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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-27
c. NJ. THURSTON.
NEWPORT BANK

n NEWPORT BANK.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on "Wednesday
~ the third day of January next, a general meet
ing OF the Stockholders will take place al The State
House IN Newport, at half past two o'clock, p. M.
for the election Of Directors and transaction of the
necessary business OF said Bank.
Notice is further given, that the same day, the
haif-yearly Dividend viii be declared and paid to
such persons the Books Of the Bank will shew 10
be Stockholders on the 9th inst
By order Of the fresidenf and Directors.
JN0. X. SHEARMAN, Cashier.
.Neybork. Decenber 90, 1915 III
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
TYpHUs FEVER.

When nurses or medical practitioners
perceivc by shivering and sickness that
thew have taken the infection OF the Iyphus,
they should without loss of time, assist the
efforts of nature to relieve herself, and clear
the stomach by emetic not satisfied with
one or even two, if they are determined to
run no hazard of the fever. Three hours
may be interposed between the exhibitions
The emetic, as used and recommended oy
DR.. Saunders in this case, may be hve or
six grains of epicacuana, with one OF TAR
tarized anthony. When the Infection IS
thus resisted at the threshold, its ravages
in the system are effectually prevented, tor
no fever forms but even when II IS formed
its progress may be stopped, or its symp
toms, BY the practice have recommended
NAV become so mild. that none but the
most discerning eye shall be able 70 re-
cognize its presence. DIR. heterogeneous,
who attended great number Of peasants OF
Bohemia at Vienna hospital OF Putriu una
Ignant fever, took the infection -behoiu,
saws he. the practice by which ! preserved
myself and others, having rashiy exposed
myselfto the contagion of the most ,h'ec
lions fever was seized in the middle OF
,be NIGHT with cold shivering, pain IN the
head and loins, nausea, pulse 'remulous
and so freouent that could not count us VI
bra,ions-The tongue rough, dry and pareh
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
TIE CONSCRIPTION.

The satisfaction so generally felt ana
expressed by the friends of freedom anu
foes to military CONSUMPTION, on receiving z
the information that the militia draft on
was virtually rejected by the senate ON %,
motion of Mr. King, it is to be feared WI,
be of short duration. A bill was rePc'.eu
some time since by the chairman o. .ne
military committee in the house OF NePas
sentatiyes the features of which, confor-
mably to the suggestions and recommends
ton Of Mr.. Secretary Monroe, are much
more tyrannical and oppressive than NOSE :,
of Mr.. Giles bill; which as the National
Iutellgencer quantity says, has received IT, l,s
quistas. That bill was laid on the taols
without being acted on, for the purpose 10 .
awaiting the decision on the bill from 'n a
Senate and, probably for the purpose :
feeling the pulse of the people ana asoes
timing in what manner the system p'OP''
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
office.

NE Collector of the Revenue for the ninth
u Collection District of Virginia, viii attend AZ
tue following. places, on the days mentioned. for
the purpose OF granting Certificates TO the o,vpers
OF carriages, agreeably to an Act of Congress-
passed the 18th December, 1914
AT NV Office in Winchester. every dsv fs,,,ga
excepted) until Saturday the ISL, J.nuary. Igls
AT Lanes tavern in Berryvie. on MONDAY th,.
18th January, 1918, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. until
O'Clock, p. M
AT kerchevsl's in New Town, on Tuesday the
10Th January, 1915, from 10 O'Clock, A. M until
O'Clock, PM 'A
AT Faiton's Tavern in Charles Town. on Thurs-
DAY the 18th January, 1878, from 10 O'clock. A.
nj. until 2o'cock, p NJ
AT Willlamsons Tavern at Harper's Ferry. IN
Friday the 10Th January, 1915, from o'clock. A.
M. until l O'Clock, p. M
AT James Tavern IN Shepherd's-Town. ON Nfon-
day the I'D January. 1915, from 10 O'Clock. A. M.
until O'clock, r. M.
AT Graham's Tavern in Martin b,lrph. ON Tues.
day the 23d January, 1915, from 10 o'clock. A. M.
until 2 o'clock, r. NJ.
Al Daniels Tavern in DarkesvilI., on Wednss.
day the 24h January, 1915, from 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
until O'Clock, M
At in Cerrards Town, on Thursdny
the 25sh January, 1915, fro m 10 O'clock. A. nj
unit, 2 o'clock, p. NJ. and during the remainder of
the month at my Office in Wincheste
WILLIAM DAWSON,
Col'r Rev, 9th district Va.
Collectors Office, Jan. $, 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at public auction, on
Thursday the 18th inst at the subscribers
residence about four miles from Martins
burgh, known by the name Of Strodc's
place)- Farming implements Of every des.
cript'on, consisting Of Wagon, Ploughs, a
Harrow &cs Household and Kitchen Fur-
niture. Weavers Loom, one hundred bar
rels of Corn, and about two hundred bushels
of Rye grain in the ground, &c. The Corn
and Rye will be sold for cash--Also, one
good brood Mare and some Hogs. Nine
months credit will be given on all sums a.
bove i've dollars, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security The sale will
commence early in the doy.
WILLIAM KROESEN.
January S, 1875
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
List of Letters.

