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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-29
By lest Nights Maal.
NEw-YORK, June &c.

NEw-YORK, June &c.
British official account of the engage
ment between the United States friSate
President, Commodore Rodgers, and the
British sloop of war Little Belt, Captain
Bingham.
=" His majesty's sloop Little Belt,
May 2lst, 1914, lat. So, %,
". Longitude II 49, ". Cape
Charles, bearing Vest forty
eight miles.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

The subscriber wishes to lease his BRICK
4 TENEMENT, in the town of Manches-
ter, for a term not less than seven years it is
we'll calculated for Dry Good Store or Grocery,
there is also good accommodations for genteel
family the situation and conveniencies are unex-
cceptionable he has kept grocery in it for
few years, with small capital, and at no time
good assortment, and has reason to believe that
an active man with sufficient capital, might
make as much money at this place, as at any
stand on either side of the river. He also has for
sale, $50 acres of WOOD LAND, within less
than two miles of town. he will give two years
credit on the land the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, that if not punctuaIIy
paid, TO carry interest from the date The terms
will be made known by application to the sub
scriber, living on the premises, and possession
may be had in the early part of The summer He
also wishes all those who have claims against him
to bring them forward for payment, and ali those
who are in arrears, to settle their respr cive bal
ances without delay, as he does not wish to run
any one to unnecessary expences.
DANIEL GORDON
jan III. w5wG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

The following Stane as sbeye written on pcrusirs
The Lacy or me LAxg."-E. w.
SCOTIA. erst in battle proved,
Whose hardy chieftains war beloved,
With mighty arm, from mountain height,
Pour'd down the tempest ofthe fight,
Till Southern bands in terror fed,
And every foe man hid his head
A prouder garland decks thee now,
Than ever graced warriors brow!
Love and beauty, sweetly smiling,
Valiant chief, and cloister'd nun,
Grown The bard whose song begupg,
All the praise of verse hath won.
Scotia ! well may mis,s enshroud
Thy mountains in imperyious cloud,
1t Genius shine on thee so bright,
And shed on thee his foods oflight,
Well may rough rocks thy cline deface,
Since ,wining round thy rugged base,
And shooting from their cliffs SO high,
Grow all the Covers of ms,relsy,
Harp of the North Thy strains prolong,
And every note shall echo bear,
Till every valley find tongue,
And every mountain stoop 10 herr
Lo touched bv life inspiring rhyme,
Awake the chiefs of elder time,
Oblivion's massy bars unfold,
And al! is new, that late was old,
The mouid'ring warrior grasps his gIave,
Aud lances break and banners wave,
And m odern eyes astonished see,
The fairy forms of Cbivalry.
Hail magic holy power of song,
To whom all bend the knee
No gate hath Earth or Heaven so strong,
But it shall ope to thee
List, virgins, list The song is yours,
OF myrtle wreaths, and shadow bowers,
ofpasson's soul bewldering trance,
And cheeks that blush, and ewes that glance.
OF bosoms white trackless snow,
And hearts that bleed, and hearts that glow
Where like the silk worm in his shell,
Turks the young god, you love so well.
Be every maid like ELLEN fair,
And every bard like ScoTT sublime
Then every maid shall life immortal share,
And every bard'outlive the waste of time
w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
ant9reltaneouf
DURABLE DYES.

