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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-07


For tire reAefef certain Military Petitioners in tire
State Of SOnHb-CaroLina.
DE it enai7ed BY the Senate and HOME of Re
~ Prelenfafive5 oftbe United Siates of 6s1eri-
ca, IN CongrsjJ aDfm6led, That the perfons to
"hom military peniions have been heretofore granted
and paid by the fate of South Carolina, in purfuance
OF the reclves of the United States in congres aem
bled tor the payment of penfons to the nvaids who
were wounded and d1abled during the late war with
Great-Brtain, and who have not been placed on the
books IN the office of the ecreary for the department
OF war, fhsll be- and the fame hereby are direed to
be placed on fad books, and their iad peniions a be
hereafter paid by the United States in the Fame
ner rs to ether penons of the u s. out of the funds al
ready appropriated for that purpoe.
ina be 1t further enaded, That in placing
the names of petitioners the books puruant to the
directions contained in the foregoing fecon the fecre-
tary OF war ihall be guided by certificate from the
tate OF SouhCarolna, when the fame fhall be deli
vered to him under the proper authorizations which
certificate fhall ipecfy the of petitioners and
iuns OF penions, and kewe that they have not been
paid ince March the fourth, thoufand feven hun
dred and eighty-nne, by fad fate which certificate
mail be recorded in the books Of the department OF
war, and the original kept file. And each officer
non-conmloned officer, and folder, whole name fhaIl
be placed the iaid LIT as penioner in conformity
to the provons of this ACT, in cafe of the death OF
any iuch oticer non CONDITIONED officer or folder
his heirs legal representatives, al receive fun,
equal to the arrears of his penfop which a have ac-
crued from and after the fourth day of March, one
houiand feven hundred ard eghty-nie until the pa-
iage OF this act, until the death of iuch penoner
aforeaid' as the cafe may be- which arearages iall
be entertained and certified by the RICHTER Of the
Jury IN the fame manner and under the id restrictions
as are contained in the a9 paed the eleventh day of
Augnt, one thouiand fevenhundred and ninety EMIT
led An act for the relief of the perlons therein er-
toned or defcribed" Provided That the coinnluta-
ton OF half pay which may have been received by any
commioned officer entitled to penGon as aforefad,
ihai rit be returnedby fuch officer into the treafury
OF the United States, ia be deducted from the ar
rear' OF renion directed to be paid by this a6s.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ftbe Hogit Of Reprefnfafivrs.
AARON BURR,
Pice-Pyefdent otfbe Unifed States, and
Pref6ent IF tie Senate.
March 8, 'o1.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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RULE--That after the end Of this prefer. term, all
oaufe depending in this Court which iaal be ready for
hearing in puruancs Of the rule OF this court made on,
the 5th day of this prefen month, lha ulles good
cauic be ewn the contrary, be heard i'll the fame OF
der in which they Rand on the docket.
TKsrE, J. CROWN, C. c.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

