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1.: V , , i fin cuumv at Chatham iuk 130 G. A. Mackee /.Ilifon Janies, M’Guire Cha*. Aflilc*r ).>hn, Merritt Sylvanu* Arnold Joseph, Morris J. A. Amine Francis, M’Kav Henry Arkir Fleming, M’C’Hgan ■— Alford Wm, M’Millen John Alter Faer, Marlnal! llenjn. r Benin. M l.eod Murdoch B. Morin I’eter Burt Thomas, M'Dowell A. Beach Ada.n, Maurice Benjn. hi.in; Jonathan, M’lnioin —— Bal tic J. M Kiiinet Jos. I>. I'irtle N- Moore Robert Brooks JVeujii. Melvin Mrs. Brool i & Dunning, M.irchand l.ewis JJrooks Charles, Marquand & Paulding Bridge Joei, Mein Wm. Burn ugh* O H. Miller James - Bull Harris, Miller Thomas • Brownjohn SatnL Mills Wm. Bi-llirw- ft Ji. Mr'’on’,:y David Brant .Samuel, Milledge Fhilip Box ‘Unis. R. Morel Bryan j: ... Win. Morel Peter H. J’ .ifty Mrs. Mathews David Be; long John, Monet Mor.s. Brown I’ itnck, Mollet Moliit i{e,i the KevJ. Milieu Godlip Bates Win. Marlb Henry C. MofTiuaii Ja. F.fl.ite (’ ,dat Cant. Alonulit Moils. Croilord John, N. Csi moi t John, Nelson Wm. Camphidl Wm. Nichols G. W. Cutiiu.-y E. Me we on Francis t ’..i rallies * Jjtr.fl, New all Cunningham Carmthers Jnfrfd', Nongaaer Huiry Ca)ti|)beii Jolepli, O. \ ('ox John (. Onion ft. i on James i. Oliver James Crime Thomas, Ozeil Ilham Claike Joseph, --* C'-ijuiilioti, I’. B. Oglelby Wm. ( lirillic Win. P* Cahighau, Feoio-kA. I. .v ws James, tick James 111 tidiert James, Piquet Alcxr. Clay Rovd. Joseph, Plait C. J). J'ort Geo. A. l’ot fun Matthew, Parker Dr. Win. Dotliia Win. Petit K. D. Dennis Maria, Page John Duugl.e.ty Titos, Pag* 1 homai Dunn W.n. Po.ock David Drummer Jacob, Purdie John Dufour A.“• Decheneaux Thus. Raymond & Lockwood Delyon iluac, Renlll.ivv Mrs. Delyon Abram, Robinson Wm. |)iiti'y I’at. Richards Abm. Da'i, i R, Richardfoii Riihd. Dominic, Richards Silas Dr Uiarra Mtins. Rots Hugh Dougharty vV alter Rupcl Sami. j. Rupel liaac Fllilon James Robeus James l.ldcrs James Read Jacob. ’ F. S Flemming i ; . T. Slcbbins Rebecca Ford Mmitford ScoHield Mrs. Fabian James Scrivner A. Frith Joseph Shaw John Farmer Jeremiah Surey Andrew Fiftier David Story Benjn. J-.ivjid Peter Shade —- Foul Branto* Sweet G. D. O. Sawyer Wm, Germour Moris Stackhoule 8. H, (oilman James Shelitnan John Giinee Peter Sillliy E. Godfrey Wm. sJtrk James t;||J J, Stuart Thomas Grime* Sterling Spann Michael (frimes Dr. Strain John Oddon Smith Solomon Gtihbon John Stuart James Galafh Mis. Steele Clias Gregory Hardy Stafford Archibald Gardener John P. Scott George U, Small Robert Hills Arthur Sharp John Hamilton ('apt. Sheltal Benjn. Huddy Hun lock Thomplon Robert R. How U-ll Tiirnci i.ewis Hogue Win. Troppin John Hall Henry ‘I orpy 1). Hoffman Jacob lorpyP. Hills James Tippins Augustus Hubbard Piofpcr Taylor David Hall Thomas Taylor Philip Haig Est. of Taylor'Thomas Hart iion Cath. Thiel Jacob. Harper Thomas k . —V iner Jacob Holcombe Re H. W. 1.&.J. Woods Daniel Idler Jacob Woodrufl’ Abner Jacobs Ralph Ward Dr. J. Jenny Win. iltou E. Jenny I'. “ aldington Janies Jeckins Thomas Wyily Richard Jernegan Kxekiel Williams Thos. F. K. \t illiams Stephen Kirk Thomas ‘Villon Joleph Kerby Moab Williams Samuel Kein Reuben White Wm. Keller John A. V hue Steel L. White A Moote Lewi* Jane V lute Edw. 1 tader Polly Woodbndge \V. l.'llonuu t.loas. Watt Mr* Alexr. J amb B. S. Woodbndge Thus. M. l.rbeau Wm. Woodiide l.eroy J. B. Whitley Michael Longloiul Win. H. “ hippie Oncy Lamb Wm. W right Wm. J. H. ft Cos. W ebb Jas. I.awreticr Alexr. Williamlon John P. Lam Wm. “ ylly Mary I.a vernier Benjn. W Intetield Ri. Ksrvl Longworth joleph Webber Frederick Lougwortli Jabe ‘* l.ciiene t. Ygonct Mods. M. Young F. Mart John B. Yamel Hexekiah Miller and Morehcad /.. Macky Robert Zachary JohnS. 