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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

Capt. Dove, Of the Navy Yard, went to Fert
Washington to-day. to get information respecting
the vessel sunk at tina, place on the night of the
Gath. 1t appears that this is a small vessel, Of
about 90 or so tons called the Farmers Friend,
which got loose from the wharves here without
any person being on board ;drfted below, and then
sunk in the gale.
There is also small vessel in Washington
Reach about the same size, piot-boat built, cap
sized. There is no account Of the fate of the
crew Of this vessel.
The Brig John LAIRD, from St. Thomas bound
to New York, was spoken of the Capes by the
Pilot Boa, Liberty. OF Baltimore.
Brig Tribune, Staples, cleared at New Orleans
for this port 9Th
Schr Virginia Rebecca, Price, cleared at Rich
mund for this port s5th.
Schr. Robert Gordon, hence at NewYork Gath.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price closed at
4 80. Yesterday the first load purchased from
wagons was at rs. subsequently the current
Price was 4 ses. A few loads were taken at 63
and 4 81. The only sale we heard Of from stores
was 100 bis. at q rs. Export for the week end
ing Saturday e5,h inst. Is, 700 bis. Foreign r.
$50, coastwise 1,200.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street GAGS bis. 90 half bis.
Potomac 1910 90
Wharf 697 1875
Total 44O2 1876
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
NyAeauAiom Wire Company

Erirae! from an act Of The Corporation of .ierandria,
for the Erfinguishment Of Fire
fire. shall neglect refuse to obey the order drec
ton OF any officer, who shall be appointed by FIRE
Company now established, which may be hereafter
established, knowing him to be an officer, such
shall forfeit and y the Of five dollars Prorided
the Of such 1fcs shall frs, have been published
in one OF the public paper
A T a meeting of the riylraulion Fire Company,
"A he'd vt 'hc,r Room on Monday evening Fe9ruarv
g. 1882, the following Off duly elected for
one year;
Presdent-w, GARDNER
Vice Presidtnt WILLIAMS.
Direc ors:
H Miller iona Janney
A u Harmon BENZ. HalloweN
VIM Stabler Isaac George
Robert Jameson &C. smoot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
Agency at Fortress Monroe

VlnE subscriber offers his service: for the ensuing
wear ~ General gent at this place for the pur.
pose Of tran.acng such business may be conded to
His care All orde.s from persons residing at q dis.
lance having business transact either with Govern
ent or private individuals, shall have hs'sct atten-
ton. hAhshAkL fAhhS.
feb le-2v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
Mechanics' Bank.
ALExANppIA, Feb. rs

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. Is, 1882.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that an cleo.
~ tion for fifteen Directors, to the year ensu
ing, viii be held their Bsnkng house, the second
Monday (12th day. of March next.
CuAs. CHAPLIN.
feb 13-3swtElec CMhiet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
DR.4IVS THIS DAF.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

UTdHu CUnSUIIuateu EUtteIyj
Class .lo 4 70 1882.
will be drawn in Wilmington eiawsrel on Tuesday,
February e
90 prizes Of 100000 prizes Of 500 Dollars!
r,eke,s IS; halves 2 so; quarters IS
To he had in variety ri IAphersat
;, .. F5s<Su MITES
Ot~y Gtse. RSsal.:H Get.
= Ord rs.fron he>eoupry specially attended To.
Drawing Of the New York consolidated Iottery, Class
sfir1932
% II 80 26 AZ So 10 SIS so
Drawing Of the Union Cam. Lottery OF Pennsy lvsnis
Class No 4 10. 1882:
80 10 d ID al l6 As
o. Nos ~ 80 AZ, in the above, 800 Prize, sold
at WHITES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
ALEXANDRIA,. ID. e.
Tuesday MORNING. FEBRuaRY 20, 1882

The elegant and classical Grafton of Mr..
SxMuEs. ia this mornings Gazette, will be read
with interest and pleasure. as highly credltable
10 the author. one OF our native young men.
We observe too. with pleasure, patriotic ode
used at the public celebration of the 22d in Win
chester. and written BY ]. r. Gardiner, another
of our native young men, now resident OF that
tUwa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
ID | F. ID

On the 9th instant. PHILIP W.Nrox. in the
Goth year of his age. His friends are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon,
at S O'clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA,, (D.C.)

