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Rnililinr Lots for Sale.

GUNr2Y good lots upon Cameron, Pitt
- and Queen streets, on liberal credit, at
reasonable prices to purchasers who would
build thereon. For terms enquire OF
Vaudeville & LARMOUR.
October Is II
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To Rent,

- A neat and convenient two story
&BA brick house, with stable aud pump
49, of excellent soft water, situate lower
&sIssS end of Water street. Enquire OF
WILLIAM YEATES.
september 90 mwftf
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Orphans Court,
Alexandria cUuntY,

.IEtIuHuItU County,,
October Term, 1879 {
ORDERED, That the executor of JAMES
" CRowDHTLL, deceased, do insert the
usual notice 20 debtors and creditors, three
times in each week for three weeks, in the
Alexandria newspapers.
A copy-Teste. A. MOORE, Reg.
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Snuff,
Aromatic
Catdrrh
g. Head ache.

y 0HlS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
Il BILE fragrance as for its efficacy in the
cure OF recent catarrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the. UNIVERSE
ty OF Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen of the faculty
in the United States-It is also particular
ly recommended by DR. Waterhouse, late
professor Of the theory and practice OF ply
sic, IN the above seminary-whose certlh'
cate accompanies each bottle.-Soid by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
Sole Agents for Alexandria
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Orphans Court,
alexandria county, J
Gclnher Term, 1919 !

October Term, 1875
ORDERED, that the executrix OF Der
" HARp CRooK, deceased, DO insert the
usual notice to debtors and creditors. three
times in each week. for three weeks in the
Alexandra newspapers.
A copy-Teste. A. MOORE, Reg.
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District of Columbia,
.llerandria County 70 VT, 1910
.4prH Term,
IN CHi.NCERY.
Eyon y Tavlor Tn,nDloipapt

Evan L. aylor, cOihpiaihdui,
AGAINST
Peter Saunders and James Andersen, De-
fendantS.
sENHE defendant Peter Saunders not hav-
L ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules of this court, and happening to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said defendant is not an inhabi'ant OF
this District-on motion Of the complain
ant, by his counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here on the first
day of November term next, and enter his
appearance TO the suit. and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF the court !;
and that the other defendant, James An
derson, do not pay away, convey, or Sc
crete the debts by him owing 70, or the es-
tate or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant, Peter Saunders, until
the further order decree Of this court; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
lshed for two months successfully in one OF
the public newspapers published in Aleyan-
dria and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the court house of said county.
A copy.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, c.
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Canton Grapes.

INCUR cases Canton Grape, containing no
L pieces, superior quality, and assorted CO.
lors. Just received and for sale by
October 90 WI. FOWLE d Co
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HOUSES, LANDS, Sc.
Houses and Stores to Rent.

~ three story brick house, al sne
SH2 corner of King and Henry streets,
Hsss with or without the store anu ee'S'
49, belonging thereto. :. ,,,d
5 A large store and cellar with tnree soou
rooms, adjoining the former. u;,r
betwees Patrick and Henry streets.
Two new two story brick houses,o on came
ron street, near the theatre. 49,,
A two story brick house, on RoySl-s'reei,
ately inhabited by Mr.. Charles iyier, WHO
garden. stable, cow house, and pump at
the kitchen door.
NIB. All these houses are suitable for re-
spectacle families, and possession can now
be had at very moderate rents
AIso. a smaIlbrick awelling house on Prin,
cess, mar Royal street-possession to be had
immediately Inquire OF ,,o,rp
'A''''' % VAUDEVILLE s. LARMOUR.
July 90 u
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Notice.

TEHE subscriber respectfully informs his
T. friends and the public, that he has taken
the house formerly occupied by TALBOT,
WILSON y Co. where he intends to keep a
supply of all kinds of
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber living in
N King Georges county Va. OH Monday
the 22nd March, yellow man named
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Take Notice,

THAT pay no debts OF any persons con-
Il tracing in my name except an order
from me. ALEX. PERRY.
October 9 sw4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03
pp Daii.
BosroE, fgn 24
From Washington, February 10.
TIE LATE SAVAGE DUEL.

