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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-03

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
From tie PoHltcal Rmnmtner.


Mr. EDIToRs,
You unst know that had quarrel the
other day with MIA. The case was this ::
in going 10 market, his people frequently
passed my door--on such occasions, would
detain a fezO II them ONLY for a day or two
to assist me against neighbor of mine, with
wnom / had a quarrel TO be sure, some
times the poor fellows got a limb or so bro
ken IN my cause, but then always sent them
Immediately home that they might be cur
ed. Now, sir, Mr. A. was so piggardly as
even to begrudge me this little use ot his
hands, although he knew wanted them, and
even gTnmbled and ~ monstrated being de
ttrmined to teach him better manners, or
dercd that in future, in sending to market,
he should aiway stop in, and leave NE one
hbd of AIS msrk eting, for my permission to-
sell the remdndor. Or his refusal / per.
emptorily forbid his geing TO marke, at all /:
az the same time Selling an additional nuns
Der o his hands, and 8cOprgiHg some of the
lnrre rsfrSctSTy ones pfctty well. lie re-
peattdly tutrCsted 20 be on good terms but
] was rot % be so easily appeased. There
fore sent some Of my people to his farm, who
when We least eXpec ed IT,, fell on his men.
kAie9 some and took others captives / was
apprehensve TINS Nigh cause open hostili
ties IT ayowed to be dove by my AUTHORITY
| therefore threw the blame on NV servants
but took care neither 10 rcpriuand or 81 +,
u1s them / was also fearful that ha
ost the Affection Of part of his own 4.gl
.snon ! lad attsx h4dsiOs, my infercsi
To-. -. az enfs AID s6e1-pice moneu
bat ~. still ln,fte 4se. aud pr
tacsesl1t.ss event witch INST dleadsti--f
open waH notwithstanding fheirexertioa
However, Mr.. A. hdAftckged war; bu g
much crippled, pyfteiek by my agen
Who coriagantly hara8gue - Reople again
TIE expediency Of The yAr Id extoI ne as
2 very conscientious sid relissegs man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
but we believe that PEACE, under our pre-
sent rulers, would be as'BAD AS WAR"
.ESSe.r Register.

but we believe that PEACE, under our pre-
sent rulers, would be as-BAD AS WAR"
Essen Register.
A little circumstance hotsotherwise i'm
Cortant than as marking ths8character and
skill of the North Carolina Rieemen, occur
red some time ago in Forsy th's corps, which
we have not yet seen in any newspaper of
this state and which ought b4fore this To
fhave appeared in the Sfar. As the story is
told, a schooner fnfhe Canada side of
the St. Lawrence sa;kd along the river at
no great distance frSh 0gdSnsburgb, where
a oentinel of thi& gkllspt col s was posted
on the bank, whosthopght u& opportunity of
trying his rife ,g6 tavoyable be missed
He according Rsingled Aat( &c best dressed
nun on boar4'she vessel and t.irly knocked
him over. Khe British sciis. not suspecting
a formidable enemy so neaN imm ediate.y
opened a tremendous fire of ~ tat guns and
musketry while the Caroliniah stood un-
coDcerDed behind y large Beech tree, and
very lsisurely reloaded his rifle. AS soon
as the British slackened fire, lie peeped out
from behind his. covert and brought down
another tall fellow. The schooner now
Thought it prudent TO claw OFF aud had Just
escaped out of rifle shot (not however w,th
ont parting salute from Beech fort) when
The guard frora Osdensburg came up aad
enquired abou1the firing. The sentry very
coldly observed that he had iast had AN en-
gagement wnh q British scnoenor, but, she
had unluckily Tor him ssofeeded in getting
'oFwith only a small es4jh Killed & wound
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
From he Bgslsn Chronicle.

