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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17
Office.

HEREBY forwarn all persons from
Il ,trespassing On, either with dog OF gun,
or in any manner whatever, or passing
through, the lois north OF the Leesburg
road, late he property OF Beal Howard,
dec d. as the law will be rig idly enforced
against all such offenders, without any re-.
spect 10 persons.
WESLEY CARLIN.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17

COHEN'S OFFICE. }
Baltimore, May l4th, 1898
Official list OF the lst days drawing of the
Washington Monument Lot
terry,
9th class, now drawing 10 he City OF Bal
tImore, under the superintendent of The
Commissioners appointed by the Governor
and Council.
No. 5402 prize Of DlOOO
*I799 *2762 *5s73 STAG 6I9e loo
*62U7 1899 8699 so
IL prizes OF 2U and s7I o! 10 dolls. each
*All marked thus sold at COHEN'S.
OFFICE. where the cash can he had tor
the prizes the moment they are drawn.
The drawing will be con-
tinued on Wednesday next, The els, instant
when some of the many brilliant FLOAT
ING CAPITALS may he expected ont.
The great capitals of 20. 900, of IN 900,
2 OF 5000, Of 1000, &c. are still I'm.
drawn.
Whole tickets DIo Quarters g So
Halves 5 Eighihs 25
10 be had Warranted undrawn( in the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17
For Barbados,

IA The brig VENUS, James Kelley,
49, master; burihen 500 bbls. She is
an excellent vessel new y sheathed, and
every way well fitted Tor voyage; the
loading will commence Immediately and
400 bbls taken on freight. Apply to
J II. LADD & Co.
NAV II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17
$50 Dollars Reward.
StreetS
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II ME store o! the subscriber, al Nor
Il folk, Va waslentered on the night Of
Monday the 5th inst. and robbed OF about
$4,000 in specie, in dollars, half dollars,
quarters, and smaller peices of silver al
double case silver watch. No 1864, and
two composition watches, an elegant watch
chair, made of gold wire. TWO gold seals,
similar 10 finger rings 10 shape, and gold
key also very large gold seal with a
cornelian this last one had been broken
at the side and soldered one breast pin,
set with pearl, one gold finger ring, with a
yellow stone set in the middle, set round
with small white stones {; two OF the latter
broken out, one other gold ring with the
glass on The top broken, the stone OF a seal .
with the arms of. VIM. Tell, the deIlverer
OF Switzerland, GU on it.
The person supposed to have committed
the above robbery vas about 5 feel IN.
ches high, stout built, red wbiskers and
reddish brown hair, bis name John AmsIer,
native Of Switzerland, and a butcher by
profession, though better known in Mary
land and Virginia as driver OF cattle.
There ls little doubt the above desert
bed person committed the at esaid robte-
~, as be was seen in Richmond few days
afterwards with large sum of money in
his possession. and hastily lett that city
under the leigned name of Robbins.
The above reward will be paid on the
conviction OF the thief and the recovery
Of the stolen goods.
JOHN MITCHELL.
Norfolk. Va. NAV l5-I7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17
For jamaica,

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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17

Ship Pioneer, hence, for Amsterdam &
Liverpool, off Matthias Point yesterday q
noon, beating down.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17
III MARINE LIST, EAR
PORT or ALEX A n ORI.a.
ARRIV ED.

.May I6.--Schr Enterprise, Elridge, 6
DAYS from New York, tull freight 10 mer-
chants of the district.
Schooner General Jackson. Smothers,
from Baltimore. MoIasses TO Samuel Mes
sersmith, and sheet Lead to -
Several inland vessels with grain, fire
wood, lumber and barreled fish; got up,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-17

embark about the 18th Of April ICapt.
r. reports that Mr.. F. bad taken his pas.
sage in The Othe lilo, for INV York ]
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

