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March %.

" ikGlNIA AT Superior Court OF CHAINS
Gerry, holden at the Capitol in the CITY of
Richmond, the fourth day CT F,b 1911.
Richard Henderson and Charles Tylers
adm'rs OF Charles Carter, deed. Plt,}s
Against
chlTlss ]. Love and George Washington
Campbell, Dsps. w
The defendant, George Washington Campbell,
not having entered his appearance and given ses
curly according to the act of assembly and ,be
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the satis-
faction OF the court, that he is not an inbabitaue
or THIS country on motion OF the plaintiff by his
counsel, III 4, ordered, That the said defendane
do appear here on the first day of The next terri.
aud answer the bill of the plaintiff; and thai =
c3py OF This order he forthwith inserted in SONG
newspaper published in the city of Richmond foe
Two months successfully and posted at the frou.s
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
Copy.-Test.
March 90. %
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NJ OTICE-By virtue of deed of trust ex.
IN cuted to us by Nicholas Durham, for the
purpose of securing the payment of certain debts
therein mentioned, will be sold, on the premises.
to the highest bidder, for cash, on Thursday,
the 9th OF June next, if fair. (if not) the next
fair day, two tracts of LAND lone on which the
said Durham now resides, lying in the county
ofCumberland, containing 1928 acres, more or
less; and bounded by the laRds of George Hol-
man, Joseph Anglea and the lands of John Ma
cons estate-the other also lying in tue county
OF Cumberland, containing 81 J acres and boun.
ded by the lands of the said Geo Holman, 10.
sePh Angica, Page p. Thinny and the SAID Ma.
cons estate.
TsCHARNER WooDsoN, y.n.,.s.
GEORGE HOLMAN 1'nefeeS
April 80. w4xE
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eneniyss pos;tion.--rhe sixth DIVISION formed
Campbell, the regiment of Huss lrs. & the Is
draguons supported the light division, the 1&ti,
regt. of drag ons supported he FIST division, &
the royal drsgoons tine third.
These movements had the effect of compei.
ing the enemy to abandon his strong position on
this side of the Ceira, having suffered conside-
rable loss. & the colonel Of the seth reg't was
made prisoner.
The light troops # m Il gen. Pi.ton's div.
sion under he command Of colonel Williams, &
general NIghtiog ,le's brigade, were principal
" engaged upontne right, and 95,h regiment i'm
front OF tina light 1ivision. These troops all con-
Quoted themselves in the most gallant manner /;
the flying artillery under the command of cap
tains Ross & Bull also distinguished themselves
on this occasion. Our troops took great deal
of baggage & some ammunition Wagons in Fog
de Aroucc.
in motion sooner, in cons quence Of a thick fog,
which lasted until late in tile morning, and 1t
was dark when wetoek the last position of the
enemy. During the night the enemy retreated,
having destroyed the bridge over the Cera, &
leaving small rear guard on the other side of
the river. Tine bridge at Fog de Arouce having
been destroyed, the fatigue which the troops
have suffered for the three last days, together
with the want of provisions, have induced me not
to pursue the enemy this day.
, Since my despatch to your excellency of the
18Th, have learned some details respecting the
surrender of Bsdsios Ii seems that the enemy
hadmade u breach on The 9th, about Is feet wide,
but 1t was by no means practicsble.--On the
same day the governor answered the signal and
ackno wledged himself acquainted with the pur.
port OF my message ton the 10Th, nostilities,
were suspended, & on the Hth, the place sur
rendered, the garrison, remaining prisoners of
war, to march out with theusual honors, &c.
The garrison consisted of 1000 men, while the
