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80 Dollars Reward.

sTR1YED or )qolen from the
/uk/erdrr's beJfuye, (ue0y tie /cat ,af hbs
hts Mr.. Moaiu, ana' nb9ut q niles f1om
ibis foeu0J en- 1bugffy right tbe ron
Wfa4t, tqvo GELDlNGS, o0e of, then q
br,gbf by, akoaf IS baads high, has q
ban1ixg maiy aua. fqOhcb uH, jar anu.
I'm 4 1la&s ar ./uib dam to az near bis
n3/e, brauaed an oue Of his sbigbs, buf
qObieb is nat recoLleded, tbus, o. BE-
hots 4vsN md evSry eeJ in a .NoSu ty4ptl-
ling gait, and qvas 6oa' p1gre.
The u6er . bright /oy,fL abom Ia band5
bigb, a .@orf made hoyfe, has a. bonqm.
m0in ena (1otc6 tail, 4&bne l1of urn
hi, back, oetehoued By fhr/adale, lrots
thru, and dyags his bmd /eef, by qv6it6
fbey are much 4v9ra; balas his btud ki.,b
4o5sp mo44sel, has had The elanders fsy
lomt time, buf is akmgf pVeif; he qoaslbod
b FIRE, buf bad IN eae If bis l5oes.
WboeUer delivfrs The /aid bo,1.s TO The
Ia6ltuder, BaA yrcsive 20 45lkags ytqoa,d,
or 10 aoh1uJ FIR et6Sr At f6tM. LfHf
Hoy1Ss yoete. lf1len, qobieb is moye 4Aaa
brobable, fbe pey/anyq2pBMg end jcearfug
tbe bicf,J0 fbdt bemqy be foap9t7ed, mai
,ceriUe a yeqeord Of go d5ika,s ub0n hi,
being conviAsd .tby Beah1g he afoyeJaia
boyfts, ar eit5ey qfffbfm.
PiILIRR. FENDALL.
4AlcxanQ,ia, rzb Sept. 1901. d
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VALUABLE LOTS,
AND
GROUND RENTS
In the town of Alexandria, for Sale.

III Tic tOWh w iSA S"ASs
WILL BE SOLD, atsPxbhe Antsi,n, on
the tremyes, on The /reend aloaaGy IN
Novrm5er uext, the follo4Uisg .0aluadle
Lsfs in The ta4vx of AIexanaria, viS.
One LOT ftuate .oN the
e5a Gae Of Fuiyfqx jqreet and Jontb .fde Of
King J2retf, PRINTING On Fahgfax .frfet 81
teet, and on King .2reef SO ferf 6 inches,
6ouuard on tie .lautb BY an ally. Tins
lat is me Of IRE 6sR ftuanonsia he tosva
IF 1Alesanar;a far t4hns/,, amabas On ii a
large ard eoaveu,enf .Jqoys end azvelling
bog/s.
One other LOT Etuate on
re /sutb Fae etKmg l,eef, beiepeen Wa-
,er and Uaian qreefs, ,froufirg on King
fseet 66 .ffef, and extluai4g back TT
feet to an aikey.
And one other LOT ON thu
5veR hae efWate,Greet, PRINTING az M
ter .frest sz feet, esteua,ng back 90 feet
5 inches to az alley, ami IS 6,anae1 an TIE
uorfb BY an alley.
ALTO,
Tie tolla4viag GROUND RENTS in
fee, OlS.
a Rent of too hundred
end tquo doflu,s ard an half granted BY
Jobu Jmeks, Ohy Wmd/Sr, Us. .S1erths
ard Craqufsra Jeueks, to Jal5n fnzse-
raid, late dtc'd, bis heirs and e5lIgu, jor-
ever, Waias ont .fqud charged on tqvo las
# gra4doa tbe tqf hae ef Nater .Greel
aadJoatb. hh + King Jfresf.
Ind oi,e other Rent o.
ttvr4p one bouuas current money ef Pr
siaia, graafrd By Beuiemih Ling fan to
10 The Iid Jobu MgtraA, bi, htys and
MgHs t5JeVer, Daiag ant Of and ebarge4
on a lat Of .groAna ~ tbs /ontb PAX Of Kwg
fret, btAzveen Naftr aaa L'aiau FREES,
1cbic5 lepe,al Afs aud ,gre~nd rents, avere
cnOyfa By Jaia J.bu fitzgerald TO The
/u6ycri5ers.
Oae fwD IF The purcbe/e maney 4uH.
be re9unea in rgA, aUa rates, qpeN en-
iayed, uegot@bh in tbe bank of' l4trsan-
9ria, or m any Of The banks ef' Baitimo,r,
or III tbe hank Of C'0lum6iu, pqyabk liz
tbirly, .fxD end ninety days, 7oMbe tGken
tor the rsJfdue.
Wallace, Johnion s Muir.
Srpt. g. Ia94W. d1ts
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- II gre4t Dat8aln!
/ Twill fell, or leafe for 10


