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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-12
Aleranelria, Decemler 0.

HerGndrid, December o.
The brig Trim, capt Cleveland, on her massage
from Gibraltar To this port, the 25'h OF October
IN lat ST, long 90 passed a substance in the water
about p or so ct from the vessel which, from its
eNtraoi binary appearance, induced the captain TO
TACK ship with view 10 examine what it was--the
WI d berg light from w. s. w. caused the boat
to be lowered down, and sent the mate with two
men to make discovery. On their return they gave
the following description When we came in sight
OF the aforementioned substance tnrned the boat
and backed her stern nearly over him. then about
iour ieet under water, lying quoied up with his
he'd on the top ut The qunil--t'se heal ing point
eo and about IL or 4 inches in length. with uUper
aud lower tusles teeth, appeared from 10 &
inches outside the jaw, slut within each other an
Tearet eurve!y Ike the uIsh Of = hox a.d extreme
ly white. His body had The appearance in size OF a.
oo"t 70 % iect ~ circumference taperng wards
the tail--hs coloer was Of he deepest crimson AMI
reflected the water some var IS round The bost
being to leeward Ofthe reptile, the little wind and
sea, w'fe they stood viewing him tlrlted il o('s-
bout so to a. feet, the mate then co clue6 to hook
nm the nose ni the oars at the first stroke started
him, he threw himself ont bis length with his head
towards The boat sud came very near raising himself
nearly to the surface oflie water in an attitude Of
attack, 1t was Judged hest 10 make TOR the vessel
Ills length cou not have been less tnan 80 to 4Ofcct
and We Judge him to be in form and appearance
"Se 70 a sea serpent Gazette.
The senate Of Georgia have appointed commit
tee u cooperate with similar one t. be aDDoil.
ted by the house Of representatives. to inquire and
report whether the Bank of Augusta has not for
eited its charter, IN consequence Of The directors
having rdlused tepay specie Tor tie bills issued by
them.
, ECEINED by us and ready for delive-
3 ~ to Spisuilcrs. part 81 Of vol. XIV. and part
~ Of Vol. ky Of REESS CYcLOPdDTA. 'ibscrclin-
sancs which "ccsOned the suspension ore publication OF
uH valuable nhhChy interesting work being now happily
h its.f
Their interruptions until us completed.
FjTZH1fLSONNE &, pOTYEP.
TX p. have Tor sale, Honpi K Bornes's eraDt I,sof
the Sate Of OHIO, mounted ON roller, aud IN aporac spe
several Geographical works Of John Mch Yirgfaf7 c..
scf, by judges Br0cenhrough and Tiopc f ay * Cen
ucman Pocket Almauack for 1916 the latter of which cor
s many tables and notices useful 20 The Farmer. Merchant
AMI Politician large and CANT supply Of Pen Kohe5,
AMI very tNtCnsiye assortncntof Sfo,joporv.
PiAND fORIES, and complete sets Of strings; German
flutes Violin bows ud strings, Ciarionecs Music, &c.
&c.
s)src1yJer IL. sr,y7,V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-12

thursday, DeceW6cT 7.
Committees aftoiated by tie $heaker
since yesterday.
Committee IF Eiections-Messrs. Tav-
Tor. (of n. " Piper, Sharpe, Pickering
Vose, Barbour and Law.
OfWays u 1Ienns-Messrs. Lowndes.
Burwell, Taylor, (of N. W Moseley, Ro-
bertson, Ingham, and Castor.
Of Commerce a. ManufactuTes.--Me
Newton, Murfree, Baylies, Paris, Chap
pell, Boss. and Sergeant.
Of Ciaims.-Messrs. Yanccy, Alezan-
der, Goodwin, Davenport, Lyle, Stanford,
and Chapman.
ON tie Public Lands.-Messrs. Robert
son, Creighton, Clark, (of K Hall, King,
cot Mass.) M'Coy and Sturges.
For tie District Of Coium6ia.-Messrs.
Tucker, Louis, Irwin, Savage, Herbert.
Taylor, (of s. c. and Brigham.
On Me POST Office and POST Roads,
Mcssrs. Ingham, Cannon, Breckenridge,
Ihrop, Common, Caldwell, and Langdon.
On Pensions and Revolutionary Claims
-Messieurs Chappell, Comstock, Steurt.
Mlnor, Southland, Henderson and VIII
cox.
On Mc Jndiciary--Messrs Nelson (oi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03

