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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-10-28

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Seotaihg SffsPsn bis fannie n d. T.
ehila'l wishes - 30 STATE ths,s - Z
"st sHee'asl ~ fsl s,inF pa,s - - ~ n
preventing the eohsequstess = We ga
'" we sheefiasiy soHsl wi,s /
a .frers case ofiseiLinr ,.,,l +" I 4s
pfG'"f' cured By ths i~ntalifbl. tssar /
Syrup OF Dr.. ". Evaas. A.. '|s'tsh
siding at No. S Madi,o, :, AsFsslss,
since nj The Medical ~. ta,'d . e.
Chatham Street.. n. y. and W Esn
the syrup for her child. ubo NAs'aa
ating pain during rhe proces. 'ga'f'ag t4r
nnenieutarlly threatened ~, N'thft4 |
'fI y were extremely loas, ssts |
s ~ ,e'A'"ea on tie stomach. A. y /
80! " SpPhcaiion, the alaFn,n~ tes /
, ceased, and by Continuing ~ eess
syrup OF 'ae gums, the bowels IN , ~f e 4
I@"s qahe NATURAL As a tribute e. att |
thc oeneht Afforded the child. a, t'"gsts |
ro,~afa Oi hef own accord, and feel, ss us.
pupheHy TO toe above. Paw N! "ath,
applying at 100 Chatham street p''aas
eFai counierieits advertised. No 'H''' a. s,
the genuine for sale. ~ o"ef PACE
w i"FokfAsr TO Norm,
generaiiy~ suffer much uneasin.ss , -tls,
OF Their teeth. Whatever an" it ea, |
symptoms attend this process Of tooa' W h..
produced invariably from The b,.II.. ~fi lsl a,
nnamed condition ofihe partsE,I9 "ttass a..
cipai indications OF cure are 10 ,L., he sn.
nation and TO soften, soo,he and ,.r"' ne isa,..
II that is effected, the ipian, We sssa
subsequent fever, naturalization pe.'hss fsr
iwitchins oftendons, Group, caalA "V0t besb,
sions, displaying their fatal cona@ atsu-
mothers, nurses or guardians ha,e ,tAp,ata
iured with painful and protract.d Sur 'a'' .s.
this notice attracts then atteptio, ,IIN"H'aS at
De deferred from purchasing a bo,ti. u" la.ac NJ
SYRUP Tor obiL,as| tfAEX
incompatible virtue Of which H. 'tsbtf, Ia
the most distressing cases f~l~tts'tl u.
70 the infants gums as directedl "en 'Pf3a
Inc remedy has restored ,bensan '"'as'st-
"hen on The verge ofthe grave 10 ny : saefs
-heir distracted parents, attacked ,ih 'ne'ea y
ma mortherous ma~lady--couy ulsion, "' asd
OF whom also may be ob,,io.,
.k. GOODIES CELEBRATPh' rr
MALE PILLS. THE BARnNND ~.
t~UTCHELER HERB Pills 'UN
FEVER AND AGTEI pu DR
STa W.. SDUiANlC PILLS. DR
Tie "6G re, 'npaluadle Medicine, are ,,J
U oHATHaM STREET, Nrw.yo,r
5 SOUTH SEVENTH ST., P%ulLAptr'n.
30 CoRNhiLL B@osroN, Mass.
md ofMe foitoming .4gent,
l.. PERRY, Su5eNsTiov
James Russell, 81 .gnoa. w.
Jeremiah Potter, BuyJincton
VIM. H. Sadlrd, EcesersM yS"'
Geo, w. Webster, pioT,5,nn,
Walton & Son, .Von,"e%5sr"'
J. +. Roberts, Ver~%,,a,
ID. w. Brewster, .Hidd'%a,,
Wne,s"n. WhiieAaA.
$. W. Caldwell, Roelt,gr,
Thna sui Suh, Standardization.
r "% anh'fl. Buffalo.
O'o"artout. Utica.
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Notice.

subscriber has given his son William II.
N. Moritz his time, during the remainder orh;.
minority, aud he would notify all concerned. thai
he will claim none of the said VIM. n. Mor;,z,s
earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting
~. JOHN NORTH
Highgate. 9th Aug, 1910. 1873
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CERTIFICATES.
FeUer end Ague cured.

10 DR.. Hunt: 10 'fe
Dear sir-Believing it a duty l owe you as a
successful practitioners, as we'll as those who may
be similarly afflicted. | take pleasure in acknow-
edglng the benefit | have derived from the us of
your valuable Medtr,na
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sns@ DIR. N
Renovating Mixture.

