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Valuable Land for 0ale.

Under the authority Of decree al
the superior Court ct Chauncery held
at Fredcricksbu, gh, lii the suit oil Giles
FIzhugh against A. and ]. Scholfield
the subscriber will offer at public sal,
for cash, al Gooding's tavern on tiae
premises, on thursday the 22d day ui
August next, valuable tract Of LANL
containing about 1876 ac1es, situate
IN Fairfax county, on both sides of the
Little River Turnpike Road ana O!
Accotiuk Run, about niue miles frous
Alexandria and nearly the same dis
lance from the city OF Washington aEd
Gcorgetown, part OF a large tract
Called Ravepsworth, and formerly own
ed by Giles Fuzhugh On this tract
there Is very valuable Mill Seat, 20
wards inc improvement OF which con
siderable progress LAS lately been max,
by digging out and preparing the Ia
ces' aud collecting large portion
the building materials which arc no
On the spot: the sCItc also affords room.
Tor an extensive manufacturing es,ab
iishmcRt
Most Of the great roads leading q
The towns above mentioned tail into
The I.lItie River Turrpiko Road asher.
distance above the land p, opoacd 10 be
sold, and new turnpike rOsd leading
directly from the land 10 the CITY oi
Washington and Georg has ate
iy been Laid of, and part Of it finished
Inc soil IS vel! adapted TO farming s.
me use Of plaster and clover, and d
'arse portion Of the land is alresuy
we'll taken in clover. The various al
vaniases this tract possesses, render II
weii worth the attention Ot engsTprisiug
men. a great number OF LOIS have
been laid off for a town proposed TO be
established along the turnpike road
The sale will commence precisely
at IL O'Clock and the land will be l3iG
off into lots TO sui: purchasers. Any
chartered bank paper declared to be
current liz Fairfax County by the court
OF that county, Will be received in pay
ment.
Richard II. Henderson,
Il. l. Taylor,
ComnaS8ioneTS.
Tuly l9-eots
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ConD1r1oas OF THE HEPALp.

9 The subscription is Five Dollars pc.
annum--payable by town subscribers
half yearly in advance
Country subscribers (from the diff
cul,y'of collecting at a distrancc) vii
be expected TO pay the whole year IN ad
vance or the time for which they sub
scribe, or give responsible fiend !"
Down.
No subscription taken for less thar
ak months Communications, order
&c to be pos, paid No paper Will he
discontinued Out at the discretion OF
Editors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times tor one
dollar and 25 cents for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent To
the office without having the number Of
times for which they are TO be inserted
designated will appear in every paper
until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made to those
who advertise by the year.
jane Is, 1871
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TO LET,

TO LET,
The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, a. present occupied by Mr. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on ,he FIRST day of
May. II LYNN.
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BOAT LOST.

NWTAS TAKEN from alongside o.
w the brig Columbia OIL the 4.h
.nst hor ya@i boat, painted black, with
,nouidings, md yellow inside, suppos-
ID to be about - feet keel 4 llbera,
reward will be given for information
I.at will lead 10 The conviction OF Tn,
person who took her, or for The boat
she should b. picked up adrilt and re.
turned
mo. LHcESON.
July e.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
Adam Lynn
Corner OF King and St. Adph freet, has
received by the ship Ocean K Wilhel-
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,

received by the ship Ocean K wrhel-
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials. carpenters tools, plat
ed and timed saddlery, files, anvils, vices,
curry-combs, spades, shovels, frying pans,
brafs wares, japPaned waters & dreGing
boxes, Bell metal kettles and 1ellets, tea
kettles sauce pans, sad irons, traces, hoes,
nails and spikes, ivory, buck, horn & wood,
table and deGart, knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, razors, sciiIars, talors,
shears, sheep shears, shoe, butchers and
saddlers knives, fish hooks. lines and rods,
powder Aalks and shot belts, plated GATORS
and candclticks, mahogany and satten wood
knife cafes and tea caddies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea po,s, sugar dishes and cream
pots, few cards of very elegant pen knives
aGorted, from l to "a blades,
And Waldrons prime corn and grafs
sythes. sickles. patent shot, &c, &c.
He has ALTO on hand an aiiortment Of gilt
and mahogany frame looking glaGes, Ger
men pocket glaGes, jewely and fancy goods,
bar iToa and Aeel, &C.
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For Freight or Charter,

For Freight or Charter,
SxT The elegant rev Schooner
sS&Se NEPTUNE,
:rapt. Stevens burthen i56 tons or
1900 barrels well found in every res
pect, 6no first rate vessel, and will be
ready for the reception of u cargo in S
days. For terms apply to the master
on board, or to
ADAMS, HERBERT s. Co.
Who offer for sale said schooacr's car
go--consisting of
$4,000 feet merchandise Lumber.
June %
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ADVERTISEMENT.

