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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-22
ro,cn Of INasAingto:,, Hay s. 1915.

Totcn Of ITashing!o:z, Hay $, 1915.
Sui deliver to. you, throughthe ha.pds
~ his excellency Governor Blount a
SWORD which the Legislature by reso-
-1tlon OF the 2lst January, 1914, directed
70 presented 20 you as testimonial of
the high sense the people Of this territory
s..te-tai. I'd OF the services you rendered
in4the war against the Greek Indians
eseServices, which saved considcra-
Die frontier Of our citizens from savage
cruelty, iml : ,ssed upon tie hearts of all,
ne most grateful sensibllities for the chief
who COMMUNICATIVE brave troops who
composed his victorious ar1ny--and. the
patriotic state thatso promptly determined
70 avenge the injuries we had suffered
The representatives therefore, by express
ing their gratitude, and offering to you
This token Of respect for, those talents
'Ehlch enabled you to terminate successful
~. war OF the most distressing nature,
have done but justice to the universal sen.
ti.nent Of their constituents.
The late glorious achievements which
distinguish aud adorn your character, viii
enable the faithful historian 10 exhibit to
posterity anusefal example Of what brave
aud patriotic people, whose energies are
directed bya genius that expands with
the pressure and efnergencyof the mo-
gent, can accomplish in ds!ence Of their
county.
Accept General, Ills sword from the
citizens IF the Miss!ssippi Territory, q
people who Will never forget what YOU
have done for them, while they set Just
valve on THE security they now enjoy.
In the discharge Of this official duty,
duty which feel pride and pleasure in
performing, I must be permitted &c assure
you Of my unalterable esteem for your pri-
Yate virtues, and Of my highest respect for
that eraited reputation which you have SO
justly aequiredwit the public.
have the homo. to be, with great re-
gard, your obedient servant.
DAVID HOLMES, Gov. NJ. t.
blsj Gen. JLoZsov.
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10 NE WaRI.
nv, ALARsz QUsNTITr OF
s II o Je T. " a RE.

$ II o " T. " a u e,
OF SUPERIOR auAIfT-Y Avn WEI sssosrvn
Is carrying on the business very extensively.
and viii deliver the Ware in any part of the ct;,'
free of the expence of cartaCe, and 1T Che New.
York prices; the freight from thence TO th;a
place would average 20per cent. at least. Unde-
these circumstances, he is Induced TO hope that
few, it any, VIII send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied ut their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
Ihe following were the prices in New-York
previous 20 tho late war, and he is determined
TAT no Manufacturer in the United States shau
under-sel him at any time. "
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NOTICE rs 61sREBY GTVE.M
May ~

slOL lCE ~ OEhEIDI JSfDt<yN,
WHAT at the next August court of Prince
u George county, at the courthouse thereof J
shall sell It public auction, for cash, SO much OF
all the
L.9N.DS mn LOTS,
in that county, returned delinquent for the non
payment fakes ofthe last year, as win be snff-
cient 70 discharge tic arrears oftaxcs which may
then remain unpaid from he year 1877, and ten
per cent. damages thereon, together with the
taxes of the prescott year. The sales VIII com.
merce on theGrst dry Of iie court, and continue
from day TO day until they shau be completed
The subscriber Is authorized TO receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
shall be cold. a list Of deibqueuts may be seen
in the Clerks office of said ootmty, lin possession
of the subscriber, in the Office Of the Auditor of
public accounts, or at tle door, Of the said court.
house. JOS. FORD, deputy for
SAMUEL PER2INs, Sheriff.
June 10. wswo
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NAsYvItLK, 20 "a. 181s.

