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WILLIAM RAMSAY,

-#",a' .ls.--.
Prinee.sfreet, otfosise the Ytndue Sore,
Offers for sale on the most reasonable tesmss
the following
80 A r L E S,
Part Of which are just received from Pills
delphia - z
c~uNpoWDER,] FrsM TEAS,
Imperial, I,,ao,,sd j., n. ,hin
i YnO~ Hy.oo. & Psej6e, and hsrsieaiar-
Hyson.skia g'etsefea'
Liquors. CEREAL assortment
Spices, Of every description -,
Best Green Coffee, and FIRST and second
-. quality Chocolate ~ ' 'tT .
Loaf, Lump, and Muscovado Sugsrst
Spermaceti, Mould and Dipt Candies
Box and Casks Raisins
Almonds. Figs and Tanarindi
New Orleans, Natchitoches, and Garrst's
Phiiaaeiphia Snuff qpt s,l
Bes. Spanish Segars x Chewing Tobacco
Fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, Anehe-
yies, and Mushroom Catchup
West India and Sugar House Molasses.
Georgia Cotton 'r - L..
T., Rice, Pearl Barley, Fig blue, Starch, In
digo, Mustard, ard Basket Salt
Lisbon Baskets, q variety. ! ~. #t'
Wrapping and Writing Paper ~.,,...
Hair Siiters
Sweeping and Scrubbing Brushes .
Leading Lines, Traces and Bed Cords
Mems fine and coarse Shoes 80
Smith6elL BacUn and Vsnisen Hams.
~ .Atonstani snhfhy Of
Jamieson's Water Crackers .
Sifted Indian Corn Meal
Fresh Fruits
A quantity of Irish Seed Potatoes
A neat assortment Of Earthen Ware, from
the Columbian pottery, Philadelphia
with which he will be constantly amp
piled, &c. &c.
May %. .. ..s eotf
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~ Madder.

TCnT Received, a fowhundrod. pounds OF
= Tx f'rst quality MEnDER--And for sale
BY - =.
May 10.
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rHsr. follows the d>positions Nos. 1, .,

Here follows the d>positions Nos. 1, 9,
s., 4, S, 6, 7, 8, 8, TO- II, and l2.1
The committee from a knowledge which
,bry have acquired Of the climats Ut New
ORLEANS and Of the country surrounding It,
A.. of opinion, thar the mortality in the de-
,nthmcnt ordered to New Orleans, is to be
ascribed % the follow ing causes
I, The detachment consisting OF new !e'
WIGS. H.
2, The ihsalubrity of the climate ; the
v,mmeru and autumn OF the year 1902, Of
ing unusually slckly. 49,,
: 10 the nature Of the ground on which
m. d~.tachmen, was encainped at Terre au
pruE and the detention OF it at that place
dining the whole Of the summer ; contra
-. ~ the corinittre conceive, 60 tas IN"
,;,~rIc,ions contained in the letter OF the Sc
cretsry of war bearing date the Soth APrlI
1909.
A To the want Of sound and wholesome
provisions and Of vegetables ; the want OF
IN hospital and hospital stores and med
cinrS. -. -
& The excessive fatigue TO which the
70 ,,oov, wer. subjected in clearing, dHchIng
and draining the ground on which they were
encamped. -.
rirh,, owing to the troops not being pro-
yiSed with 6arrs or nets to protect them
from the annoy ance Of m~usquetoes.
4. The want vf cleanliness IN the camp,
the nature of the position rendering It al
o,,s%mnracricahle 10 preserve IL.
=. The sick and we'll being confined to
the game tents, which nsltaer protected
them from the heat OF the sun, nor Kept
,htm dry from the dsws and ra'"s'
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TO r MT,

~ IN 1AN = - .NI ~. 4.
A conyenier, STORE and DWELLING,
on Fairfax.street, lately occupied by Aa~,
h"' and A'asn. Apply to
-. Jacob Butts.
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(H.) No. 4 2.
cLoATHING.