On the first Monday IN August next
will be offered for sale, at public auc-
lion, on the premises Of not previously
disposed of by private con,gact) 10,
of Land in the town of Dumirics, on
which there is commodicus dwelling
house and other out houses also " ell
Of excellent water, formerly the pro
perry of Mathew Harrison, esq deed.
The terms OF sale are one hail the pur
chase money TO be paid on The day OF
sale, and the balance twelve -nths
thereafter. 4 deed of trust on the prs
mises to secure the payment will be re-
quired.
ON the same day will be sold Il
complete set OF Silversmith's Tools. iii.
Guiding very valuable mill useG in thai
that business together with sundIy
appertaiEing TO the Blacksmiths' bust
ness, likewise all other the personal
estate of Jacob Merchant, decd a Gre
dit Of six months will be given on pnr.
chases amounting to ten dollars, the
purchasers giving bond with security,
bearing interest from the date, il rot
Pnnctually paid. Cash viii be requir
cd Tor all purchases under that sum.
PHILIP d. DAVE,
Executor Of Merchant, deed.
Dumlries June, 25. 1916.
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FOR BARR4DOES.

&EK rhe elegant corpered British
HSsiE BRIG SHANNON,
Cpt Kendall burthen 22o tons OF
1000 hbls /; has halt her cargo engag-
d--for freight of the remainder, OF
passage apply to
ADAMS, HERBERT s. Co.
July 10.
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EUerY II0nddy, Iil~ySQdy ana
Saturday
FROM MoLAUGHLIN'S TA-
VERN, At three O'Clock a Nj. and ar.
i've in Winchester early the same C..
sening. RETURNING will leave
VI Cures tavern lii Wtnehe8ter,a at three
Iciock, end arrive in AicGondrsa at au
ariy hour the same evening. TIE
stage will continue on TO Waghmgton
nd Oeorgs fo7ou, Tor the accommoGa.
ion of passengers.
BIZ The above Line is in first rate
jrder. The public may rest assured
hat every attention will be paid TO their
convenience.
THE PROTECTORS.
May 10,
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Land for sale.

Land Tor sale.
By virtue ot a dcsd Of trusts from
Coleman Lewis, 10 the subscrihcr,
(made to secure the payment OF sum
Of mohey, due to Alexander Waugh
Will be exposed 10 public sale, at Cen
ireUrlle, in the county of Faiifax on
the l4ih day OF Sept, next, to the high.
est bidder Tor ready money
1872 Acres Of Land,
Lying on be turnpike read, between
F4;.lax court house and the said town
II Ccntccville.
GEO. N. BERKLEY,
ITueStee5.
July iO----IawtS
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~ NOTICE.

FSNHE Subscriber viii, practice ME-
a DICINE and SURG ERY, from
lis present residence, at Doctor Nm.
4 DaingeLJfeid's, Prince Georges
county, Maryland. His place of abode
viii be changed for position more
central to the neighborhood, in which
he hopes to share the public patron
age, as soon as such an one can be pro.
cured. He is authorised to state, that
he may expect the occasional assistance
Of Doctors HIN II. and Henry p.
Dainge.fetd, i'll his practice, lift should
be required by his patients
JAMES ID. BARRETTE.
.Soti.y Hal Juiy lo II
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Mr.. JoHN B. DABNEY,

Mr.. JOHN B. DABNEY,
YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Corrt of the Diltrct of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria in November, 1876, or as foon
as council can be heard, iilal move that
court to award Judgment againf You in favor
of the Common Council of Alexandria, TOR
the fun of twenty-fx dollars and five cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
pei ty on Wolfe ftreet in the town f Alex
andria, for the years 1894, IS, :, 8, Q, 10,
II. II, 10, II. and is--according to the act
OF COngrefS paned the 2sth Feb. 1894.
J. j.. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May I7.-6m
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ST. DOMINGO -lE4HOG.d.
NY

The Subscribers have on hand, aud fcr
safe,
A large quantity OF the above Ma
hogany, which they purchased low a d
will sell on liberal terms. Cabine,
makers will fiud it 10 their advantage
20 call on us, as the weed is Of the frs,
qualify, and high colored.
PENN Sc HARMON.
June 26
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ROP ,G3LE