count OF Ils brilliant action will spp.ae ~ Tie hoa
don Gazette.
London, March II.
The important news brought yesterday fr. France
has struck The public. like a clap of thunder;
person expected i. All the great concerns Of Eu-
rope had been arranged Al tie Congress Ia re was
no probability that the flames of war would be re-
kinded in any part of Europe The best understand.
ing reigned among the great powers; and in France
the aItschment TO the person and government Of
Louis was more and more conf med.
From ne London Gazette,
Foreign Office, March IA, 1915
The Hon. Capt. Maude, OF Ii. MS. ship
Favorite, arrived al this Office at half.pasi
last night, being the bearer Of the Ratihca-
,ion, by the President and Senate OF The T..
States of America, of the Treaty Of Peace,
concluded at Gheni, between His Majes,y
and the said Unitcd States Oh the Oath OF De-
cember last.
London, dlarch l6.
AZ o'clock the agitation of the city was beyond
all description. Before ten O'Clock the Exchange
was full. and news was expected, as it was known
that expresses haG arrived Business was in the
greatest state OF activity The Chancellor of the
Exchequer has adjourned until Monday week the ex-
animation OF the new taxes, which f.oyes that the
loans he has obtained and pc haps the new state of
things, have determined him to have recourse TO a
new system of finance. Consequently we advise the
public be prepared for the renewal Of the proper
tytax, with all its inquisitorial forms
~ Na Mar II.
Twenty sail Of the line were yesterday ordcred to
be put in commission, and many officers who had
been put upon half pay, have been ordered repair
to the admiralty. press is ordered in the port of
London and in all the other ports for the service Of
the feet
Earl Grey, last night in the House of Lords ex.
pressed confident hope that this country would not
inter iere in the internal affairs of France
When the news of the landing of Napoleon reach
ed Ghenf. it excited the greatest enthusiasm in his
favor; and we learn, that the same effect was pro-
duced in all the low countries Our troops will have
sufficient employ in preserving tranquility there.
Nothing can equal the agitation at the Exchange
since tho reception Of the news from France.
We learn that the Minister has deferred the no.
,cc to the exchange of the next loan on account Of
the unexpected alteration, the present stsie ofrade
has produced by lowering funds.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
VERY LATE-vERY IMPORTANT,
AyD
YERY EX1'R.4ORDLA.4RP
NEWS
FRO VI L u r o P Il.
7ETLR = or NAPOLEON BONyiPARTE TO
P.lRIS, rs EMPEROR or FRANCE,
On the goth Of March
+ r . VI L u r o P Il

Departure Of King Louis and me Princes cfhis far''-
h for Elgiandon The esening cfthe l9lh f-hareh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-03
PROCLAMATIONS.

GULPH OF JuAN, 1st Of March, 1916.
Napoleon, tie Grace Of God, and the Constisltio1
Of The State, Emperor Of the French, &c.
10 THE ARMY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
Thv st-,ree ccrcereor. IS vic, ,,-,t.,. r,,e

