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WILLLq.M .NEALE s. co.

(soUTH SIDE oE THE MARKET BRIDGE,)
DEG inform their friends and the public, that
ID arrival of the Hannah Elizabeth Captain Hand,
placed them i'm possession of considerable additional
supply of FANCY & STAPLE GOODS (which renders
their nearly complec-They in hourly
pec,ation of still further supplies, which will continue
arrive by packets from New York and Philadelphia the
consider unnecessary parcuarisc the articles
prsng their assortment they determined keep
constantly hand every useful and fashionable article in
line business that be procured in the best
fbat .hc country affords and having experienced
partner resident North they attcr themselves
they will promise their much when they
add their arrangements such as enable them
give goods equal terms any house In the country.
Nav 13. S-tf
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
EOHN WILLIAM GILLIAT have received in store,
- and offer for sale reasonable terms, hoce
Of best London CLOTHS and CASSINIERES,
selected with expressly for this market
adapted the Also, A. Irish Linen, Sd Sheet
ngs 81 bird Diapers Diaper and Damask Table Linen
3S Dovas and Drogheda0 Or. Casks of very superior
old L. +. Madeira WINE
And daily expected by the ship Constitution from Lon
don, further supply of the very finest Cloths and CASH
ereswhich will also be offered for sale landed
April 81 lift
county, living near Moore's Old Ordinary, posted
The Goth OF MAY, BAY HORSE, with blaze face, about
10 and half inches hgh about years old his right
hind foot white half the foot lock- small white
streak around his right hook and has avery busy
appraised 10 40 dollars, by George W. Bell, Benjamin
Watson and John Watson.
June 8. Ste
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DTSSOLUTTON-

1.-THE connection in business transacted at eaville
Halifax county, Va. by the subscribers under the firm
OF BRUCE WILLIAMS, prior the first day of March
on that day dissolved by Debts
due to the concern will be collected by Bruceand
by him all debts due from il will be paid
JAMES BRUCE,
June 5, s-at CHARLES b. WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted the estate of SAMUEL PAINE
deceased are requested make immediate payment
to me being desrous to close the administration
possible indulgence cannot be granted any,
having claims against the estate requested make
them knownto ORFIS PAINE,
administrator Of Samuel Paine, deceased.
IS
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NEGROES .ATAtJCTION.

nNFRIDAY the 18th inst. at IL o'clock, 0or 70 likely
~ and valuable negroes, consisting of men, women and
boys will be sold before auction door-for cash.
| Jme5. SIT ROBERT GAMBLE, Auttonecr.
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Warrenfon Female academy.

WdrTenfOn Female .4cademg.
1.-THE semi-ennual examination in this Academy will
commence on "Wednesday, the 18th of June, and
unue for three days Immediately after which, the bust
ness OF the second session will be entered upon there
Ing no summer vacation.
The system OF instruction embraces complete course
OF English literary education, from the rudimens
astronomy the terms for which, with board and washing
are 10 per session.-Music dancing, and drawing.
taught but for each of them separate charge made.
Each young lady is TO furnish herself with coverlid
pair of sheets, blankets and towels.
All the scholars board with the Principals are
course always under their guardianship expendi-
lures are regulated by system Of strict economy.
JOSEPH ANDREWS, p..,,
THOMAS p. JONES, i'h'iPNs'
Warrenton, IN, O. June 1. 7L5t
LII persons having claims against JOHN GRAHAM,
4 n deceased, are requested TO make them known.
WALTER DUN, Executor
of John Graham, decd
Nov. 10. 5f-tf
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WISH TO PURCHASE
FORTY LIKELY YOUNG MICROBES

GAY men, women and boys--for which viii pay specie
- or United States money. Any person having s,.si Cor
sale, viii please apply IN Mr. Peter Dnpys Board
ing House to Mr. James s. Smihers At the ,ci Tavern
June D. Ste JOHN w. UUNDLEY
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NOTTCE

