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RRa1M 0UR IN ssS'H P.41sERs;; &

Detail. of operations after the battle of
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Mr.. Samuel Nightingale, Jun. supercargo
of the ship Nancy. arrived at Providence, from
Alicant and Gibraltar gives the following IN
formation -: 6 Previous to leaving Alicant,
the governor had declared that ell neutral Yes
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present admiaissrssion can tnaintain them.
selves with the present parliamsnslor no,.

present admiaistrssion can tnaintain Them
selves with the present parliamensIor no,.
No account had reached England Of the
reception sf the treaty ia this onatry,
which is 10 England theughs g be 50 Ia
yorabie TO the Unltsd States, thar not q
doubt is entertained Of Its ratification.
Mr.. Munroe We are assured trem a
source which we can rely oa, will lsavs
London for the 80 United States Ia all April,
Eor sooner as he can fad a suitable vessel
for himself aud kis family Il.
To Hampton Roads bound to- city Point,
Sheffield, Davis, forty days from Ii.
yerpool. Sailed the l5thsef April in com-
pany with the Sally H.nciey, Of Boston
bound 70 P philadelphia, and Fair American
Of New Bedford bound 70 N Y. Spoke
!, New Boyae. going in, 'he2ship Averiek,
of New Bedford from Charleason; ahjP
Governor Strong. Bryant. 40 days from
New Orleans ship Brutus OF Newbary
port, 90 DAYS from Charles en.sand ship.
sunisn Of and from Philadelphia. April 10,
long. 12. spoke ship Sally, Fosdick, Of NJ.
Yok. 80 days from New Orleaas. bound
10 Livespsol May 1, long ~. 10, ship
Hercules, Hewitt, Of Dnxbuiy, from Bal.
:tinaore bound 10 Liverpool. May 6 long.
IS, 10, brig Nancy, Coles sof Bosom from
New York, bound to Bordeaux, Oh. IA
dsys-May IS, spoke ship Severn trora
Baltimore cut Is hours bvnad 10 Huenos
Ayres.
At Falmouth the not Apgii, the ship
Vifgiaia. ffsm Bssavia aad NV
York boanti 10 Amsterdam. dstalnrd by
the 5eorpinn Commerce. Crowdhill ,irem
Virginia with -four, 10 81 days passagr;
Eliza, from Lisbou bound 10 cher
bonrgh-
American vessels carried iato Algesiras
heiween the lss Of Feb and 9 b Of Mach
Brig Rebecca from Alexandra Nancy,
iroaa Savanna for Gibraltar; Flora, An
derson, Tram Baltimore Tar Leghorn
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Twenty GLARS Reward.

