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acE RUM0RS.

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pace RU.aoRs,
.,. BY the last mail, generally
l' : p .nns account Of the ays'ieal
''''p "a . be brought from England
''' =. an .on.Ales.pder. respecting the
''' Can immediate Peace. With
'o'p P..,.rir : the various and eegent f rel; !.
p .t;es induce ns to dis'red't tue
COS .,or,, we would merely in
g -. 70 the notice Of oar readers'she
' w., 3. passage in the accounts from
'D'N .n,.,r,l. and leave it With them to.
: 49, ,ron the probability OF the whole
w." .,,,.1 in Tendon paper of the
Il ! nee e, tina, Mr, Dallas, Secretary to
ss'N .l ~, ,s,lsns and Bayard, arrived IN
Mess, 5. Srning, win dispatches for.
81, British EInistorS ''' " 49,
Toe p 18Th. ITO Decs mber, Mr.. Dali
PEP stated again to have arrived, by
n "a : appears he must have gone back
VIZ, ~. commissioners with an answer,
70 ~ s.S arrived in Loudon again with an
answer ~, an from our commissioners
Tsus allowing Mr.. Dallas less than
-. J,y 10 have travelled from London
&, Petersburg, or to Gostenburg-
AMI thence back again to London! We
,,ly Mr.. D. is an excellent bearer Of
DISPATCHES
tie nublish tie following communi.
,,,;oo, for the satisfaction of Mr.. Will
liam saoos, whom we presume TO be
IRE writer Of it. The article, which we
are requested to correct. did not or'gi-
nate in tie Gazette; bot was coplefi
from Norfolk paper. we are hove
yer, happy to afford Mr.. S; an opporni-
mir Of rindicatipg his Character from
the im2n,ation which has been wrong
hlly cas-, upon il.
Washington City, Feb. IS, 1914:
Sir,
| observed this morning in yon
lest Gazsttee, 40 article, S,asinS that the
Sloop Rosana,, loaded with Coal, was
seized at Norfulk by the Marshal, fer
an Infamous violation Of lie Emnarg,
law; it having been ascertained rpon
search, after she bad been cleared out
that she had on boaTd quantity OF Tar
secre,ed under The Coal.
As man ofiustice, it is expected ,hst
Tou will eOrrectan error in your state
mcnt, .Alscaaaer s. Smoot, of Washing
on CITY, is owner of the slcop Rosanna, s
isiled'in her from this place and is the
principal bondsman; and not, as you
tated William 'Smoo,
From t3e Burlington centinel Of ilth
i,;Stant.,
As mary coricctures are silaat re-
pssrins the movements Of the army, VIC
ball defer giving any particulars until
neither week.
From fAe 0nte.:o Nrsseng.r ofthe sth
nlstanf.
-Four hnndrcG sieighs have recently
eft Sa:ket's Haibor !or the French Mills
o transport the troops from that place TO
he Han Dor.
During tue last and the present week
bout $500 raen drafted from Gen! Halls
iylsion under the two last requisNlops
ave reudez,ouscd in this village and
ave moved on 10 the west for the de-,
sNce of The frontier. Upon the arrival
t the whole detachment under these
* regulars now in service,
ur force on the lines will amount TO
ear 4ooo effective usen, well provided
IiIh arms, ammun;tion& requirements.
Bafap;a I'D.
A letter from Plattsburgh ctthe 9th
lstant received by last evenings Nor
bern Mail, states, that 1.-TWO regiments
ON the army a, the French Mills left
,erc this day in sieigbs for Sacket's
larbor."
EVENTS OF THE WAR.
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MARRIED on the 10th inst: by the
Rev. Mr.. Walter, J. I. Cor, Esq. to the
amiable Mise .Anu Wakerson, daughter
OF, Walter Wilkerson, Esq. both OF
Charles County.
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NEW YORK, Feb. is.

1t was repoted in this city, yesterday,
that our Commissioners had agreed on
the outlines of treaty with Lord Wal
pole, wherein ii is stipulated, that Sc
ven wears Sc allowed to settle the ques
ton OF impressmcnt and citizenship.
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NOTTCE.

TINE Subscriber having been duly
authorized to settle the affaits Of
the Estate Of Beyamin Bredy, decd.
requests all persons having claims on
the said estate, to present them 70 hirn
for settlements -and;all persons indebts
ed to make immediate payment.
John Longden.
n Feb 81 z. IS ~
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, March l,IsI4.