Should the following not be taken IN in
three months, they will then 60 as dead
Letters to the general Post Office:
Miss Elizabeth Bellar, John Bond. 2.
Mrs Ruth Bacon, Miss Elizabeth Brannon.
Mrs. Hannah Brease.
Joshua Curtis, David Curtis, Rich'd.
Campbell M Craney, Jacob Cline
Elias Dawson, George Dffenderfer, Mrs.
Nancy Duncan.
Robert Eakens.
John French. Stephen Fuller (near Gar
rards Town Caleb Fuller, David Fry,
near Daniel Fry's store.
Peter Grove, Elias Gordon.
Jacob Hetser, Hiram Henshaw, John
Hampson, Miss Phebe Hedges, Samuel
Hedges near the Chapel, Mrs. 8. Ham
mon.
Peter Kreps, jain Kisse or Kisser
Miss Ann Laughlin,
Miss Margaret Mclaughlin, Jacob Moon,
Miss Nancy c. Miller, Joseph Miller, VIII
liam M'Canaly, Samuel Meyers, William
MNelly, Miss Isabella Miller
Thomas holland, 2, Terrase Nichols,
Charles Orrick, g,
Benjamin Pendieton. William Powell,
Levi Pake, John Pickering Hugh Y.
Patterson.
John Raney, George Randell James
Russell, Swearengain Ray, Nathan Ross,
Matthew Rippey, 2, Susanna Rife, Henry
Ryner, Thomas Richeson, Back Creek,
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts.
John Smith, near Martinsburgh, isaac
shoefstall, Philip Smith, John Stanley.
Jacob Savely. Josiah Saurman. Miss Mar.
garet Stewart.
William Thomas, Evan Thatcher
Nat. yanmetre, Miss Elizabeth Vance,
Winifred Vail.
Mrs. Margaret Williams, James Walker,
William Walker, John Wagener, 2, Thorn
as Williams, mouth Of Cape Caphon. iona
than Wickersham, Henry WeIshadnee,
James Warren, or his son Nicholas Warren.
Mrs Mary Yost, Nathan Young, Charles
Young.
WM sOMMERVILLE, r. III
Martinsbargh, Jan ), 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
For hire, by the month. a
NEGRO MAN,
about 2Oyears of age, who
is acquainted with planta-
ton work.
SAMUEL BOYD
Jgnuary s, 1915.
NOT ICE

is hereby given, that agreeably to an act OF Con-
gress entitled an act to provide additional reve-
nue. for defraying the expenses of government and
maintaining the public credit, by laying duties on
spirits distilled within the U s. and territories
thereof, and by amending the act laying duties on
licenses to distillers Of spurious liquors, passed
Oath December, 1914. every person who shall al
ter the first day of February, 1915, distl spirits
within the U States, is required IN addition to the
duty on the license already taken or hereafter to be
taken by him, to pay twenty cents gallon on all
spirits distilled after that day, or subject TO the
limitations in the said act expressed, TO pay twenty
FIVE cents a gallon on all such spirits, IN which
case no license is required to be taken; and that
a0reeably TO the sad bond is required previous to
the said day to be given to the Collector, and other
duties required to be performed under penalties
therein prescribed. That the distiler may be cor
reclv advised of the duties incumbent upon hun to
decharoe. an abstract of the several acts OF Con-
gress subiecng stills and boilers and spirits 70 d
p. has been prepared, copy of which with the
snnexed forms of statements required from DIS
filler will be furnished to him by the Collector on
The Collector will also furnish on demand
blank bonds and such other Blanks as viii enabt
the d,ster to comply with the several provisions OF
WILLIAM DAWSON, Collector
ofthe Rev 9th Collection district Of Va
Collectors Office, Jan. 5, 1915
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
ADDRESS TO PEACE.