IT, AN AWAY from Ereestone Point, neas
~ Dumtries, CT Sunday the 18th Of last
month, two Negro Men slaves named AN
DREW and JAMES, the property of Sarah
Feushee, IN Prince William County, and
hired of her until the end of the year They
had each Of them a pass fer three days, it
being VI hitsuaide holiday. ANDREW is a.
bout ri years Of age S feet s.ihches high,
black complexion, hasa scar near the corr or
Fof one of his eyes,.is alittle land
has forward, impudenl conntenance. JAu Es
lis about 10 years Of age, S feet incheshi gh,
blackscomplexion has a scar near his mouth
Of the size of pea, reels and swaggcrs very
,snuch:in his walk. Each of them had on when
he went away a shirt and trousers Of plain
coarse Virginia cotton, ano their ether cloath-
.ing4is net known. A reward OF Ten Dollars
will be given for each Of them, TO any person
who will apprehepd them and deliver them to
the subscriber, or to Sarah Foushee, living
near Dumfries.
Charles Lee.
P.S. Eli persons are forbid from harhorine
them, and from conveying them away. either
by land or by water.
June cow
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;,,,eo,. He was wiling therefore, It any
p So ment could be lsAde % xttaia inc
49, : Id aud 70 obyiAss the incouvenirn'
-, g.. msnlioue0 by inc court, TIA. suca AZ
-. should Be made. he observ-
' s. "a, he understood from the counsel On
.s.o,hsr side hal .nsy Were disposed 70
- air with him and the gsusiemsn who as-
! .'.,r,i h,n ON sns subjrs. u adopting some
.asb - angr msns. iispEsPossd therefore,
..',n Inc pc rml.sson IT he court, 70 retire
~ s,srs llthe tor the purpose ct bold.
80 me conference proposed.
Ia. court havang consented, the coun-
! ~. both side j retlrec together and re-.
.,o,os, alter an absence Of : few minutes,
:sl0,mt a the cousl that they had not been
M -. 90 GONE 70 an agreensat, aud wished
.s,,asr sinls 10 consider the course which
!. a,p Ill be most advlsablc 20 pursue 20
..s;obs.ns court scceced. 3
Ihs case If col. Burr was, therefore,
..,,hoas 40, iurthrr proceedings a. Prssent,
s.IlynfDsd iii The Dext day.
49,
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sells Tenn an English port with Cargo should
be seized, and if arriving without 9 cargo,
they should be turned out Of the pOrt. he
had ordered the captain OF Danish ship TO
leave the harbor, but he refused. allsdglngg
that his ship was too lcaky MIR. MontgomeT
ny, the American consul, had rotested against
the measure, as contrary to the treaty between
the United States and Spain. The Spanish
government had ordered. new tonnage duty
son foreign vessels, which was to take place In
a few days. The duty was to be the Same on
each foreign vessel, as the ships of Spain pay
son entering the ports from which such yes
sels came, and this duty to increase or dilai-
snish with that of other nations. Bonaparte
has ordered a large nurnbei of troops from
Spain, and 500 men, drawn from among the
inhabitants of Alicanl, had left that place to
& join his armies. 1t was reported that the
French had sent 10000 troops to the assist
ance Of the Turks, and that they had got as
far as Dalmatia. Left at Alicant, a number
of American vessels, names unknown.
Left at Gibraltar, ship Minerva, Barnes,
I of Baltimore; schooner Experiment, Clarke,
detained by the brig Redwing !; schoo-
ner Maryland, Merry, of Baltimore, bound
up the Straits United States schooner
Enterprise. from Tunis and Alsiers, with
Tunisian ambassador on board, going
to Spain. The dey Of Algiers had de-
clared war against Tunis, and blockadcd the
port with "a large squadron. The Barbary
powers were said TO be very well disposed to-
wards the United States. The Nancy sailed
in company with the ship Resolutions, Bell,
of Portsmouth, and Indisn Chief, of New
York, bound TO 1onningen; ship Freedom,
Buff, ofSalem slap Alonzo, Tabor, OF New !,
Bedford; and Grand Turk, Staples, Of Pro-
sidence; under convoy of his Britannia ma
jesty s brig Grass-hopper, the commander Of
her having very politely offered to pioteether
through the Straits Bonsparte's decree de-
claring the ports of Great Britain ina state OF
blockade, was published at Algiers the 18th.
March and had rendered the pirates fitted
from that place and gTarisa more daring and
insolent than ever; seldom meeting with Al
detenceless neutral, but they plumber him Of
something if they did not send him IN An
English squadron Of 8 sail ofthe line had pas
scd Constantinople, to join the Russians IN
the Black Sea. They were fired upon by the.
Turks, bat did not return tao fire. The Brit
fish ship Ajax, of "a guns, had been burnt in
the Leyant, and $50 of her crew lost their
lives. 1t was thought the accident was occa-
stoned by lightning
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PHILADELPHIA, Mayo

90. hip Eleanor, captain PNkcr. arriv-
s. s,x,ro,og, in 10 days from Havap.
$ $ inf ;.forras, thar .w9 ssEs af,sr ss,l'ss'
~ ''. !. s.. ht,> rasd b. New Providence
'ass ,.sr cssg ssJths George and Susan,
captain Bsnos Ne E :. p ns,n bsasd. nIunde s.
broke open cv H. GO s a,,a. ,ao,, 80,
sd.hs pss.sngers - ess..S sos.a.s. .oos -,
III .he crew, and pul prize master Sna !
t.u rarn on bsard, run the vessel out o.s
her course 34hours, and Otherwise abused
them fnSing ina, they could not make
hsr pdzr. her papers being all regular,
!, the piratlcas Bennrs acknowledged him
self, he was !. grariously pleasea' to return
.,bs crew, and let Them proceed
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Junefl
Forty Dollars Reward.

