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THE SUN ECLIPsED.

Extract Of a letter .fros' I'm. Lambert,
Esq. dated at Washington City, to a
gentleman at Richmond, Virsinia.
A singular phenomenon will take
place at Richmond, on the 18th Sept. 1911:
the Sun will be annually and very nearly
centrally eclipsed by the Moon, at Oh 51-2
m p. Nj. apparent or solar time. What
is meant by an annular eclipse is, that the
apparent or visible diameter of the Sun
will on that day, be larger than the
Moons and ring of light will appear
round the dark body Of the Moon (from
which the name or designation is derived)
at all places where the eclipse will be
central or nearly so. In latitude 81, 50,
IN, and longitude II, 81, Is, west of
Greenwich, which is very nearly the geo
graphical position of Richmond, l make
the eclipse to be central, when the appa-
rent time at Greenwich will be 7h Ism
PM. The centre of the Moons shadow
will pass from the N. West to the South
East, and go off into the Atlantic Ocean
near Ocracock inlet in North Carolina.
IF the weather should prove favorable for
observation, this eclipse will afford one of
the best means for ascertaining the longi-
tude with precision, in different parts OF
the United States. The beginning and
end ought to be observed with the great
est possible accuracy, by watch or clock
beating or shelving seconds, and the error
of the watch for apparent or SOLAR time.
should be carefully ascertained by several
sets of attitudes of the Sun, taken with
good sextants or quadrants, the former
being preferable. No opportunity OF this
kind should be lost, whenever it happens,
for such means occur but seldom, and a
nobler and more important use should be
made of them than merely as objects OF
curiosity.-The correct solar time OF the
beginning and end, is all that is wanting
for the calculation, provided the, latitude
of the place shall have beenpreviously as
certained with sufficient accuracy
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District of Columbia,

District of Columbia,
County OF ALEXANDRIA,, to wit:
Juty Term, 1911.
Hodgson, Nicholson & CO..
= eomhlainan.s.
against In CAanrery.
Vaudeville, Clementson &
Dick, defendant.
On motion of the defendant
John Vaudeville, the decree heretofore made
in cause is set aside; and It is order ed that
Master Commissioners AuLD do take an &C
count of the debts due from William Hick.
man and Company, and which are properly
chargeaale on the trust fund, Civ ng public
notice of the time he shall proceed to exc
cute this order, and that he do report the
same to this couit. But this order is not to
retard the trial of this suit; and If the sal
account should be found unnecessary, then
the costs of the same are 10 be paid by The
said John Vaudeville.
A cnpy-Test.
G.. .Deneale. c. c.
~ On Monday, the 3oth of September
next, at ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, shall
proceed to execute this order, of which the
plaintiff and defendants, and all others con.
eerned, are hereby required 10 take notice.
Colin Aud, Master Comr.
Commissioners Office, Fairfax.
street, August 1875, 1911. dot
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OK ~ IVY
SWEDEN,
PRUSSIA.

And last Of all, those from G. Britain.
1t is not necessary for me to express a.
ny opinion whether this arrangement is
erroneous or correct. or whether among
nations equal by their sovereignty and ia
dependence, there can be any presidency
as of right but l may presume that the
government OF the U. States, will not at
tempt, By official arrangement, voluntari-
" to settle questions of rank among TO-
reign powers who will be more inclined to
submit them to their considerations than
to be governed by their decisions.
Ihave no objection, sir, to your publish
ing this letter, asrceably to your desire.
have the honor to be with the greatest
respect, sir, &e.
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
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Important at this season Of the year,

A number Of fine pictures valuable
furniture is nearly spoiled by the flies or
if this is prevented it is generally done'
enly by great attention and trouble. The
following simple way of preventing flies
from sitting on pictures, or any other FUR,
miture, is we'll experienced, and. will. II
generally used, prevent trouble and -da-
images. ,s&c
Let large bunch of leeks soak for
FIVE or six DAYS in pailful of water, and
wash your pictures, or any other price Of
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~ Negroes wanted.
/. August IS

SOME likely young NEGROES, between
- and IS years of age. are wanted to pur-
chase-Two Blacksmiths, woman who un-
dcrstands house business and is good seam
stress, are wanted, for which the most libe-
raj prices will be given. Any person wish.
iag to sell, will please 10 apply to Mr. Wash
ihgton, keeper Of the Washington tavern.
August Is d
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aLEX.aNrDRI.a D.arLY GAZETTE.

