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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
Dancing School.
November 10.

% John LIZ T As +. respectfully Informs
he inhabitants of Il edmond, that hIs school is
now opened, at his ballroom facing the Basin.
and VIII continue until the first dav OF June ne vi
The days of tuition will be, this season, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, once fort
night, beginning on Tuesday November 18th.
During the winter, or the two first DAYS of
each dance (Fucsday and Thursday the school
Will begin at eight O'Clock and break up at three
instead OF one; those two hours to replace the
same time that he kept formerly in the after
noon and on the last day Saturday there shall
be Practising in the afternoon, from three to
six.
YouNo GENrLENES wishing to be instruct
ed in Dancing, are respectfully informed that
his Evening School is opened and kept Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, from six to nine
O'Clock
His Ballroom being ready, his PARTIES viii
positively commence on Tuesday November Doth
and continue, on the same day every other week
during the winter.-Admittance one dollar 3
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Sales at Auction.

Agfeeably % notiee heretofore g;rer. 4. liz
in,~~'?@pers Of this eisy, The srise7ter w. -
iuTsGAy INC 4Sth int Il Tie otOrr ma oeeunf.
81 by hiTl, commence selliar wisIoy, 49, !,
Jy auction, uIGer tie rlsr5 ger7ens a W. 2
Srovn, Jr. the whole o. his STOCK Of DgT
GOODS, comprising q ealuatie sr,l y.rs.ss
sortineni amounting 70 abct- g 1909. TIC
pubic are respectfully ASSURED that every At
Gle oieTee curing silis s@le al positively b-
itf Ns--Ah SIMS Uridcr s cash over
s 100 and under 81, s.x.v ,;.es--e,..'., :,
and under s 500, niElty d4ys-ard ovc- = -.
and months credit--NeSotiabie no,es ,r.th
approved endorsers, or approved sccepe ances n
town, VIII be required Tor al Ire credit sal.
Il. KIAlBALL
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNpAY, Mapembor II.

MONDAY, .NoUembCr II.
The following Members form the several
Standing Committees, viz.
Committee II HGys and BTcaHs.
McssTs. Bacon, Cheycs, Smile, Bbb, Bur
well. Johnson and Pitkiu.
Committee II Commerce and MgHafacfiTes.
Mcssrs. Newton, Lownds. Mitchh!, NJ
MIN, Tallmage, Seybcrt and Tallman.
Committee Of Claims.
Mcssrs. Bassett, Butler, Shaw, Brown.
Moscley, Stanford and Archer.
Committee u Public Lauds.
Messrs Morrow, M'Kcc. Gold. Brecken-
ridge, Blackledge, Boyd and Smith. Of Pen
ComDrtfce .for hie Disfyfcl qf Coluubiq.
Messrs. Lewis, Ringgold, Piper, Pearson
Baker, STOW. and Ormsby.
Committee cfRcUisaf and Un6ak.ied Busi.
nCsq
Messrs Seybcrt, Jackson and Flv.
Committee # .9ccounks.
Messrs. Turner, Blount and Little.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14

Of the various seizures made By yel, Custom
House # vessels and cargoes, that hal arrived
from tins islsnd. The receipt OF this intelli-
gencc has completely paisied the shipments %
various produce, and none otter than those al.
ready prcdicsted, will be hazsrdcd TO YOUR place.
To add 70 this unpleasant information, new
Orsler in Council, It isreportcd, has reached The
colonies respecting this island; in confirmation
Of which, two OF hi, majesty's cruizers appear
ed Oft this place and took station on the first
instant, and detained on that and the 9 succeed
ing DAYS, II vessels laden with produce, and
sent them all down 20 Tortola. An American
schooner that had taken few btls. sugar on
board, is ofthc number detained, and will mn
doubicdly be condemned for breach Of the ma
vlgstion act, which does not permit the export
ct sugar. coffee, cotton, or cocoa, in any other
than British bottoms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
CONG r Ess.
IN SEHaTE.
MONDAY, November II.