RAN ..1E,,4Y from the su5serf5er, kring as,
Ssh May,
~ MULATTO FELLOW named Jesse,
In about feet A ors5 inches high, about
q Or % years Of age, has been raised house
servant, but has worked in she field for the
last three years, he took With himstWo large
coats, country cloth under jacket and pants
looms, new wool hat, and one pair of laced
half-boots, he is "a very dressy fellow, and
may change his cloathing. will give the
above reward, with all reasonable charges, to
any person who will bring. ham homo or lodge,
him iEsany jail SO that5l get hirn again.
gorge sSweeny.
Bssntown, Tauquies county,
May 9Th, lawsw
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WILL BE SOLD OR LEAS-
ED. OK GROUND RENT.

For a term Of Nars, or for e0er,
A NUMBER OF 5vALuARIn AND ELIGI-.
IN bly, SITUATED b UILDING LOTS, In
this I'cwrl--on Fairfax, Cameron, Water,
Union and Princess. streets. They viii be
laid off to accommodate purchasers. Appica-
ton may be made to Es.harn Herbert. ESg.
or to the subscriber near Patuxcnt Iron works,
Prince Georges County, Maryland.
3Ohn G. Herbert
|, Fcbruarv 2. 2aw
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NORFOLK May az.

By The snip onsmcsdt captain LAWS at
rived is Hampton Roads from liverpool
bound 10 ri.y Posat we haze received ales
Of London papers 90 the 18th OF April.--
These papers do nor onssin any accounts ai
grand battle, that wae expected had been
fought about The last OF March, and which
q r6sp, was avoided bv the French haviag
.ersated across the Eistuia, as will b.
seen By ,nis days paper. From the n
10 the .ll.h OF April -yariaus runors had
bsvn circulated 10 London. that a grea
lbat,le had been fought, and that II had
terminated In favor q che French, which,
.as The accounts we're from Holland and
france, was natural bat Prussian otil.er
arrived On the 18th, as will be noticed IN
this paper.s who brought accounts that no
sbsule Of any consequences bad been fought
yand tha, the French had resrea'cd. We
remark ia the extracts made IN the En-
sIsh papers. from tke consioen,al Journals
: seoosidera5le bus OF peace, and repeated
Sin so many shapes, thasswe incline 70 think
whatever NAV be the rrsnlt, thar negncia-
tiaps are on foot. I'hese negotiations are
opposed in England ssrem whence large
military exfeditioa is. Prepsri 6 for the
centneal; but expeditions from England
io,hs comment hays.so often ended 10 fIee
mo, thar we do not calculate anach from
that new proposed, shongh there was Ger.
iaiuly never more favorable moment, as.
France is evidently mere embarrassed
slban 81 any fsrmer period
10 England the nsw MISUNDERSTANDING
NOT only stood their ground bui IN a most
animated aud lengthy debate IN the house,
Of commons. on the eth Of April, which
/ We shall notice hereafter. gained acomplrse!
ssiclory over the lac administration and.
'hsistrlsnds, BY a maJorlsy ofss2, present.
4s4 members. The quesion which o-sa-
sioued this warm debate, and trial of
sueDslh, Twas on he following motion from
frisnd Of the late administration.
Resolved that il is suhpersiye OF the.
principles of the constitution for bis ma
jessy's ministers 10 restrain themselves bs
a0y pledge 70 Withheld at any time from
his majesty any advice which they should
'othsir consiences believe ,e be conducive
lathe security of his realms. the honor OF
MS crown. aud the well being Of his sub
Jeets.n Prom the resolution itself, but
which debate fully explains, itwooh ap.
pear that the present administration have
pledged themselves. not to advise the king
upon some certain measures. particularly
Toe catholic question. To get rid OF the
RESOLUTION, and at the same time totry
.ae'r strength, the minis,erialists meved
aor the order Of the day on which the beuse
divided,
For the resolution in favor Of The order Of
the day. 25S
fot the original resolution 126
Majority SO
q trial Of strength would be made in
.as house Of Lords a few Gays afterwards
as rsssls Of which will prove whether the
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2Israaurta Dajlp aonerttssr.
MONDAY, JvNn /.
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

