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Public Sale.

nRDERED by the orphans court N'
~ Charles county, that all the PIX
S0NtL PROPERTY Of the late Benz
dict Boarman, nelr Bryantown, deceas-
cd, shall be exposed at public sale, Ne
groes eIceptsd) on credit OF sixty days
Tor all sums exceeding ten dollars, all
uader cash will be expected. Notes wish
approved securities must be given. The
sale tn commence at 10 o'clock on We'd
ncsday the lst April. 1873
GEORGE :. B0ARNaN,
HENRY Sf0NESrREET.
Executors Of Benedict Boarman.
March 10 t23M
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r ESP.GTFULLY inform the p, bl;,
- that they have just received froa
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mo. 1896.

winch bring it dowp~to the close Of the
last wsr.
The publication commences with a
third impression Of. the History If the u
States, in,hree volumes, which is az that
has ever appeared. the whole viii not
be delivered under Is or 90 months. It
is proper to state, that The gentlemen
who have the direction OF il are ueither
booksellers nor printers. ard receive no
pecuniary consideration for their trouble
but are willing TO make ths necessary
advances to carry it into execution provi-
ded the sale Is warranted b, gabac pa
tronage. The profits arising arc 10 be
appropriated for the support and tduca-
ton Of his children, four OF each * to
them its success is E.atter of deep i'm.
pnriance.
Cha lesion, S. C .9hril, 1917,
,. h Subscriptions eceived OF the AZ
lexandria Gazette Office.
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oalts at auCLlOu
On WsdnesdayS and Saturdays,
:, Navamhar 27
WILL BE OFFERED,

WILL BE OFFERED,
1t the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King aud Prince.
q n extensive and general assortment
"A of seasOnab'e Goods, of British,
French, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select
ii, and we'll worthy the. attention Ct
,tnwn and country merchants and othercs
IS the undersigned will be abundartIv
upplied from the manufactors and their
friends in Boston, New YC.k and Phils-
ielphia--which viii give to gentlemen an
pportunity Of laying in their goods on az
.ood terms as they can be in those cities,
aking into view tie difference oi Ex-
hange, etc. etc.
The particular description of goods
i'll &c advertised in the papers Of the
dav.
Consignments strictly attended to and
LIBERAL ad'ances made il desirable
JOHN JAfKSON &. Co.
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For Freight,
~ The fine ship OCEAN, II,
HSAaseFo"le master, carries 5000
setsss Barrels, in complete order,
EEsSksa and can be realty to receive
a cargo on board in three days. Apply 10
lAWRAS0N s. FDWLE.
Who have in store Tor ale,
500 sacks h.iverpool blown do.
Is hhds. New-OrleanS Suyars
50 bbIs MuscOgadO
8 chests Imperial tea
2nO bolts Russia duck, fi's' quality
$50 pieces brown Russia sbee,ipes
50 white
400 Russia diapers
: tons hemp
Is pipe, Sicily Madeira wine, years
old, and of upei Tor qu1ilts
5 pipes London particular do.
900 boxes mould candles
so brown soap
500 reams Wrapping paper
2j BIKE, TacKey 6gs
$50 assorted crates Liverpool ware
5 dining sets china
Boston aud Chcirsfqri slnInw glass
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Children's Boarding House.

ny IT, subscriber, respectfully inform
L their .rieuts and III" bic in se.
neral. that tieS have jus taken i con-
ven,ent house in ~. Asaph str, ct. ueaT
the public hay scales, where people who
reside IN the cnuatry, wishing II avail
themselves OF the schools OF Alexandria,
may be accommodated With beard, &c.
fur their children, OF both sexes. upon
moderate terms. Such as ."ay please to
honor thea with their confidence, may
RESI- assured that every attention will De
paid 10 lheir cUMinrt.
ELIZA NJ DAHE:
SARAH ~. YATES.
anril 81
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10 Hire,
Fifty Dollars Neward,

N0R experimenting negro woman,
Il called FsNNi, who sbsconded
o sunday last, about IS years OF ags,
short, at, and very Slack, thick lips, vide
mouth, troad hips and feet, long aeels.
and stow in her movements. Apply at
the Office Of this Gazette.
March OF If
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Notice.

