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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-20
RUNNELLS'S.

" AS the Monument lottery will draw on
Thursday next, the next drawing of the grand
State lottery will take place on the Thurs da "
following, being the 26th inst. This will afford
distant adyenturers the opportunity Of renew
ing their small prizes, which is desirable. State
of the wheel, Sd days drawing over Of the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-20

His grace Of Richmond being asked
Why he ordered captains guard to
mount near the kitchen, replied, that he
wished to accus.om the captains Of mill,
tia to stand FIRE,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-20
And a considerable number of

The drawing will be continued on Thursday,
the 10Th inst. No time should be lost in for
warding orders for chances in this truly SPLEEN
did, lottery. Highest prizes 100000, 10000,
of 10000, Q Of 5000, 10 of 1000, besides
hundreds, hfties, &c All the prizes are to be
paid the moment they are drawn. Only 1s
drawings TO complete this brilliant scheme.
10 Tickets will rise on the 10th of next
month, July TO S15, and timely notice is thus
given. In the mean time the price of tickets
will continue, viz Whole tickets Sl2, halves
Sc, quarters SO, eighths 81 SOTO be had, war
ranted undrawn, at
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which will thus continually pour into il

/ which will thus continually pour into II
| it, accumuiating stores.
BY retrocession, not only will the dis
trict of Columbia be represented in the
legislatures of Virginia and Maryland,
but ii will be represented Id tho Iegisla-
tufe Of the United States Alexandria will
have its due weight in cleo.ing repre-
sentative to congress Georgetown its
due weight in electing another. and
Washington third. The county of
Alexandria will have its voice in choosing
two senator's from Virginia, and the coun-
~ of Washington two senator's from of
Maryland.
BY resrocession, the district will thua
acquire stich additional influence in the
councils ofthe nation, in conjunction with
the states of Virginia and Maryland, as
probably to induce the congress 20 aid in
the completion Of the before mentioned
important canal, by pledging or deyoting
the vacant public lots in the city Of Wash>
ingtoh to this object, taking shares in the
company, which may be established for
that purpose to the amount of its value,
and receiving reimbursement in per-
petual and increasing revenue from the
tolls which will be for ever afterwards
paid"
BY retrocession, too, the district will
be enabled, through the direct agency Of
its bsst talents to claim as rights what at
present they are Obliged humbIy to beg
as favors.
In every aspect, then, a re,rocession
must be beneficial to the commerce of
the district, and thereby cenduce to the
welfare and prosperity of every iahabitans
especially the proprietors of the soil.
How will retrocession affect the po.
litical rights of the district? This Sub
ject will be next considered.
VALERIUS.
1Fhe following extract from the speech
OF MIR. Stewart, OF Pennsylvania, q, the
end Of the last congress, is so opposite to
the preseDtsubjeci that II seems to be pro.
Perto transcribe it in this place. tWith-
out this canal,this city Washington and
your public property must decline toRe.
ther. The avenues now open to the
public treasury nust soon Be closed, and
the immense expenditure Of money in
building and rebuilding the capitol, the
public Offices Sc. must soon cease, and
the crowd of population which has thus
been Ted upon the o6ai Of the public
treasury must depart, and seek employ
ment elsewhere, leaving the capital Of
ms Proud reiiss6iic, the 1uonder and ad,
mrdtf0n of the world, a melancholy
scene of desolafion and deeiine.rt
fNore 10 Wote.-There is an obscuritv
10 this sentence. Some may suppose
the eloquent statesman means the city Of
Washington; but his praise is bestowed
on the "rePublic;" not on the capitals
likely TO become "a melancholy scene Of
desoIatio'I and decline"
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

n Ran away from the snbscri.
IN Der on Monday night, the 18th
~ of May, a muatto boy, JOE,
H9E/ who calls himself Joseph Pome-
- In roy, 10 years old, lubbardy and
large to his age, with thick lips
and a fearful look when in danger had on
when he left home, roundabout and panta-
looms of twilled domestic cotton (blue and
white), half worn fur hat. Il is supposed he
is lurking about Alexandria, or making to the
north. The above reward will be given for ap-
pretending, securing in jail, and giving infor.
nation ofthe said boy, TO JAS. SANGSTER.
Fairfax County, Va. June s. 3t*&tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15
LATEsT FROM ENGLANn.


