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* < ' . . • , ' * » • % * \ / A - ’ * -V . f . # Daily Advertiser tf ___ . . . PRINTED AMI) PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Rf YAL-STREET. ALES A NURIA. VOL. XXL] THURSDAY MDRMMi* MARCH l, x«st. cNo. >9J5 -i’iSii'i'I ■ I ——- ---'-'—*—----1-r ■———n imJTmbii lial—s mm'iY —i-—^rr:~ -1Z-- . - -- — . ;_~^r-- - i,|,,vwaMmaMaMa,^B|MOT>^** A. Livery Stable I s now opened on the premise? formerly j . vnoini by Thomas Triplett, on Wash ,t. -on ‘street, between King and Prince where citizens and travellers can „ omuiodated with a careful Ostler, in 1 hay an I grain three times a day for fit 'ycrnls or by the month at ten dollars — v !n ;e »* 1 Urge lot attached to the pre •r.Ws .with the accommodation of a pump, D; ,yer«, and those'that have horses for a:^ will find it to their advantage to call, t!-e\ may get hay by the small, «Sr grain .i,/v may want it ; and those disposed Mirchase Morses, bv leaving a descrip- ' jioo diall have the earliest notice. J AMES ALLISON & Co. Fnhruary 1 _, | District ot Columbia, Alexandria County ss. i committed to the j.* il of this onm YV ty on the 3d inst as a runaway, a ne <-io man named Kit.zey lories.^bout 23 years ol age, 5 feet to inches high, well in ide.and of a lightish cast; says he has been accustomed to following the water in the biy trade. He claims freedom, and states lie has a mother in Baltimore, on Federal Hill, by the name ot Dorcus Jin es, and that ; he served an apprenticeship in Baltimore to •tiie sailmaking business with William A ard. T:,e owner is desired to come, prove pro perty, pay charges and take him away o he will he di-posed ot a- <he law directs. ANDW. KOUNSAVELb, ian 18th£m> ‘,lor 1 Strict of Columbia, to wit County of Alexandria, l 25fh Afoveinker Trrm, 1820. $ IN CHANCERY. j. *eph Smith and Willnra S.ui!b, under the kru* of Joseph Smith & S-m—P aiutnFs, Against 4 Francis Adams, jun. and John D. Herbert, u.-i.l Philip 11 Henop, Fite joint merchant ,-nl copartners tinder tlw» fi*m ot A lams. Herbert x Co. and Maurice Herbeit—ile fend ants. fpHE defendant Philip H. IJ-nop. not 4 hiving entered h»s appearance an i gi ven -ecurity according to the statute and the of this Court ; and it ippeaiing to the r ti-iaction of the Court, upon affidavit fit *■ i. tint the said Philip H Henop is not an hvn*ant ni the District of (Jnluntbii—it i> i.: Jerei \, that the said defendant. Phil* ' H. •4f#i!i»p. do appear here on or before the Is* .i-v the nexi term, and answer the bill ol tu? complainants, and give security tor per toiis.og the decree ot the Court, and that a c >» ot this it ler he forthwith published for twv» months successively in one ot the pu■ * lu n.-w -piper- printed in this county, and Vi i* an*.the* copy be posted it the trout door >t! die Couit iiouie ot said county. Teste, j =n,M.v2»> ^ M 1 -LEE C C i)istrict ot* Columbia, to wit . L'ouatV of Alexandria, l 2“th j\'ovember Term U»20. ^ M*v ISCHANCEKY. Bryan Hainpson —Complainant, Against John Spence, and the.President, Directors, oid Company ot the Btnk ol Alexandria, Defendants IlilEoefon laut. John Spence, not having 1. entered Ins appearance slid given secu rtv according to the statute, and rules of tins court, and it appearing to the satisf.ac tum oi the court, upon affidavit filed, that the s*i j John Spence i- not an inhabitant oi the District*>lC«,luinbia: o«> motion,Tt'is ordeied, ‘ .at the defendant, John Spence do appear hirieou or before the hrs* d j ol next Jl <y itfii -tu t answ er the hill ot the com;>l;on *n . a d give security tor perform im: li.e decrees < ; do-court ; ami that the othw^ defendants, Pu*id*nt, Directors, and Company »*i It,.* Bank of Af^andria, d< not pay :,w»y, nitio*,, or seorele, the deins by »h*:m ow injf ;o. *,r the estate and efT cts tn tbeir hands !, ...riging to die said absent defendant, John jj.-v, until die further order or decree of ? i court ; and lhat a copy of the- order he i m ui .v dh published for mu </o>w//<»iucr-s.