Living on ShockG-Hill, near Mr.. Daniel L.
Hylton and MIR. Benz. Motby)
D ESPECTFULLYi inform t5eeifiyeus ofRiel.-
N mond and its ViciAity, thai fbey Race
lately commenced tile
CARPENTER & JOINER's BUSINESS;
and are nOqo ready to undertake any 6uGnetJ
m their ine.-Z6y frgR, from their part,ec-
lar attention, and faithful performance efe4ey,
thing they undertake, to merit public batronaec.
WILLIAM K. LEE,
JOHN S. LEE.
Me1 %, 'o4. tf(sJ
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The Earl OF fgremont faid; tia. although nc
had not ior comfortable time had location to
-ddrefs their Lorsliliips, yet he conceived the
pre.ent meaiires 10 novel, and 10 Objectionable
Oil many accounts, that be thought il his duty
70 make public ayowal of his INTERPRETATION
Iof it.
Lord Grenville blamed Minifters for not .ab-
uniting, in i fair and mx0ly mode, TO the conf
deration of Parliament, the principle OF recipro-
city between the militia establishments Of both
countries, n iuch was their intention when they
hr.t countenanced the preiert meafure. But
they were not perhaps, aware that the auction
had been IN !ome mcclure already decided. BY
the articles of the union with Scotland, it was
determined, after great deliberation, that the
militia of England and Of that country ihouid be
confined in refpe6t to their fervces, 10 The coun-
tries by which they were feverally paid. His
Lordihip defended, with his accuhomcd ability,
the meeting of the Militia Colonies ut the
Thatched Houfe, and challenged any noble Lord
10 point out why, or where il was unconifituti-
onal for number of officers, all Of them, with
out fcarcely an exception, either Peers of Par
Lament, or Members of another Eoufe, TO ai-
femble, and expreis their opinion on fubjcGt
which mott materially concerned them. His
Loroihip gave his mott decided diiient to the
Bill
Lord Hawkibury fupported the meafure in a
thort fpeech, and found fault with the refoluti-
ons entered into by the officers who fubfcribed
their names 10 them. He coniidered it as very
great error in them, to fpsak ascminenty as ne
could of their conduct, TO have afiembled in an
official and military capacity, and to have pub
iiihcd the reiult of their deliberations at that
meeting.
Lord Romney condemned the meafure, and
indicated the conduct of the meeting at the
Thatched Houfe, at which he hadthe honour to
be one.
Lords Hawlllbury and Fitzwillian explained
the latter of whom being called to order by the
Lord Chancellor, fat down, when
Lord Carnarvon rofe, and contendcd that his
noble friend was ftri6tly in order.
The queftion being put on the fecond reading,
the Houfe divided =
Contents, Peers 643
Proxies, Is
Non-contents, Peers 4s}
Proxies, S.
Majority go
Lord Hawkibury faid, at that late hour he
would not move for the fecond reading of the
other Bill before their Lordfhps, the Irifh Mill
tia Augmentation Bill, but con6ne hmfclf to
moving, that the Bill, now read fecond time,
fhould be committed for tomorrow.
Lord Grenville ftated, that he had infinitely
greater objections to the fecond Bill, than to the
one now read, and would fate thofe objections
at Tome length to- morrow. He agreed with the
Noble Baron, that it was now too late to enter
upon the difcufIion of it.-Adiourned at Gle
ven O'Clock.
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Lords Csrnarvon and Harrowby .hortly fnp-
ported the motion, and Lord Hobart faid few
words in explanation, when the houfe divided.
Contents for the amendments -
Proxies Isl
Non-Contents againit it =
Peers o5
Proxies $50
Being majority of one in favour of Earl Car
lilies motion.
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HE Court of Huftings of the City of Rich
l. mond have efabliihed the following rules
concerning applicants FOR licenfes 20 manufac-
ture Tobacco within the faid City viz.
"Ali Applications to the Court for Liccnfcs TO
Tobacco, mutt be made one month
at leait, previous to the time OF granting there
Of and the name or names of the applicant or
applicants entered on the Records of the faid
Court, and inherited in all the Newspapers pub
hihed in the City of Richmond 20
IN PURSUANCE WHEREOF. prer,c
NoTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN, That from the
Records of the faid Huftings Court, it appears
that DAM. TRlpLETT and JOHN WIDE
WILT intend to apply to the next fucceeding
Court for Licenies, feverally, to Manufacture
Tobacco within this City.
by OrAc,- of tie Court,
AND'W STEVENSON, D. c.
June rs. (2dmjuly)
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At a Court Of Appeals held at the
Capitol i'll the city Of Richmond,
The Dist May, 1904.

ORDERED, that the following Rules be publilhed II
the Richmond Gazettes, for one month.
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NOVEMBER 18th, 1908.

RULE-In all cafes whether of appeal writ of error,
or otherwe, the Court will proceed hearing at the
term to which uch cafe hal be returned or fent up un.
eis good cauie fhal be ihegn to the contrary
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of State, ,
esd of May, 1904. {

THE Pti7ferJ offbs haqVs offbe United States me
reqnejYed TO inert tie a5oTe in fbeir GaSetfet
.SOtee qoeek for tie 54ace qfEx months, ami The
CoIei40rJ 9f'fbs egfo0S to Keep copies Of IL ba7ed
t6 IN their g6Tee5-
June, 2.
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AT a QUARTERLY COURT CONTINUED AND HrL,
FOR PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, MAY TIE 2so,
1904.
WILLIAM WHITE, & Co. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
THOMAS GIBSON & ROBERT
B. GIBSON, Defendants
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Plaintiff
IN CHhHcRRr.