By the same lenrr from William Lin.
pard, military agent, it sPPsars, that the
brig North S,ar sailed from Philadelphia
the 9Th, OF July, 1909, with clothing for the
voops-arIryed at New Orleans the 22d
Il August, and delivered the same IN thee
DAYS alter her arrival F.; which was within
Twelve months Of the time that the men OF
tha, detachment had generally received
thyir clothing for The preceding year.
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2T,4747S

S 1866 I6
N,e.: The above sums embraee no part
n The expenditures made on the torIlhca-
uoDs etrSting az New Orleans.
William L.nnard, military agent at Phl-
hdslphis, in his letter ofthe Stst ofMsrch,
ISIo, states, that medical and hospital
sores were shipped on board the schooner
lIilsman; that she sailed from Philadelphia
me 7th of January 1909 was detaiued by
;ts--sailed again the, sth Of March follow
;,r. and arrived at New Orleans lae 5th
Of April, and delivered the stores the 9Th
and 9Th, -. "- & s#
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

.AHQirs of Xesf W2rida,
JAMES MADISON.

Orsing 10 fhe great length Of rhe documents &c
conlP-fyiaS the P'sssdsnt's Message, Sse are
maGb.e to gIee them eHre our must oFer
10 or readers ne following aaaLsis, tV I'm
fhe Boston Gazette -
1t is well known that the part of
West Florida, extending eastward
from the Miss ssippi to the river Per.
dido, (being situated between those two
rivers, and bounded on the north by
the Mississippi Teritory) has been in
dispute between Spain and the u. S.
in consequence Of, and ever since the
Louisiana purchase in April, 1903.
SPAN however, has persisted in refu-
sing the justice of our CLAIMS under
that treaty, and the subject has been
lett open Tor negotiation, or at least has
never been settled by the two govern
ments. Whether the right 70 the
country in question has ever been
fairly conveyed from Spain to Ameri-
ca, Is question, which, as Americans,
we oughtt 10 answer in the affirmative !;
but others scrnple not to affirm that the
right is both doubtful and incomn!etc.
. Neither the distracted state ofthe Span
ish monarchy, nor of the colony OF
West Florida, IN case the right has not
been absolutely aHd Justly conveyed,
will justify the United Statas in TAKING
possession OF that country. Circum.
stances, however, seem to invite the
occupancy OF The territory BY the Uni
ted States; I; and where there is no dan.
ser, our President is one of the mos,
valiient souls alive. II seems tina, The
Convention Of Hest Florida on the 26th
Sept. 1910, declared thar country !
, free and LH!theadenl Slate, IN conse
quence ofthe unprotected situation n
which they were left by Spain and the
anarchy with which they were threa.
tened among themselves. This de.
claratlon, signed By Jonx RHgA, Pres
| lcent, and AND. STEELE, Sec'ry. wa,
transmitted to AR. Madison. A Iooe
memorial OF this Revolutionary Con
sention oil West Florida, signed ),
the President, was transmitted to Cor
HOLMES OF the Mississippi Territory
and By him to the Secretary of State
II Was accompanied BY the declaration
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

BtnspsFlsS Nfitsrv rantaissiers ! -.
wiki u Ais name, unlcf winch he 49,. NV.
understand, prisoner for debt for y n,r
time in NewgAie. For what precise OF.
fence re hss ~ ~; suffered " studious.v
concealed. His CRIME j. said W hu..
" fetchta upon high treason m but norhinc
oftlns nature is stated in the account noy,
published The absorption ~ other rer.
s5ns' names for purposes vi fraud Il Hot trea-
spnable yet, we believe, under any 2 ,4c-4.-
rent. There = something silt more fe-
ma ksbls than even this in tie mode " his
conviction y the proofs leaving no pyDb9.
6i.lty N q sefrtcs 10 fhe accused on Ills crarsfF.
carried The horror and conYlc,i C the
Judges to The utmost pi;ch.' The conyic-
ton Of The Judges, then, was made un wifi
out hearing the accused That was unne-
cessary, the proofs being SO strong But
whence their horror, TOO, resulting from Tia
contemplation of crime which ~ not even
mentioned V!iat may be meant BY this.
oiher than some attempt made o. u.sditated
against tie life Of Bonaparte, We cannot ca
silly devise at all events the world may
hence form tolerabie idea Of the mode in
which criminal justice IS administered IN
France. There are eight BastiIes for PER-
soHs suspected of offences, but for whith
they cannot be tried here is cuprit tried
and convicted without being heard in his
defence and for crime which IL only said
to :" touch upon tteason," the precise acL,
commHted never being once mentioned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
INTEPESrFNr.

