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NEW GOODS.
James Hammond,
Ms FOE S.fLi

Hv1o rOh SGLE,
EXTRA super and fire London and
IL French blue and black broadcioths, and Cas-.
simlres.
Fine blue and olive single ditto,
Fashionable vestings--msndarin Grape and Flor.
en,inc for ditto,
irish linens and linen cambrics,
English and Wsllhsm powerloom cotton shifting :,
Fine cravat musins and fancy plain crayat
bandkerchtfs,
Company Hsg and bspdanns hdkfs
Double and single black Bsrceons hkfs.
Buc--mszarn blue anG yellow nankins,
Satiinets and cassinets,
York stripes and striped jeans,
long and short silk and cotton hosiery,
Webbs' patent suspenders-best beaver gloves,
Silk and cotton unibi elias
Gngham robes. Plaid and striped silks,
Cambria ginghams, Lustrngs,
Undressed prints, Satins and ievsntines,
Csmorics, Italian Grape,
Cambria muslin, Green gsuzc,
Mui' and laconct ditto, Sarsenetts,
!. India book muslins, Nankn grapes.
Swiss mus.ins, Canton grapes,
Pressed cfape, Furniture chntz,
4 bobbinet lace, 'nture dImiy,
4 4 plaza thread lace. Bed,icsiug,
Dmtties, Linen cotton shecting,
Csmbric dimties. G, cen tsbic cloths,
Double and single jeans, Linen & cotton damssk,
Kid aud silk gloves, Damssk table cio,hs.
six and cottc hose, Napkins,
Bombszins, Crash.
bombszetts. Fine birdseye diaper.
Gauze flannel, Russia diaper
long lawn and linen Cushion p,oreen,
cambric hdkfs. Curtain bombsletts,
Merino hdkfs Beit cords
Fan silk hdkis. Carpet bindings,
-ALSO--
Kiddermiuster, Venetian and Straw
ChRpEiiNGS.
New mort. AUG 81.
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HIS bright cIeerin8 race
In majesty has run.
10 the rich dyes that DER the heavens glow
In perfe CT harmony celestial PRIDE,
And blend IN one grand scene,
That painter cannct paint.
Dot they recede, and night with SILVER beams
Asserts her sway in Luns's shsdowy reign,
And draws her dusky veil
Ger gIsrIns blaze of day.
How pens;ve sweet, chas,e Eve. beneath the gieam
Ofstsrry hosts. that bang in heavens b!ue vault,
To muse upon the CHI
Iiigh pendent o'er the wave
Of gsiening take. that sleeps beneath the rays
Of Cyn,hia's sheen. that meits upon the stream,
Like passions ruthless ire
Beneath religions irown!
Silence with dovny foots,ep, treaGs her dome.
Save vhere The owlet strikes his jsrrng note,
Resoundng through the des
And distant mountsin-cavest
Or Gloomy bat, that Ahs on lesthern wing.
Or beetle rofTling Nights indulgeo, rest,
From dafkImg, messy cell.
Eojoy their destined hour.
rhc wave, rejecting, shows the pc sire mein
of him who muses. IN sweet solitude,
On heart.corrodng griet,
Aud osture's soothing chArmsi
So Friendship. sister os immortal Love.
Reflects the pleasure of congeniai souls.
Nv cords of virtue joined
For earth, for time, for heaven.
7 lo,. ,hee, Night. raised on thy ebon-car, ..
But !oyelier still tboo seems' in moons pale beams,
That from the mountain side,
Display the quiet vale,
And hamlet dark through yew and myrtle groves
Ruilling with Zephyr. when on dewy wings
He scented Flora woos,
And .eads the hours Nth pride.
steep or yon rural weary eye lids dwcs.
Like the Wild cygnct on ils bress, OF down,
For low;y rustic joys
No phantom ever yields.
o soothing Eve, are thy sequesiered scenes,
NAen Na,ure cdms The tuolult Of the soul,
And sheds placid slnile
Der sorrows ssdGeued mein.
While Sp,ing with roses scents thy flowing robe,
While sn,iing summer crowns thy tales with love,
While yellow Au,umn waves
Her soidea wand around
Whle Winter wields The scep,re Of the storm,
Aud tears the ehsplct from Thy modest brow,
Which liiicd spring had woye,
Aud Autumn circed round;
So long, sweet Eve, will admire thy sway,
SO long, shall Friendship round the social scene,
Chaunt forth its tale of love
To man--to human kind,
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EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES.