ENL 1872 VI
FOR THE CURE of RHrum.rIss
Scrofula or King's-EviI, Hip diseases,
painful affections of the bones, liberated
throat and n~ostrils, Ulcers of every de.
scription, Fever Sores, and Internal Alb
s~cesses, Scald Head, liberated feet and
legs, Blotches, and all kinds of diseases OF
the skin also, PILES, in their most ae-
grayated form. Nrs n 81 ,a}si
This medicine is singularIy eficacious in
renoyating those constitutions which have
been broken down by injudicious treatment.
In general terms, il is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
OF the blood II vitiation of the humors. of
whatever name or kind. Some Of The
Shove complaints may require some iriHing
assistant application, which the circum-
stances OF the case will dictate but for a
general remedy or prescription to remove
the cause, this compound will be found
sufficient.
or oil remedies yet discovered for the
cure OF . particular disease, this is The
most certain. Ii makes a speedy and per-
manent cure, without the least regard TO
diet, exposure, or application to business.
Even when the disease has become cons,i.
t%ntional, and Mercury with other ~ponula,
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known to fail OF performing /,
cure. The proprietor gives no long ouaek-
ish recommendations, but leaves the med.
cine 10 speak for itself.
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IMPARTIAL CALL.

"A LII persons indebted TO the subscriber or The
A laie hrm Of ]. A. VAN DUzEE & Co. VII
take NOTICE and PAY oYR by the 18th day
oil AUGUST next, and save cost
+. V. GOODRICH.
swantsn, 18th July 1910.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW york MARKET, Sept p.

Ashes-The receipts ofboth POtaud Pc an Ashes con
tianes light and all arriving taken at 10 for Pot
and 81 for Pearls-h0ders now de inad an advance OF
these rates. The sales of tile ee comprise nboutb0l
bbls of both kinds,
Cofee-A fair demand is noticed orevery description
1000 bags OF Brazil have been sold this week at 100
and IL; 800 do Cuba I0, 300 do Lagpira OF lOi II
500 do Java AT l23 10; 800 ST. Domingo at cents and
1900 bags Java and sumaira, ON terms not TRANSFERRED
COtton-'rhe supply during the last few days has been
rather than usual for the season. consequently
holders have been anxious TO sell, and prices are
rather in favor of purchasers 800 bales Upland and Flor
ida have been taken l0a and 100; 300 Mobile at a
III; and $50 New Orr cans at 9 IL cents-prncpaly
for home consumption.
FlOur-The receipts OfWesterH Flour are rather llgt
for the season, consequently holders fra, and in
many instances slight advance has been obtained on
last weeks prices. The demand, however, is confined
Genessce may be quoted at 50 s. g., and So l2i per
barrel; Ohio in round and flat hoops at "a "a a s.;
Troy and Michigan, at 81 80 So; Georgetown and
Howard street, at 50 so s. 62, and Richmond Coun-
try at IS so; Rye Flour remains steady at SO SO %,
and Corn Meal at 81 SO 2s in barrels and Sl5 in hhda
Grain--We noticed ON Wednesday last sales of %
600 bushels Of Ohio Wheat at 81 90 81 0cts per BUSH
cash; since then two cargOes have been Sold 81
O6, the other on terms not made public. There is not
so much enquiry for Cornsales made in the ear
y part of the week at So cents for Northern and Jersey
is held at 81 So cents We have alteration TO no
ee in Rye. Oars are in request ut 6 3S cents for
Northern, and Southern at ~ Il 81 cts
PrOvsions-Prme Pork continues in good demand;
with very moderae supply there is considerable en-
curry Tor mess pork, which is taken at $3.50 $3.50
We have no change TO notice in mess or prime beef
steady sales are made at our quotations. Lard con
tnues in good demand at II l2i cents and hams al
liz IL cents
Teas-We noticed on Wednesday last a sale of Teas
by auction, which went off with great spirit, and former
prices were fully supported. Yesterday large guam
iity imported in the ships Ehen Preble, Providence,
Samarang, Zenobia, J. N. Gossler Aphofpc and Nav
igalor, were ofered-te sale was well attended, but
off very heavy at decline of about q per
H., and a considerable portion Withdrawn.
TObacco-The sales of Kentucky leaf have not been
extensive, about $50 hhds have changed hands the
pflccS-cOnlmOn
for selections from 81 10 10 usual time Of credit-wh
81 hhds Virginia at about Sc. There is Cuba Tobac
in first hands,
this week. The demand is rather increasing, although
manufacturers MS yet buy sparingly.
Freights-There is no improvement TO be noticed in
freights IIavre, Liverpool London and quota
lions m be considered nominal Flour is taken for
Liverpool at Is Cd, and Wheat in bulk at Sd per bush.
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VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
TuyIIE SUBSCRIBERS will sell BY Auction