4NASHNILLEy -'EdV rs lolJs
5IP--f have received from the hands Of
Governor Blount, The sword which you au-
thorissd him TO deliver me, and your kind
letter which accompanied IL.
accept with iudiscribabc satisfaction
this fattering proof of the appreciation Of
my conduct IN the late var against the
Creaks. BE pleased toassure your fellow
citizeEs that the sword which they have, in
80 obliging a manner, presented, shall ever
be ready to be drawn in their defence,
should it again become necessary,
avail myself Of this opportunity to re.
new the assurance ofmy gratitude for the
great services rendered by yourself and
the patriotic citizens over whom you pre-
side, in the important campaign which has
inst terminated.
With sincere esteem, / have the
honor 10 De your very obi. serVt,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Kis Excel. d. Holmes, Gov. NJ. r..
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TO rendezvous at Vincendes, another at
Jacksonville, and the third al Saiem.-
The whole to rendezvous By the 10Th Of
July and wait for further orders. ~
Liberty Hall
We learn that the Indian Treaty will
shortly be holden with the north Western
Indians, at Fort Wayne, under the d,rec-
ticn of Maj. Gen. Harrison, Erig. Gen.
M'Arthur, and John Graham, esq. commits
sioHers appointed for that purpose. The
particular points, which viii undergo dis
cussion, at this meeting, have not come 10
our knowledge bul it IS probable, the ,se.
neral OBJECT Of converting the Indians now,
will be to expla;n TO them the nature of
The late treaty of Chent-to renew with
then our several treaties of amity hereto
fore made, and thereby convince them of
the friendship which the United States
bears towards them, and their intlisposition
for hosility-And frcr1. the circumstances
under wtlch the ggFveyor returned from
the Michigan territory lately, Il is highly
probable that the subject Of LAYING out a
road TO Detroit AID Likewise one from San
dusky to the tsi'e JdRdS, as contemplated.
By former trea;y Wiil form another point
of discussien.-since It appears, the In
dams Interested in tie country through
which these roads pass, wholly disclain
any privity in the treaty of cession, aud
absolutely deny TIE authority Of the chief
WIN executed the same.
The time is not yet appointed, and we
understand the Commissioners are at IL
berty to select the place, though Fort
Wayne has been mentioned. We viii
not hazard any speculations on the sub.
ject, bat it is time that the United States.
should have some express and unequiv0cal
treaty with these people, and that they ri
gidly enforce and maintain their rights
against such treacherous neiglbors.
iSciotO Gaz.
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GEO. ". CARRINGTON &. 60.

GEO. NJ. CARRINGTON G. co.
NIzdng erected M,geian F9anta:as, are no,y ena.
b'edto wtbT ire bnbhc with
.NLHeElts9L FILTERS.
.4fhsfr Store on = s'reet-7zeyh haze ivsf -ccere8
n tresh assortment ot
Drugs Medicines, Paints and Dye StuGs.
jiso, a fsrpdo-ea bert
LONDON MUSTARD,
Which they oGe'- fer sale on reasonable terms.
|Hy o. 1V3w
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NOTICE.
a. =, subscribers, cb hereby fare.varn allpcrsoas
= ff''7 h'nt'ag, shooting, or fishing, on Our
-SanaZ' a. yes hare suffered mich injury by such
gs9pf as e"'5'.y their time an limiting and faliing-
ts rtor Of The h1O 7oiR be PIT in force eeains. OH
1ers0'is egendsng jl Mnt 1pQy 6ersafier.
LS7qC WLN;SPON
ROBERT NORRLy.
5f0SBY ,yHFP.7RD
LEtgTv S. EDW.4RDS.
JOIN D. BROW.Y,
7Y011.3S C-4WTUOM
he"'4c0' J'ty ~ 81
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NAsz1ILLE, May IS, 1915.
DEAR SIf--Yesterday at a dinner, ri
zen bytse citizens of this pacet to Major
General A. Jackson, I had the honor and
Pleasure to deliverin your name to tlat
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CH1L1corHE. 10Y July z

NHlLiUoTHE, W. July z.
In consequence of the discharge of the
Rangers, latelyin the service of TIE United
States in the Indiana Territory. & the late
Indian depredatiOns still indicating very
hostile disposition, Gov. Posey issued a ee-
neral Order, on The 10th nit. ordering out
three companies of militia, one of which il
TO rendezvous at Yincendes, another at
Jacksonville, and the third al Saiem.-
The whole to rendezvous by the 10th Of
July and wait for further orders. u
LIBERTY Hall.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-05

M As committed to the jail Of FAIR
w axcounty as q runaway, on the
9thday Of July, 1915, 4 Negro Man,
who states that he was free born, and
came ifssss the Eastefn skbfe, SAYS his,
name Is JOHN BUTLER, appears to be
about as years OF age, is much marked
With the small pox, IS about 5 feet z Of
8 inches high had on q blue hahkeen
roundabout jacket and 0zpaburss papta
looms. The owrer, ifany, IS desired to
come forward, take him away and pay
charges; otherwise he viii be disposed
Of as tie law in such cases directs.
thaS NoIand, Jailor,
ssrse M fdR
James Coleman, Sh'E.
!. September IA lavtf
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New Alrnanacs.
Joh. n eslul
Bss 5hsr 70 ptssiskp us
.KIR GINA a II 4 g:
10 IA ID ovz ioSp
-.s.IBab b.