NOI1CE.
VIE stockholders ofthe Richmond & O15ornes Turnpike
company are required to pay further requisition OF
five DoLARS ON each share of stock held by them on
the 18th July next.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
Il. NJ. CARRINGTON, Treasurer
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CLARK,S OFFICE-

OLtIth - VI flCE,
Northscest Corner of Ca!reyt dr Market Streets.
- BALTIMORE, 18th June 1921.
Scheme Of the Maryland State Lottery
Prize of 10000 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
Prize of 10000 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
Prize of 10000 Dollars, Is 10000 Dollars
Prizes of 5000 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
~ Prizes of 1,00ODolars, is 10000 Dollars
SO Prizes of 100 Dollars, is 5000 Dollars
1O0 Prizes of so Dollars, is 5000 Dollars
so Prizes of 20 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
ooOo Prizes OF 10 Dollars, is 10000 Dollars
6675 Prizes 10000 Dollar,
1925 Blanks Not two blanks TO prize-al PAYABLE in
cash. Subject to a ded,cfio,, Of 4 perct. only.
1000 Tickets at o'Dollars, is 10000 Dollars.
The whole lottery 10 be completed in thirty drawings
First drawn 5000 blanks will be entitled TO 10 dollars each
II The drawing TO take place shortly in the city OF
Baltimore and TO be completed with all possible dispatch.
Tickets dollars Quarters %
Halves 80 Eighths 12t
Scheme Of the University Lotteru.
Prize of $1,000 Dollars, is $1,000 Dollars
Prize of 10000 Dollars is 10000 Dollars
Prizes of 5000 Dollars is 5000 Dollars
20 Prizes of 1000 Dollars is 10000 Dollars
~ Prizes Of 500 Dollars is 5000 Dollars
LOG Prizes of 100 Dollars is 10000 Dollars
20 Prizes of 20 Dollars, is 1000 Dolars
oooo Prizes of 10 Dollars, is 5000 Dollars
, 6,SS5 Prizes 10000 Dollars
1SO65 Blanks
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Board Of Public Works.
A CALLED MEETING of the President and Director.
OF the Board Of Public Works, will take place
Capitol in this city Wednesday, the Goth day of June
next Punctuai attendance is requested.
By order Of the President,
BERNARD PEYTON,
Secretary of the Beard of Public Works.
March so. 10S-tdm
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The Miss TTnb,hs' Boarding School,
NO. 10, HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE.
VouNG LADIES are boarded and instructed in all the
IL different branches of English Education with particu-
lar attention Needle Work. both useful and ornamental
at the rate Of $50 dolls per Bed, bedding and
washing either separate charge or provided for by the
parents.
Drawing and Painting, 10 4"
French, IS
Dancing5 with 5 entrance for be-
gnners, IS
Payments to be made quarterly, and quarter always
in advance.
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS
The different branches Of English education, S II.
u The ornamental branches as above
May 10. St
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PROCLAMATJON

ny ;cngJor General .4ndreto Jackson, Gorernor
ne PooUinces Of the FYoyidas, exercising
me poicers Of he Captain Generd anil oCMe
t"tendant ofHte Island Of Cilbo. orey The said
Tor'nceS' and Of he Governors # said pro-
g g.n respectfully:
Uhereas. by the seventh article Of the treaty
Sonc'uued between the United States and
5palu on On the 22d day Of February, 1919, and
uuly ratihed, II was stipulated that'the" officers
a'o !'o4ps of His Catholic Majesty in the Ter
ll'Iies hereby coded TO the United States shall
"e 'e.'tn,araicn, and possession ofthe places oc-
r ,pse by them, shall be given within sis
.nonths aiteT the ratification ofthe treaty. or
Jpouer u possible" And whereas, il has this
%H"y oren made known to me, that the follow
"e oiHcers OF His CsshcIic Majesty, to wit
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MRS. WHITE.