INTERPRETER said that they we're also all OF the same mind
In the close they acknowledged themselves under many
obligations to all their kind beneacors; and IN respect
f and feeling thanked their visitors and supenn
tenen and teachers, for their kind attention to them
selves and their children; and concluded with devout
wish Tor the prosperity and eternal happiness OF tem and
all their friends. 1t feeling tme-tears bespoke Their
cery.
Indian children from Canada are and received al
this school. Othes their way, lately were detained by
and taken into another school, under the direction of the
Pgesby eans letter Of apology for the detention
sent by the teacher thereof, Superintendent stating
that they supposed our school to be full.
We are invited by respectable authority to extend our
missionary abors Indian nation at considerable dis
tancc.
distinguished gentleman Of this state, who has visited
New Orleans has become deeply Interested IN its favor
both very important station, and from the probability
Of doing good among the American citizens who are rapid
fly increasing He urges another attempand from his
Esprit OF enterprise his Influence in society, his ability and
disposition 10 administer TO its support, we are inspired
with hope OF success.
In rejecting upon the present state of the Wyandot
mission, and comparing with their former condition, we
are induced to excam, What hath God wrought sure
by " the parced ground has become pool and the thirs'
Nv land springs of water the wilderness and the solitary
place is made glad and the desert blossoms as the rose
The effects Of the preaching Of the Gospel among these
untauhh children of men, accords perfectly with the
history Of the great REVEALS Of religion in The days Of the
Apos and since, that doubt remains of its being the
work Of God
That great and eectal doors opened on our frontier,
for the preaching of the Gospel the Indian. tribes and
that provdentaly called to the works have no
doubt The only question is we prepared to obey the
call The history Of ST. Paul demonstrates the propriey
and advantage of missionary labos and shows also the
haidslps, difficulties and dangers attendant thereon.
Tue Of missions, how cver docs depend
on the interference Of miraculous power in the Of
ST Paul but the ordinary operations and influence OF
the Holy Spirit, and through the nsirumen,aiy the Ia
bors AID counsel Of Gospel ministry, supported BY the
hberaty Of generous people This hreeold cord would
draw suitable persons into the work would difficult
ties easily break il.
From general view Of our missions, and what the Lord
rs doing by have rtanly OF much thankful
ucss and sufficient ground Of encouragement pcseverc
diligently in the great work. looking with confidence to
The Great Head Of the Church, that lie may e.
forts viii abundant success.
/ Yours in tie bond OF the Gospel Of peace,
WILLIAM MKENDREE.
4 CHiMico.de Jnlg 21at, 1895
! P. S. presented the Superintendent Of the Wyandot
Mission with three hundred dollars from your socet l.
was in season and thankfully received. w. NIX.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
CAPE OLE GOOD HOPE.

Advces from the Cape Of Good Hope nave Ds'+
received in London, to the 18th OF July 'sg',
had just reached he Cape, that numerous "10' III.
ing tribe, or more properly nstlon wa s ~
way South whose course was marked WIN tn. a,
est cruelty and devastation. They had au's's' A.
far as Ka1re Land. which borders the iToD'',
stroying eve,y thing they encountered T .,j
,.ether man, woman, nor child 10 tac', 80 .,snme
they resemble flight of locusts VINO" C"" "o,lnr
every thiag they rest on. The peoPis t .v Colour
this nation, are said to be Of much lighter 'w'1
than the native Africans. ard are supposed : he
descendants of some Europeans wfecEeu " n,nch
coast Of Africa. They are well armed, a' .o"ntry.
better equipped than the aboTiEines Of ,s about
The Grosyenor Indiaman was w'eoS,N ,rbrc
forty years ago, and many ofthe crew SAT- tribe,
are supposed 10 have mingled with powe%b ove,tr,
whence sprang this horde. The repo'''
we've by some, supposed to be eSagge'a''''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

-, 'Nelo York, N0rember 10
The fast sailing ship Mentor, Capt. Ilom.,.
arrived at this port on Saturday evening from Tiy,
erpool having sailed on the lst Of Ocobsr ' -.
brought papers Of that day, with London papsr, ,o
the evening Of The goth Sept r'p'''
A despatch from Marshal Money, dated Sui,
BLOCKADE OF Barcelona Sept. q. gives an acenr'
OF an action between the troops under his comm,pg
ana lhree columns OF the troops Of the garrison ~
Barcelona, tunder MIna,l amounting 10 GOC0in.
iantry, lG0 cavalry, and pieces Of artillery rl.
made sortie from Barcelona on The I9ll. ,n@
marched against the ielt of the investing lin.
The result was, that they were driven back fon,
all the positions they attempted 10 oceuny. Tb,i'
loss was estimated al about 300. The French D,a
soldie' killed, and II wounded.
Accounts from Constantnople OF AUG. o. ,i,,,
that the TnrkishMinister Elerdi, had been remoy'
Sd from Office. This circumstance was coosde,
ed favorable to the cause Of the Greeks, apans
whom il is said he had been inliexibe and i va,
expected would be followed by renewal Of friend
lily relations with the European powers.
A treaty OF peace between Turkey and Persl,
was signed on the 9Th Of July.
OF the Turkish and Greek war, it is stated ll,,
the Turks have been baIlled in all their atenpl,
against the Morea, and that their fleet remained IN.
active off Patras In Negropont and the Cuff
oi Nelo, they had obtained some advantages and
near SaloDa had sustained serious loss
Frontiers cf haty 9Th sept.-Nlos people thni
hat GonsaIv will be Pope. most Of the Cardinals
being disposed to choose him, in order 10 disspor.
the manGuvrrs Of various cabinets which desilt The
nomination of their proleges. Austria is sadtotx.
ert all its influence to get the Archduke Rudolph
elected, or at least one Of the Nerean Cardinals
who arc now subjects OF Austria.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

