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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-14
EAST INDIES.

Extracts from lnola papers, recelvedby
the Bengal, are given in Relf's Philadei
phia Gazette: among them is IN accom-,
OF the capture of the Fort Dwarka, BY
force under Lieut. Colonel Stanhope, Of
which the following are the most Interest,
ing particulars:
Having failed in the way of negocia.
ton, it was resolved to take the place BY
escalade, and to cut off the retreat OF thu
garrison.
This being the object in view, the pic
quets were strengthened and advance.
during the night, and the morning gu
served as a signal for the storming part;s
to advance, each consisting of 20 of tIs
65th and $50 Sepoys, and each party hat
ing SO men in reserve.
The march 70 the point ofattack was al
orderly & soldier like as could be wished
and they were not in the least discompo
sed by the fire that was kept from the|
walls on their advance, and during the
time it TOOK to raise the ladders: this Ell
fected, nothing could exceed the ardor Of
our brave feilows, who soon cleared ti
ramparts, in spite Of the desperate resis
lance of the Arabs and Scindians, who
after discharging their matchlocks, fought
sword in hand, but who were alternately
driven along the ramparts through tho
town into the Pagoda. Here the mos.
desperate resistance was expected. as the
Pagoda was surrounded by high ani
strong wall; but this was surmounted by
the gallantry of Major Digby, 6sth, Ma
ior Stannus and Lieut.. Faden of the 65th
who, having gained the summit of lofty
house, made descent into the area of the
Pagoda, followed by part of their brave
associates.
The garrison endeavoured to make their
escape by the adjoining Jungles, but were
met by the several picquets, and dread,
full carnage ensued. A large body ofthen
were met by one Of the troops Of the lst
n c. under Capt. Soillieux, who charg.
ed them they retreated through back
water, were the cavalry had some difiicuL
ty in getting at them. 1t was here that
the gallant Capt Soillieux received two
wounds, one of which deprived the service
of the right hand Of a brave officer.
The enemy again threw themselves in:
to the water, where it became deeper, and
widened into kind of lake, and defended
themselves about an hour against two
bodies of infantry under Lieutenants L.
vey and Parry.
At length, after numbers were killed,
the parties were ordered to desist, and
persuasions were tried to induce them 70
submit, but they continued to fire and
would not hear of surrender until soma
six Founders were fired amongst them,
the few that remained were mostly wouEf
ded, they consisted of 60, and about ~
more were found in the Pagoda, the whole
that have escaped alive out of $50 ofwhon
the garrison consisted.
The peaceable inhabitants had removed
some days before into Cattpwar; and the
Brahmins had retired to pagoda outsd'
the town, so that retribution has only fall
en- on that Glass, that never give, and COT
sequently never expected to receive qu'''
ter.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-14
ApEEP AT THE NEW Ell DORADO.
A letter to the editors Of The National Intel
ligencer, dated