IL Is e prover5 smopg british ,eamen, tha,
no one Is allowed 20 think on board OF ship,
boz the captain, chief mote, aud carpenler
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d. Leusoo's manner Of signing his pre-.
sciptiens, " Leusom," gave bi',h to the
following, wnh which the doctor himself is
'sii to have been highly snused sod which
moy therefore, be Introduced, 10 The credit Of
his gfea, good humo, -
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Portsmouth. June IS
PAUL M. MUMFORD.

PAUL M. MUMFORD
. ETURNS thanks for the counte-
i = nance and encouragement he has received io
his late undertaking, aud would inform his friends
and the public, that his evening SCHOOL viii. COM
mence on that OF Monday next the 9Th inst. He has
taught during the summer past, reading. writing, u.
rItbmetc, aud English grammar and the profcien-
cy of his pupils. may attest his fidelity, and compe.
tence tie knows OF no other clsm TO the public pat
ronsge He will teach in addition. the ensuing Gin.
ter, tor the benefit of sesarng young gentlemen
veyiug and navigation.
Newport Oct
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TAXES FOR 1928.

a AIIO TON 1919.
T~HE Subscriber, Collector of lhe State
J. and Towo Taxes, voted in June last,
he.sby gives no'ice, that he has commenced
the collection Of the same, and respectfully
requests ell those indebted for said Taxes, TO
pay he same wi,houl tclsy, al No 9 Market
square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, Sept. 4, 1922.
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NOTICE..

NOI ICE.
THE report of Commissioners on es-
tate Of Samuel Kn,you late Of Chsrlesown decesstd,
represented insovsnt. being presented TO the Hoo
Court Of Probate OF said town, the 9th day o tins
ns,an,, said Court hereby give public notice 10 all
persons INTEREST," in said estate. to be and sppesr
before said a, the dwelling house OF Jesse BAD
COX, jr in said Chsriesioan, ihe first Mondsy ~
December next. 10 shew csusc (if any they hA'e)
Why said report should not be received.
by order
SAMUEL STANTON, PROB. CE.
South Ninrstown Oct 8IS2S ocIl6
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FALL SUPPLY.
STEPHEN Fl. CAHOONE,

ll0, 1HAMEs STREET,
HAS Just iecsived bis Fall supply Of Goods, (coul.
prlsng as an eXte sive assortment as car be
found in any store in town) which he osers for sale
as cheap can be bought ny store in the state.
Purchasers would do well 10 call and look, as tbs
assortment is TOO great for an advertisement.
Oct. o.
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New Fall Goods.
JOHN B. NEWTON,

NV' fVF' IHAHEs-sTHEET,
Ras this day reeeivrd direct /rom Bossen, and
10 nov cfen,ng,
A very extensive assortment of Day
4 n GooBs-i imported this fall, and adapted TO
the present season.
or Being determined to sell them, purchasers
will 6nd il more than eyer to their advantage 10 call
and see
Oct 2, 1923. 3w
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When patients sad TO me apply.
iphysics, bleeds, and swests 'em;
1t, ssteI all. they choose to die.
What's that TO me III Lets en-.
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HAS JUST OPENED,
n complete assortment Of p.lice cloths from the
n low price o, IS the yd to 2s--also. cassiDereS
that good for only 5s3I ys and upwards. for la
dies great coa,e fie has siso'opened very large
lot OF broadcloih and among item drabs ,6m o.
to us The yd for genismens and hsys great coats.
Also jus, opened, superb ioY OF aannels, kerseys,
pisDs, baizes, booking, s,inots piads. bombaze,ss
bombazins, poplins, shir;ingt, sheetngs, prints.
gloves, Grape and msrino shswls, slso, marinO
hdkf, dtmask diapers, linens, lpSn and cotton cam.
brio mu,l muii jsconet and shear mus,in--aso, blue
aud black plush, snd fee nice black Ostrich feath-
ers, Canton aud Italian grapes, bUpne silks buttons,
&c and many other articles too numerous 10 men
zion, Al, of which viii be sold very low for cash, og
on shor, credit
W T. has also on hand, four pieces Of Eidaer'
minister Carpetng, which he will sell AT cost.
Oct. Is
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UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
Il friends and the public, that they have estab-
isaed the Indigo blue Dying, aud have employed
an experienced workman at The coloring sud finish.
ing. Wooen goods Of III. descriptions will be fin
ished in the neaest manner, on the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool Of ell grades csrded into rolls in the beat
manner They continue to- manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, may best suit their en-
pioyers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any ticles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHUPE, and
ROBERT r. & FRANCIS CARR, Neasbors.
GEORGE LAWTON, Tperfen.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfo! Ferry
They return their sincere thanks 10 their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their la.
YOURS JOHN BABCOCK
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. lime IL
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NOTICE.

