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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-08
From Washington, ,ahr734.
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SFNATE, Anil .. 1an9

SENATE, April 2, 1903.
ne following message was received
from The President.
10 the Senate ard House Of Representatives
OF the United States.
Believing that the confidence and union
OF our fellow citizens, at the present crisis.
viii be still further confirmed by the DubIi.
cation of the letter Of Mr. Champagn, to {; IN
Armstrong, K that Of Mr. Erskine TO the Sc.
cretary OF State, communicated with my me.
ssage OF the 30th uit & therefore that It NAV
be useful to except them from the cop6den.
tial character Of tie other documents accom-.
panying that message, leave to the consi-
Iteration OF congress the expediency of ma
king them public.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
April 2. 1908.
On motion Of Mr. Giles the following let.
tiers were ordered 70 be printed.
Washiagfoa, Fe6. 73d, 1903
have the honor TO transmit to YOU
the copies Of certain orders of Council
winch his majesty has thought proper 10
issue IN consequence Of the hostile conduct
OF France towards the navigation and COM
meree OF Great Britain and of neutral
states
ms majesty has been induced hitherto to
ioroear recurring to measures Of this ma.
ture by the expectation that the govern
mcrts Of neutral states, who have heen the
objects Of the French DEGREES, would have
been awakened 70 a just sense &c what thev
owe to their interests & own rights, & would
have interposed with effect, either 20 pye.
vent the execution Of the French DEGREES.
Or to procrre their SrogatioD.
Bat his majesty having been disappoint-
ed IN this just expectation, and perceiying
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Hon. sfa,ncs Afea,iiso,,, Sccretar, Of Stare.


Translation If a letter from, II Ckamsagny 70
gen. drmsrrczS. dated Paris, Jan. Is, 1903
SIR--Thc different notes which YOU have
done me the honor - address to me have been
laid before his majesty.
The proceedings Of England towards all CO.
vcrnmcnts are so contrary othe law ofnations
and to all the rules constantly observed even
among enemies, that NJ recourse against this
power is amy longer 10 be found in the ordinary
means of repression. In Order IN annoy her, it
is become necessary to turn against her the
arms which she makes use Of herself; and if
transient Inconvenience result thereifcm, it is
to her alone, that they are 10 be impnted-
Since England respects NO laws. how could
they be respected with regard to her. The
mSritimc laws which she violates. ought they
still to be protection to her Aud if some
powers tolers.. the infractions committed Oh
their independence, could they have the right
to require, that France alone should restrain
herself within the limits which her enemy has
every where oyerlcapedl
The United States, more than any cthe: pow
er, have TO complain OF the aeeressions of En-
gland lthas net be- enough for her to offend
against the independence of her flag, nay, a.
Sainst that of heir territory, and of their inha-
bitants by attacking them even in their ports,
by iorcloiy 1rying away their crews her de-
crees of TIC iiih November have made fresh
attack on their commerce, and on their nav, ira
ton, as thy have done on those of all otter
powers.
in The situation in which England has placed
he continent, especially since her decrees of
the 1ith CT November, His Majesty has no
doubt of q declaration of war against her by.
,hc United States Whatever transient sacri-
hces war may occasion, they will not believe
II consistent either with their interest or do
nifty to acknowledge the monstrous princiD,e
and the anarchy which that government wishes
20 establish on the seas If 1t DE uscf;.l. and
honorable for all nations to cause the true ma
rihme law of nations TO be re-estsblshcd, and
to avenge u insults committed BY ENGLAND a
gainst every flag. it is Indispensable for the
United States, who from the extent &C their
commerce have ofcner 10 complain OK those
violations. War exists thea, in fact between
England and the Unifcd States ard his ma
jesty considers It IS declared from the dav on
which England published her decree liz ihat
persuasion his majesty, ready 20 consider the
y. states rs associated with the cause of all
The powers, who have to.defend themselves a.
yainst England, has not taken any definitivc
measure towards the American vessels VIII CHI
MAJ have been brought into our por s. He bias
ordered that they should renal s.qucstercd.
until decision may hc lad thereon, accoriint,
% the dispositions shch shall have been ex.
pressed by the government of the u. States.
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rgsravating unnecessarily the irconvcniences
suffered by the neutral. And am command
ed by his majesty, especially, 20 represent 10
the government of the =. States, the earnest
desire of his mai sly, to see thc commer-a of
the wor restored once more to that freedom
which is necessary for its prosperity; and his
readiness toabandon the System which has been
forced upon him, whenever the enemy shall re-
tact the principles which nave rendered il ne
cessaTy but his majesty cntertsins the con-
viction, upon which alone his present measures
are founded, that it would be vain tn hope for
such aretraciion, until the enemy shall himself
have been made TO feel a po, ton of the evils
which he has cnicsyo-cd ~ infict upon others.
Ihaye the homer to be, with great considera-
ton and respect, Dir, your most obedicnt hum
bic servant,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-22
LOTTERY OFFICE