nv sr-1NSc coNceNtori - whe7 SrT,t'fs rose
Be-u'geni from tae suohe of C~,ar5 T IL,
AM Crowd oiPatr ots md rs arm
Alf ex end ne, llee, maj J)ye,
Wle guilt brings down the thun ler, Gale,
alaud
o. Tdity'snarc, and shook his crimson steel
Aatb de lie fither ofhs Country IVA 4!
For 10 he tvrant pfost ate on the dust;
ADd Rome again S 4 &C."
m can any thing be in,re lof,v, and tpucl
vth more thrill NJ p'g 'ancv the 6ne feirg
VI he human heart, han III Gene which to- k
olrce at Muse. Zee frn,dAbe force was
'otecJ dtoop ose 10 annlh iate one man. as e..
ne OF little, but dee mlrei band. Both a..
u eSsre IN sight of each other, aid both PFC
wed for c on. IN tbs solemn and awful paa c
s'qai Qren car-iage IS seen TO approach from
ne We ofthe feeble foe. 7. must be herald
= inpipye -eace, and sure der tfrr leader
nap arses " m arms ex'en ed as FOR an affec-
ijonAte embrace, and wifi loud voice in errup :
his s.iiiness Of the tombs. "Sold trs VIII Won
murder YOU general I'm who has so often led
cou t. v c'ory--who has elevated the dest mics OF
E'rsnce, and owned her with urdying wreathes
y glory" r lie voice ofthe hero ofIfd -of
'farengn, % VI terli.z md of T.lsit Innc6 :
civ Thousand o. acclamatiors rend the SIX e.
I" away with 3oubons, long I've cur lhus-
tr.ous emperor"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24

more. s'le was ordered for the United
States, but went into Cadiz by stress o.
weather. Left Cadiz 10Th Nav. Brought
no papers. Passengers state that they had
"eri at CatiS declaration If ,car by
spain against Napoleon, rated ID Haq.-
Il was reported there. but not generally
known, fat the Algerine squadron, con-
sisting of only 10 sal. were out Of the
straits. Juse Sd, lat 40. lon. 10, nasse
4 SQUADRON Of man Of war SUNS in gale,
II IL O'Clock at night: srnrosetl TO have
been Com. Decatur's squa Iran.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
P-TTL ADrLpl,1A pl,n ANrupnnr-

7 conan s. oners ofthe V ard un.vof
= =, ph q, W u ng to promo = tie etlucat ON
fthe poor, b civ ,e1.r,t { om he rL ~
hrop SITS ofte y, a d rest ola Plan of y.
V'ct On Wi h you'd une ee9no,ay W IN T. 0
-reA'es' p b en- M ON o. know eds -
IhaY aae abo ev ng tlei-,,.e en-. mode {
,n4op,s ID re Z es rousCf liz II ard appIv .
IN iaue'ab pov ons o. lei US ofthat s a e,
ca es Tot educ onpf y or rrotie -
A'y eoffmun or on ii sul jec, aid { cd
. the boa d Of comm IS o. eis. - thr no, -
ell m oi the p bic Papers,w Il he APP. e, I d
: merton Gus eiinrt 10 promcie he pul q
90 d, and W Ii rec We a.,hfiIl ipp! est OF, Z
lch p r $ as ape ca c,l ed 10 p dnce | e
, Je'i contemplated y ere ANN 1, return.
y, D. The sSess r. Of lie CITY ard courtv e
'miadeiP ia, upwa ds of taco tfOns..,ig chi ie,.
Or ON ne comm ss.oners hive 10 roy da
'c4iool.hs, Stationary, &c. Columbian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24