Mrs. Martha p. Graham, Of Dumf.ies, Prince
William County, of this state, has lately receiv-
ed several premiums from the Columbian Agri
cultural Society at Georgetown, (Pot mac for
her very ingenious productions of domestic ma
nufactures.
Great credit is due TO this lady, on account of
the quantity, variety, beauty and excellence of
her manufactures, which were all spun, woven,
dyed and finished in her family
The following are Mrs. GrGhanl's receipts for
dSra6ie dyes
TO DYE SCARLET.
One pound ofu:aAder, fresh gathered from
the garden) will dye two pounds of wool The
wool must be washed clean, then boiled about
is minutes IN strong alum water. The madden
is to be boiled in thn bran water, 1.-THE bran be-
ing carefully strained from the water.l The
wool dripped from the alum water, and put in
the bran water, must be boiled fifteen or twenty
minutes, and washed out in soft soap suds, at
ter it is cool BY leaving out the alum it dyes
good brown colour
TO MAKE CRIMSON COLOUR
To two gallons ofthe juice of poke berries,
when they are quite ripe, add hall allon of
strong vinegar, made Of the wild crab apple, to
dye one pound of wool, which must be first wash.
ed very clean with hard soap. The wool when
wFung dry, is to be put into the vinegar and
poke berry juice, and simmered in COPPER
vessel for one hour; then take out the wool and
let 1t drip = while, and spread it in the sum
The vessel must be free from grease OF any
kind.
TO MAKE AN ORANGE COLOUR.
Take quantity of touch not, gathered on
the stems, and brtIise IL well in wooden NOR
tar. On layers of touch -me-not and wool alter
nately. pour rain water or soft water from
spring until they are covered---let it stand d
hours--then have ready a strong lather of soft
soap and wash it out and put it immediately in
the sun to dry. Salmon colour may be made by
using hard soap instead of soft. These colours
brighten by washing.
Touch-me-not is found in low places--the
stem is pale green, and the flower nearly of the
colour THAI it dyes. 1t grows as high as six feet
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
ian. 10.

IN CHANCERY-United States Court,
4 5th Circuit, Virginia District, December
18th, 1910
Francis Donegane, Plt'f
Asainst
Francis Patti, Philip Grisone, & Joseph MAJ.
zolletti, Def'ts
On the motion of the plaintiff, by his attorney,
leave is given him to amend his bill in this cause,
whereupon he fled the said amendment, ard pro-
cess is awarded him against the said defendants,
returnable here, sc. and on the further motion of
the SAID plaintiff, and it appearing to the satisfac
ton of the court that the defendants Philip Girl
some and Joseph Mazzoletti, have not entered
their appearance and given security according to
rule of the court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, that the said Philip Grisone
and Joseph Mazzolletti are not inhabitants of
this district; 1t is ordered, That they appear
here on the first day of the next term, and an
swer the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
newspapers published in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the capitol in the said city
Copy. Teste,
WIZ. MARSHALL, CPk.
Jan. .. w8wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

THE parties interested in decree proaos,.
ced the 18th of September. 1909, by the
Chancellor for the Richmond District, wherein
Thomas Pollard, Edmund Penileton aud Nm.
Pollard. Trustees for Jane Underwood, wife OF
Thomas Underwood, late Jane Dandridge, the
widow of Nathaniel West cambridge, de.
ceased, Plaintiffs, AGAINST Thomas Underw ood,
Archibald B. cambridge, administ rators lie boz
AIS non ct WIN. cambridge. decd. and Benz min
Mosby, Detts. are requested to take notice that
have appointed Thursday, the Oath Jan. next,
the day for carrying the above mentioned decree,
INTO effect, when they are requested to attend at
my house with their books, papers and evidence
ready for examination & settlement.
JOHN NICHOLSON, NJ C.
Commissioners office Richmond. Ian. s 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

Tor SALE-One moiety of tract of LAND,
n containing about six hundred acres, lying
on James River, in Goochland county, a few
miles above the Court House, late the property
Of Robert Peasants Of CurIes, dec'd--snd which
possess in the right Of my wife. The terms of
sale will be made Known on application to Mica
iab Crew, who is authorised to contract for the
same. An ndsputabie title will be made to the
purchaser. The other moiety may also be pur
chased by application to John Mosby, of Pow
hatan.
MAURICE L. MILLER.
Old Curles, Dec IS. w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