IN LIN VI I1O1.
C. TIcKETs IN the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
Of the alexandria Daily Gazette,
price Fine Dolls. g Seventy jsUs
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and in-
formation given gratis TO those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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BALTIMORE, October 10.
BLESSINGS OF DEMOCRACY.

BLESSINGS OF DEMOCRACY. 81
Yesterday evening between the hours of
four and FIVE o'clock, a party of rufians
rushed into Mr.. Lambie's shop, siezed his
foreman, forcibly placed him in cart, in a
few minutes covered hin with tar and fea-
theirs and carried him down Market street
to Fell's point and back again to the spot
from whence they started. The whole city
was thrown into instant confusion. Several
unsuccessful attempts were made by differ
ent gentlemen to rescue him. One gentle.
man, whose undaunted spirit urged him to
rush in to the relief Of an oppressed citizen,
was inhumanly seized, dragged into the
cart, amidst general cry OF, tar and tea
ther him" and with great difficulty he was
exrricated. The number was so small who
assisted in supporting the laws, that all ct
forts to extricate the gentleman would have
been Intellectual, had not person from the
croud cried cut, s.don't injure him, he's a
good republicans
Such shocking spectacle we have never
before witnessed in this free country. We
cannot give utterance to the feelings which
were ex led by this outrage.
About dark the prisoner was taken to the
mayors house, followed by the mob. He
required to be bailed, and the populace in
the street demanded his release declaring
that they would allow the mayor FIVE mi
nutes to bail him, and if he was not releas-
ed III that time, they would pull down his
house. Colonel Buchanan and Mr.. Lemu-
Ell TAYLOR offered themselves as security for
his appearance. He was then discharged,
and amidst the cheers of the mob was tri-
umphalllly borne off and carried through
the streets.
We give this hurried and correct state
ment of what we were an eye witness to,
and leave TO every good American CITIZEN
to make his own comments.
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f,otton's squadron. AT that
3 b '0s 'Ia' Il Of the British army at Mon
s Dc lspa'' a3vnce towards the capital,
4 ~ :. there. The intelligence, as
d 's sp0sl hesn expected, created the most
!, Z; eas s.,;stacrion. Indeed, we under
j IGsr' !, vas q 50 openly and unequlyoeally
q ! NV ~ many of shepricipd inhabitants
p : :as,,rred some very severe reproach-
5 y, tae French officers.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
f Communicated for The PHILADELPHIA G4zettel

& PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
4 Communicated for the PHILADELPHIA Gxzette1
FROM LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 6.
6 The late occurrences lead to belief
that we shall now have free access to the
ports of Spain and Portugal and there APP
pears prospect that the demand for colonial
particular has already advanced very rapid
", and the following quotations can now be
readily obtained:
New Orleans, per ID. 2s Sd a as Sd
old Is I'd 2s I'D
Bourbon IS Cd a IS Sd
6 The harvest is completed in the south
ern corn districts 6lrrinp favorable weather.
but In the north Of Enojand and Scotland.
na.x,x, bo1f &c tbe xuhaot IL eald r.
: osnarallv Relieved that ~. crars ave- l,rre,
- 6,,l. ~ - ,,,anu .a.t. &c r. oo,,,,ts,,
:, - :';,,~sJ - :, r. - ~. l,.c
~ = - - CIV - :, -
Ivy :, ..ls'AA W. VIZ oiioe eAl'o..eu ~ ~
tnls circumstance mas revived the demands
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON 9TUESDA Y .NEXT,
WILL BE SOLD AT THE yENDuE STORE
One Trunk OF MUnLINo,
CAMBRICKS and Ladies elegant War
ING APPAREL, among which are ELL'
CANT DRESSES, SHAWLS, HAND~
KERCHIEFS, LACES, sc.
P. G. MARSTELLEK. &
Oct. 20
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Ia addition to what we inserted in our
last Monitor, relative to the expectation of
a speedy answer from the British govern
ment, we understand that Mr.. Pinckney
had stated to Mr.. Beshune, the bearer of the
dispatches, that he expected to be enabled,
before the latter left Falmouth, to furnish
him with the reply of the English cabi-
net to his representation ;-but the
British Packet being ready for sea when
Mr.. Bethune arrived at Falmouth, he
was Obliged to embark before he could hear
from Mr. Pinckney.- Nonstor.
Every thing indicates the revival of ano-
ther contederacy in Europe against the ty-
ranny of Napoleon. The issue Of the con-
test is one, in which it is impossible not to
feel more than ordinary interest. The ex-
amples Of Spain and Portugal are before the
nations of Europe, if they profit not by
them they deserve to wear those chains
which have been forged for them. We feel,
however, confident that the deliverance of
Europe is at hand. The people have dis
covered that Napoleon is not invincible, a
discovery fatal to the tyrant's power.
The manner in which the war has been
prosecuted for some time between Sweden
and Russia, indicates that a good under
standing would shortly take place between
the northern powers and Great Britain, and
which the complexion of our foreign intelli-
gence induces us to think has taken place
before this time.
The delyerance of 10000 of the Spanish
troops in Denmark, from Napoleon's pow
er, is circumstance highly gratifying to
the friends Of freedom. The whole Spanish
force in that part of Europe amounted to
about 5000. After this the remainder
will no doubt be disarmed, as we perceive
5000 have already been in Zealand. The
force of France in that quarter will suffer a
considerable diminution, and require to be
reinforced from some other quarter. The
armies of France, if we are not greatly de-
ceived, will find sufficient employment for
the remainder of this year.
ENoJoA Ledger.
OBsERvAT1oN.-Itis better employ
ment of the understanding, to bear the mis-
fortunes that actually befal Us, than to pene-
trate those that may.
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alexandria Dailp 6asetse.
STURDY, OCTOBER %.

MARRIED in Baltimore, on Tuesday
evening the 18th instant, by the Reverend
Samuel Knox, Mr.. Thomas LAwRAsoN,
Merchant of this town, to Miss ELIZABETH
CARSON, daughter of Doctor Samuel Carson,
Of Alexandria county.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY., The 5th day efAevem6er
a.e.rt, at 5. O'Clock in tha afternoon, will De
sold ON the Premises,
Il Lot of Ground IN Fee Simple:
CITUATE on Cameron-street, near the
y Episcopal Church. containing 26 feet
inches on Cameron-strect, by 1913 feet to
10 feet alley. A credit of 60 and 90 days
will be given the purchases on his giving
good notes.
P. G. Marsteller.
Oct. ~. cost.
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sailing, and that considerable commotion
took place against the French inhabitants
the same night.
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Port Of alexandria.

The RECTOR of the Eb1sco-
bal Church, respectfully informs
his congregation that he has re-
turned, and that there will be
Divine Service in the Church
at the usual hour tomorrow
morning.
October %.
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l HAVE RECEIVED,
Per the Shh ARNo via Baltimore,
A few packages Fall Goods,
Which with those OH hand, will enable me %
furnish the following Articles,
VIZ.
Superfne and other Cloths and Cassimeres
Striped elastic Cloths and blue Cassinets
Blue. brown, drab, and mix Forrest Cloths
Brown and drab ladies' Coatings
Grey, mix, twilled, and striped Coatings
6-4 ns.o't Frize of different solors
Stout twill1d Flushings
Red, green and blue Bookings
White, yellow and red FlanneIs
Super6ne shirting Flannels
White and blue Kerseys
Green, blue and white Half Thieks
Rose and striped Blankets
Waistcoating in variety of figures
Moreens, Joan's Spinnings, BuraRts, bonn
bazets, and Camblets
Cords, yeiyets, and Thicksets
Dimities and Fustians
Lambs Wool, worsted and cotton Hosiery
Calieoes. Shawls, s Pocket handkerchief
Jaconet and Cambria Muslins
Cd Book Muslin & Muslin Handkerchief
Ticklenburgs, German Oznaburgs
Hessians and Padderborns
Sewing Silks, Twist and Buttons
FF and + American GunpoWder, MGR.
ranted good.
James River Chewing Tobacco, &c. &c.
John Janney.
10th mo. 9TH. mo6w
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OBsERyAT1oN.-Itis better employ
ment of the understanding, to bear the mis-
fortunes that actually befal Us, than to pene-
trate those that may.
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e. At the lolicitation Of a
number Of our country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
Of this month, the publication
Of a paper for the country, three
times a meek, which will contain
all the matter and advertise.
ments published in the daily pa
per. The price will be FIVE
DOLLARS per aanu11.
Such Of our prcfcnt patrons
as reilde on the route where the
mail goes but once week, will
be furnifhed with the country
paper in lieu Of the daily one,
unless ordered otherwiie.
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- ~ - 4,
Horse Shoelng Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
Blacksmith ard turYleY,