A. n
Whittier o whittier hast thou SPED.
Angelic Peace SO lar
And shall our land be crimson'd DER
With unrelenting war.
Why hast thou spread thy golden wings.
And soar'd above the stars,
To leave, on earth, mankind in gloom.
And empire rending jarsP
Or hast thou DER the mountain wave
Preter'd thy longitude,
That thy life giving presence may
Revive the long subdu'd
Long time, of Europe, we have heard
Her agonizing groans-
Her land hath flowed with the blood
OF thousands of her sons.
Crown princes, emperors and kings
Their pompous courts have stand
Widows and orphans multiplied,
And sacred things profand
But now the with'ring scourge is staid
For thou, q peace art there,
And we thine absence must deplore,
And for that scourge prepare.
o Peace! why art thou limited
To any zone, or place
Why not thine arms at once unfold,
And our whole globe embrace
Is Il because mans heart is prone
ihy value TO despise
On have not days and years roll'd on
To fill the prophecies
How have we prosper'd in thy reign
Throughout the latter age
Enjoy'd a land that amply flowd,
As rich heritage
And shall we now, o happy peace !
Be worthy thee no more
Until our land has scourged been,
AS Europe heretofore.
o may that time be hasten'd on
If it consistent be,
Wren thou, o Peace shall cloathe our glot
| As waters do the sea
When all the cruel rending jars,
And troublings of the soul,
From east to west forever cease,
And cease from pole to pole.
PHILo PAcrFicus.
Washington County, Ii mo. IL, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05

ed, so that could scarcely artieulate my
words; when the servant came to attend
NJ IN The morning, he was terrified BY the
paleness of my eountenance, and by my
ghastly looks; ! made him instantly dis
solve 90 grains Of tartarized an,imony in 6
ounces of lemonade, and of this / took a
spoonful every four minutes till vomiting
came on then repeated the dose once or
twice that might clear my stomach from e.
very xind of filth--a purgingsucceeded The 70,
miung, y the discharge was copious. The
feces were exceedingly offensive, but in
proportion as the bowels were evacuated
every symptom was relieved and a sweat
succeeded, WI ich continued for eight and
forty hours. When the sweating and purg-
ing ceased, was free from fever, and soon
recruited the strength which had lost AT
ter the patients bowels have been well ope
rated on, good wine will be necessary and
care should be taken that a costiyeness
should not take place. Spices, spirits and
fsrmented liquors must be forbid-Iemon
AIDE is good; the saline draugAt is excellent
alexandria HeraldI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
THE GAX ETTE.
MARTINsBURGH, JANUARY 8.

Thursday neat, the l2th instant, being
fred upon by the President Of the United
States, as a day of humiiiatson fasting
and prayer, the Req Mr.. Matthews IS er,
pseted to preach IN the Court House IN
Martin sburgh on that day.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-05
Notice

TShere5y given, that by an act Of Congress EMIT
led an &C, to provide additional revenue for de-
frayiug the expenses OF government. and maintain
ing the public credit BY duties sales al auction
and on licences to retail Wines, Spurious liquors
and Foreign Merchandise, and tor increasing the
rates OF postage" passed the 25d December 1Si4.
An additional duty of one hundred per cent. on
sales at auction, and an additional duty Of hfty
per cent on licences TO rtSlcrs, are LAID to take,
effect from the first OF February 1915 confcrmably
to which act, that be Inspected al this Office.
new obligations are imposed on Auctionsrs. and
the said additional duty on licences toretailers. IL
to be paid on written application to be made bv
them, as well by those who have obtained Lcencs,
for periods extending beyond the FIRST day Of Feb
reary 1919, as BY others IN the way therein pre-
scribed, agreeably TO forms which can be obtain.
cd from the Collector.
Given under my hand this 81 DAY Of January. 1873
WILLIAM DAWSON, Corr. Rev.
9Th collection District ofva.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
This is to give Notice,

