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dispose ot 01l re
II NlVES end Forks
sA Pocket * penkniyes
Scissors, Razors
Pms, Needles
GlaZie,'s Diamond
Surveyors and Pocket
Compasses, Chains
Math. Instruments
Fashionable rea 1'r
Walters, Bread BaSSets
Cadsiies, Dress'g. Boxes
sugar and Spice Boxes
Tin, Iron and Copper
Tea-ketiles
Tea and Coffee Pots,
Coffee Mills,
Chatting Dishes
GrW!iroi.s
Table, Tea and Soup
Spoons
Il lii metal Kettles ant
MOrtars
Fryi e Pans
Coal Scuttles, Sifters
Rim and Casters, plated
and wood
Brass Desk Mounting
Commodes, handles and
Roses
Screw Knobs and Ring.
Pullies, Bolts
Quadrant and Catches
Eseu,cheons, Bed caps
Iron, Wood and Brass
Casters
Brass and Wooden Cocks
Coach Nails
Weights and Scales
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
A supply Of GUNS ant
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NOTICE.
July ST

a PETITION viii be presented to the next Gene
rai Assembly of this Commonwealth, praying that an
act may pass autorisng sale Of the plate and other
property belonging TO Brick Church, in ST Stephens
parish, King 4 Queen, and the money arising from
such sale, to be appropriated towards repairing said
Church. d. COURTETW
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SALTBATHING G.
THE SUBSCRIBER

he SOBONFsIBEsN
YEAS prepared BATHING MACHINE, and invite
the attention of Ladies aud Gentlemen Who
may visit the tower country this to enjoy the
Bath.-1hey may use the Bath at anJ hour Of the
day, without being exposed ethI. the sun obser-
walton.
He has taken the houses formerly occupied by Mr.
SouthaIl, decd, for the reception of company, and
pledges himself to Use due Ixerton to render them
comfortable house is furnished with every re-
quisite, and an abundant supply Office
MATTHEW WILLS.
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All my houseis now so light
Every thing is look so bright
They give it freely from they store
thank for them for more.
A. w.
The following is the act of Parliament pas
sed the Cd May, 1915, referred to in the Let
ter from Liverpool, IN virtue of which the
war duties on tobacco and cetton, imported
into Great Britain in British ships and in Por-
tuguese vessels from any OF the dominions of
the Crown of Portugal, would cease after the
5th day of July instant while on the same
articles imported in American bottoms, it
Will continue the same as at present, ma
king difference in favour OF the British bot
toms OF nearly 2d. sterling per Id. in the du
ty on cotton, and 1 I'D. on tobacco.
Bait. Gaz.
an .Hct to continue until tie 5th J4iy, 1916,
certain TEMPORARY or spGT duties Of customs
on the authorization into Great Britain of
goods, zvares and merchandise.
I'D May, 1915.
WHEREAS by an act passed in the fifty fourth
year Of the reign of his present Majesty entitled
act to continue until the fifth day of July, thou
sand eight hundred and fifteen, certain temporary
Wardutes of Customs the importation of Goods
Wares, and Merchandise, into Great Britain certain
duties OF Customs under the title and description of
temporary or war dates granted 10 his majesty, his
heirs, and successors, upon Goods, Wares and Mer-
chardize imported into Great Britain by an act passed
in the forty ninth year of the reign of his present
esy entitled act for repeating the several duties Of
Customs chargeable in Great Britain and for granting
other duties in lieu thereof and by ohsr Subsequent
acts, are contiaued until tho 5h day ofJuy, thou
sand eight hundred and iilteen and it is expedent
that the said duties should be further continued be
therefore enacted by the Kings most excellent majeS-
y, by and with the adsice and of the Lords
Spiritual, and Temporal, and Commons, in this pre-
sent Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the
same, that the several and respective duties of Customs
upon Goods, Wares and Merchandise, imported into
g. B. which by the said fthe seth ear othe reign
OF his present Majesty continued s. made payable
to his majesty, his heirs and successors until the fifth
day OF July one thousand eight hundred and sxteer,
save and except such ofthe said duties chars cd
the importation of Tobacco and also and except
such o the duties charged the mporta ton OF
Cotton Wool in British built ships, owned, navigsted,
and registered, accordngto law, any Of the Domi-
ninns of the crown of Portugal in Portuguese
ship.
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FOR FREIGHIOR CR4RTER.

