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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-24
Late Steward of the Pennsylvania HI
FROM GILBERT R0BERTS0N Esq.


u certify that Michael Anderson, British Seaman,
sent to the Pennsylvania Hospital by my orders,
and after remaining there for fourteen months during
which time he in miserable state, and The report
received from the Stewartlof the institution, decar.
ed him incurable, he was then removed to private
lodgings; and Mr. Swain voluntarily offered his servi
ces, and by the application of his Panacea, the man
recovered, and sent him home to England in good
health. GILBERT ROBERTSON,
His Britannia Majesty's Consul, Philadelphia.
= See Book Of Cases, page 1l6, page SO; page
IS; page so.
or The Panacea can be obtained of the principal
Druggists and .apothecaries in the United States.
For sale by
Edward Stabler & Som
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-24
ConsumptiOns, Coughs, &c.

DUTLER'S VEGETABLE
I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure of colds, coughs, con-
sumptions, splitting Of blood,
rssthmas, and all disorders of
| the breast and lungs. The
Vegetable Indian Specific has
stood the test of experience,
and proved itself the mostva-
luable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-24

he inferior. either in the durability OF their maters'
or the neaness c their execution. to those OF any oth
er manufacture in the District. He will execute
Sign &, Ornamental Painting q Gu'ta.ng'
in All their various branches, on the mott
ing terms Old chairs win be taken in part psymeh'
for new ones, or will be repaired or repa'"'eo - WV
shortest notice. IN 10
u-rChairs purchased at this manufacto"y WIN DC
sent. free of expense, to any part Of the District
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-24
70 Rent,

To NeNt,
A comfortable Dwelling House on
mn Fairfax-street, below the first Presbyterian
Halll Church Also a smaller one on Water-street.
LDa dec JOSIAH IL. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-24

That handsome and commodious
an brick House on Fairfax street, now occupied
AZ BY e. p. Thompson, Esq. who will give pos
~ session at any time required.
Also for Rent,
- The brick Store adjoining the above,
6N for which very moderate rent will be taken
assl Anply to WM. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-24
X,eyi HurMe,

The public are invited 10 Cal, anu
anime his present assortment. He feei
assured that they will be found not te
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

ters, many OF which never reacbas ~.
destination, and especially one na;l-s
on the evening ofthe sIst August Is.s
directed to my family, containing sseo'
for their support.
Such are briefly the circumstar,.,
connected with my departure and :.
turn, and it is for others to saw wbs,bs.
l have evinced any disposition 10 esq.,.
the justice of my country, and to iudps
Of the motives of those who have co5
demned me unbeard, and branded ma
to the world as fugative from the laws
to which have now voluntarily surreo.
dered myself And it is proper 70 ada
here, that, although no means were lett
untried to procure different result M
indictment could be obtained against me
beyond misdemeGnor.
After an allusion to a particular ne,.
son, which the Editors have taken the
liberty to omit, the writer concludes-l
Such IS the character OF the witness
on whose authority the reports hava
been circulated throughout the country
concerning me-such is the person wis
has placed my family and friends in the
most distressing situation.
In conclusion, | ask of my fellow-cili.
zens suspension Of opinion on the pre-.
judicial reports which have been indus.
triously circulated at my expense. By
submitting voluntarily to the laws, /
have given sufficient evidence of my
determination to abide thefssue, to en-,
title me to cessation, until shall have
had my trial, OF that ranoour with which
some individuals have endeavoured to
prejudice and forestall the public mind.
VIM. KING.
Youngstown, May a7th, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

Old IVine:-A demyohn, containing
a gallons of Msderia wine, imported ia
1918, was lately sold at auction in Sa-
gannah by Mr.. J.. N. Mitchell. for 20
dollars; aud another oflike size, having
about one gallon out, for so dollars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

a venerable parsy-A few days since,
a number of gentlemen, friends to Mrs
Dewar, residing at Collinsburg, Fife,
Scotland, met at he house, to celebrate
Der entry into the Tooth year of her age,
Mr.. Akin Carnbee, in the chair They
spent a most happy evening with the
old lady and her two daughters, the one
&c, the other 10. There were three Of
her neighbors present, whose age joined
to Mrs Dewar's amounted to 374. Mrs.
Dewar, in the course of the evening,
mentioned that she remembered Is of
Prince Carbohydrates being quar-
tered in her fathers house: that "they
were a bonny lads and weel behaved,
and ma harm. excepting that one Of
them took ava horse o the Laird of
KilconQuhar's who was weel able to
spare it" and her daughters remarked
that They wadna' wonder but folk
would be thinking them auldiftheir mo-
Their was awa.p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-05