MONDAY, November II.
Mr.. Lei6 asked and obtained leave 70 bring
in q bill to authorize the transportation Of
certain documents by mail free of postage !;
which was read twice and ordered to third
reading
The resolution offered by Mr. Giles on
Thursday for referring so much of the Pre-
sident's message as.relates tomanufactures to
a select committee, was agreed to, and
Messrs. Varnum, Worthington, Bradley,
Condit and Dana appointed committee ac-
cordingly.
Theresolution offered by Mr. WIoythins7on,
for referring to a select committe so much OF
the message rs relates Co Indian affairs was
agreed to, and Messrs. Worthington, Pope,
Campbell, (of Tenn.) Crawford aud Gregg
appointed the committee thereon
Mr.. Bradley presented the petition Of the
Washington Canal Company, praying to be
allowed to raise the sum of s So 500 in small
annual lotteries, as authorised by an act of
the Maryland Legislature of Nov. 1895, to
enable them TO complete the same and drain
the ground through which it runs ; which
was read and ordered to lie on the table
MIR. Lloyd presented petition of sundry
inhabitants of Boston, Massachusetts,, stating
that they are Interested in the Importation Of
iron aud other hardwarcs from England, and
praying that provision may be made BY law
Tor the importation of such goods as were boz
ma fide purchased on or before the 22d day
OF February last in the dominions Of Great
Britain, or such other equitable provisions
IS tie wisdom and justice Of Congress may
devise which was read and ordered to lie
Oh the table.
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November 70, 1871
Lately Pa5astcd, o,9 for sale 5y sAncFl

Lately Pu6Astcd, ard fer sale 5v SAMrsa
PLEASINg'S, Richmond
The Speeches OF Alexander Sm,.h (of Jvvibey
in the House OF DELEGATES and ~ the B,r. =
Pocket Companion, on The mans cement, d5scas.
cs, Sc, Of Borscs. with elegant Fngravurs.
10y r, Mason, OF SurTy County, Yrg. 81 -
The YiFginian Orator. OF
Speeches on the Trial Of Aaron burr, BY vii
liam Writ. Ozs
Curtius' Letters, with biographical sketch Of
the Life Of the Author, WtLLtAN THoM-
soN, by George Hay, OT5
gBut few copies Of ti6s work remain on
hand-a third edition will probably be pub
lshed IN the course ofthc ensuing wear.
The Revised Code of Virginia Laws, vols 10
turks history OF Yirginin, 3 vols. $50
Bcthlcm l'ebor, the man-hsttng Palstiue, by the
late John ID. Burk, Of Petersburg, O2S
Hcniur's Statutes at Large, Vols land II, 30 %
The SD Vol OF this work win b. rea,ls
ina few Veeks.---Subscribcr vail please
20 send for their copies. and TO rccousc.,
that one vol. is invariably 60 be pad f2s IN
advance;
Piuttrchs lSslsct) Lives, lsz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
Twenty Dollars Reward.

LOST-On Friday the 1lth instant, between
IIulps Tavern and New Castle, a LIKENESS,
in Miniature, set in a large Gold I.ocket, encios.
ed in Red Moracco case, and wrapped up in
play bill.--Whoever has found II, and will
leave it with Mr.. Wortham at the Rel Tavern,
Richmond, or the subscriber at DunSirk, shall
receive the above reward.
THO. T. LOURY.
Oct. t8. ..
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ALExAxnrIA. Ncv.

ALExAxDpIA, New. IL
The Cour. Of Enquiry at Frcderick(ovn, adj
journed on Thursday last till Thursday the 18th
inst. They have got through all the testimony
which va. before them, and have closed sgl;as.
the admission Of any more; a week WIS allow
cd the General to prepare his defence, < bsing
~ the proceedings It the court
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
} WILL BE SOLD 542 AcRES
j. 4 N ID.
Ut b. additional Sairs ct .fucfioh

~. y. additional Sales ct .fRcfi0a.
Before the front door ofthc Eagle Tavern.
on the 2Sth inst. will be sold for cash, at 10
O'Clock, with the above mentioned property,
one Of the best FEDKdLE COOKS IN Viz
ginia, Twenty-Five years old, one GIRL IS
ycars old, 3 young MEN aud four BOYS,
five or six large young MULES.
The above described property will Ger
tainly be sold without reserve. II fair, ifnot
tl,r next fair day. The number Of slaves
will be considerable increased, as have the
promise Of 20 frcui the Northcn Neck Of
Virginia, to be sold that day.
b. STILL. Aver.
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The above sale Will commence II II oseiock
and on the same dav, wifl also b. sold ~ A-tce;-
on, on me premises, on credit O. five vesrs- th.
HOUSE, & LOT iarely the residence of William
ecrcure, and now IN The occnpAnc,. OF -Fiy-sr.!
cunningham, Esq. on Shockse HilI. ne.r ~
CSpItol Square. The Lot extends soaut 10
feet ~ II inches on l2th Street, and - feet
on Street, and has the additional sfi,z1.-rs or
an Alley II feet vide on the lower side gf tt,.
sala Lot All the improvements thereon. arc
m excellent tepair and sufcierlI es,sssrItJ
% accommodate any family whaleyer-TIe
properly is rented tiil the 1st April. 1917, -
which time Possession may be had, nut The pur-
chaser from the day OF safe 10 receive The rent
quIrteriy.-A bonG with approved personal Sc
curlty bearing interest from me DIN OF sale, the,
interest payable annually, and deed of trust
10 secure The payment Uf the interest annuslI,
and the amount of the bond when il becomes
due, viii be required by
MoNCURE, ROBINSON & PLEASsNTs,
-Auotrs.
Richmond, Nov. II, 1911. tbs.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
II 7 C. II M O NJ ID,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1911.

