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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-06
PEEP Ar paoBAsLE CAUSES.

1t is said an honorable chairman of one Of
the most important Committees of the House
of Representatives, who resides not many
miles ont Of the state of New York, a great
stickler for non importation, sc. has been late
Iy detected in smuggling into the United
States British Goods from Canada to the fri-
fling amount OF not more than from t7Oo TO three
hundred thousand oilers No wonder this
disiuterested patriot should have felt such a re-
pugnance to disseminating the restrictive sys-
TEN, and such an itching to enter into wa
with Great Britain. Particulars, we expect
will transpire in few days.
The bill Imposing an additional duty Of 100
per cent. on ali foreign imported goods has be-
come law.
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PUBLIC SALE.
BY virtue of several Deeds Of

By virtue of several Deeds Of
trust, from William eston {, t e su.scri.
herto secure the p yment ct tellaia debts
due from him to tue Bank OF Potomac will
be exposeoto "ubllc Suttcn, OF The first
day Ct uGust Eext, on tie premises. the
ioliowi s. pieces OF parcels 81 GROUND
with the lmnl ovemtnts thereon and other
afpurena.cc s the eNno Belonging situat-
ed II She 'townf lexan2.i,. viz:
4 piece or p reel Of { round
81 uat d uponihc Las sIde OF Fai X stlrct
aud 10 The southwark ofPwncess street. fiot-
ing about "a feet inches upon Fa}gf.x
street, apdnullniHg back the distance of.I23
feet inCh hes.
One other piece or parcel Of
Ground situated upon the Soulu side of Ga.
meYon street and east side of Washington
street, beginning at the inseI section of those
streets and fronting upon Cameron street ca
feet, running back and bincing up n Wash
ington street the distance of 10 feet
One other piece or parcel Of
GlSund situated upon the north side of Ca
meron street, cast side OF Pit, street, and 70
Cameron street lo2 feet inches, and RIM.
ming back and binding upon Pitt street SO
feet.
One other piece or parcel Of
Ground, situated upon the nor,n SIDE of
King street and to the ives, ward o! Crion
street, fronting % feet inches upon King
street, an tun@ing back 81 FEET
And sl>o one other piece or
parcel Of Ground upon the 10 IT, slee Of
Cameron sect snd west side If ST saph
street. begl ming at / e intersection Of the
aid streets nj fronting on Cameron street
one Fundr.d feet, end runril back and
,ndi' 2 st A-anh's street l26 eet
Tie sale wall commence a. 10
80 in lie t.renooh ma the tc MS will
e ten per cent. of the purchase money IN
md and credit OF Que, two and three
Years, with interest from date for the ba.
ne 10 be secured BY deed oi trust on tie
property.
1hos. Swami, Trustee.
July 3awls
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY the 9Th inst. at Z
O'Clock, P. III. Viii be Id at Iewes's Ship
Yard, on credit Of 2, and months, the
brig BETSEE, burthcn l0l tons or 845 bar
rels, and now III a state to receive Cargo,
Also,
The fine, fast sailing, schooner MARY,
burthen 60 tons or 400 barrels, in complete
readiness for sea.
p. G.. Mariteller.
July s.
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Arrived Ship Sybil, Dangerield, As days
from Llsbon-Salt to James Kicth.

Governor Griswold convened his Council
on Saturday last for the purpose OF submitting
tothem letter from Gen Dearborn, requiring
inn to order FIVE companies of the draft.
ed nllItia to New London and New Haven.
Alter dellberatlon the Governor and Council
deemed the call unconstitutional that
the requIsltlon could not be compiled with.
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'varraated," with the signature Of the Pa.
tentees.

! Departed THIS NE on Friday morning, at
Georgetown, alter short but severe illness,
Mrs. MARIA SUrGR, the amiabe consort Of
MI. Alexander Suter, of that place.
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Notice to the stockholders

NOtICC 20 The 0tOCKhOIdeTS
IN the Fauquier and AIexan ria I u npikc
4 Companyis hereby gi-en, that The fartter
1um Of ten dollars on each share will be, de-
mandcd on the first day Of august next, and
the further sum OF ten dollars on each share
on The first day of September following.
By order of the President and Directors.
mo Hampton, Treasurer.
N Is. The Stockholders in tn town Of
Alexandria are requested TO m Ike rayment
to Mr. THOMAS Moore, clerk in the Bank
Of Potomac. j. ii.
auckland, June 26.-JuIy 2 :2aw1m
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July 6.
Marine Insurance Company Of
+ leXandria.

