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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13
From the PhiladeLhhia Democratic Press.
NOTES OF PREPARATION.

NOTES OF PREPARATION.
The appropriation laws of the United
States for tho year 1912, were passed about
the 2lst and oath Of February last, and were
known here about the oath and 9th instant.
The wooden, linen and cotton garments in
spected, since the 5th of February ami be.
fore The 5th of April, amount TO eighty-six
thousand nine e-hnndred and sixiy-iour. Be-
sides these, shoes, hats and caps, worsted
and cotton bands and .assels, cockades and
eagles, leathern stocks, stock clasps, wollen-
hose, A or 5000 wollen and cotton blankets,
plumes, epaulets, great-coats, bedsacks and
sheets, cartouch-boxes with belts, bayonet
belts and scaboards, camp-kettles, axes, axe
slings, muskets, gun-powder, salt.pctre, sui
phur, drums, flies, 5000 hospital, horsemen's
and common tents, knapsacks, haversacks,
&c. have been bought or made materials for
six or seven thousand tents have been pur-
chased The duties, powers, and knowledge
of the business, so far as relates to the pur-
veyor's office, ends with the going into the
public arsenals and stores.
Contracts Tor, and purchases of various ar
ticles to large amount have been made in
The same time. The whole Of this business
has been done without any material addition
to the ordinary cierkship There was a con-
siderable surplus on hand in December, be-
sides those above Four contracts
for 10000 wollen blankets, 5000 cotton
blankets, 10000 yards kersey, besides many
others, have been made (; 50 or 10000 pairs
Of shoes, 5000 horscmen's swords, and
great number of felt caps and hats have been
purchased.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13

Brig Paul Hamilton, Blunt. from Alexandria ar.
rived safe a. AlgierS landed her cargo (govcrnment
stcrcs) and proceeded to france, but WAS taken by
81 English cruizcr, asd carried 70 Malta.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-13
BY MAIL.
I5TEST FROM FLORIDA.

GFO.) SAyANNAH, April IL.
We learn by gentleman from the souih'
ward, that Augustine was likely to surrenoer
on Saturday or Sunday last. All the young
soldiers Of The garrison had deseited' leaving
only about 60 or 70 elderly men, VINO II Is
expected, could not maintain 1t ong II dIsPos-
ed 10 resist, having only about weeks pro-
visions. The above inioi nation was obtain-
ed by our infoi mant flom one OF The Spanish
soldiers, who had deserted, whom he met on
the road. -
From Me Charleston Courier, 9 .afrH 20.
By an arrival yesterday from ST. Marys
learn that the United States brig Vixen, capt
Cadsden, arrived al Amelia on Friday iasf,
from off ST. Augustine, where she had been
cruizine Tor some days in company WIN TWO
Gun Boats. Wien she LEI, that station Inc
Spaniards were still in possession OF ST. Au-
glstine The independents were cneanped
near The town and there were about SO lni-
ted States troops stationed a short distance
from their encampment 1t was the opinion
Of The cfficcrs a, Amelia that the fortress OF
St. Augustine would be in possession oi tho
L. S. troops before Saturday last.
There were two or three small English ar
med We ssels in the ha:bor Of St. Augustine,
when our Gun Boats were of that place
and sn American boat which was sent in TO
sound the bar, was fred upon by the Span
iards On the 10th inst. a smart trlrg OF
both great guns and small arms was heard by
our vessels in tia ofhng, from the fort OF St.
Augustine but the cause was not ascertaiDet.
While the big Vixen was cruizipg oil 81.
Augustine, she fell in with the British brig
Colibra, and from the mai Guvres OF the lat
ter, Capt. Gadsden was led 10 suppose that it
was the intention or expectation OF the COM
mander that an engagement would ensuc te-
tween them, us he made every cxelticn 10
get the weather gage of the Vixen /; both
vessels had all hands 10 quarters, matches
lighted, &c. but after man9uye,ng in this
way for about an hour, they parted without
either vessel haiing the other. The Colibri
is a much heavier vessel than the Vixen.
The Embargo Law has gene into opera
ton az St. Marys. and abou, 90 square rigged
vessels, principally with lirhber,were stepped,
NEw-yoRK, April so.
Capt. Smith frcm Havana, informs, that a
Spanish frigate arrived there the 18th April,
in 26 days from Cadiz, With new Governor
General and marines on board, in conse-'
quepce of which The duties on exports were
raised from 8 TO 9 per cent. A frigate had
been sent from Havana TO Amelia.Island for
the purpose cf aocortaining whether that
place had been taken by the An elcans.
Com. .7dv.
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Authorising the departure of ships and
vessels from the ports and harbors of
the United States, in certain cases.
DE il enacted by the Senate and Roase Of
O Representatives Of the United States Of
.dmerica, in Congress assembled, That any
ship or vessel which heretofore has been, or
which hereafter may be chartered and laden
on account of the government of the United
States, shall be permitted to depart from the
ports and harbors Of the United States, and
tho territories thereof, any thing in any for
mer act to the contrary Notwithstanding.
III. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
VIM. III. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, hro. femhore.
April ~, t8l2.-ApPRovED,
#NN JAMES MADISON.
<k@~~S SSSN-
His ExceileuCy she Governor of Maryland
has promptly issued the requisite orders for
drafting that States quota of 100000 militia,
6Ooo men.
Governor BRooMFIELD, OF New.Jersey,
has issued orders for the immediate drafting
OF $500 militia, being the quota of that State.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-03

