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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
EDTCATION

VIE public are respectfully informed that the subscriber
WIN open his SCHOOL at Little Yale, pear Oxford in
Nm0'e ON the 18th of January next and discontinue II
on thc 10Th OF December following. There will he yacs
uon OF one summer month The subscrief will he ,rc
pared TO teach the Latin and Greek languages Writing,
arilhmett English Composition and Geography The fees
"r tuition and board, including washing and lodging, will
ne ninety collars for the term often months The suscr
per mas 10 MS possession references and testimonials which
ne Pesunes viii be fully satisfactory any gentleman who
may ne posed to examine them lie promises unremit-
h ugenee in the discharge Of the duties the school
anu invites those interested TO visit him. any time uing
me session. to ascertain the progress of the pupils he
therefore confidently trusts he shall be favoured with due
share of public patronage.
RUFUS CHANDLER, A M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06

WAsmyGToS, December g.-Ths is the
day fixed for the Meeting of the Seventeenth
Congress ofthc United States. A large pro-
portion of the Members have already ar
rived, and there is no doubt of the formation
of a quorum of both Houses. at the CapitoI.
at the hour Of IL to-day.
The first business Of the House of Repre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
EMIGRATION

WHEELING, Nov. give are credibly in
formed that lOl Wagons and family carriages
Rave passed through this place the present
week, containing emigrants for the fertile re-
glons of the west. Aud during the same time,
10 Hat bottomcd boats passed here, mostly
filed with families. fGn,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
SENATE.

MISSOURI.
John Scott.
Deiee0teS.
MICHIGAN TERRITORY.
Solomon Sibey.
ARKANSAS TERRITORY.
james WoOdson Bates
Nj Sharpe is the returned member, but it is said
That Cadwallader d. Golden is 50 clearly entitled 10
tho seat, that Mr.. S. Will not claim IT,
In like manner as above, Mr.. McCulloch is The
returned member but John FindIay is said TO be cqu
taby entitled TO this seat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGREss.

MONDAY, DEC. D, 1891.
This being the day appointed by the Const-
tuition for the commencement Of the first Se.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06
SICKNESS AT ST. DOMINCo

Captain HEATING, of the brig Neptune, of
Portland, arrived at New York on the e8th,
from the city of st. Domingo, reports, that it
IS very slckly both there and on the Main
lie had been in most distressed situation,
haTing ont one man before Tie mast, the rest
sick or dead, Of the yellow Fever. He had
experienced, also, as will be seen under our
marine head, a severe gale, in which his boat
was stove, fore channels carried away, and
other damage sustained. fBaH. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-12-06

Colonel Hindman and major Irvine, of the
United States army, and captain Twiggs of
the marine corps, arrived in town on Sun
day last from New York. The two first
gentlemen are on their way to St. Augustine,
ior the purpose of attending court martial,
oil winch Colonel Hindman is president We
understand that general Winfield Scott Is
expected in town in few DAYS, from whence
nc will proceed southwardly. The object Of
his visit is to inspect the different military
posts and Notifications in this quarter.
Savannah Republican.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Peter D'DUnne,J.

DE it known TO Peter O'Donnell, tescbed
- by proie son who sailed from Belfast
18th May, bound for port in the United
States, (it is supposed Balti'nore,) tn, bis
wife and family. consisting of SIX ehoren,
have arrived al Philadelphia, aid are de,i-
rous of seeing or hearing from him. Any
person having any information respecting
this man will considerably obiige distress,
ed family by letting him know lie is re-
quested on seeing or hearing Of This, TO come
to Philadelphia. or give information where
he may be found. letter, directed I" An
drew Gillespie, gardener. at the corr er OF
Pine and 18th streets, orto James Nc Deyett,
shoemaker. South So -ond, near New Market,
Philadelphia, vii find her.
1crPrinters throughout The Union ar" re-
spsctiuIIy invited TO copy the above, in the
hope Of relieving deep distress.
oct 90 4'gI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
NlLL be sold at public sale, on the Sc.
~ venth day Saturday next, The
27lh inst. at 10 O'Clock. at The Phoenix
Mill, miles fIom Alexandria-all The per-
sonal property Of Jno. Taylor, deceased.
consisting OF household and Kitchen furni-
ture; /; mich COW, So bogs, cart with
gear quantity of -four, bran. shorts, sc.
~ tons pisater.-AIso al the same time will
be sold the balance of said ravIor's lease
to the Ph0nx Mill, being about four
months. Terms al sale, by order OF the Ex-
eCulor.
10 mo "a 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Sales hY 4 nctinn.
ffurs aud peitries.


