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%tion between TIE powerful forces under
II. xrsaal Hush = ..hd the feebler Anglo Ger
man army under the Duke of Wellington.
With regard to the period when hostilities
nav commence. we have some collateral in
formation Several ships OF war that have
sailed from Portsmouth,, principally for the
West, have taken their departure with sealed
orders, which are not to be opened till the 18th
of the present month, and from hence it is in
ferred that this regulation is in pursuance of
a general order from the Admiralty, and
that war against France is to be declared on
that or the preceding day. 1t is assumed that
some of the ships TO which we have above
referred, have instructions to assist i'm the re-
capture of Martinique or GnadaIoupe, which
have been somewhat too early surrendered to
In neighboring Power.
4 A gentleman who has reached town to-day
from Bordeaux, mentions, that general dis
satisfaction prevails in that city * the neigh
boring country, with the existing government
of France, and especially on account Of the
war, so injurious to all their pursuits, which
y is the necessary consequence of its re-estab-
4 lishment. He says that the uniform convic-
tion is, that If an army of any considerable
strength, were landed on the shores of the
Garonne, and proper rallying stations, sufii-
fCieutiy protected, were nominated the whole of
the South of France, from Lyons to Bordeaux,
would openly throw OH the yoke OF Napoleon,
and declare in favor of the legitimate fani-
j y.
Every effort is making to put the armies on
Formidable footing. The gems d'armes are
obliged to march, and the service OF the DIFF
1ferent stations at Paris, is now perfor med by
the National Guard.
The Declaration of War against France,
is said to have been signed by all the Allies.
Adm. Lord Keith is appointed 10 TIE COM
mand of the Channel fiect, Sir R. Strachan to
be second in comm and Admiral Sir Benz.
Hallowell, is appointed to the command of
the Lisbon station.
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DRY GOODS

TIE Sn6scri5srs daoe received be, tie chin, C,u
cord g Boston, from LonGion,
Fancy Prints,
Waite and printed Guilines
Madras Handkerc,icis,
Faacy Plates,
White K black Cotton Cambr'cks.
Which they vii! sell low for CASH. or onnrovoa
town acceptanccs.
L K d. HIGeINBoTHAsr.
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NALLEY LOTS.

Il 7 Il q c 7 0 ".
4 \ Saturday, the 1st July, viii be sold, on Tie
W premises, at fpast 1 o'clock, p Nj
"a LOTS OF LAND,
Lying near Col. Adams Mill, and within five min
dtes walk oi the Market-htNlse
- ih'S is continuation OF the sale OF LOTS in the
siey, advertised and sold ''y he Subscriber ON I've
nth St and the public assured, that these viii
der. S~'' '''
iEH!hS-6edays 6 and IL montls-.4pproytd
endorsed nesocIable NOES aud u required deeds O
rn.t on the properly 10 secure tie ia, ment
dplat Of the property will be exhibited at the place
of So e. P'"oS
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
Il
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man at Nantucket. dated on Wednesday :,
a postscript 20 which states the arrival there
that day of the brig Geoc.,e, in days from
Halifax /; the captain informed that Er.-
fish packet had just arrived at Halifax, in
twenty nine days from England, bringing
news that Mnrdt with $4,000 men had been
defeated 10y the Austrians that an order
had been issued by the British Government
to detain al French vessels aud that four
French trlgates had been taken.
Patuaste .drr1pai-On Sunday arr. at this
port, the British ship Princess Charlotte, capt
furnhull, from the East Indies with a valua-
bl largo, consisting of the following goods -
10 pecois, 70 bales aud 5 packages piece
goods ; 33 boxes sage, . do. corneitn beads.
2oS0 bags pepper. $50 tio. coffee, 1891 bundles
rattans, l43 baskets and 46 boxes Indigo, 900
bags sugar, 100 do. saltIesre, 1000 gunny-
bags. boxes nutmegs. lS5 bags mother OF
pc ri shells
FIR. The brig Commerce, Bradyy, 8 d.ps fi.om
S'4Usnrah. .ift1o Digs since stote brig Ei.a. 8
days from 50. Bars, fer Ptihldithia-injo,aei Ialf
GuGdaLo"pe had been taten Possession cfbg tie En-
9iSh.
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PVBLIC M01ICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN

.. 10 HEREBY CIV I'm,
IsNtA 1 the valuations OF lands OTIS D,yeIJ;,z
Houses and Slaves, subject To The United Sfst.o,
ureot tax having been completed by the assistant
SCISSORS within the ch district Of the state of Virg;ni
COMPOSED o. the counties o. Charles CITY Beprico ~
csWns tie City OF Richmond) and Hanover the s,,n.
are no" open tor Inspection, and may be ,xsrn;nsdh
ail persons concerned, at the Tavern of Mr. TLorn
ruling 10 the City Of Richmond near HPrrico soS
nous, on Wednesday aud Thursday, the 9Th and 9Th
ana longer business requires II at Hanover court
mousse on Monday and Tuesday the 1Ob sno ri, :,
longer 1t business requires /; ;st Co1ehj. Il r. MI
mouse, en TUESDAY and Wednesday. the 18Th "a go,b
longer 1t business requires it. & ut Charles Cldv cot
mouse, on Monday and Tuesday, the oath ssd 9St
ana 'ongtr business requires it. VII in next month r.
At my once IN the lower end Of this county mr.,
ines below Newcastle, in the ibterasediate fi,,,
between the above appointments and during tveu,v
hve Gays, commencing the stb ofnext month a,ns.i,
relative ~ any arroIeOus excessive vsuaii,ns Ia
DC received aud determined (st tue different co,,r,
houses at the time appoiuted) according To the law ,d
TBh ana 10 the manner preseribed By the oc or g.
gfesS OF TIE sh Jan. 1915, 10 provide for a4di,;,t
reVenues Tor defrayng the expenses of governcocnt
6no maintaining the public credit By lating dr., =,
AK upon the United States, and to pIvovid for d f
ing and oolieoting the same"
ANTHONY STREET.
P''n@pdl lssessor, }6r He 1871 Ijsgjef
IT, efMe state Of Vyqinia.
FHNON~rt lfUc 3O.----
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NEw-YoRK, June 81.
IMpORTA ATPE pnDJ-

fro7n the He7O- B~afotd Df.rcury ofFrilav.
FRoM HhLIFvx.
~ the packet Maria, we were Yesterday
morAins favored wish letter from a gentle
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ish vessel, which arrived about three weeks
before he sailed, that his vessel was boarded
off Cape St. Vincent by an Algeriue fri
gate, and suffered TO pass. The passengers
also state, that about 25 sail OF Dutch vessels,
bound to Holland, SSc. had been detained at
Cadiz nearly two months and 4 half, fearing
to sail on account of the Algerines ; that the
Dutch Consul at Cadlz had received letter
from the Dutch Admiral, requesting him to
have all the Dutch vessels in port ready for
sea, when he made his apprenticeship the
squadron passed in the night and information
had been received at CadiZ, that they arriv-
ed at Gibraltar about the 10th or 18th Nav.
1t consisted OF three 74's, four frigates, and
several smaller vessels. In consequence of
TINS attenuation, those vessels in Catiz ready
for sea, mad sailed, ConCeiynIg the coast to be
clear.
Several reports were in circulation at Ca
diz, that the Algerine feet were out when
the Faiias sailed; that they had captured
several American vessels &c but they could
not be traced to any satisfactory source. The
opinion OF the passengers IN the Pallas as
before stated is, that none were outside the
St eight.
Admiral Pellew's squadron from England
had passed the Gut.
ihave made the above particular enquiries
relative to the Algerines, to satisfy the minds
-.NNSS
or Portugal. or in a tract to fall in with those
barbarians
he passengers state, that every thing was
tranquil in Spain, and the people in complete
suoIuSation to the tyranny of King Ferdinand.
All the members of the Spanish Cortes, had
either been imprisoned, or been obliged to flee
from their wives aud families to the country,
to escape FerGinand's vengeance
BosToN, June %.
We understand the u. S. vessels of war in
TINS port, now nearly ready for sea, have re-
ceVed orders to sail for the Mediterranean as
soon as possible. 1t is said the squadron will
CONSIST OF the Independence, Com cambridge.
snip Eric, brig Enterprise, and the sch. LYNX,
&c IS expected they will sail on Tuesday or
Wednesday next.
he Pron'etheu8, we understand, will be
employed as a S'aGTGd costa the ensuing sea-
son, from Cape Cod to ". Brunswick
captain SMITH, we learn, is appointed
to command the Franklin "a, at Philadel-
phia.
Com. BAINBRIDGE's squadron, we fearp.
Is nearly ready for sailing on its destination.
Boston Cenfine7.
We understand the Frigate Constitution.
is to be disInantled prior to her undergoing
thorough repair. Dem. Pyess'
The famous British COL Woodbine. zyent
through this city last night la disp,use. ri,
his 1vay 20 Washington. We understand he
10 the bearer u dispatches from COL NicoX.
"0qo 0t |a"'tha island, 10 government
oaVannah Museum, June IS.
Z Wy "
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COMMUNICATIONS