Macy erroneous accounts oi The late du
oil between General Mason, and M. M'Carty,
two high bsooded Vire eieions, having appear
cd in the papers, sit down 10 give you the
the facts tslatins 10 Al. 40 usual, tho gates
of envy having closed on the deceased com.
bstans, The Phiai Of meledictioo ba. been
poured on the survivet who has been
much more " sinned against !han SHINING
Tne original quarrel was at an election,
when Mason charged M'Csriy, WHO is fed-
eralist, with perjury .--M'Carty resented tho
charge, and q hot paper war ensued, in which
LIAR, SCOU NDREL, end COWARD,
were rocproeaily arrsyed in all the nith OF
capitals. Mason wen, so Tar as TO have q
supplement TO o newspaper printed, hosting
his antagoniss, and sent with the papers to
every part OF the Union. The quarrel then
subsidized for nearly TWO years and il was cx-
peclcd, that no other orana would be resort
ed to than s-wspaper.-But Mason, smart.
ing under M'Car,y's pea, determined that
blood, as we'll as INK, should be shed in the
contest. He accordingly resigned his com.
mission as Brigadier, made his will, ar
ranged his business, and set out for Wash
ington, TO challenge M'Carsy. lie consult
ed DR.. Bronaugb, one of General Jsckson's
Aids, and the Doctor eodesveued, in vain, to
dssusde him from rhc act. Tho Doctor
then wrote 10 Mr.. M'Carty, who came to
Washington, aud had an interview with
Broasugh, and then for the FIRST time, was
informed of tho object of IL. M'Cary told
he Doctor that he would receive no other
communication from Genetal NJ. than ebsl.
Ienec ;--thst he vas determined there should
no boys PLY in the business ;--,bst he
knew General NJ. to be dead shof with
p,s,o, which he (M'Car,y) knew nothing
abou, ;--that as the cAaiiensed person, he oil
fsred three modes Of lighting s--Thst they
shosld stride two barrels Of gunpswder, end
ct Gre TO h. I'd. To fight with dirks; and
81. With muskcts at ten /eef distance.
ne last was agreed to, Add the muskets
ioaded with one (net ,htee) BAH each. The
s,ties met, with their Seconds and 7hivds
M having stood bach to back, each stepped
fr Two PAGES, turned, and ordered muskefs,
When Bronsueh asked, "ave you Seadv ?''
nd silence being taken for consent, gave the
word fire, when each brought up his gun 10
he hip, and General Mason fell, and soor
.xpire6. His ball struck the breech OF M'Cst-
VS. gun, and produced slight splinter wound
IN his arm. A great sumber Of spectators,
of whom we're several members Of Congress,
we're Witnesses OF the bloody contest from
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03

and his staH, and eofre OF the eciee-s
on du'y, dinnes with his honor the May,
or, and ip the evening the General and suiis
visited the Theatre, which presented 10 front
a anspareot paiotiog OF the arms Of The u
nited States, and underneath, JANUARY
8thl8l5," surrounded with vsrie gated lamps
Thousands Of citizens awaited at the Bat
terry the landing OF the General, and testified
with lively accIamstioos the gratitude they
eotertained for the services he had rendered
their country. Duriog the day, The flag OF
the Y. S. was flying at Tammsny, Wsshne-
ington and Mechanic Halls, City Hotel,
Theatre and Museum, and at many othes
public places---and in the evening, Tammsuy
Hall was, IS il had beer on several giorions
occasions during the late war with Great
Britain, brilliantly illuminated. The Geper-
will dine with the citizens at TammsBy, Hall
on Tuesday, and we understand ,ha, he does
not visit Yves, Point, and will remain IN The
city until Wedncsdsy morning.
FEB. 23-The freedom OF the ci,y, voted
to Major-Gen. Andrew jackson by the Com
mon Council will be presented to him ,his
day, In the large court room OF The City Halt,
a, ono o'clock.
Gen. jackson yesterday visited the Ma
vy-Yard. and the fortifcsiions Oh Governors
Island, and attended the ceremony Of presen-
tation OF the colors to Col. Mnrray's reef-
Ment, which took place in the Pssk, 10 frous
OF the CRY Hail The regimen, was ie-
viewed by the General; and The dag being
foe, afforded an opportunity TO many thou.
sands Of the citizens to wi,ness'the scene. .
Hc attended the Grand Military Ball last
evening.
A national salute was yesterday fred az
IL O'Clock, agreeable TO the order of Msior.
Gen. Morton in honor Of The day, aud the
colors displayed OF the Battery, shipping In
the barbor, and pubic buildings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03
CONGRESS.


