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'Ehis is to give, Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandria county,
,inthe district Of Columbia, has obtained from
Sthe orphans Court Of said county letters tes-
tarnentary on the estate of George M'Munn,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons d cling claims against the said decd
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the 2lst day of August next, or they
may BY law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
en- und:r my hand this 2lst day Of FEB.
1910, "a
; Mardecai Miller. Ex'Y.
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Tes6c Rented for a term q years
ET~HET valuable tract of Land, called

wv ANSSeSS~ ~ ~ W. nv - ISs~'o
THAT valuable tract of Land, called
Preston, situate ON the Washington and
AlexaEdria turnpike road. at the junction of
four mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandria, three from
Washington and FIVE from George Town.
There are upon the premises two story
dwelling house, containing six rcums and
passage, with a. kitchen, carriage house, sta
bles, SC. large, handsome and highly ma
nured garden, of at least ter. acses, in high
state of cultivation, and lately laid off by an
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
damsoh trees, with English walnut, ounce
and mulberry trees, and also upwards of six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peach trees, selected with care from the
best nurseries, and all in full bearing. The
annual average product of the apple orchard
alone is estimated at 400 barrels This tracl
contains about 100 acres Of land, considera-
bic part whereof has been MANFRED and sown
with clover seed The shores afford fish and
wild fowl, andone or two good fishing land.
ings. The situation is healthy, elevated and
pleasant, in full view of three towns, and is
we'll calculated for. a place of public enter
taiament Immediate possession may be had
and the terms will be made known uponap
lication to
Frances Alexander.
JANUARY %. eotf
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PffbliCE Sale.

! UNDER a6tkOnty Of i deed1o trust
from Sanrsk 8Giley TO ns,,for the purpose OF
securing the payment Of certain debts to MI
lHaa Wilson, surviving administrator Of Cum
berLahd Wiison, deceased, and to Benjamin
Bdfis, we VIII offer at public sale, for cash,
.onsthe 18th day of March next, at the front
door Of the courthouse, in Fairfax county,
q TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described inths deed as situated on Oceoqoan
Greek, adjoining to the town. ofColchester,
and devised to the said. Sanmri Bailey by has
father HIlfam Baiiey-supposed to contain
four k1ndred acres.
s ~, Thomas Harrifon, jun.
.,sss. eR. !. Taylor. -.
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Publ c Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of deed executedts
the subscribers on the eleventh day of Janus.
ry, 1908, by the late Charles yYadswor,h, ID,
trust for certain purposes thereby expressed
they will proceed to sell, a. public sale, q
Rhodes'= tavern, IN Washington, on Mou.l
day, the second Of april next. at the hour d
twelve O'Clock Of that day, lf fair ;sif net o.
the nsxt fair day, al the same hour-cer-
an Lots in the city of " Washington and dis.
trict Of Columbia, known AID distinguish
by numbers 4 and $, ID square. B,inberea
~, together with all the buildings and inn|
provements thereon. sa
Cuthbert Powell. = ], ,,,,,
/, George Taajy lor. $50
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e:s1,otonaac Company.

TAToTFCE Is hereby given that special
s, meeting osshe stock holderswiil be held
: !, the Union Tsvern, Georgetown, on Tues
Jay the fothdaysoi April next, on business
ycf importance TO the Company.
BY order osthe President e Directors,
q Jofeph Carlton,
TreosIirer 81 tRs Potomac Company.
= March O. y 81 eot1othA
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N O r I C E.

