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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
BALrrMoRs- lime Is

BALTlMoRE, June Is.
we this day present our readers with for.
eignadvices received via New York and Bos
ton TO the first Of May. The Summary
which We copy from the New York Com.
Herciai Advertiser, offers to our readers an
excellent synopsis of the most important
1tem', end The various articles in detail copied
from Other papers possess considerable int.
rest, though they are not of that ssnguinary
Character which the eprculators in human
misery anxiou.iy anticipated.
The efforts OF the brave but unfortunate
Gen. PEPE, to establish the freedom of hi.
country. il will be seen, have drawn upon
him the oblogoy Of the English aud French
presses, who, having failed in their stteIpp,s
to imPugn the motives of the General, tho
their utmost ingenuity has been exer,ed for
that purpose, have resor,ed to that petty
subterfuge, ever attendant upon little minds.
of attempting 60 riiicule that which their de
based principles inhibi. them from properly
estimating.
The following paragraph dated Paris 30th
April, and several extracts nj letters which
we PubiIsh to-day, confirm the suggestions
heretofore made, that there is strong ipcli,
nation among the allied monarchs to inter.
NEEDLE with The existing state OF the Spanish
monarchy.
owe have no positive news as to the &C.
tual state of affairs in Italy.
"ihe passage Of Russian and Prussian
troops through France is confidently EXP ect.
ed here, in order 80 attack and reduce Spain.
1t is also said that they have demanded that
Little Metz and Strasbourg shall he given up
20 them, IN order to strengthen their opera
tIon', snd that our government is disposed
To grant to chem. NE shall see Schdt tic
Spaniards (who have spent 10 months in
boastings and vain rhodOmontades) will do
t!ren.'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
As many runours have been afoat in
this city, and will probably spread
with considerable exaggeration in the
country, respecting certain alIedged
transactions in the Farmers Bank Of
this city, we deem it due to the stock.
holders, TO the state, and TO every eiti-
zen who is concerned In the ennduct of
public institution, to state the facts
as far a they have been aseerrained -
IL appears, that within few days past
it was discovered BY the Cashier that
the books Of the Bank for the last year
were forced TO balance, by The last -Ae.
eountant; that il was found the books
mad not balanced since the year 1918;
tnat upon stating the circumstance Of
Forcing n balance TO the accountant,
he admitted the fact, and aseribed his
cCnceaimeut Of it to his apprehension
Oh the resentment Of the cashier; he
protested at the same time in the most
soiemn terms that he had improperly
touched one cent Of the funds Of the
bank, nor had be permitted one Of bis
Trends to do it; that be had been una
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

ing Ie cases of mummies. On enc OF them
was the following inscription IN Creek
"The tomb of Tphon, son OF Heraciius
Softer and Sansposis He was born on the
second day of Athur in the fifth year OF
Adrian, our Lord. He died on the 2oth OF
the month Mechier, the 18th year OF the
same (Lord) at the age six years two
months, and twenty days" As ADRIAN
commenced his reign in the HIN year OF
the Christian era, the inscription IS 1921
years old. -
A me citing OF Bachelors is advertised in
the New York papers to be held at the Auc-
ton Hotel, ito take immediate measures to
counterfeit the very alarming tendency OF a
bill now before the Legislature, to tax them
for the support Of female literature; or, in
other words, to drive them into matrlmony
against their inclinations. We would sug-
gest to those gentlemen, the propriety OF
changing their meeting at the AUCTION Ho-
TEL, to public sale. IS there is no doubt
the city of New-York will furnish many
far bidder. (Bah. FED. Gdz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
From the Literary Gaaetts.
NEW COMMERCIAL EXPEDITION O.

NEW CohMEhCiAL EXPEDITION OF
THE RUSSIANS TO BULGARIA..
Bucharla is the most fertile part of
Tariary, Inhabited by branch OF the
UsOcck artars, bordering on Persia
and Hindostan. From its proximity
to these two nations it has attained a
higher degree OF civilization than other
Tartar tribes. The Usbeck Tartars
are Of yellow brown complexion, and
have black hair; like tie Persiaus.
they followed the doctrines of Maho-
med; and they have adopted from their
neighbours, the inhabitants of Iribet.
the custom OF frequent tca-drinking.
They carry Oh a brisk trade with Per
sia and Hindosian, particularly with
the province of Cashmere, for The pur.
poses Of which Arabians and Jews re.
side there. The Bucharian traders
bring among other goods, Persian Ear.
pets and silk stuffs, from Persia, and
valuable s!aNls from Cashmere to the
s.uth of Siberia, where great fair for
this trade is established at Alacariew.
1t is Conducted by means of caravans.
and all the gouds arc carried thither
OH cainels. On this account, and from
the nature of the roul, the Bucharia
trade has great resemblance to that
OF Africa; the way lies through deserts,
and is rendered as unsafe by the rapa
cinus kirglse tribes, as in Africa by
the wandering Arabs, who live under
tents. The object Of the present Rus
siah commercial expedition therefore
Is to give 1t more decisive direction,
and to provide better than has hereto.
fore been done for the security of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

