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FOR SALE,
At the Book store Of Nj. K. Lookermar, VIII
mington, Del.
A SUMMARY VIEW,
Evidence AND PRACTICAL INIPOR>
THNCE
CHRISTIAN REVELATION
In series Of disceurses addressed 10 yoa'ss her.
sons,
By THOMAS BELSUAM,
Minister ot'he Unitarian Chahei, IN Esyer street.
This volume is dsdct! into six discourses, viz
LIST. Preliminary observations. The question sta
ted. Philosophical arguments for The christian
revelation.
2l. Direct historical evidence Of the chri,ian.
revelation.
3d. Prophetic and internal evidence Of ,hc
christian revelation.
a. Evidences Of the Christian revelation from
the testimony fthe Jewish scriptures.
5 The practical valne Of the christ an reye'a.
ton.
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FOR SALE,
At NJ. r. Lockerman's Book. Store,

SEWARD'S S life Of Darwin, price S Q 90
Gibbons history of tilc Roman Empire, 22 90
St. Piele's Works, 9 90
SInollct's History Of England, IS 90
The Complete General Atlas, 10 90
Geographical Compilation, 2 so
Guthrie's Geographical Grammar, 8 so
The Ladies Vocal Companion, 90
Don Quixot in S vols. with plates, $ %
Serne's works, s vols. $ co
Pope's works, 3 vols. with plates, 7 50
The Federast, 2 vols. elegant, s 90
The works of Fisher Ames, 8 SO
Cars Northcrn Summer, g 90
Stranger 10 iceland, g 90
Stranger in France 90
The Duke Of York, rersas Mrs. Clark, 9 25
The Lovers Of Lavender, novel translat-
c,1 from the French, 9 90
The Monk, in vols. Q 90
trnelinc. in vols. 3 90
Thornton Abbey, vols Q 90
Don Raphael, 25
Jane Talbot, 25
Nocturnal Visit, vols. 2 so
tro'c Sketches by Miss Owenson, 90
Hcrmsprcng, vols. 90
Mon,albert 9 vols. g 90
Vicar of Wakefield, 90
The Armenian, Q vols. 9 90
Eolerick Random, 9 90
Humphrey Clinker, 90
Joseph Andrews, so
Peregrine Pickle, vols. 5 90
Count Fathom, 90
Romance of the Forest, l g.;
john DE Lancaster, Q 90
Plays, in bound volumes or in numbers.
Common and Pocket Alma macs for 1910.
January t3. tf
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Notice..

\ IL persons indebted to the estate of
N Thomas Perkins, late Of Brandywiue
hundred, deceased; are requested to make
PAYNE to the subscriber, and those who
have claims against said estate are also re-
qucsted to present them for settlement.
THOS. PERKINS, Ex'r.
Feb. II, 1910. II
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House Of Representatives.
March 81.

March 81.
Mr.. George Smith reported bill for al
tering the times and places of holding the
district court in the district Of Maine, (which
was twice read and committed.
Mr. Nezvton reported bill to erect
lighthouse at the entrance CT Scltuate har-
Dor, stone column on a spit OF land ut the
entrance into Boston harbor, in the state OF
Massachusetts, and lighthouse at the en-
trance Of Bayou St. John into lake Pom
charirain which was twice read and COM
mit,eG.
The house concurred in the Senase's a
mendments, as amended, to the census bill,
and to the sealetter bill.
GEN. WILKINSON.
Mr.. Pearson offered the following res
olution
Resoived, That committee be appointed
to enquire into the conduct of brigadier &C.
n..al James Wilkinson, in relation to his
having at any time whilst in the service of
the u. S. corruptlv received money from
the government of Spain ar its agents, or
in relation to having during the time afore.
said, been an accomplice or in any way con-
cerned with the agents of any foreign pow
the dominions of the king Of Spain or TO
dismemb these u. S. That the said com.
,nit,ee enquire generally into the conduct
of the said James Wilkinson as brigadier-
general CT the army of the u. S.---that
the said committee have power to send tor
persons and papers, and mpel their asten'
dance and production, and that they re-
port the result to this House.
Mr.. ?. said as 1t was no, his intention at
this time to agltate the question, he wished
it to lie ON the table day at least.
BATTURE AT NEW ORLEANS.
The house again resumed the conside
ration of the bill providing the means to
ascertain the title to the batturc in front of
the suburb Of ST. Mary.
Mr. Bib made a motion to strike ou,
the whole Of the bill and insert an amend.
meat nearly similar to that which he pro
posed in committee of the whole.
ar. Gh2lson desirous to introduce an "a
mendmen, different from MIR. Bibbs, call
cd for Il division OF the question, SO as TO-.
take the question first on striking out, that
he might be at liberty to laove a subst
.ute d,Fcre~t from that offered by Mr..
Eibb.
Tie house adjourned without taking a
Question on il.
Previous TO Adjournment the following
message was received from the pres,den,
covering return of the militia OF the U.
5. The total number, including all the
atnes and Territories, amonn, to- GST, ,335
active men.1
~. khea reported 4 bill TO establish
p"';rcads Which wa. gwi:z read 5. co!N
ini:!cd,
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March 23.

