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4. JAMES MADISON.
Washington, May %. 1911.
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Roa.

Il awaya yellowish AN,abou So years old.
looks cearty and strong, is sior, & bow Il ggeu
named Charles Christian he has drvSu my car
rage tor many years and rs pretty we'll known
He took with HIM only suit of ole brown lsins,
nut ms o'her clothes except his best Sun he has
prooahiy obtained-l expect he is now M c ,iss-
CITY, New-kent or Surry-He Is well acqu.int-
ca n, Richmond and Petersburg Il y ~ pay s, 10
Tor his spprehension, if secured and 6tiivered o
me--and for experimenting old Ishaul, cut 60
years old, a tall black man, with enc glass ye.
formerly the property of MAJ. Lig.a.01, { Jas.
Ony, will give also ten dollars. he Runaway
without even word, and is lurking NJ lanes
City about tue upper Church, or in Richn, nd.
JAMES SEMI LIZ
June 81. 40,
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Extract Of a letter to d gentleman in this
City, dated
u. 81 FRIGATE u. STATES

lUtn June, l6ll.
circumstance occurred yesterday
vening, which may be misrepresented By
the enmies of the Commodore, and made a
handle of by the opposers of the govern
ment Yesterday we left II. Roads for sea !:
at S, P. NJ. discovered two sail just about
the Capes, standing in. We immediately
got all ready for action--and at z, y. N
they came up. The frigate came under
our Iceland, without being hailed by the
Commander. said it was his majesty's ship
the EurIdice--and then asked, pray, sir.
what ship is that! The Comd. mentioned
the name Of this ship, and asked, what ship
1t was astern Of him---He answered. Il
was his majesty's ship the Attalanta, The
Commodore Of the frigate mentioned, hat
he came with dispatches for his majesty's
minister in this country--and that he had
sent t4sR ", While this CONVERSATION pas.
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June 81.

NOTICE
NJ I'LL be sold on a credit of'6 months. nm
" "e'day The o. dsy July next, at The
Shop occupied by ,ne late Dir W. ~ stfs ia
his Stock of Medicine, the purcb, SEP a,,,;n.-
bond with approved security to, g."
DANL WEISIGER, Ad,,s'r of
w. WAT 5.
Manchester, June 81. A..
Twelve thousand Cypress Palinss fir Sale.
,or TERMS apply opposite Johnson's Ware
ID WEISICER
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NOTTCR

'S& ~CG, =
WILL be solo Oh Moa,lay, the ,st dav of
w July next, on credit of IL months. AT
tue resIe =nce of the late Henry L. Bscoe, in
tne Town OF Manchester, 7 or $50 bali boxrs
Cignrs. nade BY experienced workmen. with
Brazil Tobacco. ;" '''A
PETER Il SMITH, Ad,,. of
June 81. a..
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70 FARMERS 1sJrD PLAN7,ER 8

70 FARMERS dJTD PLAN7ER $.
w AN ED Immediately. large ..d con.
slant supply OF Chopped Rye. Cut Straw,
and all other kinds OF horse feed. for which a
liberal price will be given by
LUPTON g. DOING. 2
Undertakers jm Pavixs.
N. q. Three or four active yong White Men.
to drive carts. will meet with liberal encourage
ment, above.
June 81. o.
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The above are Of excel mt quality and cu,.
slant supply expected. by
D. J. BURR.
Ju'e o 3w
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EoR RENT well furnished o.. -
bers over the Store of lam
;,.rs . LsoNARo, WHISTLER, SCI
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Sales ut .juction.

