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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
FIORlDAS LIBREs.
Extract ttoo, The minutes oft4e Js,.ta o,

ETtFact from tc minutes of' the JlIita or ISn-
preme COuMcu.
Resoloed I hat every person who will
volunteer his services fof the conquest Of
ST. Augustine, be entitled ID bounty lands.
TO be sei apartin tract hereafter 10 be
designated, as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
To the Editor Of the Charleston Courier
est. MApv'r Nov 11l7

2 " n -ENN : = IOIF.
Amelia is still quiet, but muclis want
ed TO etl things as they orght to be. IS
English officers of the 18th rcgt. (disband-
ed) have arrived from ST. Thomas. Col
oneiS, captains, Iieutenants, Sc. &c. are
showing themselves, bat not a laan 10
command. 1t is supposed the greatesk
part of gen. Aury's cavalcade will go a
way soulhNardly. Annexed, you Rave
what has just been sent from Amelia.
All the priaaleers are fitting out, and the
most of the goods gone No late arriy-
.,Is -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14
JAS. SAVAGE, CHai,'n.
VIM. B. SWEET, Secg.

We are gratified TO learn, that Rlbridge
gerry, esq. son of the old and respected
Hi"iionary patriot of that name, has
appointed Surveyor of this port.
Bss pap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14

. We inserted OH theauthorly of Hart
ford paper, that the proposition in the
Connecticut legislature, 10 bestow a sword
and pistols on Capt. Hull was lost in the
Council.-We now find il inserted in The
Commercial Advertiser that il passed that
body unanimously; and are therefore Ia
conclude that this honorable instance
OF lIberallty will lake place. my. Col.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-14

months Q months. IL months
kor cDoYprirote, $50 40 500
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12

An old gentleman in England ofthe name
Of Gould lately married girl scarcely
nineteen years of we-after the wedding
ibe javeniie Bridegroom addressed to his
friend D., c., he following couplet 10
inform him of the happy event:
" So you see my dear sir, hg' eighty years old
A girl Of nineteen falls in love U.lh ola Could.
IT, which the 9octoF e-l.4i-
A Pill Of nineteen may q'e GOULD, it is trne Z
But believe me, dear So, il God wishoul o"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
MISCELLANY
For tie Portland Gazette.

For tie Portland Gazette.
1t has been observed BY one of the most
Celebrated British classicks,s that, should a
being Of a superior order alighl in this
world, and survey the contentious, and the
disputes about pre-eminence and distinc-
tions that prevail among US, the exertions
We are making 10 heapup riches and acquire
fortunes and wealth, he would be led to
conclude that our only hope of happines in
the next world depended on the alacrity We
exhibited, and The eagerness and skill we
displayed in the advancement of our respec-
tive interests in this. The justice 81 such
decision will b. readily acknowledged b.
every person possessing even the most su
per6cial acquaintance with mankind
But though general view ofour species
would lead an uninlerested observer (if am
such person existed) 10 conclusion like
The preceding, YET ii is true, alas ! that the
greater portion of mankind by their heed
lcssness and folly, Illustrate in manner, the
grand object OF their creator in placing them
in this void. Ro,h reason and revelation
saddsaon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
SHERIFF'S DEEDS,
Of rights in equity of Redemp-
ton when sold on Execution,
r~sala ~ this OFFICE
Sprlng and Summer Goods.
JOSIAH MUNROE,
90 sic AZ lhis OFFIeR.
No. 8. uNTON-ROt