The bill TO make public road in the District
OF Columbia was pissed with amendments
The bill authorship the sale and grant Of
certain quantity OF public land to the Chesa-
peaks and Delaware Canal Company was read
second time and committed to Messrs. Hayard,
Pope and Anderson.
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10 BE SOLD,
lit Pyirate Sale,

a ND may be entered on the 25th of March
1 \ next, all that TAVERN HOUSE & LOTS
of LAND and MARSH thereunto belongings,
situated in the borough of Wilmington, at the
Lower Ferry on Chrisiana Creek, containing
about re! acres of Land and Marsh in good
state. The Tave,n House is accommodated
with good Stable, Sheds, good Well & Pumps
&c. and has been long kept as a public house,
and we'll acct stoned being in good stand fox
business. The terms NAV be known by applys
ing 10 the subscriber on the premises.
VIM. Clark.
January 81, 1910. If
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For Sale !,

,lVElE term ofscr,itude ofa NEGRO GIRL.
4 She is years Of age, aud to serve ill ess
irgu're Of Peter Paulson, or Jacob Robinson.
near New port.
March II, 1910. St
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AsrisussLo Al accoua'; from, the last
ward concur in ,us,yna to ce'ainiy tie fact that
the old revolutionary solder and patriot, JOHN
LAHGDON, IS elected to the Chief Magistracy Of
the State of an'pshife-inaugre all the efforts Of
the Essex Jnnta
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BREWING.

TNi1Ee uhscriber having commence ed Brewing
= for the season, 5egs leave 10 ilform his
Town aud Country Customers that he has
STRONG s. TABLE BEER Of an excellent
quality constantly on hand, which he will dis
pose Of at the usual prices. All orders will be
promptly attended to.
Joseph B. Shipley,
W,lmington, Nor. /, 1909.
Sem Twine and White Rope Ma
nufactory.
DLOUGH Lines, Plough Traces, Bed
I Cords, Halters, Bed Laces, Sewing
and Seine Twlne, warranted equal to any
imported, for sale by
John Hedges.
/. Dec. 6, 1909. 6m
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Thursday March, p.

M. Bayard reported bill making pro.
vision for he establishment of National
Bank, which was read and passed to third
reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Whitesidc,
Resoiucd, That a committee be appointed to
enquire whether any further and what provision
should be made for the relief of persons mpris-
oncd on process issued from the courts Of the U.
States in civil cases, and that they have leave to
report by bill or otherwise.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill appropratng sum of money for procuring
munitions of war and for other purposes The
further considerations of which was postponed
till to morrow.
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March %,

