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~ $500
iiE Board OF Navy Commiss ioner receive
ir. until ,hc LIST day Of April next, proposals for
firm stlog the following description OF articles re-
Iui'etl for Eayy use, viz:
Cannon, car onades and cannon locks,
Ban. round, grape, canister and lead
ssitpctre. sulphur; i-tftH
Cannon and pruning powder;
Muskets, pistols. swords, boarding pixies and
battles axes,
Copper-shea,hing assorted, say l.s of IL ozs.
ts 18th OF "a ozs. i.Slh If 20 ozs. 1.z,h Of 28
ozs. 1.4th Of 80 ozs. and 18th of 54 ozs.
Copper bolts, spikes, sheaihing nails-kssorted.
Lead in pigs and shee,s
Anchors from SEQ TO 5000 lbs.
Iron Kentledge;
Henp-American;
Twine-@hippng, sewing and seine;
Iron for shipping;
s,avts--ieger. .pipe, hogshead and gang cask;
Bunting; t.tl7a
seamens clothing-ha,s, shoes, trowsers, shirt.
and Jackets nn .s.
Flappel and wildbore for cartridges,
LgnuIh Vita and paints
To be delivered either at Washington, New.York
OF Boston. 43 iAief
Persons rendering supply of any ofthese arti.
eies, willbe pleased to state particularly the kind
the greatest and the least quaa,i,y of each article
they may be disposed to furnish-and on the envc-
iope Of the tenders they will endorse the substance
of their proposals in the following form
!" Prop'sais to furnish --------------, Tor the nss
Of the Navy made by ,----------, acknowledgements
OF the Navy Commissioners Advertisements of 18Th
Of January, 1876" .tst aefftf
With those whose proposals may be accepted the
Commissioners will enter into contract; and in
where the articles are not to be Immediately de-
liveredand paid for, the contractors will be requir.
ed to give satisfactory security for the performances
Of their contracts, and IL will be well for them to
accompany their tenders with the names Of the per-
sons disposed to become their surces and evidence
Of their competency Y eo.'0
ON the lst day of April, and not before, all the
tenders will be opened and acted upon ast
JOHN RODGERS,
President Of l.e Board
January 81 -2m.
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For sale,
EIvE.TwELFTH Of a Gotten Mandatory, stu
! ate in ,North. kiqgssosra. abou, one mile ION
Wicktord II has stream of water sufficient to op
perate 1000 spndles, and has in operation $50,
with Dwelling. House and other NECESSARY Build
ings all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
.sing so many advantages been offered Tor sale.
The terms viii. be liberal and may be known by sp.
plying to JoHs HAWKINS, at the Factory, or TO
BERIAH s DANIEL WAITE.
.Nsrborf June 2 1915 s..f.
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7 Conimlssleners' Notice.

XNE, the Subscribers, having this day been ap.
/, w pointed by the Honorable Court of Probate
of ;he town o. Newport, in the County Of Newport,
Commissioners TO receive and examine the CLAIMS
against the Estate of STEPHEN KING late of Tiv.
ton, deceased represented insolyept, do here by
give notice tha, SIX months from the date hereof
are allowed to % creditors of said Estte to bring
in and prove their respective claims, and we shau
attend for that purpose at the store Of Almy Man.
chester, in Tiseron, on the last Saturday in May
next, and at the house of lehabod Simmons, on the
last Saturday in June next, and at the house OF Ab
ner Simmons, the last Saturday in July neSt,
from one TO six o'eook, p. 81. on each day
ICHABOD SIMAiONS,2 60
ABNER SIMMONS,
NB. All those n..eb ed 10 the above Estate are
requested to mskr immediate payment to
MARGARET KING, .2dmjnisfrafris.
T',erfeu. March IS. nlS16 u .T.I .
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Haluabk Prepery.. Joy SAFE.

THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which he now lives, in Thamcs.street-ant
give immediate possession. IIa will sell some land
adjoining the estate OF the late George Chsmphs,
Esq which land is very convenient lor House lots
Tie will either sell or lease his farm at Sachuessl
point. In Mddleiown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale. t,. NATH. HAZARD.
4 Jan. 81. s t..f
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NEW HOTEL
Al BRISTOL.