\e iy n *>ue of the public newspapers publish i in dii- county, and th,.t another copv he j1 -le j at tlie front door ol tlie Coiirl Aouit of county. Te-iel EDM. I. LEE, C. C. ianu iry r7_ l/uhot tr Columbia, to "»t. County of .Vera adrift, \ $lth Ji'ovetnbsr TV nn, lU-o. 5 duy IN CM ANCKKY * McCiwo, oi barah B,oke, ffc'inpHinan!, Against Kichani L. Galloway, Bryan Hampson, ate! Jo-ieph H, II iinp-oii, the *tf last trailing 1 ter • he rirm oi Biyaii Hampson vi* bon l.t* •Mx-ants ryvn. viviHnnt Kicharu i*. uauowaj.iim - lea i»i_- enter eo his appearance, and gi Vi a n; itv according to the statute ami r m s of dd* court, and it appearing to the •i' 'ict.■ **i of the court, upon affidavit, ti U’ !. 'b»t the *a:d Richard L Galloway is «•'! >n iuhihitantofthe district ol Columbia. motion, it is ordered, that the d°tendant, Ur >rii i L. G diuway do appear lo re on or •> t.»re the first day of next May term, and a.i-aver the bill of ;he p! liotHt, and give se C iritv t »r performing the decries ot the * t: And i|ni 'he otiier defendants, Bry* •»" 11 onpson d* ?on rin not piy away, con, v v v»r secrete,the debts by them owing to, estate or effects in their band-, be ■"'giig to ihe said absent defendatit, Ki- ; •f i'rtl*. tijll.imj, until the further order ,,r b cree of this court; and that a evipy of order be forthwith published tor txo ••v'lt .successively, in one ot the public '-'v*p»pfr< printed in th*s county, and that ' >l!tcr copy* be posted at the trout door cl ’•Ur p.iurf Utilise of sab* county. Jleste, £Dtt.L'L££,C. C. ’iTi’nry 27 ALMANACS For 1821, Just published, and for sal by October 3l) JOtIN STEWART. Orphans’ Court, Alexandria county, ) February Term, 18*1. ( ORDERED, That the executor ol Wil liam (I. Adams, deceased, do insert the usual notice to debtors and creditors, 3 times a week lor three weeks in the Alexan dria Gazette and Herald. A copy. Teste, A. MOORE, Regr. THIS IS TO GIVE NO I’lt'E, That the subscriber, nf Alexandria ct»un ty. in the district of Colurcuia, has obtained troin the Orphans’ Court ofsaid county, let ters testamentary on the estate of i illiam G Adams, late ol the co. aforesaid, dec’d. All persons having claims against tl.osaid dec dent are hereby warned to exhibit the same to the subscriber, with the vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans’Cotut, on or before the li'th day of August next, 01 they may by law be excluded from all ben efit to said estate ; and 'hose indebted there to aie required to make immediatepayment. Given under my hand 'his 12th day ol Feb ruary. 1821 HUMPHREY PEAKE, feb 1? Executor of WjUinin G. Adams. ifUtnct uf t uiutiil>in, Alexandria County, ss. \ \ J AS committed to the jail ot tins conn* ^ * ty. on the 5th ns, as a runaway, a negro woman, named LET! Y, about Jo >ears ot age, 5 feet 8 or nine inches high, ol lar<je features, and has rather a roar-e appearance, with a small scar in one of her eye brows. She says she was sold about twelve months some by Mr. Strother Jones, near the W hife Post. Frederick county, Ya. to southern traders, from whom she escaped a few days afterwards at Fauquier Court House, in the same state, but uoe> not recollect the name of her la-t master ot misters Hie owner is Jesned to come, prove prnper'y, pay charges and take her ;;w «y, otherwise she will he disposed ot a* the law directs. AND. ROCXSAVEl^. jailor, j .nuary’ 1 I ' thorns Stnte of tl'irylsittcl. Ckarlts Couniy, ss. ON application to the suhsi riher, one ol llie judges ot thrr. orphans’ court ol Charles County, by petit ion in writing o* Wit i unison ( 'ox, of Charles Conn y, for the benefit <d the act of.«satmply |dr the teliet of insolvent debtors, passed ai Novembei session, 1805, and the several suprdements therein, on the terms mentione.I therein, a schedule ot fits property and a list ol his ci editors, on oath, mi Inr as be can a seer tain them, annexed to Im pe!iti< n, and ing satisfied by competent testimony 11.ai he said Williamson Cox has resided :wc je.ars immediately pren eduig tlie time of his application in toe .