MT. Otis, OF the Senate, gave notice thai
he should, on to. morrow, ask leave 10 bring
in bill TO authorize ths Presiden, Of the
United States 20 employ the public armed
vessels In protecting the merchant vessels of
inc United States from piralical agg rcssisn.
The public Lands bill was taken up, aud
debated at considerable length, and some a.
mendments made therein when the same
was ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing.-- THE biz eonnnhla'es the safe Of Me
public lands, az $50 eeafs her acre, eash down,
in allrases.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03

Nc. M'Lsne, Of Del. spoke abont en- boi,r
against the motion; and Mr.. Sereesn, oceu-
pied the floor about the same time anu on the
same side Of the question.
The ccmmittec then rose and the House
adjourned.
Saies Of Public Lands.
IL Is not always tho subject Of most impor.
tence that is most discussed nmoug the peo.
pie, nor the measure OF the government the
most beneficial, ths, is most approved. The
most important measure, probably, which
has been before Congress the present session,
Is thai which has passed the Senate and is
now before the House Of presentatives,
for abolisbing the credit on all sales Of Pob-
Tic Lands after October, 1890. The amount
due for the sales Of public lands, all, be il
reeolieeted, from the people Of the trans
mon,sne states, has gradually swelled, since
the year 1902, fion four hundred and fifty
thousand 10 seven millions Eve hundred lhoo-
sand dollars, and is rapidly increasing. Al
ready has the passage Of acts by Cong ressto
defer the time Of ppyment fos The aecommo
dation OF purchasers, become almost q mat
tor o! course aud, at This session, some Of
the purchasers have even asked that he in
tereston these deferred payme0ts should be
wDOHy fcWitieu
The relation of debtor and creditor be-
tween the people and the government is one
of great dciicacy, ana, TOO IA, extended,
might be one OF great DAGGER to the peace, il
not TO the existence, of one Of the parties.
he debtor, too oiIen INDUCED, will find IL
grievance 10 be at length called on TO pay the
amoun. oi his debt. Being sggriesed, or
thlDkng himself So, which ia tie present
case would amount TO nc ssme tb 0g, il is 10
be feared he will seek relief, ivy violence,
from the burden the law would im pose on
nm. ..I..-
Undcr the present circumstances there
can be no ground for any such app ehension.
Seven or eight millions of dollars is not an
amount sufficient 10 produce so- de po able
state OF things rs lof instance, Is Witnessed
IN somo OF the states, IN which the LeyisIa.
ture dares nof refuse 10 pass an annual act of
indulgence 20 those whom II has permhle ed 10
purchase its la ds on a credit Bur, with
view, we consider The measure
OF abolishing thg credits as wise one, not
only 10 check d wild spiril of speculation in
the Public Landss but also TO avert what al
lesst tends to evil.
The effect of q debt Of two or three hun
Cred millions, owing exclusively from a par
licuiar section Of a country to the govern
msnt, would be, coniessedly, to be deprecat-
ed and any one who will take bis pen end CAL
cniate how soon by arethmctic progression,
The ameunt of arreahs due for public lands
would reach this vast amount, will find that,
under the present system, some who read
lhcsc lines might live to realize il.
Mar. lsfeifyeneer
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GENERhL ASSEMBLY.