SANToRD HORTON respectfully informs his
friends and lhe public. that he has taken the
,ouse formerly improved by the Bristol Bspk, next
aorth Of the market, which he has opened for
Fl HOUSE OF ENTkRTfINafSNT.
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleasant and sgreeaee
nanncr-rrs Clubs and dinner parties eau also be
accommodated In the bes; possible manner-and
travelIess will 6rd good entertainment for them
selves and suitable accommodations for their horses
Tile public are assured that The most unremh,ing
excr,ons shall be employed 10 give every sai,sise-
lion. a.Itrf cfsso's NOV Dc ''A1'
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For sale.


THE valuable lot of Land, with three-story Dwell
i ling House, iatc belonging to Messrs Davis &
Hines, situate on tue ain-sireet in Wexford with
two shops in front; most excellent stand tor bus
mess, particularly in the grocery line.
.aLso, to satisfy mortgage, very valuable tract
Of Wood Land. containing thirty-eight acres, bound
ed southerly on the ten rod road to Wexford.
.fso, to satisfy mortgage. one other tract OF
Tillsge Land, containing twenty acres, bouadesiess
terly on the main road leading from Providence to
South .Kingstown, commonly called the stanton
piace--boih Lots very valuable, if not sold pre-
vious will be let auction the 25th March,. and the
offers of a safe still continue. e3eT9 f.T
Also, is offered for sale, transfer of mortgag
on three valuable building Lots, and six acre
Lot, situate near Washington Academy, on Elau's
Vile, in Wexford bNt
For terms applyto
rr5ht. JANE DEBLOIs, J
STEPHEN DEBLoIs,S
February %, 1916,
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AUCTIONS


For one year, sFi af Upon lie x'remises,
On MONDAY, 18th March---stlii o'clock,
TIE undivided half part Of the Dwelling House.
nessuage, and other zeal estate, late tue pro-
perty of John 8anstcr, deceased, sitrste in New
port, and now in the occopaton Of the subscriber.
Conditions made known at the time and place.
CHRISTIAN BANlsrER.
.Ne7gbors, Fe5ru1rJ 90, 1876.
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DRrGOOD'S >TO0Eo--IO Lerr
'I>W WO Dry Goods SHOPS, in from, of J. PEsRY's
i House, No l2S, Thames.street, finished is
complete order, and as good stands for business AZ
any in Newport Possession given the 10Th of Jan.
inst also 10 Let, large Grocery Store ON the
wharf, with counting room.--Like,rise, Stores,
suitable for storing Goods Of any description, y
carpenters, sud two cooper's shops; a stable and
chaise house all Of which will be rented on rea.
sonabis ,erms.-Apply to
JAMES PERRY
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LAND, sc. .--at auctioa.

nN WEDNESDAY, April tenth, if fair weather,
~ if not the first fair day after, will be sold at
Auction. on the premises, the lot Of Land with q
convenient Dwelling House thereon, and excel
lent well of water IN the enclosure. late the resi-
dence of Thomas Huddy, deceased. situate near
the south end Of spring street on the lane common
ly called Bowary. The situation for plessantness
is no, surpassed by any on the Island, having a
beautiful prospect of the harbor river, Notifications
&c. &c. ierms made known at the time and place
Of sale. i.t ~ "A VI 49,
BENZ. FAIRBANKS, .adminissrafOr.
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For Sale,

TsIE FARM OF the subscriber, situated in Ports
mouth, one half mile south cf Bristol ferr,
containing about 80 acres. with Dwelling.iiouse
Darn and other out houses. in good repair The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms For psrtie.
ulars, apply to the subscriber,ring on The premises
80, ~ JOHN ANTHONY.
porfs,uoufh. Jsly 10, 1915. Et.L
e. PRINTING, ef al kinds, crscufcd ia
a saiisyacieya -isss.r. q, ,tis efilr.
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r Office is hereby given, that there will be sold.
- at Public Auction, Cn the eleventh day OF
April xt, at III O'Clock, A. NJ. on the premises,
Three acres Of Land, situate in he town of New
port, bounded on land northeriy formerly Of 1hcm-
as Freebody, sou,herly on the road westerly on =
drift wsy and easierly on land, formerly Of Jona-
than Easton Being the property of Rober; L.
Shearrnan, deceased, and TO be sold by order and
decree of The Supreme judicial Court, for the pay.
ment of the debts of the said Roher, 4. shearman
GEORGE snEARMAN, .ldatnisrator
March IL 1916
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C0MRltsslonerS' Nonce.