INSURANCE OFFICE, July 8, 1919.
The ockaolJers are informed, thai :. die
v:dend of f teeD per cent tor the last six
months, is this day declared which will lie
ready to be paid in ten days from this date.
BY Or4er,
]. B. Nichols, Scc'ry.
~ lDe Editors of the Freeze burg
Herald, and Vir;i mia P iiot of Ricnmonds
+. requested to give the above advertise
ment three Insertions, and forward their bills
for payment.
juiV
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Miscellaneous Selections.
llckancAolY, 6ut y0slselM reReeA0ns.


II has been customary, IN al! ages, and o.
nong ell nations, 10 pay particular attention
10 the repositories Of death. The Europeans,
the Asiatcs, the Africans, and the native A
mericans, have at all periods been dis,in-
gushcd by their marked respect and venera-
ton for those places in which their ead were
Inferred The gloomy monuments OF NOR
taIity ought ever TO be held sacred, aud re-
garded with the deep wrought feelings OF re-
verence The foot OF pollution should never
be suffered TO contamiDate the bsiiowed
ground of monde'ing friendship, or the sac
red dust of departed virtue. Grave yards
should be esteemed as the last resting place
of man, as place of eternal repose, where
the feyerish phantom Of life, tortured no
more, and the guady visions of anticipated
happiness, or tho agonising fears Of expected
misery, have ceased to harrow up thc imag-
ina,ion. When properly attended 10, they
become places OF resort to tho offspring ot
grief, and the moralising children OF mclan-
choy sensbility. A solitary grave yard walk
may be replete with many advantages. The
mourniul reflections it never fails to excite,
will soften the heart and give a mellovness to
the deepening emotion Of the soul. 1t Will
teach US the futilily of human wishes, and
the vanity Of human greatness. 1t will con-
vince us that though we paint inch deep
though we attain the achIne OF celebrity
though we roll on the lap of luxury, and
wanton on the bosom Of righteousness, we
must come to dust at last"
These with many other advantages, we
might enjoy, in stroIing over the mouldering
bodies of those WHO once had hopes and fears,
ana Joys and sorrows like ourselves.
HARK from yon sacred dome the solemn kneil,
Tn slow vibration tells the saddened plain,
Some dear departed friend is gone 20 swell
The numcio ous host of death triumphant train
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CHARLES PITMAN,

IIAS for sale, on very accommodating terms, at
L Il his store n Troy, Massachusetts, all kinds OF
FactoryC Cloth and Yarn, at wholesale and retail, as
low AS can be purchased at the Manufactures.
ALSO general assortment of Groceries, Crock
ery, &c. SC. as usual
N h. Weaving wanted, for which the highest
prices will be given.
Troy lass Nav 2, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-10
Taluable Lots Of Land.

EOR SALE-two Lots of LAND,
l. situated at the southcrIy part Of the town,mea-
suring cacn $50 by so feet late the property OF T..
LrsuA ANrpoNy, deaccased-said Lots are well
calculated Cor building or other improvement. For
terms and other particulars, apply to THOMAS a.
GARDNER, in south-kiogstown, or HESay Mooat'
in Newport. March Is.
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TO THE PUBLICK.