1 ho in as \\ hiichcld, Offober IJ. 1808. R. T. R. C. C. THE above defaulters are notified, that their returns mil be received by me for thirty days trom this notification, and that the digest will be immediately delivered to the Tai Collector. J: liulloch. c Ik. O (Sober 13 3 419 Executors Sates \ jVll.l, BE SOLD, in Semen County, on ti e tyth Oflober, at the hmfe of James Hudson, i<he pace vtcre UoUcit lludiun form til) I ved ALE the Cattle, Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Geese, together with all the lloulehold and Kitchen Furtmu.-e, Plantation and Car penter Tom* . late the property of Koot rt Jiud ton, dec alt and. ‘J h. tei.n* will be made known ou the clay of laic. James Hud'on L.\cr. Sept. 19. n. 4*9- ALMANAC’S Far Lrlc at this Clhce. 7- A • A/*, * ‘ NS : J.~ tcr K • i yhT>\ The Packet Brig LOVELr LASS, Robert Movie, mailer. WILL fail with all possible dispatch, —For freigiit or passage apply tothemafter on board ot to MAGEE ii HOWARD- Oftober 7 4t. 4'7* BRANDT. o Pipes Cogniac BKANJcY, receiYfi by the Hr cr Lovely Lai's, from New-Yrrk, For eby JOHN LVERITT. October 7 41. 4 A 7* IO LET. TO let two CONVENIENT STORES tr Hardens wharf. Apply to Magee & Howard. Goober 7 417. ts. hi lib on New-Aoik, x\t a short fight, FOR SALE, bv Geo. Buchanan so Cos. C u I’/’ K i Nl.lvoi 1J F. AN DR/DR KNOX , INTENDING to dole the bu/lucfs carried on in Pis own n.mc the ialt of ifns month ; of which *ll crncerned will take due notice, /tfter which time, he deligns tricing into Copartneifhi p M,. ISINyaMJM S. POPE, j (who h; s rtfided for upwards of four yeur* in the huuft) under the firm of KNOX 6c POJ'K, Who will continue the FACTORAGE ft COMMISSION j BUSINESS, and (letter thrmfclves from their ir.dullry and ptrfeverance, to meet a (hare of j Public favor. I They ixj c£l a general ftipply of 6YJ/J/J.V, suitable for the season, which, together with a general and well chosen afTortment cf GROCER/ES, will be fold on as liberal terms a* any in the place. Mcpienibtr 19. ts. 41 2. KNOX & POKE, (Barrack Gibhon’s Wharf,) Have jufl teceived and noev o t ':r.ir.r, art cxtcufirc trffortrncnt of Wcifli and Yotklliire White arid Biue Plains, Rose, London ft Briflbi DofKe Blankets, Invirncfc and Dundee Cotton Bagging, I'iax and Tow O/.naburgliß, Oznaburgh, white and col >red Threads .Cloths and Kcrfeymeta, PuUer.t Cord, for Veils, Wot flc-d and Cotton Koficry, Cap; and Mils, Calicoes, Ronial and Pocket Hhcikfs. bed Coids, Seine and Simp Twine, Uoit b.ZeTa, Duruntt, and Caltmancocs, Irilh l.inenu, white ft brown P Gentlemen and l adic’a ! late, allotted, j a general aflforttnrnt of Snddlery, Cutlery aud Hardware tiflorted, Patent ft Carolina Hoes, Trace Chains,! Powder, Shot, and Bar Lead, a few fete Tabic Crockery, alfortcd, ALSO, OX HJED, Bar Iron, and Snare Moulds, Salt in faekr or l>y the bulbs!, With 4 (Jcncral alfortircn: of GROCERIES , Oftobcr 3. 416. THOMAS STEWART 7 IN PLATE WORKER, HAS removed liis Store to (lie house formerly occupied by Mr. J. speh Davis, two doo:s tait of the Buck’s Head. T. S. returns hi* molt fincert thanks lo his friends and the public in general, for the liberal encouragement he has re - ceived from them, and hopes that by un* ! remitting attention he will merit a eon- 1 tinuancc of their favors. HE HJS ON HAND, A complete iiffoi cment o( Articles in his Line, which he offers for sale on the molt rea lonablc term . Orders wtll be thankful ly rctnved and punctually executed. LATELY IMPORTED, a complete alTortnient of the befl and molt fafhionable Pell Hanging Materials, which he wilt fix in ihe neatefi manner. Cj* Tiie lug he ft pticc given lor old Pewter and Lead. September 30. 415* RECEIVED, Per the Eliza, Capt. Staiks, aud th. Misstutrrx, Capt. Monies, from Liverpool, an assortment ok W 00 L LEX S, CONSISTING of Rose and DotHe Blankets, Blue, mixed and brown Coatings, Red and white Flannels YX’lefh P.aitis, Yotklhire ditto, Olive, Drab and Mixt. For Site, by JACOB IDLER O Cos. October 10. 41. 