-tale «»i M .ryland, ind being also satisfied lint the s--i I Wdli axison Cox is in actual c. nfim n-eo' fur debt and for no other r-iim-, n • t ’ t»*^ < id Willi amson C >x h vine or> re i into bond, wnh sufficient s* «ir;?\. i<»r bis personal appear ance in Ch.ibs County Couit, to answer ,icb allega ions as his creditors may make against him: It is flipn upon ordered and iju iged. that the said Williamson Cox be discharged from impnsonment; and that by causing a cony of this order to be inserted in so'* • one of tin* ^ev^ial papers edited in the district of Columbia once a week for two months successively, before ihe third \|. n ! *y ol March in xt, to give notice to bis creditors to appear before the said court at . Charlestown, in the said county, on the said i third Monday in March n»\xt, foi the pur pose of recommending a trustee for their ben-fit. and to shew the cause, if an) they have, why the said Williamson Cox should not have the benefit of the several insolvent 1 laws of tbi« state as passed. Given under \ my hand this 10th day of October. 18?0. FRANCIS DIGGS. True Copy. Te<-t. JOHN BARNES, Clerk. January 1.3 Charles Count}' Court, November Verm, 1820* /"AN application to the judges of Charles county, by petition in writing of Ke nelin St. Clair, ol Charles County, tor the benefit of the act of assembly l«»r the relief j of insolvent debtois, passed at November, 1805, and the several upplements thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule j of his property, and a list of his creditors j on oath, so far as he can asceitain them, be- i ini'annexed to his petition, and bting satis- j fil'd by competent testimony that the said . Keuelm S*. Clair has resided two years irn- , mediately proceeding th» tune ofhisappli i cation in the state ol Maryland, and being ! also satisfied that the said Kent Ini bt. Clair i» inTictu.d c«*nnr -mt-nt for debt, and for j no other cause, and the said Renelm St. Clair lining entered into bond, w ith suffi ce nt security, tor his personal appearance in Charles County Court, to answer such alligations as his creditors may make a s-ain«t him : It is therefore ordered and ad judged, that tin sait: kenelm bt Clair be discharge*I from imprisonment, and that by causing a copy of this order to be inserted ii: >ome one ol the newspapers edited in the district of Columbia, once a week lor two months successively, before the first Mon day in March next, for the purpose of re commending a trustee for their benefit, and to shew cause, if any they have, why the snia Kein!m Si. Ciair should not have tH* S, -M fit t d several insolvcnt laws et this state as prayed iJie. JOHN BARNES, Clerk of Charles County Court. Charles Cuimty Cd|K Arvember Ttrm, 18*^0. ON application to ibe Judges of Charles county court, by petition in writing of Giles Green, of Charles county, for lira benefit of the act ol assembly for the relief of insolvent debtors, passed at November session 1805, and the several supplement thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule of his property and a list of bis creditors on oath, so (ar as he cad ascertain them, being annexed to his petition, 4* be. ing satisfied by competent testiin* t»y ihat the said Giles Green has resided two years immediately preceediog the time ol his ap. plication, in the siate ot Maryland, and be. mg also satisfied that the said* Giles Green i is in sctual confinement for debt and lor no i no other cause, and the said Giles Green I having entered into bond with sufficient se. i curity- for his personal appearance inCharles i county court, to answer such allegations as his creditors may make against him : It i» i thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the j said Giles Green be discharged from im i prisunment, and that by causing