ME Subscriber having taken INTO
4 Part pership Nj. Thomas Trivia, il.
=. DslnesS ia future vii be conducted
"a Ter the firm oi "a tLErr y IRWIN.
Ill taos, havin, ClarHs against nc, ar"
% rests. t. prs,tat ham and receive
i'ir nancy; ald all tn sc inde5 ed a'e
.:spectfIlIy selected to make paymen
yith as little delay as possible.
CHARLES I. CArLEIr.
For Sac
i57 bales All boxes 1artaps, teal u
ID g, OF a5urg he,s.an', meas, plat'.-
~, s,topii!as, britianies, chsletts anu
a.wlas
20D boxas consisting Of half pint, pint,
quart tumblers md drcsmJe7s
% boxa, cirg:n, lat as containing
cordial g'aSse,, VINES, tombIers, pitch
ers, plates aud dishes
900 poxe, Window glass, Q by 10 and
and 10 BY l2
50 chesrs hyson aud imrerial7 60;
teas g.
1909 pieces shcrt yellow nan
keens ( -
600 do. long yellow do. 9 :
lS7 boxes India China, cons sting OF
dining sctts. tea e'ts, cups anl sascers,
plat 6nwls, dining and 'sert plates, Fat
and deep g.
6 pipes, 10 half pines and 60 quar-
ter casks cry sup. London Particular
N,lei~a Wine, from Gordon, Duff, In.
81, s Go.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
oer pot, and tsa-ketiIes, sosn, candles,
AID naiis--lnr ,ale m easonahic terms
CiTLETr u IRWIN. -
, October IL.
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Notice is hereby given,

ESn s., the Stalls 10 the Old and
4 New Market Houses will be rented
TO the highest bidder on Friday tk- first
dsy Of May next between The hours os
10 and Ja, for ehe term of one year.
THUS PRISONS, c. NJ,
aptiIs MI
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Tanning and Currylng.

NOSEPH HnSr0N continues to car
y ~ on the above busin' 8 at his old
stand in Prince +ireSt, between Water
aad CniOn streets, where he will DC al
ways really to execute orders in his line
with pronptness and lie patch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
aSsortmen: o.
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Prop ,SalS

EOR Publishing bP Subscription. and
L now ready for the press. a series Of
historical volumes, which when finished
will assume the tide of
Uhiuersal History .4msrca'Hsed;
Or. an historical view of.
Europe, .4sia, Africa and .americG,
from he earliest records TO the nineteenth
century-with a particular reference to
me state OF society, literature, religion,
and form of government in the United
States of america.
by DAVID RAMSAY, NJ. n.
" Life is 50 short and time so yaluaOle,
tina it were happy for Us if all great
works were reduced to their qnIntes-
scncc." Sir Wlliam JcRss.
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
.4LNlV4U'S, for 1913.

Il = VI ' 4rS, .JoF ioAo,
yuSr pub IS ed aud FIR sale by the
4 grass, doz, n nr siasle one,
b JOIN n STEWART,
Who has on hand,
n Ia~pe stock OF writing and letter paper,
pa,teora Dis, states, blank backs, quilts.
Sc ,hns wax. waie's, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and testa-
meats, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with nany ether established reii-
yioy, works of merit. i genera. a'soft-
ment'of
School Books,
Among which are, he G eek and Latin
Classics. DilwortRs, Webster's, MAYORS,
ro,nley's, Murray's. Goamoian and Pitt
lsdeIpiia spelling bo'ks, Murray. Web
st.r,s. Asne,s and ComIey'- grammars,
Nlrray;s Primer, Introduction, Reader,
H<. c,seS and KY, Am. Class Book,
S.ir's Realin Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reailag, New York Reader,
NJ, /. , and 8, SEQ IS Lessons, ELL
G.ld,, Sneaker, Gods'nith's England,
Ro ne and G eecr, Nebs'"r''s Selection,
American speaker, DodS'ey's and Crox
air. F,Mes, Rla'r's Grammar OF hemis-
.try. O'Neaps and Wallets Geography,
D;lwo.th's. Tutors, Jesse's Il Jaudcn's
Arithmetic, Jphnsohs. SherldaR's. and
Wake,'. D, ctionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc etc. together With large STOCK OF
Law. .iisto and Miscellany.
Whpesale purchasers allowed libe-
r., discount. August 81
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Ais, for Freight,

AS, for Freight,
x5 h. ship WlLfiEL NINA,
>EsETSs John Baxter master, burthrn
w ttflsz 1000 ba refs, i, an excellent
o<aNSeS2xs vessel, md eau be ready IN a
few DAYS to take cargo nm board. Ap-
ply to LiWRASUN " FOWi.E.
March On
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Leather,

If as various qualities IS can be found in
anr shop in the District-whiCh he will
il-p,se II at very low prices for cash.
IL 100 8 "
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EOr Boston.
For Freight,