WIS day at o'clock, on Testers Wharf.
days, "'''S
or Casks excellent Malaga } ,,
or CASKS do. d. G.. ShcrfyS WINE ana
mos prime 81 proof Antigua Rum t,.n
Just landed from on board the Hcrkimer.
Capt Seaman.
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DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.

tOSl received and for Sale, on consignment.
- from the Manufac,ory of Cut Tacks ann
Brads Tor Snrirs o., $3.50
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ALSO.
AT orr Store on Mondsv nov, :,
r. W. about 8 8. 500 v4ins' in NON~
DRY GOODS.
Conssting OF Figured, Pain C6oreJ-
geo, Pnk striped, Regency and elegant Cl',s.
C.llcoes and white Cotton Cambricks. Coz.
ton oHorellss, Damask Cotton T bic Ct,,hsi
Cotton S'.rrtngs, and 4-ishs, Irish fioens''
rms WINE cot on Hose, &c. &c.
Terms made known al The Sale.
- O., * Is. YERs, Aaets.
IL
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LITTLE BELT.

Murat was to be removed from Naples to Pc.
tand and consultation was about 10 be held
oetweeh Bohaparte, the Emperor of Austria,
ana Bernadotte, as 'usurper of the crown oil
sweden upon the means Of carrying on a war
kganst Russia.-Frd Reb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

On the 18th Of August 1909, We
were taken by the French priyateer
" Grand Dixie de Burgh" /, with four
of the sailors, was carried into CSIais
the ship into Dnnkirk.
.faSust Sth.--ihe four sailors and
myself put into goaI--nothing 10 sqb.
sist on but black bread and water. l
wrote a letter, to day, to my captain.
.fHgust Ohio day a gentleman,
by the name of Davis, came into the
prison to sc me, and informed me
that he had got letter from Dunkirk,
mentioning that most of the sailors
clothes, and mine, were stolen by the
privatcersmsn. Nothing to subsist on,
these "a hons, but black bread and
water.
-fESHst loth.--Ihis morning Mr..
DAVIS Came into the goal, and informed
me that the four sailors and myself
would have 10 be marched off To Ra-
logne and, at nine, Il. NJ. the Gems
dArmes came, put us, all FIVE, in trans,
and marched las or like SO many Grim.
inais. The wcathrr T-s~ gt,1y warm
7-l sul.ry. ! lie sailors AID myself
ound ourselves almost exi sHsted with
lcats hunger and thirst, the Gems a.
ArmeE stepped at eulali sii.age cal.
l4i Gararise, where, (ncne Of Us cent
~ Or pockets,l was compelled 10
leave nv watch for three crowns, 10 get
consulting to eat and dsink AT 5, p
n. we arrived at Bologne, AMI were
Immediately thrust into prison. as
sed the woman Of tie goal 10 bring me
a bottle ofbeGr, which she refused, and
said that SALT WATER was good e.
raugh for US Showed her a half
crown; she spit On il, ard said we
might make ourselves contcnted, for
size would give IS nOthing. then en-
treated her 70 give Us a little water,
a'Fich She denied, Here we had moth
ing 10 IL on except lille straw, which
WAS almost eaten III by the ,ernin-
In tie course OF the night one Of The
sailors drank off halt bucket ol
stagnated water, tlro' thirst 60 END
these most horJid "a hours.
s1ixuss llsa.--Al 8, a. rs. Ger
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

NEw YORK, JuIr % Capt Buckley. ARR.
we'd here TAFT evening informs, that on satur-
day Isll, off the Capes OF the Delaware, 40
IN e: frofp the land. ae wiineled an engage
raeut between two il,'ps Of war which contln-
usd from all bak ,.ail r M when one Of
the films nruck After the engagement, an
afticer frou one of them came on board Capt,
81 fchooner, the Ann Ehza, who proved TO
be an officer from the Brinlh hoop of war
1Atslsanta capt Hickey, who informed hat
the ihip that had jaii tuck % The Afaianra,
was tie French fr'gase lnterprenie, OF s2 guns,
bouad from FreIt 10 ~. York, with Detpatch-
cs, and iuane cargo. The Aralansa had man
KILLED, aud wounded. The lnterPrenante
had 80 killed ard wounded he Atalanta
nounts % guns. Capt. Balkley did not
learn how long he French ihip bad been ONT,
or what became of the Defpssches.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
Treatment Of AMERICANS n
France.