DR., Akin observes IN his Ahaum, No
2, that Mr. Janson who las lafels return.
ed from America, has brought with him
many Interesting materials rewards far.
nishins q cosplste Som mary Of. the sts'e
OF society and manners in hat cDonsry
which will speedily appear IN ene quas,o
volume accompanied with a number of
eogrsvings.
Mr.. Janson a. 6rst proposed to publish
his work in periodical form, but has cow
determined TO publish i, IN onevoln ne
which he calls, g The Stranger in Ameri.
ca"
Mr.. in 2 letter to a gentlrman II PHI
ladalpkia, says, there is much said in his
work of Philadelphia, and many public
characters 10 the United States are nitro
duced, aud that he does NOT e1pecti, w,R
be reprinted in the Unised States, because
be has mentioned TRUTH which should not
at all times be tsld-From this we may
conclude he intends 10 make i, good Rri
tsh book.
= PROBABLY untruth which should at notimc
be told.
tafes ~ ~
A letter from Fort S,oddeYt, of Aprii
IA. says, 6 The Spanla. Al Mobile have
assumed aldsg.ee Of insulense altogether
in,ollerable. 4 n open opposition 10 the
assurances which we last fall rerelyed
from general Howard Of Pensacola, Of the
free passage OF our vessels and effects by
Mobile, they put our people 10 the trouble,
risk aud expense Of unlad;ng every article,
oftheir cargoes, and made them pay q toll
of IL per cent. thereon The schooner
Victory, of NewYark left this port a few
days ago, with cargo Of cotton, for New
Orleans, the duties on which at Mobile,
amounted 10 4 40 dollars. The sloop
Castor, laden with stores for the troops at
this place, aud goods for she ,Choctaw face
tory has been detained since the midGIe Of
last month, under the .pfetext that some of
hispapers are wanting to enable them 70
lay the duties
By the Swedish schooner Ana, arrived
at Wilmington in II days from P .au Prince,
we learn that Potion had declared all the
ports under the authority OF Christophe,
ia a state of blockade! Potion had strong.
!, fortified Por, 40 Prince. Markets were
oyerstocked with English goods.
|. Mr.. Samuel Nightingale, Jun. supercargo
Of the ship Nancy. arrived at Providence, from
Alicant and Gibraltar gives the following IN
formation !: 6 Previous to leaving Alicant,
the governor had declared that ell neutral Yes
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FOR SALE,
!. a Negro Woman With q Chlld
Notice.

w yHEREASs the subscriber hss.obtsined
s w letters OF administration from the CO.
phans court for the county Of Alexandria, in
the district Of Columbia, OH the personal cs~
tate Of Hagh West, deceased, late Of TIE said
county is to request all persons VINO nave
claims against the SAID estate to exhibit the
sarnc, legally proven, to the Subscriber, OH or
before the lst day of December neat, and al
who are indebted are required to make imnle-
date payment
Ann West, Admw'x.
June, 2aW4w
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90 Dollars Reward.