The Charleston Courier received yester
day morning contains London dates to the
hrst OF January, extracted from Nassau
papers. They narrate several skirmishe,
which took place from the 9th to 18th oi
Dec. between Lord Wellington and ma,
shall Soull, when general action was bro t
on, IN which the French Marshal Sou t
was defeated with the loss of from 10 600
TO $4,000. The British loss from to 4, 90
Soul' is said to be shut up in Bayonne with
10000. Three Of the French and Dutc l.
regiments had deserted him. Lord Wei
iingion's dispatch is given at leng tn, a full
detail OF the above events and manmuvres.
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that he expect 10 meet with scme detcp:
ton In his arrangements with the French
government.
The king of Spain (FerdinanD was pre-
pairing to leave Paris, to re-assume lis au-
thority in Spain. A.peace appears vsry
certain between France and Spain, and that
soo&.
The expenditure OF the French govern
ment Tor the last year amour ted 10 6 AGO.
100000 The smount of expenses the
present year, according to report, will be
8 S6o,UoO,COo.
The national guard in the north OF France
had been ordered to march towards the
Rhine.
TR.4.NSLILICNS.
PARIS, Jan. l3.
Alter having themselves fixed the basis
of peace, and after they had been accent
cd by the emperor, the allied powers have
refused TO sign them, circumstance UNI
paralelled in the history of nations
Jan. IA.
Different accounts from Italy, and which
are believed to be authentic, report that tho
Austrians, having attempted again to dis
lodge the Prince Vice Roy of Italy from
his position on the Adige, have been re-
pulsed with considerable loss. We wait
Tor the details Of this new success.
BORDEAUX, Jan. g..
The operations of the levy of 100000
men continue with activity, and II short.
Iy terminate. A considerable part of the
contingent is on its march, and every day
secs new departures The conscripts rem
der themselves with exactitude to The calls
nadr upon them, and depart animated with
the livcliest spirit.
LONDON, Dec. 81.
The general opinion am ongs, military
men is, tina, lord Wellington cannot remain
N the position which he at present occu-
hes' "ithon, experiencing immense loss
~ The infectious air exhaled from the mar
she's, and by the forces which are eon,inu.
| ally crossing from Marshal Soult
II As with sorrow we announce that
nearly l,aoo men Of our troops have de-
,crted.
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year 1914, were scverally read a third time
and passed
And the house adjourned.
THURSDAY, March 20.
Mr.. Fisk of N. Y. moved to reeonm;,
the bill on the subject of National Bank
to select committee, and that the com.
mittee he instructed to enquire into the
expediency of the establishment of a Ma
tional Bank, with branches in the respec-
tive neutrality-suspicious. in the asfirma.
tive.
The house took up the report of the
committee Of elections in the case of Th.
K. Harris and John Kelly (of Tenn the
latter contesting the right of the former.
On motion of Mr.. Scybert, Resofued,
that committee be appointed to enquire
Into the expectancy of altering the conner
Coins Of the U. States.
Tins motion was made on account of
the increased service of copper Sc demand
tor cents and half cents
Mr Aston, IN answer to Mr.. Oakley's
objections to Mr.. Halls amendment IN III.
resolution instructing the committee to
whom was referred the bill respecting the
Yazoo Claims, said the gentleman from N -.
York had satisfied him of the propric,y of
the amendment He says it was second
fraud in The original purchasers, to take
back the purchase money after having sold
the land TO the second purchasers: and
therefore, the second and innocent purcha-
sers, should not be affected by this second
fraud on the part of the original purchasers.
nu.' said VIZ. "A suppose it should appear
,aat the innocent second purchasers in
boston mad not paid the original fraudulent
purchasers and it should appear that ill.,
consequence Of such failure on the part Of
NJ t"s innocent purchasers, the money had
.n Withdrawn by the first purchasers
suLpose the original purchasers had been
that oy the second purchasers in Boston,
'hey could not pay. on account of the
Grs, iHdine act of GEORGIA; would not the
;nn purchasers be jus,i6abIe in wi,hdraw-
GO the purchase money And would the
. ohd purchasers under such circumstan.
e., be entitled to any remuneration
h; m government: IF the amendment oi
US friend should produce this evidence
ould the house say it was not imoor,an.
Nr. A. said he had himself been told by
one oil the original purchasers, that the SC.
cond purchasers in Boston bad mo, paid A.
greeably to their contract he therefore
hoped the amendment would prevail.
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SUSANNA d. GUY.
March II
DEy4VER HATS.