The fefleralists have declared that the present
,,gFr wss 9 uniast unnctcssary, aud unriglteols =
tiist ~ vRf csfetj into o. etaiify projects q I'd
pi4hiftttf tGt England was right aud were
sVtrnE tff3t VIC was correct in supporting, her
"fia'9hpe rights - that IS IN ruing Tie seastut
< Difo9retonmerte, and seizing our ssiiQrf TO
f-it hof' Baths they pretend TO be great lliends
90 the navy aud yet declare by Legislative act, tist
it's G nabeeoming a moral AND sous people 70
gcjse ~ ouv naval Victories =; and that fnrmetex-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21

Commodore PERRY is now bat little more than
rs years ofage, having been born IN August. i785.
He was married, few years tnce, to a very beau
tul and accomplished young lady-SIiss Mason,
daughter of tbs lite Dr. Mason, of Newport, By
whom he has one sou.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
Lisut Burro7rs and admiral Nelson

Lisut Burro7rs and .4da.iraL Nelson
The following contrast is presented by the
editor of the Democratic Press Lord
Nelson, in a struggle between the delight of
victory and the dread of diving, is writing
about on his bed 6cio7U, and in anguish cal
ling TO his captain, kiss me Hardy The
iatrnRabte Burrows is lying on deck, calm
and exemplary in the agones Of dissolution,
uttering not groan nor a sound except to
refuse to be carried from his station, and
when the vanquished sword was brought TO
him, after forty minutes of uncomfortable
fortitude and heroism, he exercises the last
remaining powers If speech only to say that
he is satisfied, and dies contented."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21

De1oprtea his Life, on the 5h inst. at the
White Sulptug Springs, in Greenbrier county,
Mas MARY MpSBY, wife of Capt BENJAMIN
Mosby, OF this City. Besides an affectionate
husband, and an oply1haughter, she has lett a
large circle of rela, ives and friends, to whom
her benevol Mt dispositions rendered her dear.
to lament the loss thsy have sustained. Having
tor many years lived tie life of q sincere an
humble christian, ste was enabled to leave the
world with tEs. peace, resisnation, and cheer
ful hop. of blessed immortality which the
religion ofJesus Christ alone can inspire
October 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21

Now, Mr.. Printer, wish you to inform
Mr.. A that in case he will submit 10 nan
me that M,ie tribute, or toll n1sHey. i vii,
let him pass aRd repass freely 6y my door,
and extend my guaraiznshh over his inter-
csts.
Yours, &c.
JOHN BULL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
Mayors Office. 10 p m, Der. 10, 1913.

fefE0tr,l.!tIGens,
cannot forbear thus publicly
testifyin.' to you Ill. the tribute that is nosr
justly due for the respect paid. to The recon.
mediation issued the last evening al this hour
In every point it has been most sedulously oB
served-and on future OCCASIONS (Which under
the overriding Hand of tie sfost High, viii, it
is most ardenty wished, frequently occur y
let 1t be said, that The citizens o; the capital
City OF Virginia, exhibits ccndact worthy of
imita ton.
Respectfully yours,
RO. GREENHOW, MAYOR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21
From the B0ttimore PATRIOT.
&" PROOF"


=" The Americans wahsed another proN
of British superiority on the ocean. liz
Pelican has afforded it i'll the capture of the
Argus"
If the English Editor mean, superiority of
force. it's cheerfnlly granted, as the follow
ing statement from dle Democratic Press
will show The news of the battle of Erie
will reach them in season to give them some
idea of America superiority ON the
lake. u may moderate their exrltation.
THE ARGUS AND PELICAN.
We have taken some pains to ascertain
the relative force OF these vessels, the fol-
lowing is the result.
ARcuR. PELIcAS.
10 81 10. carroHades 30 90 10, catronades
2long 9's long o.
Burthen $40 tons foreoastIe swivel
Burthen 4S5 tons
Our infor nation respecting the Pelican is
from gentleman of veracty who was ON
boa I'd and saw her guns
e..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-21