NEW HoEK, August 1O.-Bg the arrival u
the packet ship Columbia, Capt Rogers, from
ld'erpooi, the editors OF the New York Dali,
Advertiser have received flies Of London pa
Prrs to the 5Oih June, Lloyd's Isis to ihr
-st1 of the same month, and Liverpool papers
OF the lst ofJuly, all inclusive.
W are Indebted 10 Capt. Rogers FOR files OF
the latest papers.
Clifton 40 Advance in Liverpool Of cd
on Ne" Orleans, and lid ou Georgia and o
thcr descriptions, had been rralizrd.
MATTHEWS AT home.
Tae Liverpool Advertiser of July /, says
Mr.. Matthew's, after Am absence O. misc mnilhs.
Landed here nyesIerddy night week, from the
Meteor, from New York. On Wcdnrsd ay and
friday evenings be gave his pcriornl nce OF
the - youthful days or Mr.. n thrvy.' Il. our
Theatre. On Saturday he performed Rover
Ia the Wild Oats, aud Narbleu IN the farce of
Mons. Tonson, and last night b. concluded
his engagement with " Country Cou.ins'' aud
Marbleu He was warmly greeir. nn his first
appearance. The house was crowded each
evening.
a n,ertiug has been called at EIiaburg to
consider the propriety Of a subscription IN aid
oil the Spanish cnnstuiiunaists.
u was reported in London on the 23th of
June, upon the authority of letters from Pa
is that the Spanish Cortes had proposed 90
TIE Duke OF hnsOueIne To give up tiis. custody
LOT me tNns. provided their personal SAFETY
shall he guaranteed.
'HDtercd" S'cEs, June 3O.--Thrce per cents
- 90 : Five per cents Of 1890 50, pom.
40 0l 1921, JG. d.. = per cputs oi 1912, 30 "a
30 . DO. cd 1873, 93 81 do. of 1914.
30 80, nom. do. of 1915, so SO =. do.
Seven per cents 93 Il 81, The above win di,
'rom the 1T Of April 1928. u. s. Bank
3n'r"s, 81 TO- with diy. fionl ist Jan. 1895.
f'e"cb fU1ds, lime 2J.-j percent Co
sp's Opened al 53l. GAG; closed AZ 8oL zoe.
.FedPnhtap per cents 76 IL Hcuies Of
Sptiu 80 g
PAHIs. Joae 2G.-i Her Royal Iishrcs-
MADAME len BordeauX on Monday g. pro-
coed TO BayoGnp.
PORTUGAL.
ltstrrd1y adtiCcs were received from Q
rorio TO toe 9Th inst. an extraordinary ,orct-
ING was held on l,n of June, in The Vppiri,a,
h"m'er 81 the CTS of Oporo AZ which his
1Hrri"ncy tir Marshal jose Jnau.si,i ,!a R5.
z' C0ciho, attended, wi.i ID or ihr un.t,Us.
% g'lshtd Aldcfmrn aud Inhabitants Of lho
ci'1, i"f the purp1sr Of taking The oa;hsnral-
eSIncr 10 the King. The stuc persons bad
previously met Ip1rifata, and rr-olsr,, oa pro .
81 nt ine absolute ponerof the Monarch.
N"ich ls publicly performed ou rplain of
. mo- CtliiD Ou the morning Of thrttb. Ar
Geo having gi,rU ihrtc ROUNDS of iir0e E,r ib.
h'og- John ", thr Queen, and an tbe Gora,
Family Marshal Rozi was requested. by de-
puldD'n 90 assume the command OF Ire cite
iofces Until Tie directions or hi, Majesty
sh0pid be- known. Tie troops roceiycI the
announcement " tbr restoration Of tar RoyaI
AnInoriiy Wl,l She irehcsi acclamaiions, in
"h'cn ihcy we've enthusiastically joined l.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15


