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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
PETERsBuRe. June s.

BY Gentleman recently from Mr..
Eppes' district, we are Informed that the
Sherifis Of the different counties composing
the district have lately had meeting, and
upon casting out all the bad votes on BorH
sides, it was found that Mr.. Eppes HAD A
MAJORITY OF THIRTY TWO COOP
VOTES OVER Mr.. Randolph. Courier.
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AMERICAN TREATY.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, April II.
NEw-ORLEANs

MIR. H0rner gave notice, that on Wed
nesday se'nnight, he wonld submit mo.
ton to the house on the subject of our dis.
comfture at New-0rleans.
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DIED-AOn Saturday, eth os Nav, at
Halifax Courthouse, MATTHEW CLAY,
Esq. member of Congress, from this Dis
trict. LgachbiAg Press.
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New York, May 81.
LATEST FROf CADIZ.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the schr.
Weazel, Newson, from Cadiz, which port
he left on the 18th of April, in co. with So
sail of Spanish transports, with or 5000
troops on board, destined for Carthagena,
under convoy of two frigates. BY this ar
rival we learn, that the next day after capt.
N. sailed, he passed to windward of the
Algerihe squadron, consisting of 7 sail, Q
of which were frigates, standing into the
Straits. One of them IA brig chased the
Weazel for hours, and displayed his flag.
1t was known at Cadiz, that the Dutch
feet were in pursuit of this squadron.
Spain was apparently quiet, and King
Ferdinand was at Madrid. Very little
was said at Cadiz of the return to France
of the Emperor Napoleon. Markets at
Cadiz were dull. Flour 7 dollars. No
American vessels had arrived at Cadiz
since peace; but two had arrived at Glib
raitar from North Carolina.
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NEw-YoRk, NAY o..
E.rtract Of letter from HaIJar, dated

y
.fay 10.
"The 98th and 2Sth regiments have en-
barked on board transports, and will sail
tins day for England, under convoy of the
Spencer "a, capt. Raggot, and Bruno SO,
Zen Hute) capt. Radcock--They are to be
employed on the CONTINENT
May 90.
On the day the brig Hippomenes, which
arrived here on Thursday, sailed from Bor-
deaux, she was boarded in the Bay of Bis
cay by the British frigate Hyperion, of 50
guns, and treated politely. The boarding
officer informed that few hours previous
they had fallen in with a French frigate
OF thirty two guns, under the Imperial tn
coloured flag and that after the usual sal
utations, each received an officer on board.
May so.
POWER OF REMORSE.
TIE .uarderers Of Mss Hamilton, (of
Athens, Greene co., it is stated, are at
length discovered by the remorse of one
OF the wretches concerned In the bloody
tragedy. tits said that soldier in the
company of capt. c., at Piattsburgh.
tormented by the" compunctuous visiting
of nature" frequently requested perruis-
sion to unburthen his troubled mind to the
captain, but was refused, until at length
he made relation in writing, at consider
able length, and addressed it to the officer.
In that, we understand, he states. that he
belonged to gang of 10 villains, in PhiIa-
deiphia, who there separated, aud o tool;
q western and 6 northern direction; and
that the of whom he was one. came up the
river Hudson, stole boat, went ashore at
Athens, fell in with the unhappy victim
of their brutality, abused her most dread
fully, and at length killed her with a club
the names of his accOmplices are given, and
proper measures, we presume, taken for
their apprehension. The wretch declares
himself so miserable that he had rather die
than live, and surrendered himself to
justice, and was brought down and COM
mitted to the county Jail in CatskiII.
Murder, though it has no tongue, will
speak,
With most miraculous organ.
-Methought, the very pillows spoke
and told me of it (;
The winds did sing it to me and the
thunder,
The deep and dreadful organ pipe, pro-
nounced
The name of Hamilton.
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vERY LATE FRoM FRAN vi

