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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-22
AE1E5x. NN!DRIA,
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER % 70.
FLOUR MARKET.

The Baltimore Patriot says the marks, =,
undergone considerable improvement, in e,,.
ouence Of the intelligence from England >,
live TO the crops there and elsewhere, &,
Of wharf -four this morning at IS 7s,s
6 IS, and at noon holders were not onv 8.
but. asking an advance on these prices fl,
ard street is almost bare Of Flour-s,b.
Sc so and 81 asked. The market is evid.,,
ly in fererish state, and holders LOOKING +.
further advances.
Wheat has taken a considerable rise si,.
the last quotations, and is still advancing. r.,
Use is caused by information Of the falur. !
the crops in England, and Canada, as also |
certainty of no, half crop, either in quau,;,
or quality in Maryland, (Washington and F..
derrick counties exceptedD and the adioini,,
states, Virginia and Pennsylvania, as also N.v
York. Corn is much sought after, and il,
confidently expected will advance.
The Wheat crop Of the Eastern Sho,. q,
Maryland is very short. A sale Of cargo W.
made this morning Of common red a,SI q,
per 5ushel.
The Rochester IN. " Daily Advertiser
the 18th instant says: "Wheat was sold in II,
market yesterday for nine shilfngs bushel h
has averaged between IS. Cd. and ss. for som,
time. The demand for the article is very erey
The Philadelphia L. S. Gazette SAYS: Flou
is advancing rapidly in our market. We no.,
for the sake Of our farmers, that perman,.
enhancement of price may be experienced.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-22

the State should be on the alert. he who hath
tongue tospeak lie, him speak; he who "thinks
with his pen" letshim think loud and often
Every hamlet may 20, be visited in person, but
let them be visited BY the silent messengers o:
truth. Wherever there is press wiling 20
promote the good cause, there should be pa
per published weekly. until the election Is over
devoted entirely 10 enlightening the public
mind on this ali important subject. Let the
Committee in the several counties be up ana
doing. The people should be addressed pso-
licly, bv gentlemen selected for their standing
ond influence. No time should be lost in COM
rnencine the good work. 1t is now almost too
late. The vessel Of Estate is drifting near TO the
rapids, and all hands on board are asleep
Rise! friends Of Liberty, Order, and good Gov
ernmen,! and save the beautiful fabric from the
gulf into which she is rushing
Western Nrginian.
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coMMUSIcATioN'
coMMUNICATIoN'
II Cure for the .Ague and Ferer, that mas
L~o3 nucoc

II Cure for the .Ague and Fever, that mas
neuer failed in fine hundred cases.
Haitian ounce Of clio, rs milf an ounce OF cream
tartar. haitian ounce Of Peruvian bark, we'll pull
verified Put them into bottle Of best port
wine, and take the decoction or tincture on the
well DAYS, as fast as the stomach will receive
it. AS there are more persons afflicted win
the fever and ague than at any former PERIOD
Gin the opinion Of many of the faculty. the pub
LEGATION Of the above recipe will enti,le you 10
the thanks Of numbers who now labor under
tina, disorder NJ Y Euen Post.
The Mercury steam vessel, forming part Of
the hotila prepared in this country, under the
auspices Of Lord Cochrane, left the Thames
Yesterday for MarseilIes Aher repeated trials,
this vess. has been found to answer extremely
well, her velocity being above eight miles an
hour. Mr.. Blaquiere goes out in the Mercury,
on his fourth visit to Greece.
FooT RAcE.-The loag expected foot race
between Metcalff and Brown, the celebrated
runners, for 100 sovereigos, took place on the
road between Scots Corner and the Ca,terick
Bridge, on Friday, the llih inst. The distance,
three miles, was performed in II minutes and
rs seconds, and the race, which was exceeding
" well contested, won by Metcalfe by about a
yard. Me,calfe has run los races. and hss won
lo4 out of the number Durham Chroa.
INCREDIBLE BARBARITY.-Woo was former.
merly so scarce in Patagonia, and cattle SO
plentiful, that sheep were driven into the fur
naces Of the lime kilns in order to answer the
purpose offuel. We should not>have dared to
repea, the fact, however undoubted, IL decree
of the King Of Spain, prohibiting the barbarous
custom, were not still preserved in the archives
of Buenos Ayres. Memories Of Gen. Miller.
In the year 1898, such was the enthusiasm OF
the French in favor Of the Revolution, that, out
Of population Of IS millions, three millions
Of men were in arms as a national guard, and
100000 as regular troops, making fifth OF
the entire population.
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COMMUNICATED.