welI-set periods; which seemed to have oeen
got by heart. At first we thought IT was the .,
translation of Livy's report Of Hannioa,
speech, in the American Preceptor; and 1t ma i
have been supposed TO have run thus:--, y,
wha, side soever turn my eyes, behold all IS
patriotic noise aud confusion. n veteran COM
m,,ee, most la,iered commonalty,- Ne"
Workers. kind and accommodating 10 US New
Jerseymen,--you ta,terdemalions, whom NOV
only a fellow feeling, bu. the hope OF keeping
out of Jail. impels 20 vote TO! MIR. Moan, &c.
&c" Afterwards, we learn thai Mr.. Glioer''
an actual drnizen Of the Metropolis. made
short address, the purport Of which we are un'
able TO report We 30 nor learn that any iur>
Their excuses were committed, after the meet
ing broke up 1t was dscreditable enough to
the city.
There were three four thousand people al
the meeting, embracing those in the hall above
and in The TAR rooms below, and the still more
ragged and bost rous crowd in the streets -
There was unqurstionably majority OF The
actors of the scene in i.vo' Of Noah; but there
were twelve or fftcrn foHdred Administration
men there. who were mrre "i,okers on in We
nice" The Jackson friends Of Mr. Shaw, con>
duc:ed themselves wilh the most exemplary
forbearance and de- olum. Despite oil noise
and violence, these will 90 20 the polls, and
elect Mr.. Shaw by Triumphant majority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-05

The YEARLY NESTING Of FRIENDS held in
Baltimore, we understand ad jouIned on Friday
last.
The interest excited by the proceedings Of the
respectable society Of people called QUAKERs,
in other parts Of the United Safes induces Vi
to suppose that notice Of their proceedings in
his city may BE expected from US.
Our interco curse with many highly respecta-
bic members of this Society, has enabled US to
ascertain, hat in he deliberations of the meet
ing no matters Of faith have been discussed, &
no departure from the testimonies which the
society has, from lis frs, establishment, fel, it.
self called upon to support, been proposed or
deliberated upon THAT the business which has
beer Il transacted, has been confined TO an inquiry
into the manner in which tine ordinary Church
Government and Municipal regulations Of the
Society, have been attended to. during the past
year, with the adoption Of such other regula-
tons, for the promotion OF good order, as were
in ND wise connected with matters Of faith
Il would, under such circumstances, have
given US sincere pleasure to state, that no por-
ZION Of the spirit of discord, which has been
manifested in some other sections Of The Socie-
ty, had appeared among friends here nut, we
VI de, land, this is not entirely he case, as a
very few individuals did withdraw, with The a.
vowed in,erton, il is said, Of establishing ano.
ther meeting, independent Of, and not re-
sponsihlc 10 the Yearly Meeting of Baltimore
This di,ision, however, as we learn, having
taken place on some difference Of opinion touch
ing their Municipal nff,irs, and without in
Volving any question OF principles, no acrimo-
ny Of feeling has, oil cours,, been TX, tied.
Baltimore Gazeife
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-05

Il resurrection man taken.-Thc New
York Sra'esman of Saturday s,ys-"Lasr night,
at la'e hour, a man was taken while attempt
ing 10 take up a d ad body in the grave yard,
III the rear OF Amiiy street. One or two mus
kr's were discharged before he was brought to
stand. He had bep watched for several
nights, but had previously contrived to effec;
his escape.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-05

We are gratIfied to learn that Thomas Ward
aud WillIsm Anderson, two OF the criminal,
who escaped from Baltimore County Jail on
Friday morning last, have been apprehended on
the F lis iurupik: Road. and were conducted
TO their former lodgings last evening. rAner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-05
The ELECTION NIGHT.