lie required at he sane tine MASSAGE thro,,g'
he Roman states for two of his dvs ons, VIII ch
however, FIR from acting host lie manner
should not q sturb re holv father in h castal
The Pnpe protested ,g.linst tn violation of h.
ter-ltory; and When : took place his holmes,
EFF Rome AMI reoa rel m F',rence.
On the Sh Of April The Ne p1itan rlerpo' en-
ares a. Vienna delve Ella nGe to 'hc cab ne
wh ch, " til assn -ance; of ,hem,st f ca(IIv sent.
rneu,s ofthe mas and oh unaltersJ,le 81
rever % separate from Austria, ANNOUNCED tina.
h $ ~ iesty Jaw himself forced, by Inc altered
state oftlrngs, and for his own safety, and IL
arr ement ti The mil. tary measures wh oh al
&c pcwers thorr' il necessary to take, 10 G We
l.kev Sc, II his m itarv f6rcea greater develop
meNt. T''s development should, howerer. b
with The Inc e de narcation which " s fxet'
FOR the Neapoltan army by the arui.stce o
1919.
Meantime the Neapoltan army, without an
declaration, began on the S)'h VI Tch, hostiltie
Ag1nst the Austrian Posts in the leg It on.
IDS m iestv the emperor AMI king confiding "
nc perfect Just &c of his cause, and relylng OF
tie red LOYALTY of his people, and on the init
mite connections with Ill The powers in Europe
h's caused 10 be signifird To the Nearoltar
government by an offic al note. d9tei the 10Th y
SAINT, that his imperl majesty considers tl,e
state of wa hetrcer The two states as BEGUN, and
ewes q further dec son to tie force Of arms.
Pr'c,anution II tde combined .1NJes.
L IS very mn udeit 10 suspect that we leav,
| Bonaplrte 10 act N all his pretens ous. Frencl
nes, we repeat (, our AIMS are not turned agains
Eyou; We only wish 10 br ng down TO the ground
the man who has never ceased 10 olate Il
most sacred and the mos leg tirnate ghts 10
mil maintain mi dRovr frees 'ietreqty IF bene
rofici yve Sars sienei nth Louis VIII 10, rvi
ir'-p'zcehm on he throne -vs air n-,s-. act-i.-,
i1sdge 17ty o.Ier oOvs'umeR. han tiat -riicf ,yyi
to elfft ',er hi. ,1,astyj zoe sIuear it in the PR
senc' qf.ge rgiuer..
"r1oSe unnean ng intrigues (s97rIss nareeo
which we read n The Gazette Oh F snce, % II
Impose upon us we know the m nds OF goo
Frenchmen I'VE know Their love for the lie
IceNdants Of Henry Iyth, the r leg mate prnce
We cannot hen suppose that Bon parte can h:l,.
influence enough 70 collect twom lions of Frenc
men under his flags; at all events, Frenchme
be pursuaded, that 1t viii be easy for us to o.
pose double number, it there should be nee
for t.
:" Recall to mnd our first proclamation wo
to the FIenchmen taken w tn arms N Their hand
and the c. es which shall shew them. elves rebe
Gus Fe7chmen, our assembled c horts mar
under the banners of your king, his cockade an
VIII te flag.
"VlENSA, April 2, 1915"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
sA1Es, June IL

.. SALEM, juno Is
Arrived Brtsh schooner Thistle, ID. Tc ds
III, pr @e-'na, er, i da 5 fom Ha fax, pr re
IN, pr "a ee' ship tue. ca. of III : no.; -
ihe IN sic was AIKEN poses, on ofhv Brit n
u ga at e. tie cessat of host III e, AID car
ell no Halifax; and restOrat on to the An.e Is
5an ptors vas dec eed by tie V c. Ad.Hir.Itv
>ourt, allowing me ga 2 salv.re a c ,nSc.
lNence Of ti'e Thls,ie's be ng n 5. e., when
ne was fallen IN VIII. 4 e Br.t.sh cla ma-.ts
IA c appes ed to the n oh Court of Adm =.
and The ow. ers of the A. er ca hgve o. ven h6n
=" 81 nd II al The ca-g, o he Tn !. lec ms
., zj4 qr. Casks, 80 hlds. II but G, and =, %
whe-l45 ca ks, 2o5 bikes and IA haiib scs
ra.s ns--l5 boxes fgs.
Tie British big Acorn, wtha v.lual,' e I ,eS3
auiy gods, &c prize to The Grad Tux, -
into Z Janero.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
ANOTHER ZERAF COLrrrN


