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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06
AMHERST, (N. H.l JULY 26.
Distressing Casually.

DtStTeSSlES CGSuGty.
We hear from New-Ipswich, that the
following distressing event occurred
there on Wednesday morning last, in
Mr.. Barrett's Cotton Factory. Nlr. An
drew Holmes, son of Dea. Nathaniel
Holmes, of Peterborough, who was at
tending the Cotton Picker, had his
right arm caught in the machine, which
was instantly cut aod mangled into
shreds to his shoulder. The scene TO
the beholder was awful beyond de-
scription-and to the devoted sufferer
must have been excruciating beyond
conception. The arm was completely
lacerated and broken to atoms by the
picker-and the flesh, sinews and bones
we're left in the machine when he was
rescued from it. The remains of the
arm were soon after amputated near to
the shoulder.
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Medical Lectures
at Brosun Unirersiku


WILL commence in Pow
w DENCE, on the first Thursday in Feb
ruary, and be continued daily for nearly three
months. ~
THEORY & PRACTICE OF PHYs1cK.
AND OBsrETRfcKs, By DR.. Lert
Wheaton, $1,000
CHEMIsTRy & PHARMACY, By Prot.
De Wolf, 10:
ANATOMY { SURGERY, BY DR.. u,s- wv
er Fdrseas, 1890
-, $500
The Publick are informed that no
pains have been spared to render the Estab.
lishment worthy of patronage. Extensive adj
ditions have been made to the Chemical, An
atomical, and Surgical departments, within
the last year. The use of separate sets of
Bones will be allowed the Students, and am
pie opportunities afforded in Practical Anato-
my. o. Board can be obtained In the Com
mons at 81 25 per week, and Rooms hired at
moderate rent, in the immediate vicinity of
the College.
The conditions on which Medical De-
grees are conferred, are the same as at Cam
bridge and Philadelphia.
Providence, (R ~ Aug. A, 1923.
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Worcester, SIS.
Office, August 5, 1923.
To the VidorC and Heirs Of SYLVESTER
MORSE, late Of Sutton, an said County,
deceased, and to all others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
q pear (if you see ti) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in September next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration Of said
Estate should not be allowed, and why the
balance of Estate, after paying the charges,
should not be distributed to the creditors
whose claims have been allowed by the Com
missioners of insolvency; and you will be
heard thereon. NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06

HF We have been inquired of why the ac-
count of the Celebration of Independence, at
Hubbardston, has not been inserted in the Spy.
I've had not been apprised that there acas a
celetraiion at Hubtardston.
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MILITARY RETTEWg.

Division Orders have been issued,
requiring the respective Regiments and
Battalions of Militia in the 9th Division
to muster on the following days of Sep
TENDER next, for review, inspection,
and discipline, &c.
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Gin addition to the above, (says the
Curacao Couranf Of the 18th of June,
received by us yesterday we may
state, that accounts received yesterday
from the wreck say that all the guns
had been landed, and would be brought
down TO this island, together with the
stores, &c. saved, in the vessels de-
spatched for that purpose. The Off
GERS and crew were encamped on the
beach. Measures have already been
adopted for their relief, and a brig
chartered to transport them to the Unit
ed States.
ellis Excellency the GOVERNOR, on
being made acquainted with the misfor-
tune which had befalleD the Enterprise,
Immediately rendered the assistance Of
the ship of war on the station, but was
informed that all efforts to save the yes
sci would be unavailing.
"Ihe Enterprise carried IA gums
was commanded by captain Gallagher"
Exemplary j'tstice.-Accounts from ia
maica, received at New-Orleans on the
l4th inst. state, that twenty pirates, in
addition to the former lots, were hung
al Kingston in the latter part of June.
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First Brigade.

