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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS.



Aubry de Monoidier, travelling alone thro' >
the forest Of Bondy, in France, was assassi-
na,ed, and bpried at the foot Of tree. His
dog remained for several days dpon his grave,
and Quilted it only through the force of hun
ger. 1t returned at length to Paris, went
to the house of an intimate friend OF the un-
fortunate Apbry, and, BY its melancholy howl
ing, appeared desirous Of communicating
the loss it had sustained. After eating, it re-
commented its cries, went to the door, turn
cd its head TO see whether any one followed,
returned to his masters friend, and pulled
him by the coat, as If inviting him to follow
il. The singularity of these actions of the
dog its returning without It's master, whom
it never had been known to quit, and the
sudden disappearance of that master, alto
gether determined the friend to follow the
dog.
AS soon us the dog reached the foot of the
tree, il began to scratch up the earth, at the
Same time rcdoubling its cries. The friend
Immediately dug, and found the body of the
murdered Aubry.
Some time after it accidently met the as
sassin, who is unanimously called by histori-
ans the chcvalier Mccaire. 1t seized him by
the throat, aud could with difficulty be made
J to let go his hold and every time it saw him
1t attacked and pursued him with the same
fury. The fs,ocity of this dog, who was mild
to every one else, began to be thought extra
ordinary its attachment to It's master was
called to mind, together with some symp-
toms of hatred which Macaire had often man
ifested towards Aubry. Other circumstan-
-ccs strengthened the suspicion.
The king, informed OF what was said on
the SUBJECT, Caused the dog to be brought in
to his presence, where 1t was tranquil till the
appearance OF Macaire, among twenty other
courtiers. Immediately, it turned upon him
and endeavoured to seize him. In those
times, when the proofs OF crime were not
suth sien,iy convincing, combat was ordain-
ed between an accuser and accused this
species of combat were called the Judgment
\ of God, be cause IL was believed that heaven
would rather work miracle, than allow in
nocence to suffer. The king, struck with all
the particulars which united themselves a.
gainst Macaire, thought proper TO command
a singie combat between the chevalicr and
the dog.
Tne lists were prepared in the isle Of No
IRE Dame, which was then waste and unin.
habited spot. Macaire was armed with a
large club. aud the dog had an empty cask
allowed II, for a retreat. Ii was let loosc,and
il Immediately sprang upon i. adversary, ran
round him, avoided his blows, threatened
him, now on this side and now on that, wore
away his strength, and at length seized him
" the throat and threw him down. In this
situation, and m the presence Of the king
and all his court, the chevslier confessed the
murder. There is a picture of this battle,
winch took place on the 9Th of October,
1851, in the great hall Of the castle Of Mon
tarses. Por F0iio.
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RISING SUN HOTEL.
Beriah Eldred,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
AZ publick in general, that he has lately removed
from down town to the stand he occupied the last
year, in Mill-street, just above the Rcd. Market a
few doors TO the northward Of Thomas 7o,~send /;
where he keeps house for the Entertainment of
LADIES s. GENTLE.fE.N,
who may please TO favour him with their company
Sept. IL,
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NOTICE.

HE Creditors of WILLIAM BROWN, of son,.
l. nhgsoT''' IN the county Of Hashi,lgson, ira
ht) at the General Assembly, to be holden AZ sou,b.
hngsio~s, IN the county aforesaid, on the last Nor
day of October next. and shew cause (f anv tbe,-
have) why his petition Cor the benefit of an act made
June l15e, for the relief Of lnsolvent Debtors.
should not be granted -e''''S'
sept. IL. THO. PECKHANf n. c..
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B.AKER,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN publick, that he has removed to his New
Bakc-iiouse, little TO the eastward of his former
stand, in Mill-strect, where he will keep constantly
OH hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually kept for sale.
JuLu 10.
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NO1'ICE.

lHE subscriber being authorized bv the
secretary OF the Providence Mutual Fire L,s,roucs
CompaRy, to receive the assessment due from the
Members Of said Company in Newport, reouests
them to call on him at the Coffee house. and na,,
'neir respective assessments within the time prescriE.
Cd BY the 9th art OF the Constitution Of said Com
pany. JAMES TOwNSFNn
Oct 9.
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Daniel Sheldon,

