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Fall Goods.

III SESSIONS t,as his day received, a
11s large assortment of FALL Goops, which he
will sell very low-, for cash or approved credit
consisting ef-supa fne black, blue. brown and olive
Droad,.loths and CT. simeres; bae Blankets I do.
Bombazets. figured \ I'd twilled; do. Rat,insts and
wildbures 1 case fine and common calicOes !; do.
steam.L,om shirtings; few pieces Pelce Cloths;
i bale kqannes dark ana light imitation sha~is;
Msdras sheetings; India Co, tons Lutestrlngs Le-
van,incs Ribbons; patent net mush" 'es'i"g
worsted Hosiery, &c. &c.
An extensive assortment Of Ane. ican manusactur-
ed Wooe n aud Cotton Goods.
N. b. All those indebted are earn:. Wy requested
20 make pfyment. Accounts Of long D. 'andine' ne
must of necessity have settled by taiTd ersoh' al
ter the 18Th Oct next.
Newport, sept rs 1916. t.t) f.
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Vsy Cheap Goods, for Cash /!
THOMAS II. MUMFORD, &.


Has juss reesired, and for sals,
.1l No. ll9, 1hames's;reef,
AN extensive assortment of DRs CocDs
4 which he is determined to sell as low or lower,
than has been SOLD for a number of years past IN
Newport-ar,osg ,shieh
BkOADCLorHS and CAsSIMERES OF all colors
and qualities.
FLANNELS-red, white, green, & Yellowstone
as low as lao per yard, and fine for 2s6
BOMBAZETTS-bsck, brown, green, olive, scar
let. AMI p!aid-some as low as lac per yard.
GINGHAMS-a large assortment, at 20 cents per
CALIcoEs-superfne and common, very good
for lac per yard.
CHEX-lnen and cotton, for ls6 per yard.
Shriting Cottons, from 90 cents to 3s
Bandannas and Tag Handkerchief
vESrINGS-sik, worsted and Marseilles.
LINEN5-yery low.
Ladies' black and lead-coored vorsted Stockings,
fine, for SIS per pair.
Elegant silk and cotton Shawls
Cotton Lace, handsome, for 6s per yard
With q variety Of other articles, cheap Tor Cash
for proof of which, please call and see.
G New-York money and treasury notes, taken at
par.
B. All persons indebted BY Note or Book'Ac-
count to
Josiah Munro, Nafh. Sweet, or Caie6 Greene,
are earnestly requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber, who is authorised to receive the
same the same. Those. also, who are Indebted 10
the subscriber, are requested to make immediate
payment. THOMAS H. MUMFohD.
Newport, Oct. 2, 1916
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Jacob Richardson,

IJAS to- SAFE, at ais Book ,,ore No. 10y, Thames
street, adjoining sousberiy on tho Carpeoter
brick house, general assortment OF BOOKS, IN d.,
vinity, History, Law, Physie, &c-vrzi
BIBLES, of all sizes, AS cheap as those that SELL
cheaper than any other s,ose--school Books aud
chillren's Dooks--prayer do Psalms ana Hy mus
Blasks of all kinds American and Dutch Quilss-
Sealing Wax and Wasers--Pocke, Books.
H. also keeps CIREULA ING Ii
BRARy, contaia,ns the greatest assor ment OF Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines, &c. OF any
10 this town
.1lso-rhe greatest assor,ment OF House rSpe'
manufac,u, ed in America France isassia England.
or U States Balls, n York and ~. Island Non
ey. suiR be taken par for any OF the above GooGs
.Neupsrt, ,iplH %, 1910.
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p itSPEI iFULLY inisrns MS icnds and
I the public that he has taken the store No. ll2,
Thames-street, formerly occupied by Mr. Nathaniel
ment of
Moral, Religious, Miscellaneous, Seho0!,
and Childte1's Books.
Together with an extensive assortment Of
ST ALTON AIRY,
on as good terms can be purchased in this town
Newport, sept IS, 1915 Cf)
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STATE Of Rhode Island. CSC.
NEWPORT, Se---c.srks c0Iee Court y
Common Pleas
yXyHRREts Thomas Gutter OF Nevport. County
Wv Of Newport, Tsbseonist, has ibis day hied
in said o7'ce. the Cory sc an act Of tSs Honorable
General Assembly of the State &c Rhode Island. &c.
pssscd June Session, A ID 1876. giving him 'he
ben,f: of an Act. passed Jane A ID 1856, rn,iiled,
an Act for the relief cf inso;ysu, D,bims" The
Creditors of tic said 1hsmss Gutter are hereby M.
ii6ed 20 appear. if they ,blek at 6, lie Coar of
Common Pleas 30 be holden al Sewp"ri. within sp3
iJr he Count, Of Newport, on IL. foarh Monday
% Ncvcrlber nvsi, 10 nonlir,'e Comr ss'o"-rs IT,
-eceise sn sssignmeu' &C Ne Esfrc and Eaecis 81
,,c sax, T.scDa. yb.er for tic b,peE sf .is Cred.
i,oss. RoDgl.I RUULsis. ..eft
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GOODS,
Xresh and cheape, than ever!,