II is stated from al authentic source, thft
the Spanish Minister IN Washington has de-
spatched cutter to Cadiz. 10 Communicate
- the Spanish Regency and Congress, the
measures which President Madison has ta-
ken for the Invasion and occupancy Of WesL-
Florida. From the spirit which the Spanish
Congress has exhibited OF other subjects
il is tot improbable they will take tins in
rssion OF their territory in dudgeon, ana
viii pass acts in rctaliauon, injurious 10 the
commercial interests OF the United States
n the territories under their julisdiclha-
The facts on the subject Of tuis measure VI
the government, may be seen in The Presi.
dents Proclamation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
Tsp the a9aiIs.


CHARLESTON, Nov. II.
His honor the intendant received thls
check from the treasury depart
ment OF tiIe United States, on lhe Branch
Bank in TINS clty, Tor toHr Thousand four Aan-
drsd and J.fy-sts dollars ana eigay 100 cents.
being the amount ot General Made HAmp
toms pay and emolun.onts, sIIsce he has been
III tue service OF the United States whlch
that gentle Ean had llDersiiy rehuquished "a
behaii Ut the sufferers by the late cai.lil-
tous fire. IL VIII be leculiscled, THAI the
general had already presented fuc nEHaL 81
s!oiIaYs ia cash, towArds then Ien.f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
Frsnch Seq4estrasicn ef Barbary Yes
SPi4


A letter from Sardinia Of the 9th ult men
tion5, that the following Order had been re-
ceived, from tie Director General u Paris,
by the different Consuts al the ports in tie
Leyant -
" TIE intention OF his Majesty the En-.
psror Is that vessels, Belonging To the Bar
barry poWe >, shall be trea cu IN the same
msuaer as Ottoman vessels, 80, ike them,
lIiey may have loaded at Malta, aud "a
the duty vt % per cent to the English.
"Tou, therefore, viii f'fI4ie-!iasely Se7af5-
ter ali the Barbdty vrsssls whlcn are, o. .nay
arrive, ID the haeDors Of your diylsioa, what
ever goods their cargoes may Consist ol.
" You viii inform me, as soon as possible,
OF the sequesters laid, % we'll Oh Bstball
s.iips as on Ottoman ships. Ycu wrl ioI
ward 10 me the process VeJ 7al, with all tie
documents you may have collected retauSe
10 tile circumstances Of their voy age, The
origin and nature of their Cargo, and the
insurance, 1t any as well Oh snip - ca TO-
{" enJOn " you the greatest c4S aud
lronpLl.uue la the execull = vi tAls Or
der.
The DIRECTOR IN CHEZ"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17
FLORIDA.

