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fI'AKE NOTICE.. rhat shall present petition 10 tie
ueXt General Assembly, praying for the repeal Of
act passed at the last session authorizing Wn. Wood 10
erect dam across The Rvanna river, az place called
the Barracks FAILS and that writ Of ad qtOd dannum
should issue 0m tie couaty Couft of Fuunna, TO as
certain the eWCunt OF damage that might sUfue TO the
parties interested. By ndemnmg five actesof laid
The side of said for the purpose establish
ing locks aud other 6Ntufes 90 improve the navigation
Of the Reasons for doing, will b. fuliy set
forth IN tie petition. WV. I. B4ltBilr.
August It's, 50.053'
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NORFOLK, August I2.-Our readers will re-
member, mat We copied into our paper yester-
day, from the Charleston Times a letter from,
the Captain of the Spanish Government brig
OF war -. Fernando, 10 The Commandment 'Ge
neral of the Marine Department. dated Hava-
ia, July Ith, Oh board the ST. Fernando, noiic-
lag us having fallen in with Il Patriot schoon.
er, ia the Afternoon of the lst Juiy whic. es.
capped from him in the night after beiug mich
crippled by his shot. The same lettei-s,aies.
that they ieI ia with aud Captured near ,n..
Ber:S Islands, OF the 9'a of july the s!oon
General AIRY, Capt. Nicholas Patterson mn,
der american colours, and bound, according
10 hef papers, from Charleston, s. C.. TO 81
lh0nids, one OF the little Antilles When She
was overhauled by tie St. +. she was bearin,
n. w. from The bank OF the Bahama, a csnrse
lar out OF her proper direction. They found
on board the slOOp serenity ticO negro slares not
mentioned IN her books which CAPTAIN p. en-
deavored TO conceal
After some circumstances Capt u. deliver
eo up ms commission from the Blrcnos Ayrean
Government, to cruiZe against Spain and the
VesseindFIiig on board iroHS. munitions of war
ana other hostile Implements, the NEGROES
were taken on board the ST. Fornaudo, and
CAPT r. ana the crew made prisoners. The
Euiior OF the Times observes, that il is beey-
ed, upon good information, that this vessel is
the sleep Almyra, Capt Peters, which sailed
from Charleston on the Sth of June last, osten
sIoiy bound to st. Thomas, and off the Hole
~ the W all, fell in with an American vessel
from Norfolk bound to New Orleans with Me-
rr"es. and plundered her Of them and other
property.
Now, upon reference to the Custom House
Cie'trdnces at this place, il appears that the
only vessel which sailed from this port for
New Orleaus, about that time, with the num-
Der OF NEGROES stated to have been found in
me S!ooP General AuIy. alias Almyra, was
Tue schooner Commerce, Capt. Williams, of Bal.
timorG, owned by Mr.. Hamilton Of that City.
She cleared from this port on the 18th June,
ana sailed about 20th. These circumstances
leave iIttic doubt that she was the same vessel
which was robbed by this piratical sloOp.
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Iarnsion oCMe Rirhtsnf Conscicncc.

IRrasiOn ofMe Righsof Conscience.
The resolution of The Winchester Conven.
ton is no, the only case which recently calls
down public apprehension. We have seen WiIh
modification a statement in the Kentucky pa
pets, that the l3lRh Association q the Ban.
fist Church ia Lexington, (under tie pastoral
care of DIR. Fishback,) have introduced a new
rule at war with the rights OF conscience
which every man ~ bound 10 respect in others,
and TO guard Tor himself The resolution goes
TO declare It" contrary 10 the duty and cha
racter of its members, 10 become members Of
any Masonic, idWmduy o. otter secret socie-
y ;" aud tiie c.i,ue Vt Lexington, with the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