SEs 'yhe Superior brig PIANO.
ysi'SsSS PEA, fiesIer C'attrce as
S-.tst1.ss...,'t To-, brtkeJ about 1850 iDis.
SS<<~S2 - eo,nple'c ug Ter, aud c an De
ready FOR The -ecep;i N It a ca 20 in four
days. .ePNy To
,.N,ER NSON e F'W r,
Who have Tor sac hrcla'Sn # rh,r'r,
beef h,1er rr,u, SC. r"' z
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Also for Freight,

SEE tie ,l'op f. 9 IEltpRlXE,
", ~ "au avn Myrrick; hnrtEen a
= tons 500 oa,ge,S, viii be rea-
49, -slia Iv a., cargO II few dsys.
Nd f,r sale, her Cargo oS
eI0 Ia Ia, IN exec lent rider
le'9p teei Carvina do"ring pl nk.
april Apply rs sbayc.
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Bank Stock.

Y WISH to purchase 60 shares T SR-
4 NIERS' BANK STOCK, Or thee
o four thousand Dollars in the Banks OF
Alexandra or Potomac.
JAMES S. SCOTT.
January %
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For Freight,

RS Tie brig FAME, William
wSESs Davis. jua. master; busthen
Sssss-$ 500 barrels, aud Can be TEA
SG1saSd y in few DAYS TOR the re-
ceItiOn OF cargo Apply to
LAW RASJN X FOWIE,
Wha have ior sale, her cargo OF Lime
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For Freight,

re- The schr fANORiTE, Tn.
SSE ~, CruSs master, burthen % tons
S.y SSsss[ssss or 200 barrels, viii be ready
SESG<<Ss5 10 feS DAYS 60 receive fr'ht
far the West Indies or Coastwise. Apply
as shave. Sw March 50
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NATIONAL LOTTERY.

For building too LaneGstriaR School,
Houses, Il Peaitentiary. and City
Hall, IN the CITY Of Washington.
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John G.. Ladd & Co.

John G. Ladd 8 Co.
NFFEN mr ale IT,. cargo OF -hOoner
, Fayorlte, corslsUnS Of
1900 bushels potatoes ot sup. quality
10 cases mems coarse SHOES
- casks cheese
A few krS, butter, suitable for fami-
" use; salt hay me,chantable buards,
aud o2t meal
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UniuersM History .4msricuNse6
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA

ASIA. ..'..
The Asiatic- part Of this work contains
a general view Ut the an,ediuvianS-Bf
ths genera! deluge--pf the re-se'tlement
of the Globe after that great event-of
the primitive rostdiluyian nations which
were formed in Asia, tie cradle of the
world. Thei" variou, ramiiicatiOns, re-
volutions, and If the general course Of
Empire.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
Rum, Sugar, Coffee, &c.

TINE subscriber has received and offer
Il for sale,
9 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua MIN
Is bbls n. E. do
6 hhds sugar, part oi which is very fine
Is bags of Coffee
80 boxes mould candles
40 kegs Of CARROTS, Hamilton's and
Leeper's snufs
80 boxes segars
12 kegs large twist tobacco, and 20 d.
small do Dunlap's & Barclays maruiac,or
pipes Of Teneriffe and Sicily madei-
IA wine
Is chests, halfchests and boxes young
hyson and imperia! tea
$50 reams OF rapping paper
100 letter and common do
$50 dozen I'D cords AMI lines
ALSO,
A large supply Of Gibson's old whskey
for family use-tcgether with choice as.
sorlment of retailing liquors; pepper IN
kegs; glauber salts in do pimcnio alum
copperas nutmegs ginger; madder; brm,
stone; soap, in boxes; demijChns: choice
cider vinegar; indigo in kegs 6g blue &c
sc. SC. ROB. 5. Blackjack.
September 10 ths,u3w
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by Last Evenings Mail.

From the Boston Centinel, September 5.