The English quarter Of Wheat weighs Sc
pounds, being quarter Of ton-this is ecu,
10 English bushels Of 70 pound each, or
American bushels Of 60 pounds each. Til
computation should always be attended 10 il
bringing the English quarter Of whea, into A.
merican bushels.
The English sack of Flour weighs ii
pounds-7 sacks equal to 10 American bans
or 1860 ponds. y
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Clagett & Page

Clagett & Page
on OFFER SALE
~ HHDS. West India and Orleans sugar
500 loaves refined sugar
80 hhds. West India and Orleans molass es
900 lbs. prime green Porto Rico coffee
4oOO do do Rio do
1900 do old Java. do
Is casks Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Sweet and
Dry Malaga Wine
II dozen old Port Wine
hhds. Jamaica and old Antigua rum
pipes Cognac brandy (Otard's & Hennessy's
brands)
SUI gallons prime whiskey, four years old
bbls coppera,
do alum
500 lbs madden
bbls. epson salt
casks goshen cheese
lao reams wrapping paper. large size
boxes CASTLE soap
10 bags pepper
Is mats cassia
ls dozen bed cords
IS boxes candles (woodruf's brandy
l seroon Spanish Hotant indigo
lOOo bushels ground alum salt.
On Commission
II kegs tobacco
- sides Spanish sole leather
Also, constantly on hand,
II supply Of best Family FLOUR
sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-22
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

BY the ship SALEM, Capt. Richardson, at New
York, Lisbon papers to rho 9th of Angus hav.
been received.
A decree of Don Miguel, with the seal d
"the king our MASTER" requires of the terri!oya
ministers who have sequestered estates ~ t,
districts belonging to persons who have left Id
couatry to send copies TO the correpidors, WIZ
| '"1''- uePosIT mem with four persons proDet
appointed, Sc sc. to secure lawful dis,o,i,i,
Of properly. e,
We have before US the commission of
King 10 Francisco Monreiro, chief Of the ~.
Pedillon tor Madeira, against such Of III.
people as had rebslled against his AUTHORITY.
company with some of the troops, as guilty
high treason. He was to proceed 10 cOnf,c..
lions, &c. according to law, except in case, d
these taken with arms in their hands,
An Oporto date of August 4, mention, thu
Prince Frederick Of Hessc had arrived fo-
Prague, and was received with applause 80!
wv S"'e' VI 81. Salnarlne, lh'obsR
which he passed 10 his residence, being ora
mented by the ladies, who scattered aOscn
before him, and his arrival being weIcoma
by artillery, the parade of troops, an lumi,p
ton, Sc.
On the 9TH, he wa. attended TO church By
The authorities, officers, Sc. In the evening he
went TO the theatre, where he wa. received
with shouts, and the Portuguese Hymn, sung
'y The audience, standing. His Highnes, eI
claimed in Portuguese, "Long live the King
Jon Miguel ls,-,he Empress-the Royal F''
niiy-the Apostolic Roman Catholic ReII
''on!' The audience, comprising the Hobi' ,
lty, &c, responded to each of these exclams
ions. The Portuguese Royaliss at LAragi
lad obtined passports, and would sci ou'
eturn about the 18Th.
The King visited the eleven vessels Of the |
Expedition for Madeira on the 9th, al Lisbon
nade mock Decentralization, and the troop (
re spoken of in high terms.
The Prince Of Hesse arrived at Lisbon 10
|eamboa' on the 9TH; and took his residences
re palace Of Benz Posta. The Royals, MAJ
us oil Chaves arrived on the 9Th.
Arrests continued at Opor,o on the Sd.
renchman named Gambet had been im2'l'
med, in whose possession were found books
ID masonic insignia. SC. The frigate Pin
SIS Royal returned on The 9Th 10 Lisoo'
ingins back the new Captains General de-
gned for Madeira and the Azores, who co'S
It land on account of"ihe state affairs" :
The embargo was laid under a suspicion o.
bel goods being in some Of the vessels; a''
English brig Badger was found to have l@
SKIS Of wine of that description. 81
The number Of private persons in prison a
'unt TO $500; Of officers of the rank Of Cap
n and below, 20; of Opor,o Volunteers, H.
90; OF regular troops, 1900; Of militia ''
'tsers and other, $500, and Of officers &"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-22
Boarding House

