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~ ,he spot where the robbery took place,
there WAS high bank on each side of the
rced. The guard. Pstriek Green, ac,ed with
much Courage and GOOD conduct, having dis.
charged his blonde, buss OF the robbers when
they h'a discovered ihemseives, snd alter.
wards snapped pistol at one snc discharged
IN" other pistol al sno,her before they came
upon him. IL appears IL MS the last sho,
from the pistol, which wounded Mooie in the
breast, who was s'm,d with . gun.
We learn that the people in the neie bbor-
hood where the robbery took place, end those
at the Jorge, were most active and vigilsnl ia
making search for end assisting 10 the de,ec.
iion Of The robbers. They were escorted to
the ci'y last eveo'na By the troop Of First
Baltimore Hus.s's, (utder command OF Mai.
M'CiellanD who promptly mustered and &c.
paired TO the spo, in the morning. The cul.
Prits are lodged in jail-,hsir trial will take
place Of tho Circuut Court Of tho United
States, which will SIT in November next.
Patrick Green, the mail guard, I. entitled
TO the hgheUcredit for the hdeiny and cour-
age he displayed sgsinst such fes,iul odds l.
he really msde havoc smong the enemy, and
came very nesr losing his own liIe. The
most lively interest is felt in his behalf aud
We learn with pleasure that Q subscription has
slready beer opened, under tho most favorA.
bic prospects, for the purpose Of making him
a tender oi something more sob,,oniiai than
empty prei.e. We hope the example will
be followed elsewhere, as u stimulus for fu.
turs esertion.
In concluding We deem II worthy Of re-.
mark, that at about in the morning the rob.
bery was effected by three persons, I6 miles
from the ci,y--,wo o, them were badly woun-
ded--lhey were before noon arrescd-one
made a toll confession of all the circum.,sn.
ees--snd before IN the evening they were
ell lodged in Baltimore Jail
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From the National Intelligencer.
NEWSPAPER DEBTS.


The conduct Of some who cali thernsel7es
honor able men in regard to debts OF this Dc.
.crip,on is Infamous. Means are sometimes
resorted 10, for evading their payment, which
are shamsicl. When Q man, sfter regularly
receiving the paper for years, pleads that he
only intended to take l, for one year, and will
pay Tor no longer time when smother refu-
ses to pay, though he is perhaps thousand
miles beyond our personal reach; on tho
ground Of tho account not having beeo p'ov.
I'd within year; when another pleads tho
statute Of Limitation in bar OF Just claim, VIC
feel disposed TO gazette these bsokfopn in
integrity, and expose them to the sco'n Of On
honest people. There is no money more
hardly earned than the subscriptions TO news.
pspsts-snd It is 9 shame Tor any man, Who
is able, TO hesitate o moment TO discharge HE
newspaper account when he knows IL TO be
due.
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~ IIIs.

Courto of PROBATE, herohOrf. Juty 7. Ie23.
1KIHEREAs application has thus day been made
w tor administration on the estate Of WfLLtAH
paton, late OF Newport, decessed, aud the consids-
ration ,bereof referred 10 the fret Monday In Aus
gus, nex--poice hereby given TO all p, rsous M
terestcd in said estate, TO appear they sls see IT,
Ut Court Of Probate, TO DC ho.Gen at the state
Horse, said first Monday in Angus, neyt. al 9 o..
clock, An and they sbsl, be heard respecting the
same. by order ofssid Conrt.
July 9. CHARLEs GYLES, Probate Ctsrii
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,. July l6, 1928.

large portion Of this days paper is taken up
with details of late interesting news from Europe TO
the exclusion OF many articles prepared for insertion
Blythe latest accounts received at New York. per
the ship NewYork from Liverpool. the affairs Of
Spain wear rather unfs7drabe aspect. Foreign
bsyonets on the one hand. ani ,reschery, the OH
sr, where the utmost confidence placed. arc
fearful odds: but brave people should never des-
psir-and We still hope the patriotic spsniards will
contend successfully with their bAoshy AMI tyran.
nical invaders
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MEMORANDA

Lef. at Liverpool. May %. ship Newport, Bur.
roushs for stockholm, TO sail on the 29th.
Arrived al Trieste, May S, brig Panther, OF TINS
por,, from M.t.nzas.
Arrived q. New Orleans, Juse i7,b, ship Robin
son Potter, Waite, from this poit,
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NOTICE.

