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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
September 9
o. Great Bargains.

TINE subscriber contemplating remov-
i al to the country, offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE, consisting Of
Sideboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, Tables of
various descriptions and other Furniture too
tedious to mention-all of which he will dis
pose of on very reasonable terms for cash Or
good notes.
James Ward.
N. B. A good ten plate STOVE, with
Pipe-Also, Franklin do. for sale by the
subscriber. j. w.
September 10 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
Valuable Lands for Sale.

Under the authority of two deeds OF trust
from HENRY Ross, deceased, to the SUBJ
scribers, we will offer at public sale, at the
coffee house, in the town Of Alexandra,
on A10NDAY the Soth day Of September
next,
THREE tracts or parcels of LAND. con-
j. tanning about $50, no and $50 acres
each, situate in the county of Fairfax, and
lying on the Little River Turnpike Road,
adjoining the lands of Judge Fitzhugh, Viii
liam Moss, the representatives of John Moss,
deceased, Giles Fitzhugh and others-dis-
tant from the cities of Washington & Alex
andria about seven miles
These tracts are 50 laid off as to embrace
proportion of cleared land tolerably VOL
enclosed, and woodland, with an abur6ancc
of timber and fuel. On one of the lots are
we'll improved productive meadow, about an
hundred acres well taken with red clover,
and an inexhaustable body of soap or fire
stone, the value Of which for ovens, fire pla-
ces, sc. is generally known, being worth s
dollars the Wagon load at the quarry.
A credit of six, twelve * eighteen months
will be allowed bonds with approved secu-
rity will be required; and a lien will be re-
tanned on the property until payment.
r. M. Scott,
VIM. Mofs.
August q cots
The editor of the National Intelligenceris
requested to insert the above advertisement
and send lis account to this office for pay.
ment.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
YEATON & CONWAY

Haze inst received by Schooner Sally .d''s,
CAM. Sher5mne, and offer for Sale,
1000 bushels co rse Liverpool Salt
100 barrel. New England Rum
IL do. Mackarel
50 boxes Soap
90 do: Candles
SO tierces Yellow Ochre
20 kegs Tongues and Sounds.
IN STORE,
so barrels New York Prime Pork
90 do beei
20 do. Resin
90 do. Turpentine
90, 900 lbs. Green Coffee
1000 do Sheathing Paper
1000 do Shesthing Nails
1000 do Spikes
Bar Iron
Russia and Ravens Duck
Seine AMI Sewing Twine.
September Do"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
T. w. PEYTON

OFFERS F0R Sd L 4,
Hayanna Sugar IN boxes
Antigua and Jamaica Rum
Holland and New York anchor Gin
Old Madeira Wiac in bottles & hail pipes
London p ,rticalar Tenerifs ditto
Spanish Hides-Cotton
Green Coffee, Imperial & Y. Hyson Tea
500 barrels shsd and Herrings
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt
10000 bushels ditto
500 tons Plaster Of Paris.
August % dlw&eawlm
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60 Hat Mandatory.
EDWARD LANGLEY,
August 23

EDWARD LANGLEY,
TAKES this method to return his thanks
to his friends and the public, tor the
liberal support he has received since he COM
menced business in this place, and respect
fully informs them he has purchased the
HATING ESTABLISHMENT formerly beiong-
ing to Mr.. WNliam II. S. Faw, together with
a large assortment of HITS, which he Will
sell at the most reduced prices, wholesale
or retail He Intends, in future, carrying on
the business at the stand lately occupied oy
Mr. Faw, opposite the Indian Queen tavern'
King street where he hopes to be able to
rive satisfaction to all who may please to ia
yor him with their commands.
August 80 ot9t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
IayLoe's Malleable Iron.

A few tons of that celebrated Malleable
Bar Iron from Botetourt county, held III
sach high estimation at the Virginia manu-
factory of arms at Richmond-for sale by
James Sanderson.
Aouusf 90 q
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District of Columbia,