an the fssh Of February, 1871. n7,h besesi.
" publicly, to the highest bidder, at Farm
ham Church, in Richmond county. in pursuance
OF = deed oftrust, dated 21st of Jan. 1909, made
bv Thomas Sydnor to us, trustees for John
w To'nln, administr. of Walker Tcmlin, decd
to satisfy certain CLAIMS specified in said deed
scverai valuable lofts adjoining said church, con
tanning about thirty six acres well improved; al
50 four negro men 1.-TWO Of whom are valuable
biacssmiths) two horses, twenty eight head of
cattle & large stock of hogs payments for the
lofts AID negroes one half cash, and the balance
in six months, with such security will then be
required. carrying interest from the sale; and
for The horses, cattle and hogs, in six months,
with bonl and approved security, bearing inter.
est from the date. Any two, or three of us will
act as trustees
VINCENT BRANHAM,
BARTHOLOMEW MCCARTHY
GEORGE SAUNDERS,
JOHN NJ VERIFY.
Dec &c. w5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
ian. 10.

ME subscriber informs his friends and the
i public in general, that he zuisheS 10 carry on
the HOUSE CARPEWTERS BUSINESS, IN
all IT'S various branches, If fIuored 6y a Gberate en-
enlargement. He fatters hims-Lftia. he Mil be
abe to please those sokO may tavor him with bat
ronage, qpith fancy 4 plain soork he has s5vea
regular apprenticeship and since gporked in the
beSt buildings in the city Of Philadelphia and
from his practice OF business he thinks himself ca
Pabie Of esecuting Spork in the neatcst IN amer.
IOHN COLLIvS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

ID GOT & SHOE MAKINC.-The subscri-
.EB Der has commenced business in the above
line, opposite the Old City Tavern-and soiicits
share OF public patronage. He pledges him
self to execute all orders with neatness and dis
patch.
I'm. WOODWARD.
December .27. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

a 1OUNG NAN wishes TO engage nm
n self in respectable dry good store
writes good hand snd has some little kno W
ledge Of Book Keeping can come well r.
commended.-S Salary the first year would n.
be An obJect--A line may be left at the Office
this paper, addressed to a. 3. & will be immedi
ately attended 10.
January 10. w2wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

D ICHARD ANDERSON, COMMISSION
IA MERCHANT, near the Basin, Richmond,
is thankful to his friends for the liberal encou-
ragement he received the last year, and hopes,
by strict attention TO business-to merit a CONT
nuance of their favors.
December 4 WIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
from .he Canadian Cearant.

The most fashionable Poet Of the day, seems 60
&be WALTER SCoTT, author Of lMarniioH'
The LAZY al The Late &c. Mr.. Scott is
Scott, and Of course VIC may say a Poet, ] BY
birth since Scotia or Scotland, is the native
land of minstrclsy." Its soil is the soil Of
the MUSES., and rs Hills may be denomlnated
the Psrnassus Of the Moderns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
sTANzAs ON WALTER SCOTT.

{ The Northern regions of Canada seem as proli-
TIC in the birth of poets, as the mountains of
Scotia. We have frequently noticed in the Ca,
madam Courant, not only the productions ofge-
MUS and learning, but Of exquisite taste and
sensiblity. The following Stsnzss, Oh the last
production Of Walter Scott, is an evidence of
the remark we make and may lay claim to Al
rich garland Of praise as the author whom
he celebrates. l--BoHon GdseHe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