ARRIVED. FEBRUARY 27,
Schr. Hickory, Swami, Occoquan; Flour to s
NJ & s. H Janney.
cotton. molasses & rice 10 J. & w. H. Irwin.
FAILED,
Schr. North Carolina, Martin, East Port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
oiaulese wins.
FOR ONE DAY MORE,

FUN ONE UAT NUKE.
Il>HE ladies and gentlemen Of AiexAnIria are mos.
respectfully Informed, that in consequence Of the
severity Of the weather when they arrived in Aiexan
dria, and to suit the conveni;n Of many ladies' and
gentlemen who have hitherto been prpvented from seq
ing the Twins, their Room will be OPENED for ONE
DAY MORE, viz.
TUESDAY, the 2sth instant, (7,HIS DAY)
from II in the forenoon to tue afternoon. and from
to 9 in he evening.
~ Abundance IS Gents.
Il Pamphlets. detailing some interesting par,cu.
lars of the Youths, may be had ut their oxLr.-
Price l5s cents.
feb g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

~Mr GAYS speech has been published in
" Washington, making an octave pamphlet Of As
pages. We shall have the pleasure Of laying
this speech before our readers entire in the
of the week on an extra sheet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Nr. J u. M, NY.
DEN tai SU RECON,

E n i A l. 3 u X Il f U N,
EYAS arrived in llexsndrs ami taken lodgings sg
Il Mr. Newton's Hotel, where he may be consult.
ed at any tim on the subject Of Dental Surgery. He
respectfully offers his services to the citizens Of Mex
andrs and its vicinity TO- few days. Artificial Teeth
set in recording the most scentcsl print pIes The
individual eau have choice Of porcelain. animal hu'
man, artificial teeth, made out Of the tusk OF the
seahorse Cleaning, plugging With gold and tinfoil,
separating, and extracting, useless teeth and stumPs
with and care.
From the close application which Dr. h'CArI has
given the science of Dental Surgery, both IN theory
and practice, and bis experience in the SCIENCE
he hopes to meet with Q share OF public patronage
Testimonials will be presented Of the most 'atisfscto
ry character, if requested. DIR h'Csl has invented
remedy r curing the tooth ache, which he has used
with the most astonishing success for some time past.
Persons who wish avail themselves Of it can do 20
by applying to him. or Geo. White (Auctioneer,) and
is he Of its that he will take back
there is no cure-provided it 10 used according to
the directions. No cure, pay. He will wait on 10.
dies and gentlemen at their dwellings, il requested.
He may be found A. his rum in the morning IN.
I'll o'clock in the evening. Private for those
who call. feb 20-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
The FL0OD.!!
FaIpAY MORNING. Feb. 1-th,

FRIDAY MORNING, REQ. lgth.
The work Of desolation sill continues--the ri.
yer having reached nearly to Lower Market street.
Our comprising" room Ia about square from tine
publishing Office. When we issued the first cir
cuiar, no one presumed il would reach much fur.
ther than Columbia-but all calculations have
tailed ait is still the rise, il is still ON the rise''
Is all that is said or known. The boatmeu are
CRYING beneath our windows, "twelve and half
cents TO the mouth Of Main street." Every kind
OF craft is put in requisiton tubs boxes. canoes.
flats, dug outs, skifs. yawls, Sc. &c. The scene
Is as lively as the regatta Of Venice, though We
may not boast Of Bravo or Antonio We ought
to except baker who manages his trough with
wonderful dexterity
We cannot enumerate half of the sad calami
lies rumor is bringing in. The river, as It sw eeps
past with It's accumulated waters, carries with il
the wreck Of its desolation. A church passed the
city with Its steeple, bound for New Orleans, we
presume a poor market Excellent frame houses
noat along, with hay stacks, rails, leaving the
farms stript Of every vestge Of cultivation. The
Will Creek bridge started yesterday motnins.-
Hamilton and Colerain bridges have also aoated
on aud the bridge aver White River in Kentuc.
N The Kentucky River had backed I'd as far
" Frankfort, "a miles above its mouth. The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
l.Ost.

a NALL sCOw, Tie find viii be suitably re
-zA srded on returning the SINE to
feb % JOSIAH VI DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