HE defendant Thomas Chiffon not having
L entered his appearance ard given fecurty accord.
ing to an act OF the General Aaebly and the rules Of
this courts and it appearing to the fatsfaon of To.
court that he is not nhabitan of this fate OH tho
motion of the plaintiffs by their council it is ordered
that the fad defendant Thomas Chiffon do appear here
on the firR day of Auguh next and anfwer the
plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this order be fourth
with inherited III ione one o. the public newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond for two months uccef
lively; and alto ported ct the front door of the court
bonie OF this county.-And the defendant Robert D.
Chiffon, upon whom attachment for his contempt
in not anfwering the bill of the plaintiffs hath been re-
turned executed, fill falling to anfyer the fame tho
court, this twentyfecond day of May in the year of
our Lord thoufand eight hundred and four on the
motion of the plaintiffs, by their council doth take
their bill for confefled to that defendant and will
proceed at future day to decree the matter thereof
uneis the fad defendant Robert Chiffon on or before
the next term after he fha have been ferved with
copy this order, thew cauie to the contrary
Copy. Tene,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D. c.
(eSzm-l6
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
Mediterranean PaSsbo1.tS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
" deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean panport il1ued to venels of
the United States that from the 18th day of Ju-
ly next, thoie of the new form will be iiTued at
the cultom houies to every vellel, FOR which ap-
Pllcation may be made on compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and firrendering the
former paiiport of which fhe may be ponefed,
II any,in which latter cafe no fees will be requi-
red for the exchange: and that by an arranee-
ment agreed upon by the Bsrbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pahport will be fufiicient to pro-
tect the veilels of the United States, from cap
tuTe until the III of July 1905, after which the
old form of pa6port will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State, }
GaH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
act NOTICE.
e MaW Seat and Fa7Gls.


SITUATE on Little river, in the cocrsy Of
Loudoun at the head Of the Turnpike Road, nov
iaits rrogrtfs, will be offered at PUBLIC flc 10
The highea bidder on the premifes, on the 18th
q OF May next, if lair, or on the next lair
day.
The feat for large manufacturing mill being
inn diatelyat the fork Of tie roads leading from
Smokers and Abby's Gaps, afo,ds aifo mofl
eligible Gard for DJfllexy, SIRE and 1aqe,4y !;
ard the land which IS OF good quality, is alfo
well adapted 10 Platter Of Paris has an abun.
dant fpply OF wood and at caa ool acres Of
bottom fl Tor meadow. The tract containing
upwards OF 900 acres will be fold in la g. or final
diplGons 70 accommodate putchalers: ard IN.
terms will be one third Of the money in hard
upon he receiptof clear deed free from incnm
bances Of every kind, AMI the balance in ,wo
equal annual indictments with ntereli) from the
doy oifele; the pnfcha{efs TO receive The fcnts
on the land when due f,oln the tenants, whole
terms will expire at til. cd of this year
Inquiries rclpctting thu fad ptrp-ltv may in
the mean time be made Of Mr.. Solomon Bottom
REID ng near It.
FERDINANDO FAIRFAX.
Charles Fown, JeFetion county, yugioia.
M4ch 5. 1aWi sthm
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ELEGANT EDITION
The HOLY BIBLE.
PROPOSALS
For Printing by Sablcripsioa, tin four handloEs
octave volNmesl
THE HOLY BIBLE
CONTAINING
TIE Old and Nstv 7Tsstamsnts.
CONDITIONS.