Attention
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Have just received, FoRqr PACKAGES,
Dry Goods, &c.
CONSISTING OF
Bales Rose Blanks, assorted,
II Bales Difiie, do. do
g DO. blue Cloths, Cd,
9 Do. Fannsls, assorted,
Cases coarse yarn Hose,
L. Bales and 30 ,es best German Ticklen
w hurgs So, Uznaburgs,
Vi Bale fine india Coy,ep.
Do. gilla IIandS @rd
2 Cases Irish sheetinl
l Do irish lif'eps,
, Bales Keic SCottos
o. Best superhne bfcthS, Plains, Kerseys,
and a great variety OF piece and Cut Goods,
amounting 20 upwards of |, $50 of such as
Flanneis, Coatings, Manchestry, coarse CO
Cloths, long Cloths, Ribbons, elegant lace Wells,
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, Cassimeres, Mus,
Inns, Ginghams, Hessians, German Sheeting, &
number OF other articles too tedious 10 emu.
merate--which viii be offered at private sale,
until Monday, the 18Th of this month, (Oct
when every article remaining on hand, will be
old, 7oitliout reseTpe, and on such terms as will
be accommodating TO purchasers-The sale to
commence at ten O'Clock.
We Have iii Store,
F9R HRIYA4E SAFE,
s0 35 H5 ,;ss 1.o1.-.,44. Sugar
5o,00O!bs. Loaf do. the principal part Of
OF which is Pennington, best Labelled
in Boxes and Barrels,
10 Puncheons old Antigua Rum, of fine
Favour,
so Barrels Baltimore Whiskey,
10 Ceroons best Flotain Indigo,
15O,0Oolbs. Coffee, part best green; in
Tierces, Barrels and Bags,
so Bags Pepper,
10 Do. Plmentn,
90 Chests, different sizes, of Imperial
Tea,
1000 Sacks Salt,
80 Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards, as
sorted.
Best Spanish Cigars, caster Oil, Soap,
Candles, Chocolate, Nutmegs-and many
other articles in the Grocery line.
AND HAVE JUST RECED-
53Pipes 1st quality, 18th proof Cogniac
Brandy,
20 Cases, 3 doz. each, sparkling Cham
pagne, of superior quality,
IS Cases, 2 doz. each, old ST. Julien
Claret Wine,
/ 161 Do. / doz each, of do.
SO Cases, doz. each, Carbonieh white
/ Wine,
78 Do. doz each,
Cases sweet Oil,
$50 Cases Cologne Water,
81 Barrels white wtle Vinegar,
90 Bags Almonds, labs aeh--
u Which are also offered for private
SAFE by
MONCURE, ROBINSON &
PLEAcANTS,
r. w. Garner Of ID c, 18th streets
October --r..---.k. IDS
az The c6ove sale is U.V.3VOID.qBLY
pos PO.NED until .lIenday the lSt of .Noveni-
5er, 1vien &c 'giH bosifiOely take place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
Ey the a5ails.
ALEXANDRIA, June a8.

ALEXANDRIA, Jung 10.
Mr. Cults of Arlington nae jln received
letter Ilom his agent on tht coat, giving
information lof the Brltih having anoed
on Smiths Hand, ano borne III iomc
ftock, sc. and aiio encloiing two certiii.
Gates hgned by the l. eutenAnt Of the
Marlboro, laying, " The IL ok were iez
ed for the uie ut his brtaun,c ma je,ty's
ihips, and would be paid tor on d.mdud.'
Iheie certificates were written with pen
cil on icraps OF paper and gwen by the In.
gllih officer to .hs flanders, directing the N
10 forward the papersio then landlord
Mr. Cults writes his agent III r,py.
You will not yourleii receive nor per-
init the FLANDERS to receive, on my account
any MONIES or valuation OF any kind, IN re.
compence f1r Cock, which may be taken
from mihfs IlAnd. II out OF your power
TO make retiitanoe, (as you inioIm mt 1t i.)
my property mutt ABIDE the tate OF war, IN
common with the ref of my countrymn.-
do not expect, nor will ever receive, pri-
vilege, or exemption from the enemy and
would prefer the deiolation OF my ,fates, to
bare iuipicien OF tueb iniany. ! am IL
lois TO know, by what milrepreientat,ou of
my character or conduct IN lite the Enghih
officers have been induced to infut my feel.
ings, by the trAnim flion OF the certificates
yos cncloied. Should any further eommu-
nicat,ons be made in writing from The feet,
Ut they arc iealed) II is proper that you
tranlmit them TO the Office of the Secretary
OF state.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
From albany, Aty 4, 1918