the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, at one p
M on MONDAY. the 18th day of September next, a
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM
lying within four miles of the city of Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore and
Havre-de Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly soou
in the worst weather.
II has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
nIres and is in beautiful ofcultivaton. Thegreat
er part well set in clover timothy II contains 3i4
acres of land, full portion of which is in fine wood
The Southern line of the Farm bounds upon the waters
of Back river where there is fine fishing and shooun.
II their seasons.
The barns, stabling and shedding quite large an
in good condition. and there is plain small Dwell
ING near the road. There one or two beauttul
sites for dwellings upon the place. There is way me
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling. and noble
spring of water flowing into it, An extensive ana eX
cellen orchard fine ice house, and altogether the pro
perry of the desirable in the neghborhood OF
Baltimore. It is sufficiently to be used for mIfR
and vegetable farm for market
We will also sell with without the fTm 20 head OF
Cattle part f bred, part nearly full bred Durhams,
large number of Hogs, some of them genuine Berk-
shiTe farm horses and carriages horses pOughs, carts
wagons horse rakes, cider press, and every thing ne
cessay carry excellent and extensive an estab
lishment.
Terms of sale for the Stock cash; for the farm, in
cash. and the residue in H. ls aad "a MONTHS with in
from sale The title will be made clear and IA
dsputabe. JOHN GLENN.
jy9-law9t5t GEORGE EARNEST.Jr.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF.

SLATE! SLATER! SLATE ~
MNTILLIAM BAYLEY, Slater, has received by
w the ship Pocah0nas from Liverpool, his fall sup
MY of those beautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs of
which, (tlat he put last fal) have been much adj
mred In order obtain the best article in his line,
the subscriber has gone to the expense of an experienced
Judge of the article, in England visiting all the WEIGH
ullafres and purchasing the BEST without regard TO
price and invites examination of his present stock,
being satisfied it will compare advantageOusly with any
thing of the kind ever brought to this market
He has also constantly on hand full supply OF
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known on
the continent aud he will be able give entire
satisfaction 10 those who may favor him with their work.
To those not acquainted with the fact, he would state,
that The cost OF slate roof is very eGf anymore than
the best Shingles and considerably less than those pre-
tended to fire proof roofs which, upon the near APP
proach of fire. get into melting mood, and disappear,
leaving the property they intended to protect an
easy prey to the dev0uring element
The subscribers yard Is on Union Dock, below Fleet
street brdge dwelling, Front St, 10 the Theatre
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
above. Ibt sc III
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AUCTION SALES.
POSITIVE SALE AUCTION.

= ea THE STEAM BOAT SOUTH CAR
kNZtRk OLINA will positively be sold by Ahe-
asEsazzsZ ton at the Exchange in Baltimore on
THURSDAY 24th INST 1910, at O'Clock. The above
boat built in Baltimore in 1885, under the mtd
ate inspection of tho Atlantic Line, for Sea Boat be-
tween Norfolk and Charleston was au ed up on the
ways in September 1889, repaired, cau& newly cop
pered and logged is y feet long % feet broad and l2
feet deep. Her Engine, Machine, and Boilers were
built by Waterman Bratt is l4O Horse power, 81 feet
stroke A inch Cylinder, Heavy Copper Boilers, has
the inventory, and well calculated for $50 to 300
passengers has about $50 life prescrvers, with Anchor
Chain Gables, Boats with mast, sails and rigging
complete. By order, L. SHEPPARD, Treasurer
sep. 10, dts.
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PITTsBURG MARKET, Sent lOlh.

Flour-From wagons is still selling Of from 1881 TO
34O at which price we believe none is bought but for
home consumption.
Grain-Wheai, SIS n Sc cents, There is considerable
activity in this article. Oats Is a lie. Barley Soc
Bacon is improving, and good article is scarce. We
hear of sales al from ne for hog round. Hams
very scarce, and are worth Zoe per h.
Sat-From boats 81 ,56 little doing
Iron.-Pig Metal-Sae at sos and at 500 per ton.
Bloonls-Ve hear of sale of considerable LOT at S6j
which is an advance.
Sugar is very firm at to &c in the hhds.
Whiskey has advanced little and is selling al
o]9c al the river,
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SITUATION WANTED.

