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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15
THE DIAMOND RING.

In a popu ious town, IN one OF the midland
coup,ie, of England. stranger Of agreeable
manner, and fashionable exterior. ftqnen'ly
made his appearance. He gradually OBJ aimed
toe a. acquaintance Of some Of the mos, respec,
able inhabitants, among the RESI-, Of a jewelier,
m Of considerable wealth, and repu,ed 10 be
very knowing in his profession
One day, while sitting after dinner over a
bottle OF wins, our friend Of he pre-. ious ,ton-
department, whose eyes were never idir in the
way Of business. espied on the little 6igrr OF
ms new acquaintance .ichly chased gold ring.
set (apparcu ,iy) with a brillian, Of good size
and OF the first water. He begged TO be per
nit ed near or view which was accorded with
much polueness by the stranger.
a magni6 en-. stone sir, said the jeweller,
returning The ring; it is bu' seldom we see a
brilliart Of that size 50 perfectly free from flaw
or blenish ..-
You mi>,ske sir said the stranger smiling
1T IS bu, an imi,aricr stone; ye' so cx elm
one tina, the be,r judges have been deceived
BY us appearance. $500. 4.
Howl returned tue other: "a false Brilliant
I, canno-be. have followed my profession
for thirty wears, and never ye, have been SO dc
ceiyel PERM; me . second inspection.
But tbs only served to Cou6rm hts first i'm
n, sion. Il cannot ~ ne re?ea'ed to him
self 4 know a good stone when see 1t. as weii
IS any m n in England; and If ha, be not one
may | never sell watch or. diamond agair"-
Th-n cloud 20 the stranger: May l'ask II you
ave in, Iined % OPPOSE Of This r,ne"
No. L. was the gift OF valued friend TO me
on his death bed. esteem il almost a, highly
as if il were, as you suppose, genuine hr'l'
liant. And in truth he added, with smile,
AS such articles obtain their artificial value
merely from heir appearance, this ring, being
SO admirable sn imitation as To deceive even a
connois>eur, answers the same purpose as the
purr.t diamond ing IN The World
Admirable in leedi' echoed he Of the silver
trade Il, is'a treasure. Why, Rnndell HIM
self nigh, swear TO its being a 'rue stone.
The best Judges said the stranger 'sie al
times deceived. can have no possible motive
TO mislcsd you in this matter; aud assure
YOU, on my word Of honor, tina, this Is false
brilliant -
The jewcisr knew no, what 10 make of -
There seemed, i.deel, no possible motive TO
deceive him. he looked FIRST at The Stranger
and then a, his ting; but ,he former only smll-
ed good lemperedly a, the jewellers iheredui'y;
&, as for the rng,i, i'll gave the lie 10 lis own.
er's words.
81 will sake my life on it though the merchant
chant OF prec,oussIones Twill = Ike my NE On II,
that h is himself deceived as 10 The value OF the
stone. or else thai, for some reason or other, lie
doe, no, wish Others to know II.
Il have told YOU he replied that 1 value
the riag much above its real value. 40 not
wish 10 part win IT,
Twill give much more than its value as a false
brilliant said The jeweller, Il VIII give yon
Two thousand FIVE Auadred pounds Tor H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

.,,;.c, Of the election Of the Mayor OF
,r New York s,ill engrosses sueniion
- 49,, city. On the subject, the Commerciai
'y "a ,obiee, of the late election OF Mayor was
80 he Common Council las, e,ening,
aga; ~;, be seen tha, there is 10 be an inSes-
l'l ~. : 70 ascertain, if possible, by wha, spe-
ls'" = I,gerdemain the friend, OF The Mayor
Oe'o - !, making the letters T-h-o-m-a"s
- = Sm.;.,.b. s~en Waller Bo,cns. We per
'h,, o,e Of the members b,, his thumb at
cav assrirr. Let him bite il again-wr care
81 And we repeat, distinctly that the e're,
ION If Mr.. Bowue has, beyond all d'no', pee"
n,aluced by foul means, He IS al ms mo
",ot 90 more the legal Mayor OF This cry 'han
n, Cadi Of Bagdad.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

