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Set0emene o. III CtUu % y ottthas -.
fure. and indeed he did think. i would
be better to repeal the stApte OF li9isat.on
than u IS. passing special NV. for sAs relief s'
Of individuals. 4, a s$S
MI. Lyon was in favor of legis dating psr.
tally. but not tor repeating the stas4s q
Limitation. 4. "
>Mr Smile was opposed to, the resolution
Gentlemen were not aware Of the conse-
quences of adopting such resolutions be
did believe the treasury in lifs, most fou'
rishins state was unequal 70 meet all such
claims. ,sa.,.... .. e.: -,
Mr.. Love was in favor of the resolution.
Mr.. Ailnor advocated the resolution.
He should be in favor Of legisla,ing gene
rally if i, were possible, but not believing
that possible, he was disposed to seize on
every opportunity TO Go justice 10 ind'ridu-
ais. He was not to 6e frightened by the
declaration that the claims az snst the u.
States were enormous, If Inc Z. S. were
bankrupt let it be SO said.
mir. Potter said it he'd nlsd. many man
poor to pay his debts, 1ui he never knew
that as reason why ne should not do it.
He was Tor paying th's claim and all other
Jus, ones, as long as we had motey to do
SO.
On the question OF agreeing to the re.o-
luton. it was carried IN the .thymativr--
The co.nmltee then rose and r, ported tier
disagreement to the resolution OF the COM
mi1tce of claims and the adoption OF another
4 .oo,~.r,, ~, ,,,o.
subject. The HOUSE, cook up that part of the
report disagleeing TO he rtsouu"n and
concurred therein, and ON the que stiop 1t
agreeing to the resolution reported by the
committee OF The whole in favor of the pc
It'll on, 1t was taken by ayes and nos, aud
was ayes g. NO. So. The report and reso'
luton was lher rc!yrrcd 10 the committee
of CLAIMS to repor, ,hili.
Committee of the Who'll, Mr.. DEsHA in
thu chair. on the repor. o. the comm'ace OF
claims on the petition OF Peter Landais.-
The report is untavorable to the prayer OF
The petitioner. The cunInttee of the whole
house concurred in tn export OF the COM
mittee Of clin',, rose and reported their
AGREEMENT 70 nc resolution, and the house
took up the report and concur red in the
same.
The house then took up the bill from the
further consideration q! which the commit
tee of the whole was yesterday discharged,
for am, nding the act establishing the Wash.
logon ana Alexandria turnpike COMPANY.
II vas ordered 70 be engrcssrd and read
third ume TN Monday next.
IN eommitlce OF tie whole house, Mr..
pirHiN in tho chair, on tho report OF the
committee OF claims ON the petition OF john
thompson, evolutionary officer. Tor com
pcnsation, for services icndered-the cOn'-
nitlee Of claims state that his claim - Just
one, but II is barred by the statute OF Hint
taton, the therefore arc com?elIcd 10 re-
port uniavor ,bic T"e'report OF the COM
mttee oi ,!.lms was negstived ana reported
to the no SC - ne house concufred-Mr.
Ghotson offered the following resolution -
hesoir"d, That the PRAYER ut Join lhoup-
son IS reasonable and ought 20 De granted.
This resolution was carried. and commit
tee appointed to bring in bill,
Adjourned till Monday.
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RICHARD WOOD. 7.

Ladies e Gentlemen's Rair-Dyike.
'HAS commenced business this day, biz
l. i shop on Fairfax sueet, opposite Mr..
Guy Aikiasom's. From his experience in q
business, ob,aiscd by an eisIf y, srs ethyes.
heeshit in this Town, he. fa,ters himself. that
he will be able to please every person whose
good wishes for the prosperity cf a young
man may induce them to employ him.
February 26. - .-s- d
~ An APPRENTICE will be taken tel
the above business. s-. o.. ~, <. g<tyg3
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A N
r A L 10 N