deduction OF tie Army and Wa0y.
Mr.. Randolph prefaced the following re.
solution by some general observations
Resolvea, That the military aud nava
establishments ought to be reduced.
Referred to the committee of the whole
to whom was referred 10 the bill for impo-
sing additional duties on imports.
The House resolved itself into a commit
tee of the whole, Mr.. "Desha in the chair,
on the bill for carrying into effect certain
Indian treaties. The bill was gone through,
reported to the House and ordered 70 be
engrossed for third reading.
BATTURE.
The House again resumed the consider
alton of the bill TO provide the means to as
certain the title to the Batture.
Mr.. Bbb's motion TO strike out all but
the enac,ing clause being sull under consid-
eraton--
Me.srs. Gholson, Holland, and w. Al
son supported the motion, and Mr.. Fisk
opposed it.
The house adjourned at clock with.
cut taking the question.
March %.
Mr.. Quincy, from the committee to whom
was referred the Comptroller's statement of ba
lances remaining unsettled at the Treasury, re-
ported bill providing for the more perfect &C
countabrlity of persons entrusted with public
monies. This bill provides that every public a.
gent or other person accountable for public mo-
nes shall render his accounts at least once a
quarter to the Treasury if he reside within the
U. s. and at least annually if he reside in foreign
countries.l Twice read aud committed.
Mayct 81.
The engrossed bill making appropriations for
carrying into effect certain Indian treaties was
read third time and passed.
TORPEDO EXPERIMENT.
The house resolved itself into a committee OF
the whole on the bin approprlating sum for
making experiment on the practical utility OF
the Torpedo or submarine explosion, Mr.. Da-
ma in the chair.
MIR. Lyon was in favor of the bill--and hop
ed the house waud not be influenced or preiu-
diced against by satire visibility.
Mr.. Livermorc considering i, substitute fol
| the non-intercourse } was no longer opposed t..
the bill.
An amendment was proposed by Mr.. Quincy
and lost
MIR. kyon moved the following amendment
which was agreed TO Provided that the Sc
| cretary of the Navy be and he is hereby directed
to report to Congress the result of the expert
nen, with his opinion thereon
Mr.. Hale moved an amendment te this effect
=" Provided that the Secretary of the Navy be di
rected to receive sufficient crew on board to de-
| iend said vessel from the effects of the torpedo
| experiment, if sufficient number OF men will
| volunteer for that purpose"
| MIR. Smile declared if the gentleman himself
| would take the command of the vessel and raist
the volunteers hat he would not OBJ lect to the a
mennen.
Mr.. Hale's amendment was lost ayes so.
| The bill was then read third time.
MIR. Dana commenced speech against tn
| bill
! Before he concluded, motion was made t
| adjourn and carried.
lnytsxng.Izy za.,x.
Tnf Ga3ette.
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For postbanmcat-NIessrs: Champl.n'
Conds. Crawford, Franklin, ,Gailard, Giles
Gilman, Goodrich, Hiilhouse. Lambert
Leib, Lloyd, Matthewson, Pickering Rob
iuson. Smith Of Md. Sumter, Turner.-18
against bostponment-Msssrs Ander-
son, Bayard, Clay German, Gregg, Horsey,
Meigs, Pope, Smith of N. Y. TAFT, White
sdc.-11.
Mr.. Bayard gave notice that he should
tomorrow ask leave to bring in bill au-
thorising the sale and grant OF certain
quantity of public land to the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company j.; also bill
to amend the laws within The district OF Co.
lumbia.
Mr. Pope laid on the tabls the following
resolution
Resolved, That so much Of the report OF
the Secretary of the Treasury, respecting
Roads and Canals, as relates 10 the Ohio
Canal, be referred to a select committee,
with leave to report by bll or otherwise.
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" x n T. ED,
TWO or three apprentices 10 the Hating
L bulineis. ALTO two or three 'iourneymen
who are good workmen.-Fo particulars ap
ply to the inbicriber, in Mill.Greek huadred,
within three miles from Wilmington. =
ELISHA STARR.
March "a, 1910. IF
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DROWNED. at sea, Capt. EIish Atwa,er, Bcnia
min Smith, mate. Mr.. Thomas, coot and II enry
Whelthan. They were washed over from on board
the schr Hannah If NJ Haven, where they belong ed
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I@ Another number oil " brutus" OH pa
iurday.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-03
Domestic Manufactures


Fer saAe at the Domestic Wmehouse, on
King street.
+ ~ IOTHS, cass,yneres, cassnets, SAITH
~ nets, vest pstterns, silk and meta but
tons, ginghams CIVILIZED and plain chan.aGays'
white and coiored jeans, stripes, checks,
bcdt;cking, counterpanes. WOODEN and cotton
hosiery, linen, cotton shifting, shectioss
calicoes, shawls, handkarchiefs, White and
colored threads, large assortment OF SUN,
cotton, some CT which is at reduced prices
girth webbing, saddle trees, glue, rough end
hcck!ed flaE, fax wheels, reels, heckles
weavers reeds, leather gloves, moccssins and
suspcndars, patent suspentlers, spades and
shovels, ard large assortment OF Colunfbl-
an and Washington "are from the potterics
in philadelphia by the crate or retail.
Fl. 3, Feather beds, and best cured hair
matras,es ready made, and made to oruer on
the shortest notice.
October 10 colt
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to q decree Of the county
court Of Prince William, We the under
signed commissioners, will proceed to sell,
at public sale, at the court house OF Fauqu'er
county, on MONDA Y, the 26th day OF No
vemher next, upca credit OF SIX months,
a TRACT OF LIND, containing 80 acres,
living Ia the county of Fauquler, within half
a mile of the Thoroughfare Mills, upon the
road leading from Ashby's Gap to Alexan-
dria, There is good Mill Seat upon the
land and sarge Stone Mill House, which,
with little repair may be made. fit for grind
ing. Bond with approved security, will
be required ofthe purchaser.
Philip Hrrifon,
VIM. A. G. Dade.
Dpafriea Oct: l9-22 COSY
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Baltimore Hospital Lottery.
The drawing will positively coIrm
Monday the 9Th of November.
HP Present price Of tickets 81 dollars,
and shares in proportion.
FoR SALE BY
R. GRAY,
October 30
NUi lCL.
October 80