ohRfrv insrchantsand others sllpplir
sesl with t6emsby tlle q 9aAtity on the low.
est terms. II is.ss {.
Also,
With writine. wFspping aDd letter pa
pets, bibles, restaurants, spelling backs,
primers and Histories ates and pencils,
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dafek qa,ills apd ihkapowder s-ssA genes
raj assortment el Greek Natin md En-
glish scIIonl bpok s-%nlnst Of the newpub.
locations If lie day, and a large stock o.
standing works ~ merit, viz kplsSppal
and Ronialg pFa YER books, Psalm and
Hymn .bosls listurys and poetry, msdleal
surgical ard l;ny books Ne:
fIe expects in 4 few 81 d supply q
(ierins1. xIiEanSeks and has just receiv-
edby HE s'vsilh4ihiinn from Liverpool,
20 600 English Quills
i gpod quality and cheap English
res ~ til ba b)apk Dad pefeili
AID DatcAsealiDs wax.
Is gross of Humphreys copper
It lslaiiasig Cards, first quality and as
Il .sas,f q sssrS ~ IS AZ p3i
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sftg Dollars Reward,

Ms III from t'ile subscriber liv:
q Ing i Cbas}est oa;ttv. MARYLAND.
o be pigb tbe s 81 inst. q stout like
Il. pas, STOUT % years f age.
Is I'd Oh mhe s kesf1tatfay a 81 oltceat and
.utalnoi.s made Of IioAespun, cotton
3saFp filed h aith dark mixed yarn and
we've fus tihrl, anew ttirhat. with abIack
sash round TIE crown Ind coarse cot
IA, shirts he has with hilhether cloath.
$40 and ~illNefy likely change his dress
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olleIl ia
noe Ks lsIs1sER 81 s3s4 I 1 4 z h
pppdplls tie slIilIgtoE II sfu
q t.4 .5tlfsf
z IA liz x 4 81 b d
11as lately kxsis:sf M ,Ilbsli4

M 'hs y 3 .'ls esla y 4, asi'ngtoe !,
'tina 2 ~ zl'ile t5slqfinit1 's
= afapas ls'ssp'' 'lztn'sll, s kopf +
5ialtl Nealt n q afItI spllllls !
fleDt History, hllc'sa% lbtSs,
race l)eItll'iI, 5.! y! 8 'pplestle Me'il7
cine ,I1sseil g AIetl'tPl s ql''p&aI05ns Vince
Asfrpnonay Z Ftlce' e tiaxlgasf ifaEssy .
Hleilsslfat isyes man DIS oNN DaL'ie
poFfarl Misses Magazine Hsllags ser
mqps, klse ara K g, q l,., hel'gIont
aIegs lnseipg 8 ns' s'.' y os4 AZ uIl-
maskeb cons I. fiig!'l 4ss. n09ey-
faber on t'le ffgpnee.es, sa,lage Isss
1sgaf; 1atss 81 y eslRo, e 1 Ger
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len johnson,

n 4 {.
Was raised IN The lower end Of this
County BY the late Mrs. Elizabeth Ford,
amt BE- her heirs was s0lI Il, me in the
yest Is -. Zen IS about FIVE feet nine
or ten ssrcbeshigh, his complexion rather
X glYter than common black negroes, has
slllltfshair with small thin whiskers high
lengples, his hair growing down ipisa
sflafp peaISe on his forehead, has high
{ cheek bones and sharp narrow chin, well
.sssssl with broad hips and shoulders, and
aalSstle bow legged, with very small
( wrists aud ANGLES. LenlIas relations In
Georgetown aiiti the Cifyof Washington,
spsne Of whom are free and may furnish
him With fheir free papers which may
induce hint change his name; he has
also connections III tie lower end
f6F tllis county, where he was raised,
and where / think it likely he n0w is
or Iuihing about the City Of Washington
os Geolgetown perhaps he NAY endea-
your to make his way to- Baltimore or
hemayswish To- get to Petersburg, Virgil
mia, and 4 think II not unlikely as | sent
yellow woman heme BY water to my.
Brother who lives in the heighborhoud
Sf Petersburg; only three days before
Len Nent of. BIZ wh6m he bad a child a
very short fine before ( sent Der ell
Iaill pas the ADORE reward Of fifty dol.
lars 10 any person who will bring said
negro hoale Or secure him in any Jail so
a.
that I set him asllll -. sS
NOV 90 e06nA
The Editors the National Intelligen-
Ger are requested to insert the above
lav6u, md send their BIZ e this Office.
For Charleston ca CD
49, Tie superior brig
~ Agen0Tla
Captain Martini,
VII SziI ia Eve Eef freight q
q INV faiDfifeg barrels tpplY 81
s1Iahss, klkrBA't md Go.
Nov IS
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NOTICE.

rEHIiE abnual meeting Of the stool
holders Id the Little River 9'ur .
pix Ampany, will take place on IT,
second Monday in Japusfy 1916, :
John Me anghIin's befei, ID AIesaDdri
At which time and flace al election wi
be held tor 3 president, four dnecto
1ahd 4 treasurer A statement Of the a.
counts, sc. viii be iaid before the con
pany, and uh The following day a supe
intendant OF the road and collectors
tolls wilIbe appointed:
JONAH ! thompson;
Iryasur
Nov S5 fawt2dnJ
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For New York.