The Trustees are invested by the subscribers
with general power to superintend the Acadamys
to prcscribr rules for its good or1er and gov m
ment, as we'll IN relation to the Teachers as the
scholars, to determine on the scheme Of Educa-
ton tn be pursued, the number of teachers to be
employed, and the number of scholars OF both
sexes, tn be admitted in the Academy, and to pro-
vide fit and convenient building for the habita-
ito on the teachers and accommodation of the
schools.
The Trustees have determined that for the
present, the Engllsh, Latin. Greek and French
Languages, Writing md Arithmetic, the practi.
cal branches of the Mathematics and Geography.
may there be taught-4nd that it will be expedis
en- 10 employ one person to act as president and
two subordinate teachers, besides Preceptr, 9.
for the fem tie scholars, whose qualifications shah
lit them 10 communicate instruction in the course
ot education above proposed. They nave also de-
term'ned that the proportion of scholars shall be-
to the teachers, as Is to one--that the price Of
tuition shall be forty dollars per year. foi the La
TIN and Greek languages, and practical branches
OF the Mathematics, for all or either of the N
and "a 5 for the English Grammar, including
writing, reading, arithmetic and geography.
these fees to be paid quarterly in advance, and
one dollar on admission from each scholar, to be
appiled to provide fuel for the schcols-and the
trustees having provided a building situate on
Richmond Hill, near the church, sufficient for
the purposes aforesaid, they are NJ W ready to res
ceive proposals from such persons as are qualified
and who would choose to undertake the nstruc-
ton OF youth in the said Academy-and earnest
ly invite the attention of parents 10 an establish
ment from which it is hoped much public utility
will result
On behaT Of the Trustees,
GEORGB Nm SMITH.
Sd1IIJHT, pTEACAMTC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

ITlGH MEADOW, FOR SALE-The SUBJ
4 scriber being determined to remove to the
Western Country, offers for SALE that very valua-
Bile FARM, upon which he at present resides,
lying within two miles of the city of Richmond,
and containing, by late survey, 1876 acres.
The buildings consist in good and comforta-
bic Dwelling House, sufficiently large for the
convenient accommodation of family, having
fine dry cellar, Kitchen and Laundry an ex-
ccilent smoke-house, Dairy, Store House, Barn,
Stable, &c. &C. with garden handsomely laid
oil, containing between two and three acres of
land, very rich, and in fine order for gardening
There is a we'll of fine water, and an ice-house,
which has never failed to keep ce-upwards OF
200 trees of choice apples, about ten acres of
prime Meadow Land, from which considerable
revenue has flowed yearly, and is capable of be-
ing rendered far more profitable. The farm is
under good enclosures, and in excellent order for
cultivation The beauty and salubrity of this ST.
tuaton is excelled by none, and equalled but by
few
The terms will be easy and accommodating *
may be known by applying TO Mr. George Green
how at Richmond, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
SAMUEL HILL.
Jan. TO- w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

HE subscriber, wishing to remove to the
Western Country, offers for sale, his Land,
ying in the county of Stafford, and on Potomac
run, within two miles of tide water and 6 miles
from fredericksburg, containing between three
and four hundred acres, ITO acres low grounds.
on the said land is Dwelling House with four
rooms below, and two above a barn So feet
long and 20 wide, with good Kitchen, and o.
ther out houses Also, good mill seat, the dam
at present. is rotten, and quarry of freestone ON
the spot, equal to any in the county, for quality
and quantity-also, large proportion of meadow
land, part of which is now in cultivation, and a
full proportion of timber to support the land
The terms will be accommodating to the purchas
ser.
BEN1. WITEE RS.
jan g. tt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
On behaT Of the Trustees,
GEORG r Nm SMITH,
SAMUEL PLEASANTy.

Mr. Richard Dabney having been enpared %
one of Tia teachers, in the Richmond Hill Aca-
deny, will open School on Monday the IAN IA
muary. Persons wishing to enter scholars, viii
apply to Mr.. Samuel G. Adams, Treasurer
Jan. Is. q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

ID Y virtue Of deed Of trust, executed BY .Johs.
- Mcbride, TO the subscribe, Nh De SOLD,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the HOUSE AND
LOTat present occupied By said 11cBride. The
SAFE SpiH take place the premises, "wednesday
the Esd day Of this month.
Nm, d. WREN, Trustee.
January IL. IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