That tae SUES :. ,ccs hare oDtainca
sEron, ,ts Orphans Court OF AcxaR-
4Irss scoshts, AZ the District of sso:um-
ia, Letters Ie,taincn.aty on the E.
Stasc et David i.ap,on, lu9 lals ofthe
county ..torssasd, ,scceasetl !: all per-
sons slsving clgiEasas alnst the said de-
cedcnt, are hereay w,liied to exm3it
the sans du authenticated sud pss-
sed by the Cspha $ conrt Q the slh-.
seI ers, on or hcsore the lssh dgy o.
funr next. OF they raag py law DO ,x-l
Guided from salI bcaciitto ssld c.tase;
an those ieasbsed saersto are rcquir.i
I'd 20 make immediate payment.
iiven upd o'ir i stias tia is,h
of December. l8
ID VlD I.uPTCfJe
JOHN MlliEps0N.
PiINE.aS LsNNEY,
Execuss,rs Of David LAYTON.
Dec. l1-9w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
A. Moore, Kegr.
This is to give Notice, I hat

~
This is to give Notice, That
tie Subscriber of ltcsan TIA Gouals
in the District OF Colusnbia, has oh
tanned rom tue Orphaa's Ceurt Of said
County, Letters Of ,ssim +; ~ ion on
the personal Estate Of James P sfh
dcceased III persons ass ms 81 inns {.
against he said Deceaent. are herei y
warned to exhibit Vie sars Wit
the vouchers thereof. to the SIT.
scriber July authenticated md passet
by the Orphans Court, On or before
:he 10Th day of July next, or they
may by lrw be.exelndsd from slltene-
fl to said Estate, and these isdsbted
thereto are required to make imms.
date payment. Given under nay hand
thi. i6s.Iay Of J ousrv. 1875.
Charles Brown,
Adm'r ef James Rsf!ar.
January IL nv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
John ID. Siinuss
ATTORNEY A,T LAW,

MEAS removed his OFyicE to the
Eg house lately occupied by Aaarfhn-
rim Perrin. and next tlonsfo The Cctlse
House Where he Wiiisglvo his astcn-
ZION II the duties of bis profession =
kr Deeds ard aiissothrr jHstrl merits
Of writing Wilde drawn with acoSracy
ami dsspasch.
Janusry5 SaHsW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
District Of Coltmlio~To W.T..
CGaaty Of .5teraadria, s
NOV. IEAM, 1914
br,sye

Thomus Woodward .lga Gorge
Cooke, trae.pg lncer he FIRM u
" ooiwaru & 10 h-Cem5'tot,aafs.
&C Iasr
Emo Ress .nr. Da,hel Cawoo. ard
Danial ~ can, the two LITTER t,stsiE;..
.uadsr the FIRM Of o. rieI CawGod md
(, onpsny- Offend, Hfs.
Its Oh N.AkY
The defendant Eno. koss, not hav.
ing entered lis ,pp sIal, { I'D piss A
sseri,y according to the St. :utc md
he rnscs Of tsis ourt, and j appear.
i 6 20 the sati.fsei,on of the ouft NJ.
o., affidavit, III I the .aii eientl4nt
i;aos Ross is3no, IN jnsaa isast OF his
LII I'll - On raolon u the sai corr.
l,iaiuat.s NY lltir orEse;. j: J.. cr-efed
rhat h ~ ds Ct d ~ Z o. Koss a1-
pear here on The first tiay OF april
Tern, tlexe and ert,r lis sPpear nee
to tbs SUI. I'D eise seenritF .rr Fer.
) forn.ins the tseiees Of lie Corr a.rl
thastEe a:i,cr de.eRdanrs Daniel "a
wood & Corp ny 90 not Ply away,
convey or scp~e the fli,ts byll en-
owing to or the esta.s Or GEects in
'heir HANDS belonging 10 the said alb
sent defeBdsut Enos Ross rnti. 9thc
further order or decree OF t..ia Cturt !
sn' that arupY Of his orderhe for,wI'k
published for two months s1ceessiyely
in one Of the pnsiie newspaper, pNf.
si1hadin dis c.un.y, n, d at sns .hors
.c.'ny lie postcG a, The l,x;yt teer OF t. Q
Court House Ut he sid eopnty.e
A Ceps-f,st.
G. Denea,c, CO.
FcbrRary II iansfn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
"a. Moore. PEG.