MRS. EDMoNDS, respectfully intorms
the public, she proposes. IN Monday,-ths
second day Of april, to open School tor the
tuition OF young ladies'. In Prince. street, three
door above tho late Col. Hoce'ss and viii
teach, with the aid Of proper assistants, the
following branches, VIZ. Reading, Wri.Iag,
arithmetic ana English Grammar, Drawing,
Painting In inks snd eolo's, on satin, ttaas
ny, &c! &c, and dresses In durable INK. ,Em,,
broidery In chenil!es, gold, silver and iIk.
Maps wrought IN 10. Print work In Agarsss
or lands:spea Tambour, and Needle work,
plsin and hnciful. fringe, and Netting, n
oil It's Variety. '..F ~,
By q careful, unrenisfea and. tqaoi atten..
ton to her school, she hopes 70 merit pass
Of the public's Patronage.
March 6 dt3dAp
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CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, March 8.
[cuNcLuDED.

Taken for the alexandria Gazette.
Attsra long debate ON Mr.. r" rso"s a.
m ndmrn,, ,he question was taken bH az
and noes, and carrird Ayes Ss--n"ss ~ )
and The house adjourn i.
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= ExlrAcs ef ca Acss ga 81 s. ~ u 4
Ale.~aasia, ia e 81 lsssns SO
3 Fare. 4 = ;a ~. 4 ~ -
8 Section Z. If.sy pssdh *Ae sball bspts-s
lAsnt q any Ere, shall neglect IetSss z soey
ssshe order o. direction 81 any dllEsr vhp shal!
be srpointed BY my Ere company now esta-
blished, or which may Sc kereaitsr estahl sh.;
qed, knowing him 10 20 an efis q. such pSpon
shall forfeit and pay the sam of .fSesdelArs
Provided tie name ofsuch ON % I'LL Aave
been first published inone Of he public rafsns
AZ q stated meeting OF the Reiiea Fiis cSnrs,--'
pany, held AZ todgkin.s tavern, on ThIri
day evening, March !. 1910, tie following ].
members were duly elected officers fer TYP
ensuing year, viz. : - s..
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Kentucky Hemp.

A few hundred VT. just received and for
sale by
Ifaac Robbins.
ALSO,
An assortmen Of Cotton and Wool Cards.
ON HAND.
A few hogshead and barrels Sugar, and =
gene al assortment of Groceries.
March 10. q Nv
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alsranurta patlp Gssstts.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10.

Exractcf a letter fran a gentlema" at 81.
Barts. to his friend in Baltimore da'sa
February sth, 1910. ).
~iThe British have attacked and got pos
sess;en of Point Petre and Basseterre, Qua
daloups and it viii no. be many days be-
fore the whole island will be in their pos
session, and also St. Martins. 49,.
Flour sells quick here at s IS cash; at
Antigua and St. Kits at 16 to II; at Qua
daloure S 40. Ipresume these prices will
augment; the British force is great, and
will require great supplies of provisions.
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March6. '.-'" = e.
Just Publ,@e9 and for sal<
At the Bookstores of Robert Gray, James
Kennedy, sen. and Cotton & Stewart,
and at the Office OF the Alexandria
Daily Gazette, ~
-(pRiez 4wESTr-Flve esxys) -
AN E rs
ORA TON 4
THE BIRTH OF FLASHING row,
DELIVERED BEFORE THE wAsHIEcroa 50. /,
GETTY OF ALEXANDRIA, = Es -,
BY -. 80 49, $.E'S
ROBERT GOODLOE HARPER,ES9. 8
ONE or IFS MEMBERS. Va 8 /
ON TIE si5E9i!'t .
22d FEBRUARY, 1910, 80
AND PUBLISHED BY ITS oaDEs.
March 8. ~ -. I,
r. TU / T l o N ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-24