Blakelsy, Nay 7th, 1891.
I promised to write you on my return
FROM Pensacola. am much pleased with
the place; the harbor is one of the most
mag nificent in the world, and the air is de-
lghtiuIly pure. The soil is light, but |
think better than that OF Jersey, or the vIci-
nifty of Annapolis. 1t requires manurins, y
then produces the upland rice, and barley
or oats. Blu. the fig and grape succeed heres
much better than on the Mississippi. Gar
dens are made with very little pains and
produce well. A delightful spring, large
enough 10 turn mill, flows drtctly through
the town. am convinced Pensacola must
be great town; at present it is miserable
place, the houses are nearly all in ruins. but
from the sudden Influx which it is supposed
will take place every species of speculation
has commenced, by which the prices OF pro
perry and rent have become very high, and
fear will injrre the place. The present
population is said to be fifteen hundred,
which probably exceeds that of all West
Florida Capital can be employed here to
advantage, and all kinds Of mechanics are
much wanted. There is a superabundance
of Office expectants, and of adventures of
all kinds, whose situations, fear will be no
better there than any where else. There
are already seven lawyers there, who seem
determined to take the start OF some dozen
or two more who are on their way. When
the town and country grow there may be
business for four or FIVE Of the best among
them and few OF the worst, but the middle
class will inevitably staIve. There will be
no courts until the organization of the terri
torial government, " hich will be next win.
ter.
think more favorably Of the Pine lands
than some OF my friends. Where il is COW
penned, as it is called, that is slightly ma
nured. it produces rice, thirty or iorty BUSH
els to the acre, and barley from sixty to
eighty. Indian coin requires much stron-
ger soil What is remarkable, observed
that, liz those places where the pines were
cleared, the oak, the buck eye, and the dog
wood, spring up. No fair experiment has
been made Of this soil In the neighboyhood
OF Pensacola it is better than in any place
| have seen, being mixed with shells.
The people of Pensacola are very impa-
tent for he change; but this will not take
place until the arrival OF the Hornet, which
is daily expected. General Jackson is ex-
tremely popular among them, which ] did
not expect TO 6nd the case; ut the reasons
which they gave are very sufficient. They
say he is a man OF energy aud at the same
time &C upulousiy just | had been infolm-
ed that he was all extensive owner OF proper.
ty here, but find that he does not own
single foot, and tina, he is engaged in none
Of the purchases which have been made by
a gentleman OF the same name in Tennessee.
but no connection OF his.
P. S. Four more lawyers have arrived
since The above was written. Poor fellows
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-14

would have equallet that OF any part OF Tue
Union.
ienelose you copy Of the Generals or
der on reviewing the troops.
Head Quarters, Montpelier, 10th May 1891.
DIVISION OF THE SOUTH.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Commanding General would do in
Justice to his feelings were he to withhold
an expression OF the pleasure With which he
reviewed the 4th infantry, commanded by
Col. George NJ. Brooke. this morning. The
police of every department OF the canton
ment, the dress and discipline OF the sol
diers, reflect on themselves and their OIL
GERS the highest credit. They have surpass.
ed The expectation Of their General, and
their discipline and soldierly appearance
offer an assurance that in battle they would
realise the hopes and expectations OF their
country. BY order,
K. CALL, Abide Camp.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-14

where we we're 2 Gays ago. We s,s,
morrow morning, Tor Becky Guilay D,
which is abou. six mics higher m q
We expect to find plenty OF 0eer. ps 81 y
yes, SIC. on our way. We are all we'll rys .
spend our time pleasantly."-Hurk'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-14
From the Neu Monthly Mago,i,. :,
ADrH 1921.

The directors OF the Lunatic Asyh,
at koningsburg, have establishes
game Of nine pms, for the amuse mo,' |"
tue unfortunate inmates. The des;.s
winning, as we'll as the anxiety disOisrt
in taking good aim, and the interss,
cited in counting, with Precision :.
number OF skittles overthrow. o5I,as =. "
players to fix their Thoughts upon w
ticuiar object. Order and tranon!pp s'
save already succeeded the noisy rons!
sion ~hick first attended the ope0 iUa' !,
the games, and happy results are exnas. " \
from this experiment. '''''
THE FEAST OF CHERRIES
There is feast celebrated at H..
burgh, called the Feast of Cherrie. i u
which troops OF children parade ~
streets, with green boughs ornamen ~. 10
with cherries, to commemorate yic,o's
obtained in the following manner, In "A;
the Hussites threatened the City OF Ham
burgh with immediate destruction wiz.
one Of the citizens named Wolf, propo.sS J
that all the children or the city, from n
IA years Of age, should be cad in mourn
ing, and sent as supplican,s to the enemy
Porcopius Nassus, chief of the Hussies
was so touched with this spectacle tia,
he received the young suppllcants, re aled
them with cherries and other fruits. and
promised them to spare the city Tn,
children returned crowned with leaves
holding cherries, and crying Jictory!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