ALSO,
Fresh Glover Seed, and
bes' SuporEne Flour
March 9
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Joseph II. Vaudeville,


OFFERS FOR SHE,
5000 bushels LISBON ard Liverpool salt,
Janaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, III
hhds. and bbs.
Loaf snd brown sugar, in do. do.
Best green Coffee in bags and bbls.
MoIasses in hhds. and lis.
Cogniac AMI Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye N'aiskey in bbls and Common do
Madeira Lisbon, TeueriEe, Sherry, Malags
and Port Wine
Imperial, Tyson, Z. Tyson and Hyson Skin
l'ea of suPerior quality
Goshen Cheese iii casks
Chocolate NJ. and No 5 in boxes & per ID.
Brantyw.ne GunpoHder and Shot assorted
Mould and d.p'd Candies snd Soap in boxes
Rice in licrces
Best Spanish an Country Cigars
Richmond msnut ctured tobacco, small twist
Bet Cagndis DO.
" ti,iiis ard Wrapping paper
Spinning Cottoa il ! les
Almonds s bcst Muscvdei Raisins in boxes
Pepper, imcn,o, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutnegs
Copperas, Madder, Indigo and FIG Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines snd Trace Ropes
Best Philadelphia Mustard IT. bottles $Per ID.
Indi- Seine Irvine
Eon2aI Handkerchiefs
Low priced Black & Colored Morocco SHOES
Hearings, Shad, Mackercl and Goldfish
Cus Nails OF ali sizes
Hair siHers
Snuff in bottles
ALSO,
I1r1eb Ejover CeaI and
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SAT- AFLOA I

b1A - 4 IL bCI
On board SHIP HunEre&a, CAPTAIN Nichols,
from Cadiz,
1000 bushels Coarse Salt,
IS boxes Fresh Raisons,
FOR SALE BIZ
| awraSon & Fowle.
Also landing from Sloop Venus, from Port
land,
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar,
60 hhds. New England Rum,
60 barrels Mackarel,
20 do. Shad, of a superior quality,
90 barrels Mess Beef,
500 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
900 Rcams superior quality & large size
Writing Paper.
March % 4taw
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lust Published,
Eor Sale BY ROBERT GRAY,

For Sale BY ROBERT GRAY,
An account OF Expeditions to the ooNrces
of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts of louisiana, to the Source OF the Ar
kansaw, Kans La Platte, and Pierre Jaun III,
exceptionally order of the government
Of the United States during the years iSO''
9Io6, and 1907
AAcD # TOUR THROUGH
The anterior Parts Of New Span,
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
l8o7-by Major Z NJ. Pikc-iilustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates seperate, S Is
Ditto with the Plates bound in CT.
Ditto in boards, w
e1 Subscribers will please call Tor their
copies. ,
A supply of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July Is "
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100 DOLLARS REWARD. i