B. DVER1ISEMEHr The subscriber IS
L n authorised to offer for sale, the neat and
convenient HOUSE, Garden and Appurtenan-
ces in Williamsburg lstely The properly Of To-
seph Prentis, Egg deceased, With several adioin-
ing LOTS OF LAND, uHtlet enclosures, and
some adjacent LAND, containing in the whole
from twenty 10 twenty i've sores, for which Ne.
gr2es ofthe description herein after mentioned,
wilt be taken in payment An undoutbed title
will be made 20 tho premises, by the executor
and devisees Of the late Judge Prentis. HE is
also authorised TO purchase nurnbsr Of
SLAVES Of the following descriptions one
Blacksmith two HOUSE Carpenters two brick
makers ore Brick layer two men uyed 20 q
ssw.miIli six expert azetnen four plantation
men IA good Cook dinins-roorl servant q
driver aud h6stler,' "a VaSheT-vyonIsn = dairy.
woman a lady's servant, and Z aeap,strees.-
Any person vi is Wiling 20 purchase the above
mentioned Houses and Lots, add viii undertake
tofufpish Slaves of the sboFe description. viii be
allowed gsfsrou. pfics for 'herh, and pad IN
ASH or in uhdeubt d bills ON philade lpIig, at nos
mote Than rinetyiays ght, iur whatever balance
may zen Sh d.. 81 r. dcda tiAt; me price of ,be
houses, lots and PREMISES, + st hove mentioned.
JOHN EHOCKENBROUCH,
Anil ~ 1aW4w
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r0NhrUNkcdYIOM.

DrzD--Ou tie night of Sunday, the 18Th inst
in tire Jail of King :. Queen county, JOHN
KOANE, jr, accused ofths horrid crime Of MUIR
deriug his wife. On his examining court he mad
eonfsssed himself guilty PosSibiY under the in
husnce Of that pertufbed or dermged state OF
mind, under wich The act itself may have been
perpetratcd tie coniesstd hiRseii guilty as it
is Understood, on thc Eround OF motives forever
10 be buried IL, las own breast, but wiici, 1t IS
believed. existed only w his own disturbed ina
rin.tion. rrcn whstefer cause, however, this
dreadful aud eger 70 be regretted catastrophe mas
arisen, on The part of man WAC bad ney betJ,e
committed ac;tWe Of any SOFT CERTAIN tin. tia,
some of his elGtires irteHded 20 have dsfend, 81
aim, on the ground OF occasional dcrons mem
of intellect, and had sumnoned Witnesses Tor that
purpose. tits certain, also, lhattwo resnectabie
physlcians have beet.hssrd to gay, IN relation
different points Of ti'ue, Zone at ieest of whici
was ycIy recent, ) tiat they considered him
nave been IN y STATE Of Gerangement--i lie ha.
died iyt,.e merciful dspensation oi Providence,
and tl.s, has eluded that fate, WHICH The laws 0!
MS country would have prcaspneed.
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NEWS INDEED

Ofn Indictment THE Editor Of this
paper has been indicted by the Grand Jury
complaint of the immaculate JAS: GREET.
HAM, Editor of the American Citizen aud
Republican Watch Tower, and Author Of
the Life OF Paine, &c. for libeliing the fair
fame and rnsho!te1 REPUTATION of the said
Cheethsm, by publishing piece in the Co
lumbar Of March 2S, under the title Of
IS So. j'o!ricE and Ctcethagt," and institute
ing a comparison between the services and
merits OF Cheetham and the Hon. Francic
3amcs Jack;on, Esq his Britannia Ma =
jGsty's Envoy in this country.""N. York CO.
iunt6ien.
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Departed this life, on Tuesday night the l7th
inst. MRS. ANN TURNER, of StauntOn, consort
oil capt George Turner, OF that place.
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nDCTOR J. ZONES, prrpo9cs a steady re-.
~ stJence in the CITY o. Richriora, ard wils
;,.e strict attention. 70 such casec in MejiringS
surgery or Midwifery, az nay 20 catrUgedtsr 5
are
April 24i VII
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MARRizD, On Saturday Evening last, PET ss
" DANIEL, Fsqr. to Miss LUCY RsNDoLPH,
youngest daughter of Edraund Randolph, Esq.
al o. this city.
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Tears VIII ncYer cease to Cow cver tae BIER of
the unfortunate victim, WHO has talien--sile waa
wofthier of more Fortunate tasuople-but
ietthe grave shed its generous oblivion over ths
melancholy cause OF her disasters. .f-t
Mortai. the contest he,wee'r the gallo vs. and
the md house, fo this miserable pcrticn Of Hu-
mainly, has been arrested, by the. de,rec al die
Almighty And II it were not even ias. 5io4s to.
say that thst decree is unjust we are We; taught,
thai IL Is better for n.tty nine guilty pei sons
to escape, thAn for one innocent man 10 suffer"
He del in the r,ghs( harirg 6srn iorg indisps-
SD his o0Sy dsstcteti ne5ct ie,y. Gaa no
mp&s Of uiOiencs srere j oand OF Sias The parti-
euiDS Of hrs GeashG are nor knoSsa 20 tic zpritey
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WASHING row. An