z. 3 ~ y Is = .5
THIS is 10 give np;ics, tbat the Sub
srriber OF A:exaHdria Ceup.y, III tho
D,stric 81 C.Islab.a, has obtained frou,
the Orphaa's Curt OF said county, let
lers Ct administrators on the personal
estate OF Japn Ban Ete Of the county
aforesaid, dcceased-vii persons having
claims again.t tae said deceden.. are
hereby warned 10 exhib!tthe sasee with
tas vouchers thereaf daily authenticated
and rsssea by the Orphans Court, 10
tie subscribers Oh or before the Cd OF
July aext, erthey may By law be ex-
cluded from all benefit to said estate,
and those indebted therct. are required
10 make immediate payment .
Gwen under m, hand this 2dsJAnaary
1915.
ROBERT BALI,
.Adminisfrafor.ofs. jahu PqH. {
80 Ys~ra :, feIe ge -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
III his IS to give Notice, d.

That the subscriber Of Alexaodris coap-
tytn the district Of Caiumbi4 haspbtsin
cd from the Otphan's Court 81 said
Couaty, letters Testsmettaty on TIE
estate5pf Charles Alexander, late uT the
said County, dec'd.--.t-IPe sons having
claims sgainst the salsi decedcnt are
hereby wariied to exhibit the same wish
the vouchers thereof. TO the Subscribers
duly authenticated and passed BY the
q, phan's Cstat, on or beiors the Sotk
day IF May next, or trey insy b. law
he excluded irosn all bsHetit TO said
estate, and thosr indebted ti.ereto a,e
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my Gard this sosh day Of
koyenlberSlsi4.
Vim. e. .llerundtr,
BIN. 4. S.oanl, IS
Executors Of ClAs. ALnxAspEn.
DNcea.ber ! 08s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
Orphans Court,

.Alcrandria l.gnnfs. Dec. Perm, 1914
5 ORDERED Ihat tac Executors Of
DAyip Lurroa, Jun. deceased, doil-s
ssrs TIC following advertisements tLa &c
times d wcsA Tor eight weeks III the
Aisxaa;ilia rev p oers---
4 Copylsss
a. MORE, Reg 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
Orphans Court,

.lte.rGadrs Cousay, Dec. Perm. 1911
ORDERED, Taa. lie Exees.or 81
sA1nuRIN araNsa, deceased, do In
,ci1 thu foi, loving Aeyertsscment TN ee
Zines week eight mesks IN the :
iexandria newsta2 rs.
A Cops Test.
a. MOORE, Rcs'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
To Rent,

JsHE Country Scat on Cameron
Hill formerly the rsopcr,y ol
John Richter, deeea.ed. This tene-
msnt is beautifully sstusted on a cor
iiaRdihg emincnce, y ilom It's b ailh
hess aid ceAlguily Z. thu J own 81
Alexandria. oErrs 4 s,rong induees
Eient 10 q Qeniec! amiiy.
aL.sU,
The House and lat lately ecenpie3
by Or Brooke. vlere . va,iefy q
han some surnitnre may be ep,iekt
Apply to
Janes G. Dereale.
Nav 70
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
This is to give Notice,

= ~ i. /. - , a -
Iiia, he suo-criDers O. A,exsndria
COUNT. in the District of Colunt.ia,
have obtained Tram the Orphans
Court Of said county, Letters OF Ad-
ministrafinn on the personal estate of
Thomas Darne, late Of the county, a.
forcssid, eascd--Ail persons hsv-
ing cla;ms Against the SAID decedent
ara :aereby warned to exhibit tie sarae
with Tie vouchers thereof, duly an
the It Gated and passed by the Orphans
Court, to the su sscrbcrs, on or before
the lsth elsv of June rex., or they
may by Jaw be excluded from all be-
nefitso said cstate--aad those Lsaehtea
thereto are requiredto make immcdi.
ate payment,
Given under our hands this 18Th OF
December, 1914,
BELLINDA DARNE,
SIMON DAIsNE,
.1dmin;strasoraeef Thor. Darne.
Dec. ls--stv.
JUST RECEIVED
1ad5or Sale,
Afew Casks A ST quality GOSHEN
CHEESE, and ouao,ity Of SOAP. :
Wn GARNER
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14