.SE1E the Russian Ship .Alecander, Capt. Kit
49, MoUKoFr, burthen about $50 tons, s. now
lying at City Point, ready TO receive car
se-She will take tobacco tobacco stems, amy par
on the continent of Europe, from the river Eyder to
The Garonne, both inclusive, with liberty to call at any
port IN the English channel, for orders The terms
will be made uncommonly low, and the shippers have
the priyedge of consignng the ship, wei car
60 to he'rfriends.-The ship is stated to be very
fine one, and we'll furnished JOHN BELL
.Ilnle lO-----ff
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THE SUBSLRIRERS.
I.LY IL.


II Fezo doors 6eio7v the BeA-IaUern, in the
house lately occupied 6y WILLIAM PAT
TERsoN, haze For Sale, and offer 10 the
Pu6dc at moderate Prices, tie Joilozving ar
HcteS, viz:
Ne7y-Orlcans sugar
Prime green coffee
Imperial e young Tyson teas Of The last
iDlfortation
PeffieT, alsfiice, 7irttnlegs
Pine ahhie cheeSe, rice
SPANISH GOatant indigo
.4llpm, 6rdmStone, cotheras
tpritins e 7vraf,1ti'ag f,a5ler
CIht herrngs, Lfve77ool salt
Bar-lCo7, and clustered steel
106y II & 8 by 10 crOavn glass, in 6ore8
and halfdo.
Pain IL fint English glass tum6lers
Queens-zva'e e, by The craze or ser.
They duly e.r7tect 10 receive, and will be
constantly suf1ilcd, zVith a fitH and general
assortment Of Groceries.
WORKMAN & M'GRUDER.
/A7Je
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TIVE PROPRIETORS

ar the Richmond Cotton Mandatory, forwarn all
~ persons from creliung shy one interested, con-
ueetcd o. employed in that establishment, on ac-
count u the seroe, excep
BENb. JAMES HARRIS.
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GLOUCESTER Low GROUNDS

BTOR SALE.--'ro be sold At Glsueestcr co,f-t-
! house, the 1st Monday il August next. be-
tween two and three hundred acres allow GHoUvns.
late the property of John Cailct, esq adjoining tbai
elegant estate belonging to Thomss Y. Roofs esq --
This is 2 very valuable and productive Farm lie
purchaser TO have the liberty OF putting ia small grain
this fall (without injury 70 the corn crops) Mr.
Buckner is ihe oycrsccr, and win show The land To a
ny person, MOI acquainted with Il.
TRH1s or 5ALE--Ouo halt of the money tn bc paid
~ months from the FIRST day Of Jan 1916 chen nos
session will be giyen) and the ahco on the IS nr Jan
ISi3-Bosd and security will BE- REQUIRED h. sernrc
the payment and mortgage on the eud also The
land will be surveyed 70 The purchaser.
1Vm JONES.
Erin Of Joba Coffiefs Esz
Tune J4----fds
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York Town, July 1.---6w
VALUABLE land FOR SALE.