AZ the recent session in Bristol, Messrs.
Nor,hsm, Tourtellot, Sanford, Hines, and
John D'Wolf, jr. were appointed a com.
mit,ee TO consider the expedieney Of estsb.
fishing Free.Sehools throughout the State,
% report al the next session.
A memorial was presented from large
number Of freemen Of Newport, praying ,hss
the Assembly would repeat the presspt eIec-
ton laws, and "devise system Of laws
iuodsd on that just and liberal policy, hich
"a prevsi 10 many other States. and which
recognize the RepobIcsn maxim, tbst the
psymeo, OF taxes, sod Tor the performance
Of military duty. Is an eq,i,able and sbooId
he a legal qualification. for the exercise Of
outrage" Upon this mcmS.ial, a roso,u.
ion was prssen,sd TO the House Of Repre-,
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D1RIAG ROBBER.


On Sunday morning, about 4 o'clock, the
house Of Caleb Woodruff, ESQ. post -nsstet
at Springfield, IN. J.) was entered at win.
dow. aud robbed Of 100 dollars in specie
Before be escaped the robber was overtaken
by Mr.. w. unarmed, and in the conflict, the
robber stabbed Mr.. w. in ZEN dffereat pisc.
es. and made his escape, no doubt covered
with blood. He left his hat, (msde in AL
bany,) blue surtuout coaI, Sc. and tho mo.
oey he obtained. The Yobber said he lived
Ia N. York.-N. Y. haher.
The aggregate funds of the State of NJ
York, amount TO 4,7s3,l2i dollars, exclusive
OF lands belonging 20 the general and literary
funds.--New- York Salaries. .--Goverpor 1000
dollars, Treasurer 5000, Secretary 2oco, At
torpey General 1000
.-:o:m:o:-
From the Delaware Waterman.
Erfraef Of a. letter from resneefa6Ie source,
da1ed BIenos 6yres, Nov. 3.
You will lean with some astoDishmenl,
that the Spanards abandoned the strong hold
OF Taicahuano on the Sd Sept. and arc gone
TO Lima, to defend that capital against the
mednaIed invasion by our combined armies
at Chilli They have left small force, which
Is gone to Valsida ; but the few good Span.
i'h troops saved from Maypu, weoi to Lima,
towards which capital the Viceroy OF Lima
has ordered 1000 men from the Spanish ar
my stationed at lever Peru. His measures
shew the creates. alarm indeed, in en- ex-
pose he made to the authorities Of Lima, he
says he fears and expects an attack from
the intrepid San Martin.
We had two so gun ships, l corvette
and four brigs Of war al Chilli, and on the I'd
ui,. they sailed in search of the Spanish Elk.
pediiion that sailed from Csdiz IN May last,
Tor Talcahusno. 0en 5. Martin crossed the
Andes for Chili, on the soth uit. Our army
at Tucuma remains as before, expecting the
movements from the armies at Chilli
Letters OF The 18Th of August, received at
Buenos Ayres from Salta, announce the dis
covery of very rich silver Mine, leagues
from that place.
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NEWPORT.
Republican Nomination.
WE'D ynSDAY, AsARca ), 1879