No. ), UNION-KOW,
TTAs Just received variety of NEW GOoDS,
IL consisting Of Broadcloths; Cassimeres; Sat
,iDcts: Boubazetts; GrandureiIs; Factory Sheet
;ogs and Shirling; British do. DO; Factory Stripe
and Check Cambria and common Dimoties
yeyets; puckram White and Brown Linens i;
ga Cotton Damask 6 Gnghams; ga and IA
India Cottons Flannels i1-4 India Counter
panes /; bingham and Cotton Umbrellas; White,
Blk. and Colored Wors.ed aud Cotton Hose ;
Furnitures; Copperplates Ga, Ia and Dark
and Light limitation and Printed Shawls Flor
ence Levan,ine, and India Plain and Plaid Silks ;
Bandanna, Plaid Flag and Blk Hdkts; Calicoes;
Cambria Prints; Yellow and Blue Nankeens ;
Flag and Plaid Cotton Hdkfs; Vestings Blk.
and White Millnet Wash Leather, Beaver and
Kid Gloves; Silk do. 44 and Ga Cotton Cam
brics /; colored do. PLAIN and Figured Muslins !,
Book do /; Tortoise she'll Combs; Buttons; Pins !;
Tapes Shoe and Quality Bindings; Bracrs ;
Ribbons; Sewing Silks; Twist; Fans; Silk
Braid Daily Trimmings; Chenille Cords; Wire
Cotton Thread Silk, Linen, aud Cotton Floss j;
Blk and White Italian Grapes; 6-4 Silk Lace J;
Cotton do Pearl and Wire Shirt Buttons Sc
&c &c. all Of which will be sold low for CASH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12

Bnovs on me Bar N 81. Mary's hiver.--
The buoys on The bar of y MAry's river
being now placed in proper situations. the
following is published for the information OF
persons wishing to enter that port:
In approaching the bar, when 10 four
fathoms water, bring the outer buoy to bear
west by south, and you viii have three and
a quarter fathoms at low water, pass the
outer buoy, leaving il on yeur siarboard hand
ABOUT cables length, then haul up north
west for The middle ground buoy, which all
SO lies in three and d quarter tathoms pass
the middle ground buoy, leaving il on your
la,boa Land then steer northwest by north
till you find your tathoms, then direct for
the point of Amelia Island, IN regular
soundings
ARCHIBALD CLARK, Superintendent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
DIED.

In South Readlg MF. kbenezer Wiley, wOP.
thy citizen. lie was attacked with the dyseatefy,
aud for It's relief application was made % astias
and steaming externally, and hg' medicines :ulev-
nally, undec the operation OF which he s.i.eo
In Colombia. Con. IN the morning 3 Jly zi u
person, about 50 years Of age, was iolHl dead.
hanging BY black silk handkerchief round bis
neck. LII his hat were the letters T.. W. .Aich
probably are the initials of his name.-tt5 statv4
the evening preceding his death that be lrsl1
Amherst Mass. where lie tad sons living. YER
dict Of the jury, insane.
Near Utica, n. \ Mrs. Whitaker, and grand
child, Of Stafford, Con.-both killed BY the upset.
ting Of one-horSe wagon, the horse If which had
taken fright near Utica-Capt w. the husband Of
the deceased wat also most dangerously bruised in
the fall, and was taken up senselsss.
In Newton Penn. Mrs. Kennedy, wife Of
Thomas q. X Esq who lost her lie IN attempting
TO save son Of s years, who had fallen into 8
creek. Mr.. H. nearly lost his life by exertionS TO
save his wife. The child was saved.
In Hcmningford, L. c. Mr.. James Cross, aged
60 by 81 allowing through mistake small guam
tity of dilnted potash.
AT Annapolis Royal, Daniel ReardoR He De-
serted from the 60th regt. and was found in the
woods, torn to pieces By bear
Several deaths have occurred this season from
eating Of green apples Much sickness has also
arisen from the cause.
In Boston, Ar. Peter Lew, musician, aged 33.
In Buxton, Mr.. Ephraim Sands. aged 99-In
attempting 10 80 to cut some wood, ar pped down
dead.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
Spring q Summer Goods,
ARE NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,