II EPECrFULLy informs his friends, that he
AN has OH band
"A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shinglcs,pine Shinglc, Boards, Planks,
Joits, SC. SC.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on sHER
ookNts Wharf. Nav. Is.
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A few hundred yards fine Dunsta5le, equal,
dnot supcriour TO any manufactured in Newport
Ladies wishing to be furnished with Hats or onnets
Of tho newest fashion, and most supcriour quality,
will please call soon, at LIS. Thames-ssree;.
.ase-comInon and low.priced Hats and Bonnets,
Of every fashion. pERNARD HILL, iun.
Aug. 2k
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COPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

THE Firm of MICHAEL FREEBoRN
Il & Go. is this day dissolved, BY mutual con-
sent all those who have unsettled business with
the above Firm, are requested to call on JoNATHAS
sovrHwIcx, who is duly authorized to adjust the
same MICHAEL FREEBORN.
Aug 81. JONATHAN SoUTHWICk.
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coPARTNERsHTP DISSOLVED.

rU,IIE firm of J. MUNRO e Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent--ai persons indebt-
ted to the Concern are requested TO make immediate
payment to JOSIAH MUNRO, who is authorized
To ad;ust the sxnc CALEB GREENE.
JOSIAH M0NRO.
Newport, August 1st, 1871.
THE subscriber continues his business at
the old stand Of j. MUNRO e 20. No. ll6. Thames
street. where he offers on the reasonable terms
an assortment Of GROCERIES, Crockery and Glass
Ware, &c. Wholesale and Retail.
NJ b. Every favour gratefully acknowledged by
Aucust7. JOSIAH MUNRO.
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NOTICE.

M HEHEAS my wife, e,HASxAuJAouAys. bav;nc
w eioped from my bed and board. and o,be eru;ss
behaved herself in very unbccoming manner. In
consequence Of which arn under the dsagrce.hI-
necessity of forndding any one trusting her on nv
account, as am determined to paw no debt, Of he
contracting. GEORGE CHAPprII-
Sorfs-Ainystossn, Sept. s, 1871.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
THE Subscribers, Executors Of the Last Will and
Testament OF Capt ELISHA LAWTON, late
OF Newport, deceased, hereby give notice tha, they
have taken upon themselves that trust, BY giving
bonus, as the law directs, They therefore request
all persons having demands against said ,eceaseds
Estate, to exhibit the same for settlement aud all
those indebted to make immdiate payment to
WILLIAM PRATT, rr
ABNER HATHAWAY, E"ee"'rs'
Newport, Aug. 8, 1911
NoTE-The Subscriber, in consequence cf living
out OF the State, has thought proper to authorize
WILLIAM ENNIS, Esq. TO act in his stead relative
to the settlement of said Estate. Claims may thee
fore be presented and payments made TO him, or to
Major ADNER HATHAWAY.
WILLIAM PRATT.
newport, Aug. ., 1911. Ca.lfl
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POETRY.



TIRED Of himself, old soRprD lay,
Supine, upon bis bed
He dd not ipe, but scem'd to stay,
With penury and dread
but yet would not unite his purse,
To avert the most malignant curse.
He spent his youth in gaining wealth,
With all niggard's care,
And yet would not, TO mend his health,
A single shilling spare.
To think and gaze on gold, were all
The Joys, winch he his own could call.
lie had NO friends, but those his chest,
With double locks, had bound
And nothing family cheer'd his breast,
hut when he heard them sound.
With Joys less ardent than bis fears,
lie dweit on earth near thrccscorc years.
At length, when nature, wearied much,
With newly rising woes, 49,
He sought his couch-nor thought Of such
An end, as soon he chose.
For, 10 distressing TO his gaze,
His house is yielding to the blaze T!
He thought not OF himself TO save,
But sprang towards his chest.
And though the flames around him rave,
He hugs It to his breast.
&c All, this (he cries) is all my store,
"Wc meet, my friend, to part no more J"
Thus saying, DER the iron lid
He PROSTATE threw his frame;
And there, till Death his rashness child,
Lie circled in the fame.
OF him 1t may be truly told,
He died martyr to his gold. a.
And now no widow mouns his loss,
No friend his death deplores.
No children weep around his corse,
with tears affection draws.
No--he is gone, the state is glad,
And few or none sincerely sad.
CoRDELIA.
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WINDMILL.