1st Reg. of Infantry, on Monday, 18th of Sept.
9th DO. do. Tuesday. the 18th.
"a do. do. Wedne ''ay, the 18th.
5th do. do. Thursday, the 18th.
4th do. do. Friday, the 10Th.
I'd do. do. Saturday. The Doth.
The Companies of Artillery will parade
with the several Regiments in which they are
located. The Companies of Cavalry, located
in the 9th and Cd Regiments Of Infantry, will
meet with the Cd Regiment The Companies
of Cavalry in the Sd and 4th Regiments Of
Infantry, will meet with the Regiments of
Infantry in which they are located.
Second Brigade.
Sd Reg. of Infantry, on Monday, 18Th Of Sept.
9Th do. do. Tuesday. the 10th.
4'h DO. do. Wednesday, the 18th.
LIST DO. do. Thursday, the 18th.
I'd do. do. Friday. the 10Th
The Companies Of Artillery will parade with
the several Regiments in which they are To-
Gated. The Companies of Cavalry will pa
rade with the several Regiments of Infantry in
which they are located
By order of IVERS JEWETT,
Major Generate of the 9Th Di,ision.
SIMEON SANDERsoN, .4td-de- Camp.
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1 8. John Aiams.-The father Of lie Amer.
can Navy-who, having watched over our in.
| fant nation in its cradle, is graced with the
| laurels of its gratitude in manhood.
a. The Nary.-Its glorious deeds in War
will protect it from 6 radicat' injuries in
Peace.
5. The q. s. .4rmy.-Though skeleton in
form, a s!Dint in essence.
6. John @. .Adams.-The enlightened states
man, profound scholar, skilful dipomatist, and
firm patriot-intrigue apart, the union of such
qualities must insure him the first Office in the
gift of the people.
Z. Commercs.--While Agriculturalsts
SMILE upon her, Manufacturers must not from
for she is truly the great and common
friend of both.
8. The laurel aotich gro,cs and is gathered
on HE ocsan.--The more precious because in its
greatness there is nothing dangerous.
8. HALLS defence Of The .American Consti-
tution.-A work of great celebrity, and well
worth the study of every naval officer.
10. The 6 White Plume of Henry the
4h."-Let it not be displayed where SulIy
would blush TO follow.
II. Greece.-Her cause is that of the
Christian world-may her victories over the
infdel furnish brilliant theme for some fu
ture Homer-and the cross always triumph
over the crescent.
II. Russian elain,s.-He must be an apt
proficient who can take SepeT degrees at once,
without dispute.
Is. Tribute 10 rorth.-The best when il
is heartfelt and homebred, and always ready
to be paid, whether il be tempest or sunshine
Volunteers.
BY His Excellency Gov. Eustis.-Boston,
the cradle Of the Constitution. The venera-
Bile Adams, who laid her keel-and the gal
liant Hull, who first displayed her full powers
by the Hon. Judge Story.-The officers of
the Navy and Army.-May their hard-earned
laurels never wither under the cold neglect
of the country they have saved.
BY the Hon. Josiah Quincy, Mayor
Wooden Walls and Naval Heroes-and the
Athenian spirits who love and honour them.
BY Capt. Shubrick, Of the Navy.-New-
England.-The land of Franklin. of Adams
and of Brooks-the land of pure principles
aud good morals
BY Hon. Mr.. Crafts, of 6. Carolina.
modern tribunal of Pirates instituted by Com
Porter-where those who plumber on the sea.
do not live to reach the land.
"hen capt. iiuil retired from the Hall,
the President proposed the following toast:
Capt. ISAAC HULL.-The man who main.
tains his country's rights in the fighting ray.
knows best how 10 preserve them in the
Pacifek
4 complimentary sentiment was given by
the President after the GOVERNOR had retir-
ed.
Gov. Brooks, the Modern Cincinnatus--
who retires from the Chair of State to in
dulge in the pursuits of Agriculture.
The Serene Pae,fek to him who has done
so we'll on the .4ilanfiek.
Old ironsdes.-Good at fight or a race
it would not be an easy matter TO run Der
Hull down.
While we gratefully remember The Heroes.
who fought our Navy into favour, let us not
forget the men who have been always in fa-
your of Navy.
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NOTICE.

MISS PRESCOTT will COM
W. mence her Second Quarter for the In
struction of YOUNG LADIES in the higher
branches of Education; on the eleventh of Au-
gust.--She fatters herself that her undivided
attention to her School will continue to meet
the appreciation Of those who may place them.
selves under her care. Board obtained near.
Shrewsbury. July 90, 1928.
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EFT, at some one of the
u A Publick Houses in this Town-the third
Volume of TRIsTRAM Observation-Disclosures
edition.-Whoeyer will return said Volume
to the Printer of thi, paper, shall be well re-
warded.
Worcester, July %, 1923.
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Mr.. Gailatin, our late Minister to
France accompanied by bis son, Mr..
James Gallatin, has arrived in this CITY
from Newly ork.
1t is understood that Mr.. Gallatin is
about to resume his residence on his es-
tate In the State of Pennsylvania.
Nat. MteIltgencer.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-06