Ger was brought up by hIs master on charge
Of stealing chocolate. which lie could not deny.
Upon being asked TO whom he sold q, he pride
ofPatrick was greatly wounded. ITO whome
did sell it?" says Pat !" why, dose be think
took it TO sell ~ Then, Sir" said the Mag
isirae, "wha did you 10 with il ~ Do wild lt'
rejoned the culprit, extremely offended with
his worship for persisring IN his insulting suspi.
cions T" since you must know" said he I'VE
made tea Of il I"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

Garrck had no very high opinion OF the
common Irish, until the following whimsical
circumstance induced him to change his mind .
Having laid weager with sir John O'Farfel,
that the common people were not witty, they
agreed TO ask an Ensishman what he would
take to stand naked upon the steeple of ST.
Psul's the fellow scratched h> head and said
''ien guinea" they next accosted low Irish
labourer with the same question. What =
said he, "in{ mudder's )molher's nskedness p
:. Yes, Pat" was the reply. Arrah then |
would take could"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

Singular Mrs. Desoe, VIE OF Mr.. James
De,oe, residing in the township OF Saddle
River, Bergen county, y. j. was safely de-
n,ered of a son an the. 4lh inst. and on the 7tb
Of another son, the last being born 60 hours
after the first. Both mother and children
were uncommonly well on The 18th.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18
Drugs and Medicines.
HENRY BUTMAN,

hGANR d. i MAN,
MID tle Street, OFFERS FOR SALE,
/ bls, GLAuBfR SALTS,
ZOO lbs VALEKIaN Roof,
case Gun CAMPHoR,
do. MAGNRsIA,
so groce white PHIALs,
goo groce phial CoRKs,
Dbl. Gun ARABIC,
50 lbs. red rREcIPITArR,
100 lbs. RHUBARB,
bbl. CoLUMR0 Roor,
do. Curcuma do
DO. Annis Seed,
so lbs. spanish OTTER,
$50 lbs. QUICKSILVER
Bales Pinkroot--Geniian,
Snekeroot- Orange Peel,
SIENNA ard Lquoiice Root,
Cream Tartar best cold pressed Castor Oil
Cartharides- Qnsssia Wood Opium Borax re-
hned-crude Antimony-Flnr Sulphur Calome--
Tart. Emetic-lpecac.--Ol Oil--Gum Ammo
MAC Oil Peppermint-Gu Gum Myrrb-Suga Lead
Gum Kiuo-Castile and Windsor Soav-Sper-
.naceti- Burgunda Pitch-Musk--P Powdered .Ial
ap--OilVitriol IN Cases and carboys-Balsam Co.
psiva- Cascarila Bark, with an assortment Of
Surgical instruments at Boston
prices. 9ic Portland Nov. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

FOre-Sireet, Head Of Long WhaT
HAVE FOR SALE,
% Y snf Hys s%' . sGA'' TEAS,
Such, ny first quality.
IS hhds e. Croix w. 4 Rum,
10 buds Moasses aud n. l.. Rum,
5 pipes Cognac Brandy and Holland Gin,
90 do Cider Vinegar,
Is casks of Lisbon and Malaga Wines,
40 hbis American Gin---20 do Cordisls,
III bbls and 2 hhds Muscovado Sugar,
boxes OF III. brown do.-Loaf do.
bales of Prime Cotton,
20 casks of Nails--f0 DO Powder,
30 kegs of new Lard,
$50 bbis Mess No. 4 ard Beef,
40 boxes and casks Of Raisins
zoo lbs Cassa-LoriIlard's Snuff,
100 boxes mould and Dipped Candles,
Boys of Cofee-Pepper-Pim & blown Salt
Bbls OF Domestic Coffee ard Ginger,
Boxes Of ChocoIate--G lass-Starch-C
English and American Shoyels, &c.
Also
Hard g. HOLLOW WARE.
Nov.27, 1921. 6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18
R TO LET.

nAl large one story dwelling Honse IN Rack.
Street' near Abner Bageys, which has 6 well fin
Isneo rooms on the foor-one finished CHAMBER rarrh
po mouse, barn, garden and good rum Of water
A,I S1esion gwen Immediately. Inquire Of WILLIAM
- 1nee'r or the fnsier Dee. a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