years, a VALUABLE FAKM, in the
county OF CuipefFer, ard fate of Virgil,
MA, ON Flat -Sun, containing 7so acre.
th> land is extremely fertile, ana yields
annndanily in the product OF corn, wheat,
and tobacco; there are about 100 acres
OF MEADOW land, 50 or 20 of winch are
cleared, aud Is acres well iet in time, Thy
about $50 acres of the Tract are cleared
and well encloied. This land is diilant
from fredericksburg ..oout z8 miles, ans
IS miles from Alexandria and the CRY oil
Warrington. There are i,yerat valuable
merchant mills in he vicinity, one within
the di9ance oi a mile, where the Freae-
rickiburg prices are given for ali kinds OF
gram.
will alto fell the reverlion of
$50 acres OF land adjoining he above, on
winch are erected number of valuable
buildings, among item large dwelling
Loulr 90 feet By 20, with a rooms on a
floor, with fire places, and every nscef-
iary on houicS--a valuable peach arr APP
pie orchard.
A further deftriRsion is ,leelped unne-
cenagy, as any perfon dedrous Of purchaf-
the pren,a For terms 1op VIVA 10 q o y,ew
Brooke Vols. Ffo who IT, "a 800
the nrei,ifss r. 70 the G,htsr;hss '''i'
Io,IoI6 seUa. III
rs IT, = 80 !, 80 rrc
~" ~ ~ i,ii '@t = -. lAouioS
:" -. Ni sl os. .oiipie'e'y hhihea' on
- - d..a 1oiu'hoia hfee's' WIN iundfy
49,. aaDle e opIi'9 'le'i 'he i5me' Poheiion
@nsol n,@5 os ,''a ii'li'eala'ely ne
equal t. any n Alesa and 'o'S'Y ''''s''
For terms apply to Henry and Thomas
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&C. IN 0atps lad, of vejpea-
able connections, NH be takea as
an APbrsntsce tOtke Printing bu.
Eas6,
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PUBLIC SALE.

By uartue ofa Deed of T1ua|
made BY Charles Lovet0 the (u4lenbu,
to /ec4fe The payment Of aebt due ths
Pre/fdeut, Directors and Company II
tie Bank Of alexandria, grill be hu
ofbe bigbsR bidder, f0r ready msnl,,
on Saturday, The z4tb day Of O17oJe,
xext, at IL o'eleek in The foreueou,
The three tory
BKICK HOUSE 6 LOT
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n. 3. win to hire BY the month,
oruntil the iit DAY Of November, ten or
twelve lab5urers, for whom liberal wages
VIII De given Apply to N. Vols, on
+ ltreet, or w. I. Vofs, at the Navy
Y9rd.
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To Re2zt,

L u NCIII,
To the dra OF March next, and inITedl.
ate poGelIion given,
A complete two Aory Brick
IIoufe on Water frect, between Prince
and Duke ftreets asthis ftreet will IN a
short TING be very Handsomely paved, It
will render It's aluation mere eligible and
plcaiant than heretofore. ----AHy peron
whining to fee the houic and know the
terms, will be informed by applying 10
the fubfcriber.
GEO. sCORYELL.
AJa,
A frame Warehomc, in Duke hreet
next door to Alexander Smiths.
Sept. zS. d6t
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GENOA, Aueuft 20.