Ar yesterday morning at o'clock, after passage
OF twenty -one hours from Norfolk, having been de.
iayed three hours If the time in landing Waypa,sen
GERS at places on the route, tb elegant Steamboat
Eagle This vessel on the 17tli ult left Delaware bsv
and passed roend from thence to Baimore-and ;s
the first vessel of this description which ever nayea
tea the James River, Or made trip from Baltimore
70 Norfolk. We are informed she left Baltimore the
beginning OF the week, and remaining some time M
Norfolk, reached this city after the aforementioned
short passage. The weather down the Chesaneake
bay was unusually tempestuo,s, which however oec,-
stoned neither difficulty dagger.
me appearance ST this novelty ia navigation among
US, w',icn does so much honor "a our country man
the late MIR fulton grattes once our curiosity and
ano's an assurance that we shalt participate in all the
advantages ct this most delightful safe and expediti
Gus mode o! travelling.
We understand the EsgIe is intended TO py between
baltimore, Elkten and Philadelphia and will reprn
from hence to Norfolk and Baltimore, at O'Clock
this morRine. CaptaA Rogers VI no has the sun' rim.
tendance OF this vessel had the honor of first taking
steamboat to sea-being the commando ofthe Phuo
NIX Which first passed from New York to thsdelpbia
in the year 1909. f"'
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Pursuance OF Decree Of the Superior Court .
4 Chaneery Tor the Ricmond District pronousctd
the 10Th day OF Juue 1915, ia therein pending
compPi. and Corbin Braxton and William Fit1n,SS'
BrsNton, executors and deyisses OF Elizabeth Brqyfog
and others deicndants-the Undersigned Comrnis,on
ers appointed by the said decree, sill sell 1T Pubic
Auction ON the premises, for ready money ON Mon
day the 2itl inst. that V.4LU.9,BLE EST.4I,E
gng IN the county of Henrico. on Clickshomouy
swamp, called
PICK.E.N'C CRIE,
containing 4S9 acres more less.-The above trac,
description otitis deemed unnecessary.
a CONVEYANCE viii be executed by the Subscribers
to The purchaser, the payment OF the purchase mo-
ney.
P ~ v DANIEL
WILLIAM. HAY, Jr + commissioners
BENZ w COLEMAN
JULY Itde
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COMMERCIAL.