HDY Young Man, assistant clerk in a Grocery,
hB Flour, Commission Store, Bar keeper or any other
situation where he could make himself useful TO his
employer Good recommendations will be given in
regard TO character, &c. Apply to
LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
No West Fayette Street, basement story ofBarnum's
City HOTEL General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers
Office, Old Establishment.
d4t
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

EZ NIGHT & COLBURN, booksellers and Station
"a ers, Ia Balto ST., few doors East of Charles,
have on hand general assortment of School Books
and Stationery, which they will furnish at wholesale
retail at the lowest cash prices. At sep 10
NJEW BOOKS-Letters and Speeches various
lN subjects, by Lord Brougham.
SLACK Ashore by the author of Ratin the Refer"
For sale at KNIGHT & COLBURN'S
Bookstore and Circulating Library,
sen 10 At la Bal. ST.
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,aLEX.aNDRLa M.aRKET. Sen. -.

Maryland Tobacco.-The quantity offered this week
has not been large. All offered, has been sod-say
from 400 hhds. prices ranging from 4 90 TO 800
according quality. The most of the sales are, at from
$5,25 to $500 for fair to good.
Wheat-Saes of one cargo red not strictly prime, at
81 ,03 Sales continue to be made from Wagons at
from 95 cts TO 81.
Com-SaleS of about 5000 bushels prime white, ill
tended for the Madeira market, at So cts.
Oats Sale of carg0at % cts. struck measure.
Rye-Saes at 50 Sc cents.
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RE OV A l..

M ICHARD DUVALL respectfully informs ms
IL friends and the public generally, that ne his Ie
moved to No. 40 BALTIMoRE STREET, hNE p"o.s
West of his former stand and nearly Opposite hanover
street where he has hand and shall continue 10 Keep
large and choice selection of CARPEIlNG, So :,
Consisting of super Velvet, Saxony, Brussels, npe.
threepy super and fine, Ingram and Venetian Cafpeung
with Rugs to match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy ana ram
Floor Baizes. Table and Piano Covers ana an o.nei
articles pertaining to the trade most OF me goouS ae
expressly for the city trade. and will be sold as cheap
and ON as favorable the can be purcse'
of any house in This city, Philadelphia or New fotk
tlrz-Persons wishing TO supply themselves with an,
articles in his line requested give him call beor
making their selections, du au ~
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7EVHE UNDERSIGNED, would respectfully m

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully IN
Z form the public, that he has recently increased
stock of materials by the addition OF several NEW and
BEAUTIFUL FONTS OF TYPE, FANCY BoRDERs, &c &c
Together with eight PRESSES, OF the very pest con
strction which will enable him 10 execute every de
scrption Of ,,,,-,,,r pp1>rrtNc
with me greatest facility, in the neatest MANNER anu d"
very MODERATE PRICES E.. .oIoro5
Puntng in Gold, Silver, Bronze and fancy eolored
Inks. ,,-,.t - .,,or;can II. INK
Nm ,prR Bank Post, Folio Post, 4to Post, roofs
Can and Printing Papers of every description, BanE
Cards of every size and quality, all OF Wnc "a an
LOWEST PRICES. r r.,i -
Persons in want of any desc npton OF Printing, are
respectfully invited TO call at the ONCE ana eSaiH'
specimens. ..,- ,,r,. -.
tended to- - . 49, 60, ii. hChfH''
y3O 2aw I'm
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PERFUMERY! PERFITMERYM

EHT K continue to manufacture and have for sale a
w very general assortment of PERFUMERY, Toll
LET aud FANCY SOAPS, COSMETICS, Sc, pre-
pared from the best materials. and put up in handsome
STYLE 10 which ask the attention OF persons visit
ing is city for the purpose of procuring their fall goods.
In addition TO the above. we have French, German
and English PERFUMERY, all of which we offer on
the most accommodating terms. Orders thankfully
ceved and goods carefully packed with the greatest des-
match ]. o. & N. w. MCCORMICK,
No. 46 Gay ST., east of High,
and .22da Baltimore St,
40 he OIL door east of MeCIean,s alley.
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m NIMEDIATELY, % 10 30 good House Servants
of good character of both sexes from - y
of age, slaves for life for very extensive H0el i'll the
city of New Orleans, where they will be well treated,
and references will be given il required, that they
expressly for the gentena's use and not for spec
ulaon and fair cash price will be given on application
TO LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, No. West Fayette street, basement
of }arIrum's Hotel. au6
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w TED.
SITUATION WANTED,