w Ill be sold at public auction on Mon.
Gay, the l2tb November next. al IL
O'Clock, A. NJ. al Ire Ws'ehuuse OF the 81.
Perintendani OF Indian trade, III Georgetown.
10 lots 10 sun purchasers. The follow my par
Gels OF Furs and Peii'I-s. principally receIv-
Ell tron the United States Indian factories
on me Missouri and upper Mississippi, VIZ.
SIS 10 Beaver
3zuO Rscoou Skins
4e3J Muskrat 60
God Otter do
gil Minks aud Fishers
146 Rabbits
!l3 Wolf
4U2 Cat and Fox
6U3 Bear
30 Cub, and
G058 lbs OF Deer Skins
Aeredn 81 SO days will be given for al
purchases exceeding 200 dollars, on spprcv-
ed endorsed notes.
THOS. L. McKENNEY.
oct l0-enid Sup indian Trade.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29

For Boston,
Az, The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, jr.
&A& master, burhen about 1900 bbls. she
is a very superior vessel, and will be ready
to load in few days, and can take 500 bblS
on freight.
For Newburyport,
ats The good schr. MARY, George
n Howard, master, burthen 900
bbIs and will be dispa' ched Immediately, for
small freight or passengers apply to
J. H LADD T. Co.
Uho have just received by said 0sssels
7tO casks ihomaston Lime
50 bbls Potatoes
SO bushels do
81 NJ Boards
Sept25 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
PAIL sEAagRs.

PAIL BEARERS.
,,sosrsl Scott, General Cadwallader,
C,vfain Biddle, Captain Brown,
g,ior Gamble, Captain Dallas,
HoURsERS.
Attending Physicians.
Cincinnati Society.
Officers Of the Navy.
Oi6cers of the Army.
oEcsrs Of toe First Brigade of Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
CITIZENS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29

For Freight,
s.gS The new and superior brig A
6s ssS DAMS, Rich, master; burthen a
bout 925 hhds. tobacco, or 1900 bbls. -four,
and will Ia few days be ready 10 load. APP
ply to in. LaDo q 10.
Who have for sale on board said brig.
$40 tons Plaster.
Sept2l II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29

Fer Eastport,
.tIs, The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
S:sIs Robert Perry, master; burtben about
RS bbIs. aud viii re ready TO load in lew
days and ants 300 bbls freight. Apply to
JOHN II. LADD9 CO.
Who have Just received per above vessel,
brig James Monroe and schr. .Hancock, - tor
sale now ahoai,
$50 casks rhoTaston lime
70 N. merchantabie boards
60 tons Plaster
go bags pepper
SO bbis brown sugar
36 white lIavana'do
81 81. Croix do
10 boxes mp do
10 or ca. ssweet Malaga wine
halt pipe genuine port 10
80 pieces Russia duck
leases 6ne and common fur bats
Ia puneons West India RUN
90 casks cut nails OF assorted sizss and
Of best quality
&C 9 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Fer Amsterdam.

Fer Amsterdam,
-A The coppereG brig CALCUTTA,
.SS4& I. 5 WinsioS, master, is now load
ing, wi II sail hy Tie 9th 81 October; take
few bids of Tobacco, or small articles OH
freight if offered soon Apply 10
WV FOWLE, l. CO.
For Freight,
~, THE schooner CATHARINE.
.I& Capt. Singer, carries about 900
barrels; is good vessel, will take freight
to any eastern port.
For sale, said schrs. cargo OF 600 casks Of
Thomason lime.
Apply as above
Sept 81 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
NIGHT SCHOOL.

WYNN. A. 5. ROGERS will cumrnsnce 4
w NIGHT SCHOOL,
at the Mechanics Hall, on Monday night
the 18th Of this month. Any patronage b.
may receive, will b. gratefully acsno~ ledg~
ed. oct d3w
Maryland 8 Virginia Tobacco
Wanted BIZ
JOHN II. LADO Il Cox
septe5 v
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29

For Boston.
.kAS, The schnr. Hector. Snow, master,
.eai&will sail On Wednesday next; ior
freight Of 600 bb!s. OF passage apply to
A. i. A ii. ADAMS,
Who huve for Sale,
50 bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bashels q. A. salt
$50 bbis. prime pork
200 mats caSsa
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather
90 doz calf skins
300 reams cap paper
40 hhds Engiisn island molasses
80 Or casks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, ! pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dci:a wine
100 bags pepper
$50 bbls No. rs 2 mac!erel
zoo bbls ground plaster
Boxes Muscal wine
SO bbls beet, No s. g
5 bhs bright vanish.
loo do tar
10 boxes sweet cerdiais
with general assortment Of groceries and
ship chandlery AMI pants; which i'll be sold
low oct 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
For Freight,

