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»iXBLICAK. ThorsiUJ E^Wnl, Qcfobet ■«, 181f S A V.VXXAII- „ J L VIEST from *HR west-indies. • Vi,-nr of the schooner Adeline, sixteen days Captain - /<j u ba> informs, that a gale visited that from Bar. ’ rreft lir theuiemorydfthe oldest inhabi- piaee, (tne Septe n^rlas^idoii%great 4amage to tin ) Jjntiie gdch was its violence that the the »<ljuci-o • j- orest were either levelled with the lar/e trtc9 ‘”j the trank. Markets-ddll. Captain e or s on -his homeward passage, in lat.26, by M o 3 P n^r, and treated politely, a > -a.rth.ig-e P (etter from Port-au-Prince, that this We '^conflict likewise extended its ravages to His- rieinemwT, crops f„ r the most part have been destroy- * * . . * * 1 ' 11.. UtKtfkW if SITAo. kn residue materially injured; which, it was be- fi There, would keep up, if not encreaae,the existing liev“- . Flour was selling at Scantling, j* the tBiddle of (hundred bales Johnston. . -a-. For Boston .. ■* > The superior new brig FAWN,E. Jones; mas ter, intended as a regukr trader, will positively :sail TOMORROW. Forfreighter passage ap- ply »ta the captain on board, at Hunter’s wHarf, or to John Lathrop &“Co. Oct ; P 1 et i^hprices'of American produce, g-,2 Idee, 1U, a U. Shingles, cypress, 10. %. ' Boards, £4D P er til0URand feet - ’= A le-ter from Port-au-Prince, dated 8th mst- to a mep. cantile house m this city , states that the schooner Hun ter belonging to this port, commanded by captain Brown, h!lb|n seized at Aux-Cuyes, tor pnacy-Brown escaped in his prize. COMMUNICATED. & n-,1 for Christ Church, in this city, arrived vester- , A ■ n ton . it is from the foundry of Messrs. rVuv'&Soii of hat place, weighs about 1600 pounds, E oroiioiniccdbyjudges (who examined it before it was ihiooed) W be equal, if not superior to any of foreign * lt e aod is furnished at a much lower rate than cm 'could have been imported from Europe. * THE TREASURY. Wc have understood from very respectable authority, th t .. secretary of tlie treasury has been appointed in t’n pLce ot Mr. Dallas, resigned, and that it is expected he "ill enter on the duties of his office in a few days, tve have not heard positively who the gentleman is, but it is rumored that the-honorable Wiui.ut H. Crawford, from tiie war department, has had the offer.—Register. HAVANA. Fi-fn the government p iper of Havana of Sept. 6, 1816. instructions have been issued by the superintendant, atl interim, of the royal treasury, in compliance with the royal order of the 5th of June last; that no foreign ves sels shall be ..dmitted into the pnrtsofihis island,unless tin' present the certificates of our consuls residing in the places fiMin whicii they come. The term of four months js allowed, dial notice of this regulation may be given in the United Slates, and other foreign countries in America, and die term of eight months is -allowed for a like object as to the countries in Europe—it being understood that at the termination thereof the saidp - ecautionary measure will be rigorously eiiforced. Havana, August 16, 1816. Sesako. The Hartford (Con.) Mercury, of the 8th inst. says— «\V<; ..re stiil without sufficient returns for members of congress, to give the result of the late election. We are strengthened, however, in the opinion heretofore given, viz. that not more than onej-if any of the present mem bers are re-elected. >tr. Pitkin perhaps will be retained but the others, we think wilUhave the people’s leave to retire after the next session.;’ It has been heretofore stat ed, that all the federal ticket had succeeded. Colonel Putt.ipRbad, republican, (formerly in congress) is Loti t- d lo the fit leentit-congress, from the Hartford dis trict Maryland, arid, not Mr. Ahcukh, as we have stated from,misinformation. - In die state -f Delaware, it appears, that+hea£ <1 eibt widen of the two republican candidates sui at me congressional election. One of them is by., a though rmyon die same ticket, itis not asce; winch of an.