GEORGE WARREN
Fore Sieet-Near The head of Ingrahams Hharf.
Has just received and offers for sale
90 boxes and chests young Hyson AID Sou
cbong TEAS,
hhds W. I.snd g.. Croix RUM,
Squarter casks and pipes Maisga and Lis
bon WINE,
lOOO lbs. beat Cheese,
bales Cotton,
~ hhds. retailing Molasses,
casks Sperm Oil,
III casks 20i, al snd l0d Nails,
~ bhis Muscovado Sugar,
Casks RICE,
Boxes Preside. z by and 8 by 10 Glass.
Mould and dipped Candles,
100 Or. Boxes Cigsrs,
SO resms Wrapping Paper,
~ bbls. Apples--bsgs Of Shells
Bags Pepper-Pimen,o--Blo Salt,
Cognac BrsDdy-American & Hollsnd Gin
Cherry Rum--Wibdsor and bar Sop.
Double refined Sal Petre,
West India & dome tic Coffee &C hocols,e
Cassis-Cioves-Nu,m Sugars.
Starch-Sulphur- z. Indigo.
Powder and Shot, &c &c
Also an assortment a
Hard & HoiloW Ware.
October 80.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18
SOLD BY
HENRY BUTMAN,

=, TOItI Inv D
HOS CHASE, Norh-Yarmoulh,
j LILLE, k-nDebut k
j. bARsTcw. HslloweII.
9. W. HOLDEN, Brunswick.
N WELD, Bath.
the sign OF the Morier, w lscassett.
eYMs GARDNER, Bodonhsm.
y BARTON, HalIowell.
EBENR. FULLER, Angusts.
ID. Cook & Co. Wst~evilie.
Ind IFholesule bv
ton. and Qua
HORACE SEAvER, Portland, Prosrietora sceot
LOT Inc State OF Maine, where country Drnvg,sts
may De supplied on favourable terms.
May 10. (e.opi2m.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18

GND2 N'Sm
NANDE7IRGIS.X
QOUGA9Oee
The mos ualuabie Medicine al use Tor
COUGHS Il CUNSU MPTIONS.
THIS new and healing gslsam BIDS fair to RI
val every Medicine heretofore discovered,
for Coughs and com plants Of he lungs, leading
to Consumption ard even in seated Cnnsumpiions
it has lately been used by many, with the most
SUPPLYING success. If certificates from persons
oftbe highest respect ability or the grta and 10
crossing demand for il, may be called proof Of
its good effects, il is rJved. S-a cclv case of
Colds Coughs, pain the side, difficulty Of
h eAthing, want of sleep arising from debii,y or
even C,nsumpiions, but may be relieved by The
the timely use Of his Medicine. Many certf-
Gates of its efficacy accompany each bottle.
Copy Of a letter 10 Mr.. LorenEo Bull, Druggits
Hartford.
SIR am man sboul sixty years of age and
have been afflicted from my infancy with cough
more than people in general; especially when
took cold !; but in tbs summer OF 1917 took .
vio!eRt cold which caused q hard cvugt, difficult
breathing and wheezIng, SO that 1t deprived me
in a measure Of sleep and st times could Tot lie
which got my he Alb very low. then ard of
DR.. Anderson's Cough Drops. and purchased &C
your store three bottles, which have reason 10
believe have restored me 10 my former state o
health and Car truly say that believe them
DC The best medicine for coughs and colds now
IN use ALEXANDER SAEKETT
Warren, Comm March &c. 1910.
New Certificate.
IN the year 1916, was s-Ized with en- infs
nation OF the liver, winch caused an adhesion
thas placed me in very critical situauon AL
most all Kinds OF exercise caused pain in my SIDE
and breast. In this situation continued until
hPri, 1919, when my cough and tue pain IN my
breast Increased through the summer my Hesh
wasted, 1 grew weak and bowed dom and lost
ali hope OF ever beng any better. About he &c
or last October, my son purchased st B.ilstown
oPringss bottle of AnderS0n's Cough Drops Il IN
which found almost imm- date ( lief. and |. ON
the use OF two bottles only, my lungs ere restor-
cd 10 perfect soundness / once more can walk
erect, and should be IN pe feet Health. were X
not for the adhesion in my side
SgErHLN SEAMAN.
Gresnfeid- July IA. 1920.
SOLD BY
HENRY BUTMAN,
PORTLAND
IHos. CHASE, North. armouth,
j LILLE, Krnnebut k
j. BARsrow HslloweII.
q w HOLDEN, Brunswick
N WELD, Bath.
A the sign OF the Morier. w scassatt
SYMs GARDNER Boidonhsm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
MarshaI's Sale.