20 IJUIIdTS TNIWdIU.
ELOPED from the subscriber living near
Tl Richmond Court-H House, Virginia, onthe
last Of April a lad BY the name of
GEORGE; s.
He is short, of dark complexion,' and about
-ls years of age, had his right thigh broken by
fall from horse at Hanover court house,
when living with John Tayloe, esq. Mount
Airy !; it has occasioned a small laneness.
He took with him. variety of clothes, parti-
cularly pair of buckskin pantaloons, almost
new. The above reward will be given, for
experimenting and combining him in any Jail
in the state. Should he be apprehended out
ofthe state, an additional reward will be given
by
Landon Carter.
Richmond County, (Ya.l {
May 90. sJ.l,f SosM.
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Q r s n Z +.
g 4 s Il Il I MILL,
And two valuable sI,easas'

GITUATED in tie county &c 80
kJ on the great road leading from ssfa,i
and Manassee's Gaps, in the Blue R; M
Alexandra, Falmouth, aid Fre6e,ieksgSs,,,,U
The mill seat commands fall OF a. 81.
In very constant stream, issuiins ;nmsx
attly from the Cobler Mountain. and i ~;
proved by a merchant mill Fl ftv-HYe by fD.ss
fye, three stories high, two Of stone and ~.
of wood, containing two water wheel, ~
teen feet IN diameter, one pair CT burr ana =.
of Allegsny stones, with the necessary ,nr.
ming gcer and machinery, in perfect resair.
To the mill is attached a let of twenty ,er,s
in fee simple, on which there is framed
dwelling HOUSE, So feet by 90, With two roon,,
below stairs a4id TIVE above, an unfinished nar.
tico behind, Of the whole length Of the hor,s
ard a porch in front, two excellent springs r.
sing within q few feet of the dwelling .suse
and the aill supply both with water.
The leases are for two uriexpirell lives, con.
tain one hundred acres each, and lay adiacer,
toieach other, aid to the mill lot. The hsy,
on them houses for the reception Of tenants,
twelve acres of imprcyed timothy meadow,
and enc hundred and forty acres Of jnclosea
land, adapted for Plaster Of Paris and r;.
clover, and now in q state cfhish cultivation,
The terms of sale of The above property viii
be made to suit the convenience of the pur.
chaser, to whom Will be givan an indisputabI.
title. For the terms Of sale or view Of the
premises, application may BE sasde 10 Robert
hereford, Esq. residing thereEpoa. wha is
fully authorized to dispose Of the sanls-srto
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer
Little River, Loudoul county,
Virginia, May Is. Tls1 isytf
p. S. If the above property is Rcs soldbf
the first Of Ceso1er, it will, after thas period
be rented out Ger oac CT mora yosrs.
s c. P. II.
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Valuable PROPERTY for Sab:

yTyo BE SOLD IN four distinct lots or to-
II sether, four acres of LAND contain
Ing from one anda quarter acre to tW6 acres
s2chs most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending In right line
from Gibbon-strcet TO Great Hunting Crsok,
intersscting JeH erson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding aast and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-strsets.
A plan Of the grsund and further partisalars
may bs obtsinsd " applcatients
James Patton.
June "a. MwK
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Robert Gray,