THOSE who have, claims against the STEAM.
BOAT PROVIDENCE, are requested 10 pre-.
sent their accounts to the subscriber, on or before
the 18Th instant
% Subscribers 10 the stock in said Boat are also
informed that the balances due their shares, must
be paid at the same time.
E.w. LAwToN. Treas.
Newport, JuIy q l6o3 =
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Saturday. Juiy l2M,
Arrived brig Perseverance,. late Capt Elliott, As
days from Elmins, Africa. all well Capt, Elliott de.
parted this life at Acra April 27h.-Left brig Cur.
lew, Lswton, Of Boston, at Anamabo in May last, all
well The brig Pedar DeveDs, Of Boston, sailed
from AGRA. april 20. for the eewsrd. ali yell.
s.MH pAx-sioop Golden Age. Marble, from
Wilmington, (se) via New-York. With passengers,
and lumber TO Perry K Stevens.
SAME pAy-sloop ialcyo on, Vars, from Albany,
with produce.
Arrived sloop Hazard, starbuek, from Whining.
ton. via Providence, with shingles to Perry z Ste.
vens
SANE bAr-schooner Ann, Smith, from New.
York.
MonGoy, Juiy iS,
Brig Samuel, Barlow. arrived from Csmpeacby in
% days, al well, with logwood TO G. DWolf Pas
sengers in the brig, Capt. Perry Maze. and part Of
the crew Of the sch shibboleth. OF th port, taken
and burnt in Campeacby by the pirates-saed in CO.
with brig Louisiana, for Philadelphia, under convoy
of o. s. schr Grsmpus-spoks lat 50, 6, ". Ion 73,
23 ship soloo. from New Orleans, for Liverpool.
SANS pxr-siooP Nancy g. Polly, Anthony, from
NeW-York.
7ursday, Ja,y IS,
Arrived sch Merino, from Norfolk Passed up
brig Marcia, Bigley, from New.York, for Prov.
dence.
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ETRD,

In Providence. on the 9th instant, Mr FJwin y
Marble Of this town, aged % 18TH inst. Mr. Dan
iei SALISBURY, in his 29lh year --l+,b, Mrs DOromY
Hitiams, aged So, wife Of the late Captain Howell
Niiiiams.
A. Bristol, on the 5th instant, Mrs. Martha SIN.
aONf. wife Of Mr.. John r. Simmons, i her 25d year.
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MIR KfEU,

AZ Providence, Mr.. Wiiiar Goodeg. Of A'exan'
dria, to Miss Cidrissa Cady. daughter OF Mr. Jo-
seph C. Cady. OF the former place MIR. Richard
NJ Snoto, TO Miss Amelia Harrington ---Mr James
UIckson un 10 Mrs Esther Read, Of Smhfe,d ----
MIR EdlOa-d ID. Smih To Mrs. Epehna {. SprGgue.
both OF Providence.
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State of RhOde- Island, sc.
NEwpoaT, sc.-Ca,ks Office, Supreme Ju-
dictai Court, County Of Newnoyf, July r,
1923.
ON application to me. this day made,
~ the creditors Of Johu Yeomans. of the town
and county Of Newport, hereby notified to appear
before the Supreme Jud Court to be holden at New.
port, within and for the county Of Nc~port on tho
fourth Monday Of August next, on the second day
of the term thereof, TO nominate sssgnee or ss.
tignees 10 receive an assignment Of the estate and
effects Of the said John Yeomsns, for the benefit of
sad creditors. sgteesb.y TO an act Of the Hon Cen
ersl Assembly, passed At their June session. a q.
1920 entitled /" al sct for the relief OF ipsoyenr
debtors" HOLMES WEAVER, Ciert
JuIy q 20
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We take up one paper. and we find .Wal Ro55ers
Pardoned"-"e take up another and fad =" .NlI
y,'65ery :" attended With circumstances of the ut.
ElOst srocy and desperation. Is it act OF mercy
e. rcprieye such abandoned wretches.
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BE.7I TF There has bu, one death occurred in
.h,s town, since The 5th June last. This is rare
fns.ance in population Of upwards of seven thou.
sanj, more especially ia the summer season.
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SHIPPING List.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
En- TEREN.