Three Horses, one complete gig
horse, the other first rate riding
horse, and pleasan, poney. They
will be sold low for cash
CHARLES SCOTT.
july 8.
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QUEGLY's

Burr hill Stone Manutactory.
"a HE Subs, riber has received a
Z large supply of BURR BLOCKS,
direct from France; and has con,
menced making Burr Mil Stones, at
his shop, upper end of King street
near the store of MIR. James Anderson
where he can, on short notice, furnish
Stones of any size, warranted equal TO
any in the United States, and on the
most reasonable terms.
MICHAEL QUIGLY
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July 1z.-1awtO
THE CARGO

Ct The British Brig Shannon, cahfaih
Rental. from 81. YtnceHrg, consist.
ing If
81 hhds, prime sugar
40 puuchcoBs rum ard
60 pdncbtoas mOlasses--swill be
landed 20 day and is for sale.
ADAMS, HERBERT s. CO:
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Public Sale.

On Friday next, tie eth instant, viii
be sold, at the Vendue Store, Corner
OF Prince and Water streets
Snperfine and second broadclOths
Cassimeres, Marseilles :. fancy yestings
Cambria, leno, and null null muslins
Cotton. Gag and Madras hanakerchiefs
4 a and 5 4 buff and chlntz shaws
irish linens, lOag lawn, iiaen cambria
Dinities, calicoes
White cambria pocket handkerchiels
Cotton and yarn hosiery
Umbrellas
/ trunk shirts, fine
ALSO,
$50 boxes smoaked herrings
so boxes soap
25 boxes Havana segars
Mems fine pumps and shoes
A few gold watches, etc. etc.
Also. likely young Negro Woman
for the term OF three years.
p. G.. Marsteller.
Dorap,hnr OK
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Wharf and w are-Houscs.

The subscriber offers for sale one half
the Wharf and Ware Houses at present
occupied by Adams, Herbert e Co..
IL not sold at private sale by the first ol
January next, 1T will on that day be Of
cred at pubic auction, at eleven O'Clock,
Terms made known at the place of sale.
Also, a number of valuable building
Lots, on Prince, Payne & Pitt streets.
p. Saunders.
December 25 IS
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WasIlisefop, Dec. 2s.

Washiaeton, Dec. %.
The projected Meetin. to consider the
proposition for establishing a COLONY
jT FREE BLACKS, took place OH Sa-
turday last III this city, according to pub
lie notice. Ii was numerous and respec
table and lis proceedings fraugh! with
lnteieSt. As we oppose to publish q
report Of the whole proceedings as early
|as practicable, we will only here state,
lthat TIE hoa. Henry Clay having been
ICalied 20 the chair and Thomas Dopgherty
So. Beng appointed Secretary, the bu-
slness OF the meeting was opened by an
la1dfeas from the chairman. Elias y
caldweii, Esq. in a speech Of considera
be length, developed the views of the
flae.ds OF this project and OF red several
resolutions for appointing committee to
Idiam up and report constitution for the
Association, ioi appointing committee
10 present ineinutlal to congress. &c.
winch, after some remarks RON the Hon.
John Ranuol ph and Hon. Rohert Wright
were unanimously adopted, It's scarce.
ly necessary t. add, that all connection
tot To proposition With the emancipation
OF slaves, present or future. is explicitly
Idlsclaimed. No vested rights of any
party are proposed to be in the least al.
lected by II, uiliess beneiicialiy.
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Norfolk, Dec. 90.

II
Arrived, .chr. Mary Ann, Perkins, 2
,iays from st. Croix, 5West Enid LEI
Ibngs Water Witch, Bunce, tor Phllade'
| hia, uncertain Betsy, Austin, Of Wis
casset, for st. Domingo in "a hours
|sshrs Mermaid, Case, for Boston, in Il
days; SyIph, Mirun, for Georgetown, un
certain ; Gypsey, Story, for New York
in IA days sloop Enterprise, Smith, 0
Philadelphia, II days from lexandria
via Martinique, where she was not per
mitted to lard, her cargo consisting o
i1our. Spoke Dec. IS, sloop Inyincioit
q days from Rode Island.
Cutter Flying Fish. johnson, II day
from st. Jago de Cuba.
Left Dec, 2d.--Ships Rapid, of Ne,
York, discharged: Montgou cry, of Me-
Orleans, also from N. York, do. brig As
tired, Grandrill, to sail in few DAYS ia
Phi elphia-schr. FLYING Fish of n. J
waiting for freight Moran, Darrell, 9
Baltimore, discharged Eliza Ann. Blu
biae, of and from Baltimore, discharglng
Sailed III company with schr Commerce
Hamilton, for Baltimore, and parted OF
Cumberland Harbor. Sailed from St
Jago de CUBA, on the Goth ult. sch
Young Eagle, Evans, of Philadelphia. 70
Baltimore: the sIoop Windham, Allen
OF and Tor N. London, sailed the Goth /:
and The brig Friendship, Robinson. fol
Charleston, s, C. about the same time.
schr Virginia, Accinely, OF this port di.
charged. spoke, off the Moro. sch
Pepgnin, Moran, from this port via St
Thomas's lying Oft the supercargo o.
Shore. q
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FLOUR.