The fquadron of adm. Warren, which
failed in the end of July pan Leghorn, is
now cruiling off Toulon, and does much
damage TO the French and to our naviss-
ton! Two ofour vefeIs have been taken
near Sardinia.
At Malta and Minorca a great number
OF iick or wounded Englilp are arrived
from Egypt.
The Holy Father being afked for his
advice about the re-eitablilhment Of the
Eccleiiaitical States in Germany, his
anfwer-was, that circumstances mutt be
fubmitted 10.
The kingof Sardinia hast begun his GO
yernment by borrowing 100, 600 fcudi.-.
Fine PtofPeets for that country.
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NE w-YoRK, NOV. ID.

The letters and papers BY the fhit Area
thala, capt. Bunkefi from Brifoi, were
brought up Iaf eY.s. = in pilot boat.
the fhip being detaine igy ahead-wind:
The London papers by the Arethufa
are 6ownto the 24sh, and prices current
to the 25th, Of September incluGye.--
We have only time to give the leading
articles, which, indeed, are Of no
great nomeat.
Princes prices CURRENT, London, Sent.
25.---Three per cents confals SO 1-e---
Bank Rock ihut.--New dollars IS. 1od.
---Anelican Tar and Turpentine, IL. is.
Maryland Tobacco, from 2 to 3D..
Anne ican fuler6ne -four from so to SIS.
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HAGUE, Sent. !.

a great number of officers, and other
Perions, have been embarked inthe TexeI.
to be employed in our pofeaions on the
coat OF Guinea; the vefTel which conveys
them Carries a neutral flag.
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PARIS, September ii,

Admiral Triguet has taken the com.
dand in chief of the whole naval force:
connhftins Of French and Spanifh velIeIs; III
iheport Of Cadiz.
II 20 September .12:
We learn from the Hague, that the Ba4
tavian feet, under the command of Adj
miral De Winter, is juG ready to fall
1fls Feet is in the;bea order, and its crews
are are burning with ardour to engage the Enl,
Glifh!
The authors Of the Frankfort, papers
have been directed to be more circumfpeet
for the future, and not to publifh all the
reports fpread abroad refpecting Egypt
butte confne thenfelves to the olicial
accounts of the French government.
There viii be in future grand general
annual reviews throughout the Aufrian
monarchy, in the fame manner as there
have been IN PlAfIia.
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STRAsBURGFb Sept. 3,

Keiterday lord Arthur Paget, miniIet
Plenipotentiary Of the king of Englandto
the epaoerox ofaGerntanvs paned by this
town on his way to Vienna, to replace
lord Mimic. He was provided with d
PallPort, Ggned by the chief c5nfuls
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VIENNA, Sent. ;.

The AuRrian fhip which was detained
At Widen, BY Pahwan oglu, has been
let at liberty, and received very liberal
payment fer the coffee.
Lord Mimic will this day take his leave
OF their imperial maieiies, and the Queen
OF Naples, previous to his departure. A
part OF the equiPage of his lady has alrea-
dy fet out for Cuxhaven.
September 8.
a very important change has inR taken
place in the Aultsian miniftry. The
Count de Colloredo, who during count
Cobentzeps itay in France, had filed the
Office OF prime mini0er, has Jun retired.
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HAMBURGER sep,embef.ifs