UDY a Young Man from the Eastward, as clerk in a
Id Wholesale or Retail Grocery Store, or any other
respectable situation, where he could make himself
full to his employer The very best Of references, &c,
can be given in regard 10 character
For further information apply TO
LEWIS f. SCOTT,
General Intelligence and Agency O1ice No. , West
Fayettc Street, basement of Barnum's City Hotel
III
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Exports last three days 3o9oo aoaoo

Leaving balance ofstock of.................42 l3
Sugur-This article continues to maintain very firm
and healthy appearance, and is in very good request at
the full quotations of our last review The sales since
then embrace about 300 hhds mostly for export at prices
varying from a u C, which we quote as the extremes
of the market
Moasses-We have no alteration 10 make in prices;
the demand has rather improved within the last week.
Prices remain firm at l6c, as last quoted
Four-The increased arrivals this week have some
= what depressed the Market and we now quote super
fine at Sc $6,25 with rather downward tendency
The latter is generally maintained for sales 10
small extent.
Whiskey-There is but very little demand for this ar
tice Small sales of recied effected at 2ic on the
levee and 25c from store. The stock is very large.
Pork-The demand is merely limited TO orders for
plantations. Clear, $40 Sc a $20-Mess, Slsa Sl9-M
o, SIT to Sl7 50-Prime, SIG $l6 So
BaconThe stock of this article is very light, and but
little arriving; sales entirely confined to home
sumiion. Hams, canvasssed, 12a l4c-uncanvassed
IL l2lc-Sides, 10. 1lc-Shouders, u &c.
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WRY order of the commissioners of insovent debtors
ID fer the city and county of Baltimore, notice Is
hereby given 10 the creditors of JESSE L. SLEMhER,
an nsolvent debtor that personal discharge main Deen
granted 10 the said debtor and that the said creditors
Te0red to attend at Office of the said commission
ers in the court house, in the city of Baltimore, on the
NH dav of Sept next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed for
their benefit; and to give all the information IN their
possession the said commissioners TO enable ue 70
repo 10 Baltimore county couIt agreeaby TO act of
Assembly passed at December session, 1851, entitled
san act relating nsolven debtors;" and the TN day
of November next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case before the said commissioners.
Dated the 18th day of July in the year 1910.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

HNOR SALE.-A very likely MULATTO GIRL =
e bctweet2 S 10 years sf age TO serve until she is
a. she is well grown for her age and can come Llghy
recommended She is from the country and has been
brought up to house work. The present owner sells
her on account of having further use for her. For
other particulars apply to LEWIS F. SCOTT
General Slave Agency and Intelligence Office, ola cs
adjustment, No. 2 West Fayctte street, basement
of Bafnum's City Hotel. au III
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WHY order of the commissioners of insolvenI debt
HBors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice Is
hereby give to the creditors of SETH SUMMER
son, an insOivent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted the said debtor, and that the sad
creditors required to attend at the office OF the sad
com ission ers in the court house, in the city OF bal-
moreoon the 18th day Sept next, at 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees, 70 De
appointed for their beneht and to give an tle hlof
mato in their possession TO the said commissioners 10
enable them to report Baltimore county COURT agree
ably to3aIdct of Assembly, passed at December SEES
ion 1871 entitled 'an act relating to lnsoVent
nd thah the 7h day of Nov hath been liked tor
he final hearing in his case, before the said eohs-
sneEs. 80.
Dated the 9th day of July in the year ls4O
aIAT2
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EHY erordof the commissioners OF lhsolvent aeb
Is ors for the city and county of Baltimore, notice i
hereby given to the creditors of LAMBERT 5. BECK
an nsoyent debtor that personal discharge hath Deen
anted 10 te said debtor and that the said creditors
are required to attend the Office of the SAID commas
soners in the court house, in the city OF Baltimore,
Ia nominate trustee on trustees, be appointed for
their benefit; and TO give ali the information IN their
rsessien TO the said commissioner TO enable them 70
reDor TO Baltimore county court, agreeaoiy 20 an act Oh
Assembly passed at December session. 1851, shhae
An aet relating to insolvent debtors, and the nfsL
nday OF oct next hath been fixed for the maj hsarhg
af his case before the said commissiers
Dated me 3Oth day of June in the year le4o