THE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
in the Little River Turnpike Company. viii
take place on the first Monday in December
next, at the City Hotel, in alexandria: at
which time on election viii be held for q Pre-
sident, four Directors, and Treasurer. 4
statement Of the accounts, together with
report of the progress of the work, viii
be laid before the Company.
The Stockholders on the late subscription
are also notified that the first instal!Geut OF
SIS t-3 on each Share by them respectively
subscribed, becomes due on the lst OF Janu.
airy, 1911, which they are requested to pay TO
Jonah Thompson in Alexandra, On or before
that day. BY order Of the board Of Directors.
Jonah I thompson.
TreasursrL. r. I. G..
October 10. eotiins
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Coach-n,aklng, IL ali It's various
Branches.
E. P. TAYLOR,

~ RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the pubic, that he ccnGn 7es to
carry on the Coach.nlakias Bas|ness n al Us
various branches, at the shop IN falriax~
street, formerly occupied by Rhee and 1ay-
Or, where all orders in his line OF business
will be strictly attended
Frora an establishment of three years IN
the above line of business ne Is able to say,
IS proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers,
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
With thcir orders fo- Carriages OF any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with nestnGss aid strength.
N. B. All kinds OF Carriages and Harness
es made and repaired With neatness ard dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness.
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Alex. ..Loore, RegllSer.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandria county,
IN the district OF Columbia, has obtained from
The Orphans Court Of said cosnty letters
OF administration on the personal estate Of
George Slacun1, late Of the county aforesaid,
deceased: ali persons having claims agai'st
the sid deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same with TIE vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, on Or before the 2&th day
of april next, or they may by law be exclud~
ed from all benefit to said estate. End those
indebted thereto are requested to make i'm
mediate payment Given under nay hand this
gath day of October; 1910.
Jane Harriet SIacun',
Adm ~ Of Gsorge Slacum.
October %, eoSW
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--~S-~-~-~----
I WISH 10 81 IL
TIE House I no50 oCc2Ib):
August Is.

TIE LOT is so fee, front ca hang s'FeeII
running back 100 feet, and is co't:cd VIII. !
valuable Brick Buildings, eXcepta sd al, -.
used for cutting straw in. On nc back vs." ~
there is a tvo-story Brick BalG"S' 20 III, Il
40 feet, stable lor four horses, "n'e0 WI g,
hold 2 tons Of hay, large Smoke n i
Privy, complete Mix House snd rup tpo ~ y.
wafer, and tue yard is paved On 5,1 itoDI
there is large two story Brick B"fa ;.E (,
calculated for Store and DWELLING r." 4
Cellar 81 feet square, the Whole cesG 'e %. 4
holding 5000 barrels Of flour aid nay %%s
in complete order for hosting IL !, arJ icot.
to an annual ground rent of Us 3D. pc !. .t ,hs
The situation is equal to am IN town ,"I m
Flour and Grocery business. 20 ple'a5 7ooO.
necessary applications my terms arc - y b,l.
one half to be paid By Christmas Wv
aac in che and two years
Alexander Perry
October IS.
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Superflr1e Yellow BARK.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly OF
the extractive mater and resinous rortion Of
the bark, wherein It's virtue as a MEDICINE "
knoan to reside. is separated III degree
from the hard ferrous and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, DE
found preferable, on account OF Its purify,
strength, fneness, and the small quantity
required, 20 any other form iii which the
bark has hitherto been generally used
The superiority Of this bark viii be partl-
cularly manifest IN the treatment OF those
diseases in which, on account OF an irritable
state Of the stomach and bowels, the requl~
site qusntity Of the imperIccty ground BARI
IN common use cana0t be administered /; and
as any of the watery or splrltaous prepara-
tions are we'll known to he Intellectual In ar
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
offer any apology TO those OF lis medical 6re.
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark since many Of them
have, in common with .,1i1n, had SO frequent
and painful occasion, in the ooulse OF long
practice, to deplore the want Of SO desirable
a form Of using that inestimabie remedy; and
so fully is he assured Of ITS superior etilcaCyl
from numerous proofs OF its effects that ne
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation of imposition.
pREpARRya AND PUT Up BY
CLARK SANFORD, nj. ".
Greenufcd, Connectic"t, 1903
49, The above article is put up in par
GELS Of different tizes to accommodate pur-
caasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
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This IS to give Notice, That