i
RAN 4 w AY on The 3O,h Juna last, from
the estate of DAME MCarty deceased ia
tic col,atY Of Westm ore,an end state OF
Virginia, Negro Man names JERRY, a.
bout thirty i've years OF age, dark complex
ion, shout SIX feet high, 4 bed ccunte02nce,
and remarkable scar acl oss lis no!.ei and
anotker on hi, head, little above lis iorss
head he had on a homcspun twi!ied yarn
and cotton round jacket and pau.aioons,"~~
There is no doubt but he VIII change his
clothes; il is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly II ~
eXrr ct6d that he has procured pass, or
forgc certificate of his freedom, rs lie went
from neighborhood where there ere many
free negroes who write, aud FROM whom nc
might very readily obtain COPY CT their
pass. or certificate Of freedom. IS conf
IDENTIFY expected that he w, cadeaVor 70 get
10 some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since III the town
of Baltimore Thirty Dollars viii be given,
if taken in TIE county, and if QUO ofthe state
and secured in any Jail, SO that get him as
gain, the above rew;Td and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters OF vessels and Other
persons, ara hereby forew AIRED from haybor~
ing or employing the above described Negro
n an, at their peril, or under the scVerest pen-
alties Of The law. r. S.
September IS co
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Select Revaeus Of LsteT4ture

FOR THE PRESENT MONTH,
Are just received and re&dy for delivery to
Subscribers.
With the BeginCing CT the present Year,
this Work has assumed new appearance -
The Type is larger and the double columns
are disused Each Number now contains l6
pages of additional Matter SO as to increase
every Volume ore hundred pages, to which
three fine Engrayipgs viii in future be added.
The design OF this work is to present monthly
& general and condensed view of the state OF
L:tegaturs from tie best English Reviews and
Magazines Grnpored for the purpose also Of
American Literature, as it appears in the pub
lie prints,
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ar.naln, payable in advance.
lanes Kennedy, Sen.
AcEN7.
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Ralssns, Currant5, Figs, CSC.

kGlS2nS, CU9f0H65, TEg3, Ct'
SO boxes New Raisins, few days imports
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
90 drums Sultana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes & l-2 boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 do. first * second quality Havana do
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 900 lbs colored s white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs 6rkin Butter
100 dozen Hibbert's best London Brown
Stout and Portcr--very old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. l and s.
90 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
SO Domijohns,
FeR SAFE By
Joseph Mandeviiie.
Corner OF King s, Fairf-x atreets; ;
Nth Ais usuaL 81 general assortment Of
The bef zines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms, +" -~ssn, Pro-
ddce. or at the usual Credits 10 nunotual
customers.
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Received FER Schooner LrDIA, CAPT. BEERS,
from Boston, and for Sale by
JACKSON 6 RUMNEY,
40 pieces Russia Sheeting, first quality,
~ boxes Chocolate,
40 boxes Yellow soap,
An Invoice of Boots and Shoes,
Consisting Of
Ladies' and Misses Leather and Morocco
Slippers and Bootecs,
Chisdrens' Leather and Morocco Bootecs,
Mems coarse and fine Shoes, and Suwaf-
row Boots.
A few bag. Green Coffee, first quality:
March "a 9~
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AGRICULTURAL.

~TNHE Subs orders propose to publish
/ for the benefit of themselves and their
sister Stanard, Af.y agricultural! essays, which
appeared in their paper during the last year
signed ARAToe, in one volume, neatly bound
in bo&rds, cat, and colored Ten essays up
on draining and othe" subjects will be added
to the fly which have already appeared.
The whole will De revised py the author, and
will make one volume of about IS duodeci-
mo pages. Price on delivery OF the book, one
dollar and fifty cents.
A discount OF ten per cent, will be made
to those who subscribe for ten copies, and
70 u per cent for twenty.
Subscriptions are reccived at this office and
tEhe different Bookstores in the District.
M To.ko
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-31

VIE Corn, Cobb, and Homony Machine, is calcu-
n lated to grind Corn from the ear or grain into
Homony uniting by operation the effects OF the
Cora Breaker and the Milestone, can be erected in
any part OF an estate, being worked by horse,
ing thereby the laboous transportation of so bulky
an article to water MILL Ii the nutriment contain
ed IN the Cobb be as great as estimated by many for
the use OF stock, this machine will be found sxten-
svey usefu. 10 all who that article With sin
gle horse it will grind into Homony five bushels of
Corn nthe ear or seven bushels from the grain in
an hour and viii operate Salt, Plaster OF Paris
Malt, nc Ii is made of east Iron ON the principle
OF the Conical coffee-mil, cost ahont $780, exclu-
sive Gifts fixture which can be done by any coarse
workman, and with comnon attention will last ma
ny years.
One may lie seen occasionally in operation near
the coayard at Rockets, & few for sale are short
~ expected from the Northward to the subscriber,
two doors below the Bell Tavern.
VIM. PATTERSON,
agent for the Pateatee.
Dec. H. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-31