4:8. WE w uld advise thol’ethirafteri wto have been Jo busy in defaming good and honelt men, to pay attention to the following ex trad!—they will behold in it their true cha radter*—in it they will behold themfelve*, as in a niiror, stabbing the reputation of the honest Patriot—the reputations of honest men —Let the principles which it is inten ded to illustrate link deep in your heart*— let it convince you, that the reputation of a good man is dearer t him than life. May it serve to convince you of the infamy of your condudts, and therehy ftinrulate you, in future, to adts more honorable. Oltervationt on Defamation. Some prize a reputation as much as they prize life, and fome there are who value a good name much more than ex ilfence itf.if. The last mentioned class is corr.pi.fed ofthr fe wliofc views are not confined to things which are but of mo mentary date ; and of such a3 polfefs minds that dignify the huir.au race.— Theft think •* a good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favor rather than filvtror gold.” To attempt to tijurc the reputation of him who holds reputation dearer tlian life, is a transgression which the greatelt I repentance can fcarccly atone for ; it is a crime which cannot admit of even the colouring of jullitication upon any pnn ciplu whatever, except wc ha : indubi table proofs of the guilt of the person who is the objcA on whom we iirflidt Condemnation and reproach Dcamatiou assumes various forms, in its and lferent tours through the uuiverfe ; for it vilits every c ime, tioweVcr ditl -nt ; no fpet inhabited by Adam’s polferity is a llianger 10 its wanderings. Defama lion fomettmes sallies forth like an open enemy, and auacks the victim of its ven geanceinthe face of day; and at other times, it Ihrctlds itfeif in the mid .tight malk, and adaffin like, deals its blow, in the dark. When a man is attacked in the former manner, he is better able to make hisdefence, as his foe attacks him openly as such ; in the latter case, he Hands to chance at all, and datk scandal mak-afpoitof his chara£!er. Backbiting is the mod dangerous as •.veil as the moll effectual way to black en another’s reputation. Toe moll vil lainous garb of insinuation. The wietch who peeps out his head from the croud, and cries, “ I know something, which if told would prove a detriment to such a man,’’ and then fneaki back to his lur king hole again, is the molt dcfpicable character ot society ; the croud quickly catch the found which he iffucs fdrth, and every one is busy in their conj.df ures concerning the person thus vilely attack, cd ; and as the greater part of mankind are 100 apt to judge unfavorably, the accufcd is thought to be a thousand times more guilty than he really is, and often judged culpable, when entirely in noccut. Behold the countenance of the deftming inlinuator— you may read in his fealurts the conduct he practices ; the demon of inifehief fits enthroned in Ins eyes, and furies fv.tll his brealt, ra ging for utterance. Defamation is often found under the roof of envy. The envious man cannot bear the splendor or merit ; conscious of his own diminutiveness, he looks up with artguilli to the greatness which Ihines in the conduct of another, he lets h.s invention to work in order to find out fome failing in the a&ions of the man who excites his envy ; fume failings he may doubtlcfs find ; for “ what man is there that liveth and tranfgrcfletii not ?” having found a foible, he mounts the ilagc of defamation, and blows the trumpet of scandal through the city— “ Wrath i cruel, and anger is outrage ous ; but who is able to Hand before envy ?” 1 he double-iongucd defamrr deserves to be ranked with the outcallo of the uuiverfe, the offals of human nature.