q hslI be priasad Oh faperhns we've paper
with aa elegant new ty?s.
The price 10 fubfcsibers will be Tsvo Dellars
per vol. ia boards, or Fass sDsliafs and Fry
Cex.s, handsomely bound and iesiersd.
60 ,hoie who iu6lcribs Tor lcyeral copies, dill
couat will be made. proporticnsa to shs nura,
Der fablcribsd for.
THE advantage of h.ving this Invaluable Book print
cd on large type and the fame ac in portable ana
convsn;cnt vouns appears 70 evdsn that the eaeon-
rsgsm.nt neeeslsy warrant en- undertaking ct iuch
msyaicudc, is confidently expe&ed portable volume
would often be takenup in moment of leiiure, when
the fzs OF srgesuawicldy olc would operate as al
apology Tor leaving it unopened. in thi4 way, isl Por-
tion. II time wouo be prctaby employed, which might
othrr~iie bc totally loft. In large families a Bibiem
volumes torang opportunity Tor ieyerai to read at
caec may frnernes BE peculiarly convenient ieems
flp.rauou go sdd nusa tins iues--iulce 1t 70 lay
that 70 rcasonabe espeuce pai. shall be parcd to
raaer this edition Of ths foly Scriptures both corea
and elegant.
The sbyc work is in prcf asd will BE Gaiasd about
the end Of the prefent year
c. Subscriptions received by K.
and Gray, King isreet, where ipe-
cincn Of The paper aad printing may
be ieen.
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N. KINGSTON,
.R0T4 MIST s. SEEDS-lN dlV,

Ea,.e.x Sf,ret. AiFxaadrta, hffh tor sale,
FRESH SEEDS
e .,.or ,ootbv re- graf, rhAcl gfafs, bsrnet fri.
ell sa;nr ZONE rca rop, and uccrn hemp ~ and
- dla. a G<u>ral hG'ytmest
K;tcben 81 Flower Garden Seeds,
Dot herbs and medicinal feeds, pants ana TOTS na'oP
Roots ho aud green houic plants IN pots qa4aty =
lombsrcy ,ars, catapas, oeui, EnsAsh waputs Taeh
and r.ffei asp,e trc-s honey aud iearet ioeu, WIN
variety Of roies End n'wer ihfuos.
A good ANortaue1at ct
-. ed root eiaiic. garden ie.. ratee. hoes
fpAds, reefs and ae asparagus plants and iced polA
AJlo,
4 variety Of queens, aone and glais
Dry good. ard hardware.
nlo4ke5 Weston and Bacon hams,
Back pepper in bags,
spaauh Scgars,- 1900 in a box,
AIipice, gnger, nutmeg' q YES mace,
Ioai apd'brown lugar, tea, cafce aid chocolate,
so.p ard candca, nlcn and wQn,:n, ihaes,
Coarle and fine fit, corn, bran, indian aad Duck
wheat meal
vlaegar, eli By the barrel,
Good lanes River and imoatng tobacco,
Read, naie bags. rice, barley, veimiceila, &C.
I nth TO Rent or Sill,
The unezpired time ofmy lcafe, be
ing nine years # n tic frlt q January Ia0eotirg
of IS acre. of highy inprovcl Land, Oh which IS
log foufe and Rabie plng Of excellent wa'er. and
good milk hauic, sying between Cameron lian a., tho
WiDcheler road The will b. eaiy, as oIher bull
aof, prevents me- from at,ea3lng to it.
j will alto Sell or Exchange Tor
wet OF dy go.d hall acre LOT, in fcc iinlple. .t
ven End on Wof street extended ] he fltuation Is
pleaf.n;, apdmy price low.
will likewife fell or barter for
Goods, good saddle aud hAit lOaSE, live year, Old
February 20 Iawi5 h May.
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By ysrtssc Of q DEED Of Try r.: g,
To he (ubict:bc, will be eapoied 70 iAlf IT, sp
,e pre,,,ss, for ready money, on the = = 60
oe Mach next, il fair, if not, Inc nsas1 80
day, rJ
living upon The ear dde Of Warrington Nises' 80,
north dae OF csmseon Greet, n the 'oa'' :.
Alexandria, extending w,'h Washing'on -
Gsty Ave feet, with Casleron hreet IDLY 'sse"
feet: alto
A blees of Ground,
,end g eaewsraly, from Wzfhinssoo fleet, pc.
pinnieS cpcn the fad alley. hisy fsvcn feet 10 1ne
sARward OF Wellington Street and e1,sno'hS
with the alley fifteen .cei, and no.thwafalJ Pa
.allel 20 Wilmington Street twenty teet, Aao
one eatire SQUARE containing TWO acres-sound
"a IN the i,ufh by Ofoneko Street, or .ths nofth
bs Peod,eton Erect, on the eatf by Alfred ftfeet,
and % the wea by Patrick itreet. This lqlare
IS {ubieS to an annual rem Of forty three pounds
current money Of Virginia, payable e ChaFieS
Alexander, Etq. ANbto hEl ~
Feb. ID. eous'
The cxceillve badnefs Of the
weather at the time appoinred for he Sale OF the
above properly, prsyened he fale TAX 0g place.
1t will now be offered for fale on N 1nday the
10Th day If this month on the REFLECTIVE pfeml-
fss. L hatday lhoud prove untayorbie, It VIII
be ofFc.-d the next fail DAY.
JAMES KEITH.
March (.
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Di:n!if &aLs.