Fam tie PoTilence american.
The following Journal Of Mr.. SMITH il
presented 10 the American public as
specimen Of the fayours they are 70 cx
Fect from Napoleon The author is re-
al American seamen, of firm honor, as
MAJ be discovered N the facts lie relates.
lie was Mate OF the ship Nancy, Of Balti.
npase5 pursuing a lawful voyage al he
tame q capture. lie arrived here IN the
ship Union, with near fifty others, VINO
had suffered the same French treatment
with himself The Union brought nine.
ty OF these info tunals men from France.
Many Left her to seek that employment in
England which their OWE country could
not afford them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
9orttal,o,
Monday, July %, 1871.
Observation-Disclosures
Foreign InfelHgence.

Foreign Intelligence.
The latest accounts from Portugal, are
70 June the ION. No event Of importance
had, at that period, taken place since The
battle Of Albuera. Bsiaios was SUI be-
sieg-d by Gen. Berestord The French
army under Soull, had been reinforced with
5000 m-n. collected from different parts CT
Spain.
Letters from Meme 10 lhe I 9Th Of MAY,
contradict the assertion that the King If
PrussiA had joined The Confederation III the
Rhine.
An ARMS ice q; Az days has hecn entered
into Tween the Russians and Tutks, fJr
the purpose Of sSTeeiag upon preilniaseies
ot Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29


Atno period since the establishments,
Of Poslofhces in this country have com.
plants been more frequent ofthe Jos. or
money, and the miscarriage ofPaptrs 81
letters, than within the last SIX months.
We would in charity believe that men
acting under the obligation IF an oath
would faithfully do the business when
they give their personal attention ~
the duties Of the Office. How happens
1t then, that there should be 50 much
mismanagemeDt in this department.
which, to conduct web, requires only
care and honesty. II too frequently
occurs III consequence Of the Deputy
Post-masters entrusting the afiaifs Cf
the office to boys, or unfailhiuI and I'm.
principled assistants. Would d. not he
well Tor those who have taken solemn
oath faithfully to perform the duties OF
their Office, 10 reflect, that they in a
degree violate their obligation bv un-
necessarily commiIng &c conaurtinr
OF IL 10 others. These remarKs arc
suggested not 1y personal and party
feelings, but ii consequence of repeat
cd communications 10 this. Office OH
Newspapers and Letters being not
seaSona6ly Jorqpqrdcd, or nlisEtrccfed.
We can assure our distant subscribe rs
that The Gazette IS regularly put Into
the Post-Office in this l0wn for the sew
eral Mails. Wherever TIE fault les,
we sail do our endeayors 10 have the
procedure corrected. After all ~ III III
the power Of one scabby pos,-maslerle
dcrange every Mail
Every week We receive complaints
similar to the following:--
Ma SsisIrs,
One OF yonr Core spondehts al Camden.
wishes ~ enquire what possible advsr,are.
The public can derive from Tic eztraord IA.
~ Arrangement or ermgd7nsa, ef the mail
which makes Unnecessary for an ,he i e.
'ers and papers addressed " Tie several
towns between Wiscassct and Buckstowa.
" Ia sent % Tie fa-ter nIacc Hysl, and not
delivered at tic pos; offices until their re-.
turn, 70 'l's great disappointment Of many
individuals
July %. 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
2g tes Rails.


putin. July ~ Alexis GraHin, captain
az tie Fsench coslair D.Nigeui has been exam
iped before Toe M.yoT, for violating an aes
OF Conprefs, hv afmi.g his v.Ael; aud has
beca lenscared 10 give bal, himielf IN 5000
oo.lars. and tgso iuri.ies in 500 dollars each,
70 aard trial. For want Of farety lie has
been committed &c jail.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