force of the enemy ~ was no more than
/ 5000 infantry & 1000 cavalry. The place was
neitner in want of provisions or ammunition.
In my let of the 9th ins1 to the governor of
Elvas, requested him to desire the governor Of
BHdJos, 10 keep the retrest OF Massena secret,
so that 1t might not come to the knowledge of
: the enemy thr ugh deserters Jas hoped marshal
Berestord wouli find him occupied in the siege
OF Bad.jos The governor of that place diyuie-
ca the intelligence as he received it, at
fecting at the same time to disbelieve it. He
tso communicated the information to the French
general
As soon as Badajos surrendered, TIE enemy
directed ms operations against Campo Mayor,
and IL on his march against that place.
! have the honor, &c
! WELLINGTON.
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vT$Ife Subscriber having Gnit tie Gro.efy
q Business, and expects 10 be absent from
TINS place Tor some mon,ns, has AUTHORISED
Messrs. Eobson and Bracket. of Manchester, 10
settle his Accounts--Those who my have
claims against him, will please call on them for
payment, and all those who may ne in arrears,
hope will call and settle their respective ballan-
ces without delay, as 40 longer indulgence can
be gveu-Messrs Hobson and Brackets receipt
will he good tor any money paid them, as they
are the only persons authorised to settle my &C.
counts
DANIEL GORDON
Manchester, May 8. WOW
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/ WILL sell privately 400 acres land in Lou
isa, on Fork Creek near Marks mill in a
populous and respectable neighborhood, this
land is ad, Dining very extensive and fine range
for stock, has from so to 60 acres of rich creek
land well adapted to grass, and nearly one half
the tract in wood, most of which is good timber
land the plantation well inclosed ard with
some labor may be made very valuable farm
the land is under lease, but if sale is made of it.
possession may be had next fall, he proprietor
having removed TO Kentucky, will sell a great
bargain in the above mentioned lands for terms
apply to
LANCELOT MINOR, Attorney
foy 10HN TODD.
Feb 90 w12wg
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ME Commissioners ave appointed To meet
Il IN Manchester. on Monday the 9Th May
next, from whence they viii proceed TO view
and mark out the way 'al road - be opened
from that place to tie E3tth C,ralme line as
directed by an act passed at the last session of
the General Assembly.
April 20, 1911 w5wN
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ANYWAY, from the plantation Of the SUBJ
~ scriber. adjoining The town OF New Castle.
aoout two months ago, likely black negro w"-E
mon, named Marina or Matty, aged about 60
tall, and ofrather detected countenance She
was lately brought from Norfolk. where she.
had been the property ola Mrs Gibbons. now
deceased, at which place, or in Gloucester or
Essex, expect sheis harbored, or perhaps $S
Rockets or in Richmond
whoever will lodge the above Woman in jaiIs,s
or deliver her to Mr.. Ihon,as Gayie my Mana /:
ger at the plantation aforesaid, shall receive ing
above reward, together with reasonable expen-.
ces. g
S, RoANE.
Richmond Anril 96 -.
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= ANDS FOR SALE, in the State OF Ken
Z Il tucky-The Subscriber offers for sale
Three Tracts Of Land in the state Of Kentucky.
at reduced price, viz. one tract Of 1000 acres
in the county OF Mason, the other two in the
county of Ohio, on Rough Greek and Green
river, being first rate land. The tract on Rough
Creek contains 5000 acres, that on Green river
1000 acres
On the 5000 acres on Rough Creek are salt
works which will be valuable to the pur-
chaser : tide TO the above lands is indisput-
able.
JOHN p. DUAL.
Richmond, april 16 oaftf
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HUBBARD 81 LYMAM

