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SIMPSONS MEMOIRS

new work has been lately published at
New-York, entitled {" Memoirs of lillian,
SAMPSON" which, both for its manner and
matter, deserves to be generally read
Mr.. SAMPs ON, the subject and writer of
these Memoirs, was an eminent Irish coun-
selior, who, rising fast in wealth, and vet
faster in public estimation, confined himself
TO the pale OF his professional duties and the
circle OF domestic enjOyments, until he was
drawn from these enjoyments and duties in
" and '9S, by the sy stem of persecution.
which then ragged in ireland, and which
employed torture, murder, rape, burning,
subornation, tree-quarters, imprisonment.
prescription, Punishment, and innumerable
similar means, to break the manly spirit of
that generous people, and make them, ss
the Lord Chancellor CLARE impudeDtly de-
clared, " as tame as gelt cats" At this pc-
Rod MIR Sampson, among many others, for
whose fate Erin may we'll weep, but fo1.
whose conduct she need never blush, was
led from his peaceful and profitable pur-
suits, to mingle with the political word
and TO breast the torrent of destruction,
which was overwhelming his unfortunate
country.
His talents, knowledge, influence and in.
tegrity, were dreaded and hated by the
wretches who fattened on the blood 81 plpn-
der of Ireland. And although his conduct
was IN every instance perfectly honora :e-
although his character could not be stained
( by an imputation that he had committed or
winked at any crime-he was marked for
destruction. He was arrested and impri-
soned. His servant was put 70 the torture
to extort confessions prejud icia 10 his mas
ter. His repeated demands to be brought
TO trial we're disregarded He was finally
released, ON giving security 70 go 20 Portu-
! gal and stay there. On his arrival AT Pnr-
tugal he was again arrested, and thrown in
TO prison s. repeated attempts were made
to draw from him something that would cri-
inmate himself From Portugal he was
transported to France, and there remained
a prisoner Of Wharf.-The British government
not permitting him TO return home, though
IL could charge him with no crime, nor al
lowing his wife and children To 20 TO him /;
until IN 1902, When Mrs. Sampson and ia
mily were allowed 20 visit him In 1906 he
obtained passport to Hamburger, where
he remained until on the invasion of that
] place by the French he was permitted by
/ the English minister at Hamburger 90 re-
I turn 10 England. On his arrival there, he
was again arrested--Dut permitted on his
! request to come to America. He arrive
at New York, July a, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
From tAe .fmeuean Regisler.
TO CHARLOTTE.


You have got then, Moore's verses TO F..nuy.
Some one of his ten thousand lows.
Dear Charlotte, if you must read any.
Read verses that yirIure approves.
chasre maiden that bard's praise r. fases.
How sweetly soever ne sing,
WHO profanely asks aid Of .iA InLses
40 make her vie wretched th.ns.
And she who has priz'd every sentence
VI The wit that her virtue assaiPd,
has oft, with vain, bitter Repentance
Her credulous weakness bewal'd.
Poor Misella, deserted, may shew il.
In rags stretch'd all night by the daor
Ot her gallant seducer, poet,
Who counts her andher sorrows g a bore -
Isabel, now the prey of detection,
For vain praises exchanging true lows,
Cast of tond husbands affection.
And her three pratling, rosy chee k'd bc,s
Giddy Bess, the disgrace of her kindred.
Began, weakly, by lIsl'hing to hyme,
and would by no Counsel be hinder'd
From "naking me nsost o. het Arime.' -
Believe me, the bard who supposes
He can praise without giving cffcpce.
Your eyebrows, your lips, and ,cur nosss.
Gives your Sex little credit for sense.
lie means, in plain Euglish,---" bfy dear.
AoFe ana Presume you're a fool.
lind PROVIDED INckfe yoHr eur,
Erfecf can make yow MY tool"
But little, dear Charlotte, care,
Though Fashions sens count me bnoy
But, III friendship, bad you beware
OF snch bards as "AnGcreon Moore,"
A SAGE Of old, said, in passion,
But have not the volume at hand,
" Nun the fGnders oFViee are in G,sdfor.
DesnNcHoH hangs oOer me Land.'
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FROM THE LYNCHBURG STAR.
% rHE PEoFLE or V1nc1N1A.

nv Couulyymea--
A LONG life, which has neither been
inattcntiye or dissipatcd. enables ne 70 state
10 you facts, circumstances and events which,
under the present condition Of our country can.
not, think, fail Of engaging your attention /;
and as my only object IS 20 DO y0I good, so that
] can make myself thoroughly deTstood l will
not be over anxious about the styie--Plain com
mon sense, and plain matter Of fact need no
gloss ornament TO recommend them with
men Of honest minds and sound understandings
was a man full grown in 10 aud ;he oldest
of numerous family. After an absence Of 4
wees and upwards in the tower eoGJsics al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

You have got then, MoorG's verses TO F.nuv.
Some one OF his ten thousand loves;
Dear Charlotte, if you must read any,
Read verses that yirlure approves.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
poYAL DECREE,
0ffhe 10Th Of Oef. 1907.

