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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
J. REMOVAL.
Thomas Mount

ETAS removed his Fancy Hard Ware
store and Csmb Mandatory,
from ROYAL street to his New Store on
King street, opposite Patton and Butch
er's Hard Ware Store, where he offers
for sale very general assortment OF
Goods in his line.
Just finishing, very handsome as
sortment ST Tortoise Shell Combs.
March /
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
Land for Sale.

,-.1p s,hser;ber offers for sale two
small FARMS in the county OF
uvasstmorelapd and state OF Virginia
nns an Mattox Greek, containing sUo
uue :, nr;rc;paIly land of the first quail
s a. 40 IF which is heavily timbered;-
sfhese is on this tract good dwelllhg
lan.,s with all necessary out-houses,
sos Young apple and peach orchard,
.nr;,,es of never falling streams convent
sEt' The house stands on the banks OF
tbe creek where every convenience ana
luxury that the season can afford IS at
tache,i to it.
One, other Tract, lying and being in
,hs same county, about one and a half
miles from the above tract, containing
go and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber--there is a dwell
line house. kitchen, and an apple or
chard with some other yalaable fruit at
tached TO this, with spring of good wa
Ter. For terms apply to BALDWIN NJ:
Lee, Esq. or Henry Beaucdck. ooth OF
which gentlemen live near the premises.
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
: ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. %
The editors of the N. Intelligeucer
are requested to insert the above TIVE
weeks and send their account to this OIL
Zee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
Vaudeville x L.armour,

Vaudeville x Larmour,
Corner Of King yFaiJas gKinss y tPs-
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE.
go hhds. and tierces Orleans and
musoovado sugars
10000 ID green coffee
1000 ID Java coffee
90 casks first quality Goshen cheese
100 boxes old soap
SO boxes mould candles assorted
10 bags Jamaica Pimento
90 hhds Pennsylvania Whiskey.
so barrels do.
90 puncheons w, I. Rum
Is pipes cognac brandy
S barrels peach brandy
s pipes Holland gin
10 barrels country ditto
TO hogsheads retailing molasses
5 hogsheads syrup
100 boxes Spanish cigars, first and
second quality
100 kegs Carrots and l.eiper's snuff
10 tierees bladder snuff.
With their usual general assortment
of wines, liquors, teas and other groee-
ries
March OF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
Lindsay and Hill

Lindsay and Hill
FER FOR S A L r.,
$4,000 bushels best coarse salt suitable
for the fisheries
$500 ditto ground alum ditto
500 ditto Liverpool fine
40 boxes lemons, first quality
90 bags almonds. soft shelled
so hhds. N. Orleans sugar
Is ditto Muscovado ditto
100 gallons olives and capers
1900 lbs. coffee
ALSO,
A constant supply of the best family
Flour.
March ii
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
The Subscribers

TVAvING dissolved partnership with
out authorising any person to re-
ceiye and pay the debts due TO and IRON
the firm Of Withers and Herbert-We
have since agreed that Cave Withers shall
receive all debts due to the fra, and
paw all claims due by them, and he is
hereby empowered to do so.
CAVE WRITER'S.
Nm. S. HERBERT.
P. S. c. Withers, will continue Gin
cinnattus Gilpin, as clerk and assist
ant, in the settlement of the accounts, OF
the late firm Of Withers e Herbert.
CAVE WRITER'S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
BOSTON
Glass Mandatory.

YEyHE proprietors of the BOSTON
e CHELMSFORD GLASS MA.
NUFACTORIES, Inform the public
that their Mandatory which was de-
stroyed BY the hurricane in Septem-
Der last, is rebuilt with many improves
ments and is now in full operation, and
having on hand supply OF the best ma
terials. are enabled to manufacture crown
and cylinder window Glass of the very
first quality both for strength and bril-
liancy, and flint glass ware equal II not
superior to that imported from England.
Orders for Window Glass OF either
kind from 6 by s too by 80, or flint
glass ware including apoShecaries shop
furniture, directed to
LAWRAsON & FOWLE,
Alexandria,
CHARLES F. KUFFER,
At the Glass Mandatory, or to
E.. A. PEARSON,
At their Warehouse, No. i8,
Marlborough street, Boston,
will meet with due attention and dis
patch.
March so
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March Il
NOTICE.