II appears, BY the Presidents Message,
that he has issued orders for tskng possee
sion OF 50 much Of West Flcrida, rs to anL
Mr.. JEFFERSON have claimed - a part Of
Louisians, according to their corstI uction ot
the treaty ofpUrchase. Spain has declared
that this wss never ceeisd or sold IN the dis.
posal Of louisiana; and, N 1905, The E+ised
States were on thr eve of war III support
of their opinion snd claim, which was pro-
babiy only prevented hy the appalling de-
claraticn of France. II yes 70 10 sscy -lTf
Stain, France can rti.Lsr Gos5t 20, Lfsftaf--.
she gnnsf take part y.rA Sp1iE NJ Ii vouH
have displayed naore spirit TO have enforced
our pre'ensions then, thsn 10 pFchi Of mo-
ment OF SPsnish caismiiy. Il is imPosrI
bio to Calculate The consequences.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

1t will BE- rccollecteG that Mr.. Madison
when Secretary Of STATE, SAID 70 Mr. Rsar
dJlph, "Eraacs sraals 1poHeg ana suEst havs
H." The observation struck Aniszement w
the mind OF = the American Chatham" ~
the democrats were pleased 70 call hun.---
lie dislrusted the es.dEnce OF his seusess-s
and thought MS ears deceived him, bat sud
denly awakened, IS it from a dream, he per-
ceived the fatal extremities 70 whioh Nir.
Jefferson was prepared 10 60, ia coincidence
with Ficncii views, and St once resolved %
abandon faction, by whnm h conceived
II dishonor to be owned as ar ASSOCIATE
Mr.. Randolph vas still unwilling tC believe,
that more was Intended by htr. MatisoRs
than 10 sound him 4nd test his princii'.es,-
but IN short time lis charitable duu0s
we're put to rest, ty al aei y torgre s. letle'
fny at tie disposal VI ne r-SccnsfVe, tTso i't--
Hons M ao!lafs, not 10 5r acc0antes foy M M
Presaeai rhogsLs f,spev. That unc h-2 noe
arrived. aud never viii until French inu.
cnce II overcome. Meantime Jefferson a''--
his pupnet, will tske special care, TO IeAve
nnon~ The arcfdeYes Df State, no docuTs' i's
.,o sat1sfy successors Ut their guilt Sii.'' 40
matters come ID extremes, AZ were ~ .Nt
10 plundrr tlte ofilee Il STATE, ~ 4 Was I''
merry 70 nc Lhc HAs-on.ee.
80 Ie-t-al Republican
ouis Eoaaparte, liking Of jIolI nar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

FRUIT oFDESP0TYsAG.

I'm artici~ nom Paris, dAlsa sept. Il,
gives singular account Of c-rtIH wrettn
-aksn as.4 conotn.as1 ~ aealh ~ Uns VI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

Il IL SAID, that st the treaty of peace ii
1888, when Britain reluquishsd the Fiori-
dss 70 SPAN, she guaranteed them 10 her i1
their then sxtsnt and II il supposed that
III The treaty VI silisncs wRich now exists
between Spain and BFnain The latter guar
sntees tie intsgrity oftAe forn as to is
american ss veil IS European posses.
sion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

a letter frorq 5.isbop, Crtotgr I'D, SAWS,
" The deGerters ieom the F,rnci arfnf say.
they have not tas.ed bread to- IL days IN
other particulars TIE French were uell sup.
p.JGt The mares frorn tie feet. and
some ssilors have been sent ashore % man
the batteries Oh the lines. The feet has
moved up the Tagns TO aid in the operations
Of the army Every thing is in molten, ana
nothing seen or heard but the porP, noise
and preparation Of war"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

Letters from the southwsfd say, that the
proosbiii,y that the United States VIII be Ia
vclYed ~ war ID considered grester now
thaRi. has been betnrs flr long time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

Sol Psstsrr has ressgned his commis-
zion III tiso army W as UpI;sa 5ehts..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

When Spain spd France vsrc allies, our
Administration asked Frsnce II she would
interfere Il Ws took part oi tie Floridas,
and were tod she would. New Spain and
England are allies our Administration make
no such application 10 ,he lstier, hui ISSUE
their orders for the expedition.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

Lagic Baleh, and Aata1-T Wi<giHs. j
man u color, (tbe former far stealing :
haTSs tas Yslea 3s $50 aaJ the latter f5e
The rnurler VI Mr. !sHiea Hayes. tU whon
he Ahd indsateA h-n=cif f5r hfl,l were
hung II Bertle Coaaly, a Ci On The 16.a
iagtant,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-17