No,wi:hs anding the txertIun Of no incon-
siderable number Of Jackson men, who laborsd
10 plevenl any noise or riot, after The close OF
the polls, last evening, we were visited ny a
very large Mob Of some thousands oil Jackson
men and boys, who were mustered Tor the pur-
pose, as we learn, ny man on horseback, at
the State House. We had heard OF the VIC.
lenre of their threats against Us and our pro-
pertv, from various sources, and had made ar
engagements accordingly The large body OF
political friends, who promptly took possession
of the pavement before our house, prevented
the rioters from making such demonstrations
at our doors a. they had made on former oc-
casion They shouted and screamed, and groan-
ed and whis,Ied, and belched forth impotent
threats; happily we had no women or children
to be terrified, and our friends were in force.
After INDUCING, until after midnight, IN these
clamorous ven,ingsof their JOY * their hate, They
went their way. We have cause TO be CRATE
full 10 our friends, and we feel it. We shall
manifest it by steady devotion 20, and best ex-
ertions in, defence of the great principles and
rights which inconsiderate and wicked men
would PROSTATE at the ieet OF an Ignorant Mil
itary Chief,ain. We decline to publish the
names of any Of the more distinguished lead
ers of thia mob, although our hst is rather
shame and regret if his name should be given
10 the public as an actor in such disg acsful
scenes. Dem. Press.
"I took a single cnpi,re
To convey 20 persons at distance some
faint idea Of the devotion, the slavish devotion
which characterized the conduct Of the Jack
son party Of this city, we s,ae fact A man
dressed in a somewhat gro'esaue manner, and
mounted on a toIeraby smart horse, which
was dressed, or rather covered all over, with
White cloth, except where there were holes for
him 10 see and breathe through---thns moun-
ted, and equipped with large Hickory broom.
occasionally pre- ,en'ed himself before the trans
parencies OF General Jackson, and having bow
I'd down 10 the Idol three times, gave three
fonrishes with The hickory; there's is magic In
the woodland rode off, amidst the loud huz'
zas Of the multitude. We had also sevc, al
carriages and four horses on Top Of the carri>
ages were plaster busts Of General Jackson
gold epaulets and hickory brpoms, end other
appropriate ornaments. Dem Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-05

D, ran Of Gr g GoaUhS Nov Term, 1893
The Grand Jurors for the Covnty OF Alex
andria, do respectfully request mat the Chief
Judge will furnish copy Of his Charge, deli
yered this day. for publication.
JOHN ROBERTS, Foreman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-05

/ am, and have been since General Jackson
name was frs, mentioned as a candidate for the
Office of President Of the United States, dn adj
VOC for his elevation the first Office in the
gift Of the people. When became his advo-
cate, was an officer IL the army, and kpow-
ledge of his yirtdes as man, made me espouse
his cause, ard no, the hope OF poll ,ical PREFER
menI. Under these circumstances, and oppus-
ed, as am, ",o corruption, apos'acy, manage
men; and intrigue" fell the call included me,
and attended at Tammany Hall, al a quarter
before six. On my arrival, | was informed
none bat the members Of the nominating com
mitee could be admitted until seven O'clock
AS member Of that Committee claimed,
and obtained admission; bu, instead of finding
the room occupied by the Committee, only "a
bout thirty of thai body were present, and the
remainder, say one hundred and fifty persons,
we're he political friends Of NJ. Nj. Noah, for
among them observed MYER Moses. went
% the dooi and urged upon some friends who
we're there, the necessity Of remaining quiet
iuul such time as the doors were opened.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Nistrict of Columbia,

Alexandria County, -
NOVEMBER TENN, 1877,
Joseph IaTt,ey trustee OF Thomas IAN
ney u Co and John NJ. johnson as
sipnec of Sias and DayIc Reed,
CompPs
AGAINST
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennett, Hugh smith
and William Fowlc, trustees OF Geo
Carson, "J'''
ysyyyE Defendant George Carson not having '''..
his supearance, ard given security ".g NJ,
i'm, n the statute and the rules Of this Court az
annearinc to the satisfaction of the CouN upo" -
d syi, filed, that the said Defendant George
mot an ;nh,btant of tic District of Columbia % ..
ton of the Compainants by Their counsel Ms r.,
that the SAID George Carson do appear here VI "A,
day of mex, April Term, and enter hn aptt.I .c,a
this suit and give security for performing d.s Cl..
of the Court; and that the other Detenia,o 4
Deurett, Hugh Smith and William Fowie, H. ..... ..
George Carson do not pay away, convey OF Ne,
debts nv them owing 10 or the estate VI Con,
hands belonging to the sad absent De'e'u"I cr,
Carson, until the further order or decTeeG 5,. =,
and that copy of this order be ioI'hS,%r ne, .,
two months successfully in one of the Puone ,..
pers printed in the town of Alexandra, quo n, No..
be also posted at the front door OF the ''1''"
of said County. Test, ,, II ZEE, c.
ian Is EDH. - Do--,----
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
District Of ColuMlbia.
lLernnGrin Counim. 81