WASN'T c ON, April IS "
The late London pafcrs do not say any thing
of ? successor 70 MIR jackson. They state In,
departure of Mr. Viii;ers, the English minister
a, Lisbon, With leave. from that place, without.
however, any intlmation that he will be sent 10
the u S-Nat Yft
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rs~HE SUBSCRIBER, Offers for sale. Gene.
I raj assortment of GROCERIES, al bis
Store, opposite the Swan Tavern The articles
are OF good quality, and carefully laid IN. Lbe4
raj terms will be allowed TO any one disposed to
purchase the entire Stock on hand. This stand
is equal to any on Sheckoc n u +; contiguous to
two principal Iayerns, and IN wealthy neigh.
borhooa. Possession given to any. one disposed
TO purchase, on The FIRST dav 81 Nav next
ED W.HRD hALLdNI.
kpr;i on o.
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The Senate fer the two last days, has been p.i-.
cipaliy engaged in ttc discussion ofthe bill proyi-
ding for tie establishment Of p National Bank
The Vice President having left the city, .1ohr
GGiHard, Esq was yesterday chosen President
pro tempore Ofthe Senate.-B.
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- ~
a AMDS FOR SALE--The subscriber has
Al 1867 IL acres IN tie County of Buckingham
Oh tUe head waters of Appomattox River where
III he resides, adjoining the main weStern country
road leading from Richmond. On This valuable
Tract of Lard IS comprised number uf ,adysR-
tases, such a. lying contiguous to several towns
on mes River - miles frD!G LyEcliStI {. bud ~
from Bent Creek) remarkable foTgood 5heaith.
and springs Ell water, &c. Any person. fesitEfg
in Town disposed TO purchasea good auInIDa;
retreat, as wella plantation good 10 make Wheat
Corn or i baccS, sc. will seldom, have it in
their power 20 purchase more eligible situa.
ton, on IN more wealth., OF aErce bic ueiga-'
borhood. There is good dwelling house,
Kitchen, somks house, b,rn, &csah built with.
in the last seven gears past besides nuiil.ber
81 other convenient out houses, Il Young Or
Shard continuing about 9 GOO Apple and Peach
tfess, &c Hii:'dtS description OF which 10
deemed unnecessary, IS those disposed 10 Ilir-
chHset viii view lhe premises This Land is
un2cnmonly we'll iimberad, and contains aiFery
considerable quantity Of Tobacco Land yet 20
clear, say 900 acres
Four hundred and ffty-nine acres in the
County OF spwhatsn, lby Oil survey yne. lelow
C.rersviHs about FIVE mics within a miles
Of James Rivera on the waters Of Deep Creek,
sajQining the Lands OF, lohn Swsnp, deceased,
joar Swami, iuur. ard John Miller, OF which
a considerable Part Is cleared, having on it a
good Apple orch2Td, sufficient 10 MAKE 100
hundred Al!oas q brandy per year, and good
dwelling house, &c. Z
Two hundred acres in the aforesaid county of
Powhaian, and distant from Cartarsv,,le ajo,,r
| 8! miles tying or Muddy Greek. "a considerable
part of winch &c cleared, and a5ioins the Lands
ofJohn Logwood and Mrs Mary StFatton, having
/ on it al least 80 acres OF low grounds.
My object Cor offering this valuable property for
| gale is, that have determined to remove 10 the
Western Country az Soon IS can adjust nv
.Ifais ;aad will therefore san great bargains, and
take any part or She whole Of the .noney in
liksy yeun. Negroes
THOMAS LOGWOOD.
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AND GlNGRAMS