port OF the cesson of the Tloiidas 10 the
United States. The following letter, how
ever, from Havana, received IN this city
this morning, gives additional weight 10
The first report. The letter is dated four
days later than our former advices, anu
The writer observes that the oBiciai account
Was received :" this mo,ning."
Harana, Juiy2i, 1918.
'' have only time 10 say TO you, that
we have the official account this morning
from Cadiz of the cession of the Floridas
10 The United States, and hope now TO see
realized The advantages OF my friends"
FROM THE ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO.
Captain Bird OF the schooner Diaaa.
who arrived this morning in Is days from
Aux Cages, informs us, that Ch,iStoyae.
with Ills forces, remained quietly about
fourteen leagues from Porl au Prince. The
troops winch had been ordered from Aux
Cages 10 Port au Prince, had returned to
tii' IL former station, there being no long
er amy apprehension oil an attack from
Chri>lopiie, aud the force remaining al
The port being deemed sufficient for lis
protection.
Captain Bird also states, Ina; the prize
ship captured by Capt. Stafford. OF the
privateer brig Ge1eraL Sa. Martta, (ot
which we lately published son,e account
sim remained al Aux Cages. The papers
which had been forwarded 10 Port au
Prince, had not been returned. Eor had
any decision OF the case been iorme;! by
the government.
Markets at Aux Cages, for American
produce, were good; but Colonial pro.
duce Mas scarce and hish. LCCr,. Adv.
(lI.r rp1HnrS ,,t,l l.,,., a..
tina! besides tie "a building al our navy
yaid(and which will be launched mex,
snmneD there are on the stocks. ten
large vessels, several of them ships of no
inferior class. Que Of them, (ihe TobaS
co PidnD Is 10 be launched AT one O'Clock
this day. HIS ship, we understand. is to
be employed between Richmond, in Virgi-
MIA, and Liverpool, England, and is to
make Two voyages a year. From the
opuicnce ami responsibility OF tie lou
ses 10 whose concern she belongs. we
have no doubt of her being richly fregl-
TED out with TOBACCO, anu of her return
ing home FULLY laden with implements of
husbdbdry, &c. for the use Of those
whose daily employment is 10 cultivate
The tobacco Plant. ". Y. Ca4.
Cumberland Ddna money recovered The
Directors OF Cumberland Bank, have the
satisfaction 10 announce TO tie public,
that all The monies, specie as well as
biiis OF every description, stolen from
the Bank on the night OF tie LIST inst. has
this day been recovered.
JOSEPH SWIFT, Cashier.
Portland, August 6, 1918,
PHILADELPHIA, August TO-. The
Bank OF Unlontown, Pennsy lvana it
is reported, has stopped payment, in
consequence Ola heavy draft bring made
upon II by the " United States Bank"
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ON the IlM September Hert ii being ,aroIipecoutt
~ DAY, viii he offered foi sale for casb before the
door 81 John Rawlihs at The Bowling Green between is
ahu ~ LikEl;f NEGRotS, ~ families among whom
are several valuable pesers belonging 10 onr
tesldtoTS estate RICHARD BUCKNER, in.
=
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e<5' New Orleans accounts Of 18th uIt. state
tue votes mp 10 that time, al 1900 Zoe butler ;
for Livingston ilG9.
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- 'Vf|f II . w y i OUSI!tT.
Portland, August 6, 1915,

PHILADELPHIA, August TO-. The
Bank OF Unlontown, Pennsy lvania, it
is reported, has stopped payment, in
consequence Ola heavy draft bring made
upon II by the United States Bank"
IGeusjy.I
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s8EzErzR dgsz
coNuuNfc,rID.