—JCationdl Intelligencer. FROM GUADALQUPE. Captain Andrv ws, arrived here from Point Petre, fGuadaloupt > advises, that it continues very sickly at tLu ,nace. He witnessed, while there, one hundred fune- ruU in one day. Captain. Andrews lost two men at Spirit Petre, and one on the passage.—Prov. Put. ■ • NAVAL, DEPOT. The United States’ -agents, appointed to survey the several rivers emptying into the Chesapeake, for the pur pose of ascertaining the. most eligible spot for-a Naval Depot, nave completed their labor, land itis understood, thatGosport has been fixed on as possessing superiorad- vautages to any other site in that quarter of the country. Newport, October 2. Information from various, sources authorises us to say, I}.,.; the republican.freemen of this state intend to sup port candidates as electors of President and Vice-Presi dent of the United States, at the ensuing election.— Rhode Island Republican. Nkw-Oulbajis, September 11. The want of rain in some of.die districts of this state and the Mississippi territory, has, in a certain degree, in- [ jure.i the crops of cotton—but, in the aggregate, there i. win be very large crops. More cotton, perhaps, will be j rats- d.aiui brought into our market tins fall and tlie en suin' winter and spring, tlian ever lias been in one year. Sugar crops will also be very abundant.—Lou. Gaz. Richmond, October 12. A singular circumstance took place in this city, on ^Thursday night. A man and his wife were quarrelling, lthe nusb.nd beating his helpmate. She flew', from urn-buy left behind her, her but not his son, of about 10 fi'ars l -t age—The htt,e boy,-irritated afthe treatment of ris mother,grasped a gun which he found in the room, and discnargeditaithe man—who wa* wounded; but not rilortady, ^ . . norues example. Major Joey Pivkehox has left to each of of the two He :gious societies in- Londonderry, pot far. from gSClUtl, h r tiie support ,f the Gosple—and 12,000' aVi fund to -'.cademy, lately incorporated in that town by the name cl runtcrion Academy.. . . - V SC?* Subscribers living jvest of Barnard street are requested to seiyl for their papers, as the carrier is indispb&d. - — 'mi«<®> e& tm ■ port Of savannah, Thursday, October 24,1816. For New York The. ship ONEIDA,’ captain Hillard, will' be .ready to take in on Monday next, and Will meet iWith dispatch. Forfreight or passage, having el egant accommodations, apply to the master on board, or to J. BATTELLE, JVo 16, Contmerce Rorw, * . Who ha* lantBngfrom said ship 50 pieces Dundee cotton B AGGING, of very superior quality 50 bundles H AY oct24—127 CflAllLESW. CARPENTER - Have.'received, by the tchfyncr,Mechanic, A pari of their FA'LL and lyiNTTS, GOODS, which they offer for sale, consistihg. of £mths, Cassimeres, Coartin^ Blankets, F^yuids. Bombajp), Calico, Muslins, Also, have on hand and -will be receiving A gerieivil assortment of SADDLERY, manuEctured in tlie best manner; oct^4-,127 or oct For Ne,w-York The fine new brig BEL\ 1DERE, Wra. Jocelin, aster, will positively sail on Tuesday next.— For freight or passage apply to captain - Jocelin, B. M‘K1NNE & CO. a—127- For freight or charter ('■To any port in Europe^ -The substantial brig TWO BROTHERS, cap- taiiy J.*iphani, burthen 200 tons, double decked, Jheurly expected.^ For terms apply .to J. Battelle, JVo. 16, Commerce J&.o, ■ Directly under Ks former Counting Room WHO HAS HOW LANDING, FEO.V SCUOONEU SARAH ANN, 75 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes In store 25 quarter casks L. P. Te%riff and Sicily Wine, nearly • equal to Madeira 28 demijohns old L. P. Madeira Wine 3-5 boxes Bordeaux Claret, fbr sale low to close a con signment ALSO A small invoice French GOODS, consisting of Umbrel las, half S'ockmgs, cambric Handkerchiefs,Cambric, Fans, fire Screens, Garlands, snuff Boxes, low priced Epaulets. not -24-127 Tne Marine and Fire Insurance COMPANY, Of tha City of Savannah, Will insure Property in Boats, between Savannah' and Augusta, and at and fr->m either