IEAVEj jest received considerable additions
II TO thar Stock of
sPRIN GoODSs
AMONG WHICH ARE
beautiful seeded, clustered, and other Muslins.
h nm a. and Ga Cotton Cambrics Ginghams |;
Blue and Yellow Nankeens elegant Cambria
Prints; coored twill'd Csmbrics, for ]. adde's
Dresses India Cottons, &c SC
Also, piece of sape,fne black american
6Toadclofh, which those who are partial to A.
merican manufactures are invited to call and ex-
anime.
RI. & L. are in daily expectation of receiy-
ing further supply of New and fashionable
Goods.
nay 10. w4w
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THE SUBSCRYB Err.

\ NTENLS in future, to pract.cc LAW in
the Superior and Inferior Courts OF Abe
marie County. He will continue his prctice in
the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Louisa and
9oochland.
WV. G. POINDEXTER.
Louisa, May 3. w6wT
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" lRGlNIA Alta Superior Court OF Char
~ gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the City os.
Richmond, the fourth day of February 1911.
Joseph Chitten assignee of Robert Hereford.
VINO was assignee Of Thomas A. Hereford,
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CASH STORE.

WILLIAM PATTERSON & Co have
w just received and are nov opsiing AZ
their Store, doors below the Bell.Tayefr md
next door to Mr. Samut! peasants b 9k store.
. large and elegant assortment of SPRINes
GOODS; comprising East lydia, Germ ~
French and British manufactures, and viii contiy
nue. to receivs regular supplies which they are
disposed to sell very low for cash, only.
Nay7. wlWp
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HE sB6tyibey, haviag disposed gFa great
part Of his stocE IN trade, is sfiR anxious TO
stH shs remainder consisting Of the best choice of
WIVES, Rams, China Fare, Glass, do Teas
&c C-e.---As the asso,tpleat is veyy com
oiete ard f tie best quality, it deserves the auea.
fon If n eayesasey wiiG7g BY his exeytions to en-
ter 'gfo business very pyeftabfe.
AUBIN LAFOREST
Mayi wI2w
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against
Robert L. Blackburn, admir-. with the vii, an
nexed, OF VIM. Burberry, decd, Laurence Ber-
ry and John t. Lomax, executors of the sad
blackburn, William Boon, Austin Smith, and
Hansford, DTS.
. g me defendant Robert L. Blackburn, not i,ny-.
ing ms appearance and given security accord.ae
TO the act OF assembly and the rules this court
anu II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the courts.
that he IS not an inhabtant of this country: on
motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel. 1t IL oys
aeTed, That the said defendant do appear here or,
inc hrst day of the next term and answer the.
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this or:
ger be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN The city OF Richmond, for 9 months
successively and posted at the front door of the
Capitol IN. the said city
Copy.-Test,
March o. ,a,-,
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JAMES LANG, TAYLOK-Has cou-oI-h.
y ced business ~ tue house of Wr. Solomon
arE's, directly opposite Mr.. II Tom k;ns.
where he hopes ON sdy application 20 me,
rit share Of public patronage.
april 90 usu
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April u.

ME parties interested in decree pronourr,
n ced by Albemarle County Court, the Yin
day OF November, 1909, in a suit therein dep NJ.
ding, between Gilbert Hsnelton, Cunniogham
Soroet, John Lawrie, John Sterling, & George
Lothian. assgnees of James Todd and N,n,srs
menzies, ComplaInants,st imes Woods, Joseph
Montgomery and me iiis wife, VIM. RI iris
and Elizabeth has wifi b VI. Harris and Mary
ms wife, Bsrbsrs NJ ,rtI, widow and reict az
George Martin. deed. RI hard Nctbcrlsnd and
Margaret MS e and Ropert B oOks execut-
tor Of James Brooks decd who was executor oS
Samu Woods, decd. Defend ,nts, are hereby
notified, that lave appointed MJnday tbc t7tir
day Of June next. for the purpose cf xecu,,ne.'
said de0reetJ order the parties Interested. arc
therefore required to attend IN tie IN tsy of
June next, al my office IA Charlottesville, with n
books, papers and ether testimony IN order tu
carry into effect sad decree
ALEX. GARRETT, "a. c. &C
April so. s41
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BLANKS

OF every rHscptPTroN,
FOR S408 AZ' ThfS OEGJCE.
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i have the honor to b.. &c. Ao.

This PLACE sa,res4eyed to the French on the
22d March, i, had onky a gayyisor of4CO men
On the 25th marshal Bcres}oyd 0-yived there,
sUhen the French eOaeaated tbe ptaee, {, yeyeafea
to Bodaio1-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-13
LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozenxes.