From albany, Jaty I, 1915
"Great dissatisfaction has Prevailed
in the Amy, and several able officers
have resigned in consequence OF The
misconduct and ego;ism OF the War
Managers in Washington, SC he
War Secretary, am told, has lately
seen fiji to fuist bis son into majority
over the heads Of number Of officers |;
and General Lewis iwho by the bye Is
b'olher in-law TO Mr.. Armstrong has
gone the rounds TO prais his nephew at
the expense oil other Ulcers In his
diagram despatch he says, " when the
day broke not man Of the 5th leg't.
was missing and that part oil the 23d
under NJ jor Armstrong, was found
sustaining its left flank" Now as this
sustaining must have been some time
alter the enemy h.ving made his dash
had returned to his camp, we may see
how much OF the compliment may be
c edited TO the score of fsvor.
!" The gentlemen who have left the
army give very different accounts OF the
flair at S'oney Creek, than the official.
they intimate that instead OF the boast
ed "gallantry of the slh, 2sth and part
OF the 25d sc. having saved the army"
as Gen. l.. states, those very regiments
were pierced through by the British,
VINO captured the artillery after they
had passed through them and that
The 2Sth reg't. disgraced themselves
AID their coua,ry by preciplla,e re.
treat after the frs. fire, and that they
had no OF er credit than that Of being
the s7oyieSf runners. Rut what does
Gen l. mean, when he says, those req.
iments SAVED the army? The enemy
ne ought to have known did not ex,o d
800 men, and that his army amounted
10 nearly 1000 Can he mean to insin
uate, that one Briton could have taker
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
NEW. York JULY 6.

.Heouh dc nam Yesterday forenoon
q f,ning smack was sent out from Mus
queio Cove, by Com. Lewis, who has
the command of the floilla of gun boats
stationed at he Hook, for the purpose
OF taking by stratagem the sloop Eagle,
t'nder 10 the British -, Poic,iers, cruis.
ing off and on Sandy Hook Light
House, which it appears succeeded 10 a
charm. The smack, named the Ysn-
Nee, was borrowed OF some fishermen
At Fly Market, and a calf, sheep and a
goose purchased and secured on deck
Between so and 40 men, we'll armed
with muskets, were secreted in the cab
in and fore peake o, the smsck. Thus
prepared, she stood out to Sea, as il 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
Washington, July 2.

Washington, Jniy2.
The House have to-day passed bill
which originated in the Senate, appro'
priaing 100000 dollars for building
barges, to be used in the defence oil our
harbors and bays. They have also
agreed to bill for raising regi'
ments, for the defence Of our maritime
frontier. These regiments are the
remainder Of the 10000 one years
troops, which have never been raised
and which by this bill are allowed &c be
enlisted for during the VAR
Mr.. Fisk of Vermont is chairman Of
the committee Of Elections, and | do be-
lieye if he had it in his power, he would
favor the election of any one who might
claim the seat Of a member in the least
oppose ID to him in political sentiments.
The case of J. NJ. Bowers is before the
committee. I consider the proceed'.
ings as far as they have had in the house
and as far as L can learn, before the
committee, of the most extraordinary
cast, have got to learn much more
of the wiles, and tricks ofrepublieanlsn,
as il is called. All regret is, shstl the
people are so deluded that they cannos
see the true guardians OF their ooun'ry's
welfare. I fear they will awake, when
it is TOO late.
JUN 3-The house have this Gay
been engaged on the tax BILL the OK
else bill under consideration on ..
mend ment for taxing the capacity Oh
the still was proposed and nearly car
ried-lhe vote stood 80 TO 81 ana wss
negatived by the Speaker Several o.
the majority appear to be more suO.
missive to their leaders to day, whe'ne'
there has been another caucus or ho'
| cannot say, but am informed that Tue
tax bills are to go down, however I'm.
perfect thin your city can expec'
no relief from their unjust quota oil the
land tax in the House, but ! hope I"
mendment will be made in The SENATE
The weather here is exceeding warns
the northern members complain o'',e.
Iy; it is severe work to be connaeo -
the House from S 10 z hours a day az
most in vapour bath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