ETtraet ola icfter. from a genfinan ia Lon
don, 70 his CORRESPONDENT in this hiace, dat,
ed 1871 Sent. 1911.
!" wrote you on the nth inst. per the Pow
hatan. and enclosed 4 newspaper which con
tanned paragraph asserting with great con-
hcence that this country was going to adopt
rctaliatory measures against your pon-impcr-
tation act, but which in fact proves nothing
more than an unfounded report, our minis
tiers not having contemplated an idea of the
kind. Tho holders of American produce,
who had great confidence that some impor-
tant change was about to take place, are
chagrined and mach disappointed; and IN
stead CT animation in our markets with adj
vahced prices, we are al! stupor and have no.
thing TO do.
The prospect Of improy emcnt is very
dreary indeed, and bad as things are, we may
expect them worse before they become bet
ter. There is general anxiety to effect sales
of tobacco, but the dealers and consumers are
all shy and cannot be tempted-what is to be-
Come of the immense stock ofordnary, mid
ding and pretty fair qualities know not
nothing but a miracle can give them VENT
We arc equally dull as to naval stores-there
are plenty of sellers, but no bnyers.-Turpen-
tine maybe quoted at 1ss. & Tar 32s the last
sales having been made at those prices
Our corn market still confines to advance,
owing TO continued reports of failure IN cur.
own crops.-Amcrican snperGEe four Of ex-
cellent quality would sell at this time for
63s''
Horrid Murder was committed on the body
of Mr.. Jordan Marchant, respectable citizen
OF Norfolk Borough and Justice Of the Peace
Tor the county, on "Wednesday evening the 9Th
inst on bis return from, the races near that
| place. The BODY was found next day II an
| pears that he had received several blows, hut
those most fatal We're on the back OF the head
ana IN the face-thesilver in his pockets, and
his watch were taken out, but his pocket book
with some notes remained, which was probably
owing to hurry, for Immediately after the noise
four persons crossed The bridge. Four persons
| have been taken up on suspicion, and commit
ted 10 the County J;,ii-but it is understood that
the circumstances of their guilt are not very
strong, and it is to be feared that the pcrpetrs-
| tors OF this shocking murder, .ema.n yet undis-
covered.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
Oct. f8.

lust reeeired and fer 5oicuf mis- Office, q fe7g
cofies q fhe
TPEfL CFAfR. ". PARKINSON.
iEs; pastor ofthe BAPTIST Church in New-York.
on on Indictment for assault md httc-y, upon
Mrs. E!iza Winirinrhar' T..ssa m Shorthand
b. Wm. Sampson, ESQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14

h,peeied - Riftrord r., The Ia. t..1ss
~ohabf, erfing o. The first as:an,,
sS,l1@ bb.S sspesfas Tia1-.
~ hsh d. 10 g.
so %. nid,ilnrs
50 d. stifefci.
20 Dc. Cosdesaaed seas
55755
JOIN }. Johnson, issy-e.s. n faa.
November et', 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
NOTICE

IN pursuance Of the last viii AMI ,esssrner. of
the late JoHN PsossER, OF +. ichrnond, win b
sold, at Public Auction, at the late dwelling
house OF the decedent, on "Wednesday sj.e 5-,b
day OF Nov INST. al the HOUSEHOLD A.D
hIICHEN FURNITURE, belonging to .s,e es-
tate o, the dsceased-Aiso CARRIAGE aud Z
pair Of well broke Carriags EoIs.sFs--. -
IN the Richmond Theatre. and shs-e N an.
Library Tie terms ofsale wA be cash far IN
sums OF, or under 8 So tor al suns above G sd
negoSisble notes Of ninety days. sltizsActorilv
endorsed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
November IL. 1911. IDS s1''