Worm Destroying LozenSes.
This medicine which is az inpoccHs aod
mild as il is certain and eificacious in IS o.
aera,,on, cannot iniurc the smallest !nfan,
should no worms exist in the body-bnt WI
without pain or gripping cleanse the STOMACH
aed bowels of whatever is full or ofFcnsire1
and thereby prevent the production pi *oissss
and m.ny latai disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Wocnsz
are, disagreeable breath. especially % the
mornn s--had and CO, rupt gums-iseasiiE 10
the nose, and about the scat-corvhisiGSs.
eDiieptic fits. and sometimes priss40u sf
,pcech-irreSuiar appetite, sonaeiiia- la;is-
lag fom and sornetlaex vor4cious-- tengiE
lex sl,n,yand fusid s1oots-sonitIA large
and hard belly-painxand sickness " ave- SOC
raach-pains in the head and tingllb Wa'ia
lownes< of .piri,a-aiow fever. viii ssnA9
end irregular r,lss-a cry ctNgi'-excess1,c
,birst-someti.nes pale and unhealthy Uuug-
nance, and som etin.es tie lace bloated Esd
ushed
Persons afflicted with my Of the a1sote
SYMPTOMS, should have in mediate seoen.se
which have been constantly attended wnh
SUCCESS in all complaints siraiIar to those above
described.
Sold by-Ro5s's Grsy. BookeaIe.,
King street, Alexandria, who has 5ua
received fresh supply OF Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by AAhoaes Hhgsssa,
Fairfax street.
Aug. -. 'a~
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that ao,tiycncss behiad them too often attend.
inc medicines designed for sinlilar purp ,scs.
Ten wears have justified Nv ia stating these
facts. during which we have had sery ex-
siye and constantly increasing sa'e' Tor this
truly valuable medicine.
~ CASES or CURES!
Selected from thousands, the Authenticity #
which can be ascertaiHed by app'ica,iea
, n anv of the subscribers not tsih:, per-
formed in Europe, inc one knows ~hese)
but in Baltimore:
A1essrs. Michael Lee and Co.
Yonr Ambitious Pills has had the desired
.e.c, in removing me from mead. ache, paias
:, ~. hack. lassitude, &c. iiyou think pro-
nor vou are at liberty to use my narse.
f DANL. CONN, Aisquith St.
Ra,t. June 90, 1910.
Messrs. Michael Lee and Go.
With pleasure acknowledge tue benefit
received from your Aptistous rus. IN N-
moving violent pains in tlss bowels, 'ickHess
and heed ache.
'"N RD. ROBINSON, Market 81.
Bait. July 10, 1910.
Messrs Michael Lee and Go.
I have taken bat two doses OF your An'bs-
lion, pills, and am quite relieved from tiis
sickness Of the stomach, giddness, &c ~hica
mas troubled me for some time. ! shall re-
commend them 10 all my friends IN similar
cases. ro,r.>,c
Bait. July IS, 1910.
Messrs. Richard Lee aaa Son,
The high opinion have e our Sllo"s
Pills, and desire to make kno M their uiE..,
for the benefit Of mankind, wish yu to pub
fish the following:
For two months past, haye been shiiced
with violent sickness at the stomach IN n'cli-
nation to yomit, and loss OF appetasc-by tax
ing Two doses of your Pills, lam resteredso
perfect state of health which ,ndaccd nay
wite to try them also, which WAS ate"ded
with the same good effects, icing nov abe
to attend to her domestic concerns. In ry
opinion this medicine Is unequailcd IN So
mach and bowel complaints. not being sttcst-
cd With THAI gripping pain, common 70 o.ase
medicines. JOHN SLoti- :
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T w. PEYTN
or FFPS FOR S L

OkF IRIS FOR S: L E,
20 b KS >permaceli Candies
1000 bushels Iii erpool, Lisbon, Il Turks
Island salt
80 IONS P II. er
- ba res ar
West India Ru in hogsheads
\,uscova-'o Sugar in ditt'
New Orleans ditto, fist quality
coffee in bsgs
whisSey IN hosshsads and barrels
Pepper in Bugs
Pimento IN kegs
Imperial Tyson, and Young hYson Lea"
Chocolate and Candles in boxes
Butter and Lard in hrkins and kegs
4 few tons country Hemp
Swede. Bar Iron
April 10 oi~"1"s"
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REMOVAL.