~.
Arrived, yesterday, the fast sailing schr.
Boxer, Clarke, from NantZ, which port he
left on the 28th Of April.
Capt. Clarke informed us, that France
was perfectly tranquil, and the Emperor
Napoleon was at Paris, momently expect
ing the arrival of the Empress. The Dake
d'AngOuleme had been arrested, but was
set at liberty Immediately by order of the
Emperor, and instructed to quit France
forthwith.
The British, in conjunction with the Al
lies, were fortifying in Belgium. and the
French were equally active in fortifyinr
their Frontier Posts. 1t was the general
opinion, that war would not take place.
Markets IN France were improving.
Early in April a battle took place in
Italy, near Bologna, between the Neapoli-
tan army under King Joachim, and an Aus
trian army, in which the latter were de-
feated, with the loss Of 5000 prisoners. IL
was said that King Joachim had taken
Rome that the Pope had gone to France
that the Allies were determined to their
opposition to Napoleon, and the French
equally determined to resist every attempt
to invade their territory that the Empe-
ror had organized an army of 100000
zen thaton the 10Th Of April the Nation
al COckade was hoisted at Marscilles and
that the tri-coloured flag was displayed
throughout all France.
In the Moniteur Of the 14th April there
is a long report to his Majesty by the Mi
mister for foreign affairs. After taking
view of the existing state of things in
France, he complains that the Couriers
sentt the different parts Of Europe, were
stopped by order of the different Monarchs
assembled at Vienna, who had interdicted
all intercourse with other nations conse-
quently he can only Judge of their inten-
tons by the public acts Of the different 90
ysrnment', a review is then made Of
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e d he heard that the Empress .Nar;c E0s.
asa had on the 2lst April entered Paris
under an .austriGB escort. Dem. Press,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber has OBTAINED
from the Orphans Court of a exam
dria county, in the District OF Column
bia, Letters Tcynmentary on the T.
state ofCnristian Blackburn late OF SAID
county, deceascd--All persons having
claims against the said Decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly au'
thenticateh and passed by the Or
phans' Court, to the subscriber, on or
before the 9Th day OF Sept. next, OF
aey may by law be excluded from az
benefit to said estate: and those IN
iebteA thereto are required to MAXI
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day
March, 1915
Ii.shrod Washington,
Ex'or of CArl.tian Blackburn dec o.
arch 9 q"
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HAMILTON's
Werm Destroying L0Senges,


Which have witaln years past, cur
ed an immense number of persons OF
bot, sexes, of every age, and IN every
situation, Of yarious dangerous COM
plants arising from Worms, ard OF OBJ
st uc,ions or fonIness in the stomach
and bowels
THIS medicine bears no analogy what
ever TO others Of similar title. so com
moaly complained oil IS operating with
violence or the contrary, apartlcni@%
excellence oftais remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution -
il contains nothing but what isperiect.
IL innocent, All is so mil1 in its oPe-
stion that i cannot iniure the most dc
lieate pregnant lady, Or the tender
est hasn't of week old, Should ne
worms exist in tbs body but will
without psin or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels. OF whatever is
fourer offensive, and thereby prevent
tive productions OF worms, and many
fatal disorders. The lozepges are par
t;cular,y eficacious in carrying OF all
gross hnrnors aud eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints. ard are the
safest and milaest purgatiye that can
be used on any occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.

So celebrated among the fashicna.
bic throas hout Europe, is an invalua.
bic sesmetic, perfectly Innocent and
safe, free from corrosive and repellcnt
m nerals. lthc basis of ether lotions,
AM Of unparalleled efficacy 10 remoy-
ing 5lemishes of the face and SKIN,
frecs,es, pimples, inflamm ate'y red
ness sc.rfsstctt- riDgworms, sun
hurns, pvirkls heat, sc. The Persian
Iatiea operates mildly, without inn
ping the uatl-ai, inscnsible perspi.
ratsoE, which Is essential to health, yet
its etEtcts are speedy and permanent,
rendering the skin delic,tely soft arc
smooth, < Improving the complexion
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04
50 Dollars Reward.
TNHE under described Mul,,,o l..

NHE under described Mul,,to IT,.
il Slave, JAMES, abscoud.a ~ W.
Robert K. Jones, in November h., "0m
ter robbing him of4 or 500 Dana s al
money and clothes-was apprehs., m
in Philadelphia, from whence h. uea
shipped Oh board the sloop Indr., aas
myselfmaster, on the 18th ins,a,, wy
made his escape from SAID vessel sn saa
night Of the Esd, about 10 miles hs, ,aS
this city: it is not known wbe,b., ~
wentsn shore on the north or s,r,S
side of James River, but the latter
most probable, as he would pethans ~
to Petersburg, where he hs, us> o 81
several children. Jamesis bript, NV w.
iatto, about the ordinary stalure. So"
feet or 9 inches high, slouil, iermsi
has fine glossy black hair, which en,l, '
very much, pretty, long whiskcrs
scar across his nose, good front tee,h
thick lips, with smiling in,eIIiaan,'
couDtenance, and is very polite s snd
talkatise: one of his fore Eager, (gbs,
tber that on the right or left hand !, M
recoliected) is very much shriy.J,ed
and retains a large scar from ba,io,
been badly cut.--he had en-, when he e., 60
capped, grey mixed coalee, and eorf,.
roy pantaloons, with boots very nurh
worn. Tae above reward Of Fiji, Del.
ars will he paid, IN his delivery "a RI.
hert K. mes IN Richmond, or Thirty
Dollars if he is secured in any Jail Il
this or either ofthe adjoining States.
Alexander Taylor.
Richmond, Va. Ma ch, l4-.s,
q
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March 2S
TO RENT,