— He who begins with foft words, and speaks plausibly of the objeA he intends iu the end to ctnfure, doeb it with a viev. to exalt the objed a little at full, in or dcr that his fall may be greater. Such mifc'iable wretches generally incur con tempt, and are despised by every hontll heart : they fcldom have penetration e nough to call a veil over their own igno rance, while they pretend to expi fe the failings of another, but arc often so weak in their intellects, and so unguard cd in their cxpreffijiis, that they give fufficient occalhm for the bearer to doubt not only tlieir own ppriiy, but alio to doubt the veracity of what th y relate. 1 happened or.ee to fall in company ; with a person of the above description ; he began by fetiing forth in ti very con fpicuous manner the virtue and amiable nefs cf a certain character ; after a long nil of eulogiums, he added, anti he is a charafter 1 much esteem and revere— but—But what I cries a person who was present, and had been attentively lifltn tng to the encomiums which had been so tavifh’y bellowed—but he has failings, continued Mr. Double Tongue. Lord bless me ! exclaimed the other, without doubt he has failings ; and pray, cou tinued Jjcj can you find a man who is dtfeended from the potlerity of Adam who is free from imperftiflions ? Bu', fays the other, hie failings are of a capi tal nature —He then proceeded to give an account of them, and related traniac tione of lo black a kind, in which the character be had been but jufl before prai* ling was concrred, that we all for a mo-1 incut itood atiouiihcd, & bluthed for the depravity of our fellow creatures. After Double Toogue had finifiied his relation the person who iuterupted hitr.jjft be* J'ofc. ag-in a<!.’ -” 1 L ’ • j rys t e, and is this the ciisr-cter vbcm in the beginning of your (lory you iuior. med us that you much eiteemed and re verred ? Double Tongue recolie&ing himfelf, ablufh of eonfufion overspread I his features, while the sneer of contempt went round the room ; be instantly dar ted from hi* chair, turned round, and looking at his watch, exclaimed, devil take me ! I promised to call at 5, at four o'clock, and it is now half pad five ; the time has dolen away quite imperceptibly ; gentlemen, I mud beg to be extufed. Having said this, he took his hat, bowed, and pr cipitately left the room—Thus do these infignifi cant defamers of reputation expose their ignorance, folly and rafeality. It is a common observation, and I be lieve it has truth for its b ifis, that they who are mod deserving ot ccnfure tbi-m ----felves, are generally the mod forward to censure the fauhs of others, and arc mod lavish in their epithets of afcufe.—- If rtafon had any irfluence, we might suppose, that those wno had experienced the frowns of fortune thetr.felves, would he disposed to coinmderate the misfor tunes of others, indcad of censuring ard abuling them ; but so it is, that we of ten find the fortunate moie inclined to pity the faulty, than those who have been faulty thcinfclves. Reputation is dear, and we ought to be careful of auothet’s good name. We should judge charitably of our neighbor’s conduct, and fay but little ol any one, when we cannot fp. ak to his advantage. “He that keepeUi his mouth, keepeth his life ; but he tfiat openeth wide bis lips, shall have deltiuction.” JUVENIS. The Suhfc r thrr, AT present occupies the WHARF ft STORE formerly occupied by Col. Gordon, and dill continues the Lumber Fn cl or age, and Commission Bufmefi ; Fie will do e Produce on moderate terms. FI AS FOR SALE, Rum, Brandy, Gin, Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Corn and Supet fine Flour, oi this years crop. 7hom?.s ‘one's, Gordon’s IP'iarf. Odober 10. ts. 4.! 