Il
nN Thursday the tenth day ofAugust next or fair,
ifnot, the next fair day. will be offered for sale,
the premises, of land in the county Of Pow
hataR belonging to the estate of ~lames Lyle, deed
lying in the South and North fork OF Fine Greek coa-
tanning Az By late survey of the Surveyor tor
said County the following terms, To wit One
third of the purchase money to be paid the first day
of january 1916 one third the first day of Jam
uary, 1917, and the remaining third, the first day
of September ensuing.
Bonds for amount of purchase to be executed by
the purchaser, TO bear interest from tie day of sale,
Mith Deed of Trust the land to the pay
ment thereof. will be required.
Major Samuel fl. Saunders or Mr.. William 81
Cooke, will give the necessary information to any
person inclined 10 purchase.
Possession will be given 2sth Deer. next, with IL
berty 10 wheat in due
FOR RENT,
AND IMMEDIATE POSSES SION GIVEN,
An Of ground in ManchesteSy near the cool
Spring, which is a Westinghouse with other con-
veneRt houses, and garden suitable tor a small fIn-
lily, belonging the sad estate, present occupied
by Maj Edward Branch.
JAMES BRANDER,
-dgentJoy
RoBT. GRAHAM, Elk or. Of
James Iyls, deed.
FOR HIRE, till the 25th December neat, two Ne
gro .len, Labourers.--4pply to
JAMES BRANDER.
Manchester, June q. ids
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Time lO.--tf7

NPursuance of Decree of the Superior Court Of
4 Cbancery, fer the Richmond Di5trict pronounced
the Goth day Of June 1915 cause therein pending
between Robert Pollard, admir- of John White
compPt and Corbin Br,,Iton and William Fjtzhuch
Braxton, executors and devise OF Elizabeth Braton
and others defendants-he undersigned Commission
appointed by the said decree, will SELL at Public
Auction, on the premises, for ready money, on Mon
day the 31st inst. that F,4LU.1BLE ESTATE
lying i'll the county Of Henrco, ON Chckahomony
Swamp, about miles from the City of Richmond
called PICKEN OChIE or .SI'R.7TFBERRY
HLLL., late the residence of Mrs Elizabeth Braxton
containing 80 more or less-The above tract
OF land being gcnrally known, more particular
description of It is deemed unnecessary.
A conveyance Will be executed by the Subscribers
TO the purchaser, the payment Of the purchase mo-
ncy.
PETER ': DANIEL
WILLIAM. Hay, lr ( Commissioners
BENZ. w. COLEMAN
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THOMAS S. POPE.
T9YLOR

RErUHNs his grateful owledgemeufs 10 his
friends and tie pube ior their liberal oneouragsmsn,
and iamms them, that he has removed lis Sion. ID, n
new building, On tbe corner Of Il ADD 9th ST. cel
where he will ex eec.e all orders vlh ddeGty A.
dIspateh.
JAY ~. i'm
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NOVICE

Us HEREBY GiYEN-1hst a Petition win like
Il wise he presented 70 the next General Assembly
oi Virginia, for act for the incorporation ola COM
Pany, and aothorisng the opening aod laying out
Turnpike Road from Duinirics 10 Fauquer Court.
house.
./liiu lift
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
TUST OPENED, IN the house occutjietE 6y Joscbh
% H. Myers, Esq opposite mr. Samuel Whites in
Nam Sf1'eef, AND FOX SALE
JERAULD& GREENE,
II rery ea:tensi1e assortment Of Domestic Manufac-
tured GOODS, CONSISTING OF
Fine aud common qualities, beached and 61o7ca
shirtines
do. do. do. chambrays assOrt-
81 and "a checks, large and snaR. fgsres
Beafickais', furniture checks
.NdtTasS SfribeS
GirgAams G''dstrFes,et uarsons qualities and pat
terms
Cotton balls and thread, assorted colours
-ALSO-
II quantity Of cotton cards, MS s. 9 $40
cases, containing assortment Of La
dies black, zvaite and Colo7ved lid 81
morocco shoes and SLIPPERS
Ditto sandals and bOOteeS, and childreifs shoes
a fe7p pieces elegant sWbertine black g blue broad
cloths and CaSsi4rereS
Fine and lO7o Priced light q dark nred cassimercs
and SdtiHetts
tons sand sheGtfiug bGber
The 06oUe GOODS zoaH he sold by the Piece or
package, at gerry dO1O Prices Jor CASH, aRproved
credit
Dealers in the articles, are inuitea 10 call and
er0mine.
June 81. If
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iSonGOte TERMS
Saws OF every description
Files, Locks, Hammers
Planes x Plane Irons
Locks, Bolts, Hinges
Wood Screws
Drawing and Cutting
Knives
Curriers' do. kdzes
Cast Steel
Chlzels and Gouges
Spoke Shares
Auyers, Ginblcts
Braces ar,l Bits
Cowpasses, kuies
Squares, Rerns .
Pincers, Nippers
Brad Avis, Oil Stone
Thumb Lalches
| Glass Paper, Hoes
itatchets, rroweis'
Spades, ShoSeis,
Scythc BLADES
Resp Hooks ,,
An,iis, Nises
Timers and Blacksmith
Beck Iron
B eilows, Screw Plates
Bed Screws, Nails
b ads, 'racks, Sprigs
Steel, German, Blister.
ed, &c.
Iron, Window Glass
Sash Pullics and Lac,
Fish Hooks ana Lies
Homes, Gun Locks
GaIiipers, Plyers
Chest Of Shoe-maker's
Tools.
PISTOL g daily ernecfad
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stirdy beggar petition for glass on his house ::
Or tie Wales bard hohttc in 6eggfn Stecfa-
I'll
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ABRAHAM WILLIAMS.