On the hre day Of May enfuing, will
b. foia, amsissy d iee imsle, o.
The 8 tory Brick Dwelling douie
6tuate il P,tnce TIRE, az prstent II Inc oeci~
pancy Al NJ A. S. Swosp-. Atn, noiety o.
THREE TENEMENTS,
situate in King fstes, seoauted 70 ph,ii., Conc
and otb-f.. TIE terms Will DC tuad- lsn7wa or
the dsy OF fale, by
!. B. swoope,
Aam;marstor of l. B Swoop, sd.
Jan. 10. W'lo+
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FOR SALE,
a TRACT Or LAND,


fi,ua,e 10 the COUNTY OF Alexandra apa didf!ct 4
Cplupbia, coosainiug upwards OF enc huhdse
acSes; as II tx nile. fem Alexandria and n
from The CHy of Wathi0gsep. Abony this
acres Of f,id lsad is chased and would af1r'' Z
beautiful Giuasien 30 aay psrfon who weHd VT
10 retirc final d.tiance intosthe country durmt
the {unnlef. Alfo, about halt 2 mile from fait
land, al excellsOt
MILL SEAT,
with IA Feet 5 inebes nsturai tail, htcate on III
Four Mile Rua, WIN g1eal variety OF exc
len,.faue fos building, &c. further deiciiq
ton Of either of the above places IS needles,
it is foppofed shst any psifon who is inc'ined
pa-chaf> viii view the premifes andjndge e
thomE-lses. An indifPutablc title viii be glye'
fsr esfher, ana tsrms made known hy applying
TO the fub!c,bef, living pesr fail mil feat
William Carlin.
F.h n. la33 !
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March {,
To be Rented.

A two tory fracae HOUSE, ard a'aFgc LOT
fol Garden, with Well Of good water ar the
door, on Dakefreef, ahoat three iqaares to Tie
safwsrd OF the Stone Bridge: petition nay be
had Immediately.
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80 IlolLna-6 Rezuu2d.

RAN AWAY from che Sabferlbel Plantati-
on, ia sssFora County, yefeEday morning, a
negro man named
JERRY.
He IS about feet 10 inches nigh and remarkably
81 ck. His clothes were long blue pea jAcke',
blas srowieys and tatred canvafs har. baugk
h.n o. Mr.. Fortney III Alexandria, aboat VII 6
place fuppsfs h. IS now lurking. The abovs
reward viii bs givenif taken out of .Aexandris
Counsy, or Fivs Dollar, If taken within the
fame ard iecufed in the Alcxandfia iail.
Vim. Pattsy0n.
March s. eo3s+
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he (.oR1stang HoMie