Eve Americans 2" The Duke OF York
used to be quzzed for calling retreats
:. falling back" and changing posi-
ton :" but what will the woIlo say,
when they find an American General
calling a retreat OF 40 or SO miles ia
three DAYS, "fiushing on 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
A Richmond

:, hie'''''o'o syape. osseryes, that
,r,-e.a seems to be selected as the
particular object of British vengeance. 4"
On one account this is convenient as
it is war of her own, by having II
brought home TO her own doors she
can manage it in her own way. But
il is painful to hear of the acts OF Cruz
city, and the extreme suiierlngs, alien
ding it, We hope the authors OF the
war will soon find 1t convenient 10 put
an end TO it.-Saiem Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
HdiQn .4MeS.

The Indian agent a, Buffalo. ''tely re
ceived letter from the commanding ONCE.
=, For, George, stating that The aid Of The
CIV N.,;on. Of Indians would be accepted oy
our government, in its operations .ga,n ~
Canada. In consequence, numoe. nsu
met a, Buffalo, preparatory to gong 20 ~
agsfs. 0"'"''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

The Intelligenccr says Gen. DEAN.
BORN, has resumed the command ol The
army in Canada. II appears lie did not
RESIGN his commission, but only tempo
raIily rellnqulshed his command
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

Jpar 5erzYeen the u S and Russia
A sage legislator from Philadelphia,
(Mr Ingersol,) having bfoached the
subject in Congress in speech Of many
hours long, in which he says We pev.
er can come in collision with Russia
UNLESS ive should disagree aboni the
LANDS in Kamsehotzka," tile editor Of
the Salem Gazette has FURNISHED .
number of reasons why our enlightened
rulers may be induced to make 2 rsp-
id descent on" that place Among
others, he alledges that
Our southern men cosel Ksmscba,ska =
much rs Canada, and when conquered &
will be OF as much use 10 the natioa.
His fourth reason Is, because
Mr.. Madison wishes for team n Kan.
schai zkadale Dogs as much as ItrrEnsos
took after Prairie Dogs, With which the
philosopher was wonder fully delighted i'll
shire wd WtpoEay happening to view the
dear puppies exclaimed Why, Sir, thes
are woodchueks ="
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
Extract d & letter from NeqVbuypo


Extract d q letter from Ne1pbuypo W.
Arrived, sloop Ranger. ID a. 9abx
Penobsco,, IL days. A ps.. mi. f.ou
tina, on 2lst ult. discovered anger s, "oa'
in Owls Head Narrosvs Driysteer els
westward in chsse - abou, l MIL y
Gene 10 anchor, :, sloop which run and
all OF which = ~nere others were Wing
slo. ssass='z ~erc taken. Two Others
- songtng TO Penobscot and Thon.
Stow sch. Capt Spear, which were s,sn.
ing on to the Westward were also csn,ur.
ed. The same afternoon of the nr;,a.
were moved down into the Thoroughf,rs
prepsrstorvto manning the m out 2escs,.d
by running on shore, the other sliuped her
cables and run back 10 Thornss,own. On.
OF The prizes was sloop from Boston Eur
Buckstown, with rum, molssses, corn. &c.
which they removed into the Thomss;own
sch. intending TO give up the sloop to sand
in the prisoners. During this time from >
to 5000 militia collected and proceeded down
to Fox-lsland, il being thick foggy weather.
when al past ON the morning of the
22d the fog clearing away. the priys,eer. an.
peared al anchor about 20 rods from lie
shore, where they commenced fling upon
her, with small arms and fl Id piece which
killed the pri,aieersnen almost as fast a.
they came on de ok.
The first Lieut.. cut the cable, and in ,.
tempting to hois, the jib, Dying IA, On bis
back )had his unde' jaw sho, away the cant,
was killec, and but men it was said suryi.
we'd, the re st oeing either killed or wounded:
1t being BIB tide, she drift ed out, and when
out of the reach of the musketry got under
way. leaving all her prizes which again fell
into the hands Of the righ,ful owners.
The crews put in to man them in attempt.
ing TO escape to the psivateer in boats we're
either killed or W ounded. The action lasted
about sn hour. The above information was
received from he Am. rican prisoners, who
were on bosrd during the action, and Who
were afterward. pu, ashore on the White
Islands. The priva,eer proved 10 be the
Buckskin formerly of Salem, carryir z guns,
WAS fitted on, e ST. Andrews She had on
board number Of U. S soldiers who had de-.
serted from Esstport, and en- cred on board
the Duckskin. They were many Of them
known by the Americans belonging to the
above coasters.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