A rIv.l 20 Ze.ah Culbrrn has star ell n -
'erson of George ode, 4 native Of Mo-
i'An1te1d, now aged Sc en- re rs nd II NOV 3 !.
e g I'd er1;sed as pos esig he ext o dr. ,
~cGl'y OF solving the nos d fficuli Que, on
|, hstres, by he mere oPerat on q the
'''d tins earned and curious tie inv.e ed To-
10 at Guldhail, Plymouth. lie IS thus de
ms is most extraord nary boy he hae
educaton, and does no, know how H. IN, ke
sure III talent was not d scove ed
II e. III ;.bl cksmtl's lop 4 ma, l.Ik
p 8, and ", cur GUS 10 k ou' exactly IFS "a
! I gwen rate per pound. TIE bov, soon ~ -
en- Oned w'l,.t 1t would GENE TO- He v.,ui,n'
q IS I medd' ng child, ard asked, WITH anse
"T ne eo"id Know any III ng about I "V'hy.''
I'd 'heb boy nrep|v, "there re so nanv o,n5 e
the we GIT of the pig, and IS WORT i,5et.
, many Tar ngs" Among otFer c,,.e rms
IN ch rave eea put To m : G tie follow ,r- :.
ave liked Two miles I'll s mo n.ne. N Ode. 70
&c you; how MAN. in hes have walked, -
e a rue "nswer instantly. I" I am 56 era
- how n'iy m nu'es have !, ed 7" Hsan.
VET, ven Instantly, was r.rht. "How rna,,v
IN g. re here m two hlnd ell c-,, reas. four.
CT sh llIngs - four renee thrce f nth MOI p,
SIS I All hal'"mnute he gave the true an cunt.
f'T!'s r e ons, n all sorts OF lculat .o,s.
we heea put TO him, and he has been de ece ed
n S lie MY once. The bov las ON Re a
H'ai n a'G even sup d appearance. and is al
avs pay Nc " IN nut, or q n zee ofwood. or 4
sons wa ch-ch n, md docs no, seem 20 nav
~ tent on to what ne IS .bout
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
CT Nchon and C-ptain UaoJt;aS,

:. a letter Tram gentleman in f. .qrs
atnI' TO his correspondent in this CITY. dat.
ed June 10, states,'' { at The English Lrig
OF war FORWARD, of II guns and Tram
sport in company-put in there on IYrd.
resuay last Tor water and provisions last
ram Ma'anzas, bound to Bermuda. Lieut.
>oi. NIcHoLl and Capt. WoopBiNE, with
IN iplidn Cat9, we're on board-also,
about so ssS*t tr0ops.
SarannGh -Musenm, J,tae Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
Strannah Museum, Jitne Is.

We iAarn from CAPTAIN DaivE7. Of ths
pig Too Sons, tat u, two f gate. ard
liteen transports, with troops. arrived AZ
..'orto Rico. from Sp an, the 1st of Nav,
iestlneaed for Porto Catello.
.NorfJlc Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
SOUTH .aylERIC.ayE .9F'F.1I2S.
Ernn cnr,tcrern. &c ~ isis.