TIVE subscriber having rented the DWELLING h,,,..
on King-street, recently occupied by MI HI
ington-intends opening it on the 5th of Ic,oh.
for the accommodation of few genteeI bosrder. on
moderate terms. v"
sept ls MARY ROOKFp
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One Cent Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber on or about n.
II LIST February last, Ferdinand Butler, an ndenteJ
apprentice to the segar BUSINESS and on the It'll ns
Odoid Butler. forwarn all persons from barbor;ns
or employing said apprentices, as am determ;ned Is
put the Law in force against those offending. ~
sept 19-St JONATHAN nav
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Every citizen Of the Commercial Empo-
-;nms will acknowledge the truth Ut he foii"w-
ing article, winch We copy from the R'enmood
Compil,r:
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Notice to Trespassers-

: Notice to Trespassers.
V7HE subscribers hereby forbid all persons from
Il shooting, hunting, or otherwise tresspas,ing on
their lands adjoining and to the westward Of the town
ct Alexandria. The penalty will be exacted without
respect of PERSONS and appropriated to the
OF the poor the law directs
{. AUD, for the heirs Of John Ramsay,
ELLEN SHERRoN.
WV. N. Mills,
Thomas CHING.
sept 10 9,
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WILL sell from 5000 500 acres Of unclear-
n I'd land, lying IN Bedford conaiy. three
quarters Of a mile from New Ionden Academy
an thnteen from Lyuchburg. Il Is well adapt
ed to the culture Of Tobacco nGd the different
klnd o gram usually cultivated IN the neighbof
hood Is well waiered, aud lics better than hny
hact ot II, size N tbs punt Of The country. II Is
sss.tnated -. to be entirely exempted from ia
maze hy heavy rains 1r high water The terms
viii be very accommodating say one Two
aud three years, upon a small payment n hapd
Enqure oI the subscriber one mile aud hall
south of New London. ALEX AUSTIN.
Jan. II ts29
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sap M - y I"H pad n ne By ll,,..
Tor paying pensions in the State Of = -

shW ni -=--# .a'5ts= 1ald - ne ~ t#.,.
tor paying pensions in the Stale 81 = -
sigardl
Before ne. -, here insert Justice .......
Peace, or other Magistrate, duly emu.
10 administer oaths, IN the county II
IN the state OF -. personally af,...,...
ib's DAY -. and -. OF the sad -,
who ad seeeraly, make oath. tina, -
whom the foregoing declaration was s,,,..,..
bed, Is generality repnled aud 6eIieyr3
haYn been an uiBerr 81 the Army Of H., -
F"lnlion, ~ manner rs therein stated.
Hii"es5 my hand, his - day OF - :.
The year. Signed
|, -, Clerk f,he Conrl of the Count.
al -, IN tue State -, do hereby csr,
~, that -, before whom The foregoing ~
davis were sworn, was al the TIM.
here insert jnstice ofthe Pence or other Al.
gIsiiaie, tn.Y empnW cred 10 admini.'ar
"aihs,I and duly empowered 10 adminls,eg
Oalhs,
In testimony whereof, have here.c..
sci NY ban aud affixed the seal a.
t.. j the said CourI, this - day Of =
in the year
signed
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FROM HEAD FOOT.