AT General Republican Convention of Del.
egates from the several towns 10 the S,ats
OF Rhode Island, holden at the State House
in Bristol, CD Wednesday evening, the 7ta
February, lsi9-Hon. JAMES FENNER,
President, end WILLIAM SlMoNs, Secre-
tsfy--is soas unanimously resolved, that tho
following gentlemen be recommended TO
The frecmen of this State, for the Offices
affixed to their names respectively, at the
ensuing eleetloD
His ExCELLENCY
NEHEMIAH X KNIGHT, Esq.
GOVERAOR
HIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq.
LIEUT. GOVERNCR.
SENATORS.
!. PHILIP MARTIN Esq
Of Providence.
?. EBENEZER BARNEY, ESQ
OF Coven.ry.
>. SAMUEL vINsoN, Esq
4. THOMAS BuFFAM. Esq
S. NATHAN BROWN, Esq.
Of Johnson.
6. WILLIAM pEARCE, ESQ.
Of Bristol.
7. BENJAMIN SMITH, ESQ.
OF North kngsfown.
8. WAGER WEEDEN Esq.
Ct South Krgssowr.
9. WILLIAM WILBOUR, Esq
Of Ltnte COMPTON,.
10. STEPHEN B. CORNELL, T, q.
Of Portsmouth,:
HENRY BOWEN, Esq. Secretary.
DUTEE J PEARCE, Esq .ftorney Cent.
THOMAS &. PlTMAN, Gen Treasurer.
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-o:xe:o-



On Monday last a town me ing was held
in this town TO consider the expediency Of
erecting a new Alas House on Cosster's
Iisrbor. The plan was agreed to and com.
mittce appointed to carry the same into e fleet.
" The following is communicated by q
subscriber. We publish j, for no other
reason, than that he press ough, always
to be open for free discussion Ed. Ren.
As the resolve to build the asylum, was
carried through by much assertion, little ar.
gumen,, and less explanation in what man.
ner the iconte emplsted saving is to be made
number Of freemen wish that some one Of
The committee or projectors Of tho scheme,
would come forward and state in what way
The present expsnces of the poor are to be-
reduced. SEVERAL.
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MuNDAx, rkb Sbs
Mail Guards.
va The Senate have voted, that II was mex.
pes0ent to au,horiso the Post Master General
60 mploy an armed Gaard for tho pso,ec-
Too. me male.
A bill has been ordered to a third reading
10 soc senate, permitting the transportation
af tho nshs, in Steam Boats.
Ono os the amendments to the appropria-
! sti0n bii. before me Senate, provides for the
vsum of 1854 dlls. TO eomplete Tho centre
building Of the Capitol.
N Executive business occupied much Of the
ettentioo Of the Senate, this day. ~
eAmsng othsr petitions, presented to the
HousA, was ono, praying, that provision may
b. soade t~ opening and constructing mill
safy road from Rome to Saekes's Har5or, in
the state OF Ncw-yok.
~ A. bill was reported and laid on the table,
10 behalf OF the Connecticut Asylum for in
stroctlng the Deaf and Dumb.
On motion of Mr.. Whitmaa,
Rssofved, That the Judges ofthe courts Of
The several districts OF the United States bt
requested to prepare and transmit to tho
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives, O.
.osrly as may be at the next session OF Con
tress, a schedule Of fees Of Office, proper to
b sllowed, an taxed for tho officers of the'
o,rssrcspcctively aud that the Clerk .
Mis House cause each Of the said Judges .
~ furnished with copy Of this resolution.
~ CoasGng Tade Bib.
L The bill fton the Senate supplementary
voihe several scts concerning the cosslicl
sesde, was read the third time, as amended
passed and returned n The Senate.
w Bank IF "a Uniied Sfsfcs.
Tbe FIouse sgaio went into COMMITTEE
q the whole, Mr.. Bssscu in the chair, ~
the subject Of the Bank Of the United Stat
M yohsson's mo,ion 10 repeal the charter
slill under confederation.
Mr. Tyler eancluird the argument which
ne CO nnenced on Srurdsy in iavos OF 'hs
mouso. and 10 reply 10 NJ. Lowndcs--oeeu.
p5lng nssIly two hours 10 day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03