., the 2,d ut mo ente cd TN c.ty ,nde- o
leavv c2nnonade. Unt'l w thin the last ten d. )
We have been bese ged bya pa - he Iade,en-
dents under ge@etai Bolivar. TIE v-heud orr
mated IN con equence OF the gpvernnen; OF th S
place refrsng arms &c. 10 general y ~ attach
Santa Martha, which he had bcea orie 81 20 do
W the geera' government n 5 'nta Fee direc'-
ng at the same time hat arms &c. should be
FINISHED. On this refusal, instead Of wat ny
lie further orders ofthe government, he marched
his array towards this place, and bes eyed Il bv
and during s.x weeks but beng desttu OF
rtiery, he could not carry the place, and in con-
sequence OF an arrangement he embarked few
lays since with some of h $ officers for Ja-
AGA. We expect dalv to he blockaded BY a
Spanish force From the want of e ereet cine :
lres, and the old leayen ofrovlltv lcma " ug,
IS difficult TO say what IN the least case W II be
~ fate. From other quarters, the p; TT OF cause
5 50 d % be prog essing, and 1t is renurtcd We
l''r,iz is N the r hands: il n, siill trust that
e Spanish authors y WI be OF short duration
I America.
Tie extreme jealousy with re rartl to fore pn-
ers, an1 he ge era, state Of af0rs he e, f r5id
n .fn'1tar fam entsriar the se,,Ire
p. S. mirbei OF arrests yes day--the N
lis.t on IS full.
E.rtaet efuxotbe-. mr. %.
T. give vou an nd & nc influence ~ the
inks n tn qta- e., nd the stro-g n.f L..
'ity ~ oppose To tie permanent Is adj sh-
ielt OF 4 r onl be-v and n eue,de zee
oonS ape pie ST u subject to $ m Jar upos :
| Ms from he chuwch, wh e ;ile power of Sic
te IS so we K I'D reffic en-, serd WI q
tile specimen Of fune u charges / ely made
n TIE cass ofmy acIua ntance. 1t IS Official and
;erli
article; Of cccouh: qgain,: deadhaei1.
BurvinG Gi2
w nd ng sheet
Sn-lng
Re os ne three Tires, G. = ne
carrie 70 lest from tie ABIDE
OF III dece sed the gravel = u
Her not keeppg fast 1
Putting N thee..r,h 8
Sac
She hadreceived the eac>anent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24
By LAST .vTCH IS .lIITL.
From the Bo,t,- Deh .9,',~rt:,er, ,7,.ne II.

ATOW V3e EoStis' f'nh .Iff-y'TftePr. y-,us
FROM CsrT7
Capt. Smith, passenger on bocrd he b-.e
Pallas' arrived last evening 4 u, Cldiz, ,e,o.,a
a,
On he 14,b Of NJ. A'r,iral = ear, No s,-r.
'dof C.dz f ON har--tie d., on Wi IN
e iet, mere, spoke YES el in a s. or. y $ r q
.oH Legl,orr, ne cqDta ~ which rc,e- a.
Ia Murat had declared the 'oI ole Of Jtarvo re-
y"bl', md that there led cen battle b Nv. en-
re Nus'ran and 'Tnrat's army, in VIII eli u r lit.
ar bad TIE advar@spe.
Ter 81 oft'.e ne lcf G braltar on the OOH
Nprll, to- the We'd 'erranean, u,derfI,e commend
Edw1rd Pe''ew-Spain had docls,e s..
ms Frame the declaration was signed NJ re.
I'd on the 81 Of Nav. The latest news 6or,
fnrl nd was 70 the 24'l of Arr /, from P.rsto
he 30,h. The French army we e Iepor, ed at
Tie AlEcrine Fee have been seen oir rs,e
81 rcent, and were reported to have csntured
'everal Ane csn We sells
Fe nand represented as unpoo,,l.r " ~ ,
iige major ~ ~ tie reope WHO W ~ for Ia
ores and tic COostitui o." The Aloe ne
1Iadro' d not consist Of more THAI or 10
"a J. u e rel or respecting Muir {, prob blv re-.
O. 'es 10 ihe 7an.e scenes ofwh.ch we have already
rece Fed partial de.a Is. Ng
Four Amer can eerrnqn have been rcccntlv i'm.
pressed nto he British serv &c at g. hraItsr. and
IA 4 Farr Ia Ia h..
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ryeererev, shall receive our di,Fsot attention
nd de Der lie Efforts 10 improve them TO The
BEST advantage OF our const items.
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BosToN. Jnue II.