District of Columbia,
County of Alexandria, to wit.
July Term, 1911.
Samuel Harper, complainant,
against In
Daniel Kennedy, and Richard : Chancerg.
Parrett & Stephen H. Fling,
defendants.
The defendant Daniel Ken
nedy, not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statute and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said Daniel Kennedy is not an inha-
Infant of this district: on motion of the said
complainant by his counsel. it is Ordered,
that the said defendant Daniel Kennedy, do
appear here on the first day of next term and
enter his appearance to the suit, and give Sc
curity for performing the decree ofthe court,
and that the other defendants Richard Par
rett and Stephen H. Fling, do not pay away,
convey, or secrete, the debts by them owing
to, or the estate or effects in their hands be.
longing to the said absent defendant Daniei
Kennedy, until the further order or decree
of this court, and that copy OF this ORDER %
forthwith published for two months success
siyely in one of the public newspapers pub
lished in this county, and that anotner copy
be posted at the front door OF the court hopss
of said county.
A copy-Teste,
G. Deneale, c. c.
Ausu,, !. law2n
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
~ FAIRFAX RACES.
August 90

~T@HE Fairfax Jockey Club Races will
4 commence at this place on THURS
DAY the 9Th of September next-the pur-
scs for the two first days will be handsome
the third day town purse worthy the atten-
ton of sportsmen. On each day the money
will be hung up at the starting pole. The
course is handsome, equaled by few on the
continent, and in good order. The first day
three mile heats--the second two mile, and
the third one mile. sc.
John Radcliffe, sec'y.
~ There is training stable kept at the
place, where any gentleman can get accom-
modated handsomely.
August 2s dtlethSept
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13

1 DIS v AYE ASooJ ~
the accommodation of all gentlemen who
may wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or Sheep
on the Island adjoining the Washington
Bridge. do imagine it as good, if not the
best, the county or district can afford, as
well as its proximity to the different mar
kets, viz Washington, George Town and
Alexandria.
August %
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PUBIC SALE.

ny virtuo oil deed of trust from ISAAC
ID SHREvE and HANNAH his wife, to the
subscriber, executed for the purpose OF sa-
,isfying debs due from Isaac Shreve to the
Bank of Alexandria, will bcexposcd to public
sale, on credit of six, twelve and eighteen.
months, on the premises, on the 18th day OF
September next, LOT or half an Acre OF
GROUND, situated in the town OF Alex
,ndri,. ON the east side of Washington
street & south side OF Wilkes street
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
August u
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MbortGnt Letter,

From four of the Members of the first
Baptist Church of New York, appointed to
xanine into the conduct OF their Pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. PARKINSON, and report the
same to the different ministers of the church,
can be had at r. Gray's and Cotton * Stew
arts book stores.
September
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
a. Negroes zoanted.

e. Negroes Uante6.
SOME likely young NEGROES, between
10 and IS years of age, are wanted to pur-
chase-Two Blacksmiths, woman who un-
derstands house business and is good scam
stress, are wanted, tor which the most ilbe-
raj prices will be given. Any person wish
ing to sell, will please to apply to MIR. WASH
ington, keeper Of the Washington tavern:
August 26
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-13
NEW NOVELS.
The Battle Of TaIayera.

The Battle Of 7al0yera,
A POEM:
From the eighth London edition, with ad"
ditions embellished with striking likeness
oil Lord Weliagton, and "a plan OF the scene
of action. Price, SO cents.
ALSO,
The Maniac, beautiful poem, In the man.
ner of Montgomery Wanderer OF Swi!zer-
land.
Miss Aikins's Epistles on Women:
AND,
The Curse Of Kehama, poem
lire just received, for safe by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller, King street.
Augusta coz"
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JUST PUBLISHED,
For sale by ROBERT GRydY, Nss-s'reet;
The CURSE OF KEHAMA;
n NEW POEM:
BY ROBERT soUTHY.
In Q Volumes Price 81 so

In Volumes Price 81 SO
disc, the following PLAYS
~ USTAVUS VASA; Doubtful Son 8
VI Italian Father New Way to Pay Old
Debts; Hit or Mis-; Orphan Of Prague /;
Twenty Years ago; Family Legend; Agree
able Surprize; Not at Home Love.a-la'
Mode; Poor Gentleman F; Merchant OF We
nice; Every Man in his Humor; Hamlet
Travestic Henry the fourth Knight OF
Showdown Lady Of the Lake.
and
Two elegant patent London made PI.dNo
FOR1.ES, with additional Keys to { Pedal.
August l6
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lust Received,

Just Received,
A trunk vi Ladies ne est fashioned Shoes
ON HAND,
: $50 bales prime Upland Cotton,
8 boxes Carolina Indigo,
8 boxes low priced Chip Bonnets.
Shoes aad Trunks as usual OF every de-
scription- -,
z. Gilman.
lime 90. cost law
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~ PasTURAGE ready tor

September 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
INSIRUCIIONS. s..