(N.r door u Wa. 4 D1vti Kg'c's Wort-t BciIgeJ
5AS Just received by the Budget. from New York ono
rase " the most elegant LEGiOB rs ever offered n,
The Richmond market from thirty dollars per Bonnet
dressed Also, 10 cases superior quality Bgnnsts from
up 10 dollars each-sraw trmmhg6gured white satin
rtDJns pas docapes, caps and coliarets-Iadics hair
curls AID hair bTa;dss aud velvet bonnetsQnrs ~.
sence Oh Tyre for changing light rel, grey hair a per.
ancn black or browniOw lands do.ROw lands Nacassar
o-A0iique oils aud pomatumspearl Of white and rouge
Tor beauying Tire skdOue distilled Lavender and 90
0gnc wacr-h0ny and rose waters-amoud, palm, cinua.
mon aud lavender soaps for beaifvng aud
ing The skin rom OppirgNspes and Windsor shaving
sOaFs-Aipine do
~ AL kinds of MANTUA-MARISG executed In thc
most neal ara fashionable manner, ard the shortest notice
- LeEiorn apd ssrsw bonnes whiicaed snd dressed.
tct9oef - iN-NS,f
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SAGACPTY OF A DOG.

Mrs. Arnold, residing in Montreal, was dis
turbed lately, after retiring TO rest, by the
barking of her dog. She sent her little girl
up stairs to look from the window'to see what
caused the dog to bark, when she heard some
person drop something on the pavement and
run from the door. On opeuing the door she
discovered quantity of fine spinters, and
other combustible materials each side of the
door steps, and pair of tongs made of an
iron hoop upon the pavement. The OBJ
ject was evidently to set fire to her house.
" y. Uni[n .1dr
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| Marcos lie Villiers, Bernardo Prieto, Louis
Gayarre, CNlllo Lessassier, Arnaldu Gulli-
mard, Carlos de Villiers, Pedro de Vegas and
Mariana Latady, and who, according to the
said seventh article, ought To have Withdrawn
from the said coded territory with the troops
oil his Catholic Majesty, have without the per-
mission ofthe existing authorities, contrary to
the said seventh article, remained in this city
and lis vicinity; and whereas it has been made
known TO me, that the said officers acting in Il
distinct body, independent OF, and disowning
even temporary allegiance to the government
oil the United States, as existing in the Flor
das, have been engaged in stirring up disaffec-
ton thereto, and in sowing discomfort in the
minds OF the good people of this said province
and whereas it appears that they are the au-
thors of the following false, scandalo,s, and
indecent publication
" In speaking of Col. Calavas appearance before
General Jackson, II. b. ought To have stated, that
none oil the mterroyatories and highly offensive
salons o the General faithfully interpreted
Col Callava, any than the replies of the latter TO
e ioi ner IL was, therefore, of tho power of
chiei, not knowing what said him, to make the
auditory understand how innocent he ol the foul
charges with which his unsullcd honor endeavor-
ed 10 be stained.
Such, in sum- are the observations we had to make
on tic statement of ii. b. and we hope that he and the
public will be convinced that acted from no prii-
ciple OF pusillanimy /; that if the hand, re
s'uddered e roient proceedings exercised against our
Snperior-we knew also what due IA govern
ment which is the friendly footing with our
THE SPANISH OFFICERS,
Resident in this place"
And, whereas, the said publication is calcu-
atcd to excite resistance 10 the existing go
vernment of the Flordas, and to disturb the
harmony, peace, and good order of the same,
as well as to weaken the allegiance enioined
by my proclamation, heretofore published,
and entirely Incompatible with any privileges
which could have been extended to the said
officers, even if permission had been expressly
given them to remain i'm the said province,
and under existing circumstances, gross "a
buse OF the lenity and indulgence heretofore
extended to them.
This is, therefore, to make known to the
said officers to withdraw themselves as they
ought heretofore TO have done, from the Flo
ridas, agreeably TO the said seventh article, on
or before the third day of October next after
which day, if they, or any of them, shall be
found within the floridas, all officers civil and
military, are hereby required to arrest and
secure them, SO that they may be brought be
lore me, TO he dealt with according to law, for
the contempt and disobedience of this, nv
proclamation.
Given at Pensacola, this Goth day of Sep
TENDER, one thousand eight hundred and tween
ty-one, and of the independence of the United
States, the forty
ANDREW JACKSON,
Gorernor Of the FyoridaS, Sc. &C. SC.
BY the Governor
GEO. WALTON,
Secreiuy ef Wet F2or;da
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NEW SHOE STORE