from he Boston Cenhnel, September D.
THE SEA sEARPENT NOT TAKEN.
Yesterday capt. Rich returned to port
from his spirited and praise worthy expedi-
ton in search of The Sea Sepeut. He has
been unsuccessful in capturing that animal
but having availed himself of taking an a
quatic animal seldom on our coast, called
the ABrcoRE or FUNNY, (ScoMBERTHYHNUs)
the capture gave rise TO the reports of the
acquisition of the Sea Serpent which
jealous wish to add 10 the stock Of natural
history, and TO resolve the doubts ofthe ex-
istence of such animals, induced it TO be
generally credited. We regret the present
disappointment Of the meritorious adventu-
rers, and the public; but are confident it
cannot invalidate the mass of evidence
which has been adduced by hundreds of
witnesses in favor Of the appearance OF
such an animal on our coast.
The fish taken is about nine feet in
length and six or seven in circumference,
and probably weighs 10 or 80 W.T..
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cited compassion from stole, endeavoring
TO convince the House Of the justice Of his
claim. while the tear of wounded honor
fell fast on his aged breast. Useless en-
treaty-bis claim was barred by the statute
of limitation, and bis grey hairs suffered
TO sink in penury to the grave. 1t would
be an act of retributive justice, II those
who doomed him to pass the remnant OF his
DAYS in a wretched hovel, surrounded with
the horrors of indulgence, should die as he
has done-in AFFECT poverty !
(Bah. Federal Repub.
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Orphans Court.
alexandria cGnptn)

alexandria county, J go,
September Term. 1918
ARDERED. That the admins,
" traitors of John Violet, decea-
sed. do insert the usual advertisement
three times a week for four weeks in
the Alexandria newspapers. 4 copy.
Test, 4. MOORE,
Register of Wills.
THis is 10 gire Notice,
That tho subscribers, of Alexandra
county, in the district of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters of nd.
ministration on the personal estate Of
John Violet, late of the county a.
fnrrsaid, deceased: all persons hay-
ing claims against the said dccedent,
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers, passed by the Or.
phans' Court, on or before the 10Th
day Of March next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to
said estatc-and those indebted there.
to are required to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands
this 10 h day of September, 1918.
CATHARINE VI0LETT,
ROBERT G. VIOLETT.
Administrators of John Violet. dec.
September 10 en4w
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.New- York Sept. 4.
LATE FROM HAvRE.


The fast sailing barque Spartan, capt.
Coffin, arrived at this port last evening, IN
&c days from Havre:
The Spartan left Savannah on the 9th ot
June, and has made the whole voyage in
the remarkable short period of rs days. in
Guiding the delays of lading and unading.
To the politeness of capt c. we are indebt-
ed for J. Winslow's English Havre Price
Current of August I.
Ashes, Am pearl, So &c; do pot SO a
Sc; bark, Quer. 28 80; coffee, Mart, and
Quad. green, Q GO a 2 70; do do ordinary,
9 80 a e65; Java 30 2 65; Bourbon 2
60 2 20; cotton. Geo. sea island 4 IS .
do upland 9 60 a 2 80; Louisiana 9 IS a 2
rs: rice, Carolina, 55 60; e. India 26 a
%: Brazil 35 81; tobacco, Vir. 20 80;
Geo. 55 65; Carolina, 70 a II; Ken. 20
arg.
Com,aercial.-A gentleman Of this city,
has favored the editors of,the Gazette with
the following extract of letter from Mr..
BEAsELY, American Consul at Hayre-de-
Grace, dated the 3Oth Of July last.
"HAvRE; July 80.
Since | commenced operations. nine
Americans have arrived, six of which have
entered at the custom-house; the others
were entered by the brokers. Capt. Hall,
of the Comet, was taken by surprise they
have agreed to do his business for " per
ton, without the usual reserve for The so
centimes. which they have been in the ha-
bit of exact;ng since the masters entered
into resolutions not to pay 80 sous. The
other two vessels the ship Maria Caroline,
and brig Mary Ann. addressed 10 Martin
Foache & Son, and Oppemam Mumdrot &
Co. would also have been entered by me
but the masters were advised by their Con-
signees 10 give their business to the Brokers.
|. as a matter of course. will never inter-
iere in such cases; but think it right that
this fact should be made known in order
that owners of vessels may leave their cap
tains at liberty to employ any one they
please to do their custom-house business.
:" The brokers have managed to make a
fool of ia etroi officer here, who has seiz-
ed The spirits, sc. on board of the vessels
for stores, upon the plea that the declaration
of these articles at his buareau, ought TO he
made by them. have written TO Mr.. Gal
latin on this subject, and this pitiful puny
effort will, like The hribe, &c. which have
been made use of, prove unavailing.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
FLoURIsHING COMMERCE.