Inspected in the town of Alexandra
tor one year, commencing Oh the ut
day of December 1915. and ending o.
the 18th day of December 1916, both in
elusive.
Quarter ending on the 18th Of March
Z 1916.
47,925 barrels -four
S,005 halt barrels di to
Quarter ending on the llth June.
45,665 barrels -FOUR
2,437 half barrels ditto
Quarter ending lth September.
13,70l barrels -four
1850 half barrels ditto
Quarter ending lIlh December.
55,92S barrels -four
s,764 half barrels ditto
AMOS ALEXANDER,
Flour Inspector.
Alexandria, 25th Dec. 1916.
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James English & John Poe,

lanes English & John Poe,
Respectfully liao'm their frenos aed
public in general, that they haye rur-
,sed Mr.. James Anderson, Establish.
,ent, at the upper end of King street,
ave formed partnership, and intend
'ransacting a general
Flour and Grocery business,
under the firm of
English and zoe
From their extensive acquaintance in
the adjacent counties, and their know
rdge of the business in which they are
tngaged, they expect to be enabled to
ne confidence aud satisfaction to those
iealing with them.
October 9 eo5m
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Notice.

The stockholders of the Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Company vii
meet al Mr.. M'Laughlin's Hotel. in tia
town of Alexandria, on the first Monda
in next month for the purpose of electip,
five directors, clerk, and treasurer
to serve the ensuing year.
Benz. c. ASHTON,
Clerk
Dec $50
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New & Second hand Piano
FOrteS
JUST RECEIVED,

For sale by the Subscriber
Oae London made square Piano Forte.
with addition Keys and Pedal, 8 draw.
ers, sett of Strings, tuning Hammer and
leather Cover.
One plain square ditto, with addition
al Keys, Pedal, sett OF strings, tuning
Hammer, and leather cover.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leather
Cover.
One do do, Baltimore make, 2 Draw
ers and 6 legs. with additional Keys, Pc
daI and fashionable Case
N. 3. The above will be sold at smAl
advance for cash, it immediate appIica
ton be made to
Il. GRAY, Bookseller.
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Wanted as an Apprentice,
December 25

A Boy from IA to l6 years Of age, oil
good connections and well grown--Hf
wilt be taught seven different trades and
The French language, and will be well
used if he behaves himself correctly
Apply to the Printer.
December IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-25

Brarch Bank Of the United States has
not been accepted, and that at the una
4imous requeft OF bis associates, he ha.
consented to afford his aid in the organi
|zation OF this Institution.
Preparations are making to acsommo-
;,ate the Boston Branch of the Bank ni
he United States, in state Bank Build
ins.
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BosToN. Dec Ia.

James Lloyd and William II. Sumner
Esqs. have been appointed commission
ers to present to Congress, and to adyo
cate the claims Of this state, for expenses
incurred il. the general defence during
the late war.
We learn that the resignation Of til,
Hon. Mr., Gray, as director OF thu
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ALEXANDRIA,
WEDNESDAY, DEoEasER %.

49, This day being Christmas, na
nor will be issued from this Office unit
FRIDAY morning
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Charleston. Dec. 18

CR0rlesfon, Dec. IL
Arrived, brig Saucy Jack, Humphreys.
Leghorn 81 days and Sc from Gibraltar
Lett at Leghorn brig Blakely, OF salern
and an hcrmaphrodite brig from Baltimore
both in quarantine. Left at Gibraltar,
the american squadron some of the sea
men, whose time Of service had expired
were to be sent home. but nothing was
said OF the squadron's returning to the
United States. No news from Algiers.
Nov. % lat. 20, s, long. 45, Is. spoke
brig Merrimack. of New York, 90 day
iron ieneriffe, bound to this port.
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rpoM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.
December "a.
,,nRE STATES . 1.-THE Mis-