~ tfit cum " Otis i9Sfs
We, Louis NAPOLEON, by the grace Of God
an The constitution Of the kingdom, k.ng of
Holland being DESTROYS 70 unite our efforts 70
those OF his ajesty tie emperor oflhc Preach
and kinS Ct Italy, agaiaa TIC common easmy +,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

We have been obligingly furnished with the
follow translation from Dutch paper ofthe
22d of Oct. II furnishes additional evidence
Of the wisdom Of government in laying an em.
bargo.-Bsn. Clron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

THE bin for establishing a superior
couri Of law in each county in this COMMON
wealth passed the House of Delegates yes
serray by the large majority of l26 70 81.
II is expected that this bill will also pass
the. Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

and eonsidrrinEihe Ho>ar.-es .,reaiy taken n
~ imperial majesty relative to the i,avicsti
1.-THE Wescr and Elbe have, 'decrced. and si,.
decree as follows:
AR. 1. All navigation whatever upor the
coasts and along the. same, from the Dolisrd
to the Wescr, Is prohibited. unless il sh,uld be
carried on under the immediate convoy of our
vessels ofwae, and only from ports 70 ports oc-
cupied by our troops
ART. 2. The entry is forbidden " any yes
sci whatever, loaded with other articles than
those which it is impossible for Great yrit:,in
to furnish, such as ship timber, spars, aud o.
ther products of the north, orvessels in ballast
ART. g.. Any vessel whatever, that shall en-
tor. shall be stopped, il she be loaded, wholly
or partly, with colonial produce or mer;han-
dise whatever oftle r>ture of those that Eng
land can produce furnish the goods shall
be sequestrated and laid in depot, with i vie W
to determine. after due examination, what shall
be proper Vessels sailing under convoy, as
IS pointed out in the frat articls, are however
excepted from this disposition.
ART. < Our munster OF finance is charged
with the execution of the prescott decree.
Given At the royal palace du Bots, 20th Oct
OF the year 1907, and second of our reign.
(Sgiet) LOUIS.
6y he kiae.
The minister, secretary of state,
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FederaliSts avow themselves advocates
for peace. They are unwilling to engage
IN a conflict, to establish a principle cf b1-
| mainly, the want OF which has torn manv
valuable citizens from the bosom of their
country--forced them on board the M wv
of a naticn at war with the human race {.
dragged them from their friends and the.r
families, and turned helpless children, or
phans upon the world. These evils INNS.
be borne, these indignities suffered, rather
than go TO war. II war is commenced saw
they, we must sustain loss of pro,,ertv =
Oar merchants stores will not be crouded
with so many fine cloths, and we cannot
dress with that splendor that we now do
Away with such trif,es as these. Go ask
the widow, whose husband. the choice and
companion of her youth, has expired fight
ing, to gain Nelson immortal honor. whe.
tner property isto her an equivalent. Ask
the orphan while ne asks aims at your door.
whether charity restores him to the bles.
sing Of Father. You who would put sor-
did wealth IN competition with evils like
these, are fit for slaves. Nay, Won deserve
to hc slaves, and ought to solicit the priv
lege of wearing those chains, which the
FIRST tyrant viii forge and fasten upon you.
Hart. dze1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

Extract of a letter from the secretary of
state to the president of the Philadelphia
chamber ofcommerce.
JAEUARY -, 1908.
The president Of the United States,
authorises me TO inform you that it rs in
contemplation to dispatch to Europe, for
public purposes, vessel or vessels, from
time to time, during the period Of the en-
barso-and that previous notice OF The time
and place OF departurs will be given, with
view to the accommodation of merchants,
and others in their foreign correspondence. "
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We have been politely favored with the
following information by gentleman lately
arrived in this city from Madras

