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L Noon s. Commonwealth of Mafachuletts
SEAL. 70 JSffpb Idsaayd Execute, Of tbs LsG
tOiH aaa fs9azseat IF John F4ltOs, Lite Of Ter
BAN, Is said e0Haty yeoman, de.es,ed, Greeting
YOU are hereby ordered to notify the heirs
N ofiaid deceaied and all others concerned
in Iaid decealed's elste. that your account Of
administration is filed and will be offered for
acceptance and allowance at probate court
to be holden at Toplham in and for the coun-
~ of Lincoln. on the Saturday preceding the
hrlt Tuelday of March next, at the dwelling
houle Of Francis Tucker, At ten o'clock A. M
when and where they may be prelent and Of
fer what they have TO fay for or againl the
fame. You are TO make perlonal fervise on all
the heirs of fzid decealed living within the
county Of Lincoln, and 70 publiih this order
10 the Portland Gazette, printed at Portland,
three weeks luccelhvely, the laft publication
10 be at leaf thirty days before the faid pro-
bate court Given under my hand and feal
ar Wifcaaet, this 22d day Of AugGlt, A. d.
1912.
SILAS LEI, fudge IF P,e5zfs.
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70 M0tbers Parents and Guardi-

70 M0tbers Parents and Guar i-
ans
~ The |aioVvirg a59yats IF letter from
Melrs. FL HUME aud son. Northampton, 70
W 4. Conway, No :, Cfe.a F'sst, BsfOa, PvSV4I
Hsy IPsr0r 1ffraey II
Dr. keIfe'S Botanical Drops I
"a young man in the town Of ChelerieId,
has been cured Of an eruption ofabout s years
ilanding ~ your " BstaHies! Dr9bs" after trying
OH sfbsT Medicine "a VaiA prelume he would
give you certificate il deGred"-Northamp
ton, aug 10, 1879 A5eraR efo letter from
DR. WA Todd, Saco, to w Il Conway "your
botanda Drop 0ss ssaf excellent and certain
sire for All cutaneous eruptloEs."
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S. M'Lellan & t. Fletcher.
HAZE FOR SALE
10 Hhds. Molailes,
20 Bales Cotton,
20 Bbls. Flour
2 Hhds. Rum,
80 Boxes Candles,
Sept. 7. 1917.
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To b. 5ol3 By o,dcr IF Court on TUESD61- t5t
tsgsaty 's-oHi5ey II September rest at ore siss4
il ibe atiyAasn at tts HsH,s # SirasOa 7iyan, IA
PsTpzdi,
4 Lot or Tract of land 10 laid Pownal, con-
a taining about one hundred and hIty, a
cree, belonging 10 the ettate of William Pote,
late OF Falmouth, mariner, deceaied-snd on
Wednesday the twenty third day of iaia month
at two o clock in the afternoon at the late
dwelling houle of faid decealsd, (where MIR
Rowland now l,ves) part Of Griil Mill and
Privilege, belonging 70 laid eta,e.
JOSIAH LOCK, ? dd1ia.
NATH'L. FITZPATRICK, ! 1f,at1s
dry, 80, 1919,
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FOR fale by the fubfcriber, Al his Gore ia
Fo's.Sysff, nearly oppofte the head Of
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STATIJNARY.
Medium, DENY aud common writing paper
DraMug, I.s.Ier mnic ADD wrapping paper,
Qullls lax powder, Iukltands, wriyiup Dtlks
Ladies aud GeGtlemeu's Pocket books ylemo-
sandum book Penkuives, Dc1S lsels, land,
Zee fling, aud fand boxes; waters and fe4lng
wax India ruhDer, Paint Boxes ana B-aihes,
Mathematical initrnments, MuGc Bon<s, Pea
eli cafes aud lead pencils, American, jelry
and Merryandrew playing Caras, Vionn
strings, Backyammon~ Iaoies Cypherilg and
writing books. WriGlrGs copies, Maps Of
A.aTlSAufe,ts aad DinrId II Maine, Village
ans Nog,hern Harmony
Tickets aud Q1are5s in Harvard College
L0ue.y
A general aToriment Of Blanks
- Cath given for clean cotton and linen
Rays, Canvass aud LUX
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Books and Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS,