We are authorised and re4uesteu |"
nounce to the electors of The Consre','D: :.
district, composed of the counties oil c.,
William, Loudoun and Fairfax, 'na' -,
NOR BAILEY, esq. is a candidate '0' ~
sulfrages at the ensuing election
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
The Eleventh Commandment.

In the debate on Mr.. Selden's resolutions
lIhe Citation question: au advocate Of the
mea: ure having stated that Mr.. Madson's
resolutions OF 1899 ought to be received as
the poll cal Bible OF this country:
Mr.. Blackburn said he hoped the country
had not arrived al such state ofmoral tur-
pilude and degradation as TO recognize any
other standard OF morals than that to be
found in the Scriptures Of the Old and New
Testaments, and ,pitouIzed in the deCa.
logue; but if permitted, without presump.
ton or profanity, he would say hat taking
our political reiatt0n> Into view there ought
to be an ei>ysuth commandment, IN these
words: Thou shalt not, nor shall thy wife,
thy son or ihy daugh CT, ny man servant or
thy maid servant, the stranger or sojourner,
within thy gates, ddrs in any wise TO men
ton OF hint at dissolution of the Union ~
And then, IN style peculiar TO hlmselJ.w went
ON to depict the dcngers and horrors Of a
dissolution,
.Nezv- York, .WGrch IA.
We are sorry to have TO mention another
instance OF the deficiency of goods of re-
cent Importation, not from France, but from
England. In all invoice of 81 packages of
Manchester goods which were examined
Yesterday and the day before at the public
store, seven cases OF muslins and ginghams
mora Cnund IN have been robbed of from
one bali to three quarters the quantity char
sed, the remainder beng loose in The cases,
nothing having been substituted in their
place, The amount OF the robbery is about
$500 sterling. Ii will be hard case il the
importer is subjected to the loss, and the
Circumstance will have tendency TO impair
he confiG ence which has hitherto been Iet
in the transmission OF merchandise.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
LATEST FROM THE NETHERLANDS SQUAD
RON


C,,t Halves. of the RamdolloIday. ar
rived at New York. left at Gibraltar the U.
6. shin Peacock. Capt Brown, last from
Por, Mahon. where he left the Columbus
"a, Com. Bainbridge The Spark had gone
10 Barcelona from Mahon with the Ameri-
can consul. the officers and crew in good
health. The Peacock was 10 convoy store
ship, which was expected every day IRON A
menca. few days before leaving lvaca,
there was proclamation issued, that the
Plague had ceased al Mnorca, and vessels
were admitted free. Salt plenty aid good.
Il is said Com Porter is TO proceed to the
Pacific Ocean, in a line OF battle ship,
with two irgates. to protect the American
merchantmen in that sea. Bal. Pat.
We are informed tina. Major Genera.
Brown and Brgadiers Gaines and Scott,
are retained in service under the new regu-
la,ion of the army and that they have been
ordered on to Washington. (Fsd.Gaz.
Gen. Bernard. col lotion, capt. Poussin,
U. S. engineers, capt. Elliott, and midship-
man Howell, of the navy, embarked on Sa-
,urday last, on board the revenue schooner
Gallatin, to examine the different fOrtihca-
tions on the sea board. 10 the southwark OF
this post. Charleston Courier, 9Th inst
Philadelphia. Mar. Is.
.Nr Forbes has arrived at Buenos Ayres
from the United States His reception
from the public authorities and private clti-
zens of that place, was very hat,ering 10 our
countrymen.
The steamboat Dolphin arrived al Nash
vile, Tenn. OH the Slsl OF February, from
Plttsburg, after performing passage of
1900 miles in seven days and one hour. op-
pcsed most of the time by strong head
Winds and rapid current tor goo miles up
the Cumberland river
A coroner's inquest was held last evening
by Lambert Thomas, Esq. on the body of
new born male yellow child, in the woods
near Stansville, on the new cut road. The
verdict of the jury was" that it came to its
death by the hands of some person or per-
sons unknown" 1t appeared in evidence
that a dog was mangIing The body when il
was first discovered.-Buh Pat.
A late Missouri paper says, man whose
name is johnson, was lately convicted OF
forgery. When the verdict was pronoun-
ced, the prisoner repeating the word guilty,
drew pen-knite, and gave himself stabs,
which will probably relieve Inc exec uloner
from an unpleasant Office
Ertract from Gibraltar. dated Jan. 10.
From the lst to this day it has blown a
tremendous gale from S. W. The briggs
Adcline, OF Boston, and EuniCe and Actress
ut New York. and maay others are on the
shore"
VIRGINIA TEGTSIATURF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