Worcester, IS.
Probate Court, at Worcester, on the first Tues
day in August, A. D. 1928.
To ZIBA PARKHURsT, late of Milford, IN
SAID County, administrator on the
(E.s.) Estate of NATHAN PARKHURsT, late
of said Milford, deceased,
GREETING.
ON the above representation and request,
you, the said Ziba Parkhurst, are hereby cited
to appear at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, aforesaid, on the first Tuesday
in September next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to render your Account of the Admins
tration of said Estate, and also to show cause
(if any you have) why you should not be dis
missed from your said trust of Administration,
agrecably to the aforegoing request; and you
shall be heard thereon. Hereof fail not.
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
this fifth day of August, A. D. 1923.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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To the EIoa. NATHANIEL PAINE, Judge of
Probate for the County Of Worcester.
NHE Subscribers Interested In

' Wiz OUUSCIIUGIS IIIICTCStCU III
a the Estate of Nathan Pdrkhurst, late
Of Milford, deceased, respectfully represent
that Ziba Parkhurst, Administrator of the Es-
tate of said Nathan Parkhurst, has moved out
of this Commonwealth, and unreasonably neg
lects and refuses to render his Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate. The Subscrib-
ers, therefore, request that the said Admins
traitor, Ziba Parkhurst, may be called upon by
Citation, to render his Account of the Admin
istra,ion of said Estate, and to dismiss him the
said Ziba from said trust, that some other suit
able person may, Gf necessary be appointed
in his stead.
STEPHEN R. PARKHURST.
JARED RAWSON.
august s, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
CoUcRs. CoNSuMpTloMs AND .sS7x.ma.


T'Iils new and healing bsssm bids fair to rival ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered Tor coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading TO Consumption,
aud esen 10 seated consumptons II has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success, II
certificates from persons of the highest respectable
ity or the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof vt it's good effects it is proved -
scarcely case of colds. coughs. pain IN the side.
difficulty OF breathing, want OF sleep arising from de-
bity or even consumptlons, but may be relieved BY
the timely use ottbis medicine. Every genuine bot
lie has .aadersons Cough Drops stamped on il, and
the directions are all signed by James .fettf.
These drops generally give in most cases Of
coughs, colds. difficulty of breathing, wheezng,
tightncss of the chest. consumptons and pain the
eide The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, when the lungs af.
fected
az BE particular, as each geIuine bottle has
" .indsrsons Cough Drops" stamped on it; and that
each OF the directions signed a writing by James
.heisn-no others are genuine
Price, one dollar Tor large. and y cents for small
bottles
or The above Medicine is for safe 6y
SAMUEL W. NlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOrHECARY.
NJ. Ilo, THAMES STREET,
Who has also tor sale constant soPpy OF the
bes; Kinds Of
Medicines, Drnqs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George n. Til.
linghsst, John n Mason, Providence Dr 1ibbilts.
Warwick Benismn Batensn. Eas,-tieenwich
Daniel Carpenter, Uzbridgei David Fsrnhm, Smith.
field !, DE- briggs, Bristoi, Thomas 5 Taylor Little
Rest; Rowse Babcock. Westerly Dt. Iiitnghss,.
Wexford JeremisIi Williams. Warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post Master at
siaiersviiie. May 81, 1925
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@ FRESH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
90 OF 7BB BEST oUALITr, ..

CF 9Hb BEST gOALi5T, -..t..
X EFT constantly Ior sale by DIR.
IN JOHNSON, at his .)fedieai Dispensary. No.
loS. Thsmes-s,reet. Just north OF the brick MARKET
where the citizens of Newport, aud its vicinity, and
those from the country, aud ,eafarmy people. will
find good medicine. as at any other place and the
creates, care will be had that mntske be male {;
and they can also receive medic al at.e0on and ad
riec, as sa!uary at least, from any ohei source
Or Medicine Chests put up, or rep'enished. with
particular care. ..,i r,
At the same place only, may be had the Rose ONT.
rssnt, or q safe, certain, cheap cure for the hch
scald head. eruptions on the face snd hands, &c.
ac-.Teelh powders, sydenhsm's Pills, &c.
.fLSO--AS iBOVE,
Doct. Manleghs much admired
MADACASCAR OIL,
FOR tn. hair This oil s used to curl and perfume
the hair, to cause it to grow. and to prevent bald
nses. This OIL is in general request.
br fOOR 1EETK
Thr Ladies and Gentlemen OF New
port, and from the country, can be furnished with
natural or sufcial Teeth, which will be flted TO
s.moIc nature, with great exac,Des, embracing all
the modern improvements in the ART
or Teeth dressed, extracted, Gc. in the nes,cot
manner, ADD anh all possible safety.
JJne IS
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YALUABLE REAL ES7.I7E.
FOR SALE,