Upon the change OF admins.
-,'iaD in the s'a's of Government there has
i''' r,odieiou. rush for Office SONS idea
zen ~ c,;ned from the following para
d. ,., = copied from the Baltimore Chronicle
''p -. been informed ,ha, there are up
1--WE s CT" CIV aDplicanrs for the ofife OF Lot
S''d' o. ~" ;onrr. Sach di,inieSesfed cevo.
~ ~ The public service is highl, cred liable aols
90 I" ~, Of The J4cksen parry. When
aue po" ranks i, can furnish so large =
IA " of og5Ee spirited gentlemen, who are
narn al on them the burthrns OF STATE,
81 n"5 I'D be entertained that any oil me oil,
10 s- an T so untitled Tor lack Of !ovefs 81 conn-
}, =" = discharge their dates.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

10 the aGmirrr> Il Champagne vine, The
following sChclv from late number of he Ed
mAarsh Scotsman will be distrt ssing! W. be-
heve here is much spurious champagne in 'he
America market
CaanpG'sas.-An alarming sensation has
been pfoduced.in the south of Scotland, bv he
severe and sudden Illness whfca vffrcied the
members OF recen, dinner party IN gen,eel
"e' The Gunner was given by a person Of
ONE rank al country house, not his usual
sS'osnce, and where there were few servants
attendance The parry cousi,,ed of,h gen,
u;man himself, his lady, and four friends, near
relations OF each other. The symptoms of
pOhoa'ng were speedily experienced by reach
ne party, aud grea; anxiety aud distress
pSled-ye' suspicion was without any ration
"'oeet II was thought necessary, however,
"sAl'nine the wards and liquors ma, had
%'o used, aud ii has now been found upon an
%;ss oy DIR. Chris,ison, that the champagne
'1i'e the party had at dinner, contained half
rs'ain OF arsenic per ounce measure vi winei
~, parry have escaped moi without severe
' rness-ou' The suddenness Of the attack saved
"s4l mes-since there is little doubt, that,ha6
s'" er s'ass OF Champagne been taken, death
'''u nave been the consequence,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15
Uniun Nine VI Stages.
Fare TO BaAimd

FuTc 70 DaHFni0Te, Fl oU
4 SI3GE, will leave the CON-
G2N panies offices at Tiley's Hotel,
Georgetown; and williamson's,
SSz.S&-SA&- ,rown's and Gadsby's, in wash
avg on Civ, every day at ha: past six o'clock and
another stage at half pas, ten, from each Of the
.bove Offices except rieys; Fare in each line 81 so.
- go through in about six hours.
3,tage viii leave the Companies Offices Gadsbys,
Browns aud " illiamson's at hal. pa eight and
mother stage will leave lilley's at half pas, p m.
and the Offices at Brown, Gadsby's and Wiliamsons
At p IN daily line TO 60 through in about FIVE
hours-F Fare in these two lines, two doliarsEach line
has four full teams Of horses
But one driver is employed to go through in each
Inc who is re- sponsibl, for faithful discharge Of his
duly as respects the safety OF the passengers, &C.
Fare from 3exan,lria 81 rs, seats taken at II Cla
r-tt's ian l5-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