In the preceding columns our readers
will see an account Of the treatment Amer
leans experience in France. Ihousandsu.
our fellow citizens have met sinilsr faie
from the Tyrant of Europe. Still there are
thousands If French ParTiEans IN nc United
States vino subscribe 10 and echo the de.
claraticn CT Boraparte, that he loves tie
Americans" and !" wishes their Ccmmerre
70 flourish" Has Mr.. Madison or bis Min
listers taken any measures TO obtain redress
from the French government for the cFuEi-
ties practised upon our seamen, or prevent
their recurrence in future The late Sec
Rotary Smith, i'll his address, has ans wertd
this question. Mr.. Smith there says, wien
lie wished 70 have an explanation w4th lI.e
French Minister relative 10 The conduct JS
his government towards the citizens Of this
country, Mr.. Madison prevented him. Blt
in answer 10 the repeated instance of CRIB
city and plumber which are committed uldn
the persons and property ~ the citIzgiA IlF
the United States, the administration party
say England impresses our seamen. But In
that reason for aCquiescing III the wrongs
we receive from France 1t we bad III
administration equally ready 20 resent iniq.
ries without considering from what gEaritr
they came, tue conducr OF both FraJ.ce alts
England towards this country would be l4.
~ different to what il ID at present. CDR
seamen would not I've on board British mem.
of-wsr, or confined in French dungeons
nor the property 81 our merchants stolen to
FIJI either the cofiers OF Bonaparte OF Ceofs.e
the third.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

/ foul weather in the palace for some
days but since BARLOW has seUfeTvea
the exposition, and has 5itlixgsgated the
writer, the clouds appear 10 have scat
tered, and our san bas again been vlsi-
bic. Mr.. SMITH viii not be silent,
though he willnot condcscend to no.
tee personal abuscl
We repeat again, and all the Demo
Gratis Of intelligence know il to be true,
that the release Of American trading
vessels in France as no evidence offhe
rciteai ofthr Berlin and Milan DEGREES
To prove their repeal, those who affect
to believe it, should shew that Amer
lean vessels bound to England have
been met by French cruiZers, and
allowed freely to pass--that vessels CIR
ried into France under those DEGREES
have been restored. This, and this on
", would be evidence in point but
honour requires We should 90 further,
we ought 10 insist OH counter decree,
as an equivalent for the proclamation.
Is Napoleon better than our President,
that we should do that for him, which
he will not do for us
The ship Sally, capt Webber, now
IN Boston harbor, was captured under
the Berlin Decree, long after the peri
cd when the French declared it should
be revoked .
The ship General Eaton, taken IN
Dec. last, under the Berlin Decree, is
still detained in France, under the con-
Gnued execution of that edict, 50 far as
regards detention.
An American vessel, with load OF
coffee, has been restored in Denmark,
ON paying 10000 rix dollars but by
her long detention her cargo has been
ruined.
In 1903, Mr.. Gallatin told Mr.. Err
skine that a law was about TO be propo-
sed in Congress to interdicr all Ameri-
can vessels from receiving on board a
ny foreign seamen under heavy penal
ties. This was also alluded TO by Mr..
Giles. If this had been done, ii would
have given merited preference and
encouragement to American seamen
have raised a race Of mariners upon
whom we could depend in war as well
as peace and have done away the pos
sibility of the British impresments
from our ships.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
FRENCH DEGREES.