HE subscribers having received supply Oh
L BURR STONES direct from France, offer
to build MILL-SToNES of any size, which for
workmanship and quality, they will warrant e..
quail to any made in the United States Orders.
left with Mr.. Samuel Leech, at Messrs Haxall
& Co.'S mills, or tie subscribers near the Public
Ware-H House, will be punctually attended to-
NATH'L. WHITE & Co.
gan. IL. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
.Ian. 5

I OST.-The subscriber put letter cilo the
- Post-Office, at Richmond, ON the 2d of A.
pr last, directed to Major William Bpyet, Ken
lucky, containing the halves of two Ba0k-Notes,
which issued from the Richmond Bank; whie.i
letter has never reached it's destination the o.
Their halves of said notes were forwarded by the
next mail, and duly received.
am therefore induced to give this notice, as
application will be made for the renewal OF the
notes.
will give reasonable reward for the recove-
ry or any correct information, relative to the lost
parts of said Notes. It requested that if apph-
cation should be made TO the Bank for renewal
OF the notes, by any other person than the sub
scriber, that they viii be stopped, and informant
on thereof given to either Mr.. Chas. Whitlocke,
Richmond Mr.. James Newly, fredericksburg
Mr. James Dureli, Petersburg Mr.. Peter
Lugg, Norfolk, or the subscriber
THOMAS WREN
Isle os flight County, Virginia.
NOTES.
A. No. 134l, June 10Th, 1906, for s 100
ID. No. 545, Feb. 10Th, 1910, for s 100.
January g. 4t9awT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

A CLERKS PLACE WANTED-By
L Young Man of good character, who has
had some experience in the business, and f ,tters
himself ne shall be capable ofrendering ssrisfac-
ton to any gentleman who may employ him
Enquire at
Mr.. GOURTNEY'S,
On the Hill.
IAN 10. SEA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

~ GREAT BARGAINS!!
TINE late arrivals of Fall & Winter GOODS.
a enables 5ohn King to give GREAT BAR
CAINS-for cash.
november so. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

~ PORTER, BEER, &c. Go
10 Hogsheads Philsdeldhia Draft Porter,
80 Barrels 20. Beer
Hampers Porter Bottles,
1 Barrel OF Corks, and some Bottling Wre's
Just received and for sale by
DAVID J. BURR.
ian. 10. 2aw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

GERMAN GOODS, imported in the Ship
~ Severn. from Tonningen, and just come to
hand
Oznaburgs Brown Rolls
Ticklenburgs White do
Buriaps Twilled Ssckirg
Hessians Dowlas
And few boxes hollow Glass, for sale by
BONN e. HUMMER,
Who daily expect a supply of Dantzic Rolls,
per the ship Eliza from Pillau.
December 81. w4y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17
THE RICHMOND HILL .aCADEMEs

a N Association has been formed for establish.
L ing an Academy, on Richmond Hill, "a The
city OF Richmond. Already has a sum Of nos
ney been subscribed, to be paid annually, ~ ad-
vance, moe than sufficient to defrav the annual
rents and repairs of building for the habitation
of the teachers and accommodation of the Scho.
lars, and other incidental and contingent expen-
ces, for the term of ten years Five Trustees
have been elected for the ensuing year, by those
V''ose subscriptions respectively amount to S sos
to wit
JOHN ID. BLAIR, Presidert4
JOHN BUCHANAN,
COL, RICRARD ADAMS.
GEORGE Nm. SMITH,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

ME subscriber has just received from Eu-
4 rope and for sale at his CLASS G. CHI
M STORE, FIRST door above the Eagle Tavern
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed, TO-
gether with general assortment of Garden
Seed, various kinds ofenrly Rareripe Corn, Red
and White Clover and Timothy Seed all of
which he warrants to be fresh.
ED. RALLAM
Jan b. WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

N. &. My Tenement, near DR. Foushee,s
Garden, IS still for rent-terms will be M 10 -los
defatt ~ II careful tenant Ell
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-17