We have been politely favored with the
following information by gentleman lately
arrived in this city from Madras
Phil haher !
& A short time before | arrived at Ma
drass Dune s. a very unhappy affair took
place at garrison some distance from Ma
Grass, in consequence of am order issued
(by gen. Cradock, commander in chief
there TO have the TbuStaShaS Of all the ma
tive troops shared of and to commence with
the oldest regiment on a certain day.
" There are M people on earth more
scrupulously nice in affairs of religion than
the natives OF India, and rather than lose
this mark of distinction, the soldiers TO a
man rose the evening preceding the intend
few precious hairs, every ofncer lost both
head and hair; not an officer of the regi-
mcnt escaped except two or three that
happened u be out on liberty-The troops
then few to their ports determined to de-
fend themselves.
The European troops in the neighbor-
hoGd were ordered to reduce the garrison
and in the attempt, (although they succeed
ed eventually dreadful Carnage ensued,
the natives. except a few, suffered cutting
To pieces rather than an ignomnious death.
or the less OF that precious mark of their
reli gion; the unfortunate fellows who fell
into Christian hands were blown of At the
cannon mouth, except very few reserved
for trial and a more degrading execution.
1" Gen. Cradock was ordered home I'M
derstood on account Of this affair and
the native troops suffered TO enjoy the pri-
vilcge OF wearing their mustashas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

Colonel Toussard's excellent work entitled
the American Artilierist's companion, just pub
lishcd, merits the attention ofcyery American
at this time, and indeed at all times the plates
to it are executed IN an excellent style. and
the matter is Of the first m crit both as 10 sci.
cnce and utility nor is the price above the VIZ
lJe Of the book, which II made proper use Of
is indeed invaluable Aurora
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
4 The minister, secretary of state,
w. Z. BOELL

Continued attempts are made to repre-
sent to the farmers and merchants what
losses they may sustain by the war. New
Channels of business are Imagined and il IL
even expected that We shall have more
food than we can eat. In telling these won
dertul tales no notice is taken of the rights
we Claim nor of real advantages we lose
forever in submitting toinjury. Such tales
were told before the American war, bur All
the vast extent of our commerce has arisen
from circumstances which cur indepen
dence gave us The Dutch before thev as
serted their independence, were told of
their narrow limits and scanty means: but
they asserted their liberties, and t;uyht
the world how to get riches. The first
thing man has to do is his duty. He does
no violence in asserting il. And if he does
~ with hrmness, he may obtain it without
the contest, which his weakness would he
sure tooblise. We are all strangers to flu
turity But ne that lays in ditch and
prays, willlay in ditch and pray.
Salem RegiSler. J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
JAMliS MONROE.

he following Bill is at present be fore the
legislature NJ this state, has passed the
House of Delegates, and it is supposed
will pass into law.
a gu concerning Me safe Of be0herfy IN
der ececUfions and i1cumbran ces.
he 10 enacted bV The General AsseBnbiv,
that 50 much of the act passed ON the tenth
DAY Of December, one thousand seven hun
drcd and ninety three, entitled 4" An act, for
further continuing and amending the act !.
entitled An act for reducing into one the
several acts concerning executions, asd for
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-09

1 $4,000 last Drawn o'alk.
From the above scheme 1t will appear that
that there are not two blanks TO prize, and
that the prizes are to Dc paid without DIS
count.
lP TICKETS for sale at R. GRAy's
BOOK. store, king-street-Present price OF
tickets SIX DC. LARS, will advance as the
drawing progresses, Which viii be at the rate
of 1000 tickets week, and will positively be
completed in nine weeks from this date. A
correcs list ofthe drawing will be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
iery taken in exchange Tor tickets III this.
November 8.
N. b. The Charitable Marine Lottery has
unavoida5ly been postponed. by reason that
the clerks have been employed IN preparing
the numbers, checks, SC for the Trinity
Church Lottery bat the drawing will be re-
sumed in short time and no doubt need be
entertained of its final completion.
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Notice is hereby given

That application will be made to to the Oh
.sc,..,s of the rank Of alexandria, to renew
i,f,een shares of bank stock of the bank Of A.
lexaas,ria, which have been lost or stolen -
,;f;cate. numbered and dated as follows, TO
wit-No. Is, IA, $, issued in the name OF
Rsr;a,pin Dulapy, On the 28th March. 1873
No. 1864, to William /. Hall, 9th OF July
,7es No. sal, to John Love and compa-
ay.a8th March, l7es.--No.ssS,to Chs. Love,
ssh July, Hss.--No. l7ss, 70 Ann Mat,
sheus. i4th August, ssoi.--No. 637, SIS,
and $50, to Robert T. Hooe, March 2s.s 'es
No. 9o4, to James MsCrea and Co.---No.i
li5s, to Samuel Nichols, July 1895.
No. 76s, to Francis OLanyer---No $50, to
NJ Lean and Cooke, 5sh July, 1929 No
ali, to Samuel Dunlap.
B. Dulany.
& is~4s
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NO APOLOGY