Alenandria County, .sov Term, 1914.
ORDERED tisat the Adnis,lslia
lers OF THoMss DAKaR deceased, do
insert the Following advertisement
three ti,aes week for six weeks in
inc Atexandria rev papers.
A Copy-iest
a. MOORE. Rop,r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
John Richards,
James { arson,
Hdm'rs of TAsmas Train, dec'd.
Orphans Court

.slesaadria County, Jan. Term, 1918.
ORDER s lhpt the Aan.i
n:stratrs .! James Pshlar, dccess-
ed, do insert tie following adys,r,i;e,
tnse t three tirals WccA foi 5 weeks
ii thy Aiexen, ria Newspapers.
A Cany.Test
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
d b 81 SO ny, FEsauARY IA, 1915.
Joseph AIandcvillc,

Garner az King and Fafrfar Streets.
HAS & FOR SAL F,
so or, Chests Gunpovder, Imperial,
Tyson, Young Hyson. hysoii-
Skin, and Seuchong E E4iSs .E
as,o 900 lb. refined SUGARS. s. 81 4
60sbbIs. Mnscoyado s N. Orleans
Sugars.
90 boxes White and Brown Ha-
wanna do.
Io pipes G agnae BRANDY. 3
SO boxes Mould CANDLES:
With q general assortment st the best
yvysncs, Liquors and Groceriss.
~ October Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
A Cnpy-Tcst,
A. MOORE, r gisier.

This is to give notice, 1 Lat
the subscribers OF Alexandra Cfnnty,
'nths Districtoi Colutnbls, have nbaiH-
I'd from the O;phaps' Conrt of SD
County, letters al admiei:.r atien On 4 {
estate of Theesss aip, late Of TIE
county aforesaid, decd piaistcrer-All
psssons having clrins aasinst tie said
,decedea,, ere hereby warned &c exhibit
the saae with the youcsers thereof du-
II aalhen,icaied and pasted Sy the Or
plans Cou.t, to the Subscribers, on Or
before the 9th dsy cfJulY II. xt@o' they
may by Law rs excluded Iscm oil ,bebc :
ito said estate. and all those indebted
thereto are required to make iinalcdi
ale payment
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
Family E!asll. for Sale.

ME- Snbscribar has o. hand a large
IL supply of supradae FLOUR,
and gronad, 81 the first quality, SUIT
able far bakers and samliies.
Having made arrangements with se-
erai Malers, he will be ci.Rled 10 kcepa
copstaD, sa?piy.
Joseph Dean.
January "a 3w
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Orphans c err.

Alexandra Comfy i'm. Istm 81
ORDERED. J'hat sbs sdasN:istsator
OF THIS IHWlN, ttasass d, - inert the
following atsetg5,sshen IN & z ,iires a
week for weeks ia lAs 4Alexandrls
Newspapers
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Ua.phar.s Cart.

.airanndii1 n,xnt5, Dec. FIRM. 1919
4 NRDERED, That she adnanis.rator
y oil yoha saN, dcc'd d. lasers The
oilowing advertisement three times d
week for two weeks in the Ais xahdiia
Nt.wsnapers.
A Copv-Trst,
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Has Juss RsrriDea G' jor Sale.
frssh Nltlseatei !luissns,
SOFT Shuiicsl ineDds,
Prunes very large and, fresh,
Mustar6s,
Baskets sf Salt,
MONEY Purses, Pocket Books, Wax
and Garnet, AMI otbsr different kiads
OF Beads, snuff and Segar Boxes, side
and ctacr kina Of onsus, Trench Per-
fumes and fomllum and several other
asticics suitable Gor ,sdiss.
Louis Becler.
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Il wish "a, hire ipr lhe ensu-
Ing sseJss 1 g1od S!.Nuse segYsnt sgLd /
rs isna. coi;iag a d wsshir -
~ achs q one iitsral VI ges viii De
g..af.
Il &. Griffith