(FUs door Gbore narktt Bridgc)
WE subscribers having connected themselves bust
i under the firm OF
READ & WHITVELL,
Offer for sale general assortment of BOOTS and SHOES
selected Parntaiyfor retailing by of the firm from
The most approved manufactures in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, BY strict attention business and I'm
wGaric exeons give general satisfaction they hone 10
received proportion OF public encouragement
JESSE READ
J.GEO. WHiTWELL
~ An additional supply will he received in few DAYS
which viii MAKE their assortment complete. n. 4 w.
October 49, 4s-2tifJit "
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TRUST SALE

i(l virtue Of deed ~ trust made the subscriber y
~ late Mr. Harry He,h dated the 18th day Of juno s,
ana ol record in the county Of Chesterfield the .t
scrbcr VIII on tue premises Ticsday the 1Ih dan Of H.
cember ner sell y auction the lot nd in Manchester
unguishe ny the number 145, formerly owned md O6c
cd by Andrew Nicoison, doc. There the lot comm
dons wo-story dwelling and all useful outbots
WIN welioi water IN the yard. One hall Of the purch,-
money 10 be paii Gown IN cash-twcsc months crcds H.
the other haif bearing interest from the ,lag or
purchaser to give negotiable and deed Of tr,t -
the property iOt the latter half
October - fs-rrds CHARLES CCPaNsD
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SITUATION NANTED-

A PERSON who has thorough acquaintance with
n Mercantile Busines, is derous Of obtaining situation
rs assistant in Store. healthy place IN the country
would be preferred The advertiser will produce ungIc-
Uonabie testimonials of ability and character.
u line directed 20 G, and left the Office Of this
paper. will receive prompt attention. 49, 2sif
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TRUST SALE

10Y virtue Of deed Of from Die John Adams to Sam
~ ue G Adams and the subscriber, dated the 3Ot of
December 1877 and recorded in Henrco county court in
February thereafter the subscriber surviving trustee will
on the premises and for ready money Tuesday 9Th dan
r. nert month"; sell by auction two lots Of land Richmond
Hill In or the city Of Richmond being onehaf Clere-
mont Square, and adjoining the lots which Mr. John
Parkiili resides, and within the same enclosure.
OrtOber D. Aids CHARIES COPELAND
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WANTS. A SITITATION

YOUNG MAN qualified perform The duties oi a County
aud Superior Court clerk the satisactoryJrecon-
mendations touching his character and qualifications can
be produced
Letters addressed to W. r., Charlottesville Va win lie
attended To- Oct 9s AZ ~
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RICHMOND, OCTOBER gG. IGsI-
Documents, if no.hin,