THE subscriber gives to his several agents the
L following instructions for regulating the prices
OF his licences TO his several patented improve
mcnts, during his patent term.
The following rule is TO be observed with respect
to those who take licence within one year from
the 22d of January 1871.
That in instance the price Of licence shall be
more Than half of the interest OF the sums that
the agent may fairly judge that the improvement Will
save during the patent terms less than half the
sum tha, it will in wages and boarding, in one
year to the purchaser Of the .icence of which the
agent is be the sole judge, according to the situa
ton for business, under the following instructions
For Gcencs 10 his improvements ia the arr cf mdnn-
jactnrin! Rotr and meal
According to the quantity -four the mill make.
Millstones f. in diameter will manufacture 49 bbls.
in - hours.
Millstoncs f. in diameter will manufacture So bbls.
in "a hours
Mllstones it. in diameter will manufacture IS bbs
in ~ hours.
Milstones it. in diameter will manufacture Is bbls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
FOUL TEETH.

IN consequence Of CarioHs and IoN1EEJU
the BreaM Of almost every person ID ren-
dered OGensipe. There are few persons, who
have not more or less of the scsryey about
the Teeth and Gums, in the form Of dark
scale or cr,sst, OF a tartarious nature, and
closely adheriDg to the teeth and, which If
not c0reftHs remored, soon corrodes the e,i0m-
ei and subjects them TO that worst Of pam,
the Tooth .iche.
Carious and foul Tech, frequently occasion
head ache, and other nervous diseases, sick
stomach and fever. Add 10 these the Dcfsr-
m'ty Of the mouth, occasioned By Jom and de-
.fectipe Teeth.
To prevent these disagrceabe conscquen-
ces, every person should attend to the diseas-
cd state of their teeth in early life.
And did people reflect upon the subject,
there is hardly any thing which would appear
worse, than mouth full of Jom and car.sns
Ieek.
CT LADIES and GENTLENEN, who wish
to preserve their 'fccth for fashion and future
usefulness, and 10 have them made clean,
white and beautiful, would do we'll to apply
to the PHPSICL4N at
No. 10, MARLBORO-STHEET
near the Methodist Chapel who operates as
Dentist
or Advice given gratis. Dec. 2l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

EFFECTS OF SURPRIZE.


AN attorney being previously afflicted with the
gout, which had confined him several weeks to his
chamber, launched out in all those ex,rayaganees
of passion which generally attend that excruciating
disorder Ills pain was exec ssivc, that, though
ut other times he not addicted to profanencss
Of speech, he this occasion exercised his tongue
in the most bitter invectivcs, cursng his leg, and
wishing the d. and d--n would rid him of IT,
Father ,hn suffer him to undergo such torture and
pain. A chimney had been directed to
come that day and sweep the kitchen chimney nc
sent his boy before him with message that nc
would Immediately follow the boy, in order to pre-
pare for his masters coming, got up the chimney to
observe the state Of it, but in coming down he mis-
took his course, and came down the chimney of the
chamber where the attorney sitting cursing his
gouy ley. To account for the boys mistake, it
must be observed, that both kitchen and chamber
chmneys had the same funnel to convey out the
smoke. The boy, seeing the attorney, made his o.
besance in his way,and said, lour han'be servant,
SIR my master is coming immediately" The after
ncy forgetting, probably being unacquainted with
the circumstance of the chimney being to be swept,
thought that the imprecations he had uttered had
really called forth the ID he therefore agi.
tted with the idea, that forgefn of the disorder nc
laboured under, he jumped oil his chair, and to the
establishment Of all the family down in the ktch
en- though the gout had never visited him but
what is the most extraordinary he has never since
been in the least troubled with it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
EEIS-A LAUGuABLE ANECDoTE.

MRS w, Al rich lady, remarkable for her av-
arcious meanness, being in her carriage on visit to
a noble family, on her way awoman with bask.
ct Of Eels Of whom she bought two, pounds. tied
them up in her handkerchief (and not caring to
leave them in her chariot for fear her servants would
pifcr thc,n) put them in,her pocket, and presently
arrived at the place Of appointment, where was
Numerous asscmblage of the politics, company. She
hail not sat long, the wriggling gentry. having
broke loose, (unperceived by hcr) were shu:'ling a.
wAy in variety of directions fom her pctticoats to
the ncxpressbe surprize and diversion of all pres
ent, except herself; who, covered with confusion
left tho abruptly, but no, before she .ad care
full, picked up every one of her Ees.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