place to the other. R. Wayne, secretary. oct 24—127 Henry W. Hills (buster’s wharf) Has noro landing, from brig Janus, Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin, pure and of superior quality, being ten years old; door Malls. Colminar Wine and Chocolate; all of which will be sold low and on long credit, from tlie wharf. oct 24—m—127 Ship Brig . . arrived,' - Virginia. Hilllnan, New-Vork Oneida, llillarci, ditto—^32passengers Janus, Congtion, ditto Eliza Loi-d, Smith,- ditto ' Beividtrr,'jocelin, ditto - r~Cobb, ditto - Bmwh brig John Crouther, Re4, ditto yhaoher Adeline. "'Meric, Baracoa i, ' v - --*Uauti, FosfnckyNew-York 7~~ Hight, Nigier, Baltimore in h.m°r er S ‘ J-irtan - Johnston, Port-au-PlIhce, 14 days, slite3 6».tori the Isth and 19th ult , v tsn«d by a: tremt ttdous' huri icane, Which i»r 7 r -* w *f thwveashore, or dismaried almosteve^yes- harbor. The brig-Sphinx, MCbmb, of Ne'W- as sunk, with a cargo on boptd,- amounting to had been got • up anffwaslrepairing ! •h^kthe Spartan sailed. A-'flccrtrom Fraricejit J*ort-au.Prmce, and that a minister that hr 1 ^ tprtrcat with .Petion. Captain j. states, (be belore^lJdVHed.' that Petion won **>1, on 10 be made President for life. , 8 bcr WMjchasedjutd fired Spaniali ^colors. i >, it CLEARSD. v " e< «» fillet, New-Vork I. K. Tefft 6c Co. (Johnson’s square) Have received by the John & Edward from Liverpool, and by the recent arrivals from New York <S TWO HOVDUED 1SD FIFTT Packages of ^ HARDWARE, CUTLERY, .JAPANNED knd FANCY GOODS; wliich they offer for ,e on very accommodating terms. oct 24—-i.—127 J. F. De Lomie & Go. Have removed from Gibbons’ buildings, to the corner of Broughton and Barnaril streets, opposite to Mr. Isa-.c Fell’s, where they continue to keep a stock of fine DRY GOODS and JEWELLERY ’for.sale, as usual. oct 24——127 1 The subscriber The subscribers Have for sale 30, boxes pint and half pint Tumblers 80 pieces company Nankeens 70 casks 4d, 6d, lOd, 12d and 20d|patent cut Nails J 5 casks Marsedfrs Wine 595 suits negro TObthuig 512 pair men’s Shoes 320 Grindstones, 25 bags Pepper 300 sets Mtttatres, luu dozen-wood Cocks 45 dozetinHps, 50 red and b..,ck Waiters 40 boxes cotton and wool Cards 100 Trunks, 10 kegs Snot,.8 Cask-. Flints' 7 patent Time-Pieces, 100 Brinies 10 Bedsteads, 120 dozen bed Cords 13 groce vest Buttons 58 do coat do 16 do suspender Buttons 40 dozen chaik Lines, 55 do three square Files 36 do Knives and Forks, 14 pair Calidiestioks 39 boxes Pipes, 5 Bureaus 12 fowling Pieces 2 pair Pistols 18 Chairs 8 bis glauber Salts, 10 dozen printed Shawls 20 dozen case C ethos, 47 do ivory Conibs 200 casks stone Lime 30 boxes Soap, 20 do Windsor Soap 300 lbs Turkey oil Stone 160 Demijohns, 10O pieces Inverness’ cotton Bagging LcMfer, writing, printing, wrapping and sheathing i ff. * - Paper- Looking Glasses, blank Books, &c. Olmstead 8C Battelle. oct 24—127 ' Factorage aiiel on’ocery. The subscriber grateful for the hheral support he has received in the above line, pledges himself that his at tention to business snail be such as will enable him to me rit a continuance of tlie same. The most prompt and unremitied attention to all or ders will be bestowed, for die interest of hi-, friends. Samuel G. Bunch, Who has just received by recent urrivalssj'rom liulatlel- phiaand Boston, the following articles, warranted genu- . ine, and for sale at-wholesale and retails g Chgmpa^ne' Madeira Port Teneriff Claret and Lisbon _ i 5 pipes Cognac Brandy 15 bts peach do 10 pipes Holland Gin 5 do American do 20 bis rye Whiskey 10 puncheons Jamaica. Ram *. 