NJ IL. IL.
JAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
j the public, that he has emplo, ed experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend TO the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Friends-the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctuslly attended
to-call at the Chambers over his Store. north
corner of Bannister' 's-wharf March 2o, 1921
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LADIES' MAGAZINE.

LADIES' MAGAZINE.
THE Cd number Of the Ladies' Magazine is now
ready for distribution, and may he had at the
book store Of Nessrs w J. II BARsER, at Mr..
SAMUEL w ViSsoN, and at the Office of BRNJ. b.
MuNrosp. Esq. At each of those places supscrip-
tiou papers ART still open
The Editor regrets the delay Of the second num-
ber--as it was oecssloned by circumstances beyond
her conuoi--she hopes IT will not discourage her
friends, especially IS those circumstances sre obvi.
aied and the future numbers viii appear in ther re-
spectye order Subscribers will please call or send
for their Magazines, to Deacon Samuel Nlnsons $,
Church-street
Newport, sept Is.
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POETRY.
From the Charleston City Gazette.
IN ODE TC EVENf.vC.

yON dirn.red spIeodor DER The western clouds
Uf Ufmingling hucs, procIsms the god ol day
HIS bright csreerinS race
In majesty has run.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-08

THE PRESERVATION OF FOOD

Is subject of the utmost consequence
to the domestic economist as we'll as to
the mariner. 1t has long been ascer.
tanned that both animal and vegetable
substances may be preserved for q long
time by being kept immersed in brisk
vinegar, syrup. or spirits that goose
pie, or roasted sirloin Of beef, envel.
oped in suet, may be sent sweet and
good to the antipodes, and that straw
berries anu green peas may be preser-
we'd for upwards of year by being en-
closed in we'll stopped bottles, exhaust.
ed of air by standing for some time in
q vessel of boiling water. Modern che.
rnstry has discovered that the fret me.
shod may be effected moro economical.
ly by using that variety of acetous acid,
called by chemists Pyroligneous, now
commonly sold under the name of
white vinegar, which is SO powerful an
antiseptic as not only to prevent the
commencement of putridity, but to ar.
res its progress when begun. A piece
Of meat SO far advanced as to be often
sive to the smell, may be speedily re.
covered by washing it with this acid,
and as it appears not to harden the
muscular fibre like common vinegar,
the lovers of tenoer meat and game
may now enjoy i, without having their
olfactory nerves affronsed with its
odour,
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Removal.

NCllOVul.
n ME subscriber returns bis grateful &C"
l. acknowledgements to his old friends u
customers, for past favors, and informs
them that he has removed to bis old stand.
(,be Eagle Hotel, precisely at The
Head Of King Street,
where he pledges bimseli that nothing
shall be wanting on bis part to make tie
situation OF all who may call on him, COM
Portable and pleasant. The house has
undergone considerable repairs, and is
much better calculated for the reception
OF travellers and others than formerly.
ELI LEGG.
N. B. A few genteeI bosrders can be
accommodated upon reasonable terms.
This stand is in the most pleasant part of
the town; and considering the fresh and
salubrious air, it cannot but be enticing
to those who wish to spend their summer
months near the town, to call and see.
june f9
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Thirty Dollars Reward.
BANANA from the subscriber, resid-
IL ing in Fairfax County, Virginia, on
the 26,h inst. a mulatto servant named
LEIGH,
commonly called Leigh jackson. Said
slave is abou, six feet high, twenty-eight
or thirty years Of age, has down look
when spoken to- took with him blue
cloth roundabout, cuffs and collar turned
up With yellow cashmere, two pair pan.
falcons, one of blue cloth, the other OF
brown linen; great coat and two fur
bats, one white the other black, the former
much worn. A very minute description OF
his clothing Gift could be given) would
be unnecessary. as he will no doubt use
every means 10 escape detection by chang
ing them the earliest opportunity: As the
above slave eloped without, the least pro.
vocation, be has in all probability shaped
his course to the north, the iavorite resort
OF all our Virginia slaves. will give the
above reward for experimenting and se-
curing said slave in any Jail, so that get
him again, or thirty dollars aud all reason
able charges if brought home.
GEO F. WASHINGTON.
Wellington, near Alexandra, june 20.
oaw3W.
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JAMES s GUNNELL, NJ. d.
Dentist,
RESPECTFULLY offers bis services
N as Dentist to The citizens and visi-
tors of The District Of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Gsorsstorn.
DR.. SIN, DIR. I. Worthihgton,
F. May, P. Warheld,
Cutbusb, Henderson,
Hunt, N.W.WorthIng'oh
Sewall, Bobrer,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
alexandria.
DR.. Semmes DR.. Washington,
Richards, Fitzhugh,
Peake, Stabler,.
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, ESQ
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. A. Hunter. and Dr.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween 9th and 10th streets, West, on the
same square with MIR. Gunton's Apotbe-
cary Shop }
gTI)r. GUNNELL will be at
Mr.. Gagen's Hotel, Alexandria, every
Friday, from 8 A. M. until P. M. dur
ing the month of June. All letters adj
dressed to Or G in Washington, or lett
al CIagelt's Hotel, will be punctually at
tended TO.
Washington, May 81, 1898. lawtf
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Charles C'nty Orpans Court,