Herandrta County, 81
NOVEMBER TERN, 1877.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra,
CompR.
AGAINST
James Kirk administrator IF John Nc. Sln ChiBtr
Nainara, decd. Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. Mcnamara and Luther
Chamberlain Deffs
FsNHE defendants James Kirk, Adm'or. Of john "
4 Namara deceased, Sally Mcnamara, and Her.
IT, Mcnamara, not having entered their Appearance,
given security accordmgt to the Statute and the r4a
of this Court and it appearng TO the satisfaction or'
Court upon affidavit filed, that the sad deen!Ai
James Kirk, Administrator of John Mcnamara, dec!
Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. Mcnamara, are no'.
habitants Of the District of Columbia, on motion u
the Complainants by Their Counsel, it's orterti VII
the said absent defendants. James Kirk, AcnF| q
John McNamara deceased, Sally NcAanar' Sd.
Henry l.. Mcnamara, 60 appear here on TIE fE
day of next April term, and enter Their aPpsf
Iance to this suit and give security for performing
I,lecrees of the Court, and that the other de''".
luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, coH'9
isecro te the debts by him owing TO, or The e,''.
effects in his hands, belonging to the sad a0'rN <
pendants, until the further order OF this CONT =
that copy of this order be forthwith publish"
two months successfully in one OF the pub"e E.'
papers printed in the Town of Alexandra s"' ,.'
copy be also posted at the front door OF u's WV
House ofsaid County, Test, rc cr
Janl52 EDN L. mr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Collectors Sale .

'VXTtLI BIZ exposed TO public sale, to the highes
w bidder, on saturday, the 10Th drVcf March, 1923
at the Office of the Clerk OF the CorporAtloo OF
Geor etown, all that part Of Lot No 70 Beatty and
Hawkins dtion to Georgetown, fronting "a feet OF
the north side of Frs-s,reet, assessed to Theodore
ouzs heirs Che assessed value IF which cannot DC
ascertained) and will be sold to satisfy the Corpora
ton of Georgetown, D. G.. for foot way paving ta'
of SS4 IS, levied on the in 1927, with costs ans
charges. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, \. -
Terms Cash. JOIN HOLTZMAN, Collector.
Georgetoscn, J1lv1ry "A, lS23-law&29M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Vrustee's Sale

IHN TUESD3Y The 15M day of april nert, at l.
- O'Clock, at CATS TAvnEy Yves, End, Fairfax
County. Va the subscriher will offer for sale, at pub
lie Auction, for cash, "n island called James Island
IN Wood county, Va situated in the Ohio River beng
the first island above tue mouth of little kenhawa
containing Eighty Acres,' more or less
The above sale will be made under deed Of trust
from Thomas Janney & wife and John ID Brown e
wife to the subscriber and such tile as is vested II
the Trustee will be conveyed by him.
JOSEPH JhNNEY, Trustee.
07-7awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Yo Rent,

p,,S The three story brick store W %"
TATt 4 three doors above the corner Of ", I'd.
- H. ton street, lately occupied ., aoJ b:
iss3Hz4Y8 Smyth. Its situation 10 eC,,
lany kind Of u,nes,. The rent VIII De 10" A.
tenant.
iuly 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
70 Rent,

The House lately occupied o' ;.,o',
III Cooper, on Ramsay swharfi the s.a"a andrs.
js.a, ~ any in town for small business,
gA.lcaIcula,edt to accommodate '1a'a'A
forterms, which will be moderate,apP,;;yVS Co.
oct 25 X. j. h"oH--~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
For Nent,

- Alarge well situated Store w ,,;. Tren,rs
sTT3a lent dry cellar attached to H. re- Good, Dc'
ssss bly, well calculated for the pry Try would q:
aRl ness, and tenant in ths, line . Ty,
.eivethe preference. The rent Will De c"J IEMAS
oct 30 Sbo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
New 4 aN Goods.

comprising variety wanted al inns seaSoh SUCH u
Extra super London cloths and cassImeres
Fine AMI low price ditto different QUALITIES aho
colors an extensive assortment
Cassncts, superhne and common
Rose, point, and Whitney blankets
Bombazetts, black and various colors
Bombazines super and common
Black AMI slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted half do
White, red, green and other colored hanneis
Tartan plaids and cambletS for cloaks
Rob ROY plaid cloth for ladies cloaks
Deyonshire kersey and hushmSs
Merino, and silk shawls and han kerchIe
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Rich garniture and belt rbands
Plain ribands and gslloons
Nankin, Canton and Italian grapes
Ladies and gentIemen's silk nos:cry
Chil,lrens scarlet and mO,tle hose
Bobbinct and thread !accs, large assortment and
at reduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book muslns
Null, j ,ckonet and cambrlck ditto
Italian French and other silks
Plain and figured gro de nap
Brown and black hollands
Irish, Scotch, and German linens
domestic sheetings, shirtngs and bed ticks
20 bales cotton of good quality
Candlewick, sc. &c. &c.
with many other seasonable goods not necessary tt
nsert in ne yspape advertisement, (bouSht III Ne"
YORK and Philadelphia, at Auction by their senior
a-tner who has been there nearly two months.
Inch thew Offer for sale, for cash, or on the usus
credt TO their customers and purchasers generally d
lcheap as they can he had'in the District Country
merchants and Others wanting goodsb wholesale are
Invited to call. oe'<~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
Daniel Bussard,