4>o"CmueT ltTui, lool-lUtn Ddys
Ann Eliza Peytnn. Complainant, !
egaiHst
| Francis Re, ton, administrators, with
the will annexed of Ann Peyton.
deceased; Jonah thompson, and
Margaret his wife, late hsigsre'
Pcyton. one Of the heirs and dew.
sees Of Ann Pc, ton, deceased,
Virginia Pc, ton. raven PeytOn,
John Pc, ton, and West Peyton,
infant children and heirs at Law Of
West Pc, ton, deceased, who was
another ofthe children Cf said Ann; =, ,,.>,,,,.
Craven Pey ton, Margaret re, ton, "e"n>"S"A
Valentine Peyton. Nancy Peyton,
West Peyton william Peyton and
Mar, feyton, children and heirs st
law Of william Peyton, who was
another Of the children Of the said
Ann; Valentine pey,on, and Susan
his wf'. which said Susan was tn,
only child Of Valentine Peyton
deceased. another of the children
ofssid Am Peyton, deceased; and
Abraham Foreman and Elizabeth
bis wife, Defendants,
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that tho
order Ut publication made in this cause 81 the last
Term oFthis Court against Abraham Foreman and Ii.
zsbeth Foreman, has been executed and the said
Defendants still, falling to appear and answer the Com.
painans BILL according to the terms ofthe said order,
TN the Compliments motion, her hill is now ordered
to be taken for confessed and for decree rs to the
said Defendants md this cause now coming o. again
to BE heard. the Cnur consideration If the bill,
swers and dispositions, and exhibitions filed, and OF
the report Ut the Commissioners heretofore returned,
docs order adudge, and Decree that the decree pro.
nounced IN this cause vt April Term. g g. Ne alb.
s,'ue and final as TO all the re.id, e, PENDANTS on
whom process has been served; that the said de.
be now renssted and stand m full force de.
Of th- day against the Defendant Francis Pew
ton, administrator and Of tn heus Of the said
Ann Peyt u. deceased and as sin>t b. Defendants,
Abraham Foreman and Eizs,"th his wife
-eiiih Day.
Nv consent Of the Complainant, and of such Of the
Defendants have appeared and answered, il is
by The Court decrecd that the sale Of the real estate
whereof the said Ann Pc, ton died seized heretofore
decrced to be made for cash. be made he following
termsthst ,stO ssyi that fifth Of the purcha mo-
to three equal nsalInents and that credit OF tire,
six, and months slIowcd d.; and that the title b
retained till payment be made.
Test: EsM LEE. &C.
(Costs S67 81 q.
W. I shall proceed te)sell the Real Estate in
the bin red. gree,by the above decree, on
Thursday, the 18th da. Of March consis ing of
ONE LOT OF GROUND,
On the west side OF Columbus street, Prince
sn. Kiug streets, in the Town 1T AIcxsndra A. feet
front aud ITO feet ces p, on which there sre erected
SwA TTtO zENEdfE WIS,
y'E5;IElAtw two stor : Lig; on. Of brick, and The
ilsszM . her ut wood
sssXsxG0 on-.6fh ot,he purehaee money to he
pal IN cas, ard the residue ne divided INTO thrt
nonh; the title 10 be retained until the last payment
be made Sale to commence on the premises at IL
O'Clock C. SCOTT, DIN.
feD 9-tiSthM For u Ashton, Marshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

Cation. Rice, Molassea, sc.
40 BALES Carolina cotton
lU 10 whole ,;.rees rice
48 half
10 hhds molasses
10 tierces honey
lis bushels ground nuts
Landing from sch:. Philadelphia, for sale BY
feb 20 J.. y w. n. IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

We regret to state that the accounts from the
West, in reference to the overflow Of the Ohio
river, continue to partake of a distressing cha
racter. FrDm Cincinnati we have advices to the
18th instant inclusive, which show that the water,
were still on the rise there, and that the damage
10 property must be very great
From The Enci,lnfl .Y1nsricnu-eIfro
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
Cork Wood and Oars

%'VJk UUu uNu VII .
LOr of very superior cork wood and long oar,
suitable for fishing purposes Just received and
for ssIe nv BRYAN g. SHIRLEY.
Who have in stor-. general assortment OF
10 GROCERIES,
80. feb 20-H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

I'm the House of Representatives on Saturday,
debate of very unpleasant nature took place
between Mr.. Branch of n. c. and Mr.. White of
Florida. on resolution to make some inquiries
relative to the Live Oak, &c. Mr.. White open
" charged Mr.. Branch with NAL practices while
in Office. which that gentleman denied. Proba-
bIy we shall have more of this hereafter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
tur .Snrfutk
The Steamer COLUMBIA,

9&HA6A lie steamer CULU WBIA,
"A In Captain jane. Mitchell Will leave
1s-9Sy1sS4e04 I ambePs wharf at Washing; on,
It 4, and rhomp,on's wharf. at
Aiex,,dr,a 4, ociock p. -. on thursday, Isl March,
for Ncrolk; AVID returning, will leave Norfolk for the
Oistricy, on saturday, .hc Sd.
Passage and fare 81
feb R--St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
MOlasses and TObacco.