X OR SALE, at The yendue Office of the sub
scrbers : variety Of
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N D. This Tract-of Land goes by the name
OF Trent's Ferry. D.,s-.', ,..,
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Nuns and Adeipnt It.ceAd., I.sG l.,nels, Cotton
ShsrtmES, tiogeruaes, ~. Caiiiooss, Band .nnoes
Pehssc Ciot.s, Romails, Nankeens and . great
variety 0t white Lnds Guods.
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Muse gsdo Sugar, Isl aud Cd quality primo
hrsa Coffee in % res * bags, old Cafee y,opl.-
ern Rum ren"sy !va,iia NhlsiSey, very superior
Imperial Tea III boxes, sh Tyson and So&chong
Tea in chests, PePpc,, Cniger, Ailspce, Copper
as Phiiadc pl,a Soap .nd Candies &c.
FOSTER G. SATl TELL, %ac.s
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General Jyiitin'on arrived in this city last even
ing ~.
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WILLIS Il WILLS
Aprh -" wAwT
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PRoSSERS MoNCUPE, y. Ms.
April "a. ~ Ii
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On Thursday. the House agreed TO rcscind
their adjournment on the 23d.--Ayes So
Noes ~. The list Of May is menGoned---
Che eDgrossed bill concerning Commercial
Intercourse, was taken 10, and after consi
dersbe opposition from Mess~s Quincy, Pit
Kin ard Dana, was carried 5i TO 40.
2 Z N RENT. the upper part Of gentecl fin
shed re TX 6IGNT, ia the Buick Row.
Possession may be bad Immediately. Il family
would be preferred.
APpLY TO-
51PTLETT Still,
ht;he Vendue OH e If SIT {. Byookc, opposite
the M set,Houst ReiraOBd
ApriI "a &c
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From the Independent Americen.