O. For an elesatoF in clover mill
rot less than 80
10 For an elevator in a plaster
mill, not less than 30
For an elevator for other gen.
orally, SO
H. For license to mill
for liking plaster, or Indian corn
to be ground with the cob for food for
catte,- ~
- For license to use his patent
stove with tale or glass doors to dis
play the i2ht of the fire, either with
or without It's other Improvements, 10
l3 For license To his lmproy-
ed steam engine, for mills, boats, &c.
the price cannot be set by any gene
raj rule, none but experienced work
men make them.
With interest in each from the time the i'm
proyemen's were FIRST used within the patent term
until paid.
No license to be granted other than those prepar-
ed in printed blank forms by the subscriber under
his own hand and seal.
You are in no instance to call on any person more
than once TO demand payment, and you are to pros
ecute all persons for damages, that you discover
using the above Improvements without license
A OLIVER EVANS.
N B Licenses may be obtained Of the folownga
gents, yz:
SETH YOUNG, Pennington, Connecticut.
SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Athens, state of n. York.
SALONS SHEWEL, Esq Philsdclpha
JOSEPH EVANS, Newport, Delaware state.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS, Esq Baltimore
JOHN LOVE, Esq. Fanquer Courthouse, Via.
EVAN EVANS, WasLrgton-Cty.
Capt JOHN MOODY, Richmond, Virginia.
CHRISTIAN MERkEL, now travelling in South
COrona and Georgia.
LUTHER STEPHENS, Esq. Lexington Kentucky.
GEORGE EVANS, Pittsburg.
Philadelphia, Jan l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

THE subscribers contemplating close OF their
l. concern, give this publick notice, and earnest
ly solicit all persons indebted by or book ae-
count, to settle. The same Immediately.
They have on hand, handsome and fresh assort-
ment of
DRY GOODS,
which they will dispose OF very low terms, fer
cash or short credit. The publck are respectfully
invited to call and see
MUMFORD e TILLINGHAST,
Jan. 10. No. 1l9, Thames Street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
ANECl)O1'E.

NUMBER OF gentlemen and ladies' met to
spend social evening. Soon after, as is common at
such times, apples were handed about. A gentleman,
taking seed of All apple, snapped at lady on the
opposite side of the room, which the lady observing,
returned another. and struck him on the forehead
The gentleman somewhat mortified by missing his
aim, asked her, T" why dare you contend with me ,"
"Bccause (replied the LADY, We are promised the
seed Of the woman shall bruise the Serpcafs head"
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POEW1.
ron THE RHonE.IsLAEp REPUBLICAN,.
a UYYHER'D PROSPECT.

Il WIIUERO PROSPECT.
WINTER now had left the hills,
Dsest in gaycst robes of Spring;
Down the mounts in's side the rlls
Fiowd with an increased ring.
Mildly o'cr the brow OF night
Wavd the zcphyrs balmy breeze;
CYSTHIA round dispensed light
Fragrance crownd the blooming trees.
To that place where wood -nymphs play,
Sweetly in yon verdant grove;
To that known delightful way,
Where oft 1T evening rove.
Fancy, with vivid fight,
Wmgd me to this rJral seat,
Here the lover finds a. Light,
When the loy'd his senses greet.
Or when pleasant prospect fires
Klnding thoughts Of bliss supreme,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rays Of choicest pleasures beam.
Hitler had young EDWARD hicd-
Here upon The gicbe reclin'd;
EpwArp was the village pride,
Virtues mantle garb'd lis mind.
EpwARp's councils seldom fal'd
10 reclaim the slaves Of vice
Truth o'.r all bis words prevail'd,
Which would like his ways entice.
when he was JOYFUL, all around
Appear'd with him delight to know
Whcn he was sad, gloom grolound
Dsplay'd the lureu spectre-woE.
Here he heard ELIzA's voice
Echo through the fragrant grove,
Here he lslen'd, out Of choice
To the notes that waken'd love.
To the height Of mortal bliss,
Iycry note would wait his soul,
Promising pure happiness.
Cares and troubles ceasd control
but the hope that blooms at morn,
Like the flower, must fade and die
He that's joyful grows forlorn,
Falling from some summit Ligh.
Falling from downy scat,
Fancy wic!ds aloof from care
To perplexi,ics retreat,
10 the plains Of grim despair.
Ere the bridal morn arriv'd,
Death had clos'd ELIzA's eyes,
kDwARp scarce the shock surviv'd,
BY degrees his converse dies.
Now prospect Gll'd with IIcav'n,
Has become barren scene
Nut has This one lesson giv'n--
Mortal Pleasures Ga a dream.
CORDELLt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
JOB.