a copy ol i this order to be inserted in some one ol the ! newspapers edited in the disirict ut Cellini, bia, once a week for two months succes sively before the rfcir': Monday in March next, to give notice'to his creditors to ap pear be lore the said court at Charlestown, hi the said county, on the said third Mon day in 'March m x(. !»r the purpose ol ie. commending a trustee (or their benefit, and to shew cause il any they have, why the said Giles Green should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws ot this state as payed. Test. /an 18 ,/OHN BARNES,C/erk. Charles C. oui»ty Court, November Term, 18-0. ON application to the Judges o: Charles County Court by petition n writing of James Harnej, ot Charles County, for the benefit of the act ol assembly lor the relief ot insolvent debtors, passed at No vember session !8u.r», and the several sup plements thereto, on tbe terms mentioned therein, a schedule ot Ids property, and a list »il his creditors on oath, so lar as he can •“•certain them, being annexed to bis peti tion, and being satisfied t y competent tes timony 'hat the said parties Barnes has re. -ided I tvo years immediately pieceding the ! time of his application, in the state ot Ma. I ryland, ami being also satisfied that the j s.alit ./.'tines names is in actual connuemem for debt and lor no other cause, 4* the said lame> Barnes having entered into bond ivi»h sufficient security for his personal'tip. pea ranee in Charles couny court, to an. -over such allegations as his creditors may make against trim : It is thereupon ordered .ind adjudged, tint the said Jan.es Barnes be discharged trom imprisonment, and thai by causing a copy ol this order to he insert ed ill some one of the newspapers edited in the district ol Columbia, once a week lor two months successively, before the third Monday of /March next, to give notice to hi* nvditors to appear before the said court at Charlestown in the said county, on the said 3d Monday ir. March next, for the pur pose of recommending a trustee lor lh» ti be. nefit, >nd to shew cause if any they have, why the said James Barnes should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state as prayed. Teste. JOHN BARNES, Clerk. I January 18 Charles Comity Court. November Term, 1820. ON application to the judges ol Charles County Court, bv petition in writing of George "Harrison I hompson, of Charles County, foi <he benefit oi the act of assem bly for the rebel of insolvent Hehtois, pas sod at November session, H'On. and the several supplements thereto, on the term mentioned therein, a schedule of his pro perty anti a list of his creditors, on oath, so iar as he can ascertain them, lx ing annex ed to his petition; and being satisfied by competent testimony that the said George Harrison Thompson has resided twnjears immediately preceding the lime id his ap. plication, in the state of Maryland ; and being also satisfied that the said George Harrison Thompson is in actual confine rnent for debt, and lor no other cause; and the said George Harrison 1 hompson ha. vfng entered into bond w ith sufficient secu. rily for his personal appearance in Charles County Court, to answer such allegation as his creditors ma> maV against him : It is therefore ordered and adjudged, that the said George Harrison Thompson be dis. charged from imprisonment ; and that by causing a copy of this order to he inserted in some one ol newspapers edited in the district of Columbia, once a week for tw o months successively before Ihe third Mon. day of March next, lie give .notiee to his creditors to appear before the sard court ai Charleston, on the said third Monday in >1ar« h next, for the purpose ot recommend, ing a trustee for their benefit, and to sht w evuse if any they have, why the said Geo. Harrison Thompson should not have 'hr benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state as praved. Given under my hand this loth day of October. 