+ THE subscribers, intending In a shot
time to close their business in Alcxapdrh
offer the remainder Of their Stock. consisting
of ladies', gentlemens and childrcnYS H OESI
at reduced prices, Any person wishing tt|
purchase quantity can be supplied Ut cost.
.a~. Hawkins & Alden. u
March 7. ..l $50 3iaw3w
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December s.
Orphans Court,

5 S. Alexandria Coanty, Feb. Term, 1919.
5JONIered, that the executor of George
MsMun, deceased, do insert the following adj
yer,ise ment si,ree times in each week for
.eighs weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
4Teste, ..'-..
Alex. Moore, Reglfter.
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SHADE & GRIMSHAW,

Have removed their Rope and Ship Chan
dlery Store to the corner OF Union FRINGE,
streets, formerly occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Harper, and have for sale, Seine lwlne,
Cork, Salt, and Groceries, With a general
assortment of Cordage as usual.
March Is. n eoot
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FOR SALE,

A. likely NEGRO WOMAN, about Is
wears of age, who is good nurse, washei'
woman and house servant-Also, strong
w.u built COACHFE, almost as gced as
new. For terms enquire Of the Printer.
february ~ ,, SUI
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Mordecai Miller, Ex'r
LANDING,
HERRINGS & SHAD.

s. A NY person wishing 10 barrel up the
IN above articles may be accommodated
by applying to Dr.. TH0'S MARSHALL,
Marshall Hall, Charles county, Maryland
There are good accommodations for curing
Fish on his shore.
". B. He has likewise FISHERY which
he would rent for the ensuing year.
March rs. zaw3c
A PERSON properly qualified to Teach
N the Greek, Latin, and English Ian
snsges, gran,matically, * Geography, would
meet with literal encouragement in the town
of Alexandra ifapplication by letter address
ed to the Printer, is speedily made.
=. February -. 2aw
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Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled toa
Ten Dollar prize each. ~
Ut. The drawing will commence IN the
CITY Of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 600.
Tickets each day fexcept the last day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawn) untt
finished. .,.,, ~. ~
T,cxErs for sale by R. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infof.
na!ion obtainsd respecting the Lottery dur
ink the drawing, free Of expence Prizes'inl
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference p i'd in cash Cash ~s'h
also he advanced for prizes as soon 40 drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price ofticke.s eight dollars. Il
January |.
Should the first number, on the 18th day
Of drawing, be either of the numbers from
to $50, inclusive, then. in that case, the next
drawn rS.mber mot one of those n,imbers)
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous TO the 5th day Of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets for the
goth, 2sth, and 3oth days Of drawing; 50
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Ticket>! Question How? An
swer-Supposc No. li,l75, rs the.propery
of II, the FIRST drawn nnmbor on the 18th ia,
Of drawing, which vii cntitie II to the num-
bcrs fro,n,l to $50; and the FIRST drawn mum
Der on the goth day Of drawing, may be No
MS, which will en.itle him to the numbers
from 2sl to 500 The first drawn, number,
en- the e5lh day. may be No. SIS, which will
2ntitle him. TO The numbers from 22,cd1 .
S2,25O, inclusive; and the first drawn nuns
Der, on the soth day OF drawing, may be ono
of the $50 lickcts already drawn, which viii
cntitle him to the numbers from 22,:50 70 |
q, 500-Ycs, sir, and the thohsand tickes T
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dellarsi /
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,..a~s y. - g, ''..s,'r :. -
Less than IA blank. to q prize subjees
10 deduction Of Is per cent: PIizes paya-
.ble so days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. ..'#,, Is ;. !.
OF THR ANNEXED PRIZES. -
lst drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
10 81 900.
Is, do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
..' No l to No. $50, ihclusiye.s
,st do, goth do, use do from Ne.
<... ISL to 500, inclusive.
LIST do, 18th do $50 do. from No;
22,0ol to 22,25o, INCLUSIVE
LIST do -soth do. $50 do. from No;
22,7jft to a2,soo, Inclusive. 1
LIST do. ssth do. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
art .n.Iha ~ .si,0nn II ~
lst do. 4ota 90. Iooo
LIST tio. 45th do. $4,000
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OR md 81 Cutlery,
Ttr : !. P'fszesg 5000 I: :. De.ls.saek
~ STA7.Et or NEHl1ORK,s b
Union College Lottery, No. L.
o. !. Man AGERS. '

Iaac Denuisen,
Z Sfpehen lherne...
e M Il. Il
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Pinkerton's Collection of VoY-
ages and Travels;