-oo-
T w. EDDY, Will lhis dsy open an assort-
y ment oi summer Goods, at less prices than ever
have been of, red for sale in ths to~a, consisting Of
every article U. aally called for. Among them
superfne Gingh ,ms, at 25 cts. ayard; Car,bric,.
Gnr at 90 cts s54 Cottons, at IL cts large Pock
ct Handkerchefs.N at cts -and other goods in pro.
portion. The public are invited to call and exan.ine
Newport June rt, 1910
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II rare chance for Cheap
GOODS.

A RICHMOND is continuing to sell off his
IA whole stock in trade, (Which comprises Al
ss<ry handsome assortnent) baow cost--and wifi
ceive New York money at par. As this oPportun-
iy will last but few days longer, those who wish
10 buy cheap will fad it for their advantage to call
before it is too late
N. d lis hoped that those who are indebted will
neglect call and settle before their accounts
arc put in the hands Of attorney for col!econ.
Has also, 10 Lei,
And possession given the 6rst of October, the
House and store which is occupied by him, to-
gether With the store and stable, on the wharf.
A. RICHMOND.
yNcrpborS, Sebtcrber II, 1876
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REMOVAL..
JAMES TOWNSEND, SEQ.

ID EspECTFULLy inform their customers and the
~ public .hat they have removes from No 80, to
No.17. Thames street, corner OF Bsnlsters wharf,
where they oi!er for sale, at Wholesale and retail
cheap for cash, the following ar.icles--ylz:
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CLARKE COOK,

Vo. CO, IhInss-sfrees.
TIAs just received :som NewYosk, an Assort-
j ment Of NEW GOODS. among which sfe Seue
very superior BnoAnsGorns anil KERsErNEREs,
Which he viii sell 'esy cheap fsr each
As--bs't .rgS
- PRINTING, i all trues, erte-eG in
a s7.isfsc!sry a..GHsr, e' ibi, .fIcr.
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Eleazer Reed, Jun.

Has for safe, in store, on Lyons syhayJ
SIS casks prime new Rice
us bbls. Tar; 2j do. Turpehtnc
100 spok-s for Carriage Wheels;
500 Fur skins 2o0 VT Beeswax;
600 W.T. Cotton
.ftso, for saie-Pew No. Z, 10 the Rev. Mr..
Wydown's Meeting House. June 10.
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A Ha'fyear'y pa,men, fos the u. Rrs's'iruT' is
n now due. Country subscribers are earnestly
requested 10 pay the amount they respecWel, owe
60 othe enthusiastically particularly those a loag stand
ing Al bits OF m~ie than ,ishc cen months vii! bc
shortly pa, into he hands of another person Tor cel
iec''on unless speedily attended 10.
NeSpesi, Oct ., 1916 w stNCNS.
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Con,Nissioner's NoNce.