UsT received and offered for sale by the soeribers
- Is hhIs prime molasses
1000 lbs sup Cavendish tobacco
S boxes plug do l2s
feb 2S-eo3t FLEMING McVFIGn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

From Lisbon.-The ship Plato, at Philadel.
phia, sailed from Lisbon on the 10th ult. The
Editors of the Philadelphia Gazette learn from
Capt. Wise. that Don Miguel has collected about
5000 troops to repel the invasion of Don Pc
dro About fifty padres, or monks, in con-
vent nearly fifty miles from Lisbon were under
arms. and exercising daily, with a view ultimate
~ to aid their earthly master DON Miguel was
fitting out two line of battle ships;-erecting forts
about Lisbon, and making every preparation TO
resist the enemy. Capt W. says he saw Don
Miguel day or two previous to his sailing The
emperor looked yellow. jaded and haggard; land
was apparently worn out with tyranny.
Ii was the decided opinion of the Lisbonians,
that in case the troops Of Don Pedro were unsuc-
cessful, they would ali be put TO instant death by
the sword without mercy. Orders had been gi-
ven by Don Miguel, that, whenever any of the
citizens of Lisbon were collected in groups to-
gether, not being in the regular line of defenders.
after the arrival of Don Pedro's hosts. these
gruups should b. fired upon BY his regular SOL
diers. for fear Of trrachery. Thus the t,rant,
who sheds blood and Expresses his kind without
scrupe, is ever insecure. His days are consum,
ell by watchful paroxysms Of fear: his repose is
repose on the rock aud the thorn.
Capt W describes Lisbon as miserable and
loathsome beyond endurance. Insolent police.
squalid besgary, and rank vllainy were every
where rife.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

Calcutta papers to the 2sth October have been
received by the edi,Ors of the New York Journal
Of Commerce.
The Calcutta John Bull saws, " We regret to
learn that the Cholera has been making fearful
raSages among the seamen belonging to the ships
now in the river. No fewer than six fell VIC
tins to it in the General Hospital on Sunday
last.'
About the Goth Of October, forty houses were
DESTROYED BY FIRE at Kidderpore; besides which.
great injury was done to the grain that was stor-
ell in the Bazaar.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28

Pennsylvania A convention Of antimasonic
delegates met in Harrisburg. on the 22l instant,
Zone hundred and three members presently On
.he next day Joseph Ritner was nominated as
candidate for Governor, and gentlemen placed
IN nomination as electoral candidates, who are
required to give pledge to vote for William
Wat. aud 4 Ellmaker, the candidates OF the
party for President and Vice President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
Salt.

Salt.
E0On BUSHELS St. Ubcs Salt, for sale by
JlVUJ feb 20 w FOWLE 4 Co.
: sugars.
Oh 'IHD>. prime New Orleans sugars
~ 20 do st. Croix and Porto Rico do
Por sale by w. FOWLE 4 Co.
feb g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
district II CNlumbia.

HerGnHrid COit1fU, NcI.
November Term, l83l--10th Day.
Ann Eliza Peytnn. Complainant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-15
from the St. Louis Times, May 2G. 1
INDIAN WAR