AMONG WEIGH ARR
Superhne black, blue, brown and nixd BROAD
CLOTHS
do. do. do. common low priced do.
Black, blue, drab and mix'd CASsIMERES
Light and dark Cambria Prinn
MOURNING CinghaEs-dtto Calicoes
and Ginghsms--6 4 and 4 Cambrics
sack aud coloured Cambrics-F Furniture Patch
Yellow aud white Flannes
Marte,iles, Princes Cord and Toilenett Vefling
!ndia Sock Munin-Liuen Cambrics
saconef, null null. loom feeded, Leno and plain
figured Book Mullins
Back lace Wells and Shades
~ and elk ShawIs- Imitation Shagls
. aud Iriih Linens-LoDg Lawn
bae and buff Nankins
rag, Roma Bandanna, plaid and black fix Hkfs
Hnglih hlk G!oves-black white and colouree
gentlemens Preach kid and beaver Gloves
Centlemens cotton and fix pansaoon Hole
Sentlemen and ladIes black aud white ok Hofe
Aadies white, lead aud late cotton ditto
1enisenens white back * marble do. ditto
sack and coloufed Levantines
lack, white and coloursd Florence Silks
Nkooons, an sforimeu
aud ChintE ShawIs-Milenetts
& 0ns bale patent water loom Shifting.
4 zee cafe SO. rs, 80, 80 inch Umbrellas
ask AID coloured Canton Grapes
Daek and white pink Italian Grape
sncia Cotsons- Bombarstts
Madrafs cotton Handkerchief,
naain Cravan--Fans-Silk add Twin
DSekfam-coat aud veft Buttons and Moulds
Pearl Shirt Buuops
n aiiorfment Of Wire Cotton Thread &c se
E May 20 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
POETRY.

THE following lines will be read with
much pleasure by the admirers Of elegant
poetry and chaste sentiment =
ODE TO JULIA.
WRITTEN AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
I'VE rov,d DER many mountain wide,
And conn'd their charms from side 10 side;
Seen many rock aspiring rise,
Astonlsh'd 10 its native skies:
While countless crags appear'd below,
All black With shade, or white with snow:
These, as I've seen, my heart, still true,
Irembled-for thought of you.
I've listen'd TO the torrents roa-,
In scenes where man meier trod before;
And, as Pve heard the vernal bee
In sweet delerious ecstasy,
Make rocks and caves, and vaIlies ring.
Responsive 20 its murmuring
I've babe those scenes and sounds adicu.
10 dwell in pensive thought on you.-
As on the oceans shelvy shore,
I've lIsten'd 10 its solemn roar;
Reset with awful wonders round
While sea birds screamed with grating sound,
And moon majestic from cloud,
Dlsplay'd her front, sublime and proud
I've thought how sweet, how far more dear
those sounds would be, were Julia near
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
NORFOLK JULY 40.
Ft0M TIE Meaiterranean.


Anchored in Hampton Roads, yeftes.
day afternoon, the u S. Ship Albert. E.
z. Kennedy, Efq commander, 81 days
from Gibraltar. Through the polite.
nefs of captain Kennedy and five of the
Officers, who came up late aft night in
pilot boat, we are indebted for the fol-
lowing information.
The Alert left Mahon the - MAY,
and touched at Gibra!ter, whence fhe
failed for the United States on the id
June, and arrived off St Mary's on the
18Th init lince which fhe has been beat
ing on The coat, enGeayouring to make
this port. She was abreslf OF the light
horle on Monday, waiting for a pilot,
The Frigate United Slater bad failed
the day previous for Mahon, with our
ConfuI, Mr. Shaler, on board who was
not in goo1 health.
The U S. Ship Erie, was behind the
Rock.
Two Indiamen, (names not kaown !
from Northern ports of the United
States, were at Gibraltar, one of then
having on board Mr. l. w. Baiubridge,
nephew OF Csamodore cambridge, who
has arrived here in the Alert.
We lsarn with much regret, that cap,
tain Walfer Ste1art, late commander of
the Alert, died al Mahon on the 9Th of
May Taft, the day after his arrival at thar
place-and Lieut. g. ". Spooner. Of he
" Arlington, about the lait Of the same
month, Lieut.. Dpdsc, alto had paid Tbs
debf O. nature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
FROM ANELIi