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PregTess Of Discovery By Sea and Land,
.Gon the nosf authenEie Sonrees.
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soliciting Subscriptions from distant places |;
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IS weilsas extensive in iss kind thai has ever
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per Vol. less. - - -. ..-..-
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandra county,
IN the district Ut Columtia, Has obtained from
inc orphans Conrtef said county letters tes-
ttame1tary, on the estate OF VIM. F,.zhugh
esquire, OF Chatham, late Of the couaty q
ioreaaid, deceased: all persons i,svios Claim:
agarst the sid deceased, are,liereby warned
70 exhibit the same with the vouchers there.
OF to Alex ander Moore, Register of Wills o
Aiessndrse, On or beforv the 93d day, If Jnns
nsxts or they may BY law be excluded from
~ benefit OF said estate. And those illdeh-
Cd thereto are requesSd to nsks in,m+dias.
psymsns Given suisier MY hand chi. asa
day q Decembes, ises. 's,s -
obert Randolph.
kxt:assy fWw. EasassA, # cAaasn.
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3 ANTHONY RHODES.
December S.
ipglHcE :sykEEv,
I'm Ss&rt S ~ !

In s. NR S - E,
T3CToRY COTTON Warp of'various
III numbers, Tor viewing apa knitting, A
-nerican Ginghsms, Stripes, chamb'ays,-
Bedsicking, Shfeing, Shestng and Diapers
also Cotton Threads ofvarious co!ors, all at
factory prices-Rhode Island Cheese, Pota-
toes, Cyder and Apples, by tho barrel,
Beef and Herrings per barrel, Mould d'P't
Candles, per box, Sugar, per barrel, Curant
Wine, per barrel, Cotton, per bate, coarse
t,o,ten Handksrchiefs, per bsle or plece-A!-
an = snumber of Rhods. island built Moses
Roats-Mens and Womcns Shoes, and Gre
series as usual.
January 9, co
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N . + | G. z.

THE subscriber by virtue of deed u
L trust to him from WILLIAM Hope
sox, dated on the 10th day Of November, in
the year 1908, for the purpose Of securing
Jekn Hofkns, on the 9Th day Of February
next, and at the hour Of twelve O'Clock Of
that day-if the day is not a fair one, then On
tic FIRST fair day thereafter and at the same
hour will proceed to sell for ready money,
a, public auction, to the highest bidder, on
the premises, ~ 49,.
The Fee-simple Estate
In the FLOWING Property, to vii:
About FIVE acres and ten poles of ground
With the houses thereon, situate in the coun-
ty of Alexandria. IN the vicinity of the town
Of Alexar dria, and adjoining the west aide
of Belview, the residence Of Mr.. Hodgson.
which FIVE acres and ten psies are now in the,
possession Of Mr.. Hodgson. i
p. Edmund l. Lee, Tujqee. :.
Jsnuary3. 80 eots.
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S. 900 Tickets, at 7 dollars, 10
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Orphans Court.

AIeSondria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that Tho executor Of VIM. Fits-
hugh OF Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advertisement three times week for
eight weeks in the Alexandra Daily Gazette
Teste, ,.<z
Alex. Moore, Reglfcr.
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: Valuable Property JSr Sale.