1t IS well known that butter as il is generally Gu
red does not keep for any length OF time, without
spelling or becoming rancid. The butter with
which the metropolis IS supplied may be seen al
every cheesemongers, IN the greatest rdrietY of
maldy dhd c0lor and it is TOO often the case, that
even The worst butter, is compounded with betterl
sorts in order to procure sale. These practicesl
are dete,lable, aud should be discount enanced byl
the legislature. Indeed no butter should be per
mltted to DC sod but such as is of the best quality
when fresh, aud well cured when sailed /; as there
Is hardly any article more capable Of exciting dis
gust than bad butter
But to obtain reform ia this matter, il is ne
cessary 70 commence with The practices Of the
GARY and the following process is recommended
as the best at present known Reduce separately to
tine powder 10 dry mortar, pounds of the best
or whitest common salt pound of Saltpetre and
pound OF Lump Sugar. Silt these ingredients
one above another on two sheets OF paper Joined to-
gelher aud then mix them well with the hands, or
with spatula. Now preserve the whole in CO.
vered jar placed in dry situation. When requi-
red 10 be used, one ounce OF this composition IS to
be proporuoned TO every pound OF BUTTER and the
whole 10 to be well worked into the mass The
butter Is 10 be packed in casks, sc. in the usual
way.
Observations. The above method is practised
in many parts OF Scotland; and is found 10 preserve
the butter much better, than by using common salt
alone II butter made al time be divided into
two parts, and one De salted in the common way.
while the mixture above mentioned is worked into
the other, the difference in the quality Of the two
will be found TO be beyond ali conception.
Il The butter cured with this mixture appears OF a
rich marrowy consstence and fine color, and never
5 acquires brittle hardness, nor tastes salt the
-ioher will be comparatively hard and brittle, ap-
preaching more nearly to the appearance OF allow
II and IS much saiter to the taste. Butter cured by
the above composition has been kept three wears
a"d was sweet as at first but il must be noted
that butter thus cured requires to stand at least
three weeks or month before it is used. If il be
sooner opeed, the salts not sufficiently blended
: with i, and sometimes the GOODNESS of the nitre will
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
From The Raleigh !s1ar, Oct. 81.

q Daring attempt at onarder.-On Friday
night, the Sd instant, an attempt was made 10 mnr-
der Colonel lIartwel Tucker, High Sheriff OF
brunswick county Va. by George Elliott. reigh-
bo Tor the purpose, as is supposed, Of robbng him
Of his money, as he had, al the ;ime about s ,O0l
dollars belonging to the public in his possession
lie came TO the Colonel's that evening, apparently
10 pay friendly visit, and alter sitting I'll bed time
was conducted up stains to bed. The Colonel soot
alter retired to rest, in a chamber below. About
midnight, when the Colonel was asleep. Flot
entered his room. and stabbed him in three place.
IN the LETT side. His life was saved by the timely
interference OF his faithful servant who was in tht
Kitchen and hearing noise to his master,
room and seized Elliott, who gave him severe slal
IN the neck Before other assistance could lie oh
tanned, Elliott made his escape, but was taken few
days afterwards by two deputy sheriffs and ne pht
OF the Coloael's, and is now lodged in Brunswick
jail awaiting his trial.
We understand that hopes are entertained Of Gel
rs recovery.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
NEW YORK ELECTION.

On Wednesday the elections in The s'a "e.J Ia
York for the senate and assembly leFiLlp; The
the city, the supposed stronghold oil raol's,' opuo
democratic ticket friendly to Mr.. CALHCU NV choce
sed to Mr.. CRAWFORD, and in favor OF WI slrdd
of presidential electors by the people, wa o,.e 4
10y majority OF between SEQ and w ' y;nr anil
Albany, in Duchess, Montgomery, nincreegI
Queens, the democratic tickets have aiso hout n
in opposition to the radicals lhro ,h, ree
state, in fact, the same result has 10 u''O'
rally happened.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
From he DosLoN PaLLadiNm.