What in an individual would be consi-
dered as almost unparalleled 10 dishonor
and fraud, is praclised by tie national le-
gi.la,ure. The debtor passes an act of IL
imitation, and tells tae poverty struck worn
out creditor soldier, or his petilioning VII
dow and orphans, We acknowledge that
by your services, your blood, your toll and
sacrifices, or those Of your husband and
father, you have achieved independence,
have been means of the establishment OF
our constitution, and have enabled Us now
to live on six dollars per day, while you
have not six cents per day, and are many Of
YOU incapable of earning farlhing, from
the loss OF limbs or Of health. We confess
our obligations to you are great, and that
your claims are perfectly just; but we
some time since passed an act tina. we would
neper pay. You hmping old soldiers, go
home; If you can work, work; if you
canno. labor, beg; If charity pre- serves a
cienched hand, s,arve. You widows ot &C.
nerals, colonies and captains, knit, spio,
sew, do kitchen work for our families; If
you are not athletic do any kind Of labor,so
to the poor.house. You orphans, petition.
ing for unpaid arrearayes justly due to your
illus.rious fathers, most Of you, We ar;
confident, can get living a. the plough, or
before the mast; If not there is a work.
house in every state for YOU" So.
Such, in fact, it not in speech, 10 the
language Of q democratic majority in the
house Of representatives. The f.deralists
are almost to man 10 favor OF paying these
claims. So are some Of the democrats. L.
ID shameful, an Infamous, damnable ex-
euse, made by many Of tn democrats, that
they cannot consistently pay these claims on
account Of the statute Of limitation. Such
an act ought never 10 have passed, but how
easy 10 it to have it repealed, in two days
time. When Bonapar,s tells these demo-
Gratis 10 stopalI intercourse with Hayti, the
bill 10 passed in less than two days; but
years go by, and they have no. leisure, or
forge. to repeal this abomiuable act. How
do shsy reason on the sirss: I SELDOM
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destroy the republic
III is strange, thatsthe people should eiese
;o7,oydmuses, not much wiser than oysters,
TO represent them.
Ii il not strange, that such creatures
v;ell, 10 the federal n,erbers (who hays ta-
lent. and eiFrpntery) in almost every thing
The frderalis,s in Congress generally force
the republicans from their ground, force
them into degrading concessions OF fact and
principle, and THIS indirectly force them to
their purpose. Dana and Others, by laugh.
;nc al them a couple of hours, were enabled
TO produce the Gothic resolution relative 70
M. Fulton's proposition 70 lecture in their
hall. Thus a bat is fixed (even in that lit
tie mat,sr,) upon the character OF the ma
.tion. -.
!. Another method has been foupd success
full in quilting our democratic dupes and
palsying cur party, Why inducing 'g'
roramuses to get upon stills on all oecaa''
ous when an excellent unarswerable essay
on national affairs, appears in democratic
newspaper, the federalis.s ask their stupid
antagonists, if they ale to be dictated TO by
newspapers; and the ignoramuses. to show
their extreme elevation, superiority, and ia
dependence, mount stills twenty feet high,
and stalk along like overgrown boys, disre-
rardipr the lessons of wisdom, and wonI
derinc that other humble nortals are con-
tent 20 walk upon their own legs, on the
bare erouud So that, if patrie, wishes a
certain measure TO succeed, he must pro-
pose contrary plan in the newspaPers.--
This is the most fruitful source OF our dan
Ger the false pride and obs,inacy OF the
ignorant. About thirty members OF the
house Of representatives are an exception 10
the stih.men.
tits strange, tina: the committee of ways
and means should apply TO Ga'lat'n for IN
struc,ions on all occasions il would be
more reasonable that the clerk should ask
advice and direction Of the merchant, than
that The merchant should be directed in c.
very thing by his clerk. But, since the
learned committee Gid implore his aid, (on
tie belief that "everv one who ,askc,h re-
ceiveth and he that seeketh hndelh."
1t is strange, that when they asked for
bread, he gave them stone /; for fish, a
serpent; and, for an egg, "a scorpion.
1t is strange, the people do not perceive,
that the extraordinary conduct OF congress
is produced by extraordinary causes-too
bad and disgraceful t. be mentioned. Let
the democrats, at next election, change lhe
whole representation, excepting, as above,
thirty or forty members of the house Of re-
presentatives-Nothing else can save the
country, than the election Of men Of talents
by the democratic party.
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NOTICE.

ALI. ,perseus indebted. to .be' estate IF
John Potts. are requested 10 make puy ment
to the subscriber. aud ell psrysnS having
claims against said estate ne requested v
bring them forward Tor sxsmination. Z
WIN. HERBIRT; jsn. Trysssss
March 20. aM !
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JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE.
BY JAMES KENNEDY SEN.
BooKsEL LIR, kINo-s TREIr,
... =. AN
GRAFTON, (.
COMMEMORATIVE OF THE
CHARACTER u ADMINISTRATION q.
WASHINGTON.
DELIVERED BEFORE THE ~
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN SOCIETY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
On the 22d day Of February,1 1910,
ny CHARLES CALDWELL, n. D.
Published a. the request Of tho Society.
-. PRICE THIRTr oxR r1SSs,
- Subscriptions for tho R,rt Folio are re.
ceived a. above. =.
March Is. cot,
.. ~e~f