M r,,rsdance Of deed execsted 10 the
:,,ub.. ribers ON the 9Th day Of August, 1905
by the laie Robert r. Ho0e, Esq. in u7iss'ior
certain purposes thereby'expres'sd' they WIN
& proceed to selt'at public auction at the Cot
Ace. House, inthe town OF Mexan'ir,s, on the
,.srst Monday in M.rcE rs1s, :tIs following
,ve!us6ke PROPERTY, viz.
One Lot Of Ground IN the
said town Of Alexandria, lying eastward OF
IJnion and between Duke aud Wolfe streets,
with a Wharf ex,en Jed from the same into
river: This lot frsnts Hest On mo
--Yo,omae.
One other Lot, situated on
Water street, between Prince and duke
s.areess. ami fronting about n tceton water.
street. This lot il handsomely enclosed, and
there il a very productive garden uPons.
T.; 1ae undivided lfoirty c7rtheJ t2'sunS Pr9ter'
~. oil situased in ihe ssid !oSn u IHerGn-
dria, 10 witt
a. One Moiety of Tie Property
ON which the said X. 7. Hooe lately resided
situated n, the corner Of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or the9ea-
bouts on Water, and tset On Pfince
RArcets. I'm tniS PrUpcAy 'hSiS ~ ~~'S
.iye Brick Buildings, forming large and
well finished Dwelling House & three Stores
with all necessar, ont houses a pump nj the
yard and an exceiiens garden. ..., -
- .XLS o.
The undivided Moiety Of a
f4ouae and Le, situated at the corner Of Wa
aer and Duke streets, fronting feet on
/, Water, sna feeton Duke. iMs pro-
Snerty Is se5iecrts an annual ground rentfor-
ever Of sixty oae aud al half dollars.
The whole of the above property except
abe last is free OF eneunbranss. and viii b
sNswpI At any time to such as desire to he in
Enrmea about it. The sale viii be made on a
credit Of 6, Il and 3 msnths Tor approved
;paor,ed notes, negotiable at the bank of Alex
Charles Simms.
Thomas Swami,
-, -. r. Harrison.
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24S,0o0

Less than - blanks to , prize subject
TO deduction of IS per cent. Prizes pays
Die 30 days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing.
OF THE ANHExED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
NV +. 49, "a q OO0
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FOR SALE.

$50 hoasheads veil selected Patuxens To.
baeeo, one hundred Of which il expsctsd here
II 4 few days. -
Jerome Plunmer. !
January IL, e
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Fl, st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each.
r The drawing will commence in the
City Of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tickets each day Except the last day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawn) until
finished.
T1cxxrs for sale BY r. GRAY, Bockssl-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold By him may be examined, and infor-
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ins tho drawing, free Of expence. Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will DO taken
at their full value Cor Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also ie advanced for prizes a. soon as drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price ofticke.s eight dollars.
January !.
Should the Srst number, on the / th day
Of drawing, be either Of the numbers from !
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number mot ono Of those nnmbersj
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to tile 18th day Of drawing
and in the like manHer with tickets for the
2o,i,, Goth, and 3o,h days Of drawing; so
that person with one ticker may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question How? An.
swer-Suppose No. li,l75, Is the property
Of Il, the FIRST drawn number on the 18th day
Of drawing, which viii entitle Il to the num-
bers from to $50; and the first drawn mum
Der Oh the 2oth day Of drawing, may be No |
IT'S, which will en,itle him to the numbers !
from ISL to 800 The first drawn number, !
on the asth day. may be No. SIS, which will |
enGue hin: to the numbers from 22,ool to
22,25o, inclusive (; and the first drawn num- |!
Der, on the soth day of drawing, may BE- sre |
Of the $50 tickets already drawn. which will |
entitle HIN to the numbers from 81, $50 to !
o2,5oo-Yes, sir. and the thousand tickets |
may draw One Hundred thousand Dollars |
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GRAND I LOTTERY,
Tire ,izes ef $4,000 Delss. g. eees:
Y 3 sT4TE or EW-r0RK,
Union College Lottery. no. I.

MAN AGERS.ssss '., =; (
NJ liam ". Gilbert, isdac -'e''n'sea, 4.
BE, yomin Dtsditf, AND =.
Ea,rge Merchant. Stpthe', s1horne.
= =, sc Hex X. -
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Is, do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. I to No. $50, inclusive
lst do. 10th do. $50 do. from No
25l to 500, inclusive.
LIST do. 18th do $50 do. from No.
22,ool to 22,250, inclusive
ST do Soth do. $50 do. from No.
22,25i to ~, 500, inclusive.
fu do. s5th 10. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
st do. 4oth 90. -. 1000
LIST do. 18Th do. 25,0Co
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20
THE IiEss,AN YIY.