1921 - - %At ~A15s Nc ptcllibCk "A Asdss- {.
A rumour has prevailed here for feye-
raj days, that F nglahd has TsfnGed to de-
liver up tie Daniih WeR.India Hands,
till Desmask fhalt indemnify the city Of
Hamburger for I'll the expencesit fuRain.
edI. conteauence Of the late unprovoked
invaion. England is alto faid to have
deTFanded the difniIial of prince Charles
Of Hefe fr6mhis dignity Of Bauifh Field
Ma. hall and commander in chief
Letters from Peteriburgh, of the a5th
uit BRING ayarietg of details, from which
itpl'inly appearsthat Citizen Daroc has
besi totally unfuecefsful in his milton,
and hat he is not TO go to the coronation
at Nofcow. Though velted with the
powers of a French ambafador, he was
obliged to advertife himfelf among the
Lift of other Adventures, who intended
to quit the capital of RaEia. In this pub
lie rotice, ne adumes the title bfsI Citizen
Duroc, adjdtant of the fra confuL DO.
haparte.
a. great change in the politics Of Rufiia
Is expected to take place before next
Spring.
Respectable private letters received
here this evening from Paris fate, that
the French government is in poiIeGion of
papers, which prove that the pfifoners ait
Bsreuth had formed plot againlt the life
of the FRI confuk
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LReceiyed by the Alexander. Geary, III
AZ ii days from London.
,LONDoN. Sentetbi,et -.

LONOON5 september ID.
The Hamburger mail arrived yeRerday
IN courfe.
The NOR important Article which II
brings, is anoficial Communication tranfs
united by citizen Talleyrand, the French
ri fs:a fr9r ~ tsss ~ f.
Ratitoon, fupportingihe demand Of Prif.
fla, that the appointment Of new Elecs
Ior or Cologne and Prince lBiihop of
e1uniter, flrould be deferred until the de.
hnitive' fettlement of the ihdemnities
whichare to be granted to the hereditary
princess This tate paper proves in the
moR decifive manner the good underHan.
ding which exits between the cabinets of
Eerlin and the Thuilleries, and expofes
the abiurdity ofthe reports circulated in
Germany, that Prufia was unfriendly to
the execution of the treaty of Luneville.
1t does not require n1nch fagacity to anti
clpate the acquiefcenee Of the SQUIRT Of
Vienna with the. joint wines, or rather
the peremptory requi6tion of the FirR
Conful and the King of Prnfia,
Should the Emperor PERTH in the elec-
ton, It may prove the fource of new
war on the continent. a-t
September ISL
A letter is faid to have been received
in town from Munfler, dated the evening
ofthe 18th init. which ftates, that not.
withdrawing the ftr0ng remontrances of
Pruilia and France, the election of
prince bifhop had taken place that dav,
and that all the votes were united m favor
of the archduke Anthony, the emperor,s
brother. The letter obferves, that
Count WeftPhalen, the imperial commit
foner, had arrived at Munier previouf.
ly to the election charged with communi-
eating to the chapter the emperor's ac-
acknowledgements, and announcing that
the archduke had already taken the frit
eccleiiaitical order, and was preparing to
receive the others which were neceHary
to qualify him for his new dignity.
Should this itatcment be true, the cleo.
tion would in all probability involve the
emperor in ferrous diGpute with the cas
hinets Of Berlin and the Thuillcries.
A very gallant action has been fought
off Rochfort,by the Amelia frigate, capt.
Herbert, with fquadron of three Frenah
frigates and fchooner, which fhe cons
Pslled to. retIrnto port.
We learnby letters Of recent date,re-
ceived on Sunday at Plymouth, from the
Calar, off Cadiz, that Cir James Sanmarez
has declared that port in fate of block.
ade.
Tuefday a privy council was held at
Dublin cattle, before his excellency, when
APPROXIMATION was directed obe ifIued,
requiring the inhabitants of the maritime
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Lyons, Sept. Q.

s General Piiton, the commander of the
10Th military divron, fet out with 40
troopers, TO meet III IN regiment Of ara
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Hzasr %rgsa brrs c sss ~ Us
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This procIaf.latle.