THE subscriber will engage to deliver
in Alexandria, Georgetown or Washing
ton, number of Wharf & Pump Logs,
also quantity of Pine Wood. For terms
apply to the subscriber in Alexandra.
Edgar .M'Carty.
February Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
DEN, RoYAL-srREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, APRIL d, 1916.
Salt, Wine and RaiSlns.
.IOHH q. LAID Ct co

~.
/, Salt, Wine and RaiSlns.
JOHN G.. L.aDD e co
fIave for sale the cargo of brig Econe-
my. capt. Farrew, from Cadiz, con-
asting Of
90 pipes Catalonia red wine
! 100 quarter casks Sherry ditto
100 ditto ditto dry Malaga
so small casks sweet ditto
700 boxes bloom and muscatel ra,sins
400 reams paper
5000 bushels salt
A quantity of cork wood, etc.
February ii
FOR FREIGHT,
The Brig Criterion, T. l.
4Asfss9sA Cotton, Master, barthen
lAessss#kaP 1900 barrels; is an excel
Ssgysa lent vessel, and in complete
order for the reception of cargo.
.also, for Sale or Freight,
The hipfiazard, w. Crab
ekEsfER tree, jun. Master, burthen
FSaas5ssaP $500 barrels, nearly new
~ xsga vessel, having performed
but two voyages to Europe, and can b
ready for a cargo in a few days.
Apply to
LaWrason g Fo,ols.
March II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
A lot Of Ground for Sale.

A lot Of Ground for Sale,
Fronting 81 feet on Fairfax street and
the same number of feet on Royal-street,
and running from the one street 246
feet 10 inches, to the other the above
width. being parts of lots No. 2s aud
"a, on the plan of Alexandria. On the
said grourd there is great abundance Of
excellent building sand.
The above lot is the property of the
heir OF Duncan McNiven. alias Niyea
deceased. late of alexandria. Fer terms
apply to Mr.. .AndrsU Jameson.
January rs. Cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
Sales AT vENDUE.

o, erss,y Tuesday and Friday
80 WILL BE SOLD, :
A,+Ae vendue Store, corner OF frince
~ W and Water Streets,
a VARIETY OF
mr., Goods, Groceries, sc.
a,;.SIars of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
Mp All kind Of goods which are On
,,d;t,t;on and the prices of which are
Established, can at any tune ps stsseu
and purchased at the lowest hm'ap0n
anu PlA p q. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
RETIRED.

JosKpH .MAEDEv11Ls, has retired
from the firm Of Richard Slade q Co. by
mutual consent.---The business will in
future be conducted by the remaining
party, james anderson - Richd, tSlade,
under the termer firm Of Richard Slade
u Co.
Joseph Manderille,
James anderson,
Rschard Ssads.
March 7--8 #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-04
Just Received

Just Received
Per sloop Alert, and for Sale,
60 demi3dhns L. P. Madeira wine
6chests and boxes hyson and young
hyson tea Of the latest impOrta-
tion
"a boxes fresh prunes.
JOHN q. LADD and Co.
March S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

Mere moderation is exhibited by the Spain
ish envoy on the Florida question:, than on
,he other points touched in his letters. 90
these later he has betrayed grept ignorance,
impsudcncc, and inpcr,inence and his mis-
guided aoal in the cause Of his " adorcd"
master, will certaiuly be OF infinite advantage
to the South American Patriots, and will not
serve him in his relations with the United
States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
FRoM A LoNpoN PArEn.
WAR ON THE ATLANTIC.

(Lei,cr, in sunday paper, 70 lord Melviie.)
Scarcely was your lordship returned 10
rest from tho fs,igues of your eieetioneering
eamhaign, wheu MIR. Madison gave you an op-
portuni,y OF sigoalizDg ycur proves by sea
Us we'll as by land. The Blush navy al your
own com maDd, amounted TO 1inrhuadrcd and
ninety-nine sail, OF every possible variety OF
form and fotce, aud costing the nation apnu.
about twenty miiions cf money! Mr.. Mad
ison could reckon, on his side, si.r sfeus fri
gates, besides four sloohs J zsor Z! Such
were the Odds, when your lordship was hrst
called OIL TO contend with him for the entire
eFtIe ocean What are the glorious results
After nine mcn,bs continuance Of hostili-
ties, Mr.. Msdison has captured or desfroyed
three Of our friE,tes in single combat, while
your lordship has the proud satisfaction Of
Boosting that there sHH semain nine hundred
and nfnfy sir shihs Of Gar al your ebsoluIe
disposal [. Mr.. Madsoo has increased his na-
Wy only one hay while such has been The ,igor
and wisdom Of our lordship's administration,
that, contrary to all reasonable expectation,
you have lost nof quite ore IN IIrtr hundred
Brag, says the prove,b, is good dog, bus
Hoidfast is a better. Let Mr.. Alsdison brsg
of his heny yoins, while to your ior1ship be-
longs The grat'fcation Of con,e plating your
inmeuce savings What arc three small
Gisates TO great nation like our own. And
as to the crews Killed OF (as the late ingep-
ious Mr.. Windham used to express ~ LfoyS's,
Find will take care Of their widows aud chill
dren, and the chest at Greepw hich will bo
saved the paymen: of so many pensions. But,
alas! want Of space renders nc incapable Of
doing aplc justice 10. your -lordship's narai
..sry. Parliament, ] trust, will record is
opinion and pos,eriy may read on some fu-
ture monumsnt erected TO your io'dship in
G.iidhoH," Sacred to the memory Of Robe'r,
iod MELVILLE, during whose administration
the British navy, after having anniLiIs,cd all
the maritime powers Of Europe, and Wines
sed the successive riumphs Hove. Vim.
cent, Duncsn and a Neison, was thrice COM
PEELED e. strike lis hlg 10 an .imeriesn ecn.
rsoaore ="
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
COMMUNICATIONS.