The National btehgencer has had
the weakneG or zrickednsiS, merely on
rhe authority Of an ignorant Load51
paragraph manufactures, to ahert,
that the Berlin and Milan DEGREES are
yeifinaed. Had MIR. GALES have sp-
piled to Mr.. Secretary MuNRoE for
information on this fubject he could
have informed him, that The after
ton was faie and ground'sG.-We a
gain repeat, that at the very lat dates
from francs. the BeykH and Miizp
DEGREES WERE NOT REscINDED ; but
continued to be The fundamental La7Us
of the French Empire. We have iecn
teyeral letters from the beit infor-
med Americans in France which
all confirm the fsct. We have two
now before US, and pledge ourielves
for their authenticity and veracity.
The following are exracts -
BORDEAUX, JUNE 9, 1871.
Notwithstanding the petition the
American government has lately ia.
ken, no gsne,al meafures has been a.
dopted favourable to the commerce
of The United States. The few ve(-
fels, with their cargoes, which have
been here thefc four months palt,
have lately been liberated by lpeeiaI
decree, on condition Of e-porting the
proceeds in the products Of this coun-
try, whereof tuo-tbvA are Elks.-
But, what with the enormous duties.
and heavy disbursements occafoned
by long detention, little will be left.
The chief part Of the cargoes confiit
Of Cottsn.
cit has been reported that the du-
ties on American products would be
reduced, but not for the prefent.
Until however this does take place
The American coBmerce mutt ceafe
with this country-as a heavy lois
mutt now attend every expedition.
The manufacturers are now at a
total fand, not being able 10 dilpofe
of their goods (; the raw materials
arc of courfe without demand. How
long this fate Of things will lat is
a queftion difficult TO be refolved
The granting Of American hce;-
<e5 for the importation of Vet india
produce is iufpended for the pre-
tent"
Fran BORDEAUX, Tunc 2r.
ave have been reIeaied from a
long iiege, uoon condition that we
take two thirds OF our proceeds in
CIR. This has ruined all our calcu-
Iations, and to put fniihing blow
10 our voyage, we cannot giUe cotton
azvay. Merchants arc afraid TO Pur-
ehafc owing to the enormous duties.
Trade is completely annihilated
Sre.-Ceafinek
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29
from The +" Herald jLi5erg" Of Taesay Ia.

Yesterday BARzILLEA GANEETT, Esq.
was arrested BY a Warrant on COM isint
Of having altered the Public Records, and
drawing Orders in his own favor, without
any authority for The same, while acting al
Clerk Of the Court Of General Sessions ct
the Peace and after al examination before
JoHN DAVIS, Esq. which lasted the whe=
day, lie was ordered 70 recognize Ia the sur2
Of one Thousand dollars, with sufficient
sureties ~ the Ike sum, 10 appear before
the Supreme Judicial Court for trial."
MIR. GH.nett is one Of the fortunate Coz,
ncctlons Of ihe Dearborn family, who hase
50 largely shared il the distribution If The
ioaves end fishes under lie General Cow
ernment--has been farty hasyIst--an lritiu-
entail democrat IN Kernebeck County. and
uniformly obisined the election for Senator
and Member III Congress il that District,
over The Federal Candidates, who were men
of9istingIished abilities end tried in,s gritty
Let honest democrats look 10 these thlngs-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

NfN - - - . ~ ~ - $50 1850
qoF.
Jeig ls. The caaleseacc between
Elesses. hirSaoH anl I1s1ER appeal
to be continued. Wnethsr, or not, trey
will produce an amioatle ;seUolnDos.A-
ton, am not Seer enough % fpresee
But j, need not very sharp eyes 70
perceive, mat SERRCaIER IS exertinE
all his diplomats SAL 1aTlfeyent one
He sticks as close a. lie President ana
his I&Iy, as CAULiScoET j. said u
have done TO ti.e Emperor and I'm
nress of russia - We have bees unoeT
e-oieg sone thge,ris.l representations.
On Monday evening they closed and
Mrs. MApIsoN, III SERRuEiER, the
P,,4i.isnf. Muxao&, HAMILrox. GAL
f,Tlx, &C. sc. hsyr been box Itnantsi
f,fr a fetr. III. SFRRURIEa appears
a If he were .sil1s watch supports this
new ad OF ours and, | am crcdt
DIV assured, he has hiaicd, hat if MIR.
~osr1a accompanies, he shall take
- iuase. sshrAs pamgalc.: made
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-29