No z, Ersbs-gs- hai,
fIAs received an additional aaortment o.
Il BOOKS Q stationary,
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It is with peculiar satisfaction we now
correct this statement, aud record e
most extraordinary interpo.ition Of Di.
vine Providence. At early day light
the boatswain went on board the brig to
see if he could recover his trunk
While standing on part Of the bow
out of water he heard the cries for help
of the people in the forccsstlo who were
unable to get to the scupper, as the ship
lay on her starbcard side. TIE boats
vain hailed the Revenue Gutter who
sent her beat with people and sn axe to
assist in getting the unfortunate people
out. They instantly went 10 work and
in seamen's phrase seuttled her, that is
cut hole for the seamen % get out
They were all 20 in number and small
boy taken out alive. The men had
been hours up to the chin in water,
some being obliged to hold back their
heads to keep the water from running
Into their mouths They were almost
exhausted Ter want of air when the aole
was cut.
Not the least interesting circumstance
in this truly interesting affair is that the
ssamen faint and expiring as they were,
had borne up the head of the little boy
above the water, determined that So
long as they lived, he should not perish
Baltimore fater.
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BOsTON. Nov. 81.
FIRE AT NANTUCKET!

FIRE AT NANTUCKET!
A letter from Nantucket, dated
November etst 1912, to the Hon.
Aaron Hill, Esq. ofthis town. says
We were yesterday morning vi
si:ed with the most calamitous Fire
this place ever witnessed; it COM
menced about 8 O'Clock in a Black
smiths shop, and in less than an hour
six stores and shops were entirely
consumed: one store was rendered
irreparable, and one shop nearly
destroyed, partly by the fire and part
ly by pulling down. The whole loss
is estimated at about $4,000 dollars.
The principal sufferers are Mcssrs.
Daniel Barney 4 Son. p. &. G. Nit
she'll, John W. Mary. William Fol
ger cd. Samuel Dow and s. Borden.
1t was extremely fortunate for us the
winds being fresh from tho N.N.W.
as the place became the most lee
ward part of the compact part of
the town; should it have been frem
the eastward, there is hardly a doubt
but nearly the whole town would
have fallen a sacrifice to the fury of
the flames"
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She sometimes incemmodes us I'M Che

she sometimes incsnmodes Ms in the
enjoyment Of ours
- A word mere upon this disgusting
subject. The President in his message
adds, i" notwithstanding the suthorisea
erfectations o. an early as we'll as favor
able issue to the discussions on foot, these
haze been hrocrasfinafed to the la!est
hour" What Information do we derive
from this declaration What are the
discussions on foot % On this point
the President has given neither his con-
gross nor the people the least intorma-
ton. Is it " to form an alliance e6en'
size and defensive, pith q secret under
standing, not to lay doun our arms until
Casada and the Floridas are conquered,
and .Nnhsleon master of the oeeas as
uyeH as of the land ?" or is it, to COM
pensate us for the immense loss which
V. have sustained. by the plundcring,
burning, and sinking of our property
upon the high seas, and its seizure, con.
6scation and conversion, in her own
ports and in those of her dependents ?
Isl it formally to acknowledge, that we
are ga nation without honor and without
principle" or is it to wipe off the foul
aspsrsion, by requiring prompt and
unqualified acknowledgment of its fall
sity? Ler rs have light.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TRehorted for the alexandria Gazette.

TRehorted for the alexandria Gazette.
FRIDAY, December 4.
Mr.. Ken. presented the petition of
praying remuneration for revo-
Iutienary services. Referred to the COM
Hlittee of claims.
Mr. Gholson from the committee Of
claims reported bill for the relief of
James Anderson, which was twice read
and referred 10 Committee Of the whole
house for Monday next
On motion of Mr.. Williams the COM
mittee on military affairs was discharg-
ed from the further consideration of the
petition of VIM. Tatem, and he had
leave to withdraw it.
Tho house in committee Ct the whole,
Mr.. Bsssett in the chair again resumed
the consideration of the Report of the
committee of ways and means on the
subject Of the late importatioRs of Bri-
tish Goods, and the amendment propos-
ed by Mr. MitchilI yesterday.
Mr.. Lacock yesterday objected to re-
ceiving this amendment it being sub
stitutc for the original resolution, and
therefore not in order. The chairman
then decided it was in order. Mr.. L. a
gain renewed his objections this morning
and appealed from the decision OF the
chair.
On this question dcsultory debate
took place, and the decision OF the chair
was declared bv the House to be lncor-
rect and the motion of Mr.. Mitchell de-
ciGsd not Is be in order.
Mr.. Cheves, il speech of near two
hoars, repletc With ingenuity and sound
argument, advocated the cause ct the
suffering merchants, and deprecated the
course pointed out by the committee OF
ways and means.
Mr.. Roberts followed in favor Of the
report. When Mr.. r. set down, the
committee rose reported progress and
had leave to Sit again.
Adjourned.
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ALBANY, Nov. %.
GALE OR TORNADO.