1820. Teoc. JOHN BARNE', Clerk, january 19 To Kent, f . And p< ssession given betwf en the | present time aHd March next, that, elegant and commodious three stoiy £fe&«lhrick house, the Union and Marine Hotel, situated on Union-street, near ihe Potomac. It is admirably calculated lor the accommo dation o! travellers from Maryland, an., sea f a ring gentlemen. It has been occupied as a tavern for tnanv years past ter terms apnlrio- ANTHONY RHODFis, January 2i ^ Charles County Court. November Term, I8-0. ON application to tot Judges of i h mo * County Court by petition in w»itmg ot Luke Sheirburn, of Charles County. I< r the ben. fit o the act of asseiuldy tor (lie reiki of insolvent debtors, passed at November session lSOii, ami the several supplements , thereto, t:n the t» tins mention* d tti» ihii, a schedule ol Ins pioperty, a *« a list ot Ins creditors on oath, so kr as be can ascer tain them, being annexed to ins petition, and being satisfied by competent testimony that the said Luke Sh irbtnn lias resided iwo years immediately preceding the time ol Lis applicati ve in die state ot Mail land, and being also satislied that the said Jjuke Sheirburn is in actual confinement for debt and tor no other cause, and the said Luke Sheirburn having entered into bund with sufficient secutily lor bis personal appear ance iti Charles County Court, to answer such allegations as his creditors may make against him : It is thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the said Luke Sheirburn he tliscii iiged from imprisonment, and mat by causing a copy ot mis order to he inserted in some oneol the newspapers edileii in the district of Columbia, once a week for two monthssuccessively, before the third Mon day of March next; he give notice to his creditor* to appear before the said court at Charlestown in the said county., on the said third Monday in March next, for the pur pose of recommending a truslre lor their benefit, and to shew cause if any they , have, why the said Luke Sheirbum should I not h ive the benefit ol the several insolvent laivs of this state as prayed. Jest. JOHN BARNES, Clerk ot ('harks County Court, i anuary ^5 _ fh?m Charles County Court, November Term. 1820. G\ application to the Judges ol Charie* County Court, by petition in writing ot Benjamin Freeman, ot Charles county, tin the bent fit ot ‘ the act ol Assembly, tor the relief of insolvent debtors, passed at November session, 1805, and the several supplements thereto, on the terms mention ed therein, a schedule ol his property, and a list ol his creditors, on oath, «o !• r a.* In can ascertain, being; annexed to hi. petition, ind being satisfied by competent testimony that the said Benjamin Freeman has reside two years immediately preceding the lin t of his application in the state ot Maivlano; and being also satisfied that the said Benja min Freeman is in actual confinement to* debt, an<t for no other cause ; and the saio Benjamin Freeman having enter* d into bond, »ith sutficient security tor his personal ap pearance in Charles county Court, lo an swersuch allegations as his creditors n ay , make against him—It is therefore order#*, and adjudged, that (he said Benjamin Free man be discharged from imprisonment; am that by causing a copy of this older to be inserted in some one ol tbe newspapers edi t«»d in the District ot Columbia, once a w et k for t'vo rnon'hs Miccessivrly, before the lhii< Monday of March next, lie give notice to his creditors to appear bet ore the said Com t, at Cbar'estonn, in the said county, on tin third Monday in Maxell next, tor the pur pose ol recommending a trustee for theii he nefit. and to shew cause, it any they have why the said Benjamin Fieeman should i»«»' have the bem tit of the several insolvent Ians of this state, as prayed. Tut, JOHN RARNa.S, C I k. jammry 12 Clituks County C ourt, November Tefin, 1020 ON application to the judges of Charles county court, by petition in writing ol Zachariah