). y d. REED have just received from
New York large quantity of Beaver Hats,
well sized; which are offered for sale on
the most reasonable terms.
Also in store, large quantity of lower
quality Fur, and 1000 mems and bovq' best
Quality wool Hats. Likewise large quar-.
;ity OF msn's coarse SHOES, vim an as.
sorlment Vi all other kinds, as usual.
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FROH DETROIT.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
Cleveland, ONO, Feb 27fb

Cleveland, Ohio, FEB. 9Th.
a man has arrived here from Detroit,
who states that on Thursday (ten days ago)
the place was in much confusion in conse-
qurnce ot. experimenting an attack from the
British that it was ascertained at Detroi
that there were two or three hundred Bri
fish and indians on the River French, and
reintorcements coming on amounting in
the whole TO 1900; that Sand wich and
Maiden or Amherstburg were ordered 10
be burned, but that the order had been
countermanded that Maiden, which place
he came through. was in state of confu.
sion and alarm. 1t is also stated, by gen
tlemaD from Huron, that cannonadng
was heard there, in the direction of De.
troit, on Tuesday last, which commenced
early in the morning, continued very con-
stantly for considerable time, and at in
tervals all day. Such are the reports. /
do not know what credit to attach to them
I will write you more particularly when
learn more.--.Wat. Mf.
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THE SUBSCSIBER.

AAflLL sell at public auction, on Satur-
w day the 10Th instant Gf not previ.
onsy disposed off, lot, OF half acre of
LAND, lying in the town Of Alexan-
dria. on the S. w of lot represented in
the plan OF the town, by No. io2, lying on
81. Asaph and Wilkes streets, bounded as
follows; beginning fly feet from that cor.
ner OF the said lot, which points to the N.
w. on ST. Asaph street; thence S. ON ST.
asaph 40 feet; thence Z. paralleito Wilkes
and Wolfe streets, 81 feet, ? inches;
thence N. parallel to St. Asaph street 40
teet thence to the beginning. The sale
will commence at 8 O'Clock: terms of sale
cash.
SUSANNA d. GUY.
March II ida
Any person wishing to purchase at pri.
vate sale, can inquire at this Office for the
terms
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HAVING Rr.MOVF.D

ioa situation near the female LA.NC.aS-
IF1fI SCHOOL, purpose taking chill
!ren 10 Board. lho'e who are unacquaint-
ID with me, may receive oil necessary in.
formation by applying to Mr.. Jacob Hofs.
nan. one o. tho trustees; or Mr.. Town
end Waugh. The terms $50 dollars per
'ear; p dollars 10 be paid in advance the
balance quarterly.
MARIAN MASON.
March ll-3t
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MARRIED, in Washington on Saturday
TOE goth of Feb. by the Rev Mr. Brown,
Jaei"f Aapat colonel Of the FRS, Light
Dragoons, to Miss Sophie Yiliard, daugh-
ter OF MIR. A J. Willard
in Dublin. Mr.. Edward KeNy,
aged 10, six feet two inches high, to Miss
Sarah Mcguire, aged rs, three feet one inch
high.
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PUBLIC SALE.

~; TUESDAY ncct, zoiH be SOLD at the
Yf"ane Nore' on liberal credit far att
froUcd Negotiable Notice,
Coarse and fine Cloths, Coatings, Baize,
'snnels, Bedford Cords, Calicoes, Cling
ms Cambricks, Worsted Stockings, Do.
nestle Cottons and Piads, Bcdticking, Gur-
abs Mamoodics, Jon!etty Sacoses, COM
Dany Baitas, sc. sc.
p. Or. MARSTELLER.
March II
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the lake--dcs,ination he did not mention.
his gentleman. we understand, is direct
from that POSTPAID. Pat
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IMPORTANT e LwTEREsT1N6

IWPORIIWT e INTERRSTTNG.
BY the politeness of captain Winstan, of
the army, who passed through the city this
morning on his way to Washington, we
learn that no apprebensions are entertain.
ed or need be entertained of the safety Of
Sackett's Harbor. The ice was weak, bro
ken and impossible; no possibility OF the
enc my passing to the harbor existed. He
also Informs that 500 British had gone up
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Is now drawing four times week. Pre-.
sent price OF tickets 5 II for sale by
r. GRAY.
March II
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The engrosscd bill for the relief of Jo-
sepb Sands the engrossed bill Tor the adj
iustment of the land titles in the state of
Louisiana and the Missouri territory and
the cngrossed bill making appropriations
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Potomac River Land
For SALE.