FOR SALE, Dy the subscriber, a WIND.
a MILL, situated on jamestown, being in COM
plete repair, md in every respect good any one
in the state Attached to the Mill is a Dwelling.
House, and half an acre of Land. The whole Of
which will be sold on liberal terms. Apply TO
NATHAN MUNRO.
jamestown, sept. 25.
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NOTICE.

nANIEL b. VAUGHAN requests all
- those who are indebted to him, either by notc
or book account, OF more than six months standing
to call and make immediate payment, so that he
may be enabled TO pay his debts II this request is
not speedily complied with, all accounts and notes
will be put in the hands Of attorney for collection
Oct 2S.
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NOTICE.

THE town, at meeting held the 9th inst having
resolved to erect or purchase suitable building
as an Houseof Industry, for the accommodation and
employment of the Poor, and that such building 1t
erected, shall be of stone.--rherefcrc,
PROPOSALS
Will be received by either of the subscribing Com
mite, (apponted for that purpose) for contracts to
furnish 400 cords of good faced building stones, to
be delivered or before the 1st day OF March next,
at such place near the present Work-house as the
Committee shall appoint--.4lso, for contracts for
building the walls Of said house, 70 feet long, SO
broad, "a high, upon basement of 8fect, feet OF
which 10 to be above ground. The basement wall
to be 2 feet thick. The first story feet high and
l3 inches thick--The story feet high and 16 inch
es thick.-1he third story feet high and foot
thick There will be doors and 80 windows.
.aiso for contracts to furnish, at agreed price
per 1000 feet, Timber (white pine, free of sap
Boards and cedar Shingles necessary for the build
ing.-1he quantity and dimensions to be given by
the Committee, at the time of concluding the con-
tracts Also, for contracts for putting On hipped
roof upon said building, making the doors, and the
frames and sashes for 80 windows, z by 9 glass,
putting up the partitions necessary for rooms Oh
the first floor, and ID rooms each Of the two up
per stories, To- be divided by entry feet wide,
through the centre of each upper story--and for
the whole inside work necessary for said building,
tn be done in the painest manner.
The proposals may be made for the whole or any
part of he above, 30 be delivered in within one month
from this date.
Aay variation made in this plan by the Committe
appointed TO superintend the building, viii be taken
into consideration at the time of concluding the
tracts.
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
DAVID BUFFUM,
JOHN SLOCUM
NATlPL. HAZARD,
JOHN EARL jr.
SILAS DEAN,
HENRY BULL,
BENJAMIN HAZARD.
Newport, Sept. l3, 1911.
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B. B. Rowland,

n AT No. II & 70, TnAMEs-sTEET.
10 hhds Jamacia Rum
2 pipes Gin;
so boxes Mould Candles
ALSO
A few chests Souchong Tea, 1st quality;
Nails pr Cask, different sizes;
few boxes Hayanna a Brown Sugar;
Flour per- barrel;
Soap per box.
general assortment of GROCERIES as usual.
May g.
JOHN BANiSTER,
Has for 'aie' 10. 70. poui,.s,, ...,aa.,c.
8 pipes MAsoN's best lndia-point
GIN;
bbls. Mess Pork.
With general assortment of GROCERIES as
usual
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
An assortment of Swedes Iron, OF SUI
pericur quality in fat and square Bars.
sept. d.
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CO-PARTNERSHiP FORMED.

THE subscribers take this method to inform the
} pubiick that they have formed connexon in
business, under the firm Of 1n,rston, Sfeuens e
Freedom WILLIAM THURsION,
JOHN STEVENS.
MICHAEL FREEBORN.
Newport, sept "a, 1911.
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TO LET.

TO LET,
a Convenient Dwclling.House, in Spring.street,
4 = in good repair, with a large Garden. and n
we'll of good water. ""N ~
For terms apply to
May Is 1""'
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An apprentice TO the Printing Business
~a.fed az ms cwee: July IT,
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been ap-
Il pointed by the Hon Court of Probate of the
town OF Portsmouth, in the comfy of Newport, Com.
nuss'oners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims
against the Estate of
Col BENJAMIN BROwNELI.
late Of Portsmouth, deceased represented insoivent
90 hereby give notice, that three months longer,
from the date hereof allowed the creditors Of
said Estate, 10 bring in their respective claims to ell
ther OF the Subscribers, at their
within the time aforesaid.
WILLIAM ANTHONY, ,
eEo5AN'N eEoRsN M.nss FaEssoRS' ss' Commissioner
An persons indebted to said Estate arc requested
10 make immediate payment to
THOMAS COREY, jun. .7siainis;ratsr.
Portsmouth, Oct. IL, 1911. IOl6l
PRINTING,
Or all kinds, e:reen'ed sssfh neasness, ceeu-
rccy crd desfGfeh, az tsis Office.
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Nesc Feather Beds & Feathers.