Green, olCliarU s county, for the benefit of die act of assembly lor ihe relief of insolvent debtors, passed al November session, 1805, and die several supplements ♦hereto, orv the terms mentioned therein, a schedule ol Ins properly anJ a list ol his creditors, on oalh. so far as he can ascertain tliein, being annexed to his petition; and being sati-fied by competent testimony, that the said Zachariah Green has resided two years immediately preceding the lime of his application in die state ol Maryland, and being also satisfied that die said Zachariah Green is in actual confinement for debt, and ! for no other cau®e, and the said Z.ichai iah ; Green having enteied into bond with suffi cient’security lor his personal appearance in Cliai U s county couii, to answer such alle gations as his creditor* may make against him: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the said Zachariah Grei n be discharged from imprisonment, and that b ■ causing a copy of tbi* order to be inserted in one ol the newspapes edited in the district oi Co lumbia once a week lor two month* success ively, before the third Monday in March next, to give notice to his creditors toappoar before the said court at Charles Town, in ♦ he said county, on the third Monday in March next, lor the purpose of recommend ing a iru*iee for iheir benefit, and shew cause, it any they have, why the sai J Zacha riah Green should no* have the benefit ol the several insolvent laws of this state, as Prayf'esle, JOHN BARNE®, Clerk. nnnary 18_j lienwme lirarueii jmjchs. i T'^TM. YEATES offers for sale, at redu \ V cod prices, at his ga,den. near Alex andria, a general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, ino«tly of hie own racing, and ail warranted o' firs? quali’y; also an assortment oflru'-l trees, choire kinds, flowering -hruhs, dwarf box, for edging, cabbage plants, cau liflower do. will, other variety, with an er- . tensive collection of green house plants, of the most rare kinds February 5 Vne Leesburg Washingtonian, and AH in- 1 Chester Gazette, are requested to insert the .shove three times, and the National Intelli g^nr»*r three times a week for six weeks,and send their accouets tt» this ©dice. Charles Countv Court. November T* rm, lf 2o. ON application to tne Judges ot 1 baric* C*'un’\ Court f v p« tjlion m writing ol JIWiom M'C'otuhie, ot Chains Count** for tue benefit of the* art ol assembly lor'• o reind of insolvent iiebb»rs, p.osecl at N‘v session 18o5, and the several m<| j Im.ent* theieto, on the terms mentioned tin rein, a schedule ol his properly, and a li't c»f bi» creditors on oath, so tar as he t.it» ascer tain them, being annexed to hi- petrioii and being sati.'lied hy cm potent U timony that the said Willi/,m M'Conrloe has te* sided two years immediately pr* ceding 'be time ol his applii ation, in (he slateolM'* ryland, and being also sati-fi* d that the said William M'Conchie is in confinciM n‘ for debt and lor tio other cause, and the said William M’Conchie h iving entered in to bond with sufficient security tor his } ei sonal appearance in Charles County ( «<uti, to answer such allegations as In'- c.ri riitors may m ike against him : It is thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the #;«id \% il liam M’Conchie be discharged from impri sonment, and that by causing a copy ol this order to h*. inserted in some cne ol the newspapers edited in the district otColum bia, once a week for two mouths succe* sively before the third Monday in March ' next; he give notice to hi# debitors to ap | pear beiore the said court at Charlestown, { in the said county, on the said third Mon day in March next, for the purpose ot re. ( commending a trustee (or their benefit, and to shew cause it any they have, why the said William M Conchie should not have the benefit ol the several dissolvent laws of this state as prayed. Test. JOHN BARNES. Clerk of diaries County Court, janoarv 95 d’ ?