WILL be sold, for cash, on the preIn-
w ses, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day
Of February next, at IL o'clock, on that
day, all the Right, Title, and interest Of
Alexander Veitch, in and to certain Lot
of Ground, with a two story Brick House
thereon, and other improvements, which
may be seen on the day of sale situate al
the corner of Duke and Fayette Streets
The property of said Veitch, to satisfy two
executious-one in favor OF James Ieitch,
for the use of Thompson F. Mason-the Q.
Their in favor of Barbara Hellrigle.
D. MINOR, D. M.
for TENCH RlNGOLp, Marshal.
January Is mwft15F
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Orphans Court,
alexandria COUNTY. }
January Term, 1891. {

January Term, 1891.
ORDERED,
iTHAT the executrix Of Jacob Lean, de.
l. ceased, Go give the usual notice TO
debtors and creditors, three times week
for two weekr, in the Alexandria Gazette,
and Herald. A copy. Teste
A. MOORE, Rsg'r.
This Is to giUe Notice,
THAT the subscriber, of Alexandria
county, in the district of C olumbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court OF said
county, letters testamentary or the estate
Of Jacob Leap, late Of the county aiore.
said deceased: All persons having clsins
against the said deeedent, are hereby war
ned to exhibit the sams to the subscriber.
with the vouchers thereof, passed by the
orphans court, on or before the 18th day
Of July next. or they may by law be exclu.
ded from all benefit to said estate--and
those indebted thereto. are required to
make Immediate payment. Given under
| my hand this 18th January, 1921.
ANN LEAP,
EYeutrix Of Jacob Leap.
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Public Sale:

On TUESDAY, the 3Olh inst. if fair. it
Onot, the next lair day, at 10 O'Clock, viii
be sold at the auction store, without reserve,
the following very valuable slaves:
JOHN. about 20 years Of age, we'll known
for his honesty, sobriety and industry being
long employed as porter at the auction
storey most excellent servant, calculated
for any kind of business.
DORCAS, abou, 90 years old, a qualified
servant in every department of the house,
particularly as taioress.
WILLIAM, about Is years, brought ur az
a house servant-a hand y good boy.
AND
EMILY. about 8, an intelligent, active
child.
Those servants being sold for no fault, 1t
is earnestly desired that persons wanting
such for their own use, would call aud en-
gu re concerning them.
By order of the trustree.
S. A. MARSTELtER.
jan 10 tust30
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For Rent.
Dictrict Of Columbia,

.aLerandriG County, SIS.
ETAS committed 10 the jail for this
w county as runaway, on the goth
Instant, a negro woman, named CHARl-
TY, 22 or % years OF age, quite black, and
OF good appearance, rather above the COM
mon size Of women, she says she is the pro-
perry OF John Wright, OF Loudon county,
Va. TO whom she was sold by Mr.. Bran
ham. (miIler) at Nichols mill, tor a term
Of wears. The owner OF the above woman
!, Icouired TO come forward, prove proper
". pay charges and take her away, other
wise she will be disposed Of as the law d.
-rc,s. AND. ROCNSAS ELL,
;,nu,rv o5 Jaior.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Office,