That i. ion times its value said the other
bat cannot paIt with 1t. cannot sell the
gift OF departed friend
Some days past and The stranger did mol
recur to the subject. But the Lapidary' s
thoughts ran continually on the brilliani, aud
every time they me,, the temptation become
stronger. III last he summoned courage, and
asked him OF tiie ring fine were willing 10 en-
trust it TO his care fora single day, that he might
test is purity Ito his own satisfaction. To
this request the stranger 81 once assent.d, and
,he ring was placed in 'he jewellers hands.
But all the usual tests only strengthened
his original opinion. H. showed i, to several
Of his brother lapidarirs, and they weIe in &C.
stscies at the sight; declaring II one OF the
mos, perfec, brilants they had ever seen.
"Well," though, he Al last, "even il il be no,
diamond, the bes. judges think it is; and i, is
The same me ii il were. eau sell il as
diamond and that is enough"
Ia returning il, therefore, next day, he asked
its owner vhat sum would tempt aim to part
with il.
'Imay venture another Offer though, the
merchant, Il can sell it for Ave thousand;' then
aloud. will give three thousand pounds for
il, and that is my last Offer" s.-.
Twill tell you, csndidly,' rejoined the other
after pause. playing with the ring and draw.
ing i, several times eff and on his fnger: {"
do not think il right to sell il; but yop seem SO
very anxious 10 possess il, thai know not how
TO refuse you. Aud veto AXE three ,hous.
and pounds for wha, is not worth three hum
dre,i. can hardly reconcile ii 10 my con-
science. Will you you CIV. me- he added at
last, "a certificate from under your hand that
you purchase this stone from me; not as dia
mond. blu, Gas iptruih it isl as false briIlian,?
with pleasure, said the o.her, eager TO
close the bargain.
Thep The ring is yours.
The merchant Immediately wrote out the
certificate and check on his banker for ,hrre
thousand pounds; and the stranger, drawing
his ring from his finger, presented II, and re-
ceivcd the papers. .ifr'
The same evening the jewellrr tonk out his
treasure from one of the iBnrrmost drawers Of
his secret cabinet 10 admi,e It's lustre at his
lrisure. 1t seemed 10 him less bright than be-
fore. He rubbed frs, The stone and then his
eyes. Could he nave been deceived? 1T Ger
tsiuly Wns less bright. He held il in stron-
ger lignt-his suspicious incre ased-he APP
piled his highrs, magnifer- alas! the
fraud was too evident, This was mol The ring
he had SO muclx admired. The stranger had
adroiuy substituted another at he momen, The
bargain was closed; and the iapidary hrd given
three thousand pounds for biz OF paste.
But remedy there was none. There were
witnesses enough 10 prove the Strangers re-
pca,ed assertion that The diamond was false
one, aud even his own certificate would ties ify
TO The same effect.
So ne smu,hered his bitter disapp ointment as
well as he might, tossed the ireacherous bau-
BILE into corner, and never again boas'ed 10
his brother Iapidsr.r If his bargain in put'
chasing the diamond ling.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

N,v.l.-B letter from Bahia OF 7o'h No
v.mber, we learn, SAYS the New Yn'k Am'ri-
c.o, that the y. S frigate HUDSON VS. then
lying in hat por, snd was expected to remain
mere three or tour weeks. waiing The Arrival
Al he sloous Of war Natchez aud Vsndaila'
from Rio de Jan,iro, with Com. Cassin. AS
soon as he assumed The command II was ex
os,Isd the Na,chez would sail for this port,
N York wi h Com. Creighton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15
MARRIED.

On the 5th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Jones, at Summer,
seat the residence of the Hon Clement Dorsey, in
Mary land, the Hon WIN ID. MARTIN, Representative
m Congress from s. Carolina. TO Miss SALLY MAMA
DORSEY, daughter OF the Hon, Clement Dorsey, Rep
resentative in Congress from Mary land
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
WEpNEsDxy January a. 1870,

WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 8, 1880.
The Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Present as on Yesterday, FIVE Justices.
On motion Of Mr. OGDEN, HENRY B. CowLEs,
Esq. Of the State OF New York-aoG on NATION
Of MIR. WkssrER, STEPHEN FALEs, Esq. Of the
State Of Ohio, were admited Attorneys and
Coanseilors If this Court
No. Is The United States vs.. Thomas Byford.
The argument Of this cause was Commenced
by he Attorney General on the part Of the
United SAFES, continued by Messrs. WIeKLIFFE
and WEssrER for the defendant in error. and
concluded by the Attorney General
Adjourned It'll tomorrow, II o'clock, A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