1hGnksgiUingf fer the Stectacles.
Allmy houseis now so light
Every thing is look so bright
They give it freely from they store
thank for them for ever more.
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JAMES-KIV Weir COMPANY.

gENHb President and Directors Of the James-Ri.
Il yer Company, have declared dividend of eight
per cent tic Stock OF the Company for The
last sex months, which will be paid 70 the Share hold
ers IN application 10 ROBERT POLLARD
Erly liz
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FRESH GOODS.

THE SUUSCRIREhS
Haze in addition to their fresem stock, r.
cciUed the following Goods
Corded and striped GingliaFns
Cambria Dimty
Iayentines-blacS and white,
Satins DO do
Fancy printed Cravats. Cotton Sha~ls
Madras and pullieat handkerchiefs
Sewing Silks assorted eolors
Superfine Threads
cases addressed calicoes-elegant
Cotton Cashmere, Cotton Hose
Cwilled Observation-Disclosures
Pisin do do
Cotton and Linen Hollands
White Flannels, Linen Cambria
Ladies' lndispeRsbles,
Ladies' black and white silk hoseI
do do 10 Gloves
do white'and cold kid do
Gallons, Ribbons, Bobbns, tapes
Floss Thread, head Lace
S'ispenders Bombazine
Gotten Shifting. Cotton Cambria,
Threads Of ell c0lours--For Sale 81
WHITLOCK Sc SHAPARD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AGRICULTURAL.
ON RAISING TURNIPS.
IN THE YEAR 1915.

Suggestions offered 10 the Society for FRO
noting agriculture in the SfGte Of Com
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NOTICE.
June l.

Nil those 1ol0hGUe CLAIMS agains tie Estate Of
The late Mines Selden, decd of Henico, are request
ed to present them for examination a1,>aj usfment
to the Subscriber, zOAo resides in Richmond and 1uto
co7ten'lafes final settlement Of the sod estate, in
the course Of a few months
w SELDEN, Error of
Miles .SetGiel, dec'd.
.DTg1S 10 q
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%O1ICE.
NOTICE.

NUIIEE.
The Subscribers, undcr the. firm of
LEWIS, PERKINS 55 Co.
zEAVlNG taken the South tenement of Col Bu /
4 4 locks buildings, fronting The Basin, where q, a
store large quantities Of any article offer their SCI
vices (sS Commission yeychant8,) TO their friends and
the public at large.
They have for sale large quantity Of Pit Goals w.
ing adjoining the lumber-house Of Fox < Richardson.
on the BASIN, and will treat with any person (wbo
comes well recommende) for raising Of coal az Major
Ino. MaIIory's Pits, ia Powbatan.
W'arHer Lepi8, Robert Mime,
Nat Perkins, Robert french.
Nav On 6D7
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R0BERT JOHNSTON
AT THE
CROSS CUT SAT-.