Wofker " Cos Emporium IF Fashions.
a Ri nov ready 10 c.oihe those who vii "a
n vor them with call, from head 10 foot -
Having full supply OF well made and fashion,
able Clothing suitable for the present season,
comprising every article of dress. fasllona-
Bile iiats, hrst qualify Buff, Russia, Calf and
Buckskln Shoes, assorted Gne and coarse
Shoes. All OF which will be sold at prices
10 suit the times. Those disposed 10 pur
chase are respectfully requested to please call
aud examine fof themselves. July Il
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lEkhapg DFPhRraERI,
Nh. y lSla

Mdy -, ISIS
The Act for til" teIi Of certain sn'E"
wing Officers ana Soldiers at The h"f"ih'
ton. approved on the l1th1aY OF May -,
Got which TIE foregoing Is cepYJ VIII bs
carried lnto effect under tae ioI'o"iHg rt6n'
iaions
Each Officer claiming under the act, will
transmi; to the Secretary OF the Treasury a
dpClarniioa. according 10 the form hereuuio
annexed. marked A, and each on-cOnlBlis si0u-
ID OFser Musician and Pirate, according 10
the form marked B, ACCOMPANIED By the oath
If two ,pspeflphlt witnesses, a. to bis idpnti.
", which nathi. 10 he taken before Justice
ct the Peace, or other magistrate, duly en-.
povered,to administer oaths in the State or
Ierrifor. in which be resides. and autheDii.
cntcd under iip seal Of the Court ofthe Cora-
Is in which the oath was administered. as
shown i'm the said terms.
Each Officer will also transmit his commi-.
SION. fin existence and attainahlp. and each
uon.commissiaupd Officer, Musician and
Private. his discharge; which document
after being registered, will be returned. If
the commission or discharge has been lost or
DESTROYED. ne will transmit such othrr cyl
dpuco MS he NAV possess or can Obtain. cor
robarafIye OF thu statements set forth in h,
declaration.
II the evidence Transmitted, taken Ia con
ueyion with that Afforded by the pnhlic r,..
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IBl

I F0Jla ~ a 1ecTnr0ii0u 10 h. ,node IN, ~.
cg,a,atsstoped OGe,y, M,,s;c,or, ! -.
| For tho purpose OF obtaining the ben,ls .'t =.
" An act for the relief of certain suryivi,, -
/ fcers and soldiers of The Army Of ,te - "
luton - annroved ON the I5t6 of NJ ~
4, of - in The comfy n 80
| in the state Of -, do hereby daclare H..
enlisted in the Continental Line Of Tho a. ,a,
OF the Revolution. for and during tho ,'a.
| and continued in lie serv,ce un,il ;,s -:
ton AT which neriod wnqa Tsergoao, gus
moral Musician. or Private as the cas. a. W.,
| be / IN CAPTAIN - Comnare IL 49,
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

.00erb Fm"C aUd NcTp1menI 7rHFTs
% do Arcadan Hdkls.
Blk. md blk wnterod Silks
Beauili BIZ, ~ renee aud Italian 5Ik5
superior assortment IF worked Swiss Muslins
Caeoes oil every Denominations and some
Of art and entirely new patterns
Buhatnru Lace, n bait lueir former prices
A le.s fashionable aatered l. bun Grnghams
Rrn Ribbons. direct lrem PARIS
Pongres for Ladie,' dresses
II great bargains form nm induoement 10
purchasers. We will assure them, every ttnu
49, be made IT. hat effect
M'kEE, ROBINSON = CO.
June ..
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ENTIHE STnCK. An CnST
July II

MOTTO E.-By virtue ola deed of trust.
" executed - John X. Trent bearing date
the 9th day OF May, 1919, aud duly admitted TO
record in the clerks office OF the county court
oil Henry, for the purpose of securing the pay
mrnt OF debt due 10 Mai John Redd the
subscriber will proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder for cash, AT the house OF the said John
b, Trent III the county OF Henry. on the 9th
day of August next, if fair, otherwise. the first
fam day thereafter, sundays excepted, the fol-
lowlng slaves, VIZ Tim, viii, Celia. Diek. La.
cy, Celia, 4 girl about eleven years of age. the
daughter of Lucy, and their increase smce the
9th day Of May, 1919. II, from any cause, the
said slaves do not sell for a sufficient sum "a
pay the debt aforesaid, the subscriber, by viz
tue of the provisions Of said deed. will proceed
to sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash, so much
OF the tract Of land, on which the SAID Trent re-
sides, as may be sufficient To satisfy the balance
Of the sad debt. The title 10 the fol egomgprop
ty /. no doubt good, but acting as trustee, will
convey such title only as is vested in me as such
ANTHONY NJ. nUpUY.
July ii. tdssO
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Bathing Establishment.