IA IViE'V,
YSg The schooner MONROE. N.
tsys2HSa, Noyes, master, carries ahuu,
s,,s.sASsS 100 bbls. IS good vessel, will
t,sfEzEH e ready for cargo in three
days, ana Ill take freight 10 the Pest liz.
dies or an Eastern port. Apply to
WI. FO"LE 4 20.
Wo haze for sale. said schooner's cargo of
so ton, Plaster PARIS
Also, tond,ng.fr, Schr. Only Son, cap: Fuller,
1870 Casks Nails, assorted sizes,
oct 22 tf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
DIED,
READING-ROOM
MARINE JOURNAL

POhT OF dLEAHN UWIa, UO I. "a {.
ARRIvED,
Schr. Malyina, Neal, Patuxeat--tooae-
co. to-. II Laid * Co.
Sloop Rising Sun, Smith, from Provi-
Gsaco, passed up yesterday afternoon.
SAILED,
Schr. MalyiDa. Neal, Patuxent.
arrived October 2S.
s!oop Java, Fowler, five days from n.
York, cargo sugar, tea, rice, dry goods !;
20 B. Hampson & son, 5. Messersmlth'
III Laid l. Co. and different merchants.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-25

e he present legislature, IN Office,
Ve. .;, ,,,e g.rst day Of January, II the year
o''si ,,,,,,sa,,l eight hspdred and twen'y-
p'o -" And Inc prohibition against
affS e,.inr lotteries, he prohihtio1
against aPf-opriaung tn, public Moneys
OR properly ior 'osal orr rate purposes
or ereailns' continuing ALTERING or re-
newing any body polite or Corporate,
wiihuut NE assent Of to thirds OF the
memoers eiecled 70 &c h branch OF the
legislature shall be y ,lfec, take elect
nom the last day OF fehhary next. he
members Of the neutrality-suspicious. shai !,
on the hrst Mondty oiNarch next, take,
and subscribe ant'a'h' or>ah4fmatloa, to
support his c9fsala'lon' 50 lar as tlle
same shal. lhqh be II iofca shefhis,
clerks oil coufties and corders, shall
be elected atthe election helfhy direct
ca to cor'nehco on the hFst Monday Of
| Noyembts III ire year one thousand
ei6ht hundred any twenty-five but trey
sha!lnot enter on'he duties Ct Weir oilieo
before the iirst Day OF Jsnuafy,tasn next
following. I'hf commissions fiaii per-
sons holding ci'il Offices On tie last day
af December fne thousand eight hun
dfed and twenF- two, siallexpire Oh that
day, bit the utisers'tfen IN CEN mission,
may resFec'Rely CONTINUE 10 hold their
SAID o!flses Eltil new appointments or
e!sc'icus saa'l takcfiace ander tbs con-
s'itution' r,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-25
hhnYCU YA'EU RAN.