NoTE 40 roubles are palo 70 ''
Kirgise tor every camel TO buena dn, G.
good camel carries rs puds, or a'0u'
pounds.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
THE UNICORN.

In the torty-seventh number OF that inva-
liable ork, the Quarterly Review, receiv-
ed from our correspondent at London, we
find another amusing and interesting article
in relation to the Snowy Range OF the Eiyma
laYa mountains. forming that stupendOus
buttress which supports on the south the
celebrated Table Land of Central Asia
The article Of which we speak, is review
of tour through part of these mountains,
TO the sources of the river Jumno and G all
yes. 10 the course OF the review, the wri-
ter introduces letter from British officer
comma nding in the billy country east of
NepauI, to the marquis OF Hastings, stating
that the Unicorn, SO long considered as a
fabulous animal, actually exists at this mo-
lnent in the interior Of Tibet, where it is
well known 10 the inhabitants. The des-
cription of the animal corresponds exactly
with the Unicorn Of the ancients. The
boots are divided, and the size that OF a
horse fiom twelve to thirteen hands high:
IeISc anu cAti0hCIy WIN, sc'dp" u C'oi
caught alive; but frequently shot; and that
the flesh is used for food. The person who
gave the information 10 the author Of the
letter, (Msjor La,terl has repeatedly seen
these animals, and eaten the flesh of them
They 60 together in herds like wild buffa-
loes. The drawing accompanying the let
tershows seine resemblance to horse, but
has cloveD boots. long carved horn, grow
ing Out OF the forehead. and boar-shaped
tail, From lis herdng together, observes
the reviewer, as the Unicorn in scriptures
Is said TO do, as well as from the rest of the
description, it is evident that it cannot be
the rhinoceros, which is solitary animal.
- (Com. .3dD.
MUMMIES.
Some Arabs, who were digging near
Gourns, in Thebes, during the month of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
MUMMIES

Some Arabs, who were digging near
Gourns, in Thebes, during the month of
last, discovered a tomb contain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

Extract from Gibraltar. dated Jan. 10.
From the lst to this day it has blown a
tremendous gale from S w. The briggs
Aitlne, OF Boston, and EuniCe and Actress
ut New York. and maay others are on the
shore -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

It is said Com Porter is TO proceed to the
Pacific Ocean, in "a line of battle ship,
with two irigates. to protect the American
merchantmen in that sea. Bal. Pat.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

A late Missouri paper says, man whose
name is johnson, was lately convicted of
forgery. When the verdict was pronoun-
ced, the prisoner repeating the word guilty,
drew pen-knite, and gave himself stabs,
which will probably relieve Inc execulioner
from an unpleasant Office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

We are informed tina. Major Genera.
Brown and Brigadiers Gaines and Scott,
are retained in service under the new regu-
la,ion of the army and that they have been
ordered on to Washington. Cfsd.Gaz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19

The steamboat Dolphin arrived at Nash
vile, Tenn. on the 2lsl OF February, from
Plttsburg, after performing passage Of
1900 miles in seven Days and one hour. op-
pcsed most of the time by strong head
Winds and rapid current tor goo miles up
the Cumberland river
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
For Halifax.