nc steamboat Java, Capt. Reynolds arrived here yes
tertay morning from Gaena. We were ohgingy favor
cd by passcnger,-a gentleman Of voracty and inell
gencc, with the information of another act of hostility on
the part of tho Indians.
On Friday, the 18th inst party of five men command
ed by MIR. f. Stahl set forth from Gaiena on scouting
expedition through the country supposed to be occpie5
by the enemy They had gone about 30 miles, in tho d
meeting any obstruction, when they were suddenly al
had passed the ambush when the Indians arose and fired;
and The first knowledge the surprised party had of the i'm
mediate presence OF the foe the discharge of the muir
defous nile. The Indians painted green, and Law
concealed in tic grass slight dccvity. One of tho
whites, Mr. Durey, killed instantly and two others
had parts oil their clothing pierced by the balls After tho
rt lire, the whites perceving the Indians 10 be superior
~ orce turned and ed,and made their way back TO Ca
lena without any further loss
ms Is the only item OF authentic intelligence we have
rom inc seat oil war Rumor says that large trails have
Dech discovered at tie crossings of the Mississippi above
me rapids and no doubts entertained but ta the disaf
ccted tribes on the western side of the river will go over
TO the assistance of their brethren VIC fear protracfon
Of the contest The force Of the whites regulars and mi
lia Is now about $500 strong but they are not conccn.
ale nor are they, with but slight exception in any de-
gree acquainted with the mode of warfare of the enemy
This state has yet done nothing II il not time that
1t should provide for its North Eastern frontier,
Since the above put in type, we have understood
that General Atkinson and Gov. Reynolds had formed
junction. md proceeded with their forces in pursuit Of the
Indians The main body OF the latter is said to be on
Rock River, about fifty miles from its mouth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-15
May %.


q CONGRATULATIONS rules held in tho
81 clerks office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery OF Meckenburg county, the first Monday in
April, 1882
Alexander Butler, Armistead o. Butler, John III. But
Ter, IN his right and administrator of Charles G.
Butler, Iced, John T. Gale and Jane III. his wife-latc
Jane Keys but formerly Jane H. Butler-Edward T.
Marablc and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth But
Ter, PhGs
against
Hume r. Field and James W. Oliver, Ex'ors. of John
Oliver decd-HOwel L. Jclries admor of Elizabeth Oil
yer, dec Abraham Keen late Sheriff and adm of Asa
Oliver, decd-Robcr Oliver, Joseph Butler and Fanny
his wife, VIM Oliver, son OF John Oliver Armistcad Oil
yer ana Sally Oliver, Defts.
The defendants, Hume r. Feild William Oliver Ar
instead Oliver and Sally Oliver not having their
appearance according TO the act of Assembly the rules
oil this court and it appearing from satisfactory evidence
That they are not inhabitants of this State on motion of
the plaintiffs by Grief Green their attorney il is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here rules to be
holden for the said court at the clerks Office thereof on
the first Monday in July next and the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy of this order be inserted some news
paper, printed in the city of Richmond for months
successfully, and posted the front door of the court
house Of the said county
copy Tesc, JOHN G. BAPTIST elk
May IL lI6-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-15

I'm CHANCERY-Yf Rc1NtA.-At rules held in the
a Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Of Northumberland county on the 9th
day of a pril, 1882:
James and Fleet Cox, executors Of Peter p. Cox de-
ceased, and William Middleton, administrator of Thomas
Conway, deceased Complts
against
Edward Coles, late Sheriff Of Northumberland county
and ia That character administrator of William Gordon de.
ceased, Martha I. Gordon Julanna " Gordon, Catla.
rinc Nelms, Samuel Downing, George Downing Thomas
). Sydnor and Sarah his wife, William Norbert admins.
traitor OF Joseph Conway deceased, and James NJ Smith
executor OF James Smith, deceased, Defendants
This day came The cOmplainants by j. NJ. Berry Esq
their counsel, aud the defendant William Herbert admi-
nsato Of Joseph Conway deceased not having entered
his appearance and given security, according the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that nc is inhabtant of this
Commonwealth is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here The first day OF the next October term and
answer the bill Of the compliments; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shed in the city Of Richmond for months successive
~, and posted at the front door Of the Of this
county Copy, S. a. NJ. LELAND. g. G.
May IL. 8-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-15
May D.

NTOTICE.-By virtue of the last Will and Testament
OF Samuel Nuckols, deceased, the subscriber will
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder the premises on
Thursday the 26h day of July next, if fair, if the
next fair day all the estate Of said decedent both real and
personal, the following terms, TO w the land which
lies partly in Goochand and partly in Hanover countless
and contains about 400 acres third of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash. and the balance in equal
annual payments; approved personal security and a
deed in trust the land TO the two last payments
The personal estate, consisting OF six likely young negroes
horses cattle sheep and hogs, plantation utensils, house
hold, &c on the following terms, to witt six months
dit FOR all sums above five dollars, bonds with approved Sc
cury for five dollars and under cash will be required by
NATHANIEL NUCKOLS, Admir- dc bonis non
al persons having claims against the estate are request
cd 10 bring them forward that due arrangements may be
made for settlements all persons indebted to the arc
requested TO come forward and make immediate payment
May 20. [6-wSw*1 N. NJ