a CQUAINTohis customer AMI the pub
IN lie in general, that he has opened a s''op
at the lover end Of Union street ADJOINING
Mir. Johu Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
of shoeing horses,h i, which line his abilities
needs 10 connlent--and begs leave to soi.clf
share of the patronage OF a generous publlcc
and TO assure tteln tbat any work III the Ire
of his profession, shall NO, BE surpassed by any
On the continent.
Blacksmith Work.of alIkinds and description
executed in neat and workmanke name:
n. b Those who favor linn with their Gus
tom will have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
80 couple of smart Lads, from 4 to
Is years. Of age, WI be taken as apprentices,
and treated With kindkess, and strst attention.
pai. to their morals.
Septe1nbs, S. alm2aW3m
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TO LET,
Public sale.

by virtue OF & deed Of trust from U'l2iam
". Mills to the subscriber, will be exposed
at public sale, on SATURDAY, the tenth
day of December next, between the. hours
of ID and,l O'Clock, P. NJ. attic Coffee house
in Alexandria, for ready money, to be ap-
piled, in the first place, towards the dis
charge Of certain debts therein mentioned,
due to Joseph Smith-all the right, title,
and interest Of the said WlRiam ". 17ii4s,s In
a certain piece or parcel of ground, situate,
lying an being in the town OF Alcxandris,
and bounded as follows, to Wit :--Begl.fnnig
at tie corner, the intersections Of King and
West-streets, on the north Of KING and east
OF West-streets, ard running thence cast
wardly b, and with King street, aud binciins
thereon 81 feet 8 ind 10 inches thence
horthwardly and parallel TO West street 90
feet to ten feet alley; thence Westwrdiy.
and binding on ssid ailsy parallel to King
street6l feets inches and an half to West
street thence southwardly and binding on
West-strcet to the beginning.
Also
Cne other piece osparccl Of Ground, "a
,uafe OH the north side of King street and
east side of West. street, and bounded IS
follows, to wit :. Beginning at the distance
OF 81 feet inches and an half, from the IN
tersecti of King and West..ileets, and
running eastw.rdly binding o.. king-street
40 fest, thence northwardly ard parsdlel to
West-strcet 100 feet to ten feet alley,
thence westwardly binding on said alley and
parallclto King street 40 feet thence south
wardly and parallel to Wvststfeet ls6 feet
to tt. beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
Noyemher g. StaWtS
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FOR SALE,

Ywish TO sell about SO or 60 acres OF Lard
Of the mouth of Poiney Run, wheron IS agood
mill seat with never falling stream, about
one and ) aIfmiles from the Great Falls of
Potomac. Credit viii be given if required
with giving bond and approved security, with
interest from the date. lalso have some slaves
which wish to sell for cash, or hire by the
wear one of which understands saving at the
whip-saw and also is a good ditcher another
understands driving Wagon and team, and
others that understand farming: and for fur
Their particulars any person wishing to pur-
chase or hire may be informed by applying to
John Jackson, sea.
.Nsarthe Great Fails Potomac, Fairtarcs.
i cfober4 law3w*
81 Printing in It's various branches
executed with accuracy ang dispatch,
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i c. ~OOO llSt III d"b " dt.k.
Prom the above scheme it will appear tla,
that there are not two blanks to a priza, and
tiatthe prizes are TO be Paid without Gs
cent.
F-p TICKETS for sale at F. CRAY's
I. bookstore, King-stree;-Pfesent price Of
tickets SIX DoLLAHs, will advance as t,c
drawing PROGRESSES. wbicti viii be at the rate
Of 5000 tickets a seek, ard VIII positively be
completed in riac weeks IRON u.is date. A
correc. Est OF the drawing viii be received
daily. Prizes in tic Charitable Marine Lot
tcr, taken in exchange tor tickets III this.
November 2.
N. Z. The Charitable Marine Lottery Las
Numerically Eeen postponed; by reason ltth TIM
the clerks have been cnpleyesss iii ffeR5fiaS
the numbers, checks, sse ssF tie "lrimT
Church ] artery h.t fsslravna viii be ye,
suIned in short tim e,sssl 10 doubt need he
entertained OF It's 6nafscro plelion.
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|ofeph sandeyllfc,
CONVEX or KING and fAIRFax s3'3A LIT,
ALExANpRIA::
Has received a considerable ad-
dition to his Stock,

