas Cory, pGnyidrnco-J. M'.nhiei
r psticks,yond by the pncp BOOKSELLERS uiTonghuh We
Uni,edstfes IL m'rch "
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

A TiMuiiff p. REDMOND informs his friend
HMM ,nd The pubc that he has opened his establish
'-xHs msni, No i5S 80 i'car street, and No. iie O,
Wafer street. Guy Of New York, and invites them to
their patronage. generous community here have wei
coed him back usiore labor Va their servcr and
le hopes that travellers win rne will iie respectable cit
zens Of this city inbs'Jw!ng him their encouragement
and ademay, AS far may be for the wrongs hc its sui
iersd beyond The power of jury t0 redress.
It's household IN order, and hIs accustomed ahun
dance and varieties in the ider and cellar, viii be- povd
ed az befrc his unparalleled persecution.
New-fOrk, march 10 Can
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CABrMyr FUR wrsprrnu

No. 70, EKDAD NTkEET.
FxNEE subscribers grateful their friends and the lIl.C
r lrlsi patronage, respectfully inform them, that they
Keep always on land supply of fashionable and common
furniture, made of te bes nlcrl's ant from the newest
and most approved pattenis, among which ure
Ward Robes and Sofas,
S,ns S;,a and ras'p'
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Fables, Sc 81.
Thnse In want of any articles in line, win find 10
heir interest to give a vi before pirciasiBg,
determined 10 sell cheap any regular cabinet Maker In
this town, aud Furniture being manufactured intne-
dately unler direction, will be warranted equal
Joth IN n,orials and Workmanship, To any made in this
country.
Orders from distance will ho thankfully received and
punciay attended 70.
may ". Samuel. s. JOSEPH RASVrON.
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a RAD Road Convention was held al r'11-
d..id, N. Y. on "Wednesday last. and was rrost
ngWc,ors'- a'tepitt
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COPARTNERSiIlp.

COMPREHENSIVE
NIflE subscribers have entered inlo cop itneep for
~ purpose ot manufacturing Macuiaery under the nam
l,EimStreet Machine manufacturing 90 and locate
hcnsclves on Elan street, Edy's Pout, where they will h.
nppy 10 answer any cills from their fieds in
country, for the above mentioned business
ra..r JOAN =. EDDY,
t.r- JAMES BROWN,
EBENEZER WRIGHT.
It tro' EDWIN FIELD.
Wanted by the above, run'y Of Cb.sGul Ioy stuff for
Cards. for which cash will he paid. 6w',aw. June a.
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-'e"p'' '" PROPOSALS.
EMORY WASlIBURN,

-TT------- -|---- I COiJ.'SELLUR 1T INV,
M AZ rem,yed 70 WoseEsrFs, (ataSs) wl1n te h''
II oysrcd m Office, ani win fiilhilly Attend 10 an'
rrcfossio,sl business comm tied N bis charge.
tetefeace IN PrJyilenre % CO. J. Il. Noop ard !ohS
Wrbtn, rs. .......
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We copy tne following jeu d'espri. from a
recent nuu.ac- ofi.o Lcndoa Traders Urea
Press.
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SILLIM ANS JOURNAL.
FuVHE American Journal Of Science and Arts conducted
by Benjamipt tSiinnan, NJ. ID. l.. l.. ID. No. ., volume
H-ist published. Subscribers requested call and
receive their copies. NJ fCBENS & CORY,
July 10. No. /, Market street
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George 5. Aough