ENTERED,
Brig Hiram, Easton, Point Petre. Gusdaloupc.
Snip Courier, Fitzgerald, south seas, Whaling.
sloop Nancy & Polly. Anthony, New.Yprk.
Brig Perseverance, Babcock, AGRA, Africa.
Gle fRED,
sloop u ID Jones, Lawton, New York.
Ditto Justina, Studley, Alexsndris.
Ditto Narrsgansett. Fish, New.York.
DITTO Nancy T. Polly. Anthony, Providence.
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BOARDING. HOUSE STORE.
For Sale.

THE House and Store formerly occu-
l. pied by Mr.. Edward vose. AZ a boarding
house, &c situate ON pscket, or nsnnister's wharf,
10 IN complete repair. Is well calculated for board
ing honse has store in 'front.' and is one Of the best
stands in town,
Any person who may wish to purchase the above
named property, for further information will bs.
pleased to apply to the subscriber. the premises.
REBECCA VOsE.
July O.
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Phemx Bank, Westerly ~. Y

Pheni* Bank, Hesferly, Il. l.
A Ia meeting Of the stockholders Of said Rank.
"A on the 7th day of July, IS23-,he oer,ons
whose names follow were appointed Directors for
the ensuing year, viz.
limos Cross, hdspard IYiieor, Rouse Bab.
cock, Sfehhen Wi!eor, George Govif, John c.
Horsey, VLtian Peeklam. .fco,s Barns, Ma.
Than Barber. jun. Wager Ueeden, and Daniel
Bateoek, jun,
And at a meeting Of the Directors on the same
day. AMOS CRoss, Esq. was re elected President Of
said hand. J. MANSON, Cashier.
Westerly. July Z. 1923. rii6l
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STATE of Rhode Island, sc. 4.
WAsHINoToS, &C. Cterk's Office, Conrf u
Common Pleas, Jniy z, 1923.
nN application this day made TO me.
~ by Joseph c. Loeh. Of Exeter, in the county
Of Washington, shoe maker, Notice is hereby given
to tie creditors Of said Lock- to appear a. the Court
of Common Pleas, to be holden st south Kngstowns
within and for the county Of Washington the sec.
ond Monday Of August next lif they see H., md on
the second day Of The term thereof. to nominate su
assignee or assienees to receive an assignment OF
the said Locks estate, ngrceably TO the provisions
Of act. entitled "sn for the relief Of insolvent
Debtors, passed at June session oi the General AS
semby, 1929. -..5-.,..l
SAMUEL HELMe. Clerk.
Ju.yo.
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Fonr OF the signers of the Declaration
oi Independence are now living. They
are John Adams, OF Massachusetts, Viii
liam lloyd, Of n. York, Charles Carroll,
OF Maryland, and Thomas Jefferson, Of
Virginia.
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NOTICE.