careful, you can 60 good way 10 keep them
off = Never carry dried human scalp about
you. and keep oul Of the way of,he smell Of
gun.powder-they also are sp, to follow az.
ter sea sickness especially on fresh water.
Yours TO seryes
MARolRY ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12
To General Deer.born.

To General Dfer.b0Tn.
Sir-From whs, Gen. Lewis says in his
letter, tina, You elspse on the beast agitation
Of mind, l AXE il YOU have got the hysterteks
You need not be frightened. for they won,
kill you a, least no, very soon nave hsd
them ever since was fiji een, and have ,i,-
ed 10 be sgrandmOtae, but there is no cure
for them /; yet can tell you how by heng
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-18
Land for Sale.
January Is

By yirtue efa Deed Of Trust from Bush'
rod Washington, jun. Esq, Of Mount
Zehhyr, 10 The subscTibers, NE shall
proceed TO sell for cash at Public .4uc-
aon On the sth day Of February meet,
on tie frtmiSes,
All those Tracts of Land,
situate in the county Of WestmoreIand,
called Laurel Grove and Maurye's de-
vised to the said Washington, by Col.
William Augustine Washington his fa'
Their; or SO much thereof as will satisfy
the debt and interest therein mentione4
and the costs arising from this sale.
Jesse Ilmms,
Carter Mitchell,
1rustees.
January t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-18
Two Dollars keWdrd.

FL AN AWAY from the subscriber
~ On the 22d of November last, all
Apprentice Boy to the Shoe and boot
making business. He sabou! i4years
of age, 4 feet or ischcs high has
when spoken to a down look had on
when he went away pair OF country
cloth trowsers and blue roundabout and
wool hat--He is at his fathers, John
Anderson, living near Broad Greek
Church, in Maryland.
Also, a HEIFER which will be one
year old mex: spring. 1t is of lightish
red color has white forehead and a
slit in each ear. 1t is expected she is
towards the Four-mile Run.
Whoever will bring me the above.
mentioned Apprentice and Heifer shall
receive two dollars or the Heifer alone,
shall receive the same. And will give
IA GEMS for the Boy without the
Heifcr.
All persons are forbid hsrboring said
Boy uuder the severest penalties of the
law.
lohn Wood,
Shoe and Boot.maker, Duke Street.
January 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-18
A. MOORE,
Rrgiste, HuMs

THIS is to give notice, that The SUBJ
scriber, OF Alexandria county. in tho
District OF Columbia, has ob,ai. ed from
the Orphans Court Of said county, LETT
te S testament.:y on the estate OF John
Richter, Iae of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased All persons having claims a.
gsinst the SAID deceased. are hereby re-
CURED 10 exhlbt the same, duIy authen-
ticated, and passed by the said court, 10
the subscriber, on or before the 18Th
day Of July next, Or they may by law be
excluded from Ill benefit tc said estate =;
and those indebted thereto, are request
cd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of January, 1913.
A. C.. CAZENOVE,
Erecutor Of John Richtef.
January Is eo8w