i aceissupa| LLL thofe indebted to the eftate of Wm ! 'cott Fuller, deceafcd, are earncfily requeft-, cd to come forward and make immediate tpayment to Samuel Scott, who is duly auihor-ifed to receive the fame; and all thole who • have any demands a^ainft the fame, are re-: quelled to come forward with their accounts jen properly »rijuOd for fettlement, as thereP J will be »io longer indulgence given bySamuel Scott.Livingon the Town-Fork, (even miles below Lexington.j6URN£YMEN FULLERS~WANTED,(Ksuta01a iblt;meI WILL give generous wages in cafh, lor one or twoJOURNEYMEN FULLERS,who can come well recommended; or I will rent, or g*ve on the (hares, the mill lately 1 , occupied by William Scott deceafed—there isplentyof water to full at this time, two or #-three mills full of cloth per week. For terms' * apply to Samuel Scott, on the premifes, a f bout feven miles below Lexington, on the Town-Fork.Samuel Scott. Oftober iS, 1806. tfb:tldtci