Has received a considerable aa-
dition to his Stock,
ND OFFERS I'oR SHE,
20 hogsheads,2 lst and I'd quality
90 barrels Museovado Sugars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
8 10 tons British Patent Shot, assorted.
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks Grst quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candies
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
so Is Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson, OF az ny
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre Souchong 1 cas- }
in oual ter chests, boxes and cannlsters-Tnost
Of which are equal ii, quality to any ever I'M
ported.
Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Tene
rife, and Malaga Wines:
A few cases Medoc Clarct.
Jamaica, Windward-Island and Northe!n
Rum.
Coenac. Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and coratry Gin.
Iish and Country Whisky.
s,ix hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Easanna Honey.
Vine and Cider Vinegar
Best Florence Oil III bottles and tlasks.
Loaf aud Lump Sugars, Chocolate, hee,
Pear, & Common Barley, Basket oalt, starch
Fig Blue, Irdigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassia. n
rcnto. Race and Grcund Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisiils, almonds,
CurraRts RIaadcr, Alun, Coppperas: Koh
Brimstoi,e, Chalk, British ans' Eranaywlhe
Gunpouder, Spanish s'egars, eayeittlish ana
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Ie.pclsai,
Carrots, and Hanillon's Snuff, Wiring an'
Wrapping PAPER, Playing Cards, bef ooFsls'
Ieac3ing Lines, sc. sc.
October Is.
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JAMES BACON,

81 his GROCERY STo3E, on A!RS rat,Aa'
received in cdcltio4to his i,'mer S'Fh
4 fYeHl Supply Of Cenuine sMtisiesh
the CROSBY Ling
Which makes his assoFf1ne a complete
re nom ofers.for saie,. or lis sSuel iopt'r"
Muicovado Sugars, .obssslou'qi sl
Mties,
Loaf and Lump ddto,
Cunpowdcr,
Imperial, !" :" -
Hyson, PSftisaia'ry 'S'es
Young Hyson, dior
H sss5 -s.:a' and family VS.
Snuchorg
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, ot a superior quality
Madeira,
Rusellos,
Sherry, -,
Lisbon, -
TeaeriFc.
Malaga, aid
Genuine old Port
to.-pac and Bourassux Brandy,
Old Jamaica spirit, 10: iani} u'S
Antigua, ST. Croix, ST. NIncents, ana lV''
England Rum,
Holland SIia,
Irish and country Whisky,
N;olasses, Wine, and Cider vinegar
Stopghton's bltters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassia' P''her ID
Caycnne and black pepper, race ana SFo1".
Ginger, basket salt for table use, DEAR o"''s ~
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould a'P n. a,
sperma.eti candles, re6nca salt-Petfe' no'a,.'
indigo, a.lutls, eoppcras, madde:' of,'"s 49,. ".
spinning cotton, patent Slot all sizes osas 49,
glish AMI country lnaae gunpo"a,eF,' 30; sr2 70
and smoakbag tobacco, very oese cnSS9
bacco. nine,
Hamilton and I-eiper's SNUFF, Hunters pP''
London mustard, warranted q s'n nsosr
ouolitY,B ixon's best dstto, " pias .l NV. Al
denaiioftn $, &c. sc aSasa lssassral'! .rr been
t;eax AEhasiii sic-tae whole OF whoa nav = q,
collected with care, and will be dlspo y '
the very lowest terms
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FOR SALE,

40 Shares Of Potomac Bridge a'oen s poat
10 do. Alexandria and NashlnS''''
ditto. -. poad do.
81 do Marine Insurance no.. uap,
Belonging to the estate of 5ohn n a,
Z. /. Taylor, tAa ao,l
October 4.
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BY n. c.. DUFIEF,
lurAor Of .Aosure Distiayed ~ her mae q
teachine Lanyuags 10 nan, ajffff'sFea 20 sas
Freuch5 language, &c.
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T his IS. to give Notice,

sHAT the subscribers have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Alexandria 'ty.
in the district OF Coianola, letters testament
tary. on the estate Of James Ratssei, late OF the
County aforesaid Merchant, deed. All per.
I sons having Chains againsttne said deceased,
IRE hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscribers on Or
before the 18th day of May next or they may
by law be excluded from al benefit TO said
estate, and those indebted thereto are requlr-
ed to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 4th day Of 10.