CHARLESTON, JULY IS. Letters from
Jersey POM, mention that M'I,regor's at
fairs were at stand that serero! Of his
followers had Quilted him and hat his
means in men and money, were slender.
He had levied few taxes or shoparepsrs.
taverIkeepeys, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
ErirGct ofa lette, from Charleston, S. c.
fust recelved

"Mai. Champlin, late aquarter master
in the y, S. my, and The officer who led
90 Sir c. M'Grcgor's stack against Anne
liza Island, has been apPrehended.-fhe
district court has held him 20 bail with two
securities in he sum 81 four thousand dol
lars, for his appearance at the next siitiE
thereof BIZ il is generally supposed that
he will aot appear, and that M'Grsgor Wi!l
Ply the money"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
4F4RRTED.

IT. Wayne, IN. - Reuben Thinkley, ofsene-
ca County, aged 3d. 10 widow Pinkney, late Of
Putnam County, aged SO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
IRISH LINENS.

Barbour & Lincoln,
Lave JUN received one cafe of 8 and
L LINENS, (75omaIea. blesebl-cheapsr than
ufual. May Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12
MP Seasonable Goods. ID
ELIAS KELSEY,
No. ]. MIDDLE STREET,
yJAS received and ofers for fae handfome
II il afortmsnt of
FRESH PIECE GOODS,

Blue. black, green. OF ga, and s elegant
i've, brown and mixed fix Shawls
BROADCLOTH5 Imitation do.
Do. c1SSIihERES. Gn. Common chintz do.
gle and double mild silk, worried and Gotten
Sup hne undrel,'d Prints Hofe
Flne and common Cali six Half Hole
Goes Eng'ii aud French fix
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furnitures Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Back Italian Grapes
brics De fix Vsling
Britiih aud ltezm loom White figured and buff
Shirtipgs Merfaiiles do
10 and 4 Iriih Linen Cambria and common
34,44& 4 Ginghams Dimo,ies
Black and col0red Cam Plain book, Leno and
brics fancy figured Mullins
Black ELK Handkerchief Cambria do.
Flag Bandanna and fancy Silk Umbrellas and Par
elk do afols
Plain and figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
Bindings Satin and Lulring Rib.
Cotton Lzces bona
Blue and yellow Nankins Plaid and fancy do
Qualify * Shoe Bindings Shell * horn Hair Combs
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs. oiIt coat 81 velt Buttons
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do do.
'. ditto Bel and pearl Buttons
LevaOtines Green and fancy figured
Black Sinehaws Bonnet 8ilks
10 o2rinetfs Rms; Needles
Pad do Tapes Fans, sc.
Double and lngle Flor Pain and figured Bonn
ence baxetts aud Rattinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
ALSo-on hand large aaortment of
AMERICAN GOODS,
coHsIsTINo or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do. stocking Yarns
do do. cotton as
bleached and unbezched shirtinga
DO. do. shsesings
Bedickinss, blue Planes
Stripes aud Checks
Singhams- Chambrsys
Satuneits, Pfieli Cloths, SC Sc
All Of which will be fold low for Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-12

SLanderers btgyare.-A verdict 0f Four
Thousand Dollars dsnage was laleb OBJ
tanned ~ New York a. ainst schoolmaster
1t d rooklyn, with wife and family Deepen
dent upon him) for propagating base slaa-
der against a young wcmsn o!irrepicAcha-
be character.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
lust Published,
Had ready for Delivery,
sTSfE MONTHLY vlsITANT,
No. p.
Feb S
PUBLIC UTILIT1
RoMULUS RIGGS