8. Mil tr & Moorhead, Have juit Received, in aJJ. ion ta their Tor mer supply of Dr) Goods & Groceries, WELSH PLAINS Hu nhums, Men’s fine Caller Hats, in fmail cases 18 hhds. prime Mufcovado and Loaf Sugars 7 hhds. 3 J proof Wed-India Rum All of which will be fold on real.iab!e terms, for cath or approved paper. Sept. 19 412 Gco’gc Buchanan cr Cos. (JouNsrox’s Square.) Have received by the ltte arrivals from Bri tain their FALL MJPPi Y, COMPRISING A GENERAL ASSORTMENT, FOP. THE TOWN ANI) COUNTRY TRADE, which they will dilpole of on moderate terms. September 30- 415- Robert & John Bolto.i, llatk for Sals, S WEEDS Iron {furred Brown Sugars per Hugihead Loaf ditto per Barrel Inferior Cotton Bagging Crockery Ware in Craws Noithward Rum, and Other articles from Bo ft on Cologne Mil! Stones, feet diameter Slacked Stone Lime. Sept. 23 8: 413 A. SCRIBNER. & id; HAVE just received per the Schr. IHJL DAHft AN NA, from N t iv-Yo k,aft cm fupplv of BOOTS, SHOES and SLIP. FIRS, (or a svrrßioa QUAttrs) Which, together with their former- flock makes their atforunent second to none in this j clt ft I Ail of which they offer at reduced prices at 1 their store, nearly dppofite tiie Oixchange j the one lately occup ed by Ogdens’ and Ba j her August 23 ■ Nclice ;.f tiereby Given, That the C'jpa.rnerft-.,p carried on here l;v V’iilia D.xto, James I3ict(- son and G:;.rge Penny, Under the firmof James Dicicaox, cftCo expired, by it3 own limitation, on the ill indaut ; those who have any demands a gaintl the concern will plea fe prefen t them, and thole indebted, are rtqutdvd to make payment to James Dicklon, who ir authorised to fettle tiie affair* of the concern. William Dixon, James Dickson, George Pe ny. Ia future the business will be continu ed by William Dixon ft James Dickson under the firm ot Janies Dickson, oc Cos. June 30 88 BILLS ot LADING For SB: at this OSLe. NATC TZ Sept. 16. Letter* from Natchitoches, under date of the sth of September, date that the Spanifii army continued encamped at the Bayau Pierre, and was supposed to be twelve hundred drong. Governor Cer dero from Antoioe, had arrived at Na cogdoches with a reinforcement of 300 regular troops. Governor Claiborne was diil at Nat chitoches, and between him, and the pf ficer commandin ‘ the Spamfh troops, several letters had palled. Governor Claiborne h6s ordered a detachment of militia to be in readmefs to march— Lie troops from fort Adams had not arrived but were daily expedited.—The Spantlh Governor, Horrcia, has arrdlcd three Americans front Kentucky, of the nam ;j of Biewtler, Shaw aud Irvin, auci suit them prisoners to St. Antoine—Gov. Claiborne has demanded their immediate rcleafe. —The Spatiiln arm / has evinced no difpcfiticn to attack Natchitoch -s— ----they avow their ouj.ct to be, to pref rve inv.otate the territoiy of the King their mailer. It i* believed at Naehuochrr, that nothing prevented the American troop:, from inarching agamic the Span* mriL but orUcrs to that effedt. The removal (by order or the PrelL dent) of a detachment of Spanilh troops latt winter cr, the welt IrOe the Sabine, i* afiignrd by the Spaniarueas the reason lor augmenting their force, in v.-liat they call the province of Texas Th s province tlv.y.f y, extends to a lit tle Bayau abeii fix mile* from Naelii toches, called th*. Refunds. Ti e fettle s of the B-yau Piure wh.re the Spanilh army now is, have confilered themfeives ui,dcr the government ot Spain. NEW-YORK, October 3. Capt. Luce, arrived at Philadelphia, informs, that on the.27th ult. 10 leagues L. from Cape May, at b A. M. he saw two large flips, ap parently frigates, which, from all appearance, had been engaged; one had loft the head of her main-mall, and her fails, which were then set, were in a fluttered condition, f ppofed to he from lhot—though in that crippled stat.:, the was purluiag the other, which was making off. Extruft of a letter from the firft mercantile heufe in Amflerdarn, to his friend in Phila delphia, dated Slit July, 1800'. “ You will aire dy have heard that Lo is Bonaparte, -A’as roniinated.and is lung of.Hol iandjt is is really one of thole ftr_nge event* that we gaze at with furprize, hut in wonder ful times, nothing ought to ailonilh us —All I can lay is, I hope it v.iii tend to tne advantage of our delolated country. This week we re ceived the news that peace was figusd between France and Kudin, on the idth inst. at I’ari*, and it is imagined that this is the forerunner of a peace between England and France, many in this place are cl opinion it will thortily hap pen But I cani.otimagine how it can be polii ble ; the intei'eii, ..nd the diflerent views of these powers ate fuen, tha noti.mg but a mir acle can make them agree.