TIE Brig SUSAN, Joseph Bunting
Masters is now Inadiug at Aiuncasters
vsxbarir-wiIl sail III three days, and take
800 bbIs on Freight if ifnmsdiate ap-
plicstionis made To the Mastor os bcatJ,
or rs above. 81 9
November ~. q g
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andrla,
December Sd 1915.

YHxIiE President and Directors have
declared adividend Of three and
q halt per cent, for the half year ending
tse 29th ult. which will be payable to
'the stpckhclders or their order, on " At
ter Wednesday next
Jas. S, Scott,
~ Cashier.
December a. 4 ~ q o.
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Eor Boston aid Portland

The Brig Jane, samuel r.
McC leIlans Master, VI III be
81 q read To receive 4 Cargo in
6ve days Will ii &c fseisa for either OF
The above. plarrs, on moderate terms. y
Apply to
LdserasOh ~ Fazsls.
Who have for sale, said Brigs Cafgo,of
800 Tons F IS'IER PA I RiS:
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e 80 4 "a stli0bflef
i|Iail md Mary
81 James Cry MASTER "
|fei|lt q about 200 barrels
Jsbs 'adsl A 81
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Masters % esSeIs

December a.
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This is to give Notice,

Taas the subscriber of Alexandria
County in the District of Ctlumbia
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of said County, letters Of administration
ON the PES sonal estate OF Ihos. g. Har'
den, hate Of the County aforesaid de-
ceased -Al persons having claims a.
eainst the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same to ths sub
se,iber. duly authenticated and passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before The
9th day Of Sept. next, or they may by
Law be excluded from all benefit to
said esta,e-aDd those indebted thereto
are reqas ssed TO make immediate pay
mens. Given under my hand this 9Th.
day Of Eiercta 1915
George Williams, .ldm'r.
With the vii annexed of L G. Harden
March 9 4w
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I offer to the attention Of Monied
9.Nen Of assortment,
A VERY VALU A B L E
IRON ESTATE.

On the rivers Shenandoah and Po-
tomac, in the counties of Jefferson and
Loudoan Tor the working OF which, |
wish to form small but able Company,
an permanent principles deeming the
present moment to be peculiarly iavor-
lhie fer it's operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
viewed by practical men s pronounced
sood-thc ore banks areConvenlently
situated, and the ore abundant, easily
aised. and rich; yielding iron OF very
superior quality, as appears from the ties
imony of those who have made and
wrought it;--,here are several favorable
scites;-the command of water Is power
ful;-and the wood on twenty thousand
acres of land Gall of one trac;l is abun,
dan, and conyenicnt.-There are few it
any such Iron estates in America; and
this is peculiarly favorable in situation
ts the seat of government, where sup
DIV of Iron of the best quality is always
IN de mana, and where II must be blsh
" in, portant to have 1t Tree from the
chances of War
The proposed werks will be happily
itasted for the supply OF wealthy and
pe2ulous fsrnGg setntEy needing snch
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber has obtained
from tao Orphans Court of Aiexaa-
dria county, III the District OF Coium
bia, Letters Teseamentary on the r
state Of Christiaa Blackburn late OF said
county dcceased-ail persons having
claims against the said Decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly aa-
thenticated and passed by the Or
phans' Court, to the subscriber, on o.
before tie 9th day of Sept. next, OF
they may by law be excluded irem al
benefit 70 said estate: and those m
dcbtcd thereto are required to make
irsmediafs payment.
Given usder my hand this 9th day
March, 1875
Bushrod Washington,
Ex'ot Of CE.isti n Bi ckbarn decd
Marsh 9 4W
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.snnhyx 4 xSistitution for an Fen
Company hath been digested under the
Inspection Of the most experienced iroh-
masters, with > special view OF GER
sainty in the necessary funds, Perma
hence of operation, and safety 20 each
individual Stakeholder: and ! offer
thereby, strong inducements TO those
inclined to engage in such Company ];
putting the property, With all its advan-
ages, at less to tho Company Tot which
wish to BIO one) than what It would
actually sell Ter, in farm and wood lots.
/ know Of no men, Of common pru-
dence, that have failed to arnass fortunes
by this business, where the ore has been
plentiful and good, and the wood abuR-
dant--who have adopted the improved
rode, which was FIRST practised In Penn
sylvania, by Mr.. Robert Coleman who
coming stranger into the country, x
commencing with nothing but his SUI
perier sagacity and activity, made by
that business princely fortune in few
years; and is now the largest owner OF
from works in America
Persons dssirous Of purchasing any ct
his property, or of engaging in the |.
ron concern will be pleased to apply to
he subscriber in this place--or to Maj.
VIM. Hickman, near Charlcstown, JET
ferson Cannty-or to Mr.. Abiel Jenners
nean Waterford in Loudoun County
ind If by letter TO pay postage
Ferdinando Fairfax.
July 5. law
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A. Moore, Reg'r
This is to give Notice, ] hat