THE three story brick dsyellng H9use
At the corner of Fairfax and Cameron.
streets, now in the occupation of Tho
ma, Herbert, Esquire. The situation
is we'll calculated for private family or
boarding housc-the cellar will answer
for grocervs store or porter cellar, snd
will be rented separately from the house
iCnecessary-itis dry. large. and gooo
stand. Also, all the vacant lots to ths
east Of the said house, on Cameron.
street, either for aierm of years or io'
ever. Application to be made to
NOBLET HERBEPT.
March Ok. 3ta4 I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-04
Hamilton's Grand Resto-
ratiVe,

Is. Recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for The speedy relief & Per
manent cure of the various complaints
resultiee from dissipated pleasures:
juvenile indiscretions, residence IN Gil
mates, uniavorable to the constitution
the immoderate use Of tea, frequent
i intoxication, or any other destructive
intemserance, the unsKilful or exces.
sivc use of percury, the diseases pecu.
liar to females at certain period o.
tifs, bad lyings in, sc.
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Gaa.;ne Family Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED BY
James Kennedy and Son.
rassa supPLr OF THs FozLcwixc
Genuine Medicines.

:. !
For the prevention and cure OF Bill.
lions and Malignant Fevers, IS re
commended
HAHN'S ANTI-BILIOUSs PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree of success highly crate
faI to the inventors feelings, IN seve-
raj parts Of the West Indies, and the
Soathers and Middle States, particu-
larry in N. York, Philadelphia, bsi,i-
feoss, Petersburg, Richmond, NofIoik,
Edenton, Wiininstsn, Charleston ana
Savannah. The testimony Of anum
Dor of persons in each OF the above
sp,sces can be adduced, who have rca-
500 to believe, that timely use OF this
.alutary re rnedy has, under Providence,
xprescrved their lives, when IN tbs most
alarming circumstances
Facts OF this conclusive nature speak
luors ia favor of medicine than Co.
mmns of pompous sulo5y, founded on
nero assertion.
1t is not, indeed, presnmptnousiy
proposed as an infallibis cure, but tbs
inventor has every possible reason that
caa result from extensive experience,
for believing, 'thst dose ofthese puts
taken oacc in every two weeks, daring
the prevalence of oul bilious levers,
will prove an infallihle preventative
and further, thar in the earlier stages
of those disease, their use will very
generally succeed in restoring health,
aud frequently III cases esteemed efes-
perate, aad beyond the power ct com :
mon remedies
The operation of these Pills isper-
fecty mild, so that they may be USED
with safety by persons OF every situa-
ton, and of every age.
They are cxcellently adapted to car
ry of superflous bile. and prevent IT.
morbid secretions--to restore and
men the appetite--to produce Tree
Precipitation, Sc there's, prevent colds
which are often Of fatal consequences
"A dose never fails to remove acoid, II
taken ou'its first appearance. lney
are celebrated for removing ha5rusl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the stomacA
and severe head-ache--and ought to DC
taken by all persons on change O
climate.
they have been found remarkably
efhl:acious in preventing and curing
disorders attendant On long voyages
end should he procured, and CAREFUL!
preserved for use, by every seaman
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Public Sale,