French vessels we're constantly arriving at
Marti iiqae itom France, June Ist, with full
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!, a Last evening, the Steamboat took trip down
the river Warwck's with a party Of 7 sd!c ,nd
''e"temen The eese and CELEBRITY of her motion
we're deli5ltf" With The wirdEand tide a-hesd. she
moved at the rate of more than miles an hour Bst
on her return she hal the vivid aud tide with he r. and
came up the IA miles in 5-iths OF an honr. SLe
turns she runs, backwards we'll asf,rwalvls with
wonderful ease All who saw the splendid STRANGER
hailed her with enthusiasm, ,
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= s9ssise q Bread6r lie Cly from 0iS due, unit,
c., ouperfine Sour b iug 81 per BrrreI.
"'b'e 'iu OF sup 'hnr, q weigh ~ M Tor d .enfs
~" 90 common do. do. ~ do. Glad,
SN''' ''S' ~ ssSh c,ss, do. IL 10 do.
- JOHN G. GAMBLE, -ssagcr
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EDWARD L. 'TABB, c. M. {.
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The famous British COL Woodbine. 1yent
through this CRY last night ID, disguise. on
his 1oay 20 Washington. We understand he
10 the bearer u dispatches from COL NicoX,
noq0 0t -fn'cHa Island, 10 Government.
Savannah Museum, June IS,
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u.,i,c sale.

VA Ill. be sold at MIR. Johs Wreh,a
w Tavern, near the Falls Csarch,
Fairfax County, (Va.), on Saturday the
18th of Fsbgnary next Tor cash, two
small tracts or parcels Of LAND, lying
Immediately in the fork Of tho reads
leading from Alexandria to Lceshu.g
and that to Fairfax Ceurt-House--e)1
captains as 8 A Asres a fee simple, the
other 4 aRd 3.4 Acres under lease re-.
movable fo,eyer under the inesaabrancs
of an annual rent Of 20 Dollars, tese
Their With one back reat aow due-Has
ing on. them tolerable Improvements,
suitable for the accoMmodatioa eta srsall
family and an excellent staad fors Ia
vern--W aich property has been cea-
yeyed by Isaac $ Gardner usdsr deed
Of trust to secure the payment ct Ger.
tain SUMS of money therein mentioned
due Robert Lindsay.
George .Minor, Trustee
January, IL lawts
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u We are weak here st presen
-say 1900 regulars and 1000 mill
ia. VS. expect Coffee with 5000
more il q day or two. and ere long
s,he Kentucky and Tennessee drafts.
When they All arrive. we are ready
to stand against any number they
nav send. As we are. the enemy
NAV ont nun ser US, bat even it my
Lord Wellington trained them, they
are not better soldiers. We will
weather the storm like honest fell
lows !; and if oar weakness IS taken
advantage of. they shall at least
have iightin miniature.
q Our old General stands It no.
bly, and Is full Of fight. The French
turn out handsomely. Ensloseu'.
YOU will 6ad two hand bills contain.
ing an address and order Of General
Jackson. They shew the rule ne
works by. Farewell"
i T
Extract Of q letter from a citizen
of Ohio, al Baton Rouge, to a Mem,
Der Of Congress.
g DECEMBER fS. 81
Is AlIis confusion and preparation
TO go to the scene faction. An ex-
press has fast arrived. stating that
the British forces are landing Is
miles from New Orleans, to take
that place. Gen. Coffee. with the
aansted Tesnesseeans, passed here
yesterday in high Spirits. Gen. Car
roll, with the Kentuekiaas and O.
taer Fennesseeans, abant three thou
SAID strong passed here this mornilg
ia boats and scill be at Nero Orleaas
in 1907 81 l,oars. Gea. Jackson 4
his forces were yesterday at e'eren o.
cloc.s. at The city The miiitis ge-
neral raomas, has JUST received m
arder by express. that the militia
must tara out en- masse aud proceed
on"
"e o'clock. mail not yet be-
Ing gone, nave Just tisne to say.
that every &diIi,ioaaiinformatiaa eoa-
firms the ahaye. The volunteers
are turning ont Lively"
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public Sale.
ERUR6uANTs q q Deed Of TfHSt

|ERURsUANT q 4 Decd of Tfasi
from Gssrs. H chsPman td
nc subscriber, will be sold On ths s4f
day ef The present msDtb for cash e the
iaiehest bidder the sae undivided dssisty
81 i tract Of LAND lying near The era.
yelled rbad leading from the Potomac
ridge to Lcesburg, and adjoining tho
lands Of George w. p Gusts, OF so
much ofthc said tract as may be snffisl
sisst to pay and satisfy debt due f.oH,
the ssid George H Chsp9aBto q GER
tain joseph Smith. in the said deedmens
tened. This land is In par. well tina-
bered and lies within TIVE miles Of the
Georgetown Ferry The Sale viz ,aks
place a. IL O'Clock, At A'Mnrray's Ta-
yern, Sebastian Spring, at the lstsrsec.
tion Of the new road leading freua Pete.
mac Bridge to Leesburg, sad me old
Georgetown read
Alexander Hunter
7yustee.
January 10 CIV
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CAssles County J9r
Iublic Sale.