WE, the subscribers, having been by the Hon.
wv Court OF Probate of the town of Newport,
/. appointed Commissioners to receive, examine and
adj nst the claims of the several creditors the Es
tate of ELISHA GIBBS, late of said Newport house
wrghtdeceased, represented insolvent; give notice,
that six months from the fifth inst. allowed unto
said creditors, for bringing in and proving their re-
spectivc claims; and that we will attend, for the
purpose of receiving them, at our respective dNel>
lings, within the time abovementoned
~ JOB TOWNSEND, : c,u,.
JOHN TILLlNnHAsT,S 20" 'S'
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are, hereby
requested 90 make immediate payment to
~ HANNAH GIBBS, Erecy
n e7eport, March 6, 1916
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BENZ. FAIRBANKS, .adminissr
.Ne,Vport, March IS, 1916.
SALES AT AUCTION.

NOTICE is hereby given. that there will be sold
IN at Public Auction, on the tenth day OF April
next, at IL o'clock, on the premises,
Twenty six acres OF Land, situate on Jamestown,
bounded westerly on land Of Peleg Weeden, souh.
erly land OF Robert Lawton aud Joseph Green,
easer'y by the saltwater, and orlherly on land
formerly belonging TO Thomas Freebody. Said
Land late 6e'onging to Robert +. Shearmam de-
ceased ard TO be sold by order and decree OF the
Supreme judicial Court, for the payment OF the
debts of the said deceased 'h
- GEORGE sHEARMAN, administrator.
yamesiossn, .Narch l3, 1916
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JAMES MADISON.

From the provisions of the foregoing act, it is
manifest that no patent issue until the warrant
Is presented 10 the Commissioners OF the land office,
II is therefore the interest Of the persons entitled
military lands, that their warrants should, immedi-
ately after they are ssued be deposited in the Of
ice from whence their patents are to be obtained.
This viii preserve them from the various
oidents 10 which they may be subjected in the hands
OF the owners or agents who may have been author
lied TO obtain theT Itis also manifest that all con-
tracts Tor the sale Of, or incumbrance upon these
lands prior to the issuing of the patents are ilie
gal aud il is void And it is impossible that per-
sons possessed Of powers Of Attorney tor obtaining
military land warrants, can have any legitimate in.
terest distinct from the principals. warrants heres.
ter ,ssueo, will he deposited in The General Land
Office and certificate of that act will be given to
such Auornies. il required. cory of this pro.
ceedng will be forwarded 10 every person in whose
name warrant shall issue, not only to counteract
any misrepresentation of the object Of this Regu.
lslsn. but to place the Soldiers of the late army
upon their guard against the devices which have al.
ready been. or may hereafter be prae.ised by TN.
principed and designing men to deprive them OF
he reward which is so justly due to their meriior.
Gus services.
Land Warrants will continue to be issued at the
War Department upon the presentation of the Orig
nal Honorable Discharge" which will remain
there upon he, as heretofore; but no other docu-
ment will be required to accompany il, accepting
he Address Of The original claimant, in order that
he my be duty nolfed OF tLe num6rr and dafe Of
ne Land Warrant tina, will issue in his psme.
In Eases where hr original ciansonfs dead, the
Legitimate heirs at law" must substantate their
-loms conformabe to the regulations aow in use.
Feb 10, 1916.
U-J' The Printers authorized TO publish the laws
4 u,e uniied stacs are requested to insert the A.
Dove three times. a.r March g.
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Executors NOnce.

ExecW9r'S NOtice.
THE subscriber having been appointed Executor
10 the last will and Testament OF MARTHA
vAhs, late Of Middletown, in the County OF New
port. deceased, and having given bond as the law
directs. REQUESTS all persons indebted TO said Estate
to make immediate payment, and those having any
demands, TO present the same for settlement.
- uft .sttr ASA BROOKS.
.Newbo,t, january s, 1916.
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f0r Sale.

Two FARMS, containing about 40 acres easll.
situated in the east part Of Exeter, n. I. about
one mile south Of the meeting house. There arc
on said Farms two good Houses and other build
ings Each Farm is well watered, and contains d
sufficiency Of wood; also, about four hundred ape
pie trees, part Of them grated The land is good
for grain and grass, aud is well waicred. For fur.
,her particulars, inquire Of ihe subscriber, living
on the premises.
HENRY REYNOLDS.
Eyete-. rs, ndrp 2s, 1916. Ism o.
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! ConlMissloNers' Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers. having been by The Hon.
% w Court OF Probate Of the town Of New;,ort,ap-
pointed Commissioners 10 receive, exs mine ant ad.
Just the claims Of the several creditors against tho
Estate of DAVID MOORE, late of said Newport,
Mariner, dec. ased, represented insolyent; give
,ee, that six months from the fifth inst. are allow.
ed unto said creditors, for bringing in aud proving
their respective claims; and that will attend for
that purpose, our respective dwellings, within said
period. ff Oh.
BENJAMIN HADWEN,( r,..
ELEAZER TREVETT, O
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are hereby
required u make immediate payment TO
SAMUEL JEPFERS, .adn'r.
.Ne7sbor.. March 6, 1916
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Navy Commissioner Office,
~ t January Is, 1916;
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Just Published.