About five o'clock on Tuesday
morning last. this city WAS visited
with one OF the most severe gales Gs
wind or tornadoes it perhaps ever
experienced. 1t was accompanied
with rain and hail, and continued for
about Il minutes.-A part Of the
west gable of the new brick store of
HEr. Isaiah Townsend, in Lion street
was torn off, and in its fall beat in a
part Of the roof Of the adjoining
house, and but for a remarkable ss-
cape wculd have killed two persons,
who moment before had risen from
the bed, on which the gable fell, and
killed a dog lying under it. The
Lyon street nay scales were blown
down. and a part ofthe public stable
near Mr.. Robinson's house. ard one
of the u. States horses killed, and
several badly wounded.-The roofs
OF several buildings were much in
jured by the tearing ell the slate and
tile; and two Ut tie chimnies of the
new goal, ia Eagle street, three on
the dwelling house Of Mr.. Francis
Bloodgood, one on the house oceu-
pied by his Excel!eucy tho Cover
nor, and one on the new house Of
Nir. Samuel Hill, in Lion street,
were blown down, and fences and
trees prostratedin every direction
At Greenbush, two new barracks,
of two hundred and fifty feet each,
were blown down, and one of the,
most substantial dwelling houses at
the camp much wrecked and injured.
We have heard no estimate Of the
damage nor of the extent OF the
gale.
The Sloop UNITY, Gaffain Hand
k,,,~> Dill. del milo rn TueSlau lasf of
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICl

Washington City, 27fh Nov. 1912.
Certain publications having ap-
peared in the News papers, giving
information in detail Of the strength
and probable objects of the armies
to which the writer's are saidto be-
long which information, if true, is
calculated TO apprize the enemy OF
their real strength if incorrect, to
mislcad the public mind !; it has be-
GENE necessary to put a stop to all
such publications in future, by re-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-05

FALL OF RAIN, FOR NOVEMBER, 1912.
Nov. in. ase.
S. Rain commenced sbsut 10
O'Clock, P. M. & continued
for half an hour, with consi-
dcrable violence o79
7 Began to lain moderately
8 on the morning OF the 9TH, &
9 continued dvizzly till the
morning of the 9th-great
part of the time, little more
than thick mist 0 567
II A few drops of rain, the
early part ofthe night COZ
% Commenced raining soon
after sunset, and continued
during a considerable part of
the night, attended with
most violent storm of wind 545
rs Rain cemmsnssd early in
the evening, and continued
several hours 0 sos
IS Do. $50
80 A little rain and slset in
the night e-o45
Total 3 l76
n. B. The fall Of rain at the
City Of Washington in Noyem-
Der 1910, was 4 1854
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NOTICE,

A GREEABLY to former Notice,
"A. the Commissioners met at their
Office in Fredericksburg OF Saturday
the Gath October. and declared fourth
divide nd, in the case of James Smith, ct
SIX per cent, payable at IDENTIFIES by tho
Trustee, on the first day of January
next, to all the Creditors that have duly
established their clains.
Timothy Brundige,
assignee.
Dumfries, Nov lavtU
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Hot Pressed Playing Cards.

Hot Pressed Playing Cards.
TREHORE and Desilser's ,upethn.
~ hot-pressed thick and thin Eagis
Cards by the siegie Pack or Dozen.
ALSO,
Clout's genuine Durable Ink, at 70
Cents per bottle.
And a handsome assortment, Of elss
giant Penknives,
Are just received. for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY, Sem
December "a eolni
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PUBLIC SALE

On Tuesday the ed dsy # December
instant.
Will. be solo the Nen1ue Store.
A Negro Man and Woman
with he. to Ct:liDNIN 81 ord.i
of Rober, J. Tapior, Trustee.
?. c.. Marsteller.
Dec s. Gls
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For Sale or Hire.

A NEGRO MAN, who is accustofr
ed to taking care Of hors es and drivias
dray, Ne also understands Coarse
Shoe.m king and working in a gaydsn-
Apply at the Offfce OF the Gazettes
December
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NOTICE.