* « Charles t oiiaty 1 oiirl, JVovrmber Turn, 11*20. ON application to ili«* jn<ol diaries county court, by petition in writing of Thomas G. Rarne®, • »f Charles county, lor the benefit of the art of a-\®enibly lor the i« - lief of insolvent debtors, passed at Novem ber session, iblo,and the several supple ments thereto.on the terms mentioned there in, a schedule of Ins properly and a list of !tis creditors oil oath, so tar as he can ascer tain them, being annexed to Ins petition,and t»«-ing satisfied In compt tent testimony that •lie said Thomas G. Barnes has resided two years immediately preceding the tune ot ii® application in die state o! Marc lamrptnd being abo satisfied that th*- said 'I hemr.&G. •limes is in actual confinement for debt ar d | for no other cause, and the said TlnunasG, I Barnes ha>ing entered into bond with m fli I rient security for bis personal ap| earaixe in I Charles county court, to answei suet: alb- • gallons as hi® creditor® may make agaiid dim: it is thereupon ordered and abjv.dged that thesai l 'Thomas G Barnes be disrhar g» i| fiom imp: isonmeut, and ly causing a copy ot this elder to be inserted in some »m* ot the newspapers edited in the district ot Columbia once a week for two month* -ucressively, before the third Monday of March next, In give notice to his creditor* to appear before the ®aid c«nirt, at t barb's Tom n, io the said cc-iinly, on the said third Monday in March next, for the purpose “I recommending a trustee lor their hem-fit, and to-hew cause, it any they love, why the said Thomas G R «rm ® should tu t h *ve the benefit of the s< vi-rd insolvent laws of this state, as pra* ed. ]V-*te. tOUN R \ H N K.S fleck. t'liurlf.8 f'MiUly ( cUl’t, j\ovftnUr JiT'iu I H?tJ. ON application to ilie judgisci ( hades County Court, t'V peii»i«*n in wiitii g ot Samuel Amerg, ol Charles County. U i the benefit ol the act ot assembly lor the i» • »**? of insolvent debtors, passed a! N«.v* liber session, ItiOfi, and the several suppu n • ut.« thereto, on'lie terms mentioned Cl.* i *«<, e schedule ol his property and a list ol hi? a e ■ ditors, on oath, so lar as he can ascirtatn them, being annexed to his petition; at. ' being satisfied by competent testimony th the said Said Samuel Arneig lies iesi<!< > two years immediately preceding the tin* 01 I is application in the stale ot Maryland; and being also satisfied that the said*Samuel A merg is in actual confinen ent for debt, ami for no other cause; and the* said ban uel Amerg having entered info bond with suffi cient security for hi* personal appearance ill Charles County court, to answer such alle gation a« his creditors may make against him: It is therefore ordered and adjudged, that »ne said Samuel Amerg be discharge*! from imprisonment; and that by caustig a copy ol this order to he inserted in some i ne ot the newspapers edited in the district ot Columbia, once a week tor two months suc cessively before the third Monday ol Match next, he give notice to bis creditors to np pear before the said court, at Charleston n. on the sud third Monday in March next, for the purpose of recommending a truster lot their benefit, and to shew cause if any thee have, why the said Satruel •'tnerg *hno!f not have the benefit of the several insolvent law* of this stale, as pra\ ed. Teste, JOHN BARNES, Clerk of Charles County Con A January li —- - - - . — • Masons \\aiiit*o. SEVENTY-FIVE s»one ma.-i-i *• wanted fw work at Fort Monroe, Old Eoint Goro forl, where constant employment and go >d wages will be given for the lii-t tafe wojk men, aod none other* ne»-d apply* AIh>. titty aide bodied laboring rren, black oj v. bite, to attend f*n the wnrkn en. Apply a' the above Fort to Rolitha Imv»% who has lived at the place f<»r a long time, and can say it is very healthy. dec h The National Intelligencer, Baltimore t e df ral Gazette, Leesburg W'ashbfj't'mian, and Winchester G<7ette. will insert the abr" four months, and sepd tLeiraccouut# tu t t •ftce. /