THE Subscriber wishes to sell aoou
1900 acres Of Land situate upon ana
binding on the Potomac in NanJemey'
Charles county MARY land, about one
half of which is well wooded ne soil
fertile and plrti ui.riy adapted TO the
growth OF wheat--wsil suited to e'oVef'
forty acres of which being al present
ttickly set with the second years
rrowta-A me dow of fifteen or TWEEN:
" acres may be made to sdvan'.gt-
A erist mill adjoining tn. properly can
be purchased upon easy tefns-'t is
the opinion of persons convsrsant win
the business, that successful n'hei}
might be established with title OK.
pence--Thc buildings have been late-
" repaired, and consist OF an overseeFs
house with isur rooms upon the hrst
f1,cp aud two above, an extensive barn.
a stable with large stalls for fourteen
horses, together with hay lott and
two granaries each IA by ls feet--two
corn houses, quarter and meat house
Ten or twelve likely slaves With the
whole of the stock eft every descrip'
ton, which is large, together with
farming utensils may be had if requir'
ed--a hundred bushels OF wheat ana a
qusnti,y OF rye and oats ars at present
scwa--lhe property will be sold to
suit purchasers either divided or nos'
and possession given at any moment
-.psr.ons at distance wishing TO
know the situation, may see 1t by re-
ferriug to map of Maryland, as the
land includes MARYLAND FONT for
further ,,ar,i u'ars enquire OF The sub
scri,er living at Aliens Fresh, Charles
county, Msryland
Daniel Jenifer.
ANril 10
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April l9
i and for Sale.

The subscriber offers tor
sale FARM. containing about 20 acres
shout FIVE miles from Alexandria on
the Colchester road, adjoining the iarms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. D'nt'i'
Johnson, the greater part et which Is
meadow land and the remainder well a
IaDted to clover and the production o.
vegetables, abounding in exceilfn'
prings, from which the meadow lane
nay be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres o.
Land. all in wood and timber, except
Don't Fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Raven.vor'h road, abou'
six miles from Alexandra, snd adJnln'ne
ne lands Of William Hepburn, DAME
Dul.py and The late Robert Moss, ane
eeput mile from the first mentioned
far.n.
Oh S;mns
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James Patton.
Clifton Lodge, Dc,. 6. Sv
90 Dollars Reward.

@ TRAYED OF STOLEN from the
- SUPERVISORS Stable on the 10Th
inst. snali 8.tY MARE, with q slip
in The face, snd blind in o c eve. ~
so, on the night o. the Yah i"at. VS.
s,oI n out Of said stale, q Brown a
CHE <UT HORSE, .bout Is q nds
high, seven years Old next spring, nne
of his Kind feet white tothe foo'iock- !;
:hcre i. some marks OF gears ON hirs.
having worked in cs,t lately: he pa
ces, trors, AND Raiio2s. Wle.ver
takes up ,h. above iierses. md bring
them to me in Al xsndria sh-ll receive
Eve dol, rs FOR each, and ten dollars 70,
the thiet or thieves.
JOSEPH THOMAS.
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FOR SALE.z

HE subscriber viz sell on mod>S
/ rate terms, .hk House ana<Lot
4: The corner q .,E=rscn and Fairfax
streets, now occupied BY Capt Gle
mknts. The house is well finished /;
CONTAINS FIVE good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excelleRt cellar, kitchen,
out. houses, snu pump in tbs yard.
Iihz Lot is yell improved and coDtains
haf sn acre ofground, extending ia3
fee, on Jefferson. and ,z6 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached 10 il is q good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. D. Simms.
sJanua- dss
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10 Kent.

THE subscriber offers to rent that
4 three Stary Brick Dwelling
H0U F., with small Garden thereto.
situate on Prince Stree, next door be-
ow DR. Dicks; ii will be rented tor
ono or more yc,rs as mav be require
-Itis we'll fitted fnI the reception OF
gen,eel private family or hoaidins'
hoNsc-Pos.ession will be given The
frs, day OF Ncvcmher next. Inquire
Of the subscriber on the premises
VIM. King
October 90 .7it
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A FARM,
1,I E-ces Lots 10 Hfn!.

Ind Gress Lots TO RfHs.
T7hE subscriber would reh' tor ene
or more years, hi,enclosed Lands
On the south end OF the town, eStencins
to Hunting Greek. Thsre are at pre-,
..rt two tenenents, with pretty good
houses and orchards. TIE Farnn Is IN
xoos. hsar,, aad almns, the whole oi IL
is we'll ,ssen aith clover and rm"'h,
1, would be rented altogether, or IN io's
of one or move acres
Application may be nnsde IN nv 40
ssnce 10 Mr. .Srch;6aM 4 Taylor, In
Aiexendris. to whom any OF my tenants
arc authorised to pay the'reurrent rents
] II. HOOE.
SrptsynSer O. II
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q toher IS.
For ltellt.