—You may reply we are in an age of greater miracles...ii peace Jhouldtake place this fall, without being a pro phet, the ambition and encroaching ijnrit ot the one party, will occasion the other to open rup ture beiore next Iprir.g, this I am convinced of. Oiffoi.fr 4. Extracts fiom the Log-Book, of the Experi ment, Captain i huritpn, arrived atl’hila.- dtlphia. Sept. 6, failed fiom St- Jago de-Cuba in co. with the brig-Sally, Griffin from Philadelphia ; brig Sally, Wheeler, and brig Rolla, Clap, for New-York; ft hr. Adeline, > rotvn, for Isalti„ more. Spoke the ichooner Ruby, capt. Nel son. 7th, was hoarded by the British sloop of war Lark, treated politely and d.ln.died, ltith, was boarded by a Briton frigate, and treated politely, lyth, by a boat fiom ihe Britilh fri gate Anson, with an cf.iter and 1G men, and after running usteu nu.es to leeward, tok the lltpercargo aud niyfelf on board tlie frigate, ■wner. they lwore us to the neutrality of the property and tout we were not hound to the Havaunah They detained, and then lent the boat on board the fchoouer a Itcond time, with oraers to {earth her dollars. Accordingly, they broae open the i:-t.lies, and loon covered the decKs v, ith the cargo; opened the boxes, and Halted the lugar ; but not finding any dollars, tiiey Lid us proceed, leaving us about 5 P. ivd. with the decks Crewed with the cargo. IPth, est” Matanzies, lpcke flop Frankiin out 23 daysirom New-York ior Havaunah—had been detained 3 days, a.-ti her cargo hoilted out, by a Providence privateer —-nd then perlintted to proceed. October 7. l.xtraei o r a letter, dated Montreal, Septem ber .0, 10, ;G T hree perlons liave been ta ken in the Juburbs oi .this town, in the adt of throwing oil a cotihderable number o! Bark ! r.ctes, chi Jly 1 am told of the Merchants bank \ of New-York, ard lorne other banks ol the U - ntted Sti. es. ‘l i-.cy lay that they arc extreme i ly w 1 liexecuted. I am *o.d that they have t {pu:.d m tjic lie..it where these perlous were apprehended, near fifteen thouland pet;* is in counterfeit bills. It is reported c'. .t er let is in the country, adting w u-. e r>ai ner.” ‘J h - brig Robinfon it. vy and; _ .rent Ntari.illes, ana 3G from Madeira. Ft; at Marfeiiies, ‘ rig Bellona, Smith cf N. Haven for Mogadore, to fail next Jay. Sept. t7,iat. 32, 52, long. CC, was boarded by the Britifn trigate Mermaid, was detained 5 hours. Tha captain oi the Mermaid informed, that the Busy bfig of is guns, had a levele engagement with a Fiench frigate ot 44 guns off Bermuda, and beat her oil. A fleet of 47 iail cf merchant men, Convoyed by the Orp eus and Venn* frigates aud Wolverine sloop—they failed front Madeira 3 day s before cant R. N otincation. THE Ortdi.or* , f the 1T BOVVMER J- SMI i G, arc notified that tiie Cuint of Ordinary, wiil onl ntaru.tv the 23d cL” of *his liiitani, pro ced to pay or apjv ttirt (a3 the case may he) ter c;ed tors 01 wmctj a l perf. .., cunccr.eil, arc reqJetted to ta.-.3 due not, cr. Er rafl from the minuter, Eduard U’ file. Clerk of the Court of Ordinary, Oct< Ur it jt. ig ‘worich. AIL persons htvtng den ar.ds rgunff the la*? James Moljman, Eiq, or a. gu.nft tl.e lUiftriUt in Lit, u.vn name, 01 at Eve; vtor o r the tilate f Moffman, e. • l pleats hard them in as sennas poflib e, dn ,7 attested, to Jir. Willimv. Mem, that ti.ft lame rr.a> ue pu: •>. a train for lett emer.t, jaubes Oliver. J Angu .2?