NOTICE.
Orphan's Court of Prince George's County, January 25th, 1814.
Ordered
by the Court, that Thomas Ewell Administrator of Benjamin Stoddert late of said
county, deceased, sell the whole of the deceased's personal estate for the
payment of his debts, on a credit of nine months, for all sums above $10, and
for all sums to the amount of $10 and under for cash; after giving three week
notice, by advertisement in the National Intelligencer and by advertisements
set up at the most public places in the neighbourhood [sic], of the time and
place of sale. And it is further ordered, that he take on with an approved
security from the purchaser or purchasers thereof.
TEST,
TRUMAN TYLER, Register.
Jan: 31
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PUBLIC SALE.
Agreeably
to the above order the subscriber will sell at public sale, on Wednesday the 23d
day of February next, the whole of the personal property of Mr. Stoddert, consisting
of very valuable negroes, among which are a miller & a coachman, the first
quality of household furniture, among which are the best beds, mattresses and
bedding, window curtains, a quantity of plate and other very valuable articles —
also 6 horses, and a few Cows, Oxen, Sheep, &c. with a variety of other articles,
farming utensils, wagons, carts, &c. The Sale will be at the late dwelling of Mr. Stoddert
in Bladensburg, and will commence at 10 o'clock, and be continued til the whole
is sold.
THOMAS
EWELL, Administrator.
N. B. at the same time will be sold a new and handsome
finished carriage with good plated harness a little worn for 275 dollars cash, and the balance on the above
credit of nine months.
January 31-
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[1] Daily
National Intelligencer; Date: 02-09-1814; Volume: II; Issue: 345; Page: [1];
Location: Washington (DC), District of Columbia.
[2] Daily
National Intelligencer; Date: 02-09-1814; Volume: II; Issue: 345; Page: [1];
Location: Washington (DC), District of Columbia.
Transcribed by John Peter Thompson, February 9th,
2014.
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