.slt rom tiic ILLINOIS, Encouragement.
Procecdinge offhs second ANIMAL meet
ing oftAe 4gricaAarai Society ofshe
ssate ef Illinois.
At an annual meeting Of the Agficul-
turai Society of the state Of Illinois, held
at the ssasc.house in the town Of Wanda
La, OIL Monday, the 10Th day Of Deem
Der, ls2l,Mf. Birkbcck, the President,
took The chair, and, in the absence OF
MIR. Dodge, Secretary,
On motion OF Mr.. Coles,
William IL. Brown was appointed
Secretary fro ttnhoee j;
When the President deliv cred the fol-
loving Address
Centlemsa---I am exceedingly graft.
| fed to find rlyseif again in conference
with you on our common interests. ]
E.iave little to communicate TO you OF a
general nature, except my cordial cons
gratuiatiops % tie relief We have cx-
pcricnced from tfe beniaccnt and highly
polite Change Of system adopted BY the
general government in relation 10 the
public lands. IYsllayc, no doubt, avail
! cd ourselves Of these regulations, and
shall ii consequence be enabled 10 ap-
fply to the Improvement OF our farnls
| which isS tho acquisition Of roa! wealth,
very considerable sums, Amounting ID
many cases 10 tie sgltire proceeds Of our
industry, which would Otherwise have
been absorbed by the land oa:ceS From
this happy change in the destination Of
our. funds, anticipate 4 rapid advance II
agriculture and manufactures through
ont tic western country, and especially
| IN this state.
IN regard to cultivation, have fact
10 state which think Of ,nporiance. In
March last | broke up piece OF fresh
prairie, and sowcd il with oa;s, On The
first ploug hing, narrowing them in, but
not tillthe latter end of April, through
a delay IN obtaining; The seed: The crop
was about 50 bushels per acre. III ssap-
tcmher twas ploughed again, and yown
with Barley, which is promising. Int
spring / intend to SOW Timothy ard
Clover. Thus with two plou ghings and
two harrowings may be obtained two
CROPS, and the land brought into state
I to receive grass seeds.
/ In eur quarter Gof the state, the in
crease Of wolves appearsto keep pace
\ wit, the Increase OF live stock, TO our
great loss and vexa,iou. Ipresumc hi.
| is generally The case, and it may be TIC
duty ofthc society to solicit the lcgisla-
gture FOR a law to encourage their de-
structioH. (! recommend the subject TO
your constellation.
Ii the nature and object Of this. institu-
4 ton were hettcr' understood, I conceive
we should receive from our fellow citi-
zens anor1 CORDIAL and ef!cctial sup.
port than we hasf yet experienced. In
my own neishbfhood our transactions
have not yet APPEARED in any shape !;
which may accdlnt for its want Of due
encouragement from that quarter. L
vast some mod viii be adopted by
which The pubLd may be fully informed
Of our plans and proceedings. The i'm
por.ance Of tliislihstitution shouldb be cs,i--
mated by its future prospects; and cur
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-25

premiums 10 be offered tho wear 1899.
The society adjourned until ..o-rpor-
row . O'Clock. p. NJ.
l.. Tuesday, December. II.
The society met pursuant 10 atjoufa-
lment.
The premium for cheese Ca piece of
plate often dollars was awarded 10 Nor
ris Birkbeck, Esq.
In compliance with the lTtIi rule, re-
curing The person te whom a premium
is awarded to give Information on tho
subject in writing explanatory of its
iaerits,t beg to observe, that the cheese ,
which have the honor of presenting to
the society was made from the cniirc
milk of the evening and morning The
separation Of The curd was performed in
a copper vessel, BY the runnet prepared
| in the usual way, which had besl1seycral
months in pickle. The whey was SC pa
rated from the curd by moderate. pres
sure. Cracks in the rind were prevent.
Ted, or closed ilthey occurred, by rubbing
| it with butter; thus preserving The cheese
1 from the fly.
| Its chief merit, however, consist in
ishewing that cheese of ain excellent
/ quality may be made with good com.
moil management from the natural ipsai-
RE pastures ofthis country. that in ques
| ton not having been made out OF the
usual mode or with view 10 the pre-
MUM. ~ ,.e
Should il be desired by Tie societysY
| shall willingly furnish it, at our next
meeting, With mere particular detail
OF our dairy process.
NJ. BlRKBEcE.
Dec. 10, 1921.
Mr. Lockwood from the committee
! appoiEted yesterday toexamine the silua-
ton Of the Treasury, made Tie following
report:
The committee appointed to examine,
the Treasurer books, accounts, and pa
Ip2rs, and report 10 the society upon the
tmanncr in which they have been kept, as
we'll as the, amount Of tie moneys re-
ceiycd, paid Ont, and 10 hand, respect
fully submit the Following report.---
That there has been paid into the Trea-
suFy since the first organization Of this
society, the sum OF $3.50. That the
Treasurer has paid to FL S. Dodge the
sam of S4s, Leaving balance in the
Treasury Of the sum Of 1852, subject to
The order Of the society. The commits
tee further, report, that the books of the
Treasurer are kept in d very neat and
correct manner, aud exhibit a clear and
satisfactory view of the situation Of the
Treasury.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
Drawing Postponed
Until cad dau of .March.