Charles C'nty Orpans Court,
June Term, 1928.
ORDERED by the Court, that the exc
" cutor OF James Wheeler, sen. late
Of Charles county deceased, give the no.
tice required by law, tor creditors to ex-
hibit their respective claims against the
estate OF said deceased, by advertisement,
to be inserted in the Alexandra Gazette
snce IN each week, for the space of three
successive weeks. A true copy,
Teste, HUMPHREY BARNES,
Register Of wilts for Charles County.
Notice.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that
i the subscriber, OF Charles County has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
County, letters testanentsTy on the estate
ofJ.a.NES WHEELER, sen. late OF Charles
County, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
the LIST day of January, IL "a, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my
hand, the LIST day OF July, 1928.
JAMES WHEELER.
July iaw3t*
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A DISCOVERY.

A holy nun (la Sieur Margusrite)
who was two years in the convent at
C near Paris, edlfying and edi.
fed, has been just discovered to be q
n>n tRichmond Eng.
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10 Let.

THE large three story brck house on
l. Prince-street, adjoining the store Of
Mordecai Miller 4 Son. Apply to Mary
Ressler, or JAMES GAIT,
may "a LAVISH
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The following humorous article on
the French expedition, is. copied from
3 late Spanish paper:
baltimore Patriot.
WARi-Hark! the trumpet sounds;
and out sallies the nephew of st. Louis.
mounted on a white horse. Look at
the face of his highness, and see his &c.
neralship, his talents, and the cam.
paigns he has performed look at the
Imposing expression of his face! 1t is
not Suwarrow. nor Bonaparte, nor
Wellington. Clear the road. Nina,
Bsllssteros, Abisbal, Morillo! Stand
out of the way Rlego and ForriJos !!
Rau away, little boys, there's bull CO.
mug that will eat you all up! There
is no alternative; lay down your arms,
aud repeat Miserers. aud let the
Bishop of Tarragona say an Erurie
Domino that shall burn the very
stones
But. Senior General, nephew of st.
Louis, and of Louis the Twelfth, and
Oh \oAeS -
Eleventh. and Of Henry Third, and OF
Louis the Thirteenth, take care that
you do not by and by hear the song OF
"rhe Frsnchmsn found the road too
rough that led to Roncesvsiles Take
care that your h,gnsss is not obliged to
put spurs to your white horse and cry,
"Uncle, you've lost your nephew -
All this may happen, your serene h'sh,
ness, and besides you may recoiiect
that these cursed Spaniards eat little,
and no matter what; are accustomed
to sleep in the field, and even when
they are at home know little of feather
beds that state of war will hardly
mako them even uncomfortable, and
what they perfectly delight in is. to
hide among the rocks, and shoot Mon.
sieurs like q man hunting rabbits.
You will fiud that your alliance with
those reverend monks of the faith aDsars
q skin, a. we say in Spain, &c. &c.
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luStrlcC OF COlumDla,
lle1andr,a County, set May Term,
l823-6th Day. s
IN CHANCERY.
John Archer and John ". Stump, Execu.
tors of John Stump, deceased--Com.
plainants.
Against Mary Deneale, widow and execu>
trix of George Deneale, deceased, Cbas.
+. Stuart and Ann Lucretia, bis wife,
Mary Catharine, William w. and Nan.
cy P. peneale. children and represent
tatlves of George Deneale, deceased
Defendants,
VHHE defendants. Charles T. Stuart.
i and Ann Lucretia, bis wife, not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given
security, according to the statute and rules
of the court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the court, upon affidavit filed :,
tina The said Charles L. Stuart and Ann
Lucretia. are not inhabitants OF the Dis
trct Of Columbia, on the motion OF the
complainants by their counsel, it is Or
dered, that the said defendants. Charles
L. and Ann Lucretia Stuart, do appear
here on or before the first day Of next No
vember Term, anc answer the bill OF the
compliments and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith published in one Of the
public newspapers, printed in the town Of
Alexandra, Tor two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted on the
front door CT the court house Of the said
county. ACopy-Teste.
EDMUND |. LEE, Clerk.
june "a law2m
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For Amsterdam,