ed The ioll,~ius Proclamation.
The Judges and Mcmheis OF the Council
Of the mns ii!usiriuus Chamber of the City
lot Opor;'', GA The part of his Sovereign Ma
jesiy, whom Gnd protect, Sc.
" We max" known ia all the respected in--
ilahiiaGis al this city, that ia consequences nf
The happy (and by them a0xiOUaly desircd)
event # ;hr re- establishment of the happN
Government of or Luid the King, and the
restoration of his sovereign 1GthpIity, and uf
those legitimate lights III which he aud hs
aisus !. ,uiu0us eonsurl bad hto pcridiousIy
ldrsp"ilcd, we have determined To- render
~ the Almighty tliuse thaui;s which are due
Ca him Tor Ibis incouY, ,arahl,. blessing on the
evening" of Sunday the Sch of the present
month In the holy C.Hhodfal Of his city.
Ard hi, iiin~:ious Chamh,r desiring at
ihe same tlune ,nat this act sauud hr sornlr
iA'd wiih al possible nomr, and with every
demonstration OF public rejoicing, requests
HAT the ioi,'hitanis 90 he city vii assist al
'i'' >"iem"ity, and that on the nights al The
/ ON 9Th, 5ih and 3;h, they viii cause THEN
a",'N's 10 bee lll0nirsi,d.
! rms ilius;rjous Chamber, greatly delight
"d ai this sc, siOu nfadd,pssng tbs. luNai IN
: hnb'i.ints Uf ihe heroic ci.y IL OpDrso, oiirs
/ them Ms most cordial congratulations in the
present happ! event.
. Joi" J17q,,in Do';rtrn Castro
| JoHH i'rcte'2 i'eFsHa DemeEo
oP"fto, June ,. 1898.
o"uza, hpnielt0, Or d'Audrea, Cirnes,
Ct,'a tie Co4'1-
-. hoNn"N' Jane ~ VIZ. k"bins"n, the
| King Messenger, arrived in town yesterday
m"r"ing. Wiih Dispatches from Spain. In the
aiirrn"up - Cabinet Council vas held .. The
! Secretary al States Office for Foreign 81
''irs' Mhlrh cnn'i"rd suing about an hour
( ava h"H az 'hv brt".inS poi which II was
! So ,'tu - soon as N'r oanolns could pre-
/ ~ - '"'N ri'"'ch''' .Hr W"d' "i the British
/ Embassy at Svyiie, would leave town for
9P'n. with the r'pi, 10 The British Govern
! '"ee' '' '"r 'ni"ri'nl orSlmirh "i which he
! "rS '"' ''Fe' i'H' Wednesday, from SIr w.
! A't"uti conveying t!ip account Of Inc reno
val OF ihe hng OF spain from Se,iiir. A
l , ',''-'i was d'S f'h"d Ia his meg sly al
: ~ "v-," wv cue li>ui' al Tie Cabinet t"uu-
'' roe 'ti"''H 'i"ns ol HE Cabinet yes
.''''N we've continuation OF those of Thurs
0f uiH' 'it -dht @'!.I c'.
ih" !. 5e Of Nlar;hnroush, which is The
"' N'' Wal i'5 arrived NJ S"lnonii, had OF
] l''id several mr'ribcrs If the ruuusuesr
'''.t-' N'+' i''. i-'sh n 10 cnns q,ence oi thu
'''. 'h '' O't trhE1rn'. Among these
/ p'' iTH' d 's"n"iAl Fel'~ Who left England
: q Sio'l l'.ne SINCE The following are the
Iuaalcs Of tHr members &C IN, Crrt.s a. ,.
,y.r, na t,.r,i.- ti-- C..,,,l,,- - ~
f.. Goch, lI,,ttiv, 5t,,, u,. 80 t'r.,.;,'
+ T.ezsa. ami A1i,o5
PAhI.. .T,., % r.. r..,,,.,;,,r i...,.,,,t,;o
4 lrsn,trh In. E.r., c.i,.,i h.ro
Sc The Major Groer.I.,,'tb.. Arr,, T.. < ,,;,, 8,
IA. lt;r,is,,., ~ W.
"'T}ie 81 CORPS. After h,tir forced P,l.,s
80 >" '"I'' '"' sirSe ct SHsn"ium, entered
i..r u
III. R,,v.,li., C,ii.r Nm . .,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,.,
ioph the Ca:tle IF ,r,,r,o., nm ,i'. ts,b md
I rYpcc,s 10 be- SON raaste, Of Tin. r.st IF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