the subscriber Of Alex<ndria county, in the
district of Columbia hata obtained iro!a the
OFnhan's Court OF said county letters testS-
mcntary OH the personal estate OF Benjamin
Davies, late ofthe county aforesaid, deceased,
ali persons having claims against tbs said de-
ceased, are hereby warned 10 eXtslblt the
same with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. on or before the 3oth day OF april
next; or they may by lay be excluded from
all benefit to said estate. And tn re lndebt-
ed thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this slst
day OF October, 1910.
Ann Davies. E*ecutri%
OF Benjamin Davies.
November /. eo@W
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Gentlemen possessed Of the Engl:sa COPY
Of Modern Europe, will iHd this additional
volume perfectly uniform with thcir books !;
il is The sixth Yolunae o(the new London eli.
ton, which can only be purchased in CON-
plcte sets 50 that subscribing Tor this, is,a,
only means BY %hich they can complete their
history to those who NAY nisiilo have 9
campendous narrative Of perhaps the most
eventual period OF the worlds history, this
yoluae viii, unconnected, 10 valuable at
QUESTION.
- Subscriptions are received BY JAS;
KENNEDY, sen bookseller, NMg street,
Alexandria.
October 80. cow
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.ANnING

From the scAoouey s9fohs, tram Portsmouth,,
IL hhds. and 10 bbls. ". +. Rum.
Aud from, schooner Ru6y from Portland, y
sloob Elisabeth, .from Neuo6ufypoff,
70 bbls. N. E. Rum,
40 reams wrapping Paper,
80 hrkins hrlf quality Butter.
Two hundred Barrels freight
Will be taken on board Sch'r RUBY, ior
Boston or Portland, ifimanedsate application
be made as above
Lawrafon & Fowle.
October 81.
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Alsxnndria County, Oct. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the execn,rlx OF Ihon1sA
Jacob, DECEASED, DO insert the following
advertise ment three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Gazette
leste.
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October "a.
Le05e Of Tie hdt0n Qaeen Zave9n
FOR SALE.

FCN On LE.
IN consequence ofmy declining health,
vii! sell my lease OF five years, from the st
of January 1911, Of the Indiam Queen Ia-
germ. It's one ofthe best stands in the town
Of Alexandria, and commands at this time as
much, if not more thar any other, Of prohta-
bic business. There are sufficient number
of respectable boardcrs to ensure any person
a comfortable living which, together with
the transient custom attached to the house,
makes it desirable situation for man quail.
fled to keep House Of Entertainment. A
good tenant may have the lease extended TO
any length OF time he may choose.
I Will also sell, If required.
the Beds and Furniture now In the house,
which are such as are requisite to the keep
ing comfortable ard gentecl house. The
house is large and roomy and there is at
tached to it stable calculated to hold fifty
horses The whole will be sold on liberal
credit It is thought unnecessary to say more,
as it is presumed any person visiting to pur-
chase will first view the premises.
John Hodgkin.
October 90. 60
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CONDITIONS.

ItShall be printed III sric, uniformity VIII,
the five volumes published by 3. and S. some
time since.
II shall be delivered to TIE subscribers in
boards, price 3 5 payable OF delivery
The volume viii conlai" upwards Of gtr
hundred hagea.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

subscriber, Of ~ ashington county, in the dis
trict OF Columbia has obtained from tbs or
phan's court OF Alexandra county letters tes-
ta,nsntary on the estate of ignadus Junigel,
late of the county last mentioned, deces ed
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with tho vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 18th day of april
next; or hey may by law be excluded from
all bepeftto said estate (; aud those indebted
10 said estate are required TO make immedi-
ate payment Given under my hand this 18th
-3lay Of October, 1910
Francis I. Neale,
E9'r Of Igaatfas J5unigel.
By Matthew Robsrson and Francis
Murphy, bis Astornies.
oefc5sv -. ea4w.
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October ST

Have Just recsi0ed and o6er for sdfs'
10 hhds. and SO barrels first quality sugar
20 do. second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Nadslra' ;,
pipes and tierces London market and
Is quarter. casks Malaga WINES,
70 boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Waiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
iodo Young Tyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
Also, the best selected Flour for do.