COMNtNtCtTID.
DtFDl-At her sister Cailawaj's. ~ BEDFORD ceuuty
on the j,h inst IN tie Goth year of her age Ms FILL
IhRETH LANGHORNE, the tolict Of NJ. JOHN La Y.
horne, formerly Of warwick. Those vito knew MIS-
LanrhDTue alone appreciate her wottl-s heart
more benevolent aud anecOnatc atneye pureaeA meek
Split, never animated the h0sou ufHny human bettg-
She died she had lived. christian ia tIe pnbesi
sense the vOfd leaving not eufply az creature
whom she had Injured in tbs W0ri1 ahd assured Of
bliss eternal IN The world 10 come.
A LABAHA ThKfIfoEY.--H utttt j. HUfi.r. con-.
N miss on merchants, 'ohlc and tn.ka!o-sl tFits
ofthe HackwarriofJ have extensive r4isLtufes rrsdy
for the reception 81 any goods ltat ina, b. 10
them at either place. Tor sale. pc forwarded 10 y
part Of the terpfs o. ptodHce any pl of tLc Uni
ted States, 81 fnteiru poIts.
Any business cnHfded TO them, will receive PROMPT
Observation-Disclosures eau he made 40
WcsSrS. peril LIN s f0. Uichluord va
Nm. Chii1, Esq. BHiinnote
CH0yicS Pe~vgS Go. Pailaderb.a
Nm. BiOdgef Esp Providence r :
EBoch .NtSbg, Esq. Uystsn.
Rich0TdsS UarTOw0y.1
Rea BHficr, '"'"hpd"'
JotR KtRueg. tr. & Co. -
Mr.. Jonathan S. Beers. ( Augusta, Geo
August Ia. 90,stov
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WATER1owN.(N. " July u ON Monday
last, Joseph BOndpartc, Xkiug OF 5 pain, arrlv-
ed AT the seat OF Mon. lie Ray de Chaumont /;
and, on Tuesday, lie, with his attendants, &C
con'panied by W lie Ray de ChaunOnt, passed
through thi' village. He spent two hours IN
vi-iiiug The cotton factory, hllins MILL tfip
hammer, paper lhIll, tie park, Ac and appear.
ed highly gIdtii.ed with lie many public i'm
pfOveEienis witnessed in this vicinity-and
which have generally been completed in the
shoit space OF four years. lie has proceeded
to Montrcal.l
Count Rial, WHO passed through tubs village
short lime since, has, we understand, fixed
his residence IN this county.
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sOMMuNl.ArEn.

=
Tue fditor a. The Emgn'fcT will probably Ieudsr ser
vice to society by in.eIng IA Lis paper IL. following
communicative
on Ihufsbly, tue 18Th inst. Uan who calls himself
J4c01 C"fSHcr alias George UIiialns, vas avpreieud
ed ana committed 10 the jail Khg X queen county
nPor suspicion" ~ horse sitaimgHe is maii of hoid
complexion, small sle and aUout 50 years Of AGILE
rode la ge burnt likely dark horse with marks OF
service ~ harnesSdnd stated that he was travelling
from Tie sOntb TO Alexandria bn had 10y slakins tie
road gone To York Town, aud from Iierce To King "
0ueen.-The saddle Is OLD, with plated stirrapt
IT Lists of NOu sidebts' Lands, in EtntnSky for
sale Oh Isl Monday 10 November pay afrearaaes If
iaNes-received Al this Office for tie inspection Of
parties concerned.
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Mr.. Amos Miner, of Skaneateles, has
invented water macline for manuIac-
turing window sashes, which are superior
TO those made by hand, aud makes them
for ilIrd less iIan the usual pllcf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

tS UNAWAHs in The jail OF heurico county the 18Th
~ OF AuPust 1915. -
Hampton, 5ack man supposed 10 De "a wears old
I'VE isSt - iFuhes high nth on the 10 nj of his
iel geat toe which he says oCcasiOhrd b., he en-
ct an axe D." says lie belongs 10 William iaN of
the towh 81 LeesburV, IN LoudoUn coupiy
Bittg h Jo1 supposed TO be Lixty Feais old e.t g
inches hash, Wth dark complexion, who saws n. bs.
lvncs t. Nn. walker, ofiantes CITY county.
tHa7'eS 50 ffiOa, supposed 80 he - Is years old
uHlh tonplost'H. his iegs bowed, and tech
r"tien hc's i've feet . q inches IA and saws ne
oel"ugs 10 Samuel Fsnke5 Of Buckinsha county near
Benz Cieck.
Sq;easy, - years old S feet 10 or itiuches high.
".'h complexion, wt'L q smfii seas his lei cheek
county. ~
Earoa. about wears old leet OF 10 inches lieb
uafh c"'FpeAiCn, who sa' ne belongs brs DAY II
Hanover county. -
Seee", tall spare wotpan Wih brown co.npleyion
ana pleasing counienaHtc, about ~ ear MD vs
says she belongs Cbr.s,upber nrBei3 81 Harovec
county khJBLN tAENtESLEf, Deputy
Jo' Geo Sarge, sheri6 ara jailoT
u sTs3'r-ie6 cOnNsV.
- The owners ofihe above descrilea slaves are d.
directs. 80"
August Is. sOst
orc All those persons indebted 10 The estate on
= ms Jane Howard dec of Powhslan county ave
requested To- COME fOIWaTd isake Immediate DIV
neWt n" infthst indulgence can he given and those
hbNlHg Grams against tbe sad estate, WIlt Apply I'd
bclofe the iOtL % Octnber next, about set
lie np hnay and viii plead This notice in bar 10 any
WM f. CARTER
ID. n. WHARTON,
Executors Of Mrs. j. Bo5Oayd, dec.
PoWhatau, AugustIs 3ai6-
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A duel was fought al ST. Louis, OH the
morning of the 10th April, between capt.
RAMSAY and capt. MARTIN. The for
mer Was shot through ting body, and ms
lie is despaired of.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