And Tor sale at the sub. c,;l,...
and Stationary Store onpcs; a' !, book
Washington tavern, on KIM k;ns. % the
: Alexandria, Street,
cHARLEMAGNE. a. A.
Dellyered-an Epic Poem. IN I, .sprcls
by Lueien Bonaparte, of ne Inst:,tlt cks
France, &c. syols. boards. p s;as q
dollars. ifice two
A Circumstantial Narrative
Campaign in Russia. embell;sI.Gl The
plans Of the battles Of Moscow %a With
ia. J|arasslaslter. Containing a faiibd iJ a1d
scriptlon Of the affecting and inte ,a, g
scenes Of which the author was -
wltness--by Eugene Labaume, : r @u eye
OF the royal geographical engineer SPJ !
iyol. octave. Price 50 so . &c.
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Bools !,
dozen or singe. :! ue
Young child's primmer, n. yo,l
ceptor, do. spelling book, 10. ra ~ PEE
-Barbauld's hymns, way to Wealth @psl'
ems for children, seven wondes Of r.
world, true stories related, falls. s.. ne
corrected, Watts's divine Sons s'Vl y
black prince, childreus' play, i,s.,n nc
tive alphabet, Asop's fables. tb' a =.
sons, the olio, garden amusement ga q
hermit, cries of New York, solar me =:
croscope, Alexander selkirk. (the Ut ~,
Robinson Crusoe), youths csbinet u I
nature, life of Daniel Lambert. selso,
fables IN prose and verse, the Iolter,
the plous parents request, art of Pv;;n..
epitaphs, the mirror of misery, or tyr,ss '
ny exposed, history of beasts, Of 5ir rI
of fish, of insects, new years gih. be,"'
ties of the New-England primmer, Eaia
poems for little readers, the medIsr '
pleasing toy, book of riddles. hon. :
lot pictures, scripture history, pictws
| alphabet, book of letters. spring. sam
mer, autumn, winter, childhood. IN.
fancy, manhood, old age.
The following are principally ornament
ed with Carricature EDgravings.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch'syisitto
pug, Tom the piper's son, the jack dav
at home, tAe world turned upside down,
the peacock at home, Peter Prim's pre-
ftable present, little Eliza, little Hen
'ry, little William, Gu!Iiyer's travels,
'pug's visit to punch, Mrs. GiIpin, Jack
and the bean stalk, cats concert.
ogether with a large stock of school
and miscellaneous books.
ROBERT GRAZ. {
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Re- bas pa;d up the whole Of the install !.
|menfs which have been previously called
ter BY the president and directors
All. ~. Onfhe dissolution Of thls J,
|s6tutson, eflectaal neasnres shall then
be taken by the pfesideat and directors
then 10 Office for closing all thc concerns
|of the company and Coz dividing the ga
Lpitai and profits, among the stockl,oId'
ers according to their respective lntel
ests. W
Art. Is. The commissioners atoresale
are hereby authorised to petition con
gress, ITO obtain charter Of incorPotsa.
ton in conformity to The foregoing artl
cles of association.
I'd II. -
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Or Kee's Cyciop8dIa'
sept. 81

oURSCRIBERS to the above WON a."
- are respectfully informed that ia h, ~u
48th and 49th numbers have iale,! As
received and ready fer dei''eIy . vii
the publication Of the cyelopaeo,an sI
shortly recommepce. uDd, arraGssDvo
somewhat different than tcrmerly;;SsJ
Of 9th the subscribers as have not rt sa t.e
the publishers Circular Letter 4 y. VI hook
subject, can see copy OF 1t at wv
store OF R. GRAY.
WHO HAS FOR SALE, MOTT
A London made square Plh-,V
with additional key dEcas'. u lptte:
Also-e5o ream5 writing anu
PaDpr
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CHARLES COUNTY c0URT,