NGd nAvsi forces. lhe statements OF the
iattes vii mcIuGe view Of ihe transfers of
approprAt ois in the naval expenditures,
and the grounds on ~aIch they were
m4Ls
Tae sIrtihcst5us for the defence Of our
maritime frontier have been prosecuted ac-
cordmgto tie plan lad down il 1903 TIE
works, with some exec gt'ons, are compile
ted, and furnished with ordinance Those
tori the security ot New York, ,ho' far adj
yaaced towards completion, vii! require
turihsr uus aud appropriation Tins IS ire
c4sc with few others, eunrr not cuinale-
ted. or in need OF reDaigs.
Ihe Improvements, ID quality and qaantr-
tv, made IN the msndi4clOIy oi cannon .nd
III small arms. both at the pubic 4rrnories
and private factories, warrant addition a
confidence an the competency Of these re-
sources, for supplying the puoiic exigen-
cies.
TAese preparations 70: arninr the NIL
tia, having thus icT pfovidt dir one OF slle 90
lects contemplated ~ The power vested ~
congsgss, Wih respect 10 dat great pui-
wArN Of lAe pubic safety it IS tor their
consideration whether further provisions
arc not requisite, for the other conte npia-
ted objects, of organization and discipline.
To give to Ihis greet mass of pllysc / and
moral force, ihs efi& &incy watch. i. msriss,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-08
From the Bost1a GentiNeL.
REFLECTIONS,
FOR TIE LAST DAY OF THE WEEK.

FOR TIE LAST DAY OF THE WEEK.
How much more serene and happy would
be the minds Of mankind in general, how
much more ccntented would they be in
their presen; situation, and how much less
subject in their latter days to the goads Of
conscience and the piercing stings of re-
morse, il they would but appropriate one
hour of serious reflection at the close Of the
last day Of the week. After having finish
ed the work oi the six days, and returned
from the noise and hustle of business, to
their families and their homes, if they were
TO retire, but short time TO their closets,
and recall to mind the transaction. @! the
past week and seriously consider whether
in their intercourse with the world, they
have acquitted themselves honorabiy, and
conducted all their affairs in a fair, open
and just manner; whether they have lot
been influenced by selfish considerations to
practice any art beneath the character OF
gentleman, or whsthe the love OF gain,
power and popularity has not prompted any
action not perfectly in unison with their
consciences. And when they perceive any
motive in their past conduct, not agreeable
to the character Of the christian and the
man, to take proper and due precautions
not again to fall into the gulph OF error, but
studiously to avoid it, turn from it, and
pass away. BY thus doing we should per-
ceive ourselves approaching more and more
towards perfection and though perfection
itself is not within the weak grasp of NOR
tails, as this world never contained but One
entirely unrcproachable ; yet there is state
of perfection which is attainable to those
who strive to acquire it, and use all their
endeayoEs to shpa the paths Of error, which
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-08
IMITATION.

Pemenstrances ef an Hindus first 7vye a.
,eainSt his attachment 10 another.
All mighty fine, upon ny life
NoovA CopAULA, all your do'nGs:
Yes, you 70: sake your esrly wife,
And leave her love Tor later "oolEgs.
make you presents every day.
OF something new, and smart, * pleasing ;
You, instant, give them all away,
To stop that blue-c;' d lass's tsazing:
All mighty fine, upon my lite, etc.
Her twinkiing eyes hare powerful charms,
Mine you condemn because they're grey ;
Her splinter skanks, and simmer arms,
Are to you" fancy, arc they, hey
All mighty fine, upon my life, etc.
Yes, Sir, the world detects your folly;
The neighbors understand the matter;
1t makes me mad, and melancholy,
To see them laugh, and hear them chatter
Al mighty fine, upon my lie, etc.
] clasp my arms around your neck,
try to please, with every pleasure
You ,rea, me with dcsign'd neglect,
Your newer mistress IS y6ar treasure,
All mighty fine, upon my life, etc.
The sneeriDg husscy calls me old,
GShe might say truly. broken hearted i
Return, my ]ove-I cease to scoil -
For, why should man and Wiz be parted
All mighty fine, upon my word, etc.
--.ss: G, sN~-
From the B9st1a GeutWel.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
lVIA NEW-YORK)
LONDON, zulu y.