,u York Journal of Commerce says
'"e 's ,,ic NAV be assured that, on the so'h
The puoh' he prospects Of The oesoeia.
u No'em0, .,sc, 10 American trade with the
yon' ~ ,,., indies. were unfavoeable 10 any
S.If, ..,ory arrangement
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

AereeabIy TO request of the TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY; Of Alexandria, discourse will be delivered
the 81 jet. next Sabbath evening. in the I'd Pres.
b. terrain Church. Service 10 commence at quarter
mast 6 o'clock ian vs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

Nanny OA, Salt, &c.
q HHDs. bes' winter oil
q do Summer do
20 sacks fnc salt
IS barrels Inspected shad, No. and 2
200 " ground alum salt
400 " Turks Island DO
A few boxes sperm aud mould csndles
40 boxes good chewing tobacco
5 kegs Cavendsh do
For sale by wholesale at low prices, 70 close sales
a... TH0S. VOWEL,
Lower end of Duke street.
who wants 100 barrels Flour. from wagons only.
and for which the highest market price will he paid.
ct Flour stored and sold for snail commission.
i,r 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07
CoNCLUSIoN or MONDAYS DEBATE

dr CLAYTON bavino moved TO amend as
stated said he you'll simply assign the reason why
he made TINS moi oH; It would I've apparent TO any
nerson who would talo the trouble 10 make twenty
figures iua 'Ic scheme OF representation Of TIC rem
tienan iforn A!bHmaTie adHted hy this Convention
was based nnon 'i.c white population OF tie State as
aFeriaiE"d by tllc census u i820. TIE whole vhre
n"nniaiou "i rh' State asc rtaired bv tLat CEN
sus. was 66}O8l divide this amount by 80, the nun
te. # sen-t1Ts. = Q Croti'Gf g. 10 &I6--tle white
population wrs' OF The Blue Ridge 254 203; Ii
'fc Ills vs. 1850 and i g'+cs t-r'GeD ard irae.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07

Eastern minority,
The country west Of Tie Ridge is entitled, III
the Senate to members, LILO or
TIE country east of the Ridge 10 mcnbcrs,
o0.Si or
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

as@ ALvAN'COLE,
H( br sale at:hI Boot and Shoe Store,
a one door SCUM of <)ple's Hotel,
} Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, first
{ quality M
Gentlemers cheap dress Pumps
Ladies Cloth and Kid Shoes (ne'oess
siyle)
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Ditto Cloth and Kid Slippers
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Childrens .colored Boots and Shoes
Any size or kind wanted, not on hand,
will be made at short notice.
Also for sale, BELLS superior Paste
Backing. Shoe Brushes, &C.; all Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
April II If.
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ON PARTING.