~ THE foregoing advertisement is calcu-
lated, and was no doubt intended, TO impose a
gross falsohood upon the public, for reasons
which the young nan who wrote It can best cx.
plain. There Is no money due upon any Of tie
bonds mentioned in the deed of trust alluded ~
have repeatedly solicited, but in win. a f.nal
adjustment and close ofthst whole transacted.
and have made frequent propositions Of submit.
ting 20 disin;cgcstcd persons tie exsrtinst on of
incontestib!e vouchers which have, 70 prove
the Payment OF every cent due from me Cor TIE
purchase OF BuoShin. Those vouchers NAV h.
at any time eShihitcd 20 such Is nay feel int
rest enough IN the affair to take The trou,.e os
calling at my Toulouse 60 see chem
shall in due time apply 20 the proper tr;fr-
raj 20 compel z surrender OF those ponds a. ys,l,
of the de,d osuust.
November 70, 1871.
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Richmond, Nov. II, 1911. t,

10y Virtue Ct a Deed of Trust executed
AZ by Col. John Mayo. on the 18th day Of
March, 1908, for the purpose Of securing.
the payment of certain sums of money therc-
in mentioned, TO John Swami, executor of
Samuel Swami, dec. viii be offered for sale.
at Public Auction, for ready money, on tbs
18Th day ct December next, on the premises
a certain TRACT or parcel IF LAND, near
the town of Manchester, in the county of
Chesterfield, supposed to Contain 500 acres
and - poles; Commonly called and known
by the name of BUCH-HILL, for the pur-
pose OF raising between four and FIVE hun
dreddoliars, being the balance due upon one
OF the bonds mentioned in the said Deed q
Trust.
THE TRUSTEES
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
PRINTING.

~ an IRIS YAGfgTr NEATtr ENEcU-
qEB ~ 7RE AeevS oFFIes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14

Am Thursday the 2Sth day Of this month,
" at o'clock, the subscriber will sell, be-
fore the door of the Eagle Tavern, the fol-
lowing valuable stock of II O z F. S, viz:
SPOTT, in foal by Superior, her produce
Rosetta, black filly by Sir-Harry, promi-
SEES to make good runner, being winner
this fall over Fairfield Course; two year
old colt by Hamilton, large and handsome;
and year old FLY by Admiral Nelson al
So two very well bred mares in foal. The
above mare Spott was gotten by Bedford,
her dam by Cade, Srand-dam an imported
Alfred mare, and otherwise partaking of the
best English crosses. Spott was q winner ut
s years old, as likewise Mountaineer her bro
Their, who was often successful on the turf.
Theimported mare produced twice and died,
neither of her colts were trained.--The Cade
mare left but two descendants, Spott and
Mountaineer. These are strong circumstan-
ces that the stock may be calculated upon
for tie turf.
,ALS0 WILL BE SOLD 542 AcRES
j. n n ID,
Lying in the county Of King William, near
Frazer's ferry, adjoining the laads Of VIM.
Gregory, Christopher Johnson, Mourning
IiDscomb and Ambrose Dudley, extending
within a few hundred yards of Matapony n
YER Of good quality, lies well, and sufficient
ly timbered
VIM. CAMBRIDGE.
November 9th, 1871.
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80 20. -. o.

INV lOEks nov. y.
E~fyact qfa letter fan a Cmacosa in 81 lar
fLoiomevs, 70 bisJ ,io.a "a Mis eiL, eafe. cct.
20fh, 1911.
"By the schooner Ros.mond. arrived this
morning from your por,, ln ~ d.. s, yoar scvc-
raj favors Of Isl, IN. and 18Th inst. have been
duly received l.sszsuzE2S nt-ie!rg an account
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-14
FDrrNnu nnnrn

ErecRf0r u John Pr,sss,. deceased.
Nov. lIth, 1911 tds
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cs0frts rersirrscunt.