T>HEsubscriber respectfully informs his
L friends and the public, that be intends
constantly to keep on hand and for sale,
ready made clothes Persons who have any
second hand clothing for sale would do we'll
by calling on the subscriber, as he wishes 10
purchase. and will give liberal prices for
the same. Gentenen's servants ard slaves
who may have such clothing to dispose Of,
will bring with them proper orders authoriz-
ing them to sell, as he Is determined not to
deal with them on any other terms.
Jan 10 JOHNNY BANCROFT.
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kerr q titZ Hugh

HAVE received further supply Of tick
IL cts in the GRAND NATIONAL LOT
Terry, Fourth Glass. now drawing, Au-
thorizsd by Cong ess for the erection of two
public School.Houses, Peniten,iary and
Town-Hall. Present price OF tickets II
dollars. ian Is
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SALTS Al AiCIf9N.
Marshal's sale.

WILL ,e Is s 90 hE 8 sl:I AZ the the FPs s
day Of February next, all the right, title,
and interest, OF Richard Arell, Christiaha
Lowe, and Phoebe Moore, in and to cef-
tain Lot of Ground, with two Tenemems
thereon, situate on Wilkes street, betwe. o
Royal and Fairfax streets TO satisfy three
executions-one in favor of Ira Drew-al-
so one in favor OF Robert Young, judge,
&c. and the other in favor of Cook 4 Glaze.
against said ArelI, Lowe & Moore.
D. MINOR, D. N.
for TENCH RINGOLD, Marshal.
January Is mwttI4F
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Notice.

THE subscriber having obtained from
L Tue Orphans Court OF Fairfax County,
Va. letters testamentaly on the estate Of
Jacob Heinensdn, deceased. does hereby
nntiiy all persons having claims against The
decedent, to present them with the vouch.
srs thereon, without delay, and those in.
debted thereto 10 make immediate pay.
ment. THOS. JACOBS. EXT.
anuary % tu&f2w*
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Indian Queen Hotel,
WASHINGTON.

TINE undersigned, late OF the City Ho-
Il Tel, Alexandria. having takenthe Hote!
on Pennsylvania .auenue in Washington
City, so well known whilst in the occupancy
of Mr.. John Davis, by the name of Dauis's
Hotel, presents himself to the public for such
share of their favor as his arrangements may
merit. Having been for the best years of my
lite engaged in business of this description,
| Hatler myself shall be able to give general
sati,iaction.-Of this the public may rest as
sured, that no pains shall be spared to &C
commoda.e customers travellers, and others;
nor any care or expense omitted in procuring
the bes, viands, liquors. and forage, with
good beds and stabling.
nov Is N JESSE BROWN
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For Freight, to the West-In-
dies or a Southern Port.

sss.N The, pcrior schr ANN, Bar
sssst} nabas Webb, master, burthen loco
bbls. will be ready to receive cargo in a
few days. Apply to WIN. FOWLE 4 Co.
Who have received, for sale, by the above
vessel,
TOO casks Thomastown lime
Sooo feet merchandise lumber
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Orphans Court.

.Alerandrsu county,
January Term. 1891.
ORDERED, That the administrators OF
~ PETER SHERRoN, deceased, do insert
the usual notice to debtors and creditors, 3
times week for four weeks in the Alexan-
dria Gazette and Herald. A copy.
Teste, A. MOORE. Reg.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscribers, Of Alexandra ceun-
ty. in the district Of Colur bia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court ofsaid county let
tiers testamentary on the estate of Peter
Sherron, late OF the CO. aforesaid, decd.
All persons having claims against the said
decedcnt are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscribe RS nth the vouchers
thereof, passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the 18th day Of July next, or
they may by law be excluded from all ben
eft to said estate and those ndebtedithere
to ale required to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of Js-
nuary. 1890. JOHN RICHARDS;
HUGH SMITH.
Jan Is Executors of Peter Sherron.
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House Of Industry.

TNHE House of Industry is now in opera
Il ton for the delivery OF Work L Soup
to the poor as usual-donations from the
benevolent wiil be most thankfully received
either in money, wood, vegetables or arti.
cles OF clothing, and will be faithfully ap.
piled.
Private families can be supplied With
good Soup at SIX cents per quart.
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