Tho kiss, dear maid |! Thy lip has len,
y-e Shall never part from mine.
Til happier hours rest ore the gin
Uutaini, d back to thine.
! Thy parting glance. whirh fondly beams.
An equal love may see
The tear that from thine eyelid streams
Can weep no change in me.
J ask no pleage TO make ne blest
In gazing when alone
Ees one memorial for hrssss, Sc
Whose shepghis are all thine swR.
Nor need ] write TO tell the tsle
Ay pen we're doubly weak /;
oh VIII can die " o,ds avail,
UAIess the heart could spsah :
1y day o. night, in wssl or wo,
That heart, NO longef;free.
ADt bear the love ], csnnst shsw.
And silent ache for thee.
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Hsnd ladiss 10 their esrrissss and help them L
their shswls.
I lk: 20 breath. the cool sea air. and hear the
eat ice ere ms In meuntsi in piles ON such .
day ~ this, +4s..
dy love with the thermomeisr continues still te
rise,
And s'nl whisper burning VOWS beneath th.
p rching sk ss.. go,
But Adeline whose some time smile could banisIl
aIl my Ills. iifi u f37.,ea.. 0,,
Il fssiensGto . man who dssis m pls asring
and pills
And pretty Kate has lost her msts, 70 walk a.
boui or ride, 49,,
With hslfa dozen little ones 10 dangle a. he'
side.
And ell the. ri sing bssuties now delight 10 pas.
me BY.
They scorn The smile upon my lip. the s.or.
in my eye
While Ellen hides her bushes end her smile.
behind Ian,
And tells me she could never wed % elderly
nsn'
ri take TO weeds and ickedness, and ht m,
whiskcrs grow,
III leave my wme 10 swallow punch, md eeas.
TO be q beau;
III see without my quizxirg gss. and wall
without my cane,
And never speak . CIVIL word to woman kind ..
gam!
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REMEDY FOR
aHEUM AT1SM.

III excri mt,ny pam The deer pc udeanf
deiormIy, and tho premature old ave, w. lcs
ars tho usuai attendants efths disorder, 10 sui
~ by many from despair Of . cure. or di.sp
20 n'men' In The eficscy of the numerous ps..
e"ded nntido'es used 10 effect tl.is purpose.--
M, 'hose who lare mad q fair tr,ri al
LIZ. JEBBS CELEBRATED LINE
NEWT,
even IN races OF longs 81 ndng and sf. the mos
'sv 70 thsrac or. have ietsIved c,rtsn isne
a"o many have been cured IN few Days, 70
- ho"is ss n0mt o. Of ersons in BO ,s,
"no v'ein''y, sho were formerly ahAcisd viii
..s mn umutism, have very fully testified. Ger
-" s'es are in the possession oi the Propr,e.sr
proving The most tho oush and suiprs ny cure
oy means oi this powerful Linement; IN case,
wne'e other approved applications had u.te,i,
.sned. The L'D.ment 70 also ured with success,
,"' bruises. sprs'ns Numbness, stiffness si III,
'cn's, Chbains, &c.
Price so Gems
N"ne s'e genuine unIess signed on tbs
s"'se -" p,,msd w.sPPss. BY the sole rvosri'
sor' Z. kIDDER, Immediate sussssssr "a
'he 'a'e ID .. 7. CoNwAv. F.r sale ., TIE
' o"n''ne Room. eve, No %. Court street psa
Ce"eeT Hail. bes On, and slss by his spccs
sPpe'nimeni. BY DsJ. WILLIAMS. wsini
" LsNurL W. BRIuss. Bristol Dr. \. ?
noeRz' Nsvpsr NAT nAs Dsayas. Fsl
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NEW YORK TX MIRROR.

A Repository Of polite Literature and Mt
Arts em6ettished quarterly wiih splen-
did Copperplate Engraring, and ,ceekI,
wiih a popular piece Of Music arrangeu
with accompanimenis jor The Piana.
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SONG.

" She disi in beauty ! like . rsss
Blown from iss parent stsm
She died in beauty like . pearl
Drop'd from some disJem.
ehc died in beauty like lay
Along . moonht Like;
Sha died in beauty like the SONG
OF BIRDS amid the brake.
She died in beauty like tho snow
o. aowers dissolved away;
She died IN beauty like . star
Lost on the brow Of day.
She LIVES IN glory like Nights gems
Set round The silver moon;
0he lives in glory like the sun
An 1 the blue Of June
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Io,cn Clerks Office, Warren, Sepiem6e,
18Th. 1870