A ! 1hurmon Mineral spring IN Lynchburg
"A his IS 10 inform the inhabitants of thrs
place, and the public generally, thd have FIX
ed Pools and a shower Batn for their accommo.
datIon, where keep constantly supply Of hot
aud cold water aud other things necessary for
bathing, where they may have the water OF any
degree of neat they choose at a few moment 5
notice. lfthcy wish TO use salt III bathing, II
will lie always ready at hand. BY the use
OF salt they can have the advantage Of sea
bathing. without the trouble aud expense Of go
ing there, aud at the same time, he drinking
cool mineral water and breathing the air Of this
climate. Those who are afflicted and think the
Warm Springs would give relief had as we'll try
this bath they will he we'll attended TO aud /
expect well pleased with its use. Ladies can re-
celve Us benefits with the utmost obscurity, as
well as proper attention. | invite peopeto call
aud see II every QUE ought TO wash once IN a
week or TWO. The price will be moderate ; it
is nov ready for rbelr reception. Hose who
have tied II believe are we'll pleased.
WILLIAM THUhMON.
4.
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Form ofn Declaration 10 be made By Officers.
For the purpose OF obtaining the benefits
OF an act, entitled Al act for the relief OF
certain surviving officers and soldiers of the
Army OF the Revoiution," approved on the
18th OF May, 1898, |. -. of -, in the
county Of - in the STATE of -, do here
by declare that was an officer in the Cont.
mental Line OF the Army Of he Revolution.
and served as suCn, here insert 10 the end of
The war, or Gas the case may be) To the Tune
when the arrangement OF the army provided
10y the resolves of Congress; Of the I'd and , 1T
OF October, l7S0, was carried into effect.
ana was reduced under thai arrangement
at which period WAS - IN the - req.
ment OF the - line.
And also declare. that afterwards rerei.
we'd certificate Commonly called a com
mutation Ct tihcale) Tor = sum eunal 10 the
amount OF five years fun pay which sum
was offered by heiress-love of Congress. ofthe
ga OF March, 1888, instead of the half nav
Tor HE. 10 which was entitled under the r..
solve OF the 2lst of October. 1890
And do further declare, th,t have ro.
celved ofthe United States as ppnsioner
since the Sd day of March, 1926. CHsre in.
Sert' NO MONEY or Gas the case may bel tina,
! nave refei9nd, As peusioner OF The United
2'S IS. 9'oCe Or "a tss q March, 1926 ths
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cash. Every attention will he pad, so as to
, i've general satisfaction to all who may favor
him with call. SAML. IARDY, Exr.
June %. ts75
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July II

snAh1A KEGS ground white Lead, vari-
- WV Gus qualities
5o d. do Spanish Brown
luO gallons Llnseed Oil
POO do Spirits lorponlinr
3oo do Lamp OH lnpcrinr)
1000 lbs dry Spanish Brown
5uO do do White LeR1 (Ep8lishJ
COO do do YeuiDian Red
35o do do Yellow Oker
80 de- Rcd Lead, superior
2Uo PAINT Brushes, assorted
90 BoAcs Window Glass, s hy 10 l. ~ y,
very good
1900 do PITY. very superior
Together with large quantities OF
superior C1rom Yeilow
Praisan Blue No. /.
Chrom green, "a new paint
English Terre de Schema
Chinese Nermiiion
Orange Lead
SUGAR Lead
English VrrmiioR
Turkey timber
Lythaidge, &C. &c.
For sale, wholesale aodrelai', at the vely
lowest prices. ~
WAITER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post once.
Iu1p II
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ngATRASS M.KING.-
New Publications..