Commissioners Nofice.
XXTE. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the lion Court Of Prob .;e for the town of
.Tiverton. Commissioners 10 receive. examine and
adjust the claims sgsins, the estate OF
JOSEPH B.3iLEY,
late Of said Tiveron, deceased, represented insol
vent, hereby give notice, that six months are allowed
the creditors Of ssid estate bring in AMI prove
their respective claims; aud that we will attend for
thar purpose at the dwelling house Of James Man.
CHESTER at the four corners in Tiyerion, any time
within the above mentioned period
JAMES MANCHESTER, } c.n'r..
HOLDER hLHY,
All pcrsors indebted TO said Estate, are hereby
called upon 70 make pavmenito
RUTH BAILEY, .fds.aisfrssrtr.
Tiversop Oct 2, 1916
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SCHOOL. NOTICE.

MEDICAL. SOCIETY.
A r the Annual Meeting ofthe Rhode hIard Med.
n ieai Sosis'y, holden m Newport, on the 3Oth Of
August 1915, ysred, That fne OF one dollar be
imposed an each Fellow for non. attendance apon
any regular meeting Of this Society
Paohshed BY order Of the Society.
Joih MACKiE, Ree. S-e'ry.
Providence. Sstt 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-22

aieaFy md hs astter e the naYal
The eIgsosssA aiIl making farther
Enroyisions far settling claims to land
& tic territory Of Illinois, which
was read The third time on Saturday,
was now passed and sent 20 the Sc
nate For concurrence.
The house then again resolved it
self into afeonnistee of the whole,
Mr.. breckenridge 10 the chair, on
The bit respecting the duties on
distilIation. .
After discussing yariohs amend
ments. tie committee got through
the bill, rose aud reported it to The
house. when its details underwent a
further Investigation. & the bill was
finally ordered to be engrossed as
amended and read a third tine to.
morrow.
The proceedings on this bill, both
in comgittee and il the house we
shah report mere in detail IN our
nest paper.
The Seeaherlaid before the house
a letter from the Comptroller of the
Treasury, respecting certaia unset.
tied accounts in the Office Of the Ac'
r q. & Z
countaDt Ut the war department
and
Then the house adjourned.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of a writ of venditioni eS'
nonas. to me directed, from the court Of
a2aeals for The western shore of Mary
laad, VII be sold for cash and meet crop
of tobacco, at the cert house Ia Port
Tobacco, On Tuesday the 9th Gay of A
pail next, all William Cenrts's right, Ii
lie and interest in and TO tract Or par
eel Of land calledo New Alliford," con,
tanning 81 and one half acres, more sor
less, the property Of said Courts, TAX,
en- in execution TO satisfy debt due Sa-
Muel Wimsatt. g
T0WNTEY R0REY,
Late Sheriff Of Charles County
March Is dts
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
Tuesday, March 10.