MS PfocIaIlatlc9 n. n N ~ .
by four DEGREES, two
the difbanding ard re-ce sntis,,,
firit regiment of a-i:illszs. and the Il
two to the arrelt of the inutineel.
and the erection of ftatue % the me-
mory Of citizen aqucmain, chief Of bat
talon; who was killed by them on the
draw-bridge of the citadelof Turin.
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fiilery on its riiarch from Pont- Beali- Vio-
fin. He read to the regiment the procia-
nation Of tie frlt conful; and the leveral
DEGREES of government; after which each
company marched for its REFLECTIVE defi-
nation. He feIe6ted2 rs Of the fubalterns,
and TENT them with the colours of the re-
giment to Paris. The arnourers who
were accufed Of being the ringleaeers in
the matiliy Of Turin, were put under ar:
ref.
The folders {eehied Affected BY the pros
cIamation which was read to them5 aud
difplayed a. fenfibllity worthy Of French
folders, whom difafEe 6tior'fnay for MO.
ment rniilead, but who are alive to the
fentitnents Of honor, and the voice of
their country. .-t.
PROCLAMATiONs
Benabdrte, First Consai, 10 the soldiers of
the first regiment Of ArfiRery.
~. Paris; Augu&, s5.
a Soldiers otr conduct in the citadel
Of Turin has been heard of in every part
of Europe. Our enemies rejoiced to fee
you difobedient to orders and guilty of
crimes: A feeling of profound forrow
in the hearts of your fellow-citizens pre-
coded the cry Of vengeance: YOU have
performed great fervices--yoG arc covers
ed with honorable wounds: you have re-
ceived them in advancing the glory of the
tepublic;z-ihe has triunphed over her e.
nemies, and holds, the frh rank among
nations. But what svails fich greatneiss
if her lthdifciplined children allow them
felves to be guided by the unbridled PAT.
fions OF a few wretches ! Yoa entered a
fortrefs in tufnultuous manner yiolats
ing every regulation, and without paying
any refpe6tto the Gag of the French peos
pie which was flying there's You killed
the brave officer charged with its defence,
you matched over his dead body you
are all guilty. The officers who couldnot
preierve you from luch niifccn55aslGa.
unworthy of somniaHding yoa. NE :
ioi.s 'Thiea. 80 ~ ssssss-.. ad, esd
were unable torally you, ihall be spl5f
led in the Temple Of Mars, and COW
with funeral Grape. Your CORPS iii.
ed: Soldiers you are to enter intr
corps; in them give proofs of ifE
ciPlines Endeavour that it may
ofyou, il was necenaryto mig
ample of them, but they itili
they have been, the brave n
dren Of their coasti-ys
(signes PN
This procIaf,at,e..
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Foreign News.
NORFOLK, Nov ).

tf Our London, Glafgow and Ffehch
papers, up to the 9th September, reeei-
vedyeRerday by different arrivals, con.
rain nothing interefing the following
articles are fuch as we think worthy our
immediate attention. Flags ftruee Till
continue 70 go and come between Dover
and Calais, without the leaf hint ttanl-
ptring ia the London or Paris papers as
TO the contents of the dispatches they cars
~ The Stocks at both places, have,
Ter Tome time pall, been very iteadys
which inclines belief that the propoli.
! tons, tor peace are, at LEAH, favorably re-
reiyed BY thcfe in power. There Is no
truth. IN the report of Pitts taking III Z
feins OF the Brltifli government of tic
sarrsnder OF Alexandrial which feens ",
hoidiout boldly. From the lste 81 81
nation, in Ireland, we find thu *
menf mnch in fear of the defcetlt BY the
Sans- Culcttes on that country
BY the French papers / fnd = mvas
non ofs'hngland much talked of. De,
,Vinter's Aeetis nearly ready tor fea:--
General Lafncs, Buonsparte relation,
Is arrived at Dunkirk, to concert rnea-
hrestwith admiral Nelly. Admiral Troa
vile remains at BouIogne and the
French admiral 1lruguet has taken the
command of the Spanifh feet at Cadiz.
--a--=-
Lkeceiyed by the Alexander. Geary. III
a. - Il. y M '
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dated Auguit 10, which do not conform
with the reports circulated in London or
Ratiibon. The 10y of Confantinople APP
pears to have bsengof Ihort duration. 1t
is entirely faIfe that Alexandria Is i'll pro-
yidel either with men or arnass All the
accounts that veindirectly confirm the
news which have been officially pubiiihed.
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counties Of iselands upon notice given
by the general Commanding each diltrief,
to drive their cattis aud Rock into,the In
serior of the country.
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COTTON g. STEWART
Hay. reeeiyed, large and geueru!
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE ENraRANcHIs OF
=. POLITE LiIERATURE;,
Amongst when, aFc the following