TT is with regret that S. g. NJ. ALLEN
L have 10 anounte TO the public that the
drawing of the GRAND STATE LOTTE-
RY is postponed for ONE MONTH This
is the frs, time they have ever been obliged
to pospone The drawing of any lottery Of
which they have had the management !; and
they Ha,ter themselves that adventures will
excuse them when they observe that the de-
Law is bu, for short time, and when they are
assured that the drawing will POSITIVE
LIZ take place on the 22d day Of March
next.
This is one of the largest Lotteries ever
drawn in this.coun'ry, and when IT is con-
sidpred that il is but about Eight Months
since the scheme was first issued, and sun
dry Lotteries have been pressed upon the Az
,ention of the public during that time, it is
not TO be wondered at that the sale of the
Grand State Tickets has been retarded
And although our sales have not equalled
our exp. Citations. yet we have grea. cause
to be thankful Tor the patronage we have re-
ceived, and are confident that the Lottery
will be closed in manner TO give satisfae-
ton 10 all concerned.
Orders for tickets thank fully received by
S. Nj. ALLEN.
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale from one 10
Il five hundred acres of land, IN the conn
ty of Fauquier, Virginia, great proportion
Of which is well timbered, and possessing all
the advantages Of water, with the capacity
OF easy improvement by the use OF plaster,
to which 1t is most admirably adapted
We're 1t destitute OF every other advantage
than an abundance Of wood, lis locality
would render it very desirable, being aGja.
cent to the town Of Salem, which affords 4
ready marke, Tor that article at all seasons Of
the year as well as for hay and other pro.
ducions Of farm. Within one mile, is an
inexhaustable quarry Of lime, witch sells
low. But short time back this property;
would have commanded thirty dollars ali
acre. great part in cash, is now offered a.
very low price-.one third in bends nov,
due, and the balance al easy instruments If
one, two, and three years. Any person
wishing to purchase such property, will be
well rewarded for his trouble by riding to
Sc" it, where, IN the absence OF the subscrl.
Der, itw ill be shown by Richard kixey,
near the place. A. h. SCOTT.
feb 6 tuths4w
The editor Of the Leesburg Wsshingro-
MAN is requested to publish he above tour
times, and send his account 10 this Office for
payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
Ten Dollars Reward,

1 RE. offered for experimenting and del
=, Z Nrring To ne, or committing to some
lah 81 that get her again, neg'o Sally.
VINO lett my plantation on me cath instant,
aud who is 81, posed lo be barhored IN The
T. ighiorhuod of this place, or to te conceal
cd ~ Alexandria. She is a dark nuiatto, a
hoCl 20 years OF age. tall and >li,,, and has
cOnsiierahl, impeachment ID her speech,
when hurried in her utterahce. The above
reward VIII be given, it she should be sp-
nrrhendpd IN the state ri Virginia, OF " ith'
in The District of Columbia; aud thirty dol.
l"rs will be paid should she be appreciated
In Any state north of the said state and DIS
trict BUSHROD WASHlNG1 ON.
Mount Vernon March 5 d6tmwfSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
Orphans Court,
march 9

Alsrandria County,
March Term. 1871.
ORDERED; that the executors of Susan
~ Harlshorne, deceased, do give the
usual notice to debtors and creditors three
times in the Alexandra Gazette and He.
raid. A copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Register.
This /, to giOe notice,
THAT the subscribers, OF Alexandra
county in the district OF COLUMBIA, Eaye Of.
tanned from the orphans court OF said conn
ty letters tastamentarY on the estat Of Su.
san Hartshorne, late of the county afore-
said deceased: All persons having claims
against the SAID decedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereoflto the Subscribers, passed BY the or
phans' court. on or before the Sd day OF
September 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 our hands
this 81 day Of March. 1921.
WIN. II. MILLER,
JOHN WOOD,
marcb 3 Executors
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08

Beet, Pork, Nhl, ley, &C.
StAMUEL MESSERSMI H, offers for
~ sale,
iUn his, New York prime beet and
pork.
l5U abs. Baltimore whiskey
80 hhds. Muscovado sugar.
Co boxes superior powder tea
25 or. casks Sicily Made,ra wine
Is do do Coin =nar do.
20 do sweet Malaga
pipes do
hhds Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin
So sacks Liverpool blown salt
! ' 20 T5s5 cap PAPER.
90 bundles sugar loaf
60 do .heathins
90 do band box boards
7 bags black pepper
81 boxes mould candles
dc soap
+ casks Goshen cheese,
ma ch 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-08
Orphans Court,
alexandra County. 100,
yHdTch Term. ~

March Term.
ORDERED,
TSHAT the executor OF Thomas Murray,
/ deceased, do give the usual notice 10
debtors and creditors three times in The A.
lexandria Gazette and Herald. A copy.
Teste. A. MOORE, Register.
This Is to gre .NOttcs.
THAT the subscriber, of AL. xandria
county, in the district Of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the orphans court of said coun,
ty letters teslameEtary on the estate OF Tho
mas Murray, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased All persons having claims a
gainst the said decedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof to the subscriber. passed by the.
orphans court, on or before the Sd day of
September next. or they may. by law, be
excluded from all beneftio SAID estate; and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under ny hama
this Sd day OF March, 1891.
VIM. VEITCH,
march 8 Executor!