Has rcceivsd by the Brig Brothers,
FROM ttYERPOOI,
FIFTY F.4Ck.4GES
skiL,nr nj lie 4 l.
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in .Ict to continue until tie 5th .July, 1916,
certain TEMPORARY or 7pQ7 duties Of customs
on The authorization into GreaE Britain of
goods, zvayes and merchandise.
12d 1Z1u, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-08
6rlher Important Ne'os
from Europe.

/ !, our next Pepper will not &c
/ s,.hrd till Wednesday, and being
| 4 receipt Of important intelligence
| J, Eorope, for the purpose of Civ
| III 70 our subscribers IS early as
a,Ie. we issue an Extra Sheet.
The victory obtained by Lore
/ wellington over Bonaparte turns Our
J. more complete and importanr
sIts consequences than it was al
ts supposed to be.
Never before did Bonapartc &C.
popIedge to have met wiki SO sig
nj an overthrow.
His proposal to abdicate is onl!
uticiipating what the Allies would II
few DAYS have compelled him to do.
At The time Of the last accounts
ne Duke OF Wellington was stated
nbe within two days march of Paris.
and that the Prussian, and probably
ne rest Of the allied forces were ioI
bving him.
It's not rendered certain that Bon-
aprte is deprived of his personal lib
rr, though there can be but little
doubt bat that he viii have that care
tken of him which in future VIII
rryent his disturbing the repose OF
Europe, and causing the sacrifice Of
thousands and tens Of thousands 0.
human lives, to CRAFTY his inordinatt
ambiiion and thirst Of power.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-08
TRANSLAIIONS.
FRENCH HOUSE OF PEERS.

TNENSf1 HtUSE OF PEERS.
fLRMAkFNT ssIoN. JUNE ~, 1915
ulLAcEptDR, in the Chair.
ihE Mlniller of the interior deman-
geo to iPeak in the name of the Empe
f0r
dc then read the following Declara-
'0t Of The Emperor to wit -
federation to The French People.
FREAcHMEN /!
wien | commenced a war for the
r'elsrvallon of national independence, it
rsS 10 the confidence that / fnould be
= s..o' yea by general union of the hearts
~ 's 'ands OF my people, and by the
sle''eoHence of the national authorities.
asa realon to hope for fucceis, and
- oraved all the dcnunciations Of the
!. sa powers asainft me. Circumifan.
,s Il zen now to be changed | offer
l.sii q iacnfice to tht hatred of The en-,
,b.' hes Of France. May it prove, that
~ osclarations were Gncere, and that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-08

TURBERp Is Al AN END.
Great News II 80 ct from France
BOSTON, AUGUST 5.
The brig .Ab@Ano, Capt. WYEk.
has Just arrived from France ant
brings Paris papers to the %
June They contain
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS
0fthe Great OVERTHROW O
the WHOLE FRENCH AR.
MY, on the 18Th June with ill.,
loss Of all its Cannon, Baggag,
and Stores
The rapid flight Of Bonaparte to Pa
IS:
Oh his Abdication Of his Throne
and It's acceptation by the Legis
htive Body
of the choice Of a provisional Gov
ernment Of five persons :-anc
The Declaration Of Marshal Ney, il
the House Of Peers that the Allie
would be in Paris in six or sever
days; and that their safety requir
cd that they should make an in
mediate application to the Alliet
Powers for Peace.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-08
10Y TO THE WORLD

The REIGN OF THE " COMMON DIS.
TURBER' Is Al AN END.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-15