.Amongh whicn, arc the following
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Eo. Kntzeau.s Phys. vo,s. Lads t5uii-
Cal Magazine, Parks irAscss. stsuars's t'sS
Of oeiety, Cfraer6c,t's F.st,css, !. vos; Cutters
Practice oil phync, " ~, ~ fissish, p2s.ys
Philosophy, = vols, Gisi-yls -, ses,i.s M ,s.e
Navigation. by G'uat, Bnf'ss Poems, .sii1ot $
A.,c,ear hiifory, 2 soi~ fraeieai Edueasi.n, 2
vols. Beauties u st. 2icrc, Ea>han tamiiy fhy
fie,aa, Fox's Box of Martyrs, vols. Lee S
Memoirs, Birth STAGE rr:a.., 2ohinfon's aii-
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MA and Ladies Prscepor, \ vols. f1uutes, on
the Blood, yo.s Caliwe.is Memoirs, Wiilisl .
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10 be LSdjed
For the term Of II years, at rea'onaoie

GOI Tue teItu % IL yS"A'1 -
rents.
Sundry tracts Of Land IN
tic counties Of Berkeley and iiampihLs,
in tenen,ents of convenient dimennons,
from 100 to 200 acres.
In BsRkLEy.
!. sz6 acres upon the river Potomac, op-
polite to for, Frederic.
100 acres upon the river Potomac, at
the xaou,h OF the Warm Spring Fun.
600 acres upon the north fork OF Sleepy
Creek.
or Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
thew theie Lands.
liz HAMrsHlkE. g-.t
!. col acres On New Creek, at the mouth
of Kistte!ick branch.
100 acres On the drains Of Abraham.
creek, ON the Allegheny mountain.
s., acres On tie louth fox ci Glib
o)n's run. -
674 acres on the Allegheny mountain,
,eawe-n the gap over 10 Pine Swamp and
,,o,he1 gap, called " The way 10 BuAdns-
toms tnraQow. =
S, acres, called the i" Trout. pond
sract,' ION the drains Ct Great Caespon. :.
The Ave laa-nenricned tracts were ia
ken up near 40 years ago, and granted to
Thomas Bryan Martin, ceceafca, and by
him conveyed to the lab(c1i5er. Any NJ
.hel: tracts are to be purchafsd at rea-
ionable price o~ hall Of the money 10
DC paid down, and for The other cre!it will
be allowed. For further particulars Apply
in Alexandra to the faoftyiber. -
CHARLES LEE.
Sept. IS. law
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THE partne,ihip Of S6reve e .fauer
having neen c,iIa!ved by the Gsu;h Of
Benjamin >hreve on the 10Th Of Novem-
Der lait tapie who have claim, again&
faid partnerhp are dsarsdso furnifh them,
ard rho(e indrbred to thcm are reqqeited
to cali and ie,t.e their a counts Immediate
ly to enable me 20 clole the buhn-s of
the partnehhip with the executors.
ABEL JANNEY,
Survi,g pdrtsr, IF Sb,ev< and Jaaay.
Dec. IL. pe3w