BY virtue Of ferl fsc,as from Charles
County Court tc the subseriber, will be-
sold to the highest bidder fox crop To-
bseeo on the premises, OH Friday the
goth inst one Negco boz samed SMITH,
and negro woman rtnec kosE tho
property Of Peter r ~, adm inlstta!or OF
Williams X. Ri.in t.ken BY sx' cstIon
10 satisfy d due Taoosas I ; k1
1'osonley Robey. Shit.
Charirs Counf J s,.sy IL sc
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COMMERCIALLY IMPORT ANT

COMMERCIALLY IMPORT ANT q
Extract cfa letter from rsry res
peciable House in Reraeaur, to a
gea'teiaan in Philadelphia. Of the
25th October.
g" Bya late decision oftais govern
mens. aay vessels Of Eegiand. or of
the United states, which nfay on the.
passage have captured the ships or
property efeither nstien. sre aat ad
mitted to an entry ia tle ports OF
France. They may cone and take
Refreshments. bat cannot land either
Of their original cargoes or prize
goods. thus letters If narque des-
tined to France with cargses. are.
virtually prohibited frpm capturing
90 the high seas. although their pri-
yes are directed TO the u. States"
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;isuI)lic Sale.

BY virtue ri 6crl faeias from Charles
County Ctart te the subsc iiher, will DO
sold to the highest bidder for crop To-
bacco in the town OF Port Tobacco, m
Tuesday tie l4lh day february next,
oil William Dent's right, title, claius h
interes, in aud 10 Il ct Or ps,c'i =
LAND calico Guither, contsinlne 900
Acres more or less, taken BY txet ution
70 satisfy debt due Thomas Claggett
and Rebecea tis Wife, use OF HeIatio
Claxstt use of apiuel CsapHas
Te1cnley Robey, sht.
Gharles County, January IL 80
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Public Sale.

BY virtue st snree writs OF fieri sa-
ciss to the. subscriber irons Cisrles
Ceanty Court. viii be sold - the higisast
bidder for Cash On Saturday the l4;h
inst. at New port, Charles c. unity, . NcA
gro Maa Ia, pop y Of william HI
Pile, takea by execution e satisfy TEE
following Judgments. b. Hssh use of
Thomas Gardner aafse Joseph Snerbin
use ii Robin Yes also Bolton and
Mills use OF Viii ~ Mills
1O7cntey Robey. Shift
TbseJes Conpfu In l2 81
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WAsHlNGTos Cry, Jan. IL.
! FRf9af NE W.ORLEaNS.

The Mail Of Yesterday. afforded
MS 10 dates from -Nrleaas as
late as chose We received last Satar-
aay. The direct Mail from Orleans
4rriyes, err ought TO arrive. this fore
noon. lit brings sews, as there is
every reason to expect il will. We
shall issue an extra in the course OF
the day.
Letters received by yesterdays
mail fPo,a Baton Rouge aaaounce
that the Kentucky aad Tennessee
sroeps passed that post on the nth q
18th. There is little doubt but they
arrived at New Orleans in time to
assist 10 meeting the enemy, if be
has made an attack on the city.
This reinforcement was not previ-
.cusIy expected. at New-0rieans, to
have arrived there in time Ter that
purpose.
The following letter, with a copy
Of which We have been ohligingly
favored by the Editor Of the Ken
tueky Reporter. gives few partieu
lars which our letters heretofore
published do Bos contain of the state
Of things in Louisiana.
Extract Of a letter from an officer
in the United States arny. to- the
printer Of the Lexington Reporter,
dated
Nev-Orleans, Dec. Is, lsll.
!" My Dear Sir,
:. The British have had or
10 vessels between this and Mobile
for 10 or &c days, by which the wa
tercommnnieaticn between this and
Mobile Bay has bsen cut of. Ga
the 18th inst. their number was in
creased to 40 or SO sail, and there
IS no doubt they contain an army de
s'gaed to conquer this country. On
The i4th inst. with forty barges
cseh containing large is or 81
FOUNDER. they attacked our guu
boats in the Bay Of ST. Louis, aas
carried them after desperate ac
ton Of one hour and an halt. 'Th.
enemy have also taken small gnarl
at tho Balize aud the pilots there.
tr
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NOTICE.