IhE subscriber, who has heretofore been concern.
co WITH the hrm OF Chambin s. >ioerm has dis.
solved partnership with them. oy mutual consent.
Joseph Sloeum.
North Kingstown. July 10. 1923. rii6l
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TIE far.fa"aed Sea Serpent has re.
viewed his visit this season. On Mon.
day, oflast week, he was seen by young
man IN row boat, near Cape Ann shore.
tic came within feet of the boat, with
about 25 feet of his length out Of water.
His head the young man describes as
being as big as considerable sized cask.
But hattened. He was on the paint of
striking him with his oar, but was re-
strained by fear Of danger. Such is the
account we have from gentleman of
SANDY Bay, who received it direct from
she young man who saw the creature.
Salem Ca:
The brine in which cucumbers are pre-.
served, is discovered TO be fatally poi
sonous To cattle and hogs. a gentleman
IN a neighboring town. has lost several
cattle and hogs in consequence OF their
drinking it-RmLaud ". PAPER.
Tfietng Aeridsm.
SALEM, July
On Fidsy evening last, during he brilliao,
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TIE TILL3I.rS TIKEN.

The Baltimore papers furnish the following par.
ticuiars of the srres, aud commitment of the rob.
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HEetngg Aeridsnt.

SALEM, July 1.
On F'idsy evening last, during lhs briIIiao,
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THE ALEX >NDRiA
Oyeang &ScoAring establishment


AcoRNER OF FRINGE AND FlIRFAx sTsA
RUSSELL respectfully acouaints the ;,,,s
- . bi.ants OF Alexandria, the Disirict NJ e
iumbia, and counties contiguous, that he has
bought out that we'll known establishment w..
Gently held by MIR. Williams.
From many years experience in the n,.a,e,.
turing & dyeing in the city of Dublin; also be;nc,
Tor three years superintendent DIVER TO the I.reS
Le1mgtonfactory in KY, aud likewise had rnreh
encouragement inthat business lately in ,bs e.,
OF hchmondj he hopes as the fancy dye;no xu;iI
be particularly attended to, as well as eieg,nt
anu permanent blacks, ladies NAV attn fsvor'
inns establishment with their patronage
Goats, pantaioons and vests, s,onrsd 90
pressed IN the best manner the blacks refresb-
CD IN me black dye; the blues in the INDIGO vat,
Woo' OF cotton yarn intended for domestic
CON uyed any color by the pound: red cot.
ION yarn eyed, lift comes in quantities
bonnets dyed and finished a glossy bIsok or
muse sOilsn and stained mot Attended 10 hr.
dyed,) cleaned and stoyed " w
. rs. pattern book of fancy coIora fdve3
from white crsPe) ready for the inspectioH ana
choice of ladies anu
AN apprentice wanted. SafTower (v;id &C.
Hen and Sunack, bought as this establisb,non,
MIS- hnsseiiwi be here in few da,,. 800
hIehmond,to accomplish ladies in the eIeaS,,.
arts Of velvet painting, rug work on canvas. 90
ornamental work as she can ONLY a,te,d e. -
select number (very few ladies can leave hi.
names at MIR. Russells, or with Mys w.
near heLancssterian school Her terms bs;nSss
per month, including q course Of Iss.o,,s X,
whch month or course, she engages IN nsrSecA
mem IN one branch, without the nsnai mode
49, NAV %
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KERR Il FITZHUGH

OFFER for sale on good terms s hhds N.
W Orleans sugar
hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
80 bbls assorted sugars
600 loavss refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing nnolasses
5000 VT prime green coffee
10 chests and half chests gunpowder i'm.
perial and young hyson teas of the latest
impoftations
i case Sup gdnpowder tea in 2 lib canniste !.
And I box fine souchong do
pipe old L.. r. Madeira wine, Araujo's
brand
4 Or casks sup old port do
I pipe Teneriffe do old
90 cases old Madeira do dog each
70 do do port do do
10 do 'ciaret do do
pipes very sup cognac brandy 7yearso old
] puDcheon Jamaica rum
do Antigua do
500 gals old whiskey.
pipe old Irish do
30 IbIs Baltimore do
70 boxes sperm candles Swain 6, Co.'S patent
Is boxes mould do
10 do dipped DO
$50 gals Rodman's best sperm oil
H. boxes soap very gond
l>ton shot assorted
10 kegs guppowder
casks and few pine apple cheese
cases fresh salad oil with their usual az
sortrnent of choice groceries Also,
Ion bb,s prime shad, 900 do nett and eros.
herring, put up with great care for family use
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BY HENRY PITTMAN.
CONDITIONS