Will be necessary to offer the pubic for put.
ting off the drawing ofthe
Tsansly Church Lottery,
AS is sometimes the casewith OTTER Lotteries
G.. 6 X. WAITE,
Assure the public that the drawing Of the
above Lottery will positively take place on
TIC first day Of November next, and he cont
nucd at the rate Of 1000 tickets per week, ill !
completed. and underno preteDce whatever,
will the drawing be delay s r. Waite
also deem it necessary to acquaint tie public
that they never have, nor never will publicly
advertise the sale of Tickets in any Lottery but
OF such as they can confidently recommend
for punctuality of drawing--the late st. Ma.
ry's College Lottery. and the present I rny
Church Lottery, are the only Two lotteries
southwark of New York, that the above firm
have yeti had any concern in-and they trust
the Trinity Chnrch Lottery will be endtledto
the same credit for punctuality as was the late
St. Mays College Lottery.
TICKETS,
Halpss, Quarters, and Fights,
IN THE
TRINITY CHURCH LOTTERY,
FOR SALE AT
G. e r. MATES
1'ruly-Fortunate Lottery Office, corner OF
Charles and Market-streetS BALTIMORE
ANDAT
J. AIfRCh's Book-ssor. GeorgetoHn.
Where was sold in the late St. Mary's Col
lege Lottery, the following capital prizes
viz:
ee74 $4,000 -l5564, $1,000 do-7ooi'
10 600 do-6s77, 5000 do-l4425, $500 40
--l3Sq4, 1900 do-744o, l,5oo do-ii'0
1900 do-i525, 500 do-ls7o2, 1000 d.
1927, 1000 do--5sss, 1000 do--'sY''
1000 do-l35s3, 500 do-S32l, 500 do
1924, 500 ao-is5o2, 500 do-2o7lS, Wv
do-alo76s 500 do.
Bank Notes
OF every description taken IN paymeF, lo'
Tickets and Shares Aenmcky, ). Caro 'l'N.
and Ohio excepted. Tickets examined srau''
md cash advanced for prizes as soon as drawn
~ Present price ofIickets, So
Jofeph Mllllgan,
1T j. AARea's Bookstore Ge0ose'o"'
Oct. q.
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Iolsph Vaudeville,
eoRsRs or KING and AZ afz x s7xAx1s, &
s:y4LExANDRIA':
Has received a consid cradle ad-
dition to his Stock,

uItIOll lO LID DtOSA3sssssAesF s
IND OFFERS ron SHE,
90 hogsheads,l lst and 90 quality
90 barrels Museovado Sugars.
& 1000 b. Green Coffee q.
10 tons British Patent Shot, assorted /.
BIB to No. 9.
10 casks irst quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candles
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
1 SO Id. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, YoIng ny
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre Souchong eas,
in qua, ter chests, boxes and cannlsters--mos1
of (which are equal lii quality to any ever Inn
ported, &
Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Iene
rife, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Clarct-
Jamaica, Windward- island, and Northe:H
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin,
Irish and Country NVhiskey.
six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey,
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Rest Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, fice'
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, starch On
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassla. II.
nento Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
penner. Capers, Mustard, Raisns, Almonds,
Currants, Madder, Alum, Copperas, Roa
Rrimstone, Chalk, British and Brand!yWlne
Gunpowder, Spanish Segars, CavendIsh and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipers,
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed CORDS,
Leading Lines, sc. &c.
October Is.
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FOR SALE,

20 Shares of Potomac Bridge Stock.
10 do. Alexandria and Washington Road
ditto.
. do. Little River Turnpike Road do.
81 do Marine Insurance do.
Belonging to the estate of John It 1a
r. I. Taylor. Exr.
October 4. colt
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f M q E i N E

LATELY from Europe, respectfully in
forms the Young Gentlemen OF Alexandria,
that it is his intention to devote himself to the
instruction of those who may favor him with
the,r patronage, on the CLARINET & GER
MN FLUTE.
F. NJ. flatters himself that he will be found
adequate to the task, and assures his patrons
that every exertion shall be made upon his
part.--Fo or further particulars apply to him at
Mrs. Lnnf's. Prince-street.
November &. 2awst.
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JAMES BACON,