The Subscriber having removed to ths
store. lately occupied BY Messrs. Lawrason
and Foale, oAers for sale.
80 bags Pepper. . tons assorted Swedes
Ion
40 ouinlals Cod Fish and Pollock
hAies Russia Crash, suitable either toF
bags or coarse Towels
Is pieces Russia Shee,ings,
Trunks She's, cases Boots,
1000 yards Tow Linen, 2 sets Chairs
20 boxes Spanish Seaars,
8 Casks Timothy Seed.
ALSO,
Landing from Brig Dove.
as Barrels n E Rum of best quality,
&, Baskets and Cases Florence Oh,
IONS assorted Swedes Iron,
q Boxes Rol, Birthstone.
Cases Broadcloths, India Musiins ana
Cur, MS,
pic es Ravens and Is pieces Russia
Due
pie o. Calicoe,. a few Shawls, Pins &c
zoe yar good Tow Linen,
III, ces. B,rrels white brown Sugar.
Ha ,ispikes, dozen Delaying Pins, 20
dsze II aks,
aa .os ss mould ana dipt Candies
William Smith.
May s.
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Ioscph Vaudeville,


Corner Of King a q Fai!tar sfree's'
HAS FOR SALE.
50 bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
50 ha,.s. and Is boxes sugars
hhds. loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasses
SO .,aps Coffee
10 tierees fresh FIRST quality Rico
IS bay. Pepper and Plmen.o
Is casks & hoxes Goshen Cheese
20 barrels Newbuyport Rum
20 boxes french civ. Oil. OF best qua
lity, each - bottles
pipes old London Particular Naaefa
1--WE to seven years old
% c,.s, old Medoc Claret, imported in
lsu7 az.
Port Lisbon. Sherry, & Malaga Wines
(;urpowtter, liyson, Young Tyson, md
Nv son skin Teas, OF The latest ana uest In
portations p.:
100 boxes Mu.ca'el and Bloom Raisins
so boxes fresh Chocoat no. 8.
60 barrel. Wiiskey
100 Ioxss ist and I'd quality Spanish IL
g2rS
Copni,c and Bordeaux Brandies
Wet India and Northern Rum
holland and country Gin.
With lis usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, ior cash, produce
or the usual credits to punctual men.
~, lie will purchase new Hefrlngs and
Shal.
April ~. o.
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PIYIOUS and MALIGKiNT FEVFRS
Lees Ambitious Pills.
PRkPARED BY
MICHAEL LEE & co

PREPARED BY
MICHAEL LEE & co
Persons wisAin., to purchase this valuable
medicine, are requested to be particular IA
enquiring for Lees dubious P'As: put up !"
wooden boxe,, having OH the outside wrap
Der the sisnutre OF Michael Lee and 70 '"te
Richard Lee and Son'--this As necessary ID
there are other pills ofthe same name.
The operation of these highly esteemed
Mills is perfectly mild, and the experience OF
thousands has proved, they may be used III
very situation in life without the least ineon-
venience.
They are admirably adapted to carry OF su.
ne,e.ous bile, and to prcveDI lis morbia Sc
creaons; to restore the appetite, procure
repular hsbit Of the body, pro...c.s Tree per-
.Dira,ion. and thereby prevent colds, SO often
attended with fatal consequent es to the :ives
Of thousands; and seldom, it ever, tail to
remove cold, if taken OH lis first appearance.
n .hi,u,I costiyeness ana Its opposite are re-
moved nv their wholesome influence, as also
those disease. arising from them, headaches
and sickness at the stomach.
IT i, ,luost necessary to state, thzs on
the regular .bis OF the svtssm, the health OF
mankind depends. To condsce TO this ALI
important obi sct perhaps no medicine wasever
more generally successful than those pills ;
they never do harm, and afford relief to tho,e
who use them tor the purpose for which they
are intended. 80.
Preson, travelling by land or sea will hnd
much advantage from using this medicine,
which retains ita original excellence ter years
in every climate the iassisuie of the body
occasioned by extreme fatigue, as well as the
diseases above alludedto, is commonly re-
movedby them, as they strengthen the sys-
tenn, increase the appetite and restore the
! tone Of .ae nerves.
With the most perfect confidence we re-
commend these pills to the pubic, and vii
onIy further add, that their operation IS al.
~sys pleasant, aadshat sasy leave .stians al
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