~, .1,.. CONDITIONS
oF IHE ALEXANDRIA HERALD
l. ;. rive dollars year; half yearly in advancs4
II subscriptions for less than six months
charged at the rate Of six and a quarter Gently
each paper.
~ s,ATa papers sin and quarter cents.
ages are balanced.
v. ADvERTIsEMES7s, not exceeding square
inserted three times for one dollar and twentVs
I'VE cents for every subsequent Insertion: Lar
ger onss IN proportion. Advertisements which
nave not the number Of insertions marked, in
writing, will be continued TIL forbid,
u Let,gD to Che esitoy INST he rospps;S.
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DRY GOODS

L.
G. 81. i. p. THOMPSON
HAvE just received per ship Pioneer, capt:
Ii Crabtree, from Liverpool, their sopply Of
SPRING GOODS,
coNsisrise OF
"a superhne checked and striped cambria
ginghams
90 and Ga cambria muslins
"A white and colored fancy muslins
9-S do do do crsvat hdhfs
% fancy prints
ga Wilmington stripes
IA power loom shiriings
White and colored cotton hosiery
Twilled black hombaEetts, SIC. &c.
ON HANp---London super6ne cloths and cash.
meres, white and colored drillngs, Irish, Scotch,
and German linens, jaconet and book muslins,
white and printed cuttings, Italian sewing silks,
white and colored threads, Hoit's patent sew
ing cotton, choppa romals, bottoms, pins, &c.
Rp 80
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-04

A Fresh supply Of New & Cheap
Goods.
LANES G.. s. n. BARRY
HAVE this day received, and are now open
Il ing at their CHEAP CASH STORE,
splendid assortment oil
FANCY s. STAPLE ARTICLES,
which with their purchases of last month, rem.
der their assortment very complete Among
which are the following: London super blue
and black cloths, do super dark and grey MKT,
brown and olive cloths, do black ,blue coronation
and mkt cassitneres cassinets, white and co
lored drillings constitution & Genoa olive cords,
cotton cassimeresj striped cotton Aorentine,
striped satteehs, ribbed Angola cassimeres, white
Jeans, plain and twilled black bornbazetts black
bombazeens (very superior), I case Superior
London caiicoes, 4-4, 9-6 Cd, super and CON-
mon cambrics, jaconet and null null muslins,
A and 81 plain, figured, tamboured Swiss,
book, and ieuo muslins fashionable London
col"red vestings, plain and figured white Mar
Settles, French, and the real English figured
black horentine; figured gros de Naples, sim
shaws, sarsrets, Italian 1utestring, white and
black satin, forences and levantines, Canton
and Nankin black and coIored grapes, IA and
Sd Nankin Grape shawls, colored cotton shawls
and hkfs, leila hkfs, fancy silk do Ia new and
very beautiful artcle), white lace shawls, vel
veteen scarfs and hankerchiefs, thread and cot
ton laces, linen cambria and cambria hdkfs,
Irish linens aud lawns, dowlas, sheeting, Drog-
hedas, and brown hollands, Russia sheetines,
buriaps and Scotch oznaburgs, Madras, Ban
danna and flag hdkf., blue, yellow and red
ground twilled cotton do, chintz furniture, do
mestic plsids and stripes, shirtings and sheet
ings, coiored and white aenimes, Wilmington
stripes, Verona cords, furniture and apron
checks, l2-4 and Id Marseilles quilts, steam
loom shirtinss, long CLOTHS, dsmask table cloths
and diapers, men s, women's and misses cotton
hose, men half do, ingrained black cotton do,
white, black, blue, and pink Italian grapes. pins,
tapes, bobbins. silk and cambric buttons, sew
ing cotrons of every description, threads, tia
liam sewing silks, ladies' and misses kid and
beaver gloves, mems silk, kid and Woodstock
gloves, ladies' white and black silk hose, fancy
Mantua and satin ribbons, silk cords and
brai" s. clinical coris, elegant psrasois and um-
brelias, and great variety OF other articles in
thefrline, which makes complete their assort-
ment, and do most respectfully invite theii
| friends and the public, TO call and examine.
promising that their store shall always main
| tain che name OF the "cheay cash store"
COTTON YARN.
of the Union Mandatory of Mary land, sold as
usuai,at the Baltimore prices Of the day. may y
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INC AlexantIria Baths
ALK AND PORTER.