GtASH SALE OF NHCROES.- rs virtue of a deed Of
= uui from william Seward and Matthias Beaumont
- the Subscribers, ~ record ~ James Cit county conr
ter certain in poses therein meuuonedWil Ne solo To
me highest bidder az public auction IhHysda a.
~ H9H NJ september, 90 James toV island 7 mite
rom NhaWshffc, ~ tGt NEGROES ga IN number
az The FcrSOiak Esfafe, 90 The island new IN lie
r'ssrtsion 81 ihG sad Seward and beaumont, OF s.,
Wnrh thereof as vii he sanceut raise the snri OF
i"J"" d"ldts. and 5000 dollars val i.'etest and tosts
ne@ pt0p"rii0n Of tFe Seq ocs siikely as any
M "e state. ne salr viii positively take place on nc
ntfn1 ~ he da, haiued, and the ptopsfty sold With.
nhi reserve. TIE St.Hu Buat leaving Richmond every
NedHe-das, viii arr,Ec and land passengers 81 James
'ornisard the same aigh saotdiur puf hascfs sure
a"d rlsasaHt conveyance On TIE place OF sale. Vbefe
t"nse 81 entertainment Is kep, aud caiage ~ cos.
veS BaosesgeTs 10 Williamsburg
THOMAS DUNN ~,
WILLIAM MOORE, trustees
AuqHstIs. e1..t1s
Ny BChANiCsNItLg TURNPIKE CUHPANY--H
" meeting % tt directors OF this company on the
25th July, isis-
Resolp6d That caii Of Ten dollars on each share IN
tbc company be made and that the same be paid 10 the
treasurer on Or before The 18th Of Seprf NEXT
Isste, N. SHEPPARD, GIN.
J'iy 80. 2f..wtiss
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lElNG about to leave The stale ane eV.tct 4" lie ab
- sent several months .'ipg which time, Mr.. Gro
g. fsrgason viii attend to my business bsinG duly au
ihoT zed To pay o. receive any money due u or by
TO 90 any ether na;tef necessary 20 bring my business
10 close JOSEPH EcHOLS
august u 30 ct
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kJEhSONs having clHln, AZ inst ILt o Henry
j. ARNOLD, late ofIhis place. drcessei afe re.
quested to bring them forward, properly authencacd
AID receive payment. NANCY ARNOLD
44dnr'r arith fhs tciH QsIHered of
Henry j. drHoiS dec.
S'd"h'"H, Aheuht u.s. 81.
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exception Of one or f,vo Of iis members. Z" has
enJoined upon any OF the,s. WHO may now be
members of either Ofthoye societies. net to as
sociaie with t.em heieafter."-We quote
these words FROM fhe Kentucky Gazette of the
2ith instant-wach we most heartily ioin in
0enonncing resolution which" deserves ,ha
indignation of every nian OF reelection ia the
community. They pretend even to" uuote
scripture la suit their purpoSe"-as If any Pc
neral maAimS distorted from their origInat
meaning, are not more than outweighed by the
example vi 81. JohD, the ornament aud The
pride OF Masonry.
Ii has been hitherto believed that The Order
of Free Masons, was IA benevolent institution ;
and is this contrary 10 the humaue precepts
OF the Christian religion?
kings have been invited to suspect the Or
Ger OF MaSons OF secret plots against their
thrones. During the Freslch revolution the
press was employed in dragging To light the
society OF the illuminate; hut with very little
success-it MAS feuud ,hat these visionary
consriracies existed only in the brains II
Kings aad their satellites. But the throne has
not ceased TO perSecSte them. Spain and il
4 believed Prussia has prescribed them Bun
~ ue>potsin mas ANY reason 10 fear their in
nuencc, why should the pure religion have
cdiSe To tear them Orrather, why should the
ft"e iihpt'Sts at America follow i'm the iutoje.
raul footsteps oi the despots OF Europes
'!as"nry has existed from anoStiinle i.ime
IhuTiai Iu Europe 1T has been trausplauted
i"to Sncrica; and 40 man drcamt of its he
iiiS Incompatible with rure religion una; a
new light rose upon MS from the west-Bnt a
h'iie while, and thiS meteor viii dispense to a
toms Far, we take the question, not only up.
Oi! tact, but upon priHcipie.
lie american GUNcrnmeut RESPECTS the
rights OF conscience. lets YOU follow any
sect; on support an, religious opinion that you
TANK correct. Won are the ouly Judge of what
- good. Tits "a matter between YOU aud Nour
Sou-the government does not rndsly thrust
i.>eii between your conscience aud your ,luty
to your Maker. For the same reason, there is
some forbearance due from a church 10 its
members. Its members are still men-iliey do
not yield up the;r right Ufprivair jud smelt I'm
all cases TO their church. In cases Intimately
and mneqnivocAliy connected with religion
the church sets up certain regulatiOus-but
heie II ought 10 stop. An beyond tliat limit is
an uSurpaiiOn upou the under standing which
should be resisted. 1t thea "A mason NAV
he good CHRISTIAN. TO association OF baptists
has right te i0rbid him heing masnu fla
n'aSoh may 40 his duty towards his God. il is
lot Tor man, weak, tailihc, bigotted man, to
thrust him from The 4 emple.--We Will not ner-
mt ourselves to entertain a moments doubt
thct The enlightened bartisis ofVirgin,a viii
protest against thiS Innovation
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e UNAWAHs IN The jan OF AeuTico county The i3,h