THAT pleasantly situated stand for 4 Public
L House, situate in Portsmouth, about miles
from Newport, with an excellent orchard, garden
extensive out houses in thorough repair, aud about
six OF land. The situation is well known bav-
ing been occupied as public house for many years
.4.o-s three acre lot, on the main road, within
one mile from The siste.house. . a.. .
LIseEsse-an excellent we'll finished two story
Dveing-Ho in Ho ward street, at the south part
OF the town. in perfect repair, and having a large
garden. with an abundant supply Of fruit.
Like.ise-two shares in the Portsmouth Woolen
Msnufactory, now in full operation. .o.,.
For particulars relative to the whole or aby part
VI the above property, apply 10 49,.
HENRY MOORE
Eewport, Jan IS 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
BUOES.

schoo! Books Of every kind in use 4; family bibles
with pates--wri,ing and letter Paper. sesmens and
blank Account, aud childrens piclu.e books viii he
furnished at moderate prices.
April so. ..-e-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
NEW GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,

Has JnSt rece'0ed, ...
A n extensive assortment OF fF.iLL and WINTER
"A GOODS Of the very latest impor,a,ions--
bought withia the last week at the New York Auc-
tions tor Gosh which he is enabled to offer very
low Pr'ces Purchasers may fad it object to gise
him C. Il before they buy.
Oct y
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New Fall Goods.
JOHN B. NEWTON,

No. lo4, THAmLs STREET,
27as this day received direes /rom Boston, end
is now ofening
A very extensioe assortment of Dry
4 \ Goops-imported this fall, and adapted TO
xhe present season.
Q' Being determined to sell them, purchasers
will 6od it more than 70 their advantage 10 cali
and see
Oct 2. 1923 Sw.
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NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
HpcNt TO Z. H0thdfuay,

IYCHI 10 L' 1ItHI1UToaV, 49,
HAS just received complete assert.
l. l. ment Of Mems, Youths and Cbildrens HATS,
and as they were made by the best workmen express.
b Jor This market, they nre warranted good, and hav
ing been parchased with Cssh--and paying no du-
,es or prof,s in Providence, they be afforded
much cheaper than Hats which do not come direet
f,2e Ats.. ferk. J, 80.
Youths aud Chiidrens tsSs hats siens wide brims
two cases tiivered and gded one case fine Csstors \
making sariety Of every kind usually wanted, are
nov opering and for sale the Book and Hat store
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
PAPER H7NCINGS.

Several hundred Roi.s for rooms and window cui
ins some rery to~ priced-ln the course of thi
week, large quantity OF most elegant Papers, wit
match Borders will be offered for sale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE. I'd

UNION. FAC1OKf.
INDIGO BLUE.
x1~HE subscribers respectfully informs their
A friends sod he public, that they have estab-
Shed the indigo blue Dying, and have employed
m experienced workman Mt the coioring and finish
Sag s-ru3s cf AZ 9rzcr life f's.
1shed IN the ueatest manner, The most reasonable
terms
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls in the bes,
manner. They continue TO manufacture wool on
shares or BY contract, as may best suit their EN-.
tioyers. -..r.
The following persons will receive and forward
Eay articles intended for the Union FsCtory.
EDWARD sTANHuPE, and ..,
HOBERT K 4 FRANCIS CAIH, .NeVtori
GEORGE LAWIuN, 7ipertsn.
>, JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfoi Ferry ,-..
They return their sincere thanks &c their former
Ss,olners and solicit the continuance of their IA
yDurs JOHN BADCOCk.
MOSES LhWTUN
Port rssrnouth, June 13
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-31
Sale Of Potomac Land. &c.

&uzuA In pursuance of the provision rs
ET5 ola deed of trust, from WILLIAM
ls.n Brent, jr. and WNIrRED l.. his
.& wife, TO Walter Jones ami the sub.
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MLsCELLAN EOUS.
&fSom L'Histoire des Chess Galleries..
THE DOG OF PERA.