The following, which was published in an Al
oany paper several years since, has been han.
ded to us by gentleman of this city for republi
cation; t
Exracs Of q letter to the Printers of the Albany
Gazette
have noticed in some of your late papers,
that the Hessian Fly has again made its appear
ance IN the Unted States and that not only in
Virginia and some other OF the southern states,
but only in some parts of this state, melancholy
proofs of the ravages of this devouring ms ct
have been discovered have myself ais OBJ
served, that in the county of Washington, in
Which reside, the Fly is again desolatiHg the
Heids Of wheat.
hone so potent an enemy will not be treat
ed with unconcern and neglect by the friends
OF agriculture, but that they will unite their ex
perence with their energy to repel and coun.
teract his insidious and baneful influence, and
If possible, arrest his progress in its first onset
The result of my observations respecting the
Hessian by, when he before ravaged tins coun.
try, and the plan adopted for destroying him
which appeared to me the most effectual, here
subJoin, with request you will give the same a
place IN your paper.
Inc fly deposits ITS eggs in the new whea.
soon alter Its springing up III autumn, and before
there are any severe irosts p opagates in the
spring remains IN torpid state till sometime at.
ter reaPng is Invariably found in the first or Sc.
cond JOINT of the stalk, and takes wing in the
course OF August. Cut your wheat high, re-
move 1t Immediately from Of The land, aud with
out delay burn the stubble this destroys the IN
sect while in his torpid state, and it the burning
be etfectual, cuts off the Hess,an fly; root and
branch, in one season.
think can safely pledge myself to you,
that it this plan of cutting the whea, and burn
ing the stubble is universally adopted, we shall
near no more OF the Hessan fly 4 that in addition
thereto, we shall have larger crops OF gram, as
the burning greatly ehricnes the land, and has
nearly the same effect coat of good MANURE u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20
IBY AUTHORITY
LAW or THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Making appropriation for carrying into effect Ger.
tain Indian treaties
Id E it enacted By the Senate and Hou of Re
I'D presentdtivcs offhe United States of dpneyi
ca. IN Congress assembled, That for the purpose
Of carrying into effect a treaty between the u
nited States and the Delaware, Putawatamies
Mlamies and Eel RIVER tribes of Indians, con
Guided at Fort Wayne on the thirlieth day oil
September, one Thousand eight hundred and nine
the sum Of one thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars IS hereby appropriated, to be paid to the
said tribes ,nnUally, as follows:
To the Delawares, FIVE hundred dollars
To the Miamies, five hundred dollars
To the Eel river tribe, two hundred and fifty
dollars
TO the Putawstamies, FIVE hundred dollars
Which several annuties shall be permanent
SEC 2. Ind be 10 Iurfhey enacted, That for
carrying into effect separate article entered
into between The United States and the MIamies
and Eel river tribes Of Indians at Fort Wayne,
on the thirteth Of September, one thousand eight
hundred and nine, the sum of FIVE hundred dol.
lars annually, is hereby appropriated, for the
Term Of thfee years, and no longer. And fur
ther annuity of two hundred dollars 20 the Mia
mics trlpe Of Indians and TO the Wea and Eel
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20

NIL GRETTER, JeweHer and S;fpers,n.,h.
Iva opposite Gamble's corner, MIN street.
Grateful tor the liberal encouragement he has re-
ceved since his commencement i'll business, in.
forms his friends and customers, he has selected
for cash, IN New York and Philadelphia, an ex
tensive assortment of articles IN his line, among
which are, the following. viz: Pearl and Topaz
Bracelets, Breast Pms, Rings and Earrings, pla-
ted Tea Sets, complete, bre ad and cake baskets,
Candlestcks with andwithout branches, Casters,
Bottle stands, swords, Epauietts, &c which, in
addition to his former stock, renders his assort-
ment very general.
CT N, b. The highest price for old Gold and
Silver.
june Is. wifi