HE Subscribers respectfully acquan teeir
Il friends and the Public, that they have tor
med aconnectipn with Mr.. Gustavus Lucke, u
that their business in future will be transacted
under the firm of LUCKE, SIZER 6 Co ali
those who have claims against, Or are indebted
to the firm of HOVER 6 SIZER, are reques-
ted to apply to l.. S. &Co Tor settlement.
HENRY HOIEY,
J.4JtfES SIZER
January 8. 4w
WE HAVE FOR SALg-
90 Hhds. NJ Il. Rum 100 TO- writing do
10 Hhds w Rum 4 Pipes Isags Wine
30 Hhds Loaf Sugar 10 Bags Ginger
20 Hhds. MuscovadO 10 Bags Pepper
do 81 bb. New York Pip.
100 Bags Coffee pins
8 ions ) i. edish Iron ton Shot assorted
so Boxes Soap Also an assortment of
SO Boxes Candles fresh Shoes
100 Reaps wrapping
paper
LUCKE, STEER e Co.
January 8 a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
AUrAS.
(iD "Nos Lions, tigers, or poSe-eatso

(iy "Nof Lions, tigers, or poie-ca.s"
Federaists do not possess he msgnanmi,y Of the
Lyoa. and are, therefore, unworthy of the appea.
Gon Of royal beas applied, in the strict sense
Of the word, tn that noble animal They are. how.
eycr enuted to distinction of royaifv, on &C.
count OF their apng the manners and customs nf the
molher country We shan, h r fore, sc, them down
royst apes
Qj) I" IAeuyh zoe ,sere tod 5y our confcssor"
sm at loss to d termne wie,hct Jer,v here Al.
ludcs to certain president of a New Rngland Uni.
versty, commonly called Timothy D,riyht, or TO
noted Perish IN Massachusetts, whose forvsr has
been fully es,aol'shed by polticoi s.rn,oas Tia, he
has some d. ID. IN his "nlnds sye is certain Bu,
ss he is little acquainted with the world, particular.
" that part comprising the "aaadiag order" he may
have been led as'ray by ,ise prophet Connecticut
spssionry. or vender of =" fpasclcoi .Has s;ness'
(i4) 4" Hhs're os'g ssorfhy 10 g. hos,ed"
Jerry mii have e,ier u ard f r4,ss,,,rs W. F;,.
esl, IN winch tue ssrs represented 10 have been
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court Of Probc'e f,m the
i the town Of .Ae~shorchor. in The county of
.Nersorf. having appointed the subscriber, Admins
tratrix on the Estate OF
ETHAN G. BRIGGS,
late of said .NcrrskoresGm deceased ard hns taken
upon herself that trust, by irving bonds the Law
directs. All persons having iemsn's upon tie said
Estate. reqmes,cd.o exhibit ths for settlement;
and all persons indcbtcd rcuui-rdto make im'nc-
siiale psl mert to MARY BRIGGS, .7d~,rpisfs
or 10 RiY L. SANDs. he,. .Siis,as.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
NOTICE..

IHF. Subscriber, ha,ng been arrcint-.
cd by tie Hon Court Of Probate, Cor the town Of
Newport, in the county OF Newport, Conn, ,si'h c,sI
10 receive, examine and adjust the clsms aganss-
the Estate OF
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchant,
late of said Newport, deceased, represented iass
solvent, do hereby give notice that six months from
the date hereof arc allowed the creditors of said
estate to bing in their respect tive ci; ins eitheY
of The subscribers, at THEN respective d~ellingV
wiuin the time aforesaid -
Das1ta 'ss rowD.ssa. n.sHsA' j'" c.""''.'."s'.
And all pei sons indebted to SAID estate, are re-
guessed to make immediate payment TO
SARAH STERNE, .3dn.nistrGtrirs
john STERNE,, ,.10nnnssirator.
.Nerporf, Dec. 4, 1910. v