The subscriber having been greatly benefited by
the use of DIR. Rogers Vegetable Pumonic Deter.
gent, conceives it duty he owes the proprietor OF
the medicine and the publck to state the following
facts.
For several years have been much afflicted with
tho ASTHMA and for weeks together have not been
bic to lie down in my bed seeing the above Medi-
cine advertised for sale at Mr. TAPrANs Book
determined to make trial of it, though i have al
ways been much prejudiced against Patent Medicines
in general, and confess had very little faith in this,
but my great surprise and joy, soon after taking
the first dose, found myself much relieved as to
sleep quietly in bed and have since, when in
the least troubled with the Asthma, found immedi-
ate relief by its
do not hesitate, with confidence, to recommend
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afflicted
with the Asthma, and have doubt but they will
receive great relief by the use of this invaluable
medicine. WIN. WALKER.
Portsmouth, March IA, 1911.
], ISRAEL FENNER, of Providence, in
the State Of Rhode-Isand, do hereby certify, that
my wife, RUTH FENNER, was afflicted for consid-
cradle time, in the summer of 1911, With extreme
cough, pain in her side and loss of appetite, which
reduced her to such low and feeble state that she
was scarcely able to walk the room, and to
all appearance fast nclining to quick consumption.
Immediately obtained one cake Of Rogers Vcget-
able Pulmonic Detergent, and after taking this
cordng to the directions, she was restored to her
usual state of health, which We attribute, with the
blessing Of God, to the above valuable medicine.
israel. FENNER.
Providence, November IL, 1911.
Ertruct Of letter from Mr.. DANIEL AYfR
Of Loudon, Nsao- HAMPSHIRE, TO Mr.. Isaac
HALL, Editor Of the New -famshire Pafri-
OF, Concord.
Dear Sir--EIaving frequently heard men,
ton made of the beneficial effect Of RocERs' Tege-
table Puimonic Detergent, in pulmonary complaints,
and seeing it advertised for sale your Office, after
having made use of aimost every other medicine,
was induced to make trial of it. Although three OF
my sisters had successfully fallen victims to a con-
same complaint which had proved fatal to them, this
benign restorative have to believe. has con-
6rmcd me in tolesable state Of health, and think
cannot do better service to the community than
by requesting you to make publick this testimony to
the almost super human effects of this Medicine
Loudon, Dec. 90, 1911. DANIEL AVER.
n. B.-The Medicine mentioned in the
above Certificates, may be had of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. VlNSON
Newport. CASEY, East-Grccn.
wich.--ROBERT COZZENS, WEXFORD
THOMAS II. WELLS, Little Hill
RICHARD M. WEBER, Tivcrton, ant
at various other places.
Price Two Dollars per Cake.
Newport, Dccember IS, 1910,
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(And immediate possession given)
THE very commodiouS nouse and
tavern. standing on the Bhodelsland Turn
pike ESQ csled) in Portsmouth, with the out house,
and garden adjoining. The occupant OF the premi-
scs will be the togatherer for the Turnpike Compa-
ny and will probably keep the Post-of6cc For fur.
ther conditions, apply to burlington Anthony, Esq.
near the place, or to the subscriber at Bristol
ID. A. LEONARD.
Bristol April %, 1872
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Rogers Vegetads Pulm0nic
detergent,

FOR CONSU.HPTTUW, .TSTUJH.T7TCK .7JVU
C.AI.aRRH.aL COMPLAINTS
NOTHING which has been said i'm recon-
~ mendation of this medicine, has been in the least
degree exaggerated, which many Of the enlightened
and candid Of the Faculty, with whom the proprie-
tor has had an interview, and communicated many
of the principal ingredients, politely acknowledge
It's evident superiority over the usual heating Elxrs
and Basams, in diminishing arterial action, and by
degrees diminishing expectoration, by increasing in
sensible perspiratioR, is too evident to be denied
this with every assertion of the Proprietor upon the
subject, are strictly in conformity to truth and
not a certificate of its efficacy has ever been fabri-
variably have been proffered to the publck by gen
tlemen of respcctabity, and friends to the rights
of man. GEORGE ROGERS.
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SPENCER HALL

HAS just received new assortment
Il l. of Mems, women's, Misses and Boys Shoes,
with an assortment of Boots.
ALso-a few firkns of Butter, of good quality
for family use and few barrels Mess Pork.
Arul 4,
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FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

ho. 6S, IhameS-street,
$500 lbs. w. |. COFFEE
Iihds best retailing MOLASSESi
Bbs. Fresh FLOUR;
few frkins prime BUTTER, suitable for farni-
ly use;
general assortment of GROCERIES, as usual.
Also
A constant supply of GIN, (Pawtuxet
brandt which, by the most competent judges, is
pronounced equal, if not superiour to any distilled
in the Uni,ed States
Also, for sale--2 well mounted CARBON
AIDES
or Commission business solicited
Newport, Nov. 20. 1911.
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IN NECDOTES.

A Mr.. Il - d some time since, being
high sheriff of the county OF Cork, was ap.
plied to for preventing a duel having arrived
at the field of battle, the parties were'an the
act Of presenting the pistols at each OF her.
when the sheriff loudly called out Stop
stop for remember tell you, 1t you are
both killed, the surpivor, by ST. Patrick,
shall be hanged"
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A biography of Rooetspicrre has appear
ed in an Irish paper, which concludes thus /:
This extraordinary man left no children be-
hind him, except his brother, who was Kill
led at the same time.
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TO LET.