I I'VE Geese and Fowl FEATHERS,
- and Feather Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept
constantly for sale by
ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. ., Charles-street
Like'rise-an assortment CT MATTRESSES, Of
every description, constantly kept for safe rs above
Newport, March 2, 1870.
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JOHN BANiSTER,
Charles Coggeshall,

Has for sale, at ia. Thames street,
FIFTY bottles Of PEPPER-SAUCE, of q
superiour quality at rs cts. per bottle.
Also, lie Breton's Albany ALE, by the box or sins
gle bottle. August z.
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Harpard College Lottory.

Not tsvo blanks 10 a frize.
To commence drawing in Boston, goth November
next.
Orders for Tickets and parts Of Tickets may be
received by
]. G. SHAW,
at his Exchange & Lottery Office, No. lie Thames.
street, previous 10 and during the drawing of said
Lottery.
Prize Tickets in all the Lotteries, in the United
States taken in payment for Tickets.
Daily lists of Prizes and Blanks W the Susquehan-
ma Canal and Washington Monument Lotteries, are
constantly received and may be examined gratis
Present original price Of Whole Tickets S
Quarters S l-37
Newport, Oct ., 1911.
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Is. PlSE.

PAINTER & DRAFTING MAS1Ef,
n ESPECrFULLY informs the laales and
II gentlemen of Alexandria and Its Viclni-
ty, that he will open DRAWING SCHOOL
upon subscription of IL MONTHS and as
soon as twelve scholars are found he Will be-
gin. The terms are Eight Dollars per quar-
Ter, at the school, and twelve tor private les
sons. He will teach them drawing as 1t Is
taught in Italy.
The half quarter paid successfully in adj
vance.
The young ladies shall take their lessons
together, and also the young gentlemen at
different hours.
He will also take few scholars tor the
French Language The terms OF tuition VIII
be Sir Dozars per quarter, if number OF 6
or 8 arc found, and Nine Dollars for private
lessons. He natters himself that he will give
ample satisfaction to those who will give him
their confidence.
HeWill then take more convenient house
for the accommodation of his pupils.
N. 3. The French tuition will be also by
a subscription of 9 months.
july % cost"
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LEWIS HIPKINS,

DEGS leave to inform his friends and the
u public generally, that he has commenc-
cd business in the Hardware Line, on King
street, four doors below Washing ton-street,
where he Intends keeping constant supply
of such articles in his line as are in general
demand, and respectfully soEclts share Of
public patronage hmong his assortment are
Building Materials, Sadd'ery, Cutlery. Ja~
pan'd Wares, Cabinet, * other Brass Wares,
Anvils, Vices, Files and Rssps, Flat Irons,
Frying Pans, Scythes, Reap Hooks, Pot Me-
tai. Cut and Wrought Nails, Brad5 s. Tacks,
Sheet and Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, German,
Crawley and Blstered Steel, Looking Glass
es of various kinds, English Patent Shot asa
sorted, BIB to No 10. Whittemore + Co.'S,
Wool & Cotton Cards, Shovels and Spades
Tea Kettles, Brandy wine Gunpowder,
Window Glass, Ivory & Horn Combs, Bar
Iron and Plow Plates, with many other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
June l2-Jy law4w
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Public Sale.
cost

Will be sold, to the highest bidder, on the
18th of August next, if fair; if not, the
next fair day at the front door of 'Neh0-
las PEERS tavern, in Leesburg.
That valuable Merchant and
SAW MILL, situated one mile from the
mouth of Goose Creek, four from Leesburg,
and IS from Alexandria The abundance OF
water, its being accessible by the Potomac
boats at all seasons, and its situation In one
of the finest wheat countries. renders this
Mill worthy the attention of those who may
de disposed to purchase property OF this de-
scription.
At the same time will be sold, valuable
Tract of 2a3 acres OF LAND. contlg uous to
the mill, nearly all in timber, fit for the saw
mill or barrels.
Fanny Lee, Ex'trx.
of Thomas Lee, deceased.
Cotton, near Leesburg,
July Ia. laWts
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The valuable Legacy Of the Father
of his Country,

Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street,
Washlngton's Kaledlctoy Addrgs.
A beautiful Miniature Edition, embelilsli-
ed with fine Likeness of that truly great
Man, and ornamented with handsome vig-
nette Title-Price Is Cents half bound In
Morocco.
This admirable compendium OF consum'
mate political wisdo m, from their best friend,
conveyed in style truly parental, should
render it an inestima,lc treasure to every true
American as it must if acted upon, nave
been an infallible guide to national honor ana
prosperity.
The sons of Greece were animated to he.
roic actions by the impassioned addresses OK
their orators and poets. The sons OF Column.
bia are NOR. powerfully excited by the glo-
rious example, as we'll as by voice from
the tomb Of the immortal Washington, to
the exercise of the duties of the christian and
the citizen.
It is much to be lamented that this pre-
cious relioue has not become the director
and guide of every American citizen, and
that it has become SO scarce. 10 supply this
defect, and to introduce 1t into general no.
tice at this important crisis, the present edi'
ton is now offered to the public The ad-
mirers of the departed hero and patriot, have
now an opportunity of procuring copies anu
of making presents to their friends. And it
is presumed that parents and teachers cam
not make a more valuable present to their
children and pupils, than this last bequest OF
,bo;r common Dolitical parent.
May 81.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
THIS Is to gaye Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
ty, in tine district of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration on the personal es-
tate of Gurdeu Chaniu, late of the county a.
aforesaid, deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to cxhibi, the same, with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day of January next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate ; and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 10th day of July, 1911.
. Margaret R. Chaplin,
Edministratrix OF Gurden Chaplin.
July 10 Staw4w
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New Medical Publications

Just received, for sale by JAMES KEHSzDr,
sen. King-street.
The London Medical Dictionary, last edl-
ton, improved from Molherby, by Doctor
Parr.
Quincy's Medical Lexicon.
DR.. Rush's Introductory Lectures.
william on Culaneous Disorders.
ALBERT on Malignant Intermittents.
Bree on the Asthma.
North on the Spotted Fever.
Currie OF the Diseases most preva-
lent in the United States.
Desault's Surgery.
Thachsr's and Lewis's New DispQn-
satory.
Reeves Medical Guide,
The London Practice of Physic.
July - eo7w
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May 2

so bbls. Southern PORK,
so do. Northern RUM,
100 do. New FLOUR,
For sale Oh Swift's wharf, by
WIN. NEWTON,
Who transacts Commission Business.
TAINTED TO PURCHASE,
A few thousand bushels WHEAT. APP
ply as above. w. N.
July %. dot
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The Subscriber

Has TOR sale at his warehouse ON Conway
wharf
London paticular Madeira Wine, in half
pipes and quarter casks, fit for immediate use,
from the we'll knos n houses of Messrs. Scott
and Co. & Murdoch, Youille, Vardrop & Co.
Coffee in bags and barrels
Old Grenada Rum, and some Shrub of SUI
perior qaulity from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork of excel
lent quality
Bristoe drop Shot in bags
.ALSO,
Bills on London for sale at 80 days, in sums
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
May 2 d
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FRESH TEAS, &c.
Just received and far safe BY The subscriber,
so leaden caddies Gunpowder and 1mpe-
al,
II quarter chests and boxes do.
do. large Hyson,.
IS do. and boxes Young Tyson
S do. Hysoa Skin
Teas, of the latest IMPORTATION ana
of excellent qualify.
80 barrels very good Brown Sugar
Is hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whlskey
40 barrels Baltimore inspection do.
1900 W.T.. of Goshen Cheese
60 tons Plaster,
ALSO,
A general assortment Of Groceries, best
Flour and Crackers.
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
July Is diw&lawAW
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Wanted to Hire,

A pleasant and commodious DWELLING
HOUSE, in complete repair, with the ne
cessary out houses & garden attached there
to--to accommodate genteel family. APP
ply at Mr.. Shoulders printing office.
July 90
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, July Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the administrators of Cur.
den CAatin, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week tor
four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zstte
Test.