Price of stocks this day at 1 O'clock
per 0. 4. &c IS; per c. c. 6S rs |;
a per {. IS Is }; S per c. 50 1-S; On
mum par, Is pr.
The reported rigorous regulations of the
French government, against the very per-
sonal intercourse that subsists between that
country and this; are confirmed by letters
from Paris of the 18th inst.
They also communicate the following ex-
PLANTATION of the decree lately passed respect
ing maratime trade -
Imperial Decree Of Cd fully.
The prohibition of grain established
by the decree Of the aad JULY from the ISL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-08
From an English paper.
Translation of two Hindu Songs.
IMITATION.

TIE lover has mistaken has MISTRESS eS.
irene 6ash1uhness, and quilted her c9n,pa-
M IN consequence.
Tell me, my friend, where was my crime
Why should he treat me with disdain
Thou fairer than the rosebud's prlme
WHY does he leave me to complain
Once when my royal lover strcve,
With Establishment and kind embrace
To win my heart to meet his love;
What glowing bushes veird my lace.
Tell me my friend, etc.
/ turned-my faultering voice grew weak,
And bashfully my head reclin'd-
" Speak, said my love could not speak,
But smird, and every smile was kind.
Tell me, my friend, etc.
Yet. was mute my charming theme
With rapture occupied my breast;
MY very thought was fix'd on HIM,
And Joys too great tobe express,d
Tell me, my friend, etc.
Yes, I was mute my charming theme
And silence self proclaim the whole,
The eaultering voice the blnshing cheek,
And laughter thrilling through the SOUL
Tell me, my friend, etc.
Oh, precious moments. happy hours
When he in anorons converse held
My willing, yet reluctant, powers,
And all my soul with Bliss was iii q.
rcti mc, my friend, etc.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-08

are continually opening before them; who
do not neglec, the frequent opportunities
offered them ofexercising christian charity
and benevolence who are not SO engrossed
in the cares of business of this transltory
world. as to be unmindfnl of fnturity, but
are anxious 10 lav up more durable treasure
in heaven, where moths canno, corrupt nor
thieves break in and steal, and where their
treasure is there shall their hearts be also.
f.
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A Negro Boy wanted.

"A LIBERAL price in Cash or Hats, will
IA be given for smart, active Negro Boy
about Is years of age, who can come we'll
recommended for honesty and sobriety-if
application be made Immediately to
William H. S. Faw.
September z. d
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TO RENT.

TIME STORE, with or without the house
Il in which now live on Fairfax street,
In good epair-Possession may be had i'm
mediately, or application to r. /: L AYLOR,
Elizabeth Wilson.
August %. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-08

) Doors to be obened at six and perf0rmence
TO commence at z O'Clock.
~ Tickets to be had at the Theatre, at
MIR. Snowden's Printing Office, at Mir. Jas.
5. SCOTS, and Brooks Hotel.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-08
From the Connecticut Courant
MONITOR.
ON sELF-CoMMAND.

May govern my passions with absolute
sway,
And grow wiser and better as life wears a
way"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-20
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexanurla coun-
ty, in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court OF said county letters
tes,amcntary on the estate OF Johefh Celcmon'
late of Alexandria, deceased :'hll persons
having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the Same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of August next; or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said es,ate-hnd those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this l4th day OF
February, 1910. "a. 'r ~
Joeph Dean, Ex'r.
February l5.> H.s NJ eo4w