After the presentation and refer.
ence ofa number of petitions
Mr.. Robertson. from the commit
tee on the public lands, to whom the
subject had been referred. reported
tina. itisinexpedient SO to alter the
existing laws to authorise the accep
lance of soldiers warrants 10 pay,
ment of public lands; which was
read and eoncurred in by the House
Mr.. Robertson, from the same
committee, reported a bill authors
ing the sale of certain lands in the
state Of Ohio, formerly set apart for
refugees from Canada and Nova SEQ
tia which was twice read d com
mitted.
On motion Of Mr.. Bassett,
Resolved, That committee be
|appointed by this house, to join such
committee as may be appointed by
the Senate, to consider and report
what business will demand the at
|tention of Congress prior to an adj
Fiohrnment and also when such ad-
iournment May probably take place.
The bill from the Senate 60 limit
the right Of appeal from the Circuit
Court of the q. States for the DIS
Itrict of Columbia; and the bill from
the Senate respecting tire late Off
GERS and crew of the sloop of war
Wasp !; were severalIy twice read
and referred, the fsrmer TO the ju-
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81 Beegdr aud his ChiA.-A beg.
garman. apparently very old, and ia
great distress. with a child in his
arms, came into tbe public house,
M0nnt- Street, Gr0svenor square. on
Sunday se'unigat. and begged aims
with great earnestuess. A young
man, in tae house at .be tine, sas.
pec;iag that all was MT right. took
hold Of the child. when Immediately
the head came of. asd discovered it
to be plasier ofparis. After shaking
the old man 4 little, an old red wig
fell off. and discovered him 30 be q
young man about thimy. s4e begeed
very hard TO get of, without asking
AIRY damages for the loss Of his ehi'd
and Wig. and was turned out Of tho
house Lordor paper.
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This creGitsrs, that being eohyipcea
iof his honesty, they might be Undue.
led to pity bis misfortune, and allow
him q reasonable space OF time 10
lsetile his affairs. He was kiadIy
received by some, and very ci,illy
jby all !; from whence be conceived
great hope, which he communicated
TO his family. But these were spec.
idly dashed BY tho cruelty of his
lprincipalecreditor. who caused him
to be seized and seat 10 a Jail.
/" AS soon as this melancholy e.
vent was knowa in the country, hjs
|cidest son, who was turned OF Eine.
teen, listening only to the dictates Of
filiaI piety, came post to Paris, and
threw himself at the feet OF the on
durate creditor, 60 whom lie paintps
the distress Of the firmly, in the most
}rathetic terms. but without effect.
At length, in tire greatest agony Of
mind, he said, sir, since you think
nothing can compensate for yoar loss
hut q victim; let solr resentment
IGeyolye upon ME. bet ME suffer in.
stead ofiny father, and The niseries
of prison Will seem lig.h, in pro
curing the liberty CT parent, TO
console the sorrows of the distracted
ard detected family that have left
behind me. I'hIs. sir, you will "a.
i,isfy your vengeance, without sealing
Their irretrieyable ruiz" And tEers
his tears and sighs stepped his ut.
Itenanee..
" His fathers creditor beleld him
upon his knees, in this ecadiiOu for
IL full quarter Of an hour. Tie then
steInly bade him rise and sit dcvn,
" bieh he obeyed. The gentlemen
ItheR walked from one corner of The
room to anather, in great agitation
Iof mind, for about the same space
Of time. At length, throwing his
arms about the young mans neck,
- I fad," said he !" there is vet
something more valuable than money
i have an only daughter. Tor mhoss
fate l have the utmost anxiety. I
am resolved to fix IL; in marrying
you, she must be happy. Go. carry
your fathers discharge. ask his con.
sent, bring him Instantly I,ither, aud
let US bury 10 the JOY Of this alliance
all remembrance Of what has for.
merIy happened"
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AUCTION.

On JEEDsVESD4Y, The eth inst
viii be sold at public Auction, withsu
reserve, the entire stock Of Goods o
Mrs. Mary Ann ChatteIin, consistin.
ofssn extensive and elegant assortment
of fancy and other valuable articles II
che m;llisery and Jewellery line, among
which are, Levanhnes, Florences and o
Their silks, silk teivets, muslins Of al
descriptions, Men and Women's sill
and cotton hosiery, cotton and siR
sl,awls, mock CASHMERE and Merino do
waistcoatinss, craTats, hGndIerehets, .
large stock oFfibboGs, cotton and thread
lace, artificial flowers, gloves aud lace
Reeves, gauke, Grape, silk, buttons.
tinge, trimElings OF ali descriptions, q
great variety Of velvet silk, straw snd
dher Sonaets, gold ard silver cords, e
raale >, and variety OF other riches
Terms /; ftr all sums under $50 cash.
5rbm so to 200, &C days; from 200 t.
500 so and Oh daYs /; from 500 to 500 &c
90, aud 40 days, from 800 10 1000, g
4, aud nionths above 1000 5, 6, and
9 months.
k~Gountry merchants viii do well
70 attend the sale, as many OF the articles
are very Desirable in country store.
Josachefyz y D.scSs, .aac'fs.
Ar.sob OF dts
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PubllcSaie.