A ND possession given ipmsdiately--,he large
"A and elegant brick House, in Per:saoah, siand'
ing on the Turnpke-Road, leading 30 Bristol Ferry
calculated for publick house. which viii be ies On
very reasonable terms. Inquire OF. ABRAHAM
BARKER. Newport, or !sAAC FISH, Pro'idesee.
Mach ID
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THE subscriber begs leave to inform tho public
that he has taken the stand lately occupied by
WM. PEARcE, Cor the purpose of accommodating
those Ladies and Gentlemen, who may please TO ia
YOUR him with their company.
NATHAN GARDNER.
N. n. Good accommodations for eight ten pri-
vatc boarders
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NOTICE..

NIHEREAS the Subscribers on the
Wv 9th day Of April, 1912, were appointed by
the Court of Probate of the town of Westerly in the
county of Washington, Commissioners to receive,
examine, and adjust the claims of the Creditos TO
the Estate of
James NJ. Chamblin,
late of said Westerly, (now absent, and supposed TO
be fost at sea- represented insolvent; and nine
months being allowed for them to exhibit the same
Notice is therefore hereby gven that will attend
at our respective dwellings, in said Westerly, during
the time aforesaid, for the reception OF all legal
claims against said Estate And they further give
notice that they will meet at the dwelling house of
SYLVESTER GAvIT, Esq. in said Westerly, on the
last Monday in January next, at O'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose of hearing and determining upon al dis
puted claims, Gf any there sheuld bel--of this all
persons who consider themselves interested, will pay
the strctest attention.
Jesse Ba5cock, Cd,
5,.a,am lam s.al,ma"' sa,;,n Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
Josehh Potter, .ddm,nistrator.
Westerly, May ], 1912.
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poetrv.
TO TIE AUTHORS WIFE.

CFrom Grcaye's Wilderness.]
THE village We leave, where so late with her boy
My ELEANOR wandered the meadows among,
Delighted to view, his eyes, brilliant with Joy,
Delighted to hear his sweet infantinc song.
Whilst pleased with the antics her brother dlsplayd,
And pleased with his carroll of infantinc glee,
BY smiles her sweet baby her pleasures betrayed,
And kindly my ELEANoR smiled upon me.
Though long we were silent, our eyes, as we met,
Confessed that our hearts beat in unison true
Aud ne'er shall my mind the sensations forget,
felt and gazed on my children with you.
Though past is that time, and the scene is remov'd,
Our friendship, my ELEANOR, still shall remain,
We will teach whilst we live by the other beloved,
And the babes whom We doat on, shall love us again.
Contented through life hand in hand We will stray
And when or our dust lightly lies the green sod,
We will leave to babes, they suerd to stay,
In each other a friend, and guardian in GOD.
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SILAS DEAN,

T1AS for salc,at his Store, No. 81, Thames
i l street, and at his Store on the Wharf,
the following GOODS:
20 hhds. best retailing .Molasses;
10000 VT. green Coffee, entitled to debenture
1000 VT. white do;
40 boxes white and brown Sugars;
10 tons Cordage. all sizes; pipes Brandy
hhds. Rum 10 bbls. Gin pine Wine;
seroons Spanish Indigo 20 logs Mahogany;
10000 Havana segars 20 boxes sperm Candles !;
bags soft sbelld Almonds;
2 cases Canton Grapes
Nutmegs, Cloves and Cassia;
Q Anchors, 700 and go wtj
Cables, partly worn
Standing rigging, blocks, &c. for Vessel OF
$50 tons !; IS W. Pine Boards and
quantity Of English GOODS. june 8:
ELEAZEK READ, jr.
Has for sale. Lyon's-rOhayG
26 bales upland COTTON !;
10 casks RICE;
200 bbls. Naval Stores, consisting Of
TURPENTINE, TAR, and
PITCH;
80 bushels of Pea Nuts, or Ground
Nuts
$50 Fur Skins. June 3.
Co0se, Sugar and Teas.
5000 VT. superior old COFFEE;
10 boxes Brown and white SUGARS (;
20 chests fresh TEAS, various kinds.
--ALSO--
An extensive assortment OF DRY
GOODS, just received, and for sale,
as chan as uSUni, by
fte, 70 p. q. RICHMOND.
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GROCERIES
William White,