Messrs. Editors--I saw in the Palladium, some
time since, an account Of the Perennial Cabbage
taken from an English paper. Cabbages may be
produced from our common Cabbage in this way
Cut OF the stalk near he ground, late in the Fall
sp' outs will shoot up early in the spring il they
start from above the surface they are seed sprouts
take them away until others appear from below
the surface leave one, and it will produce an early
head. These plants more likely TO withstand
The brown worm than the slender plant from the
seed, and ale much earlier. w. N.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
From Evans & RuiIys Farmers Journal and Agricultural
Advertiser.
ON STEPS FOR WHEAT.
BpdCorashire, SEPT. 4th, is

Bpdfrdshire, sept. 4th, 1928.
Mn. EDI1 oR,-Though could not De motr
convinced that ! already am, Of the sure efficacy
proper sleeps to prevent smut, will just beg leave
to mention my experience il the present season
When had sown all my seed Will had bee'
stepped in water salted, ard wlth The infusion O
mercury, upon which lay all the Stress some lew
lands remained unsown For expedition sake, these
we're sown with dry wheat Upon these few lands
there were smuuy ears. There were still more
them on about twelve acres ol Iaisvera which ha
by culpable omission been sown in spring wlt
unsteeped seed. 81 The rest ofmy wheat from set
prepared with metcuy, was tree from smn', as
has uniformly been Iol the twelve or fifteen year
mat have used it. One might wonder that ther'
rs still so much discussion ahuui disease, the Gu
Of which is SO easy, cheap and certain. Is.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
To the Editor Of TIE american Farmer.
DISORDERS OF CATTLE.
October %, 1925.

UcfObeT 70, 1875.
Sr,-In your paper Of the 24th Instant See
Waterman OF the 3lst ult correspondent from
Talbot, complains OF dreadful malady among cat
tie on two different farms query il II is not occa-
s,oned by our feeding on turnip tops 81 have seen
similar effects produced by 1.-THE agony OF mine
appeared 10 be great-the skin and flesh much
rubbed against trees or any thing they could ge'
al, on each side OF the head-they did not live
over twenty TOUR or thirty hours
A SUBSCRIBER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

Mr. ]. Hamilton, who lately attempted to teach
the French Language to the citizens Of New York
and Philadelphia, in 48 lessons, is now empoyedM
"a similar pursuit in London. ard we find by The pa
pers per the Canada packet ship that he involved
IN ewspaper controversy with otler IeacheIsNhO
onsder him quach.
The London Courier says that the l.eld Charel
or is afflicted with rerii@0 an tendency Of blood
q The head and that his l.ordshp's health IS alto
pether in an unsatisfactory state The death OF
Lord fldon at this peculiar moment would n,o's
,ery mrorant consequences.
II is rumuured in the Il gal circles That tie lcrd
chancellor will, in the course Of the preseit year,
terire from the situation which he has 50 log ardl
50 ABLY filed in the Court Of Chanctry. Mr. Shad-
well, of the Chancery Bar, will il is said, be the
earned and Noble Lords successor in HI. high
flee 1t is also rumoured that Mi Justice Gaov
Mr.. Justice Richardson, and Mr.. Justice Ctaham
are about 10 retire, in consequence OIL II heaPh
The Attorney and Solicitor Generals and MrLR'
ledale are named as their successors,
The ministers Of the several members Of the Holy
Alliance in Switzerland have required OF the SWISS
governments that they expel all he Poiid re
fug,ps in their territory and furnish hem with pass
ports only for The Unitpd States n .3m'r'ca BY
way Of Bremen or Hamburg. A list Of 200 was
furnished
1t appears under date Augsburg. September q
that the town Of IIof in Bavaria has been amos en-
tirely consumed. The fire broke out on the ON
the morning. More than 500 houses are desloyeu
well as church, the town house &C.
Masses for the Pope Of Rome. with solemn'eF
vices for the dead have been performed al over w
rope
Sir Henry Lippncou and r. Ward Esq mel
on the field of honor on the 18Th Of Sept nea BUS
oil Eng BY 10, il was settled that Sir Henry s0oi'l
fire FIRST, which he did without effect when ns A.
aponst fred his pistol in the air, and the ai1'f"'
minated.
One uniform system of field exercise ha rec rsa'
recently established in every regiment IN Tue DIN
sh service.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