USrnw opening select assortment OF SPRlNG
a GOODS, among which are the following, VIZ
Blue cloths and cassmeres
Steel mkt and medley do
Black do, some superior
Vironia and Rouen cassimcres for summer
Stripes of all kinds
White and striped very neat for pan'a'oons
Cooredand white drllnSs
Beautiful assortment OF vestings
Black lastingsand circasslans
BLACK and cod brocheIle, article for coats, &C.
Super and common black bombazlne
BombaSettcs =.
ing
Irish linens, sheeiings and lawns
S.4 and Ga very stout barnsey diaper
DO do cotton do
Damask napkins
Super black Italian lustring
Black and plain gros-de- naples
Pink, blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, millinet and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dlmites
Plaid and stripe catpalyc
Batiste robes
Calicoes and super ginghams
First quality and common nankins
Nankin dye blue do
Grenadine and barrage scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze hdkfs
Fine blue searsuckers go
Large assortment of colored black and white skand
cotton hosiery
Gauze hanncls
WorsteG bindings, all colors
Carpet do
Red, black, drab and blue cotton DO
Parasols and umbrellas
Russia Gcrmanand Scotch linens and diaper
White, green and other Italian grapes
Black and colored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghorn, fine Palmleaf& coarse hats
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspenders
Grey Cantor pongees
Chop tickings
With general assortment of
DOlfES7TCS AND COTTON EARN.
4mo 90
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FOrSalc.

NEW. ORLEANS sugar .-
~ Philadelphia and Baltimore refined sugar NJ
es and barrels
Molassss and New England rum
West India rum, Cognac brandy
Holland and american gin
Whiskey, in Iogsheads and Barrels
Do, 100 bbls. of Richardson's hes,
Madeira and Sicily Madeira
Dry and sweet Malaga q, ~.
Clarct in casks and cases th0lce WIZ
Sauterne, Frontignac and Port
Sparkling and still Champagne }
Brazil, Cuba, and Java coffee ,...~
Hyson, young hyson and imperial tea !" ''''''
catty boxes
Sperm and mould candles 10.
Window ass all sizes pipes mails ana o''.r n.
Richmond manufactured tobacco oi the be''P
White lead inoiI. salt petre, winter star &C. ~
Sack salt, powder shot oxesot sn.i; ys' r,
mar Is T.. CaLENpN"
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Notice.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Office Of The
II Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, in the City
OF Washington the 18th, 18th, and 10th OF August
next, for the Excavation Embankment, and Walling,
of the miles of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
in half mile sections extending from the head OF the
Little Falls to the head of the Great Falls of the Po
tonac River Uniform printed terms for the proposals,
describing the various species OF work TO be executed
will be supplied at The Office to any person desiring
to contracts and printed contracts will be in readiness
for signature after the proposals shall have been ap-
proved by the President and Directors ofthe Company
PROPOSAL will also be received in like manner, from
The lst the Goth of October for building from to
90 Locks or the line of Canal above mentioned, and
for the masonry OF such Aqueducs, Culverts, &C. as
may be comprised in the plan of structure
All letters relative to the subject matter of this
tice will be addressed. post paid, by the writer, to
.IoaS p. ISsLE, Clerk of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, Washington. JOHN P. INGLE,
e. of the G. and o. Canal Company.
CRY HALL OF WlsHIN GToS,2
July 10th, 1928 eotl6A
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Or. Eush's
july

init DySpeptic or Sour Sfon.ocH q; ,"s,
n ;n,,IIah.e remedy for indiss estion IN Its most
~ comohcated forms OF the variety Oh diseases 70
which the human system is subject lew are 'o Suo
horn none more distressing or de'truchvs 70 Tue COZ"
s,;,,t;on than indigestion or Sour Stomach ms a's
- nrsv,;Isto o. "a, extent and has so generally oai
ad the skill of the faculty. that remedy easy oil aa
n;,,straton i truly desderatum m every pia'e "e
9Th of this statement is confirmed by the experience
"a Gbousands who have suffered under It, VINO amer
having used many remedies to no purpose al. nv"
obliged to have recourse 10 such paihatires d sy %
cha9,e 10 find most conducive to their comfort. DS
indigestion is meant loss OF appetite and great
n,rticularly OF the legs, and wasting OF Tue "ho'e
rem Heartburn. OF uneasy sensation oil nea. aoUo!
th. nit of the stomach which is sometimes allenueu
with nausea or sickness OF the stomach aud Vou'hs
helching up of which is generally sour paenes'
of the conference. costi'eness' ian S"o'' su.
iowness of spirits disturbed Sleep paptation o' tue
heart fatulence, SC.
rhtsr mptouS vary in different persons some en-
.r;encing more of them, and some less each IN the
order and degree OF his own particular case. 'hese
p;lls ael rs powerful tonic nedtrahze the aero upon
the stomach give strength to the debia'ed OF
dg-stion restore the appetite, remove nausea at 'ne
stomach and ultimately recover the health OF the pa
t;ent They do not contain mercury IN any oru.' nor
IA thew sickenthe stomach mostpnrsave msdicines
a. Int perform the office Of safe and mild pnrsatTe
.na are not surpassed by any medicine. ihey sie
therefore particularly calculated tor family use
The inventor of these Pills was one OF the most emil
.nt Of medicine in the United states aho
- than successfully in his practice for ten wears
IT, Ar. not cot 90 as nostrum to delude the credn
,,ns hut are recommended on the basis OF truth ane
.x,sr;s,ce In order thatthey may become extensive
.fJ and within the reach of all, they are Offered
:,thelow p,ice of so cents per box Sold by
f.. oTABtER & SON,
10 Fairf4r-s street, alexandria.
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NySOepSia.