Tic Chamber cf Cor meTrs 81 Geneva
demonstrated agaiAs. ttr tyrD'cal commcr-
ci.l restrictions ut NapO.eHr, III come.
quence of which he AlayCr ~ that place ls.
been imprisoned 10 teach him better rian.
rers and The duty III a slave. France ani
rs dependencies, howcTsr, IS bot the ony
country in The world where its citizens have
suA-red bonds ard i4i D,iSonmctf for opposing
t,ranicai and oppressive commercial restFsc-
lions -
Il Il stated that not sings vessel, carti-
ed INTO France or seized there Under the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES, hss been given
up, md that 10 vessel from or ior England
has been allowed by French cruizer 10
pass without mcie-,aIfcn
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-15
Public Sale.

Will be sold, to the highest bidder, on the
18th of August next, if fair; if not, tho
next fair day at the front door of Nich0-
las Peers tavern, in Leesburg.
That valuable Merchant and
SAW MILL, situated one mile from the
mouth of Goose. Greek, four from Leesburg,
ard Sc from Alexandria. The abundance OF
water, its being accessible by the Potomac
boats at all seasons, and its situation in cno
of the finest whea. countries, renders this
Mill worthy the attention of those who nav
de disposed to purchase property OF this de'
scriplion. -.
At the same time will be sold, valuable
Tract Of 23S acres of LAND, contiguous
the mill, nearly all in ,imber, fit for the sa"
mill or barrels.
Fanny Lee, Ex'trx.
of Thomas Lee, deceased
Cotton. near LeesbuIs,
:. July l-4. {a""
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-15
Superane Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly Of
the extractive matter and fesinous portion Of
the bark, wherein its virtue as medicine i.
known to reside, is separated IN iegre.
from the hard fibrous and other useless part,
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, he
ound preferable, on account OF ITS purity,
strength, fneness, and the small quantity
REQUIRED, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will be parti-
cularly manifest in the treatment OF those
diseases in which, on account of an irritable
state of the stomach and bowels, the requi>
site quantity of the imperfectly ground bark
in common use cannot be administered and
as any of the watery Or spiriteous prepars-
tons are we'll known to be Intellectual In ur-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks 1t unnecessary to
offer any apology to those of his medical bre.
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 him, had so frequent
and painful occasion, in the course ct 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 efficacy,
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation ofimposition.
PREPARED AND PUT UP BY
CLARK SANFORD, NJ. u.
Greenwich, Connecticut, 1908.
~. The above article is put up in par
cells of different sizes to accommodate pur-
chasers and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-15
FOR SALE,

TWO thousand four hundred acres OF
Ind. in Fairfax county,Virglnla, siiua'eu a, ~
= healthy, eenteel neighborhood' about IL
ni,es from the city of Washington George
Town and 10 miles from Alexandria Inc
,urnnike road from Alexandria to the Llltle
River passes about one and halt miles from
,hs dwelling house. The land is well water
a Of a good quality, and adapted 20 the
PI,,,ter of Paris. The improvements are
large dwelling house 4S feet long and 20 feet
wide, two stories high, good kitchen' meat
house, tobacco house, granaly, stables and
corn house, all in good repair. will take
the moderate price of Ten Dollars per acre !;
one third of the purchase money payable at
the time of sale, the residue at the exPira-
ton of Is months. =.
Stock, in any of the banks within the dis
.,;c, of Columbia, will be received; or Lands
Oh the lower parts of Potomac or Rappahan,
mock rivers, and in the western country, will
be taken in exchange.
Richard Fitzhugh. ),
July 27. Ha"o"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-15
Alexander Moore, Reg.
: This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber, OF Alexandra county,
in the district of COLUMBIA, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
tiers Of administration on the personal estate
of George Hubuley. late of the county "a
foresaid deceased: I'll persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, en- or before the
the Sd day of February next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to SAID es.
tate; and those indebted thereto arc required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF Au.
gust, 1911.
Sarah Huguley, Adm'x.
August 3. Staw4"pd