Ir is said the wan, OF fire buckets was seq.
sibly felt at the la,e FIRE. il is a fact that a
large number of buckets was thrown In Pile
at tho west end of the line passing the empty
buckets, and which line il is believed never
extended to the water. While near the Ere
they were much wanted. When j, is recol-
Iee,ed that we have set Of engine. men nor
surpassed by any in the State, for manly and
vigorous exer,ioDs, and that the town have
provided extra hose of considerable extent, il
is 10 be regretted that the want of method OF
previous arrangements, should have prevent
ed the engines forming line TO the water,
and taking it by suction, by which means tho
fire might have been ex,iaeuishcd before q
sufficient Domber had collected 10 form lano
to the east bridge, which may bo short Of six
hundred feet, {, ON whence the water was ,a-
ken. When we reflect that hed the FIRE con-
,inucd thirty minutes longer undiscovered no
one can tell whcse the calamity would have
ended--From whence it may be inferred how
important a few minutes are in the ex,n.
goishmen, Of fire before il becomes tremen.
dous!y uncomfortable.
AN or ID CITIZCN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
FWiher of Carihdeena.

Capt. Myrick, Who left Havana on the 18th
OF January, infotms Us that q Spanish slooP
OF war arrived there the day previous from
CarthaGcna, having oa board so or. 60 pris-
oners, leaders in the revolution, bound TO
Spain. II was stated tina. when the Royalis,s
took possession Of Car,hagens, they found in
the houses the dead bodies Of more than $500
persons who had starved TO death, previous
to tho surrender Of the ci,y.-M Y. Msr. .fav.
Capt. Prince, Of the sch. Rover, from Port
an P,incc, states tha, Gen. Boliver aud suite,
OF the Patriot army OF Carthagcna, had arriv-
ed at Port au Prince, sia Aux Cages. I, was
reported that great distress had existed 10
Car,hagena previous TO its surrender to the
Spanish troops. On one occasion, such im-
mensc oumbcrs Of inhabitants, men, women
and children, had locked on board The ship
ping in the harbor, that many busdrcds were
thrown overboarj.-f6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
From Me Mediterranean.

Letters from our Mediterranean .qusdron
dated Port Msbco, 4,h Dec. are received ss
BsItimore-The Horne, had gone TO France
Tor clo,hing, and the john Adams, to Leg
hern, With Msjor Barney. Com. Shaw, IN
the Unitsd States, with the Onisrio, where
going to Csr,hagens afsr the Aigerine brig,
TO restore her to the Dsy. The squsdr on
met with very agreeable reception. One
letter says, We expect the Frsnklin IS, the
Java, with smaller vessels, viii be ths reiiev.
ins ssaatrcn ia he spring. Gas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
NEWPORT.
NOTIFICATION |!
H'EDNESDAY, FEBU.sRy 1916.

*x* A General Convention Of the
Republicans OF this State viii be holden
at the State House in Providence, on
"Wednesday the 2lst Of February ins,.
during the session oil the General Assem-.
bly,. The Republicans in the several
towns are desired to elec, their Delegates
to attend said Convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14

perps'rased the dscd--densed ,lc lac'.-a..
eribed i, 10 other causes, and used d.,o.sex-
prcssiops, before and aferwatds, which, ad-
dep to the dying declarations of the deceased.
established the murder. The sentence Of
Death, by the Honorsblr Chief Justice Swift,
was impressive, and delivered with much SEN
sibiiiiy. The prisoner was less Affected thsn
spy spectator present.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
NOTICE.

The Republican citizens Of this town.
arc hereby notified that there will be a
meeting, This Evening, (Feb. 18th J
at early candle-light, at tie Reading
Room, under ,his Office, on business
OF importance.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
GAS LIGHTS.