Upwards of fifty vessels from foreign
ports, arrived at New York the last week,
mostly from Europe, and nineteen from
Liverpool alone.
About forty have arrived in Boston, in
the same space Of time mostly from Europe
and India.
While sailing a few miles below the
Light House, on Monday afternoon last,
we counted 1874 sail of vessc,'1, standing
principally in direction for the District of
Maine: ~. Y. Gazette.
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Orphans Court,
alexandria Couniy,

alexandria County, 1910
September Term, 1910
NRDER.D. That the executor of
~ Christian Piles. deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three
times week for two weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MOORE,
Register Of Wills.
This is TO gire Notice,
That the subscriber. Of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county letters testamcntary on
the estate of Christian Plies, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased: all
persons having claims against the said
deccsient arc hereby warned to exIli-
bit the same, with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber. passed by tho
Orphans Court, on or before the 10th
day OF March next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate, and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand This
10th day of September. 1873.
LEWIS PILES.
Executor of Christian Piles, dee.
September 10 cow
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zed and thre,y him overboard--an Italian
seeing this jumped oversize rest were ca
silly mastered.
Their numbers were at last reduced to
twenty.eight, fifteen Of whom only APP
peared able to exist for few days. The
other thirteen by the decision OF comman-
der decided to throw them overheard
Three sailors and a soldier undertook the
execution of this cruel sentence. This
sacrifice however saved the rest, who had
yet six days. suffering 10 undergrad the
end OF which time they were relieved by
the Argus brig, which had been despatch
ed from Senegal TO look out for them.
Of one hundred and fifty embarked on
the raft only fifteen were received on board
the brig, and Of these six died shortly after
their arrival at st. Louis. Such were the
neglect and indifference Of their ship-mates
who had arrived in safety, that had it not
been for the humanity Of major Paddy and
captain Campbell they would all have
persisted.
Mr.. Aaron R. Jones, Of Long Island, n.
York, is estimated 10 have raised, this sea-
son, on eight acres of ground, $4,000 musk
melons, valued at 1890 dollars.
The Washington Gazette remarks, that,
The intimation in some OF the western
papers, that Gen. Jackson intended TO re-
sign his command in the army of the Uni-
ted States, is we learn, without foundation.
The General has in him, constitutionally,
so much opposition stuff" that it is con-
jectured, if he thought such determine
ton acceptable at head quarters, it would
be the very reason why he would not"
The Steam boat navigation on our rivers,
continues in high reputation. Whatever
the sense Of pleasure may pronounce, the
men of business are pleased with the GER
tainty and punctuality they are adapted to
produce A steam boat double masted,
has been provided at Philadelphia for re-
gular packet between that city, and Hava
ma in Cuba. Another at n. York for the
Ocean. A steam boat has been provided
TO pass between Plymouth end Elizabeth
City in North Carolina. The steam boats
of the interior trading 10 New Orleans, are
already 90, and their tonnage is between
5 and 4 thousand tons. AS we attend to
our inland navigation we find our hopes
from It increase. [Salem Register.
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Boston, .4ugust 90.
SCHOOL OF ELoaUENCE.


On Thursday the declarations of the
candidates for the BoyIston Prizes tor E.
locution, took place in the meeting house,
before the Judges appointed for the pur-
pose, aud an audience in every particular
as respectable, elegant and numerous, as
that Of the proceeding day. The compe-
titors were about twenty in number {; and
the two first prizes were awarded TO Chas
c. Lee, (son of the celebrated General
Henry Lee, OF Virginia. Of the senior
class, and John G. Blanchard, OF the Juni-
or class ; aud the three second prizes, to
Walter r. Johnson, and Edward E. Law
of the senior, and William G. Reed, Of the
junior class.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-10
A. MOORE,
Register of Wills.
This is to gire notice.

This rs to gire notice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandra
county. in the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county. letters of administra.
ton on the personal estate of Arch.
bald j. Taylor deceased: all persons
having claims against the said deCe.
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court. on or before the 10th day of
March next. Or they may by law be
excluded FROM all benefit to said es-
tate, and those indebted thereto arc
required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this
10th day of September, 1918.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
Adm'x. of Archibald |. Taylor. dec.
September 10 St
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Brig Ann, Rosseau, Rotterdam.
Schr General Green, Luce, Boston.
Sylvia, Hoxie. do

Schr Botbia & Betsy, Small, hence. ar. at
New ! ork. 9Th inst. Schr Lucinda, Gains,
do andsloop Virginia Trader, Hickman, do.
Sloop Regulator, Soule, hence, ar. at
Bermuda, 9Th August.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERO GONE.

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERO GONE.
Died at his farm on Laurel Hill, SOM
erset co. (Pa.) on Monday the 3lst ult.
Major GENERAL ARTHUR ST. CLAIR
His remains were inferred on Wednesday.
The last few years Of this venerable pat
riot were spent in journeying 10 and from
the seat of government, in endeavoring TO
claim from the congress Of the U. States,
what was justly due him. Often have we
seen this war-worn veteran. whose wasted
frame, and palsied limbs, would have eli.