Administrators " HfIttom Jones ayc.
Caroline, Augpst Is. 40 a..
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I'AsH SALE of NEGROES viii be seId Ter cash.
- Il auction, before the Eagle uotel an y ps,oo.
ne I4fh ofSptembsr neat, % likely SLAVES sale
Will commence al ~ O'Clock
HLRoN, SiNION& CO.
August Is. "a ,.ts
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Ibis remarkably rapid End .le
gan'i> n'ied packet, heins now
ptpateG t. commence her re-
cellar route h.taeeE \ r.olk.
,'tN Points Richmond. the pres
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Nfrr0, E0-I jYT,.5,o5..1,5


Steam Dot flfcan.Osd
g. This remarkably rapid end .le
4 "a Ean'lN nted packet, heins now
&c.. ptpstec t. commence her fe.
,-s,4S-.--,sS.rss.-s9s snlat route betaeeE r.uk
- -, sSEsSss titN poihtS Richmond. the pre-
pietofs ieTptctiu li invite !. ma.
niGes'stinn Of sh~ public patronage ever .,,.ass
a,i ha' been saoe beth - To the bar The accom-
isati"n nee ,>sa 'oen>nr. sni,i- sseton - ns.
who ns, trave, IN She will leave No, olk ON .on
dnsSnd fiida!s at O'Clock, p. stop cjc peint
ahrn. A. NJ ard arrive At Richmond about or m
The morning. ON Tuesda.s and sa,urus,s.
Leave Richmond on WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays ats
- N. stop AZ City Point r. VI and arrive An
NoiolA aooui OF IA tie morning, bur sd.i, and
Oh her passage froni Norfolk 20 Richmond she will
tab. va passengers ap"ut al Eish fIom Jai.estoan
aud ut the same place, about A. her way iloln
hlChMond To Norfolk.
The wharf at Manchester irnnedateiy opposite lie
central par, oil the city of Rchond has been prScued
ior The The distance is a,om ON. haIf ,hat ,or,
Rockets aud arrangements have been mate by which
hachs aud baggage carts will aWays read, on the Ar
rival boat to conve, passengers andIi.,r bnSs1
fee OF bridge toll, TO any part Oi tifc citv
Persons ntendingto take passage from on board any
OF, vessels lihg al Cay Point. respectfully no,ii-
eu that tue boat VIII stop only off the wuatf iron,
whence passengers will regularly emhak This reynla
t0n haS eeen rynde'. Necessary. hon' The noonvenE
ehce letting oil the steam al vessel nvl WHICH
any one may be DESTROYS vi taking passage
The rates OF passage the same a. muse on hazard
the Niatln ami Norfolk
August Is. ~O'''A sSI"ts
ust RtcsiNEp * FOR SALE, on vcry acccI..
- nodanus ieims "a ON the Basin, neAtto
Pniiair x . I'm. 9id ~. n. Rice s Co
i1o h's' AL "a sugar OF superb quality
50 do. pepper
100 boxes brown soap, for C.iniy use
100 do. mould candles do. do.
2OO sacks Liverpool flied salt
10 hhds NJ . Rum
diso COnstsnmeAt-
20 trunks shoes,
10 cases toilet glasses, assorted
10 cases hardware, each case Ell assorted to suit
county meTehauts
Lumber OF every description received aud sold on
c1nnission.-on hand tbis time large assar,;Irr,
o ot 81 noh,hgo mahogany Psnks, board and sneefs.
WI s"e ds "h"Ne- PUliS q SUtLY.
August Is. az =,
sOHN PARhHilL, one at the partners abe late lrn