A CERTAIN novel writer takes an oppsrtunity,
In of his volumes, where lie abuses the trade Of
author, to introduce job. saving, 80 that mine
enemy had written "a book ~ which he siHrms to be
the 5ffers" ,sish that ever came from his lps Might
he not have improved its severity by this slight alcr-
stion Oh! that mine enemy were obliged to read
my book" That would perhaps have been aJob
g. Job himself.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
VALUABLE FARM.

TOR SALE, by the subscriber, a val
Il liable FARM, very pleasantly situated in tie
town of Middetown, about niles from Newport,
adjoining the river, the east side of the islard.
where there is good fishing and fowlng, and near to
the beach, afordmg plenty Of manure. The Farm
contains about 40 or so acres Of excellent Land,
good Dwelling House and Out Buildings forced With
stone wall well watered, and an Orchard thereon of
the best grated fruit trees just coming to maturity
For terms, apply the subscriber, on the preser'
WILLIAM TAGGART.
Middletown, Nov. z, 1910.
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TO BE LEI,
LathoAck Seminary Lotteyy.

L4tH0fiCR O6MH0iy Lottery.
.THE. drawing of the Frenchtosvn CatAe-
l. lick Seminary Lottery, third Class, will
positively commence on the lst MONDAY
OF March next, sickness or death excepted
Persons having drawn Tickets in the present
Class, and who have neglected taking out the
same, are hereby reQuo sted to call immedi-
ateiy, or they will be sealed up and lodged
with the Town Clerk Of this town, for the
benefit OF those persons only who purchased
their tickets of the Managers or some person
legally authorized by them to sell the same.
PARDON TILLINGHAST,
THOMAS FRY, Managers.
GEORGE CARD,
hP TICKETS may be had of either of
the Managers, and at the Office of the Rhode
Island Republican, if called for soon.
East-Greenwich, Dec. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
NOTICE..
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE Subscribers having been appcinr-
cd by the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town "a
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims against
the Estate of
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchant,
late OF said Newport, deceased, represented m
solvent do hereby give notice that Sin months from
the date hereof are allowed to tic creditors of said
estate, to bring in their respective claims TO either
of the subscribers, at their respective dwellings,
within uic time aforesaid.
Ra'its 1o. ToxD.ssn. o.ssaN' 'o"' o'"''''''"'r'
And all persons indebted 10 said es,ate, are rs-
qucsted 10 make inme' s.~syr'sst's
Sr., $50. 49,. slretrir.
W. illustrator.
.Ncr5crt, he, 40
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
FOR SHE,
LOT OF LAND.

Tor SALE, by the subscriber, valuable Lot of
l. Land, situated at the of Division and
Church-str Said lot would be valuable stand for
for srctaiers shopper would make pleasant situatss
for dwelling-house For terms apply to
jan 9. NORTON WIIIBOR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13
Nefoport pCtei-t0r sale.

THAT noted and valuable stard fer
Il TAVERN, now occupied ty capt RIcHASs
BARXER, with the store, stable, coachlouse &c all
con plete re- pair, is now offered f,r sale.
.fiso-a Lot of excellent Land, containing
about acres, half mile from town.
Likewise-a Garden Lot, in Barney-street.
1SO feet by 48. Possession will be given the 1st
of October next For further particulars, inquire of
JOHN A. COLLINS.
December 5.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-08
Tobacco Note Lost

r OST, some lime near the irst Of April,
LA note for one Hog'he d Of zo6aeeo---
mark w S. number 4es-weight ! 1873, i37,
los6-lodged in the Alexandra warehouse.
Application will be made for the renewal 6f
said noie, and this notice is published for tho
purpose of preventing any innocent person
from taking an assignment Of the same from
any per,os, who may have found it.
John Stuart.
APril23. eol3t'' -
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
Tins rs To c2Ue Notice.

That the subscribers, of Alexandra coun
ty, in inc district of Columbia, have obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court Of said county,
letters tes,ameptary Oh the estate of SETH
CxRTwn1GHT, late of the county aforesaid,
de3easrd: MI persons having cl.ims ag; INST
the SAID deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
iiibu'1hc same, with the vouchers thereof,
10 the subscribers, on or before the Goth day
Of O:toper next. or trey may by law be ex-
'cludsd from all benefit to said estate and
,hoae indebted thereto ere required to make
immediate payment. Give under our hands
this 2Oth Anrii. I8ll