fRreeao'y 10 nouce, MIR. OTIS, having OBJ
tanned leave, Introduced bill to protect the
commerce Of the United States from piracy !;
which was read twice by general consent, and
reseired.
NJ Morrow, from the committee to whom
that part of the Presideht's Message relating
TO the subject was referred, reported q bill
making further provision for tho civilization
of the Indian tribes adjoining our frontier
asulements, which was read.
Several bills for establishing land Offices,
regulating trade with the Indian tribes, es-
tabishing post Offices, and for making further
1rouision for The sale ef pubic iands, was sew.
orally read third iine, and passed 10 the
Scnae
The bill before the House, for dividing the
Naratime States into four Dict icts, for the
Regulation OF the Coasiing Trade, was taken
mp md after some ncffoctuai atte mpts by
NJ. Mills, and Mr.. Orr, 20 postpone the SUB
ject indefinitely, Otherwise to reject it) the
tmendmeni, offered by Mr.. Silsbee, for re-
duclns the numbcr of districts from four to
fsOo, was decided in the affirmative, and the
bill ofdeeed TO lie on the table.
The dill for establishing a separate terri
torial government In the Southern part Of
The Missouri territory, was after considerable
debate, re-ccsamitted by the casting vote Of
the Speaker. ESubssqueo,iy passed by
xnajorliy Of Two votes.
The DILL from ,kc Senate, for tho sdmis.
sion Of he Alabama Territory, into tho Uo.
lou as u Slate, was amended by cxponging
the section relating to slavery. Read a third
ums ndPassed.
SATURDAY, fED 20.
n bill was reported tor amendlns tue act
OF Aprii, 1910, regulating tho post Office es-
tlblishment
MIR. Pieasants submitted joint resolution
prescribing the manner in which tho vessels
Of ne navy Of the Unitcd States shall here
ate De named Ldrec,ing that all public
VESSELS now building or TO De built, shall be
named by the Secretary Of the Navy under
tbe dlrcc,ion OF the President, according 10
the following role, viz. ships OF the FIRST class
TO be Gated alter the states OF the Union
those OF the second class, after the rivers oil
the United States, and those Of the third
class alter tho principal c,iics and towns;
nk'ng care that no two vcssels IN the navy
heat'he same name,
khs Loasting Trade Bill was ordered 70
hc eng essed and read thi, d time, passed,
snd sen TO The Senate.
TIE Resolution for repeating the charter
OF me United States Bank, was token up, ana
deoated Tor several hours. NJ, Lowpdes, Of
3. &. spoke three hours, and Mr.. Tyler, o.
W about one hour in ia.or of the repeal
wien the Com. rose, * the House adjourned.
MoNDAy, YEB. e2.
Mail Guards.
Tia Canal. hsv. yo,.d ~, ;e ;caw-
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-09
DN. WNNEAER

NToULD Observation-Disclosures
w Of Edwardsville and the adjoining coun-
tn, that he intends establishing himselfin the
practice OF MEDICINE, SURGERY, and all
the branches connected with his profession.
He has opened an assortment Of MEDICINES
at the store of Mr. MAY, where hemay be found,
ready to answer the calls Of all those who may
please tohonor him with their confidence. He
would moreover state, that as he has passed
through the regular course Of study, and re-
ccived the highest honors in the profession,
wiz. the degree of Doctorate) he hopes he Will
be able to merit a share Of public patronage.
.4agHs 14-12f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-09
Notice.

'VESIfE Undersigned administrators on the es-
e tate q JAMES .. WADSWORTH, de-
ceased. WI attend at the next county commits
soners' coirt for Madison cepnty, and make
setlementWith the court Of tie estate of the
deceased. All persons indebted to the estate,
by bill, bout, or account, will make payment
on or beforf that day, and all persons that have
any demands against the estate of the deceas-
ed, willpreent them on that day, with proper
vouchers, unier the penalty of what the law
directs.
LEVI ROBERTS, , .2dmia:s-
EFHRA!AI MARSH, s trators.
September d, 1Si9--lS At