10 do New-England (pi. 30 casks London bottie^Porter 15 do do draft do 25 whole and 50 half bis Mackerel No. 1 2 J kegs Lard 10 half bis Salmon 5 bis smoked Beef iOO large and 106 small kegs Crackers 20 boxes Codfish 20 do Anchoives 60 y do Soap, in boxes suitable for family U9e 50 do Spermaceti and tallow Candles, for family use Hyson Tea, loafSugar, brown do Almonds, Raisins, Figs, Prunes Currants, Cassia, Cloves. Nutmegs Starch, Pimento, &c Olives, oiii e Oil, Capers, walnut Ketcluip, and Pieces (from Wheel er’s, Liverpool) Which together with every article requisite in the Grocery lice, can be supplied on reasonable terms. nr., 04 • — ' oe -'in Has now landing from Boston and JVew-Pork, and ■FOR SALE, 12 hogsheads N. E. Rum 10 ban-els ditto 10 hogsheads Whiskey 15 barrels ditto 10 hogsheads Northern Gin 10 bags Pepper 10 bags Ginger 12.kegs pickied Salmon, put up for family use Irish Potat’os in barrels .Cheese in small casks Spices of all kinds, such as Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves and Cinnamon F. J ALIN E A U. 24—r—127 oct Sugar, Iron, Rum, &c. 60 bis prime Muscovado Sugar 10 tons Russia Iron 30 lihds N. E. Rum 10 pipes pure Holland Gin 1 pipe ) 1 halfpipe C Superior Madeira WINE 3 quarter casks j) 40 casks cut Nails, assorted 10 bags Pepper i 3' bis Coffee 50 do Mackerel 10 do No. 1 Beef 10 do No. 2 do 12 boxes No. 10 cotton Cards 100 boxes Slate Just received and for sale on accommodating terms by John Lathrop & Co. oct 24 b—127 , * Hunter** wharf The subscriber Has just received front ' An elegant assortment for sale on reas itan, per sloop Washington, iWELLERY, wliich he offers ■ terms, consistingof Gold and silver Watches, watch Chains, Seals, Keys, diamond Breastpins, plain ditto; diamond Rings, plain ditto; Bracelets, Necklaces, Medallions, sleeve Button* table and tea Spoons, plated Candlesticks, Snuffers, with Stands; Castors, Glazier’s Diamonds, Ridicules, fancy morocco work Boxes, Waiters,knd a few sets of elegant Tea China, &c. See. H. W. OPPENHE1M. N. B. The subscriber purchases Diamonds, Pearls, old Gbld.-rid Silver. oct 24—'—137 The subscriber Informs fric citizens of Savannah, that he SHOES HOR SES in the best manner, as well as TRIMS them at his Blacksmith shop, next door to the late residence of John'Gibbons, West Broad street. Christian Trespar. . -net 24—*—127 To rent or lease. That Veil known WHARF, at present occupied by Taylor, Davis & Taylor, will be let for one or more years; it is one of the "best situations for a lumber yard, T . * -a—..— 1 1 ^ 1W Savannah; possession may be 'had on the-.first <n De- date of the said-County,-dec. Ik-;; .. 4AMnonnr.il/ 4r* ! 1 ThocA nM fhpPPflirP.-4vf\ P tber next. ,For terms apply to j John Gardiner. oeliMPi -Wi ’ JL «Yih sell my HOUSE, fifty fhd aad improvements, on the east half of 'tiie court (sabjaet to ground pent to the city) for Fivo l ™ 1 —^ WINES ' "Auction: A . , On Satnrdky next, 26th instant, ' •oq-iT 1* '">hi before mg time, Groceries ancj Dry^Goodl- , Sale to commence fU 11 O’clock ■ w&e' ddBBSfc A. Howe, anctV. ' - ' At private sale » - . ? 50 rmtes weirassorted Crockm~waro ’ oct 24—127 1’ublic Auction, f On Monday, the S8th inst. Will be sold before sny store to dose salee, thi foUtndn9 GOODS « Linens, Cloths and Cassimeres,Russia Sheetings Dotria las, Ravens Duck,cotton Hosiery, Buttons, Threads, look, ing Glasses, linen Handkerchiefs, plated Candlestick^ brown Hollands, cotton-Shirtings, muslin Handkerchiefs, fur gentlemen’s Cravats, gold and save* WATCHES, a pair of patent duelling Pistols, pmt and half pintTlUft. biers, in boxes of 100 dozen each. ALSO Rum, Brandy, Gin, Crockery, Glassware, Cordage, Hardware, Cutlery and pocket Pistols. Conditions, cash. 1 Sale to commence at 11 clock. " J. Depass, aMct’r. oct 24—127 , ■ . - ■ ------- »' Factorage and Commission Business! The subscriber havitig declined the practice of law, on the first instant; now offers, his services to his friends,and fellow-citizens,’ generally, in the above line, and pledges liimseif that his attention, exertion and punctuality, in business, shall be such as to merit, a portion of their fa vor and support. He has obtained commodious fire proof stores on Howard’s wharffor the reception of pro- rt-Jce, and his counting rflom is in the east tenement of said building, immediately under Mr. Charles Howard. Joseph S. Pelot. o hat ham Academy. The exercises ef this institution will re-commence OS the first Monday in November next, under the superin. tendance of Mr. Gray^pn as principal, and Mr. Jewett and Mr Bailie as ushers. The well known characters of those gentlemen for literary talejds, experience and skill in tne art of instruction, hold out great induce ments to parents and guardians, to avail themselves of the advantages now offered, this important and useful seminary. Tickets of admission are given by R. W. Habersham at hh.o!”