ROMULUS RIGGS
AT the Exchange and Brokers Of
fee, Bridge Street, Georgetown, has,
no his establishment so arranger-
tllat he is at all times prepared to fur
nish money in any part OF the U.
States; persons holding funds they
wish to exchange can be accommodate
ed by forwarding them to his office ;
all those holding notes ofany of the
banks of the District in any part OF
the U. States. by sending them to
this Office, may have them put into the
currency of the neighbourhood.
The highest premium paid for
drafts and banE q 1tes on Boston, y.
York, philatelpnla, Baltimore, Viz
ginia. North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia also for United States
Bank notes, Treasury notes and
specie. Holders oil unchartcred
bank notes, from any part OF the Y.
States, can have them put into specie
or any thing they may wish; all
Kinds of western bank notes bought
and sold--AlI kinds of stock bought
and sold. transfers made, dividends,
notes and drafts collected and REMIT
ed for small commission persons
abroad having claims against houses
in the district, can have them pnnctl-
ally attended to and settled. As there
are many persons who have money
living idle, who would wish to put Il
to interest. such persons can have
six per cent per aunum Tor It, Ter any
time nos less than sixty days, and
not longer than twelve lncnti's : IN
tcrest paid every sixty days iirequir'
ed. and principle when demanded by
giving three days notice, no sans
less than onehundred dollars recei'-
ed on interest. The best security CIV
c.,. Office kept open for business
from eight o'clock in the morning
untiiI six o'cln,:k inthe evening.
January %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Sales at Auction.
Ton Esdnesaays and Saturdays.

ron Wednesdays and Saturdays
WILL By OFFERED.
A tho Auction Office 90 Union street,
Between King an5 Prince
extensive and general assortment
"A of seasOaab!e foods, OF br'tish,
Frsnch, German. India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which viii be veil eject,
AL and we'll worthy ,he attention. oil
tovn and country merchants and others ;
ss the undersigned will be abaRda,isy
sunnl;eJ from the manufact,rs and their
friends in Boston, New York and Phta-
Ielnhia-uhich will giveto gentlemen an
,npo,tunitv Of laying in their goods on as
,,ood terms az they can be m those cites
fixing in,o view the difference of nx-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
Sill be advertised in the papers Of 'ne
Consirnmsnts strictly attended, TO and
t;hsral advances made if desirable
John Jackson & 20.
Auct.oneers.
~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
January 81

alexandria. November 81
Was committed to the Jail OF this
county as a runaway, a Negro Woman
who says her name is Rosetta Jones, and
tha: she is free and was born In Lancas
ter county, state Of Virgins she ID
bout SO years Of age dark complex
and lived in this town about months
The owner, if any, is requested to
come and prove hisproperty, pay charges
and take her away. otherwise she will be
disposed of as the law directs
James Campbell
Keeper Of the Jail Tor Washington
BOYD, Marshal {
To hire for one year,
A likely Mulatto Man about 81 years
of age: he is active and strong Enquire
at this Office
Feb
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Fire INSURANCE.

: The Colunbian Insurance. Comm, /,
S'exandr'a, continue to insure bu,i',,...
furniture, merchandise and otbsr n.o !.
ty, from loss BY fire. The c,od;,io ,'r "a
&c .tr ms may De learned upon application
=. t tnelr once next door to the City Hotel,
h hha :. VIII, u oe 'osud as moderate & equna
oie as those OF any other company.
fae rates OF premium are calculated
10 reference to the actual risk Of none.
y, and are as lew as IS cents pc, 100
doiiars per anDum for hazards of the bast
DESCRIPTION Increasing proportionabIy io,.
risks OF a more hazardous nature In.
surances may be made for ona or u,,.
years, or shorter periods.
d2wIatf GU "o'
Feb 30 -,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
THURSDAY, FEBsUARY 81. 1877.
Butter and Clover Seed.
so hrkins best Bath county butter 4
rs bushels warranted clover seed
Receiyeda taEseies by /.
Thomas Jsfnd -. !.
For Sale.