TOHE subscribers will supply house keepers
Il and country merchants with the best ale
and porter in bottles. KERR & FITZHU0H.
To our town customers il will be delivered,
through the season, at their houses, free of ex.
peSse, n. may 10
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Total OF square and fat iron 37,loO lbs.
10 be delivered at the navy yard at Philadef.
phia, on or before the lst day Of January, 1904.
TO he subjectto the inspection Of the ward, and
to be paid for, on the account of delivery being
receipted by the storekeeper, and approved by
the commanding officer, by the navy agent az
Philadelphia. lie match OF
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Navy Commissioners Office.

rr;u, APRIL 26TH, 1922
NE period to which proposals for iron will
= De received, rs extended to the both of
July next and the quantity of iron to follow a
! 3-S anger is to be 30,000lbs instead Of so. GOO
lbs as stated in the original advertisement.
..n 10y - two
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ART1SspSo &C.
Cabinet Mandatory.

TSHE subscriber respectfully returns his most
Il sincere thanks to his friends and public ge-
morally Tor the liberal donations and encourage
ment, given him, since his late calamity and
would wish a continuance of their favors in re-
gard to his line of business, at his present stand
opposite DIR. Fitzhugh's on King-street be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, where he in
tends to keep good assortment Of
CABINET FURNITURE,
consisting Of sideboards, secretaries and book
cases, pillar and claw pembroke tables, PLAN
breakfast and dining tables, bureaux, wash and
candle stands, bedsteads, cribs, cradles, &c.
which he will sell as low for cash or approved
notes as they can be bought in the district. ALSO
on hand for sale, handsome assortment of
crotch and shaded
st. DOMINGO M.4HOG4.N'Y
in logs and boards, which he will sell low. Ha-
wing preserved his hearse from the late Ere
which consumed his tools and materials, he has
since taken considerable pains to render il
complete and handsome, and will
Undertake Funerals
on the most reasonable terms Also, on hard a
good assortment Of Windsor chairs.
may Is 6m HARRISON BRADLEY.
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Navy Commissioners, Office

"a 18TH MARCH, 1928
u He commissioners Ofthe navy will receive
proposals till the first of June next, for furnish.
ing the following described American iron, of
the best quality. viz -
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NOTICES.
NOTICE
This is to give Notice.

NNHAT the subscriber of Alexandria county
u in the district of Columbia, has obtained,
from the Orphans Court OF said county, lstiefs.
Of administration on the personal estate Of
James Grigsby, late of the county aforesaid,det
ceased all persons having claims against tlr
said deceased, are hereby warmed 20 exhibit ths
same, with the vouchers thereof to tie subsch-
ber,on or before the 2Sth November iiext,o they
may by law be excluded from. all benefit 10 said
estste and those indebted thereto, are reques tea
TO make immediate payment Given under my
hand, this 18th May, 1928. ANN GRIGSBY.
june 2 1aw6t Admir- ofJames Gr,ysbo