For EastpOrt,
EE The good sehr ENTERPRiZE,
SN3 Nathaniel Ames, master; huIthena
bout 1900 bbls and will we're soon De rea ny
20 load
Also. for freight,
III The good schr. NANCY E; Perry.
T2s master; hur,hen about Hoo barrels,
and vii! be ready IL load; in preference 10 an
eastern port. Apply TO n,c
JOHN H.LAOD& Co
Who have for sale,
500 tons plaster
60 casks fresh Tbomaston lime
aug is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
mo. 6180.
Just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book.
IL store, price dollar, So
THE HISTORY
OF THE
REFORMATION,
Just Published

/ Being an abridgment Of Burnet's History Of
the Reformation of the Church OF England.
Together with sketches of the lives Of Luz
Their, Calvin, aud ZuingIe, the three celebra'
ted retornlers Of the continent. BY the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector ofthe Parish
OF ST. Aundre, Virginia. ,.....,...
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perCsa' OF
an abridgmeDt of the history OF the reiorna-
ton. prepared for public alton by the Rev.
b. Allen, 1 with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving il my humble recQmnen
datiOn.1 1t contains the history OF all the
important facts as narrated by Burnett, and
to those who have not the time or the meanp
of c"nsulting that writer, must prove INTEL
esting and valuable. There being a consi-
dersble class OF persons under these circumI
stances, such work has been wanted. and
think. the present one will be highly ac-
ceptahle, as serving to meet the existing ex@
igency WILLIAM H, WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s. 1921
Madeira Vine. Patent Shot. &c.
WILLIAM GILLIAN.

Madeira Vine. Patent Shot. &c.
WILLIAM GILLIAN.
las received per brig Hehe, J. V. Pratt,
II master. direct from Madeira,
pipes old l.. P Madeira wine, from
Murdoch, Yuille, Wardrop g. Co.
And from Philadelphia,
] ten patent Shot. assorted from BIB.
to No. I
IN STORE.
10 cases fresh salad oil containing 80
TASKS each,
IL boxe. sperm candles, perior quality
S;:s sss: '; ;: I'd s s'
Loaf lump and brown sugars,
f9 ssa Il ME-. p, ,s""s''f'' Wines.
COgnaC brandy,
Holland gin,
AAo'; ES.;,s and Rum.
Green and st. Domingo coffee, together.
With a general -sortment of
Other Groceries.
sept. II dlw-5aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
SOUTHERN MONEY.

SOUTHERN MONEY.
I wish TO purchase Bank Notes, checks and
Il approved bills at short sight, on
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Georgia.
NeT- Orleans,
Matches,
Tirgiuia, y
Maryland.
All OF which will be taken al lower rate
OF exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find il much to the il interest 20
call al my Office, 10 make any kind OF ex-
change, or money op rau0Hs.
will also purchase notes OF the Banks OF
Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsy lvanla, Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, and every bank in the
United States, also the banks IN Canada.
can al ali lines furnish checks and bills at
sight. an short dates as may be wanted 10
any amount al the lowest rates on,
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New-York and
Boston.
Please apply at my Exchange Office and
Banking House, Bridge street, Georgetown.
sept go II KOMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
For Freight.

For Freight,
AZ The schr. CATHARtNE, captain
SIssEs'Singer, carries 600 barrels, and VIII
De ready tor cargo IN few days.
App'y TO VIM. F0WLE, & Co. :.
URo hare for sale said schnr'S. cargo 81
$50 casks Thomaston Lime.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
Also, For Freight,

sSH The schr. FIVE SISTERS, Jacob
49, HAYES, master, burtben about Soc
bor.e Is, and will in few days be ready TO
load, and in preference will take freight TO
some northern port, or TO the Vest Indies.
Apply to
J. H.LADD & Co.
Vho have for sale on hoard said vessels
1870 tons excellent plaster.
sept | II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
Braden Morgan e. Co.

Dfaueu W vi Soh W.
;EAVE imported in the ships Wilhelm'na
II s. Belvidera from Liverpool
Fine & super6ne cloths 80,
Do do pelisse, do plain & twlPd
Do do ladies cloths
DO double MILD drab cloths
Flushings. blue, drab T. olive
Flannels, white, red g. yellow
Blankets. rose, point 4 StriPd
Rombazeits, plain d figured
Tartan plads
Nierino shawls
Cashmere do. PLAIN Il embroidered
Plaid table cloths
Robes of various patterns
Fancy waistcoalng
Worsted hose, black, slate J. white
Do gloves T. caps.
Cords and velveieeDs
9-8 cotton apron check
7-8 g. 9-8 steam loom shirtings
e-8 "a cambria muslins
India book muslin
Fancy prints
Patent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks 4. ball twis
Beaver gloves, cotton hose
Black ribbons. galloons, csssinetts,
Shoe thread, sc. $c.
g mo 10 uo'eoo"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
For Bermuda,

III The good schr. ONLY DAUGH-
METER, Matthew Dagget, master; bur-
%sD about 300 bbls and will in a very few
5aysbe ready, and can take 300 bills. on.
freight. =.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
For Freight,
Prunelle Sh0es.