Va ootSs 4 p
|rTHE subscriber offers for sale his Els
TABLISHMENr on the north
side Of CameFon.street, situated on the
centre Of the square between the Bank
Of Alexandria aud the City Tavern
consisting OF a three story
BRICK HOUSE,
with two stories IN the rear, the whole
covered with slate and running. in one
range OF buildings from the front liz
feet 6 irches. The hou.e contains twelve
rooms. lbesldes the store and celIers; 10
of them with FIRE places, some Of them
spaciuus and elegant, and lew less than
Is BY Is feet in the clear, except on
closet room; one front and two back stair
ways. kitchen with two fire places,
with stoves tor cooking, over Which are
servants ruoins, adj ming paLtry. smoke
house and other necessary baek bull.
dings.
The cellars are large, floored and Fit
ted up in the hestest manner,eqpal, if not
superior to any in the district; the fiOof
. over WHICH, 10 uniSICu lB pOot SktG1
aud has been occupied tor length Of
tis,e pass as fancy store, consisting OF
China, DELI, Glass and hardware. &c.
The cellars as a Vine Grocery and Spirit
Store, &c.
The purchaser can have the goods OF,
hand, which comprise q good assortment
and have been carefully selected at cost.
On the house, So far, there has been
expended and paid upwards Of $4,000.
Nearly i6 ,cct Of the lot in front remains
to be buiIt on.
The buildings are insured and nearly
complete IN every particular, and on ex-
animation will be found to he an establish
a,eut equalled by few here or eIsewhere.
About two thirds of the amenn. Tor
house goods, &c. wsuId be required in
land, or in appsoved notes at short date;
IN the remainder long credit will b.
given.
lie would wish. also, to sell, on q
credit, or would bar ter for goods, or pro.
nerty in the district--two squares OF two
,cres each. in the town Of Jefferson, Ohio,
Both squares Join ia with the public
quare, on which has been erected the
market house, court house, Jail, etc.
The squares are divided intu hall squares,
BY So feet alleys, ard to each half square
here is attached 8 acres OF land imme
distely adjoining the town,as town farms,
aud to each square the remaining 100
- AL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Little River Turnpike Comply

A r the annual meeting of the Stock
"a holders IN the Little River Turn
pike Company, in the town of Alexandra:
on the 18th January lSi7--it was
Resolved, That for tn. purpose of en-
couraging the use Of broad wheeled wag-
CONS on the Little River Turnpike Road,
That all Wagon, the breadth Of the wheels
whereof shall be 6 inches, shall he per
mittcd to pass the gates on said road toll
free fer the term Of 2 years, and all ~ag-
gon. whose wheels shall be the breadth
Of 5 inches, shall be permitted to pass
toll free for the term Of Is months also.
all Wagons the breadth OF the wheels
whereof shall be 4 INCHES and under
inches, shall be permitted to pass on
spaying half till for the term OF 5 years
from the time they shall pass the resPec
tive gates, which shall be specially no
ticed by the gate keeper, who shall notify
tbs treasurer of the same. This rcsula-
tion shall be extended to all persons who
shall avail themselves OF it within three
years from this date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chnirman-
January II Ss"oI'
NJ The editor Of the Winchester
Gazette, is requested to insert the above
81. months. and send his account to TINS
Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Orphans, Court,

OrphanS,C Court,
Alexandria County,
Feb. Term. 1917.
Ordered, That the executors Of JGhK
May, deceased, do inAert the usual adj.
vertisement three TRIES a week ier four
week, in the Alexandra newspapers.
Cops-Test,
A. Moore, Reg Wills
This is to gi''s .Sttice,
That the subscribers, a alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia, have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
cbunty, letters iestanentary On ibe estate
of John May, late o. SD county decd
All persons having claims sBainst the
said decedsht, are hereby warned to er.
hibit the same with The vouchers thereof,
passed by the Orphans Court, to the sub
ssriber, on or before the 10Th dsy Of Au-
gust next, or they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 10th day
OF February, 1917.
Darid Ross,
.ooaah LsGteA,
- Executors Of John May
feo ~ z. ss cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Notice

Whereas did BY 81 assignment date
18th Noyea Der. 1916. transfer 4 assign
to Sryan Hampson and Co. and Thomas
Jauncy e Co. tor certain purposes there
in mentioned, all my books, rights, ere
dts, etc.
Notice is aereby given to all persons
indebted 10 me by bond note or book ac-
count, that the same is required to De
raid to John h. Brown or Robert Harri-
son, who alone are authorized BY the
Joint assignees to receive the same.
William HattoD.
December 5