S,TAUNTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Full.
- Ter and Wm. White Esqaires, have been en-.
gagged as Teachers in the Staunton academy from
the 18th OF November. The qualifications OF MIR
Fuller Teacher of Mathematics aud all the
branches connected herewith too well known to
require Communicable. White who hath lately
taught the Latin, Greek aud Frencl, languages on,
Hardware IN the county OF AlLemarle, is also eee
brated Teacher in his line. The Trustees have ..
very believe that the services these gen
,e,nen in this institution viii be permanent
The prices tor teaching Reading, Writing, CON-
mon Arithmetic and English Grammer, will be s
Dollars the Session or term OF five months FOR
teaching the Latin, Greek aud French Languages
the of the Globes, Natural aud Moral Philoso-
ply, Astronomy, Bellies Lettres and Logic and all
the various branches Of the Mathematics at dol
lars the session
Boarding and Lodging may be had in gerteel
Families at 40 dollars the session, exclusive OF fire
wood X candles.
The session will commence on the 18th of May s.
the 18th of November in every year. d
The Trustees considering the healthness o
Staunton the correct and orderly department of it
inhabitants, and the well known capacity of the
Teachers, feel confident that the institution will
merit considerable share of the public patronage
SAML. CLARKE, Sec'ry.
Dec 10. w6wp
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December 1.

AZ lr,,iNih-au rtuies noioeu sr the clerks ofs ce
OF the Superior court OF Chancery for the Rici-
mond District, the 18th day of November 1872
David Dickinson administrator with the will an
nexed OF David Dickinson deceased, who was the
fOrmer husband of Anne Dckenson formerly Anne
Coleman one of the daughters s. egatees of Francis
Coleman deceased and the children of the said Anne
David, namely, Francis, Elizabeth, Anne, Thomas,
Fanny, David, Samuel, John, and William, Will
am Dickinson, former husband of Lucy Dickinson,
formerly Lucy Coleman, another of the daughters,
legatees ofthe said Fancis Coleman decd and tie
children of the said Lucy * William, namely Francis
Samuel G, and Festus; Charles L. Carter, admir-.
with the will annexed of William Taylor deceas-
ed the former husband of Fanny Taylor formerly
Fanny Coleman, another of the daughters and Iega-
tees of the said Francis Coleman deceased and the
children of the said Fanny and William, namely Ar
| chibald II. and Philip who infants, and sue by
the said Charles L. Carter as their next friend and
Samuel White, and Jane Roy, late Jane Roy Duke,
another of the daughters and legatees of the said
Francis Coleman deceased, Pits
AGAINST
Jeremiah Upshaw, Francis Buckner, and Church.
hill Anderson, administrator of James Upsl,aw de-
ceased, Anthony Thornton, executor of Walker Ia
laferre decd. James Taylor surety for said Thorn
ton, John Minor, Thos. X. Rootes & Samuel Chiles
and John Coleman, administrators Of John Chiles
deceased. 1850
The Subpocnas Scirefacias to revive and answer
awarded in this not being returned executed
on the defendants Anthony Thornton & John Coe-
man and 1T appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this country 1t is order
ed, That the said Defendants do appear here on the
3oth day of the next term and shew cause If
any they can, against the revival thereby sought and
that the defendant John Coleman do also answer the
original and amended bills filed in this cause and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
copy-Teste'
HIM. ". AE.NIWG, C. C.
December 10th, 1919. wSw
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jNCuANCE.3T-;nG ooeland ,ounty court, s;l
j Ustoher 1919.
Sa,s M"reianh, widow anil rciict OF Wright More
baud, decd, Ci,rias l"rv.n, dudley aiorel.nj,
si'Jor HaioueS aud Siary '.s wus, ,nd Mcsack
Hicks, aud Elizabeth his vic, Which said Charles,
Dudley, Mary and Ehzs;et,, children and DIS
tribulees ct Wright AIoreiani, deceased, Pcs.
.2yaiast
Thomas Moreland, john Morei,nd, Joel Ryan &
taicy hs wife, aud William, Sally, Nancy, Polly
Wright ani john AIoreiand, infant ckl,iren of N,i-
Tam Moreand deed, aud Sally Mureisnd, wiiow
and rclict of said William More.an.l deed, which
SAID I"omas Moreiand, John MorclarL and Lucy
Ryan are children, aad wi;h tie children o: William
Moresnd deed. Who oi the s.ni Wright
ATE also distributes OF sail Wright A,orclan, decd
D.jis.
This day came the plaintiffs by Archibald Bryce
r. their attorneys who flied their bill, and the de-
PENDANTS not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according the act OF assembly and
the rules ct tais court, and il appearing the salts
faction OF the court that they ate not Inhabitants of
this State the motion o tae plaintiffs by their at
torney, IL IS ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the third Monday in January next
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that a copy OF this
order he forthwith inserted in some newspapers
printed in tie city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the cnurt- house OF this county.
copy. Tes;e, So
Wa. MILLER, O. @. c.
November l+. wSwp
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VIM. w. HENING.