This territory is fruitful in Documents if po.;n
else IL Yields to-day the follow lug crop:
The Protest OF the Ex-Governor Coypiastr for pn,,
seized Ivy Governor Worthinyton ut 81. Augustine
I'm b. lie was more fortunate than Callava-hs per-
touched.
Commentary by DR.. Bronaugh ON Callava,s Protest.
And lastly, Proclamation issued by General Jackson,
which we received on FRIDAY, in shape of han,i-ll
from the" Foridian" Office and re-publ, TODAY Tor
the benefit OF such readers did receive our POST
script.
We regret this in the drama Of Pensacola The
Governor orders the Spanish officers
cola in four days OF what of these o-
GERS had been guily-wba other excitement and
Justification they had thrown than the mere graph
news laper which is cited in the proclanson We know
not Nor will present stop 10 enquire how far tn,
expressions in the Treaty technically applicable TO
this power he attached 10 Gem jackson ALL and be
ercise in regular manner, he should have considered
himself under the necessity of exercising it, against
the genius Of institutions IL against the of our
people Ii has much Of the features of Alien and Sc
.on laws blended together. Il looks like Span
is power exercised in the spirit ofa Spanish Viceroy II
was but the other day that Gen declared assembled
court IN atone which does the highest credit his cano
that under repulnc ought possess such
as he clothed WITH and which he trusted lii never
tempered down much possible tile exercise of these
powers Would il have been better IL he did posses,
th large range OF authority 10 let il fall gently
could upon those who might have come within its reach
we are very doubtful whether in this particular case the
niIder have suce 10 Keep the peace
We shall wait with little anxiety for the Issue Of this
proceeding.
The Board Health at Norfolk announce that the TOWN
Is oneei more healtly-The Mayor Of Aieranra states
n the Two cases OF malignant fever reported the 18th
are convalesceni and that there danger TO he
apprebended the part OF those having business 10
10 witiin the corporation"
John Gilman and William Reid have sentenced to
death by Judge Brockenbrough in the Superior
Caroline for the murder OF Goats. The tay of exc
cuton is fixed the 9TH December The Judges charge
ON the melancholy occasion will appear i'm next.
In the Superior Court of law for Petersburg Charles
Jones charged with the murder of William c. Royer
found guilty OF murder in the ID dccrce-lnd sentenced TO
the feniteiitary Tor 10 years.
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CENSUS OF VIRGINIA.

we have not yet succeeded in obtaining the
detailed census of this state-as no account,
Distinguishing the whites from the blacks, SC.
has been received from the Uesiern District
Of Ptrgtnia. We have the sum total for each
county in that district-as soon as we can OBJ
tam the details, we shall give them for both
districts. AT present, we content ourselves
with stating III the gross that
The populationin the Eastern districts 881 ,O89
do. Western do. I47, 1874
1,O28,623
Being little more than a million, and about
54,0ol more than the gross numbers report
ed by the last Census.
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NOVICE.