1--WE annual meeting of the Stock.
L holders, in tie Little River Turn.
pike Company, will be on the first
Monday in December next at the C;ty
Hotel, in Alexandra ; at which tins
an Election will be held, for Pres
s,dent, tour Directors aud Trsasurer4.
statement Of the accounts will he re.
portcd,tothe meeting The S,cckhold,
"rs Oh the last subscription are notified,
that the whole of the inst ,lments OF,
each Share by them respectively suts
sc,ibed, will have become cue on tbs
fist OF January, lS 3, which they afe
quested to pay to Jonah Thompson
IN Alexandria.
By order Of the Directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer
October "a. lawtlJ.
~ The Editors Of the Lecsbnts
Washingtonian and Winchester Ga.
zette are requested to publish this Adj.
vertisement once week Ill the last Of
January.
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The brig Rattlesnake.-lt vas our
melancholy duty to state that this brig
had been upset by hurricane Between
Resdy Island and the Piers about two
o'clock in the morning of Tuesday last
and that II persona had been drowned
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Samuel Mark & Co.

ENave received Thirty Packages OF
Ra WOODEN * FANCY GOODS,
and are iii daily expectation OF receiving
farther supply, which they will sell at
reduced prices fer cash or town accep'
tsnces.
November ii. eeaSH'
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The House of Delegates convened
yesterday at / o'clock-and mere than
$50 members attended.
Andrew Stevenson, Esq, was re-elect-
ed Speaker, and VIM. Munfsrd, Esq
(of this city, clerk, without any cPpssl-
ton.
John Jourdan, Esq of Amherst, an
old revolutionary offi>er) was elected
Sergeant at Arms-Mr. ]. 50, Mr..
John Prunty so, scattering !.
The Door-keepcrs ofthe last session
were reelected.
A long and comprehensive Message
was read from the Governor-it breathes
a firm and elevated spirit.
The House adjourned till this day II
o'clock.
The Senate met, Is present; and re-
elected Mr.. Taylor, Speaker, Mr.. Hans
ford, Clerk, and other officers.-IS.
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mindins the officers and soldiers oil
the army, that all communications
relative to thcirdnties, OF to the pub
lie service, should be made to their
immediate commanding officers, and
forbidding them to correspond on
these subjects with any other per-
sons. Reserving to all concerned the
rights secured to them by the rules
and articles Of war.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
Il. H. CUSHING, adj. Gen.
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LENDS FOR SALE.

AN Monday the lst day Of February
next. will be exposed to Pabls
Sale at capt. Williams's Tavern, Dunn
fries, the following LANDS in thu
county of Prince William, devised by.
the late John Gibson, for the payment
Of his debts.
Sixteen Hundred and Twenty four
acres lying on SIaty Run Branch on the
upper side of Cedar Run--aad Ono
Hundred snd Fil,y-eight acres or this
lower side of Cedar Run Or Frsnch's
Observation-Disclosures twenty-five miles from
Alcxandria, and fifteen from Dnmfriss'
About sixteen hundred acres OF the
above Lard are under good enclosures
-iudiciously laid off and divided. Tho
land abounds in fine timothy meadow
and between three and four hundred
bushels of wheat are annually soNn MI
it THERE'S also an excellent scite iot
a breast mill, large new barn, soHd
overseer's house, with necessary unt
houses, and young bearing apple AID
peach orchards Of choice fruit.
Further details are deemed unncces-
sary, as it is presumed any Person vish.
ing to purchase, will view !ds premises
and MIR. JENKINS residing thereon VIII
shew the lands and give information fe-
spec,iag them to any person who map
apply. .,.
Possession will be given the LIST March
next, but the Negroes and Stock VIZ
remain on the plantation till the ist of
April. ,.,
Terms of sale-fsur annual install"
ments These credits are offered, be-
cause the principal debts, tor WHICH 'hs
above Lands are directed to DC soid' afs
now in litigation; and cannot tor COM
,idera bIe time be brought to final set'
Element.
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The Federal Court for this circuit
(thc Chief Justice and Judge Tyler pre-
sent) have decided to suspend during
the war all suits in which British subjects
were plain,iffs--they being at this time
alien subjects. Eng: Dec. !.
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The Sloop UNITY, Gaffain Hand
from Philadelphia, on Tuesday last off
Newcastle with fair wind, bound to
this port.
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N. BurWell,
Twenty Dollars Rewa d.

nAN away from PAlmer's ?aGNet, few
r.. day. since, BLACK GIRL, WHO
Calls herself Nancy Green, about l8 Or 20
years of age. She is tall and very slim
with round face, and full eyes She had
on an old calico gown. pair of new coarse
Stockings, and at the time Of her elopemsnt
a eolored handkerchief on her head. She may
prsbably change her dress An person SCI
curing the said Negro Girl, in an jai;, shall
receive the above Reward, on application 10
the Printer
February 20 eotf
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FOR SALE.