IF the subferbsr was broke opea on Weaneiflsy
eight lsa, and sbe Drawer Of BIS Wiring D *
beeke, and his Pocket Book fsken t!3elefron,,
e.sving - dollars 10 three notes, I'D fandry pa
pefs of coafcquence TO the owner, and cannon be
ST any NE TO ny other perion. The owner will
&c ve.y 'harkfu' TO the Perpetratot 60 fetutn the
Pocket Book and papcts, 70 thar Zen get fhem
gam, by placing them IN bis palfage.
Andzp. SchoJfeld.
March =. cost
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A Lot about AL feet On Potoma'

4 Lot aDout 343 ltel Oh IUtoIllao
arani, extending wett@su about ofeet, to an
alley. This may be leptcd for about ten years.
sud, perhaps, on ground rem. forever. This lot
IS very near 10 Wolfe iifees and Ii ks wharf.
VIM. Hawthorne.
Al 2 en-
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CHEAP BARGAIN.

Iwih o fsH sal acres OF LAND. about
mics from Asxaodris, iying on the Falls Church
Road, a.little above Col. Peyton's and Captain
Siacnm's The improvements are fmall framed
Ioufe, with sbQtf sio acres OF rich, low ground
clcfd, with cedar poA, and chefnnt rails, and
lad down il ,imathy Lac fall, about 40 OF the
mott choice fruit trees planted, fomeof them
will be in full bearing 5his iumEsr, ii -fhe fpring
,ermits; th- whole OF the rca in woad. / ad
iaius tic isnds OF Captain Richard Conway and
eeoj min DulAny, Efq. II not field at private
fsle before Satarda, RE iofb day If Maeb, 1t
siil be On har day fct mp TO the hl,heit bidder,
Al the CIR HesN in Alexandra, beiwsen The
hours Of one ana Two O'Clock. lbe fsrvty and
title papers may be feen add the land aewn 70
any petf.n deirous of purchailas, by application
@ the lu6lcIlbcf.
B. DADE.
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paswr1p DAILY 81
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III.
!, By vsrstss 9 q Dcsj 81 |
ion ! laomazlo Ei.zsy d fafsE
fa9leiiosf. executed ior tie ?.-3f
AID paylng q dtbt de 4f7..., &. g.,
D@oiel iA'cafty CIichracr e i. '- -.
ll5, lhstI eNpsfe to auslc e.. - ;, .a4 w..
bidder t-r really m hey, % 49,. - e's
day Of NJ irch next. betsceo 81 ,. 10y = 5n5'
two o lock Of that Jay, al . = 's :. o =,
!. Too t'c5t5 orbarcsL Of LAM
adjoining each other, I0a,, o. ~ = .'
Pobick run, IN the county afor,.r,iI a." ~
Barnes ard Wiiliam d Wis, q, oref.a, -
this land fuPP. fed to contain al.n Nan. ''.i.'
oTes ltgethet he nifty will +: ~ =
aieert.'hed by the day Of m!-. Tb9G. ~
can view he lands previous 10 5Se l,n '" nf
Dodand6e Pit ChichefJ
frb. Is H.
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FehI6
Ihl1 IS 10 g1Ue AOllCe,

Tbs IS 10 gt0e AOtace,
THAT fhe oubscrib, halh obtaued from the
orplian's Court of Alexandra C,uaty in the
y strict Of Columbia, Letters of Administration
th4 personal estate OF Kenneth Masbeson late
IF til said Caunty, deceased All persons tav.
n claims agatnst the sad deceased axe he eby
sarned so exb,hi, the sane with rhe vouchers
hereof, on or before the fifth day q a gqst next.
hey may otherwise by law be EXCLUDED from ali
benefit of the said Estate.
Given undrr nv hapd this 5th day Of
Mach, I8oA.
Ma2y Anp MQthe1oas,
Administering.
All persons indebted to the SAID Estate are re-.
guessed somake immediate payment to the above
named Administration.
Ajax 5th Msfeh, 1904. zsu3wf
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FOR SALE,
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"A I10ODA4 dtI0 AAA
in fee 6mple, on the wef 1lie Of Prs Rreet, b
tween Woife acd frees, adjoining Mr.
lanes Flesches's The terms viii be maze Know
on apPIicationto
Thomas Patten.
March z.