ny virtue of decree Of the Cir
Ii cult Court for the county oil "a.
5Iexandria, made in the suit instituted
in the said Court by the Executors OF
BENJAMIN Shreye, decd against Isaac
Shrcye and others, will be sold at
nnl,lic auction on Monday the 18th
day Of April next at the Coffee house
in Alcxandria,
One undivided fourth part
of three story brick house, with ire
appurtenances, situated at TIE corner
Of Prince and Union Strcets-posses
sion to be given on the 4th oiOcto6ei
next.
One undivided fourth part
of House and Lot on ST. Asaph'4
Street, including a Lc' on Duke 81.
IN whicl, is stable in the occupation
Of Edward Stabler, subject to the life
est.te ofSusarnah Farlshorne thelein
tALSO,
One undivided fourth part
oe Lot or half Acre of ground, be ne
part Of a square Of ground binding
on Duke, Patrick and Wolf Streets
Is ALSO,
One fourth Of 81 Shares OF
P tomac Bank Stock. The whole
tn property will be sold subject to Al
annuity OF us a year during the 'if
o. Susannah Hmtshorne.
The terms OF sale will be one fourth
in Cash, and the balance in three equa:
instruments Of 4, 8 and IL months
The purchaser giving notes negotiable
in bank with approved endorsers tor
the install .nents and lien upon lhe
property sold to secure the payments
The sale to take place at % O'Clock,
Jas. Keith, Jr. ! Csaa'rs,
lho's Swami,
March IL Gus
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TIAMIL TONS
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,

A SAT-, and eHectuai remedy Tor
Rheumatism, Gout. Palsy, SpraIns: q
Bruises, White Swe,lings. Old STRAINS
and r elaxatioas, NuNbness and WEAK
ness of the Neck, Pains OF the Sire,
Headache, Swelled Fees, Frozes
Limbs, and every similar complaint.
II pr-yents Chit lains, or Chopped
Esnds and the ~ ehects OF getting
wet or dsmp in the seet.
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Maria, alias Sally prout

RIM AWAY from my farm, on Tia
night OF 18th instant. She is a small
dark mulatto or light cClorcd nerro
woman, sbon. % to 81 years old. with
prominent eyes and rather pert 10 her
behavior, preuy veil dressed gene.
rally appears nept, and generally wears
a handkerchief tied round her head in
the manner Of the F ench colored girls.
This girl is supposed 10 be Zee bu,
in order 10 establish such freedom, was
permitted by the claimant to t,rry IN my
possession She says her rel tons By
tie name &C prout sve free coicred peo-
pie and live near Al lapoiis; il is sup.
posed she is however either in Alexaa.
dria or Washington.
AS the gil may not be eE'itled to her
freedom on full trial, it viii De my du.
ty in tha, case to return her to the own
er. l will therefore gisc reward Of
Ten Dollar, to have her taken and con.
fined so that get her sgain.
". ELhIC0TT.
O-coquan, Virginia,
March 27-3 II
r The Editors of the Federal Re.
publican and National Intelligence are
requested to pGbI sh the above ad'er'
tisement TIL ee times, and send thelTac'
counts to this Office.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers Of Alexandra
County in the District Of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
aforesaid, letters of -adni nis ration Oh
hs estate of Robert Smith rate OF the
c unity aforesaid, deceased: all persons
,aving Gains against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scribers duly authenticated & passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
/ 18th day of Sept. next, or they may by
law be excluded from all bensfit to salf
estate ana those indebted thereto sre
required to make immediate payment,
Given under our hands this llth day
Of March 1915.
John Smith.
Administrators of Robert Smith.
March.
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The Danask Lip Salve.
Restorative Powder forthe
Teeth and Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserve
The enamel from decay, md cieanses
and whitens the teeti j, by absorbing All
the acrimonious slime and fouiness.
which, suffered to accumulate, neve'
fails to injurs and finally ruin them.
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Orphans Court,

alexandria County, March Term, 1875
ORDERED, That che Administra-
tors CT Root. Smith deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week for 4 weeks n the Alsxsn-
dria newspspcrs--
A Cepy-Test,
"A. MOORE, Rcg'r.
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FCR SALE,

Blu Lawrason aud Fozcle.
The Cargo of brig Trlm' captain
Cleveland, from Boston, consisting OF
100 bolts of first quality Nussis
Duck
2 bales Russia Diapers
500 reams Wrapping, and 50 ditto
Writing Paper
l9 barrels Tanners Oil
$50 bushels Cadiz Salt.
so, landing from brig Wanderer,
quantity Of
Soft shelled Almonds, and Gunny
Bags.
eI For Boston,
HfARM> The Brig Trim,
ses:asssasSs James Cleveland Master.
Will sail in all next week, and take
a few barrels on freight if immediate
application is made as above.
March 2a. Il
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Ornhans' Court,