4, The superior coppered ship 20.
CAHONTAS, Naihl Rowland,
master; will have immediate Dispatch
100 hogsheads freight is wanted. Apply
% VIM. FOWLE & co.
iune 10
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For Sale,

4 likely mulatto BOY, about 90 years
N old, q good dining room servant
Inquire OF the Printer. =.
June
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-08

A CARD.
r. DARRAH.. DENTIST
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies
IL and gentlemen of Alexandria, that he
has taken a room in Mr.. John Thompson's
house, on Royal street; where he will be
happy to wait on them in the line of his
profession. It april S9
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wERNERIAN
NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY

The most interesting paper which
was read at the Wernerian Society on
Saturday, last, ted inst.) was one by
DR.. Ramsay, giving some description
of Macq airie Island. 1t 10 situated in
Ion. l59 20 E, lat. 81 90 S. 1t recei
we'd its name from the late governor Of
New South Wales, 50 that it has not
been loog known. 1t is not large. be-
in in breadth from two to tour miles
1t 10 mountainous the elevated tracts
ranging from 700 to 1000 !eet above
the level of the sea. From quarter
of mile to two miles from the coast
the soun6ings are from nine to twenty
five fsthoms; the landing is not good,
ow OK to an almost constant surf In
the interior are considerable fresh wa
ter lakes, which are supposed to be
supplied from springs within their ewn
bosoDs, IS streams perpetually flow
from them they are clear, and not
productive Of aquatic vegetation SO a
bun iantly as most lakes, No refresh.
men,s are to be obtained on this island,
nor is it known to give shelter to any
four footed animals. There are, how.
ever, abundance of birds of various
sorts, from the parrot to the gull. Of
insects there 10 . very remarkable def
cheney. very few only, of any genus,
having been discovered. In CONNER
cial point of view. this Island 8 valua.
Bile for the oil which is obtained from
the ses.cow. There used to be seals
on the coast but hey are become rare;
the whales are not abundant. There
ace no trees or shrubs, and not many
varieties OF plants which are unknown
in other parts OF the world.
IEdsnburs Observer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-08

For Sale.
r ANDlNG this day, from the sloop
IL Henry, at Twins wharf,
80 hdds. prime retailing molasses
2 tierces do. do.
SO bbls. N. E. rum
81 boxes imperial & gunpowder tea
g cases con'tg 2 ID. cannisters do. fresh
and of excellent quality
IL bales low priced brown sbirtings
2 bales dsnims, l do. striped Jeans
box straw hats
60 casks whale oil
loo kegs nails, assorted from I'D to 4od.
Apply to A. c. CAZENOVE& CO.
tune 8
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1 harles County Court,

[ harles County Court,
March Term. 1928.
George Mason, VS.. Richard B. Mason,
Alexander S. Hooe and Elizabeth b. bis
wife, George N. Grymes and AH0 E..
Grymes his wife, and John Stith and Sa-
rah b. his wife.
IN CHANCERY.
IN this case the bill states, that William
L Mason, departed this life, iDtestats,
leaving real and personal estate in Charles
County, that George Mason is the admin.
istrator md one Of the heirs at law OF the
said William. that the personal estate is
insufficient to pay the debts Of the deceas.
ed, and the bill concludes with prayer
for the sale Of the lands OF the said VIM.
Mason and it appearing to the Court that
the said defendants reside out OF the state
of Maryland, and beyond the jurisdiction
of the Court, it IS hereby ordered. that the
said defendants be. and appear before this
Cour, on the third Monday in august nezt,
either in person, or by solicitor and all
swer the said bill OF complaint. otherwise,
the same will be taken pro confesso, and
decree pass accordingly, provided that
this order be published in the Alexandria
Gazette, once a week for at least three
months, previous TO the said third Mon.
day in August, 1898 Teste,
JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
TEST, JNo. BARNES, Clerk.
F. D. STONE, Sol. for Comp.
may 81 3m
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For Sale,
Picked Oysters.

TIHHE subscriber has tor sale PhCKLED
j OYSTERS OF the first quality They
are pronounced by good judges, to be su-
perior to any in the market Persons can
be supplied by the jar or smaller quanti-
~. D. BANCROFT,
opposite the old Market,