" TO sHEW
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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r. Gray's List of Prizes

K. Gr0y5 Last Of Prizes
Potomac and Shenandoah Naw.
cation Lottery. RI,
! 1'WENfT-SECOND Days: DRAINING.
AuGUsT %, 1871.
Nos. 1885 l45o9-prizes of 5 100.
Nos. 1861 1901 ls324-prizes of 800
Nos. $3.50 6esl 645s 1858 1852 1924
1862 l994l-prizes of 800
Nos. 1856 1865 24ls $3.50 4oe6 s437
56l5 5oes 1914 s4s3 e77s el2s
loS8o 1860 1886 1914 l3oH6 1928
1899 l475O 1908 l4i42 15477 1877
1906 l6o27 l6oo5 1851 1867 1850
lso26-prizesof BIZ dollars each, and
s3 prizes of $40.
Gain of the wheel, s 3,34s
Former gain, 1926
Total gain, S2s,s24
Present price of Tickets IA dollars.
Next drawing on Tuesday next, 27th inst.
Cash or warranted undrawn Tickets given
for Cash Prizes.
Tickets warranted Gratis.
R. GRAY, King-street.
August Is
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.s their IDEAS Of propfiety, humorr Or ae-
ri,Ient. may direct. The contents OF such
onnuaI works are usually confined to facts
the details of Which are not of q nature
10 he subjected to any legal regulation.
Surprising the alteration in the order
Of publishing the. names OF agents of To-
re; IN powers in the United States to have
originated 10 an error without any direc-
ton from the government. T" you request
that the error may be corrected by sup
preston of the publication, and distribu
ton of the alnanacks in which the same
error had been committed" But. sir,
this is impossible. These works are, as
! aayc before observed, the property Of
private citizens, who, having offended no
law, can be subjected TO NO penalty or loss.
The press in the U. States, YOU must
have seen, sir, is perfectly free. Not to
trouble you with any more remarks, l
will clese this letter with noticing the
manner in which the foreign diplomatic
characters in the u. States have been ar
ranged in like annual publication in
Boston. In the Massachusetts Register
for 1926, they stand in this order:
Those from the French Republic.
The United Netherlands,
PORTUGAL,
SPAIN,
SWEDEN,
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY vlrtue Of deed Of trust from
faaaS GsSa3atf and EAzu6cta hts wife, to the
a''asGrn'cr. % secure thu payment al u sum
a. afo;,&y dsye, trutn James Gu!-ts to 5oscpa
Ihaness,, viii I've exposed 10 publ: sale, on
&c p-'esaiks,is,, O.. SATURDAY, the oth day
g., R,enaew, 1911, FOR ready none,
= HOUSE aud 10 / In the town OF
Alexandria,
wv the ysGuh sile Of Princess street 10 the
sStma;H ST Faisfax street, being part Of
se'r R'o aw ID. acre of Sroua;-. described IN
eve nIa's 81 tie s;s,l town by the No. -
cN'Vsgas Bs William. Hunter. Jun. 20 Na-
cs ,cb LeSMaX-
". Herbert, Trustee.
hsna,gw rs. eess
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Iun Publilhed,

And ready for deAinery 70 subscribers,
The first number Of the Anglican Review
Of History and Politics, and Genera! Repos;,
tory of Literature aud State Papers. Con-
Quoted by Rober Walsh, Jun. ESQ.
Conditions er SaLscrttisu.
!. This work will be printed on good
paper, in octave, ard will consist Of mum.
bcrs annually, of at least two hundred pages
each, 10 be Issued quarterly.
2 The first number viii be issued Oh the
last ofJanuary, 1911
8. Price Of subscription, six dollars per
annum, to be paid OIL the delivery Of che 70.
cond number of every year.
4. Distant subscribers are expected tn ray
in advance, Or upon the delivery Of the trsf
number.
Cf Subscriptions received by
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Bookseller, King street..
January II. eo2w
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go. orivs,esr thu, fought sh- packet has
h,.n ken b. his Majrsty's sloop ca
..cc, her mss,s sails, and ''ss'ng cut TO
-. w;,b ) OF her ii, IA kl!!, ;:ad II dos.
..,,.tv wounded among i::r torni,r II
..,.o,, Is a.r second Captain, WHO IS also an
.,,-f;rao. i'i,e SPIRITED and Juiir'ous de-
-. ,aIs made by The Princess Coariot,e
..-k :, p.:.c. s The narae OF Captain Kerr
~, 10 ,n- lis, OF the mrrItorlous Captains
-. scr, ;c- oE rh- Post oiiice.
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e. Money lost.

r OST, on Tuesday last, between the
- poor house and market house an old
black leather pocket book, containing two
Ten Dollar Notes and three Five Dollar
Notes-four of them it is believed are on the
bank of Alexandria the other Oh the bank
Of Washing;on--and several other papers,
They are the property Of a poor man who
will be very thankful to the finder if lie will
deliver item to the Printer, and ke sha!! rs.
ceiye FIVE DOLLARS reward.
January 81. 81
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The Thesplan Society

Has appropriated further sum OF mo.
ney for the support Of the INDECENT, on
WHOM, donations are now bestowing; ap-
plica,ion for relief may be made to either
OF The subscribers, Charitable Committee.
4. e. hnz
Geo. Carson
Gen. ~. RaNs
Il. VaAengen
.7aales O9Yglasa
Ian. 20.
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TuR Publihed,
PRICE FIFT2 CENTS.