TAURSUANT to a deed of trust from
James Craik and vile, to the sub
seriber, to secure the payment Of sun
OF money due to the president, director
and company Of the Bank Of Alexandria
will be sold at public auction, to thehigh.
eat bidder, on a credit of 6. Il and Is
months, on Saturday the 9th. Of March
next, at II o'clock, upon tie premises, tie
Three StoryBriek Darelling- House sLot.
situate on the south side of Duke, be-
tween Fairfax and Water streets-for-
nneriy oecusied bA the said James Craik.
and now by Evan P. Taylor. Possession
viii be gwen on the 25th March.
]. d. SLMd5, Trustee.
s. feb q dts
The sale of the above pro
perry is postponed to Satur-
day the 23d inst.
March g
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public Sale.
March 2l

MTOTTcE Is. hereby given, that the
subscriber, on Saturday the Esd
daFo Of this month, viii. by virtue Of
decree of the circuit count of the District
of Columbia, for the county of Alexan
tlria. ia the suit Of Ruth Janney and
otilers, against Elisha Janney, sell at
public sale, On credit OF sixty days.
A lot Of ground with the store house
on L. situate en- the south side OF Prince
street; Beginning III feet to the west
Of Caion street, fronting 80 feet or
PriRce-street and running back a teet
tosthe lire Of the property Of che late Jo-
f1than Hall and also tie back lot adj
soining the above, of the sane width,
and running from IS to so feet back.
The object of tie sale ito raise to 1900
dollars 2S cents, with interest thereon
from the 18TH May 1903, till paid. The
sale to commence at l2 o'clock.
EDaUND !. LEE,
Commissioner.
Mach Stawts
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Tux H. 3C9 NlNN - test.s 80 y -
noorIy rewarded BY their country
|ay Il wonla have beneficial effect
In ease OF q future war upon the
youpe aud enterprising who might
he inclined to enter the military ser
vice. who would see that they would
not be turned of at the close of the
war without any acknowledgment or
rewartl--as it would be the means
Of forming 1 military barrier on our
frontiers against the iocursions OF
the sayages, and against invssions by
.he Mississippi or the Lakes--ana
AS it would induce many OF the sol
diers to retain and settle their houn
Nv lands under tho auspices OF these|
oificers--that this grafuiiy was sane
tioned by presidents furnished at the
close or tie revolutionary war, and
on the DISARMAMENT Of the army IN
1900, and that public opinion, SO far
az it could be collected. called for
this, or som other. expression of the
national gratitude to tie dlsbanded
Officers, &c.
Mr.. Brown declared himself in
favor of the principal of the amend
.ment. but though discrimination
ought to be made between these OF.
ficers who had rendered essential
service. and such as had done little
or nothing. Some, he observed, had
been in service many years. and were
now turned out. with infirmities and
habits which prevented them from
resortipg TO any kind Of business for
support; which others had never
seen an enemy. nor ;aade sacrifices
of any kind. Tic did not think it
would be just to put all on the saNe
footing /; and, to allow time to make
discrimination, ile moved . post
penement OF the bill.
Mr.. Talbot was against q post
ponemect. The bill contained pro-
vision for the widows aad orphans OF
militia men, which it was highly i'm
should pass with as little de
lay aspossible, and he did aot think
it would be right to postpone the bill
TO introduce provision heterogeneous
with the provisions already coatain
ed in it.
Mr.. Wilson replied. that if. the
gentleman had read the bill through,
he would have seen that the amend
ment offered, was not iRcongrueus
with its proyisions-as part OF the
bill related to land bounties granted
10 soldiers Of the regular asol.v and
i. could not he incongruous TO intro
duce provision concerning ofdcers
of the same establishment.
Mr.. Talbot explained, bet deelar
ed himself still opposed to the post
ponement.
Mr.. Brown again spike il favor
Of an allowance 10 such officers as
had devoted their lives to the service
of their country /; and moved u post
to afford an opportunity |
Of modifying The amendment SO as
10 meet his views.
Mr.. Barbour advocated the post |
ponement. He could not vote ior|
the amendment as it now stood; but
was in favor Of = liberal provision
for those whose heads had been
Meaehed in their country's service.
IF be were allowed time to prepare
ii, he would offer section to pro
vide for such IS he deemed entitled
10 the muni!ieeuce Of the nation.
The bill was then postponed till
to morrow, without deciding Oh Mr..
WIS. motion and
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES.
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Market Baskets, Oranges, &c