JOHN FOSTERS ET. Oefendant.
lie subscriber having been ordered In
this case, to ascertain the dividends which
the proceeds ofthe p operty sold in the hands
of the omm!ssioners, and also any funds
remaining IN the hands of the EXECUTE, Will
aunt to be made to the several creditors
who have exhibited their claims 10 TIE Court.
or BROUGHT suit for the recovery thereof; *
authorized to receive testimony, and exa-
mine Witnesses. in support Of, or for the pur-
pose cf impesching, any claims which may
be exhibited to him; to enquire into and re-
port on the merits of all such claims and
to report such matters specially as may to
him seem necessary hereby gives notice,
that on Tuesday the 25th instant, at 10 O.
clock. A. NJ he will proceed to perform the
duties enjoined upon him; and the parties
Interested are r CURED to attend at his OF
flee at that time, and exhibit and produce
their grounds Of debS, claims, and evidence
in support of their respective pretensions.
Colin Aud, NJ. {.
February IS. II.
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FOX SALE

~ VERY likely, sctive, black BOY, IS
* years of age, well calculated for trs-
Yelling or body Servant and excel ent dining
room Waiter.
Enquire of the Printer.
February f.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
February A.,

Uusler the authority Of two Deeds OF Trust
from Henry Rose, deceased, to the su2-
scribers we will offer at Public Sale on
Monday the 10th day of March next, at
FAN fax court house,
Two TRACTS Of LAND
One con. naming $50 acres, living OH both sides
of the Little River Turrpike Road-the o.
thcr containing about $50 acres, ADJOINING
the st mentioned Tract on the north side,
distant from Alexandria and the city OF WASH
ington about seven miles. The Tracts Will
be sold entire, or divided into smaller lots to
accommodate purchasers.--On both there
is sufficient quantity of wood to support
the cleared land. On one we'll Imp1oY-
cd productive Meadow and All inexhaus-
tible quarry Of Soap Stone, OF which
the value for fire places, ovens, &c. is now
generally understood. The nature OF the
soil is we'll ad .pted to the use of plaster OF
Paris The Lands adjoin those OF the sub
sc, iber VIM Moss, by whom they will be
shewn to those who wish to purchase -
Terms of sale-One third of the purchase
moe in hand--one third IN Six, and one
third IN Twelve months
Richard M Scott,
William Moss.
February g. dts
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N O T I c E.

THE subscriber intends applying to tho
Marine Insurance Company OF Alexandria,
for the rene wal of a Certificate of Stock in
said Company, standing on the books of said-
Company. in The name Of Lewis BURNED, dee
ceased which said Certificate has been lost,
No. 1884 to 1856 inclusive.
N. BurWell,
Administrator de bonls non, Of
Lewis Burwell, deceased.
January Is eo6Wt
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to Superhne Yellow Bark.

" Supert1ne yellow Odlk.
DR.. SANFORD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by'1nany physicians OF distinguish.
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now ENCOURAGED to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner o: taste, In
the choice of his means, can tail 10 he gratifi-
ed in ne use of this elegant preparst'on.--
IN strength, fneness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark IN COM
mon use.
The ESSEN TIL SALT OF BARK,
prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up IN parcels o.
different sizes, to accommodate the usuai
wants of not only physicians, hut OF reta''
druggists, country merchants and private y
milies.-Soldby
James Kennedy. sen;
Bookseller, and no ofker 1'srsa" ~ .asf1-
pndria.
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Baltimore Fac MsufanceComba

Baltimore Fac MsufanceCombamy
T~HE Board of Directors of the basti-
more Fire Insurance Company, taxing
INTO consideration the utility of having all
Agent in this place, by offering greater la
cility to those Inclined to cover their proper
ty. i'm their Office, have appointed the SUD-
scriber their Agent Thse who are deslr-
Gus of awaiting themselves of this me'hoo
OF securing their property, will have every
necessary information given them by
Jacob Hoffman.
February u. 70"