III his GROCERY Store, on King rect, la.
1ecei7,ed in addition TO his fcraer .k
A freih Supply ofGcnuine Artielssir
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete.
He no.y offers for sale, on ms usuat lo'v te'ms
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvasious gus
ktics,
Leaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, IEAS .,
Hyson, particularly select,
5 S ts:,'s and family s'e.
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of q superior qualityi
Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ ~
TeHerlEc,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Lognac and Bordeaux Brandy,
s Old jamaica Spirit, fer family use,
ANTIGUA. St. Croix, ST. Vincents, and Ne
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia, pimentc,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and gro' .
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dearl barley
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt ane
spermaceti candles, refined salt-petre. fiotan,
indigo, alum, ccpperas, madden, prmstene
spinning cotton patent shot all sizes, best En-
qlish and country made gunpowder, Sc sara
and s,noaking tobacco, very pest chewing to
bacco.
Hamilton and Leiper'x snuff, Hunters pipes.
boxes.
London nHstard, warranted of superior
auality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
demiiohn's, sc. SC. with generally every al
tie.e in his line-the whole of which have been
collected with care, and will be dispo OF on
the very lowest terms
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SALT AFLoAr

11t CARGO efthe brig only Son, cos, y
erson from Boston; - ''es'
CONSISTING OF
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool Sail,
5000 lbs Green Coffee,
80 ar casks Malaga Wine,
800 rcams Wrapping Paper,
10 barrels Fall Mackaren.
3 trunks ladies' Morocco Shoes & ST,
pers of a superior quality,
3 trunks do. mems coarse and ssd
Shoes. .r
Also In Store, n
10 hogsheads retailing Molases,
Is puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Rum,
pipes Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy,
90 barrels Np, | Beef,
100 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
( 100 do. Brown Soap,
SO do. Chocolate,
1000 Sides Red Soal Leather,
20 tons St. Petersburg Hemp,
100 pieces Ravens Duck,
bales Negro Cotton,
10 cases Cotton and Wool Cards,
500 pair Ladies Shoes and Slippers, c,,asu
perios quality,
200 pair Mems Coarse Shoes,
cash Lemon Juice.
Lawrason s. Fowle.
October OF. eoSv
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BANK OF POTOMAC,

Il Ath .sepean6er 1908.
NOTICES hereby given to the stock
holders liz tlits institution that dlva-
dend of three and half per cent, IS declared
for the last sixnonths ending this day, v'ich
viii be paid 10 them or their legal representa-
tiyes, on Tuesday nex,, the Sth instant.
BIZ order Of The p rssidf'atand Directors.
Charles Page, lG}haer.
Noxernher A. SO0s
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Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery is authorised by the Legisla-
ture Of Maryland, and bonds have been given
to the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore,
for the. faithful performance OF the Managers
The following isthe Scheme 80 sis
- n II r NJ r.
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THOMAS JACOB

R..heesfuRv iafarms the fu6he that ne he's
Caened
CURRYING SHOP AND LEATHER
STORE,
On K;np-street, between st. Assph & Wash
inrton- streets, Alexandra, where ne VIII al
wsys have on hand an extensive assortment
ori.EATHER,o of all descriptions, which he
wu dispose of on the lowest terms Tor CASH
He wishes to pus chase all kinds of leather
in the rough, for currying and siR give the
best prices.
He intcnds keeping supply of Tanners
Oil and Spanish Hides.
FOR HIRE,
a Codchee and two Strong Horses,
With a careful driver.
November 1. @a0SM.
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Rts'


THIS is 70 gipe aonce That the suo,', IS
her &C 4 Alexandra county, in the distl1et .,
Columbia, hath obtained from the oi :3;s,r,.
Z o,,rt of said county, letters Of admlnIs'Is
ton on the personal estate of PETER ' n'sd'
unior. late Of the county aforesaid, deceas de
III persons having aims against the SAL. III w.
e ee are hereby warned to exhibit .a ~.
. .sa with the vouchers thereof. to the sud-
s seees On 9e = may y law he excluded o
All benefit 20 said estate-and those i'la'D Day.
thereto III p arc required to make immediate pN'
inent ,o.h dav Of Oc-
'0'si' Adam Lynn :.
Administrators Of Peter s s,ay;s
Cctsbsras.