nR.MEAD's PILLS have been proved byta I
~ raIIible testoftrulh. experience, the ra
fectual medicine ever offered many country N %
cure ofall those derangcd states of the dges'r,
gans, dcnomnated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGES1lG
which frequently makes its appearanoemlth e most a
plicated forms, such As loss ofappetite sesEessHa
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchlng up OIL
ter, whichissometimcs ;asteless, but mos, conn
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn, cOSt'ts
paleness Of the countenance. laaguor, lopnes. G
spirits, palpitation of the heart, vertigo and dsr
sleep. The number ofthese symp'omsv aresInth
lit patients, by some being felt only IN parts $
others, have additional ones. equally disagree
such as severe pains inthc head and breast, H4'1t
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole body, VII "a
weak ness particularly of the legs. These pill .
mos, e(Tcctually remove ali sourness of the sicr1
not merely by neutraizing the acid, but by correct
tina, morbid state ofthe secretions which give tn
il; and at the same time will restore to The deb.in
organs of digestion that tone and yigOr winch az
lutely necessary to the well being OF the ANNA "
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy -, th' nt
are prescribed by many of the first physicians '' :
ed by the most intelliG families Throughout ut
Mon. ,,.,r,r
The above valuable remedy issold by f. slAH'|
&SON, Alexandria, who are agents for the N'f'
turer; by n. Jewett, Washington City, and b! %
the Druggists throughout the United States So.
wholesale, by q. & w. Hull, Druggists, Newer
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Net.
State Of Maryland.

Charles County, SCI.
I'm application to the subscriber one OF the Judges
~ of the Orphans Court of Charles County, by pc
tition in writing of Hezekiah W. Burroughs OF Charles
County. for the benefit of the Act OF Assembly tor
the relief of Insolvent Debtors passed at November
session 1906 and the several supplements thereto on
the terms mentioned therein schedule OF property
and list of his creditors oath, so far as he can as
certain them being annexed to his petition, and be-
ing satisfied by competent testimony that the SAID ne
zebish w Burroughs has resided two years immed!
ately preceding the time of his application in the
state of aryland and being also satisfied that the
said I,ezekiah w Burroughs is in actual confinement
for debt and for other cause and the SAID iiezeK
all w burroughs having entered into bonds with sui
6ce Mt security for his personal appearance IN Charles
County Court to answer such allegations as his credit
ors may make against him. 1t is therefore ordered
and adiuLged that the said Hezeklah W. Burroughs
he discharged from Imprisonment, and that by caus-
ing COPY of this order to be inserted in the Na'ona
Inteligencer N some other paper edited IN the DIS
tr;ct Of Columbia once week for two months sue
cess;vely before the third Monday in August next he
ves notice to his creditors to appear before the said
9ouny Court at Port Tobacco in said county on the
tbrL Monday in August next for the purpose OF re-
comn.n ,ling Trustee for their benefit, and TO shew
cause. if any they have, why the said Hezekiah w.
Burroughs should not have the benefit OF the severa
Insolyent Laws of this State as prayed.
JOHN FERGUSON.
;,. e-,.w2m, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.