81 PorNnfts, U"tfOP ) COyidRd, is alone authur..
zee 10 settle the business said concern and tiose
haFln@ claims against said FIN ale tsqu,sed TO ore
sent them for payment.
JOHN rARHHtLL, IL.
NAInJ DUNLOP, IL. S.
SAM'L PARkRILL, Il. 81
August Is. "a a.
4 WASH SALE OF NEGROES Will be ssId fct easL
- Il anciion, before the Eagle Hotel. On BoDGov
re I4th ~ W pfember neat, 20 likely SLAVES. Sale
Will commence al IL O'Clock.
August Is. "a ne
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JOHN PAREiiLL, ofthe partners ia the late ilr,n
81 PorNh,ftS, O"HtOP . COyiaRd, is aare authugi.
zee 10 see III. bnsin"ss OF said concern and those
having claims said FIN aie tequ,sted 10 ore.
sent them for payment - -
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tos, tie y Y. Evening POST August Iot
,.,I;' 'a foF'aas-- ogota.--The National IN
'H'ncef co1iinucStO contradict tke ZEE
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sO..st

rected 20 take Them swsy pay cha.ges IS the law
directs. ~
August Is. an 8,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-21
Notice..
May Is

TIME Subscribers, who are executors
n to tine last win and testament OF
Col. John Fitzgerald, (and wishing to set
tie, close end adjust the amount OF ma
arrcarases to the guverhment) will dis
pose Of, by private contract, that well
known x valuable 81 acre LOT, adlmn
ing the city of Alexandria, (subj"ct to
the dover right OF the widow wherein is
the celebrated federal spring, and por-
ton Of said lot on a commanding and
beautiful erninence, we'll adapted for a
dwelling house. They will also sell the
distilIery lot. nearly adj ,ining Hunters
ship yard, with sundry articles thereuntn
appertainins, viz. large still worm, &c.
Applications may be made, either Sc
pa.ately orjointiy to the subscribers, who
are empowered by the Comptroller oil
the Treasury, to give any reasonable
time for paynent Of the purchase money.
on approved securities
Rios. 4. UlGGES, Of War5urton.
JAS. KEITH, Alexandria.
May 10 r7' I'm
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Orphans Court,
Ale1andria County,2 1910
..... Nav Term.

May Term,
RDERED, that the executor Of JO-
~ seph Dean, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times a week
for six weeks, in the Alexandra newspa-
per.-A copy-teste,
A. Moore, Register Wills.
THIS is 20 gius Notice,
That the subscriber, of AleI'a county,
ia the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court, of said county,
letters testametary on the estate of 10.
SEPH DEAN, late Of said county, deceas-
ed: All persons having claims against the
said decedent, are hereby warned to ex-
hbit the same to the subscriber, passed
oy the Orphans's Court, on or before the
r4th day of November next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate; and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this l4th day of
May, 1918. HUGH SMITH,
,.. Executor Of Joseph Dean, decd.
May IA thstu6w