And for sale by ROBERT GRAY.
A Poetical Picture Of America.
Being observations made during re idenas
of several years at Alexandlia and Norfolk Z
illustrative of the manners and customs of the
inhabitants-aad interspersed With anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with soci.
ETY. in that ceun,ry from 1893 to 1907 e-By
Lady.
London, Printed, lsos-Nerfoik. Refprisns
1919.
January q III Il
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alsraau:!a Es!:g Gststts.
THURSOdY, JANUARY 81.
N o T C Z.

FcrlOnS who have heretofore adVer-
tiled in this paper by the year are re-
ipectfully informed that at the end Of
their respective quarters, their yearly
advertising will cealc, and that they
Will be charged at the cu'tomary rates
for all advertisements which they may
chute to !end after that period. 1t is
particularly lequelled that all perlons
who fcnd dveu.!ements TO this office
will note in writing how n:sny times
they with them pubIiihed.
! /, is well understood that Mr.. Madison
and Mr.. Gaila,in were desir us that the
charter should be renewed that Robert
and Samu'l Smith were opposed 10 the
measure. /: is known tha, both the first
named gentlemen abandoned the bank
|, The Smiths Their. fore have triumphed.-
1t is not the Grst time:-Mr. Madison was
DESTROYS of appointing Mr.. Galla,in Stcre-
tary of STATE. This measure the Smiths
defeated, and r. S. was appointed. The
'>''"'''''''''e VI ''s o''''" p''' y way WY
fore be considered. as now sure. A new
''"''''''' A''""' ''i'e" ~ ''"''' '''"'0' '''''o'
will be powerful engine IN their hands.
The cons q'!enc:s may lead to the fulfil
4 Il
"'e"' o. "''"' " P''S"S' ''oS 'o''"s,'
Win 'h' oh'''o iah''y' ssio 'he o'"e' ""y
+'''e'' "''.'' ""' % '''9 "e ~ 'eS'>'>' ~
'' 'ne ~ o. nc i''nA 's i'"' oo""
Is hlr. Madison 'o" he thanked 'or ne
democrats VIII De asked No ne mao
ia" MS way i "''o'o nave ose' '"'"'p''
rated But ne was i''en'<He" IA 0 an a.
nacuoh'h'n' OF zoe measure. II 'nfn 'he
non rcne"a' ne Pleasing 20 'ne people,
III" 'ntr'Sacfs against Ha"'s'h' ahd "o' me-
"h' receive praise 'o' IT, 4 'h'y are Gus
Pr s;,I,p, who wives a, his opinion from
,imidi,y? hlr. Madison's fate. therefore,
NAV be foretold without the snirit Of nro.
phrcy. VIVA, arrangements toe smit'is,
and Armstrong, aud D. Wit Clinton, may
ag'ee upon among themselves. IS more I'M
certain At any rave, w are satisfied Rn
brrs Smith nevcr has. nor cao forgive Mr.
Madison tof having prs:@rred Galla'ir--
.,. f,o., ,,,on H.. p,..;J. ~ h.. 6 ,o,
eve, bo,rd ~ fee, erat, fu, 70 him for It.
IL s,;,As b,vu c..r,,;,,, c.r,;.d e., ,r.s,
,o;ot. The Presi,len, and Gsllatin are
certainly cowed down ard if in follow
; 49,, ,h.;r o,;,,,,.a- ,h,, .v.,c;se "a
,,,,h s,;r .,,a fore. &C ~. eav~ lately
,y;,orss-d they have much reason 70 cal
enia,e upon success. It is not often thar
m autaoonis, RECEIVERS from the first blow,
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CONGRESS:
HOUSE OF ESE.N7. 4TIVES
Taken for tie Aisnandria Gazette.
WEDNESDAY,, Taauurv so.