CHARLES COUNTY COURT,
AUeusr 16s5 s. 8
nN application to Charles county
q court by petition in writing OF Ge-
rara Robertson. of Charles county, tor
the benefit of the act of assembly tor the
relief of sundry ipsoivent debtors. passed
at November session, one thousand elght
and five, and the several sup
Elements thereto, on the terms mention
ed therein. schedule OF his property
and a list of his creditors on oath, as far
az he can ascertain them. accompanying
b;s netition and the court being salts
fed by competent testimony, that the
said Gerard Robertson has resided two
years Immediately preceding the time OF
his application, in the state OF Mary land.
II IS thereupon ordered and adjudged,
that the said Gerard Robertson, by caus-
ing copy of this order to be inserted IN
some one of the newspapers edited IN
the District Of Columbia, once week
for three months, before the third Mon
day in March next, to give notice to his
creditors to appear before the said court
at the court house in Charles town on
the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose Of Recommending trus-
tee for their benefit, and to shew cause,
if any they have, why the said Gerard
Robertson should not have the benefit 81
the act of assembly aforesaid as prayed,
Test,
John Barnes. c.
Dec 10 lawSm
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New Almanacs.
John II Siezeurt,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR 3HE TEAR OF OUR LORD
-l8l6-

Country merchants and Others suppl,
ed with them by the quantity on the low
est terms.
Also,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling boOks,I
primers and;histories-slates and pencils,
PLAYING and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.-A gene
raj assortment Of Greek, Latin and En-
gIish scheol bsoks--most of tie new pub
locations ofthe day, and a large stock Of
standing works Of merit, viz.-EPscopaii
and Roman prayer books, Psalm a and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects in few days a srpply.a
German Almauacks, and has just receT'
ed by the Wilhelmina from ilyerPo'7
20, 600 English Quills
Of a good quality and cheap--EHggI:s1a ~
waters in tin boxes--black lead Peh'"'
and Dutch sealing WAX. ,.
~ IL gross of Humphreys eOPp y.
plate playing Cards, first quality anu
sorted sizes.
OF
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For Norfolk and Richmond
80 The Schooner High Flyer, Cap
S Tain N. Jones, now lying at NJ g
. 5: wharf, and win sail on tuesday
next. For freight or passage, having
excellent accommodations, apply to the
Master on board, or to
5 Cook and Clare.
january 97 5t*
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Orphans Court,
.flennntIrin County, January

Term, 1916.
OaDrREp, That the executor OF John
Wise. deceased, do insert the following
three tiues week for
Two weeks, in the Alexandria ne"spa-
pers.
A. MOORE, Reg.
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This is to give Notice,

! his is 10 give Noucc,
That the subscribers Of Alexandria coun-
|ty. in the District Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters testamentary on the es-
tate Of John Wise, late Of the county
aforesaid, deceased /: ALL PERSONS
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the san1e
with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
bers on or before the eth day OF July
next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate, and those
thereto are required to make
payment.
,4yen under my hand this 9th of ia
nualy 1916.
Adam Lyme,
Executor of John Wise.
January 81. eo2w
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FISHER

vNvo rent, the excellent ! s'9 =, q he
Il cry called Coo tr': :,f p"'2 5"Io " &c
Maryland shore, two lhi's'
'0F For q terms nlsN apply 10 the s'''''.'''
ing neal the premise, na;nesrfei5.
2a%'h.
lon q
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Fifty Negroes for Sale
at Fauqsier Court -hoase.

ON the 2Stb March, 1916, vii be sold
to the highest bidder, for cash. fifty Ne
proes. Consisting Of men, women and
children. n,,,,,
Admir- with the will annexed.
Of Richard Brent.
January 8 eO'
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Cider and 1pples.
e97 barrels choice Apples.
II hbds. } Philadelphia
10 barrels Bottling C,der' -
Landing from schooner Lark
ON Newport, Delaware, tor sale by
Adams. Herbert e Go.
Dec ii
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A copy-Teste,
a. MOORE, Reg'r Of Wills.

y i ~
THIS is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Alexandra County, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, letters OF administra-
ton on the personal estate of James Ken
nedy, jun, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 9Th day OF July next, or
they may by law be excluded IRON all /,
beneftto said estate; and those lndented
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. an, IL
LETTETIA KENNEDY,
Adm'rx. Of James Kennedy Jr'
i'm GT cow
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PRINTING,
handsomely executed at the Office OF the
.qlerandria Gazette.
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c. For Hire, fof the pre-
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Orphan Court,
ALBxArDRIA County, Z

COUNTY,
january Term, 1916.
that the administrators Of
Z Jas. Kennedy j.. decd, do insert
che following advertisement three times
a week 2 weekssia the Alexandria news
papers.