give them any assistance and expecting
every moment to share the same fate
but through Divine Providence I got safe
out Of the cabin, after remaining fifteen
minutes afterthe poor fellows were drown
/ ed. When / floated out / little expected
to see the captain or any one else; but
they were cinging to the side of the
wreck. After had regained the side she
vent over the second time and both of
Ter naasts went her main-mast went
close aboard and her formast left about A
feet, which we Immediately made for,
and dashed ourselves, and remained
dashed to the stump until Wednesday
morning when it became a little more
calm, We then unlashed ourselves to give
us little ease, for where the ropes were
round our body you might lay your three
fingers. i hadnothing on but shirt and
trowsers; thatmorning we saw one of the
poor fellows floating in the cabin and we
directly hove him overheard for fear hun-
ger should press us to eat him, and we
got them all and likewise threw them o.
verboard, not knowing how soon it might
come to our turn for we had been almost
four days without putting one mouthful in
our mouths, either to eat or drink, but il.
creased God to send to our assistance a
British sloop of war on the Saturday fol-
lowing, which made the eight day that we
had nothing to Gator drink. i lost every
thing had except my protection ard a
few Small articles which ] had ina belt
around my waisss butt assure you Twas
was very thankful For Getting off the
wreck With my life; when I shall get
home God only knows, but / nope it will
be next SPRING
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war, from the greatest fo4 downwards,'
! and one hundred and mind mine armed
vessels captured and q royedthat
nine hundred vessels hatbeen taken,
making in the whole nin{en hundred,
presents such mass of trdity, as O.
yorpowers US with surpriz knd astonish-
meft. We were PREPARE for the asser-
ton that Perry's Flotillat las double IN
the number Of ships and as to the enc
my, and IN number and guilty OF seanen.
Falsehoods of this kind, ahough Official,
I'VE are not at all surprised at. But we
must confess our astonisHent, that the
present Lord of the A.hralty should
capture moro of our ships TN the govern
lnent ever habitat thisHonld be said
in full parliament, and thAfhe represen-
tative majesty d. the Englit nation should
be insulted With such idle hodomontade,
is aperfect novelty in ldslation. we
mustbelieye that this. acdlnt is a misre-
presentation of fact. Wlare inclined to
think, that no English hInister would
dare to insult the parliamnt by 50 gross a
fabrication. Itresemblea TOO much, a nas-
sage in the Tragedy offem Thumb
e What, says the Emaess Dollalolla,
are there not in this sam} yard, ten hun
dred thousand giants B Her majesty
deemed it question, WRther such bo-
sdy of men could be in tnlpalace yard, 4
yet not visible.
8 Ralti4le Ielegraph.
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Salt Ahoat.


THE Subscribers have for sale on
board tie Ship BELLE SAVAGE, Capt.
Rassel, and Schooners TEACHER, Be
PUBLICAN, SALLY & CAROLINE,
1000 bushels Lisbon and st.
Ubes Salt,
ALSO,
Landing from said Vessels,
25 hogsheads Molasses,
3 : S Ss5ss'' and SUGARS,
SO barrels N. York Pork,
20 boxes Tin, and
90 barrels Tar.
ADAMS, HERBERT, 8. CO.
April 10, z.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of st. Mar county,
hath obtained from the Orphan Court OF
said county, letters testamentary on the
personal estate Of Roger Il. Hais!ip, late
of the county aforesaid, deceased : all
persons kaving claims against the saddle
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit tie
same with tie vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. at or before the twentieth day of
October next. they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate.-Given under my hand this Ef-
teenth day Of april, 1915.
Enoch |. Millard Ex'or
April Is. la@SW.
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The beautiful ne,c Schooner,
Shoe Store.
S.qMUEL WHEELE r,

s I'M UEL ~ II r E II j. r,
Tp rspEcrFuLLY informs his friends
EN, and the prblic, that he has opened
a SHOE STORE on King Steet, next
door to the Domestic Warehouse, where
he intends to keep general assortment.
Having long pursued this business in A
lexandria, he expects tat, to those who
have heretofore favored him with their
custom. no new assurance will be neces-
sary, that lie viii use every endeavor to
give general satisfaction to his custom
ers.
April Is. Wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-15
State of Maryland, Sc.
ORPHANS COURT.

St. Mary's County, April 4th, 1915.
an application by petition of Enoch |
q Millard. executor of the last will and
testament of Roger B. Haislip, late of st.
Marv's county, deceased. it is ordered
that he give the notice requested by law
for creditors to exhibit taei claims a
eainst the said deceased and that the
same be published once in each week, tor
the srace Of three successive weeks IN
the Federal Gazette, and an Alexandria
paper. no,nzs,
Reg'r Wills forSt. Mary's G t.