TUST received and for sale complete
y assortment OF Prunella shoes. of the
most fashionable Co!ors, together with hia
and Morocco OF extra quality.
Also,
A general assortment of fine imitation
Beaver, Rorum, Nap'd Woo, and Straw
III A rs,
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices,
by J. II. RUNNELS.
may 96
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
Freight Wanted,

.kA For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
&& Bradford, master; burthen about 500
hhds of tobacco or 1000 bbis flour The
ship 10 good order and ready 10 receive a
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY & SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
GrThe Editors OF the National lntelli.
gencer will please insert the above once
week OF three weeks.
8mo9 1awtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
For Freight,

SM The superior brig ABIGAIL, J.
S&H. Titcomb, master, carries 400
bhis. Tobacco or 5000 hbls. -four, is in
good oder ani will be ready to take car
90 on board in few days.--Apply to
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
HAO haze for sale said briggs cargo Of
5000 bushels St. Ubes SALT.
aug 81 It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-03
Vol. AX1ll
FOR CoweS,

,1 The brig ABIGAIL, j. H Tit
,kD comb master; will sail about the
55t6 inst. has good accom- odatlon'; ana
-. Ill ,skp some passengers on moderate
w.. W.. Apply on board, or 10
6iu''' VIM. FOWLE S& Co.
sent u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-03
Valuable Potomac Land for
sale.


I will sell at public sale on the premises.
4 on LAY tn. 9Th of Dec. that valuable
estate. known A. Stump Neck; situate ~
Charles Co. Nj % miles below Washing
ton, Containing zoo acres, one halt thicky
covered with timber and wood 300 aces
ex'remei, fertile, besides firm marsh OF one
hundred over which cattle Craze al all sea
sons. can he lnciDset by tence ct 2oo
yards The marsh can easily De made III
for cultivation. there being no back or cur
rent water. There are two FIRST rate Herring
fisheries on this estate; vessels of any burden
Law close to thu snore, il is distant from the
nccoouan manufacturing mills only lew
miles. The crop, tue, wond, &c can be go'
10 market with the greatest facility. loa
person desirpu. Of engaging IN The wood
business many advantages ART preseD'ed.-
The improve mems aad small dwelling
house. weli nf water. large new tobacco
house. gIanary. sc -per-"ns Wishing u
view twill Away hay an opportunity, as
the steam Ioi,s iaily pass wIthib leo yds.,
Mr.. Sppske on the premises vii show the
land. Terms, one hall cash, balance IN
GEO MASON.
Guuston. Fd,rfar 20. Pa Mop.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-03
HOUSES, Li,TDS, &C.
office.

Having renie the Aide MILLS
cor term OF years, tender to 'nrir
ssss Old Customers, and to all other per
asl.ons VINO may he inclined to con
6ie in me, every accommodation when
can render them. To such as | am unknown
60, AMI may deem it prudent TO require w.
4 offer unquestioaabIe security TOT lhe 'Aln.
|fnI performance OF every obligation | con-
tract, tor the purchase of wheat or the eH-
change of Hour.
A ton Of plaster can be broke and ground
IN forty-6ve minutes from The moment o o. ue-
livery. by pair of FIVE leet Allegaany ourrs'
pryed by nineteen feet water wheel anu
Eve parr of French Burrs, some OF which eA-
ceei IN Ii .neter the former, assure 20 'ne
Farmer ani Merchant as prompt an eAi
s,i,,ure OF Hour; Tor wheat, as the coun'y OF
houdoun Can furnish. .,,,ooN
Aide, Sept. 60, 1921. nov Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-03
Orphans Court,
.iiernndrin Connfy,

.iiPrdRfrtG COhntY,
Sept. Term, 1921, !
ORDERED, that the executor OF John
Ramsay. deceased, Go give the usua no
tice to debtors ani creditors; three times
a week, 3 weeks in tue Alexandra news
papers.
Acopy. Tesse. ,r.,
4. MOORE, Reg. of Wills.
This is to gioe notice.
THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county, in the district of Columbia, has ob,
tanned from the orphans court OF said
county, letters testemestary on the estate
of, John Ramsay, late of the county aiore-
said, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, to the subscn-
Der, passed by the Orphans Courto or be-
fore the 29d day of March next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-and those indebted thereto are
required 10 make immediate payment. Gil
ven nuder my hand this s2d of September,
1921.
COLIN &ULD,
Executor OF John haInsay, deceased
sept g 3a"3W