the memorial of the United Iiiiaois & Wa.
bash companies. Referred to the commit
Ice Of TIC whole for Friday week.
Mr.. Eassst from sh= navy committee re-.
ported a bill making additional appropria-
tons Tor the navy. The bill arproprates
a blank sum tor fitting up the Chesape axe,
New York aua Adams. Read twice and
referred TO the committee Of the hole for
Saturday next.
Mr.. GoW reported bill, on the petition
of Daniel P=ttibone. to provide for warm
ing and vrnti!ating the hall Of the hous, by
a rariiying stove. Rad twice and refer.
red to the committee Of the whole for Wed.
nesday next.
Mr. Seaver reported bill authorship a
subscription Oh The part Of ,he u. States TO
the Stock OF the aliddesex canal company,
Massachusetts. Read twice and referred
to the csmmitiee OF the whole tor Tuesday
next.
The bill to renew the charter Of the bank
Of Alexandria alter some amendment, was
passed to a third reading.
The house then went into committee Of
the whole on Mr.. Macon's proposition TO
alter the constitution. Mr. Quincy offer.
ed an amendment, so as to ex, lude from OF :
fec the father, brother or son Of any mem
Der Of the senate or house OF reprrse nta
:Ives, while such. N(ter considerable dis
russlon the committee rose and reported
progress.
The Treasurer OF the Alexandria Thcs-
plan Society, in compliance with 40 order
20 that Acct, submits the following:
The 1hesp'an Society Of dienandria,
.-,- ir account with the Treasurer, CIR.
Rv balance in Treasur, e2d inst. viz.
Balance in Treasury 4, last settle
ment 90
Rcceivcd Of members tor ini.ia.
ton, SSc. S 80
Uncxp, uded of former charitable
appropriation 6 90
-----
EIs 4S
By receipts at Theatre 22d inst. 276 SO
1895 90
DR..
To cash paid expehcss per annex
ed statement. e5 so
Chasiiobie cumn!i.tee, for this sum
placed in their hands as voted
sosh inst. 200 90
----
29e SO
Balance in Treasury 40
JACOB DOUGLASS, Treasr.
January so, 1910.
E9beRcty. viz:
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FOR SALE.

A likely young negro. man.-~Fqg
terms enquire of the printer.
Ian. 50.
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TO RENT,

And possession given OH the 10th OF next
February,
A two story House near the corner
of King and Washingron.streets, now
occupied by Mr.. A. Blakeney. APP
plication may be made 10 Dr.. Stab.
Ter.
January 81. d3zp
Mr.. 81 Mrs. SKETCHLEY,
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Mr.. q Mrs. SKETCHLEY
Late jrom Ne7u York,

Late fran .Ne7v York,
Beg leave to info, m the public that they
open their SCHOOL for the reception Of
children Of both sexes OH MONDAY the 4th
of February, in the house formerly occupied
by Ms 10 CT, in Prince street, nearly OPP
postte the Nendue Store, where they rnay %
instructed in every brancA Of English tdH.
cation, together with plain and ornamental
Needle Wolk. Parents and guardians VINO
may en;rust children to their care may dee
pend the striclest attention will be paid to
their morals and behaviour. Mr.. ). VIII
also, il required. teach the French Language
For terms apply a. above, which will DC ms'
derate.
January 81. tss.
PLASTER AND WHISKEY.
$50 tons Platter, and
Philadelphia Whiskey in hhds. and
barrels, received and for sale by
I. W. Peyton,
January % e04y
FOR SALE,
A likely young negro. man.-~Fqs
terms enquire Of the printer.
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Received and for Sale,
On board the sch'r. JANE, lying at M'Cea"s
zohayf
5000 pounds LAMP BLACK );
which, if taken from off board, will be sold
low.
Christopher Neale.
May 90. IaWoW
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lust Received

By the sl0oh Deshatch, schooner Fortitude,
and slooh Monezuma, FIR M hovok-ard
for sale by tie subScr 6sr--
leo barrels I ,n,Jo o,
so hogsheads N1H'e'''d' sugars
40 boxes Havana white & brown do.
SO bales Upland Cotton, of superior
quality.
10000 pounds Green Coffee.
10 bags Ginger.
S boxes Irvine.
5 casks Fayal Wine:
50 barrels Ncw-York prime Pork.
100 barrels Tar.
10 hogshsads Antigua Rum.
40 tierces new Rice.
90 crates Queens Ware.
also, BY tn: brig Sydney, Cristin, from Lii
vertool, via No,foH.
Nine bales and one box, containing super
fine navy blue and black Cloths, Plains, Ker-
seys, and wersted Hosiery.
Newton Keene.
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Public Sale.