yxVElE Subscriber wishes inform hi:
friends and the public in general
that he has just received from Philadel
spbia, a parcel Of market and other Bas.
kets--asfew boxes of first rate smoaked
Herrings.
hid from .Martiniqte,
Some elegant Sweet Oranges. with .
'arge assortment Of ether Fruits, anc
Nuts as usual.
Abel Willis.
wns 49,, cfx
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EMarch 90
sac AHoat.

a,7O0 bushels Bright Lisbon Salt. Of
board sIoop elizabeth at Swift's wharf
Tor sale by
Feb 10 If
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NOTICE.

On SattriaF next. the Esd Instant, will
be sold at public SAFE. at Blagden'S
wharf, where she n9w Ives,
4 yHE very superior schooner free
q Mason, burtheu 95 8a.95'hS tons
sails very fast. is remarkable stauDcN
vessel, has undergone thorough repair
is completely found in sails, sianalng
and running rigging, anchors ana fa9 apes
&c. and is in exceIleBt or1er ior 'aAiDS
cargo cp board Immediately.
Terms of sale-Approved end0fse'
notes ats, S and 6mootlIs.
John MCGOWAN.
Washington. March 20 nls
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For Freight,

fW L fSiShI,
ga The schooner BarzllIla, W. Pols'
s master, viii be ready for the re- ~
ception of a cargo in few days. ana WIZ !.
take freight tor New-fork, Boston, u
La,crcs0n end For1', :,
WHO have landing, from on board say
schooner,
100 tons of plaster
so bis. mess AID no. I, beet
so boxes mo1ii and dip'd candles
100 boxes brown soap
500 empty barrels, suitable Tor pach'
ing FISH.
March IA
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Mahogany Furniture.
Just receiyes per bris Iydia,
Secretaries
ditto aud Book Case
Side Boards
Beaureaus
wiring Desks
Drawing Tables
Bedsteads, and
Wash Stands
For sale By "a
John O. IA0n & co'
March 10
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anil "a

Received and for Sale,
An elegant Secretary and Book Case,
AN elegant side beard and supurs SET
of fancy chairs. 80
griffith u ErawRss.
April ~.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance of decree OF the bapor+
I 4 able the Chancellor ct Maryland !
! i'll sell at public auc ion all tie Peal
Estate of which William II. Claggett,
ESQ. late OF Prince Georges CGuntys
deceased, died possessed, to Wit :: one
gel improved lot With excellent build
lings thereon, in Piscataaoay. at present
occupied by DR.. William Marshall. jun.
la valuable farm miles from Piscata-
jway, on which the deceased resided,
containing about $50 acres, nearly half
| of which is eScellen: woods-with every
necessary building, and the land from
Iexperinenthighly susceptible Of u p ove-
Iment from the use ct Glove. and piester.
Also. an undivided sixth part Of tract
|ef land within one mile of Chaptico, on
;whici. The late DR., John II Brscoe re-
|sided. Ills last property will be- sold
lat tkattico, on Wednesday the 18th
day Of May next, and the other proper-
fty will be sold in Piscata,cay on satur-
|day the 18th of same month. TIE terms
viii be that the purchasers give bonds en-
interest from the days of sale. payable in
one, two and threeyears. The proper
ty will be sold clear of and recessed from
the widows dover.
THos. .MUNDELL, Trus.
April 26.---dSw
All persons having claims against the
deceased, will lodge them properly au-
thenticated, in the Chaneefy ofce,- or
or before the eighteenth day of N6yem.
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