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towns iii which the editor shall have an agent,
must always pay in advance after the first
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proper to observe, that each number of the
W're&ly Register Will have about one fourth
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to the Commonwealth, near the Bell Tavern.
"a dollars per annum.l

You POSSESS country which, in less than
century, will probably contain fifty millions
OF isihabitants. You have, with great exc
pense OF blood and treasure, rescued your-
selves and your posterity from the domination
OK Europe. Perfect the good work you have
begun, by forming such arrangements and
institutions as bid fair for ensuring to The pre-
sent and future generations the BLESSINGS for
which you have successfully contended.
"May the Almighty Ruler of the Universe,
wlSs has raised you to independence, and gil
YEA you a place among the nations of the
earth, make the American Revolution an Era
IN the history ofthe world, remarkable for tho
progressive increase ofhuman happiness 20
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THURSDAY, jury IS, 1911.

ceding outline is very extensive; but when
the great quantity of matter the work will
contain is considered, there will appear room
enough to attend to every part OF it as we
progress with the publication.
such is as nearly the plan on which the
Weekly Register will be conducted as at pre-
sent can be delineated. We think it promi-
ses something interesting at the present mo-
mcnt, and, as book of reference, fund of
reading always at hand, work Of much pro-
bablc value. az 1t is presumed every sub
scriber will carefully file his numbers, under
an assurance they viii always be worth the
hrst cost, containing much more usef llaaatte1
thu, eocr gcas published IL, arg Gart ofshe
Sporta for the came money. With tile last
number of each volume will be delivered a
oipatc inelc1; and general titLs free of ex-
pense.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-25
NOTICE.

THE subscriber being about to close final
ly his administrator account upon the e.
tate OF William Garter, late Of Tlenrico coup-
~, deceased. deems l. proper to notify ali
those who have claims against the said ss-
tate, 60 bring them forward for settlement.
as he surplus now in mis- hands will in a sho~t
time pass in.o the hands Of the distribute
JOHN CARTER, admr. Of
WILLIAM CARTE,
July 10, 1911. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-25

THE citizens Of Richmond are respectful
ly notified that the city taxes arc now due
and BY the terms Of the ordinance lam bound
to pay che amount thereof into the hands OF
the Chamberlain on or before the FIRST day
OF November next, and therefore can apply
once only for payment, and in case OF default,
shall be compelled, tho reluctantly, TO di-
rec. distress to be made indiseriminately.-
shall proceed in the collection on the first
day Of next month.
JOHN T. PRICE, Sergt. Of
the City Of Richmond.
July IS, 1917. ia.
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Valuable property for Sale.

TIE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets, and
formerly by Mr.. William Fenwick,- also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occupied
BY Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House in this city--Two hundred and fifty
acres Land il Campbell county, and = Lot
in Port Mayo. ] deem it unnecessary to de
scribe the advantages attached 70 this proper
u, as | presume these that wish to purchase
will view tic same. L 40 thousand dollars
in cash win be required, the balance viii be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
to
BRAXTON CRADDCcK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. II
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SOMETHING NEW.
P&OpOsALs
For publishing by authorization, in the eity Q,
Baltimore, on a Eiaa entirely nesy,
A PERIODICAL WORK,
The Weekly Register.

-- --- wish no ether herald,
\! NO otiier speaker of my living actions,
keep mine honor from corruption
" But such an honest chronicle
oEAKE S?EARE---EENRY wiz.
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The a7th and zen Numbers If
pr. Recess New Cyclopedia
For Subscribers,
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-23
R. l. Taylor, En-.
ALEXAHDRII.
Joseph SPEAR,
MOST reshecyuAy Informs his Friends and me
Public,

Most reshecyuHy Informs his Friends and me
Public,
THAT he has commenced the C.5BiNEI
BUSINESS in all its various branches, near
ly opposite tie Vendus Store, Psince~stree'
--hc also makes and re pairs all kinds oil NM
steal Instruments, such as Pisno fortts'
Bass Viols, Viohns, Guitars, &c. and W.!
also furnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for fifteen dollars. He hopes ''1
goodness of his materials, the soundness O
his work, and the strict attention ne intcn
paying to his business, will ensure him 90,
couragement from a generous public. An
Of the above branches of business VIII be e$-
ecuted at the shortest notice.
June Is. -"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-23
A copy-Iest:
Alexander Moore, Reg.
THIS Is to giye Notice,

That the subscriber. of Alexandria coun
tv, in the district of Columbia has obtained
from the Orphans Coultof said county let
ters Of administration, with the will annex
ed. on the estie Of JOHN Hodgkins, late OF
the county aforesaid deceased: all persons
having claims against the said decedent, are
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on
or before the first day OF April next, or they
may by law be excluded from all beneht to
said estate and those indebted thereto are
required to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this first day OF Oc'
tober, 1911
William Herbert, Jun.
Administrator of John Hodg kias,
October 3 eo4W