The subscribers, in pursuance Of a decree Of
the County Court of Fairfax, made in q
suit between the executors of Gen. George
Washington, deceased, plaintiffs, and Nil
liam. SHEPARD, defendant; will, on Sa:ar-
day, tho 18th day of June next, between
the hours of eleven o'clock, in the fore
noon, and three O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, at the tavern Of Captain
James Wiley, in the county Of Fairfax
proceed to sell for ready money,
A Tract of Land, situate on
Difficult Run, in the said county, containing
by estimation 800 acres, which land is now
in the possession of the said lillian SAetard.
The land will be laid off in convenient lots
for the accommodation of purchasers. On
this land is large Brick Mill for the manu-
facture of flour. The mill and the mill lot
will be sold seperate from the rest Of tho
tract. No more Of the above property will
be sold than will be necessary to raise thu
sum of one thousand three hundred & thirty
three pounds six shillings and eight pence.
with interest thereon, after the rate of six
per centum per annum, from the 5th day Of
January, 1908, until paid, and the costs Of
the suit with the costs of the sale.
Edmund I. Lee.
Thomas Swami,
Commissioners
May 9. cots
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June s..
Public Sale.

Pursuant to deed of trust from Dennzs Ram
say and Jan. allen, his wife, dated the 10th
day of June, 1908, for the purpose of Sc
curing the payment of sum of money
therein mentioned, to John * Josehh Dir-
on, will be sold, on the premises, to the
highest bidder--one half for cash, and the
other on credit to suit the purchaser
land the surplus, after paying the debt,
may be on such credit as the purchaser
shall be able to obtain from Mrs. Jane Al
len Ramsay, to whom it is to be paid)-
on the 9th day of June next
A valuable Lot Of Ground,
fronting IS feet inches on Union-street,
and 60 feet on Fayette Alley, adjoining Ram
says wharf; on which is erected good sub.
stantia! oak frame house so feet fronting on
Fayette Alley, and is among the most pub
lie paris of the wharf, and packet landings.
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
C.. Deneale, 71unee.
May 30. 2awts
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The valunble Legacy Of the Father
Of his Country,

|! Just received, for sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street,
Washangton's Kaledictory AddreG.
A beautiful Miniature Edition, embealish--
ed with fine Likeness of that truly great
VI an, and ornamented with a handsome Wig
nette Title-Price Is Cents half bound in
Morocco.
This admirable compendium of consum-
mate political wisdom, from their best friend,
conveyed ia a style truly parental, should
render it an inestimable treasure to every true:
American; as it must, if acted upon, have:
been an infallfble guide to national honor and
prosperity.
The sons of Greece were animated to he
roic actions by the impassioned addresses OF
their orators and poets. The sons of Column
bia are more powerfully excited by the glo-
rious example, as well as by voice from
the tomb of the immortal Washington, to-
the exercise of the duties of the christian and
the citizen.
1t is much to be lamentcd that this pre-
cious relique has not become the director
and guide of every American citizen, and
that it has become SO scarce. To supply this
defect, and to introduce it into general no
tice at this important crisis, the present edi-
ton is now offered to the public. The adj
mirers of the departed hero and patriot, have:
now an opportunity Of procuring copies and
of making presents to their friends. And it
is presumed that parents and teachers can
not make more valuable present to their
children and pupils, than this last bequest Of
he; co,,r,on po1IticaI pgrPnt
May 81.
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May g.
For Sale, at Public AUCTION,

For Sale, at Public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th ofnext month,
at the Coffee House, at one clock, P. N.
the following Valuable PROPERTY, conveyed
by ELISHA JAsNEY to the subscriber for
the benefit of his creditors -
Two Dwelling Houses, on an
Half Acre of Ground, at the south west eof-
ncr of Duke andRoyal streets. One OF these
is an elegant new building, calculated to ae-
commodate large family.
A small Dwelling House, on an alley east
ward of Union. between Duke and
Wolf-streets.
An Half Acre Of Ground, situate at the
south east corner of Cameron and Henry
streets. -
Also, valuable Mill Seat, in the town Of
Occoouan, with Bricks and Stones enough
upon the premises to rebuild the Mill which
was consumed two years ago by fire.
Terms of sale of the foregoing property
One tenth of the purchase money in hand
the residue in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day OF sale.
Richard NJ. Scott
Trustee for tho creditors Of
Elisha Ianney.
May 49, eas&
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THIS Is to que Notice,

That the subscriber hath obtained from
the, Orphans Court of Charles county, IN
Maryland, letters testamentary on the per-
sonal estate of Isaac Curis, late OF Charles
county, deceased all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on OF before the
25th day of November next they may O.
therwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate.
Given under my hand this Esd day of May,
1911.
John Ladder, Adm'r.
May "a. iaW5t'