Has JUST RECEIVED .i.NO
Offers for sale at the store, Long 1ohot, formerly
occupied by the Progressive Company, No. II.
By UHOLESaLE s. RET.iLL,
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockerys and
Glass Ware, &c.--coNsIsTrNo or
Rum Black Pepper
Gin Ginger
So$aia%e s.';.% g BRANDY T.%sn Fi%sn'S S,.
Mo,as'e' MSlaa A'TSIGar,r} Ss1,mor} FLOUR
Hyson skin TEAS Wrapping Paper
Souchong x Raisins
Pohea Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
Havanna cIrCAp Cheese
White & Butter
Brown and Meal.
~ALSO,~
500 quintals Goldfish;
800 boxes English Horrings.
20 dozen sets of Measures
100 bbls. prime Reef
SO do sMess do.
so do. Mess Pork;
80 dc Prime do;
1000 bbs. best Keg Butter;
10 kegs Lard;
1000 lbs Cheese;
10000 punches Onions
bales Upland Cotton;
so hhds. Molasses;
90 bags West India Coffee.
$50 NJ Shingles, with quanGty OF Boards
and Laths, of the first quality.
The above articles are 20 be sold the most rea.
sonablc terms for cash or approved credit
Aug. %.
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TO LET,

THE lower part of the pleasant situated Hcuseia
i Bridge-street, corner of First-street, consist
ing Of FIVE rooms on the floor, in coed repair, and
very Convenient, with cellar and store.house, &c.
Will be furnished if required ,anG possession given by
10th Of June. T-~-i known by applying to the sub
scriber. JAMES TOWNSEND.
May 81.
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CERTIFICI1ES.
CEHITFIC.TIES.
/, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, OF Wind


/, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, OF Wind
ham, in the county of Windham, and State of Con-
necticut, do hereby certify, that my wife, ZILLAH
KINGSLEY, was afflicted i'm the winter Of 1909, with
an extreme cough, loss of appetite, &c. and though
under the care of able Physician, and not expert
encng any particular benefit, was induced to make
a trial of DR.. Rogers Vegetable Pulmonic Deter
gentand after using two three cakes she expert
enccd its beneficial effects and in the course of
few months recovered her usual state OF health,
which she had previously been much alarmed
about and we think ii is entirely owing TO the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable Pulmo-
nj: Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY.
Wndham, July IL, 1871.
|, PHILLIP SALISBURY, OF Ncw-Ha-
ven, State Of Connecticut DO hereby of my own
free will and accord, cert ify, that about the begin
ming of the year 1871, was seized with most vo-
lent pain in my right side, which produced cough
this pain and cough increased until April, when
found myself SO weak especially in my lungs and
in my knees, that scarcely able TO walk abroad,
concluding therefore was fast approaching to the
grave by a consumption, was greatly alarmed, as
also was my family but on hearing Of DIR. Rogers
Vegetable Pulmonc Detergent, for Consumptive,
Asthmatick and Catarrhal complaints, Immediately
made application to the apothecary, and obtained
one cake, which took according 10 the direction,
which when had taken all Of it, found myself re-
stored to my health and strength far as can be ex
rected of a man in the 51st year of his age which
medicine truly and conscientiOus'y believe was
solely by the blessing Of God the means of the res
toration of my health PHILIP SALISBURY
City of New-Haven, September 10, 1914.
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TO LEI,

(dnd AOssession given immediateiy.)
n convenient House, situated near
the Post -Ofice-Also, for sale, good secondhand
Chase with Harness. For particulars inquire of
May 90. JOHN MARSH.
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For sale, on very moderate terms, for cash.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his new
and convenient Dwelling House, and Lot OF
Land, very pleasantly situated, fronting Barney and
Vernon Streets affording beautiful and extensive
view of the harbour, river, islands, &c.
For terms, apply to WILLIAM w. VERNON.
March a.
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Painters Colours, Linyesd
Oil, &c.
Underwood & Stevens,
PAINTERS and GLAZIERS,
No. ll8, Thames street,

LAVE for sale, general assortment
L i of PAINTS, dry, or ground in Oil, Of the
first quality, and at the most reduced prices.
Their distant customers are informed, by
sending the dimensions or description Of whatever
they may have to paint, suitable and sufficient
quantity of Paints will be put up at the shortest
dce April 12.
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NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the hon. Court Of Probate of the town of
jamestown, in the county Of Newport, commission
to receive, examine, and adjust the claims a
gsinst the estate of WILLIAM TEW, late Of said
jamestown, mssing and supposed to be lost at sea)
represented insolvcnt do hereby give notice that six
months longer from the date hereof are allowed to
creditors OF said estate bring in and prove their
respective claims and that will, for that pur-
pose, attend at our respective dwelling houses
Thomas Carr, Commissioners.
John Eldrcd,
And all persons indebted to said Estate are request
ed to make immediate payment to the subscriber
living in Charles,own. County Of Washington.
John Few, jun. .ddniinisfratOr.
Charlestown, NIay 5h. 1912.