.4npcdote.-A country juror, having been called
in to a c0roner's inqusition, was told from the cir
cumsance Of the case the deceased having coolly
and deliberately hung himself they must bring
in their dict, feto DE- s., and thar The Unfortunate
man mus be buried in the cross road ;--whit was
aSsented to.1his Juror eager Il inform The friends
oflhe poor man e the event, Immediately e,ired
to public house, and woe to them inrocenlIy
but shrewdly follows:-' He nun be buried croS,
ways in The highway, because he isn't Senttemda-
he moy have lain Lngth ,cnyS oik krlstian in a
church yard had nat he been found guilty Of being a
feiLolc d. re soc.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
ltheu te perceived, which totally disappears after

then De perceived, which totally disappears aI1eT-
wards. i
Ore more observation on the preservation OF
butter is necessary 1t is universally allow
ed that cleanliness is indispensable, but it is not
generally suspected, that butter from being made
II vessels or trouehs lined with lead, or IN glazed
ear,hen ware pans (Which glaze is principally COM
posed of lea) is TOO apt 10 be contaminated by par
iicles Of that deleerous metal II The outier IS 10
the least degree rancid, this can hardly al to taSe
place, and il cannot be doubted, that DUNG 'he
decomposition OF the salts, the glazing IS acted on
Ii is better therefore, to use unned Vesseis ~ "N
ing the preservative with the BUTTER ana 10 Pach
r,,ber in wooden vessels, or in Jars Of the Vaux.
hall ware which, being yitriGed throughout, DO not
require inside glazing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14
From he baltimore Patriot.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
nouse Of DeIegales, for DecemI q ses.lon, II.
WESTERN SHORE.

WESTERN SHORE.
Baltimore city-Wllliam oteuart, w. G. y
Worthngon.
Haiimore c0ultD--John 7 II. Wouhington
Tobias L. S,ansbury, William F. Johnson, Hugh
Ely.
CHy Of .4nnnpotis-T Thomas II. Carroll, Jere
miah Hughes.
.1nne .frnndel-George Howard, Of Brice, Abner
.Lnthcum, Charles Stewart, Leonard lngleheart
Harford county--W William Whneord, AeXan
der Norris James Steele, Charles S. Sewail.
Washington county-Andrew Kershner, Joseph
Gsbby, jane IL Cowle,, Joseph Merrick.
Frede, ict county Nicholas Turbutt, John Fish
er, Henry Kemp, Joseh ". CromueH.
montgomery c0anty-Geo. Peter, John a. L
Kilqour, DR. DoroH, Elisha Uittiams.
Prince Gp0rgp'S coupty- Rene. |. Semmes Ed
mund Duvall, William L. Wooten Abraham
Clark
ST. .Mory's couufy-Goor@o s. Leigh .stephe
II. Goagh, John .Wllurl, An,hanaslus Fenwick
Charles coumy-.jotn Edytin, WaHer W. Mi
ier Thomas Rogerson, and Robt, Garner.
.1Hegany codnty-George Bruce, Michael c
Spriggs, John r. " ..nahoa, JoAa Nc Hemy.
Cairen connty-James a d. Dalrvmpe, Sut
ton /. Weems, Alexander Skinner, John Chesley
EASTERN SHORE.
Taibot county-Theodore r. Loockerman, Ed
ward Lloyd if. Nicholas Martin, Richard Spen, er
Queen ylnn'S-Danlel e. Hopper, Chas. r. M
cholson, William +. Mccon'ken, R'cha'd Mafft
Somerset county George mes, Joshua Brailoa
George A. Dashield L0!ieton Y. Henpis
Cecil comfy Danle Sheredine, Frsby Hendei
son. G. Bryan, James Curry
| Dorchester coamy-I.evin Lake, John Il. w
Pitt, James Willis and Wlllam Hutson.
ApH counfy-Joseph Ireland if. James Hodges
William Coburn Rasin Gale
Caroiine county-John Boon, Elijah Barwick
Joseph Douglass, Eduard Emrich.
I worcester county-Juhn p. Slemaker, Herr,
Franklin, John S. Purne WIN. Riley.
[Thosc names printed in g alic" arc federaists.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-14

At a meeting of the Board o. Trustees OF '@nt.
tia College, in the city Of New York lhey 'o" .oJ
uted Prcfesyorshp Of Loar in that CollsFF, ,xr ~
aDaaimousiy elected the Hon JAMES IN NhS he
II L. D. late Chancellor Of that state 10 NJ -.
chair
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
This is to gave Net!Ce,

yEHHAf the subscriber of Alexandria
D. county, in The District of Columbia.
has obtained HON the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters Of administration on
the estate OF Jeremiah Dnwell, late Of The
aforesaid county, deceased All persons
having claims against the said decedept,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. TO the subsCrl-
Der, passed by the Orphans Court; Oh or
before the 25lh day OF May next, or they
may by law be excluded from all neneht 10
said estate, and those indebted thereto
are required 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF
November, 1928.
ELLEN DOWELL, Adn'x.
of jeremiah Dowell, deceased.
nov Is law3w