NE DON Ut EERas
The house of q Greek interpreter at
Pera, in the suburbs of Csnatantinople Be
ing on Ere, he had saved nearly ali his
property by the assistance Of few Jsnis.
saries, bu, more anxiouss without doubts
for his money than for his family, he had
forgotten an infant in ats cradle. No one
could enter the house, for every thing
was on FIRE. The father, reduced to des.
pair, believed that his child had persisted;
when, Of sudden, . large dog, which
he kept to guard his dwelling, emerged
from the Hames, bearing the innocent
little creature suspended by its linen
from his mouth. They renchedtowa=As
the dog to take the child, bui he would
not abandon it, and elluding their efforts
he ran through number Of streets, until
he had reached the house Of an intimate
friend Of his master, where he deposited
the precious burden, and remained till
the door was opened to receive it.
Can you imagine what was the reward
ofthii faithful and generous servant
The owner strove to lecompence him
bot the mode that he devised was equally
sbsurd, affecting, and incredible. With
. barbarous gratitude he killed the dog,
and had him served up at his table at a
splendid feast which he gave on the occa-
sion.
"My dog" said the Turk, "hss be-
haycd too well TO be the food Of worms.
Men only deserve TO eat him. And as
Fer you,' looking at his friends and rela~
lions, "you cannot bot gain by tilt will
render you more benevolent"
There is 10 this attested fact, more of
'barbarism than Of eeling--it would
have been Infinitely better to have cares.
std and taken care Of this dog until ex.
creme age, than thus to devour him like
wolves In India, q dog, after such an
act, would perhaps have obtained tens
pie. This would have been, no doubt,
fidicDlous, but still H is 6e1cr 10 err by
Sefsg over grafefuk, Msa 20 en- by Me
gzress efHgySt0sfs.
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DIS rRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of Alexandria, 10 1oif.
November term, 1922, 18th day.
IN CHANCERY.
Josiah WatsOn-coMPLAlNA

against
Jehn McIVeT, Francis Peyton, and Jonah
Thompson, surviving commissioners under a
commission against Josiah Watson (bankruot)
Margaret Chaplin, administrative of Gurden Cha
pin, Sarah Harper, administrative of Joseph
Harper, james II Hooe, administrator of VIM.
BodgsoR, Letitiak ennedy administrative ofJas
Kennedy, junior, John McIAer, assignee of Eli
sha c. Dick, James Keith, Richard M. Scott,
Lawrence Berry, John Nuncaster, John Gulick
Mathew Page, Francis Strbling, Gavin HamiI-
ton John Hopkins, John Pencoast, Samuel
Nichols, James Keith, jr. Ann Hunter, Walter
A. Smith, James Sanderson, administrator of
VIM j. Hall, Robt. |. Tailor surviving Administrator
OfJasWilson, Jonah Thompson&, Richard Veitch
lately trading under the firm of Thompson and
Veitch, Joseph Tidball, William Taylor, John
Bachelor, Richard Veitch, Andrew Ramsay and
VIM. Ramsay lately trading under the firm of
Andrew and VIM. Ramsay, Edward Graham,
administrator of VIM. Graham, John F.. Cooke
and John r.. Cooke, exectors of Stephen Cooke
deceased-DEFEKDAETs
TNHE defendants, Lawrence Berry John Gu.
Il lick, Mathew Page, Gavin Hamilson, John
Hopkins,JRo. Pancoast, 5aml. Nichols, AnnBun
ter, Walter A. Smith, Joseph Tidball, VIM. Tay-
lor, John Bachelor, John r. Cooke and John
X. Cooke, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the statute and
rules Of this court, and IL appearing tn the
court upon affidavit sled, that they are not in.
habitants Of the district af Columbia. On mo.
ton Of the complimentary this counsel, il is Or
dered, That they appear here, or beforethe Ist
day o. next May term, and enter their appear
ance in this suit, and give security for perform
ing the DEGREES Of the court aud that copy of
this order be published in one Of the public
newspapers printed in the town Of Alexandra,
for two months successfully, and that another
copy be pasted al the front door Of the court
house Of said county. A copy test,
feb 10 2m EDMUND T. LEE.
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NOTICE.

V1NHE subscriber having served the last year
rs Police Constable in Alexandria, thinks /,
proper 10 inform the public that ne is now APP
pointed and legally authorised to sctas county
constable, and assures all who may place ac-
count, IN his hands, that industry shall not be
wanting TO give general satisfaction, and that
no person shall have cause to ask a second
time for their money after it is collected
LEONARD ADAMS,
Present. residences, nearly opposite J Thomp.
sOapI saEfskasEsgA u Eateh 10
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This is to give Notice.

ETTHAT the subscriber of Alexandria county.
Il in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court, said county, letters ties,
tamentary on the estate ofARCH'D. OSBURN,
late ofthe county aforesaid, dec. All persons hav-
ing CLANS against the said decedent are hereby
war Red to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, passed by the orphans court, on or be.
fore the 10Th day of Sept. next; or ihey may,
by law, be excluded from all benefit TO said eS.
tate and those indebted thereto, are required
to make Immediate payment. Given under my
hand this 10th day of March, 1923.
RACHEL oSBURN, exeeutrix
march 10 Iaw3w Of Archibald Osburn, dec