( in r, T.r. ;l /- * 0 ,i street. oct 24—127 otice. Tlie District Clerk’s Office is removed to Broughtoa street, opposite to Mr. Ifaupt’s carriage shop, where he will be found during office hours. Office hours from 9 to 1 and from 3 to 5. JOHN J. BULLOCH. i r< 24 \<27 - iii Council, Resolved, That, the Msrket Committee, be authorised to receive Proposals, nnti the next meeting of Council for having the new Fish and Vegetable Market paved, oct 24—127 Contract. a The undersigned committee will receive proposals no. til tlie oext meeting of Council for Paying the new ad ditional Fish and Vegetable Market-Contractor to find all materials. ' G. TUFTS, T „ . GEORGE L. COPE,' ' ylarkxt oct 24—127 G. R. DUKE, Committee. uisaoiuuon oi C/Opcti tiicr&iiip. Tne copartnership heretofore existing, between the subscribers, under the firm of W. Sc A. Wet.wait Sc Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the fiqp day of Au gust last. All nutters relating to said concern will be settled by Mr. Globus, who will continue tlie business on his own account. W. WEY.MAN. * A. WEYMAN. net 24—n-127 - J. GEORGE. .< Oiotbiiig Ware-House. The subscriber having purchased of W. & A. Weyman & Go. their stock in trade, offers for sale one of the most complete and elegant assortments of READY MADE CLOTHING, to be found in tlie United States, consisting of Gentlemen’s superfine dress/Coats and Pantaloons, of black, blue and fancy colors and of superior workman-^ ship; superfine and common Surtouts, superfine blue™ cloth Cloaks, elegantly trimmed; plain do; superfine cloth great Coats, lion skin do; fancy toiiinet Vest, black Flo rentine do; black, blue and buff cassimere do; sjgckinet, Berlin Webb-and cord Pantaloons, fine linen anucotton Shirts, frilled and plain; flannel, lambs wool and cotton Drawers, long and short; fine flannel and lamb’s wool Shirts, Coatees, youth’s Clothing, children’s Dresses, elegantly trimmed; plain do; do great Coats, ladies’ silk and cloth Pelisses, of the latest fashion; do Mantles; do Cloaks with and without hoods, suitable for the country; with a large assortment of SLOP GOODS, such as sea men’s Clothing, negro ditto; flannel and striped cotton Shirts, striped Guernsey Frocks, together with many- other articles, too numerous for a single advertisement. J. George, oct 24—jt—127 v Oi tlie Ray l or saie»>\ 7 casks elegant straw Bonnet* 9 dozen fancy and common Chairs" 1 case Levantine and Florence Silks Black and white lustring Ribbons Fringed safrin Ribbons » Elegant Shawls, in imitationmf Merino, with real Me rino borders; elegant Iwses 1 case Millinets Black and colored Feathers 1 case -containing a small assortment of real London su perfine Cloths and Casrimeres, principally blues and blacks, well worth the attention of merchant taylors 1 do Vestings; which, with a variety of other articles, will be.sold at reduced prices, wholesale and retail, by Joseph George, oct 24—tt—127 On the Bay £>WaHted to Hire, Immediately,^" One or two Negro FELLOWS; they will be well treat ed,, and their wages .punctually paid. Apply at this Office. V e orgia—Li berty county. By Elijah Baker,'cleric-of the court of ordinary for the county of liberty, in’the state aforesaid. Whereas, Samuel Jones, - sen. esq. applies for letters qf administration, oil the estate and meets of Elias Cassels, These are, therefbre, 4fo cite and admonish, all and sin gular the kindred and creditors of the said dec. to file their objections (if any they hive) in my office, on or before the first Monday in January next, otherwise let ters of administration will be granted to him. Given under my hand and* real, this twenty first day qf October in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred Wl sixteen, and inJbe forty ftrst year of American, indepen dence. r [L. S.J ELIJAH BAKER c.cl o. L c. , . Five Dollars' reward. 