4 comfortable and Convenient HwEL'
LING House., On the corner Gt Princess
ANA Water Streets. with Garden, Stable
Smske House sc. Possession can be
had Immediately. For terms apply tc
Agnes Dundas.
October IS. st.
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Was left sometime slice IN
DWELLING Hcu.e on King Street
SURTOUT COAT slmost nev. The
owner may rave it on describing the
same ard paying the cost Of this adve'.
,i.en~n, by applying to the Printers o.
this Gazette.
o tnter ~ d
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loseph Mandevil'e,

Corner Of ding and Fawfa.r Streets.
Has FOR SALE,
so or. Cbests GonpoSder, Imperial,
Hy.on, Yeang Ht,on, Hyson-
s. Skin, and ctSqachanE TEAS.
$4,000 ID refined SUGARS
60 bbls. Muscssaao s. n. Orleans
Sugars
90 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna d..
10 pipes G gnac BRANDY.
so boxes VI u'd CANDLES:
WITH geDct.i assurt ncnt st me best
Wines, L qnors aad @ sceries.
Octsbt, 25.
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NOTICE.

IN consequence OF the dea'h OF James
N,,,: II !, necessary Tor all those IN
asb,ed to the firm Of Anderson and
Nut, to come feyr.rd and settle their
respective accounts oith TIC saascr:-
ber, surviving psr;psr, o'herwi's sais
will sr insti,serd for the recovery OF
the sane.
James Anderson
Scct-rhcr ~ eawtn.
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The .Sxisscribe,'

Inc SlLSCJ2C21'
Wishes &c employ an OVERSEES
fer the ensuing yc:r. A yeun 3 msT
Of .ober, careful and industrious ha'
Its. accustciac,l 20 act in III. capacity
wis meet With lle al wages by appiI
cation 10 ne at my farm near Alex
an ria.
Geo. F. Washington.
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TO RENT,

A convenient Brick DWELLING
HOUSE in excellent repair, situated
on the south side of King Street he
tween Columbus end Alfred Streets.
Imme date possession will be given on
.pn.ica;ion TO John A5sm, or the pro-
pric or row residing IN it.
0ct. Is.
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To + ent,

a VERY convenient ard pleasant,
HCUcE the lower erd Of Water street.
suitable for genteel Ian lily, ard lately
oceupi> d by Dan el M'flean, Esquire.
Possession mey be h d immediately
enquire Of Mr.. MCLEAN.
= Srtcmhcr II
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French Sehool.

THE Sub.cri5er again proposes
t.sctrios the ru t:meu's Of the f7ench
language, daring the course o. the 'ai'
and uin,er.-Fo, tsrms enqaire ct Ed.
ward Staslcr jon. or of,he Subscriber.
WIN L.ANPHiER.
Octcbe- s
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GRaAyELLE PENN. ESQ.

1dio Il, lie work wa. pr s<rteJ
~ Nr Fo,t,r, Gate British Min's'efl
o een,l-,nan Of the District, al
tarAusn that gentlemsn's good, cs'
COW pu,lishcd.---n made ITS apr a1
ance IN l-ondoa early in 1872 X vcn3
h. ough two editions there in few
months 1t differ. from other wCrkt
of the kind, in its rone Ieness, being
classed under three general htadY
viz. TINE PAT, PRESENT End
FUTURE After t'king iull view
OF Tine Past he taxes q charactcr'' II
view OF the Sign effhe Pres8t 7fmd
and insists, thst the French Emprs q
not FIFTH, but the last Rredis ted pow
err, of the fourth or last EMPIRE, heA
Of The propnetical seoul OF TINE, and
fall of this last, or great power snd
concludes with vert INTEREST," * d. due
t;o"s d,.o wr f.orn Pr"rIi"''
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WANIED
NOTICE.

WE the suts1, loc . having qu II.
fed g Executors to the last W Il ana
Testam. nj If DAVID STUART ae-
.ce. .ed, az pout. Il. persons having
claims against the estate o. mo
said David stuart, 20 bring in their sc-
count, paoperly authenticated tor set;
dement,. sna all indebted TO the sad
cstat are rsquirsl to make inms-
aiats pa n'ert.
William Robinson, 81
Williom Sh Ito Stuart, ::
Charles Cairert S!Mar'. }
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September 8
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