ANDS FOR S.4LE.-By virtue of the above
Ia decree of the Honorable Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District will be sold, al
public auction, to the highest bidder at the Eagle
day OF January next if fair, otherwise the next fair
day, the following tracts fland in the state of Vir
ginia, viz
109S0 acres in the county of Greenbrier, on the
northeast side of the Meadow river.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
dolph county on Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
doiph county on the waters of Stewards run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
dolph county, between Stewards run aud Heddns
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
dolph county, on Stewards rup.
500 acres in Harrison county, on the waters OF
Stewards run, a drain of Tiger Valley river.
5000 acres in Harrison county on Hackers creek
1000 acres formerly ia Harrison, but now in Ran
doph county, on the head-waters of Stewards run
drain of Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran.
dolph county. on the Gladly fork of Cheat river
1884 in the county of Harrison on the waters
of Gnatty creek.
1000 esformery in Harrison, but now Randolph
county, on the GIady fork ofCheat river.
1000 acres in Harrison county, the right hand
fork OF Gnatty creek.
1000 acres in Harrison county on the left hand fork
of Gnatty creek.
The patents for the above lands are all issued to
the said Robert Means, assignee of Henry Banks
aud the sale WILL according to- the terms of the said
decree, be upon a credit of twelve months to one
n1oiey OF the purchase money, aud of two years to
the other moiety. The purchasers TO give bond and
ssciirf" $3.50 e @=' g t...- 80; -, ;....;= J.. o...-.
to secure payment of the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL.
Frecutor Of and deviSee in trust
under tie last JGiH and Testament
Of Robert .NeanS, dec'd
Get. %. 2awtds
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November Ii.

ENDUCATlON-The subscribers intend teach
= ing school the ensuing year, at the residence OF
MIR Edmund Taylor III the forks OF Handyer "a te-
ry healthy situation. We will teach the English
Grammar, Geography, with the OF the Globes,
Langu"ges--we intend paying particular attention to
the spelling, reading and writing of English, which
are too often neglected by students, while prosecu-
ting the study OF foreign languages. The terms OF
OF $40, if the pupil furnish his bed. The school
will commence the 18th of January next, and ter
inmate the 18th December. Great attention will be
paid to the morals of children entrusted to cur
care.
JAMES WINSTON
LEWIS w. TAYLOR
December 1. w5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-31

three DAVIS, il bad ;Ls n,caus. W.tnol, them, i
ould be injustice the ,.aton, aid ,n, SCI 10 a.
Jemliti il. i0snst not Dc Dictated"
A,iow me ~ recommend 10 your attention, and
that ot the 81. ftaiy OF War, cas,tsn W .iu Mig
at the 18th infantry, officer OF tie frs; class
Ills daumtless bravery, refined ni,,, .l, oil
l.ouor, and ambition Distinguish hia,seif render
liu ut suiectioc promotion aud inc is, perhaps,
The best 'iis,p insriam in the army.
/ have the honor 10 be,
With p.,ieot respect, sir,
Our most obe,ient,
ALEXANDER SMYrH,
Dri3G!ier- Cener9!.
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Dec. 10.

NJ Office. Application will be made tn the pres.
~ ident and directors of the Bank of Virginia for
duplicate certificate for share in the cspl
tai stock thereof No 99i, standing in the OF Ce
oia Harris late of Culpepper county, deed. as the
original one has been lost
WHIT. BANKS,
CATHARINE HARRIS
Sole heirs of the late Cecilia
Harris deceased, late of Gull
pepper county, under her late
Will and Testament.
Dec. 9. w6wp