. =
~ puRSU JANICE OF deed executed 70 ene
s.hscri,,ers on the eleventh day OF august
zoos by the late Robert +. H0oe, Esq In
trust Tor certain purposes THEREBY 800
ed. they will proceed to ssn' d P"o'Ae "u
Sou =; tue coffee. house, Ill the town y.
Alexandria, on THURSDAY, the Soth OF
May next, at elev O'Clock, inc 'o'io""'s
YALUdBLE PROPER1T, VIZ. -.
One LOT in that part OF the Iity
of Washington formerly known by the Nome
CAIRO. .ourg, No, 2, square SIS, containing
900 square feet or Whereabouts. one '"c'
Of Land laying on Conrads Run, IN ramp
shire county, Virginia, containing 1873 acres
or thereabouts. seven I:acts OIL LAW ":
Joining each other, in .Onio County, Virs'-
Tia. between Grave and Fish Greeks, col
tanning altuge' her abuut 3245 D~es Inc
ti,le. 10 the above lands arc believed 20 es
perfectly good md Indispensable iae ss4e
will be made on a crsd.t oil s, ~ and -
months, for approved endorsed notes, nego-
,iab e i. the bank of a exandrla.
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrison.
February %. la"1as
NIB The Editors Of the Virginia Patriot
Richmond Republican Farmer, stanton,
Wincheste, Gazettr, Winchester National
In,e.iipcacer, Washington City; and Pitts
burg paper, ere requested to publish the a.
b,ye in their respective papers once IN each
week ii ! The sale, an; forward their accounts
to ri. Office for payment
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Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
z. Harrison.
Orphans Court,

Alexannri. County, April Term, isli.
CRpLKkD That the executors Of SEA =
CAkrwa,sAr, deceased, do insert the ioI-
]o,i !. u vclu,ement tln!es In each "eeh
Tor Jour weeks, III the alexandria DAILY "a
EstiC
Test
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MISS MARY FLOYD,

puRposISG TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS OF
Millinery e Mantua- making,
In their several branches,
M NIL a. NEEDLE WORK # eli kinds.
oOLICITS stare Of the patronage OF her
- friends and the public She has 'eceiv-
ed a few selected fashiorcble articles Of ah!-
Gu-rv, which will be opened tor saie en-
rhursday next, at Mrs. Selma 1Mekofis, cor
ner Of King and Coiainbus-streets.
Mays.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This IS to esUe N0;acs, !.

That the subscribers, OF AicxanGria coun
ty, in me district OF Columbia. have obtain
e.! from the Orphans Cesrt Of said county
letters ,estamentary Oh tie e tets II oEfH
CARTwnIGRr, late OF tie county aioies.ia.
deco sed: Als perso,.s having ci.in,s At ainst
the said deceased, are hcrs3y wcrnId 10 e$-
h,o,t the me, with the vouchers thereof,
40 the subscriber, On ur hciLre the SOth da}
O. Oc,o,er next. or tie, may oy law DC OK :
ciud I'd from ali pentd TO sid est.ste; end
,ho.e in,ebt, d thereto .re required to make
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