Illumios,ion by Gas has already commcn.
ced in several county towns in England. Two
Msnufactories cf Gas, 10 this place, oave laid
down above siIgssz mite, cf PTes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
AN OLD CITIZEN.
A.s

C0T The following letter handed 10 US by an
attentive friend; akho' printed in England in 1915.
it may not be uninterresng to many Ut our readers
at this late period.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-14
NORWICH, lcos.l rrB. 7.

On Saturday last, the honorable superior
Ceur, closed its winter session in this Town.
Aa unusual shste Of eriminal causes came
before the Court, and were disposed oi during
the term.
Miner Babcock, o coloure5 man, about 20
years old, was again arrsigned for t,iAi before
the Jury, for the mhrder oi London Bsbco.k
in June last. After sn mpsrtisl and patient
hearing, he wa, found guilty by the Jaiy, and
sentenced by the Court TO he publiekly exc-
cu,ed on the 9th of June next, between the
hours Of 10 and o'clock.
Bsbeoek was found guilty upon the same
bill! of,he Grand Jury last tern. One OF the
Jury, alter vetdict, heing found not TO be
fresholder, the supreme Cour, on the point
OF law awarded smother .,isl, which has now
been had. The eireums,ances Of the case
were Atbaious.
The prisoner stabbed tho deceased, in
whose hcuse the crime was cormit,ed, six
umes. with a sharp knise--'ho mof,al wound
was Ia his lei, sidc, upon the belly 1.-The pris-
oner had threatened the life OF the deceased
a few days before The event hsppsned-hc
hid .s- risory kniss lr. ned ',eIy shsr as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06
Lontior. .lllr IS.
CHANCES Ar EUROPE.

We have sen lie ters Of very recent
date FROM Europe, watch give very strong
indications Of renewed agitations in Eu
rope. Our opinions of the probability of
thosc events are very different from the il>
terences which these letters would autho-
rise; for we are at loss to discover how
war could be revived ana carried on under
the extreme state OK exhaustion Of ali the
governments Of Europe. The substance
OF the information, which proceeds from
source which, il named, no one would CUES
too. IS 10 the following amount.
hat at P@ris an unusual agitation, and
OF 4 novel klnd, prevailed in al! May A
new Austrian minister had arrived at Pa
ris, which had gwen rise 10 many rumors
OF & political kind.
Several eminent men Of the prescribed
patriots had found IN asylum, a,.d an assn
rance or protection at the court IF Brus-
sells; and IN letter before us, L is stated
that some distinguished individuals ha 1
authority to draw the nece sSary funds for
their support.
II genera, belief prevailed in Paris, that
the existing order of things in France was
about to undergo new changes that the
rcignng baurhous could not renair, ap
pears to be admitted by al parties: and
tire occupants CT the urt were labrring
at once 10 secure their stations ic practical
bic. or in the event OF adverse circumstan-
ces. to provide for their retreat with iuU
Golfers.
Il was believed that Creats Britain felt
disposed to place the DuSe of Orleans on
the French throne.
Russia was considered decidedly in favor
OF eleyating the House OF Orange.
And there WAS another party who CAL
culated upon the death Of the Austrian
Empress--a state OF affairs favorable to
young Napoleon.
ne opinion was very general that this
subject occupied the deliberations OF the
several great powers in a specisl manner.
But there are Observing men who see in
tn csc c niiiots, only the prelude to a parti-
ton OF Franc, and that these agitations Of
various interests are kept alive by Great
Britain, with the view t. Partition of
France, the resources of which, under
such extreme adversely, indicate her nigh
~ resources under n fGture ST. e OF ex-
empbon from pressure or restraint.
We have given the aGvices above as we
have received them and MOI Withstand
ing the wrier is in Europe, anil en- the
scene Of ton, we are not conv nc d that
events involving -ctive or general war,
are likely 70 arise for several years in Gu-
rope. C.zurora.
L What accustomed arrogance--is It possible that
The Continental Powers have become so biindei 10
tne'r own interests, 10 allow Little Britain n
manufacture the p neipsl state tools that form
their Stately edidces oh Shame---Shsme 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06