Alexandria County, March Term. 1915
ORDERED, That the Executor OF
Christian blackburn deceased, DO In.
sert the following Advertisement thee
times week four weeks in the a.
lexandria newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Rcg'r.
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A. Moore, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice, I hat

lilo 10 ~ 9 8 -
tie Subscriber OF Alexandra County
in the District OF Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court OF said
county, Letters Of Administration on
the personal Estate of anthony Crease,
Jr. deed All, persons having cltIm$
against the said Decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. to the SUBJ
scriher duly authenticated and PISSED
by the Orphans Court, on or before
.be 9th day of Sept. next, or they
may by law be excluded from all hene-
fl to said Estate, and those Indebted
thereto arc required to make imme.
diatc payment. Given under my hand
this 9Th Day OF March. 1875.
John II. Crease,
Adm'r Of Anthony Crease, Jr. :
M2rch 9 4W
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Eetrqct Of an oct 9tthe torf''a',."
.Alerardria, for Tie &c "Sa's0"'"
of fwe. ,,..
Sec. 7. Ifany person who shall be Pre-.
sent at any f e, shall neglect or .u.u 81.
to obey the order OF direction % az r;re
6cer who shall be appointed b. any ir .v
COMPANY now established, or which may
be hereafter established, knowing r .,.'
y, ~ he an officer, such person shall ''F'
felt and pay TIE sum of five 6 d .s,'l
Provided the name Of such ofhcsr = e' ,Ss
have been first published IN 0'S % y"
public papers. f,h.
AT a stated Quarterly Meeting ct ct e..
Star Fire Comhany. held the e. - ',,; %r
turday in March, 1915, tn ;, ?oi No, las
GentlemeD were chosen o'''
one year -
President,
John Janney.
TREASURER,
Thomas V. Huok'
commpaders,
John Mnncaster, LIST,
A. C. Cazenoye' ID
Vim. Veitch, Sd.
Regulators,
Jerome Plunmer
VIM .Bartleman'
Peter Saunders,
Elisha Telbert,
John Ross,
John B Patton.
P,sterty Men,
JOS. Niilburn,
VIM Gilbam,
Andrew Fleming
Thos. Shreve,
Daniel McPherson'
Andrew seholhcid: c,,rs.
March 80.
PERMITTING
NEATLY EXECUTED At
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VIII be sold at Public Sale,
On The 9Th of April ncrt,

AT the lase residence Of Geo. ."o sd1' !,
deceased, in the county Of Fslrlax' al
Ma PERSONAL Els i AT E, consisting
Of seven likely Negroes. several HORSES
and his stock Of Cattle and Hogs, q ma
nv articles of Household Furniture
Tho terms will be made known on the
day of sale.
Thomson F. Mason, Admir-.
March % h,s
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.l1i,nanS Court

.Alerandria' County, Mareh Term, 1915
ORDERED, That the Ami
nistrator OF .Aathony Crease jr. dcceas-
ed, do insert the following advertise
ment three times week for 4 weeks
in the Alexandria Newspapers.
A. Conv ,rasf
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A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Register.

This is to give notice, hat
the ssbscribers of Alex, ndria County,
N the District of Columbia, have obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters of administration ON the
estate of JOSEPH THOMAS late oil
the county aforesaid. deceased.-AIl
persons having claims against the said
deccdent, are hereby warned to exhibit
tae same with the vouchers thereof du-
IL authenticated and passed by the Or
5ban's Court, to the subscribers, on or
before the 18th day of Aug. next. they
may by law be excluded from all beee-
e. to said estate, and all those indebted
thereto arc required to make immcdi.
ate payment.
Given under our hands this 9Th day
EAA jQts
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OUT - Ed ..
A MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,

iho 10 W SiFC A'0u1SS,
That The subscriber of Alexandria coun-
~ in the district of Columbia has obtain.
ed from the Orphan's Court of said
County, letters Testamcptary on the
estate Of Rich 3 Brandt late OF the
said County, decd --Aii persons having
claims against The said deccdent are
hereby warned to ex hit the sane with
the vouchers tl,ere.e, to the subscrlber
duly authenticated asd passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the tn
day of Aug next, or they may by Law
se excluded from all benefit TO Said
estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
S Given under my hand this ! III day OF
March 1915.
Wilson Smoot,
Er'or. Of K. 8: Brandt.
March II 4w
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VIM. Weston.
John M'Cobb.
.adm'rs of Joseth Thomas decd.
Feb l6 Sw
NOTICE.

IWISH to purchase a few hundred
tons of PAVI.NG STONE, fSr. which
a liberal price will be given ~ apply.
ing to ,.co>
Superintendent Police.
March IS
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Hamilton's Elixir.

Celebrated for the cure OF Colds, OBJ
slinatc Coughs, Asthmas, and ap
preaching Consump tons. and a certain
remedy for the HOPPING COUGH