the Subscriber oi Alexandra County
In the District OF Celumbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Ceart ct said
coasty, Letters IF administration Oh
the personal Estate of Anfhony Grease,
Jr. decd. All persons having claims
against The said Deeedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the SAME with
the vouchers thereof, TO the sub
scriber Ndnly authenticated and passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before
The 9th day of Sept. next, or they
may by law he excluded from all bene.
fit to said Estate, and those Indebted
thereto are required to make imme.
diste payment Given under nay hans
this 6.h day Of MARCH 1875.
John III. Grease,
Adm'r Of .dnthony Crsa:e. Jr.
Marc 9 40
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HATS
District OF Columbla-to 1Ust
County Of alerdndria,
Nov. TERM, 1914.


Mahlon Scholtieid ana Niiiism DOL
life, jaint NJ chants and Copartners
trade, under the firm OF .lahlon
Scho.ield x Company COMPLIMENTS.
AGAINST
isaac Payne, Charles 7. Chapman.
Cashier of the Union Bank of Alex
andria and John Janney, President, s
Daniel N'phrrsoe, Wiilism JoEHe,
Charles r. Mercer, John Mckinney,
John B Patton, George Taylor, Tho
uas JsnneY, Henry ST. George Tuck
.r, William n. Brown, Jacob Morgan.
William Herbert, Jr Iohn Love, Sa
vid Ross, Digit Metealr Craven T
Peyton, Charles HUI ter, Jonathan
5choif Id and Andrew SEhoiheld III
ssctors OF the said Eank-DettnGantS
IN CHAACEkl.
Isaac Payne net having entered his
appearance and given security accord
ing 10 the statute and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ION Of this Court upon affidavit, that
h said d:fendat Isaac Payne is not
II inhabiiaat oethis district :-On mo
tien OF the said compliments by their
counsel. il is ordered that the said de-.
PENDANT Isaac Payne appear here on
the hrst day of april Term next, and
entar his appearance to this suit and
give security for performing the dc.
crecs OF the Court, and that the other
defendants Charles Il. Chapman, Ca
siaier, John Janney, President, and
Daniel Nj Pberson and others D'rec.
tors OF the said Union Bank OF Alex
aadria do rot pay away, convey or Sc
crete the debts by them owing to or
the estate or effects in their hands be.
aging to the said absent defendant
Isaac Payne, until the further order OF
decree of this court; and that cop,
of this order be forthwith published ter
two months successfully in one OF tie
public newspapers published IN the
County, and that another copy be post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse
of said County.
A Copy-Tcst.
G.. Deneale, C, c.
FEBRUARY I! iaw2m
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This is to give notice

81 iioClIC,
That the subscriber OF Alexandra Coun..
ty, in the district of Columbia, has Oh.
tanned from the Orphans Court Of said
County, letters testamentary on tie es.
tate of Nicholas FIzhugh. late Of the
County aforesaid, deceased-All per.
sons having claims against the said de.
cedent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, duly authenticated and pass.
ell by the Orphans Court, on or before
the 18th day of Jnly next, or they may
by law be excluded from all bene6 to
said estate; and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate pay.
ment.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of Jan. 1873.
Sarah Fitzhugh, Exrx!
IF Nicholus Fuzhugh deed +,
January l9 sw
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This is to give notice.

lhls is TO give notlcc.
That the Subscribers, OF Alexandra
County, in the District of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county, letters testamentary on
the estate Of Michael O'Meara, late o.
the county aforesaid, deceased-All
persons haYing claims against the said
decedent are '.ereby warned to exhibit
the same with the yoachers thereof to
the subscribers, duly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court, on or be
fore the 10Th day of July next, or they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
fit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hands this 10Th DIZZY
of January 1915.
Thomas White,
Thomas S1Caan,
Ex'ors Of Michael O Meara, decd.
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