MORE STATES 1.-The Mis-
sissippi Territory is to be divided ;
onc hill this day was passed on to a
committee Of the whole house, the OBJ
;ect of which is to authorize the peo-
ME Of the Western part ofthe present
Mississippi Territory. to form con-
stitution for themselves in order to
their being taken into the Union as a
State: And another bill for giving a
Territorial Government to the East
ern part.
You will remember that the Presi-
dent was called upon some days ago,
to Law before the house the proofs, e
yidences. and other grounds OF the de-
cisions made by MIR. Lee, the COM
missioner ofclaims. This day mes
sage was received from the President
accompanied by whole budget OF
documents, and among the rest the
report ofthe commissioner to the pre-
sident. Mr.. Lees report was read,
and motion made to print 1T but
this was opposed by Mr.. Forsyth;
on this a short debate arose, in which
Gen. Harrison, Mr.. Johnson, and
Mr.. Culpepper advocated the printing
Of that document, and Mr.. Hardin
joined Mr.. Forsyth in opposing it.
The motion however was carried, and
the paper was ordered to be read.
The Vaccination Bill went through
a committee, and was ordered to be
engrossed and read third time next
day. 1900 dollars was the annual
stipend fixed for the agent for supply
ing vaccine matter.
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STAT lnarY Prizes.

ctuhs' I'M 1890
1st draws rcket Chose SCI apart as
prizes excepted) or the 10th, 18th. 18th,
10th, slst, ed. Esd, oath. Goth, eth
lays each, entitled 20 one OF The above
prizes Of 100 tickets, COM
nencins at the lowest namber and pro-
ceeding in regular succession anti tie
whole are drawn.
LIST drawn on the Goth day S 20o0
lst DO 25th day 1000
lst DO sSth 29th each son
| do S5th 10000
l do 50th 5000
do seth S7th 58th
and seth each 500
l do Sist 32d SD
and S4th 1000
lido 49d ands4th each 1000
do 10th $4,000
ahe prize tickets, set apart, for 10Th
day have already drawn $3.50 ard there
still remains in the wheel, of that book
90 Numbers and undrawn prize tickets,
III this, or any other lottery foreign
checks or uncbartpred baak notes. will
be received in payment for warranted
Gndrawn tickets in this lottery.
P esent price OF whole tickle, S 9.
And half, quarters and eights in proper.
ten tor sale by
= ol.ar4 Cyou
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.1lgrdRd,'ia, .yor. ~. 1916.

.1!e.cdRd'ld, woe. X, 1916.
THE annual meeting Of the Stockhold.
ers in The Little River Turnpike Compa.
ny, will be on the second Monday in Ja-
nuary 1917, at John M.Laughlin's hotel,
lin the town Of Alexandria at which
time an election will be held tor Presi.
dent. four Directors aud Treasurer A
full statement CT the accounts will be laid
before the Company. On the following
day superintendent OF the road, and
collectors of tolls at the gaes, vii be APP
pointed,
JONAH THOMPSON, TT.
L. r.. 4. C.
November % eot2dMian
The Editor OF the Winchester Gazette
will please to insert the above until the
second Monday in January next, 4 for
ward his account to this office,
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ORPHANS COURT,
alexandria County, Bee. Term, 1916
Ordered, that the administrators OF
Jacob Fortney, deceased. do insert the
Usual advertisement three times a week
ior tour weeks
Copy. Teste.
A. Moore, Register.
This is to give notice, that the sub
scribers. Of Alexandra counts in the
district of Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county. let
ters OF administration on the personal
estate of Jacob Fortney, late of the coun-
~ aforesaid deceased All persons hav.
lag claims against the said decedent. are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the anne with
the vouchers thereof, duty passed by the
Orphans Court, to the Subscribers. on or
before the Gath day of June next, or they
may by law be excluded from all beneir
to said estate and those indebted there
70 are requested to make immediate pay
nent. Given under our hands this Gath
day OF December, 1916,
Henry B. Dsagen,
Isaac Robbins,
Administrators OF Jacob Fortney.
December "a eO4w
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Robert Gray
/ OF Rent or for sale On a long
credit

The subscriber will rent, or sell upon
he most accommodating terms. tbs
House and Lot, wherein he at present
resides. The House i, large, convenient,
and finished in superior style. The
Tot, consisting of two acres, is in the
highest state Of cultivation as garden,
abounding in the most choice fruits,
shrubs, &c. Possession can be given
about the LIST Of December.
lie wild purchase Dry Cows.
Aug J Smith.
Nov 90 coil Dec