Do.
Do.
William Clarke,
Richard Davis,
George Riffel,
William Davidson,
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Bernard Gilpin,
Benjamin Mahorney,
ditto.
DO. Representatives,
Ditto.
Thomas |. Mudds,
Trustee
Ditto
ditto
John Randall,
Thomas Lee, OF Bait.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-29
COLLECTORS SALE.

fol
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-03
Tie elegant fuH.5iooded Horse,
CIR AGCHIIS

GRACIOUS.
o. thorough bred horse ofthe Old
N1Ew1 d imported Domede, and sire Of
Rob Roy, will stand the ensuing
ssAsaaas&sxss, season at the farm Of William B.
King, one and half miles from
Haft"sourg, near Josiah lagos MILL Berke.
ey county, Va. at Ten Dollars the season. and
"ehty Dciiars TO ensure mare in foal; the
lehey Tor insurance TO be paid as soon as the
mare Is known to be with foal--parting with,
temoVng or not continuing the mare regularly
=" 'ae horse, fortelts the insurance. The sea.
son VIII commence the first OF April, and end
he first day of August.
March 6.--tf. JOHN RANDOLPH
Fedtgree:-Cornelis, grand dam of Mark An
,ony, and dam OF Gracious. was by Chanticleer,
(the best son OF Old Wiidar, and best horse
of his day,) her dam by Old Celer, (best son Of
Old James,) grand dam BY Mark Antony, tbest
son OF Old Partner, who himself was the best
son OF Morton's Traveller, out of Selma, by the
iodolphin Arabian,) great grand dam by Jolly
Roger, out of a Silver Eye, which horse was
imported, and the property of Sam. Du Val, esq
CERTIFTC.4I'FS:
! hereby certify, that have known Grac'
chus, belonging to John Randolph, ESQ. for sc.
veral years. have bad knowledge Of num-
Der Of his colts, and they are all fine. generally
large. sold two of them few weeks since
fo- $500 cash; they were not three years old
until some time in April or May next. have
one at this time, the same age Of the two sod
full bred, and full sixteen hands high and well
made, and consider him equal to any colt ofhs
age in the Valley, and would as soon breed
from Gracious as any horse have seen 10 VIZ.
gnia Given under my hand. this 28,h day oil
Feb, 1928. BUSHROD TAILOR.
Battletown, Feb. 81. 1923.
We hereby certify, that we have known John
Randolphs horse Gracious, for several years,
ard have no hesitation in saying we think him
the surest and best foal getter that has ever
come under our notice. There are many of
his colts in this neighbovhood rising three years
old that are sixteen hands high, and promise
fair for either the turf, saddle or harness, and
will sellfor from 500 20 $500. Given under
our hands. JOHN B. TAYLOR
E. DAUGHERTY.
have very fine Gracious Fllley rising
three years old The spring that she was two.
WAS offered one hundred and forty dollars
cash Gracious is sure foal getter, and AL
his colts Of this neighborhood, with but few
exceptions, lock fine am satisfied they VII
make first rate road horses.
GEORGE S. LANE,
Batrletovn.
| To William King, esq.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-03
DUBLIC NoIiCE.-AlI those indebted to
u H.. cstnt.. cf l.rIn AILLLrn deceased nv

DUBLIC NouCE.-All those indebted to
L the estate of DAWN Miller, deceased. by
bond, note or account, are respectfully reques
ted to call upon the subscriber and make pay
meat, as The indulgence cannot be extended
but short time, before they will be put in the
hands Of proper officer for collection. For
the convenience OF such persons as wish to dis.
charge the claims sgainst them, ! viii attend
at Mrs. Elizabeth Mller's tavern, Millcreek
on Saturday the 22d, and Saturday the 9Th OF
March, inst. and at the store of John Pugh, st
White Hall, Frederick county, on ssturday,the
5tb Jay Of April next. Those having claims
against said Estate, are notified TO bring them ~
properly authenticated, for settlement. 1t is
hoped the above notice will be punctually com.
pied with LEVI HENSHAW, .4drs'r
de bonus non If Dauid .hiLler, decd
March 90.