1 Lost "between my house, and the State Bank a gold BREAST PIN, in tha shape of S, with peri edge. The above reward will be paid to any person delivering itt® the subscriber. WILLIAM A. MOORE. "t-t 24-127 ■*, Chambers, 2idh October, Present—His honor Edward Harden. In the matter of John Mflien, diaries Patterson, andf Miqhsel Bloomstocks, petitioners for relief under the insolvent acts of this state. It appearing, that orders in these cases'have been granted returnable in July and August last, and that tbQ notice required by law has been given to the creditors of each of die petitioners by personal service, but that in consequence of the absence from the county, of the Jus. tic.es of the Court," a hearing eould not be had. It is norm ordered, That the said John, Charles, and Michael be brought up at the Court-hoflae, in Savannah* on Monday, the 4th day of November ensuing,’ to be heard in the premises, and that notice thereof be given in one of the gazettes. Extract from the Minutes, Job T. Belles, clerk. . oct 24—■»—127 - Georgia—'Camden county. By Isaac Crews, clerk of the ordinary fof the coq of Camden, and state aforesaid. e Whereas, Elihu Atwater, esq. applies for letters of ad. ’ministration, on the estate and effects-of colonel William Scott, late of said county, dec. as next of kin, - - ~ • These are therefore, to cite and. admonish, all and sin* gular, the kindred and creditors of said dec. to file their objections (if any they have) in my-office, or or before the first Monday in January next, otherwise letters of ad ministration will be granted to him. Given under my hand and seal, at Jefferson, the 19th day of October, 1816. [L. S.] ISAAC CREWS, clerk. ' 127- * Georgia— amden county. By Isaac Crews clerk of the court of ordinary for tho county of Camden. Whereas, Joseph Hull, applies to qpefbr lettars of ad ministration, on the estate and effects of James W. Renee, late of said county, deceased, as principal creditor. . These are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all and sin- f ular, the kindred and creditor* Of the said deceased, to le thrir objections (if any they have,) in my office on or before-the first Monday of'Jrfnuary next, otherwim letters , of administration will be granted to him, ^ Given under my hand arid’seal, the 7th day of October, ond thousand eight hundred and sixteen. [L. S.] ’ - ISAAC CREWS, clerk. *—127 — in’ I* Receiver of Tax iveturas, ■or CAMBEN COONT1T NOTICE TO ABSENTEES, That tht following Bands have been charged fate Tasee, foe tks year ISIS. Lewis Debloice, eight thousand acres land, ia Camdon county; on St. Mary’s rives, supposed to be principally pine land The heir* of William Middleton. five thousand five hundred and seven ty five acreit in Camden county, on White Omk creek. William Elliott, five thousand two hun dred acres, on the north side of Great SatiNa river,- near Jr.ffelson. ia Camdan county Hugh Rose, one thousand four ho aired acres, on the sooth side of Oraat SatiliaHver, near Jefferson, in Cana- den county. The hsikg of Charles one hoosand three hitBdred acres, on the south side of Ore at Setilla river Camden cohnty. Miles King, eight thoesaitd’lhree hundred and tea acres in Camden county, near Great Sattlia'river. The* heirs of Lr ch, five thousand five hundred acres, on Cumberland" Island, C -m-’ea eoonty. ISAAC BAILEY, a. * m Carndm Cotfnty, Qcf 19 > 17 : / iv otice. AU persons having demands against th e estate of Jacob Campbell, dec. late of Camden County,. Will please fof ward them duly attested - for- settlement, and those, m-'' debted to said estate trill please make immediate "pay. menu WILLIAM FRATT, out 13—fir—123 <ah*V ♦