the ground that lies between TIE castle of
St. Aatonio and the small rivers Of Man
zsnares and Santa Catalina. The Delta.
formed by the bisurcation Of tue first Of
these rivers. is plain covered with man-
nccs, sopotas, plantains. and other plants
cultivated in the gardens or shares OF the
Indians. The town has no remarkabie
odifce, and the frequency Of earthquakes
forbids such embellishments. The heats
are somewhat less oppressive ON the side
towards the sea shore, than in the old
town when the reverberation Of the calca-
reons soil. and the proximity OF the noun
tain OF st. Antonio raise the temperature
10 An extraordinary degree.
The shore near the mouth Of the small
river Santa Catliaa is bordercd with man
grove trees. but these mangroves are not
sufficiently spread to diminish the salubri-
~ of the air Of Cumana.
" On leaving the Indian suburbs, and
ascend ny the river towards the south, we
found grove of cactus. delightful spot,
shaded by tamarn IS, brazilrttoes. bonn
cax. and other plants. remarkable for
their leaves and fowers.''
G.N. Y Co'um6ian.
Il thicket of thorny trees, almos
inpenctrab,e on account of the spikes or
proxies OF the cactus. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06

TIE last three months we have had only
two cargocs from the United States-they
have sold at Sll per biol. and SIS IS per
bbl. for corn. The first arrivals viii OBJ
tain the same, or possibly SIC for flour, in
the Road, for expectation. Our fresh -four
would command more was it permitted
for consumption for good -four is very
scarce, and even of bad, the supply is very
short, and Il we have not arrivals soon from
France, American -four must be admitted
for consumption.
- Fresh French -four retails at S2o-old
SIG, aud none in first hands. The first
cargoeS FROM the II. States. will command
from Is up. thiuk our nnur must DC soon
admitted here for the consumption of tine
island
The regulation of 1874 being in force,
viii crarnp Our commerce. At present
salt provisions aud naval stores are glut
here, and no sales. Flour, corn, rice and
lard, are the Gully articles to recommend.
An early cargo VIII 90 well.
g Soliciting your Elvois. should you send
to this place, ai0 sir. your most obedient
servrnt. JOHN MITCHELL"
Molasses. 2s cents--Ram, English,
so 20 So C4rls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06
WAsH1NGroM. Inly 3.

The Secretary of the Treasury and the
Secretary of the Navy, have departed from
this city, on a visit to their respective ia
miles.
On Monday evening arrived in this city
NJ. HYDE MELVILLE, Envoy Extraor
binary and Minister PlenpoteDtiary from
the Sovereign Of France to the u. States !;
and was yesterday received by the Secre-
tary cf State.
NJ. PETRY, Consul for New Orleans,
and M. BoURS EuEY, Private Secretary
to the Minister, also arrived at the same
tiuic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06
NoRForx. JuIv .

-. - = VII Julv >.
Capt. Carr, of the British Brig CLIFTON.
from Jamaica. was boarded by an Aneri-
can bndt privateer, under Carthagenian
coiors, commanded by an American, and
treated with great civility. The capt. Of
me priv teer gave capt Carr an account
OIL General i'oiivar's success against tho
royahsts' which confirms in every particu-
lar me statement received at Baltimore.
wa Fort -au-Prince. The same inforns-
tioh had also been received at Jamaica, by
ms naJesty's brig Forester, from the Span
Isn Nialhe' Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06
boston, Jpae %


In the brig Rhine, which has arrived in
the bay from Amsterdam, came passca-
gers Mr. George Eust.s, Mr.. Samuel w.
Parker. and Mr. Ap;horp. The first men
toned gentleman is the bearer Of dis
patches to Government from orr Ambas-
sador to tac k,uS ofthc Netherlands
We are sorry 10 hear that Or. Eustis
ard f,is lady had been much out Of health,
the Climate not agreeing With them. They
were about undertaking Journey to Pa
is
Many respectable American travellers
we're IN H5lland---euoog them the Rev.
Nls. Eserets, Mr o. Everett, and Mr.
IicknoT.
Lord Wellington s;al remained at the
Hague.
The Government wac popular IN toi.
land bit nDt So muc'i SO ~ Ncignm. The
youag Proce Of OreDsc IS represented 20
rcrson Of 5ne talents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-06
NOTICE.

= EAViNG it in contemplation. and bein- ,1es;.
= z rous. shortly to remove TO The yV.s,sr,,
CI,onntiy--Ihis is to inform those indebted tn III.
Estate o. Charles BurruIs, decd to come forward
ana naks immediate payment to the Executor ~
u ,s no further Indulgence will be given and
Az those having claims against sad estate. are ear
, requested 70 bring them forward authen,iea-
ohond claims be exhibited after the exp1ation Of
SIX months from the date Of this a5yertisenoen,.
they wall De plead at bar. null and void. By
JOSEPH BRANfE. Gcifrg
r., Executor ofCHARLEs Brnn1ss.
oe-Oune county, July 5. fi-3tt