pfIlIloN VIII We presented the Legislature Of Viz
gina ~ thrneN session, PRAYING that may pa
the Commonwealth hHvo IN TIC lots designated
bE Tue letters l., VI md O, in the city of Richmond.
Oct D. f9--w3w JOHN SEANnpOE
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MARRlEplon Saturday the Goth inst by the Rev. 2t
H. Me- y, Nj. MATHEW kEMP oil Gloucester ec.' So onc
Of the heroes of the revolution. the amalc Mi, ELIZA
DETH LYME, aged SO, OF King Queen.
True bliss, il man can rcarhit, i composed
wi hearts in union mutually disclosed. ICsa,n.
On Thsrs!'y he ~, ip>,ly the Rev Pha lofa,,s,
Isaac BoiiANNoNt to Miss sally iloskfNs, both
OF Hing Queen county it.n
Departed is liz, ins at his resilcnc, in Pow
naan and IN the 9Th year Of his age General LITTLE
This gentleman volunteered very Young in the nil
Harry ser,iccof las country. ami daring.
war, in several campaign, in i southern states me was
Lieutenant IN the Continental line Ia HAT & engage,
men IN ue,p5cr i77? uSaiy called the Siege Of Savannah
10y the conbnr, French and american forces, aud Aas ,
s"iIy with Gen Lincoln The cait a;irn ri charvs-
ton Having remained time prisoner of w,r, Nc re-
signed his commission, which tia, II capiain and
returned To us native state General Mo>'v Afterwards nj
the request OF tic Governor of Virginia. rise volunteer
troop oil cavalry to aid in opposing the invasion of Phillips
anu Arnold and with that troop rendered such essential
ice, ha he received for himself company the ihanls
OF the ex' cutve ON OF his military services be
w's some years subsequently, TO the revolution
Colonel of the Militia of Powhalan finally, in 1902 was
promo,d ny ne LEGISLATURE TO the command OF the m brig.
OF the statewhich
the close oi 'to late conflict with Great Britain.
This gentleman in civil life acted for many Years vi
gan magistrate of his county. represented IL several
times IN the i:use OF Delegates.
As Il friend he sincere without much profession he
was hospahc according 10 the good old Viry mode
without any osicntaiion parade about was arc-
honae and Kind in all his domestic relations, father hu>-
ptnu, ana ornther-and humane mds,cr.rhe writer OF
TINS small tribute of respect his j. well aware of
e fashion now adays TO eulogize extra, nny the char,c-
,es oi usPeu friends he thinks the practice much
rereitct and therefore in saws has alstainl
on such an occasion he considers due was hen
living his FIRM friend and by whose efforts. coi,ns with
he enjoys the inestmai'e blessing, kind Providence
OF 'ns IN airee country, projected by mild and ndepeu
ueh' government &c p,rrtn;cc,Sd.
AT the house of Mr. Richard T. iIannon in Petersburg. nm
sunday evening last, after lingering Illness WILLIAM
l. NlVESON. OF Sorioik Borough Those who had tho
pleasure being thus c!,,an ea him
IN terms OF warm COMMUNICATION possessing the most
alaoe an" tndehring qualities and rs being universally
'ee'"'u py =" large circle ofrela,ives and friends
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prison. Ii was distinctly stated 10 him, that
II lie would open the boxes, which We're then
in view, and had recently been covered with
seals, we would select the papers, and he
might consider them as forcibly taken from
him, and receipt should be given for them.
1t was impossible that under the circumstan-
ccs, greater delicacy and forbearance could
have been observed toward him. More than
an hour had elapsed, before the officer of the
guard, every eflortt to obtain the papers from
him. having been exhausted, was called upon
TO do his duty.
have thus far confined myself in great
measure to the refutation OF those parts OF
COL Calava's statement i'm which am person
ally concerned. pledge myself on some fiI-
ture occasion to shew that the remainder OF
this extraordinary publication is equally at va
rance with truth and candor. And when Il
full! exposition of the whole affair shall be
made, founded upon evidence the most unques-
tonabe, it will then be seen with what pro-
priety col. Callava appeals TO the sympathy
and justice of the public, and whether he has
not been guilty of a lamentable rashness in
stalking his head upon the truth of his state
ment. 1t is true he exposes himself to no
real danger in making such "a pledge however
sounding and theatrical, but true dignity and
conscious honor call for no such extravagant
assertions. &c. BRONAUGH.
The foregoing, having been submitted to
me by DR.. Bronaugh, do hereby certify that
the facts and the circumstances therein related
by him, as well his joint report with col. But
Ter, are strictly true and correct, having had
a personal acquaintance with the whole trans
action.
ii. n. BRECKENRIDGE
.4tcaide Of Pensacola.
certify that no conversation took place be-
tween col. Butler and DIR. Bronaugh with col.
Callava, at my house on the 2end of August,
and that neither col. Butler nor DIR. Bronaugh
were in my house ON that day.
Va GEO. Nj. BROOKE.
Pensacola, Sept. ae,r 1921.
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N1IrICE

IL pcrSons having claims against estate Of AUCuu,
n BASS, deceased NJ Chesterfield county are reauese
10 mako item known and those inlefe to make imr,ed,
payment to WI WINFREE AdmUr
Chesterfield Corrihnisc, not. ~. A. r.,
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WAsHINGToN, October o3.-The PREsI-
DENT and his LADY returned to the seat of
government the day before yesterday from
their visit to Virginia.