BosToN, Jnne IL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrived last evening, British brig r.
las; prize to the priyateeE Alne.la o. B,,.,..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-24

Four America eeruqn have been recently i'm.
pressed nto nc British rerv &c at G.hraltsr, ana
VI, probably be reta ned, here beng no consul
u that port 70 reclaim them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-09
This is to Give Notice, T hat

the Subscriber ois aleAandrla County.
in the District OF Cslambia, has ob-
tanned from tue Grpkaa's Court af SAID
county, Letters Of Adm,nisfra ION on
the personal Estate OF James POP Ia
deceased Eli persons i,ayins q rs
against he said Deeedent, ars liersby
w4rned To exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. 10 the SUBJ
scriher .,ul3 authenticated and passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before
he 10Th day Of July next. or they
may by law be exc uded from all bene-
fl to said E.tatc, and hose ind rbted
thereto arc required to maize imms-
date payment Given ander m hand
this l6t day Of anrrry Is 5.
Charles Brown,
.Aans'r Of James Pohlar.
January II 4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-09
This is to give Notice,


That the saoscIioers have ob5aincs
from the Orphans Court OF A exam.
dria coantY, in the Di.trict of Colum.
bia. Letters Tes,anentary on the L
state Of David Dup,oa, Jun late of the
county aforesaid, deceased /: all per.
sous having clrims against the said de-
cedent, are hereby w.,Hed to exhibit
the same duy authenticated and pas.
sed by the Orphans Court to the sub
suffers, on or before the 18th dey o.
June next, or they nay by law he cx-
Guided from All benefit to :ald estate /;
and those iarsbte,i thereto are. rcquir.
ed 70 make'mmedlatc pavmf MT.
r:igen dnd i oar hands this 18th
OF December. 70
D VID Upton,
JOIN M'THE7 SON,
Primers JANMEY,
Executors Of David Lunton,
Dec l5-Sw
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7 his is to give Notice,

That The sahstiiher Of A.exandriz
County in tho District 1T Ctlumbias
has obta;ned from TIE Orphans Court
Of sad C*unly, ietle.s of sdntlnistiaIoa
Gil tae personal estate OF i!o5erf II fe-
desfs, late of the County afresa!d &c.
ceased --Ail rersens hsving cleprs a.
gaiHst tLc said decedeDt, are heisby
warned to exhibit the sar,e 10 The sub.
scfi5er, duly authenticated and ra@ted
'bs the Orphans Court, oii>or before the
18Th day OF Juiy next, CT the. MAJ by
law be excluded from III b. .. Fl 10
said estate--aDd those indebted thereto
arc requested TO make im,nedIa'e p~y.
ment Given under my hand this 9Th
day Of January l8 S
BRIDGET RGBERTS,
.fdmEc isiTaRIAk
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The Subscriber

Has .fust leecsiDsd 81 for liScle.
Fresh -luscatel Raisins,
Soft Shelled .lmonds,
Pruaes very large and fresh,
Niastares,
Baskets Of Salt,
Money Purses, Picket Books, Wax
and Garnet,, and other different kinds
of Beads, onuH and Segar Boxes, side
sand.other kind of ombs, French Per-
fumes and pomatum md several other
articles suitable for Ladies.
Louis Beeler.
July 70 sf
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7HURSDA ~, FEBRuAnY 9, 1876
"A Tutor Wanted

"A Salary OF zoo Dollars sill be gives
IA TO ali elderly Gentleman Of good
moral ha5its who wiilsnndestake the tui-
ton Of Il Boys IN a private fa.niiy. II
will be required that he has perfect
knowledge Of the English languages and
the different branches of Mathematics.
Benz. DULANY.
Dec. 8. If
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Orphans Court

Aiesasdria County, Jan. 7erm, 1878.
ORDER d, That the Ami
snistraters OF James Pcaiaf, deceas-
ed, do insert the following advertise.
ment three times week for 5 weeks
in The alexandra Newspapers.
A Copy Test,
a. Moore, Reg'r.
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q !. Dl sI.a.ls, RoYAI..sTREET. DGiA.
mo. 1917
Orphans Court

alexandria County, Jan. fern 1873.
CRDEkED, f,st sas alnen sifatix
OF Eo6ers =. RodS,fs. drcea.ed, do IN
sert tie ssl.oa::sa advertisement three
times week faf 10 weess M lie Alex.
andr;a Hcss rs prs.
3 q Cop, tss..
a. gaecre, Reg. Fills