/nIIE subscriber has Just received, direct
y. from Philadelphia the following new pub
lIcatipns, viz:
81 Valentines Day or the Fan Maid ofPcrlh.
~ the Author Of Nayerly, &c. &C. This work
IS sad To be superior 10 any he has ever written
Sr Walter SCOTS Religious Dscoursrs.
American Quarterly Review, 9Th No for June
1928 lust received aud tor delivery To Sub,crl-
Gers. ABkAM X NOBIIl
jane -.
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Signedl
fCl
F11ni 0fn Pourr OfiH

FTnt 0fa Pomcr Of attorney.
kaas all men 10y these presents, that -,
OF -----, IN the county OF -, IN the Slate Of
-----, 10 hereby constitute add appoint -,
lns true aud lawful attorney. with power Of
substitution, for me, aud IN my name. 10 receive
from the United States the amount Of pay now
due TO me- under the act for the relief Of certain
surviving officers AVID soldiers OF the Revolution,
approved 18th NAV, 1926, as - IN the -
regiment OF the - line of the army OF the Re
volntion
Witness my hand and seal, this - day 81
-, in the year -
Ssaied oad dciipsred in lie
presence If,
[oignedl L. =
Before me. II Justice of the Peace IN the
county OF -, in the State Of ---, personally
appeared tins day, -, whose name, IS sui.
scriped 10 the foreg DING power of attorney, and
acknowledge ed the same o be his act and deed
Wuness nav hand, this - day Of -, n
the year
Signed
l. -, CicfA OF the Court Of the County OF
- in The State Of -, do hereby ceruiF
that -, before whom the foregoing po"cf OF
attorney was acknowledged, il d Justice OF the
Peace.
Ia testimony whereof, have hereuno set
nv hand and affixed tie seal OF the
L, s. said court this - day OF -, mite
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The agent VIM. 1ardv
will continue the bnsi-
ness and keep on hand a
E neral assortment of
hats sc. lie isdelermi-
ned TO sell them at the
most rrdncrd nricrs 1nr
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fSigned I
CD1



Form Of 1Gdorit 10 be taho b. ff9TaYs
Before me, -, a In ,tice ot the Peace N me
county OF ---- IN the - oi -, personally
appeared TIN, das -, the attorney named u
The foregoing power ofBltomey, and made oalh
thai the same vas not given TO him by reason
Of any transfer or OF any attachment. lew OF
elzure, by am legal process "hateNeG Of ihs
pay therein authorized to be received. hnl ma
the said pay Is intended 10 enure whoig 10 m
personal benefit of The person by "hom TIE sa'.
power was executed.
Witness ny hand this - day OF - u.
the wear -.
Before me -, there insert either a J",e'e
of the Peace or other Magistrate, duI1 t"fo"
cred to administer oaths, IN the County Z.
~-, ia the State Of -, personally appeared
this day, -, and -, oi the sad eou"!
Who did, seyclay make oath, thai -, ny
whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed
is generally reputed aud believed TO have bern
an officer in the Army OF the Revolution -
manner as therein stated.
Witness my hand tins day OF -, Ii
the year
!. -, Clerk OF the Court Of the County "a
- in the State OF -, do hereby e'i"H.
that = before whom the foregoing atlda'"s
were sworn, was, al the time, here insert e','1'
"A Justice of the Peace or other Mag 'siate' o"''
empowered TO administer oaths and du'g e"i.
pow cred TO administer oaths
In testimony whereof have hefeuo'o Ses
my hand, and affixed The seal oil VIC
L. 5: said Court, this -. day OF ia
the year -.
[Sgncdl ..,
-. 70 be published once week Tor W. e
months. in the papers authorized 10 publish W.
Laws ofthe United States.
June f6 VIM
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~ OIICE.-fhe subscriber, being anxious
" 20 settle and close the accounts of the late
Paul J. Tardy, decd. and make arrangements
to discharge the debts due from the estate
do hereby request all persons indebted
thereto, either by bond or open account,
to call and settle the same, rs no longer in
duleence can be given. William lard, hav-
ing been lett as agent by the will ofthe decd. is
ialy authorized 10 receive and discharge all
claims due 10 and from the said estate hope
that this notice viii be promptly attended 10.