FEyHK Partnership Of 9adreaD seh q
fed u Co is this day slssoiyese
By tnulu4l eonsent, and they hereby re-
quest them to whom they stand lHdabt
ed to cali and receive payment, sne ne
these WHO stand indebted TO them 90
open account will please % call ard SCI
tie the same sand they much desire thai
all concerned will avail themselves q
this notice as further indulesnce VII.
not be eiven-P Barker issduly autho.
rized to settle the said aceeants.
andrsy Sche!t cld.
Presley Barker. Z,
lst Mo Ia. q
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Public Sale.

~ virtue Of a writ of venditisn xpo.
So Fam Charles County Cont to the
l;dsS s''9cf, will be sold to The highest
ss. sS. io' Cash, on the Gath inst IN The
~ ssases, a Negro man named BEN,
~ property OF William D. Hsrrisoe
ns nv y Executlen h satisfy adebssdae
w;' "s' q 81. Thomss Jsnitss sse Of
Cam jam Cock, Tlssee for the Miss
c...,. To1rnltg Rsbsg, Sh
~s.'sfes Cssa,p, .IsplaEv. Is u
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Public Sale.

81 yirtue OF fnar wits OF fieri facias
nom Charles County Ceurtto The sub
sss.,'ssf--will be seia to the highes,
qesef Tor Cash. GO the 24,h inst. all
Within 'm D. Hssrison's right, title
ss'sa ard isseress in and 10 a tract or
lNssl q LsND called ST. Eswards''
,.s'1'slsisg. Ses Acres more or less, ,a-
:: ~ % sxseeiien to satisfy the allowing
Icss'pen'',; Ssmse! Coapmsn use of
:. ssfge toword, Alexapder Greer, Jo-
''ph essen pSe uf Hszel Spalaiae.
o., IossRlsy Robg, sh.f
. y H'"tcS l1t.,,fv -, ~ ~ ss
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A. Moore, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice, Thai

This is to give Notice, ! hat
the Subscriber III fAsexanalia Countl
IA the District OF Columbia, has OBJ
.aiaed from the Orphans Coart OF SAID
county, Letters Of ADMINISTRATORS Oh
the personal Estate of James Pehlar
.eceased. al persons saslns' clAms
,ga:nst the said Decedent, arc her BY
warned to exhibit the same vito
the vouchers thereof, to the sub
5crihqr duls auth snticated and passe
" the Orphans Court, on or betor$
lsta lay of Jlly next, or they
nav by law SO exc;udsd from all benz
fit to said Estate, md those Indebted
aereto are required to make imme-
tate payment Given under my hand
his lor day of ansry. 1873.
Charles Brown,
.Adm'r Of James POPLAR.
January IL :"
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Public Sale

f,,, sV'uSsp{ TWO wits e,f f;eri hs;as
se.;..s .''s, .n Coanty Court the Sub
d., s..' N',' be ssfid .e the hishes, bis.
sess n sssh. on tie e.emiscs, all 10
ias.a...' o.feks rigt,. ,itic, claim ard
l.eNM = SEQ to atrscs OF pa,ce, oi
asa 8 sailed heehs Park, coatain,rp
ea,;a,' 'Ss more or less. taken by Exs-
Man,s,s ssn'ly adebt dee Joseph II.
A,s,.,.a'' ana also % SATISFY deo, due
cze,,.. fornley Policy, Shift.
S'lss essnsy. Jan. IA s.