I'M Office 10 hereby gwen. that application
&N has this day been made for the appoin.
ment ef Guardian 10 the person end estate Il
LIzABErH'.i. SANDERS. daughter Of IN,
late Mr.. Z srgo Sanders. OF Phiadeiphi in tn.
State Of Pennsy lvsna, MINOR, under the sg.
f ~ years; and that the eons derai on theieo
will be referred to Court - Probate. 10 b..
'olden at the Town Clerks Office. on the FIR,
endny in October next, Al 2 o'clock, p. NJ
shen ell persons neres cd arc requesed 10 sp.
pear and BE- heard thereon. v itne.s.
s. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
Sept. 1s.
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The above Pi!'s are kept for ssl, in ths town
uy Da. T.P. MOORE. Agent D.niel Sfe~
er Tsuu,on /; J Balch, Jun. Join sd.son, Pro,
dencs Raymond ole. Boston, and all othel
crIncipai Druggsls.
July "a. 6m.
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Fr"m 'hs Amateur,
SEVEN AND THIRTY

oSv I/4v AMI 1lhIY.
IsJond Of morality, and Iovss to talk
sgood lessen 10 what's pilIing to learn
.d"d N aA Icomposes, 4 endeauors wih all
NY might to inculcote pa,5ue IN the rising
ge"sraiio~. Not day does pass withou' v
agood action ; not a poem does vrite ,oitt
on an etceILent moral. PA in the Dark.
Al enc BY one they're passing oil, or growing
ve'. grey.
Or n, men W III HE hoaisd elswe. has casr;ec
them away; ''
Geek my ha. as formerly. and s,Gl saa ,-hl
ny esne. .i.
I'eo. ss ss,: and talk a. large, but 6od .l'
st. N VAN !! tl
stin stfssS The theatres, 10 criticize the pisys.
st':i M ss'd Aods.ivss lace. on al the pub
lie dsys, "
Il Ny suississ sisss IsveI yet ., ever, isir NEE
And siM from s~sive ~ swe e'elsek 1 prone
-sads The sssees.
sirs Iol ,at
NJ sess ~ 'hs shsH sssT: ~ p.s,.ls.ss err
tss6sssy s..s ss'.'. al .,sr /. hand
Sdriyss ssess s.sA suav k;ssa. sssss y IN
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SONG.



&bs never blamed him, never
But received him when he came.
With swelcoms Kind a. ever,
And she rice TO look the same
bui vsily che dissen,bled,
For whenever she ired 10 smile,
4 tear u"bidden fTembled
IN her LIus eye sll the while.
She knew that she was dying,
And she dreaded no, her doom--
shs never thought Of signing
Der her be uty . blighied bloom.
She knew her cheek was altered.
Aud she knew her eye was dim,
But her sweet voice only filtered
" hen she spoke nf losing him.
It's true thst he hnd lured her
From the Isle where shs was tsrs-..
'TS true he had Injured her
To the cold ~eId's cruel sesrn.
But ye. she neve. blamed him
4. For the anguish she had known,
And though she seldom named him.
She 'hoagh, Of him alone.
She sighed when hs csresssi hrr,
For shs&nsw that they must psrt---
sho SPOKE not " hen he pressed her
7" his young snd. painting heart.
The banners wavei around her.
And she heard the busle's . seuad---
Thsy Pss'sd-..and Hrangsrs found her
Geld and hfeless on the ground.
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At Court ~f Probate. hslden in and for II,
town Of Warren. on the s,h day sf Sept
A. d. tS8D
WHE EAS application has this day bsel
wv made or the sPpon meni oi 81 sdmn
ira or on ihs estate OF ABIGAIL B0Sr ORTIZ
IL scf WAR n, d-ces ed, H. 10 ordered,
That the consider r,fioR thereof. be re
ferred 10 Court Of Probate. 10 be holden q
the Tswn Clerks Office, on the Grs, Mords,
in OctoDer next, at 2 o'clock, r. NJ; 4 tha
previous notice be givso.by publish ng this Or
ler three several tines in the Northern Star, I.
all persons interested 70 appear sl that tius
and bs heard theron.
Witness.
LEVI HALLE, d. p. Clerk.
Sept. II.