PeokseHcr, Lilg-s,rees, ..slsrssaria, hss Istfi.'
reeeiped for sale tie .jolyeuTng, xr:stls'.
Reeves's water colors, in boxes, con-
tanning from six 70 eighteen eclors; a!ie'l
Japan dressing cases; japan ink-chcsts; dafa1
bic ink for marking linen; atiPcTiine warrant
ed black lead pencils; polncc and psane''
boxes, camels' hair pencils tor draviis 81
perEne rcd sealing wax; Indian ln4 Ps 7,
ment /; violin strings, bows and bridges ee'I
man flutes; ere well finished clarinet; oNf'
hautboy; instructions for huts and vloil
tooth powder and brushes rcd military lcai
Tiers black do. with red tops; poeks' nv
memeters; mathematical i,stTnrnc Hts (; WIZ
ting and wrapping paper; qpitls; s y 81
bonnet boards fulIers' press boards, e, e'
.llss lie folio.s ;ng late Fs5htaf'eas'
Warren's American revolution, . fois. :
Meass's geological view ofthe =, o,a'ss.
Mrs Opie's simple tales 2 so'S' : II
boards. ~, ares|
Marguerite, BY a young lady Of fhi''''1|
phia. -. :, Can
rick; Steuben's military discipline; Aa ;,
maritime law; pieces Of Irish nis's'"
!. w. ]. Mac Nevan, &c.
For sale W S'ae dszss' -, l. !,
School biblcs and testamerats' Scoll 1.,,,;os
sons; Murray's English reader: lDtr0au vs. {
10 reading; c,lanbian orator. iooknS rsars
for the mind; Philadelphia laan ,, g1s hooks|
school dictionaries assorted; .peilihs.' sorl,l
primers; slates; playing and messss' '
ink.powde.5; bonnet boards. &c. sS'
or HIND, ,oosl
4 large stock off ready made e sa'.s ruld
Z Of various sizes; bank account IN Mort n
and bound 70 any giysn pattern, :. 8 -
s.tice. 80. ',------------- -
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on, 10 Be n Eyy1ED Ior one Or 1n0re Years
-rFsIIE whole Of the real ESTATE be-
longing to Drfssley Carr Lane, lying e
and adjacent to the town OF Centreysille, N
Eairfa:, county
This property consists Of the well known
TAVERN now occupied By Mr.. dan. Mt
seAell. Il
The STORE HOUSE now in the occn-
pancy Of Mr.. Daniel Harriagf oa--and from
eight hundred to thousand acres OF good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session Of Mr. Carr ~. Lane, anl Mr.. ltal-
Ter Locker, which will be disposed ofin sepe.
rate tracts or entire.
It.is presumed that any person disposed 20
buy OF rent any Of The above property will first
view the same and Judge for themselves
further description is therefore unnecessary
AZ Mr.. Lane mould take q small
S,opoytion ~ Neggroes.
Harrifon Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County Oct. -. law
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Forty Dollars Rcsuard,
ron APpRxxKrpING

AMES g. G E0R G 2.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the
third instant, a Mnlatto Lad named Jds,es !;
abDat is years old, slender made and very
likely: He was purchased Of Baldwin Dade,
oft His towu.
.siso faa away al ths same time,
A likely black man, named GEoRGE,
about 20 years cid. six feet high, well made,
rather heavy eyed and slew in speech: he was
purchasedof BAIL Bowling, Of Prince George
seunly, MARYLAND.
The above revard will be given to any per.
son who viii lodge the above slaves in any jail
so that get thcra again, or Twenty Dollars
for either of them. Information te be given
70 Mr.. HOdysin, st the Indian-Quccn taTssa,
sAle2andria.
7sSn 1yanllis.
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illiam Mann,
Armstead Long,
Charles F. Mercer,

ms is to give notice, that the
subscf;ber Of Alexandra County, in the dis
srict Of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
hpaa,s Court OF said county, letters tsssarnen
tary Ga the estate Of Jas5 Ds.s5S, late Of the
county aforesaid deceased all persons having
slams against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit them with the vouchers.
shersof, ito the subscriber, on or before he
Sta day Of A prilnext,or they may by Law be.
excluded from all benefit 80 said estate !; and
those indebted thereto are required to make
lm,nefiste Eayments Given under my hand
shssis sth day of October ss7
Sarah Duff, Ex'yx.
OS.s 3sw4w
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ssa z,f z NJ ], NJ, Z

voR 3, aL 3, lxs ~ y y u
WATER STREE Is CAD Ekf !.
IS Wossfofy Bsfsk IHousE, pleasantly sita-
ated, ana lately occ1pie hy the Rey Hos.
a crlns Of sale e. rent VII pe very me-.
s. s's' 81. LIE WIS.
September 81. zav 8
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n % It / G e.

Is "A Ii those uhs have any elsiaas ey as;
IN rnands against the estate OF s5eIn Dssss
auys, naerch liant, late of ths town OF Aisx asls
are hereby ilforzned, to bring in their Ne
counts, legally proved, before the Grst cay Of
Mover Der next, atsuhica tims full and laaai
settlement aud distribatien of his estats, will
BE aiaSs. Should any seceants be exhibited
after that period, they win be disre sardsd
and this Notice pleaded in bar of them. Those
chat are Indebted to the estate, will be Elessesa
- make i1ametliate payment.
Sanuel Craig, r.,,e
William Herbert.
AapiI 6. s staw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-02

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