airNe niehl DC ourpositlon when about 90
D ard them We mauGuyred io'r .sr FIVE
minutes, wh'n seeing his men anxious 10
rommrnee operations, captain Watson said,
" s4PP"s'', hogs, you caa 20 IN board dat
schooner :" " Aye, Aye, Sir" was the prompt
ausArr; -yCu need ut lniad that hit uf a
sIr, ,G; wc are ready lie then hailed the
vi sQniio, and told NIr. lnnAn he intended To
board, and gave orders rot TO fire until close
Slong side, and then not NithGut orders bat
- move along silently, without regarding the
enemy's fire, uHtli We could return il riIsctu
ally. TINS OrJer was strictly obrved. Being
close 0u tne how OF the pirate ne fred his
iOng guu t;"lce, the shpit six pou ider once,
ard save rs discharge of small arms ; 10 oar
surprise. however, not the slightest injury was
ip1e, but we perceived that his spring was
carried away, and fOuud out subsequently that
"a. had cnnrged ms guns with spikes, bolts
ard small bundles of cntn;pon rusty nails,
which we suppose scattered or took wrong
difeciiOa, IS, ,nroush the in'rrposiIion of pro-
N'dence, they overloaded their guns. Dismay-
e3a ,he hsiie damage done, ire pultroons
ob ertinS that wH were closing with them,
re red To- the htrge ii tow. Wber, they com
nenced fire with nnsl<ctry, This was
brskly kept M, and some shots we're fred in
returu, hj .irGer. We were now not thirty
yndS tfp.n them, and ;he boats coming on
w'th ur'rinS hrc,zr. The word was passed
iEMEAEER ALLEN = do your iuty, HAYS,
"iih will, aod slew uo Uuar,,rs.' They
rose from their seats pulled oil their hats, and
gave three hearty cheers, when the pirates
Jumped overheard with their own accord, Ike
frogs ir"m bank. This was uf li,tle avail
however, as we h-i upa constant fire at tn, IN
IN the Mater; cut number of them eff from
The shore; some returned and chung 10 the
ooats others were oNetak,u in the woods,
where they met th,ir t,ta, and some few
escaped aud were picked up " the Spanish
guard; hui 10y irthe greatest number sank
wound"d ~ bullets. J,r't rs the sun wen,
"'"'' we o"ihined l.'-s'ssi"n "t hplh YES
se's' ahd bouud I'D" PRISONERS, part Of whom
were pirates and somr G,e nr six said they
Wef' 'dArh "n board the vessels before the
-"'N were mounted, aud had been detained
~ D""''t', Inc pirate commandrr, vito re-
'u9'u 10 ~, them leave the tessri. fearing
,''y "2uiI i"'gr Information watch might
'eau To- his detection This remains 10 be
Pf yea.
nr '''hn'nuer OF ~ pirate, who ;rom
rs IS?'4.uon was called Dwhitto tL'tic
"'I 7''l anu Gi"Nntu, AS the greco
NIX "'".n VIZ" '''e "h'ch ne w"rr' aud
'''''' ''' va see" 10 nave on bcIore Inc ac
,r p':N,u ~ 4na 10" "'aftr was sh"'
49, '''"'' u ny o"i ht.i hy our Spanish
P"' )" 'Aat We i,usI sc nas -oae where
~. Nr'''' properly nr.ojS' One ot them,
~" was in'r'al,y wounded ~ the ARRAY, died
80, 49, ana a. W. h"i stuffed our s.t1a-
80 ~ nv e"'"ncr I'll Inc Bay We hnnS nam
= '''e P"'e' "'erFo'e'h' IN consPicu
~
,b.' ,.a ~ "a .l'Lr ." SAFE few DAYS ago ;
~. = $50. 100 = li's ,'''s's"'u me !rates 10
"'''''inr General o' C"ha Tor trial a1d
t'nson,aa ''e ''':'o''el WIN ne frooaoIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

Jack from New '0rltans. The Hcrnet sails
tots evening fer Hayana and the Terre; for the
l. S.-his Britannia Maissiy's brig Bastard,
Capt. Mcl.ane, hes below the halbor vita
neirly 90 men sick With the fever Sine, her
arrival al this anchorage she has lust her
Dnniswain, 6GUner, Carpenter aud Nastcr's
Mate. The remainder Of iirr C,ew, how ever,
appear to be doing weii.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-15

PHL&nELPutA, August o. Capt Harvey
Teel Of 30 hri4 james and Mary. arrived a;
this port, salt irnm Gibraltar July 4in, in
COMPANY win feet Of al,oul me hundred
merchant ,cssrs, aud also ola French squi.
dron, consisting of tjrrr ships or the line.
i"u fjgaits. tro gun hriss and onc store sl.r.
gaig To- cr,jze oF Cadiz II ras reported
auh hr'ir,cd. tia' on ihe 81 IF July. de-
'arhm"nt ni tEr French army vas within 7
nlIqs 81 Ai-rsiras
We understand rrf plo,isi Of ever, dcs-
cripii"n had been housht up 81 Gibraltar on
speculation lor The supply &c Cadz Flour
SO So 90. Rice 80 . . b. Capt. Tccl
brought e lew Gliril,ar PAPERS, but be SAYS
t1ey coni1in no rc~s &C Importance, and lie
irn fhfm q; lbe Lazat.if0.
Er'y0ci CfG utter from Gibraltar. ejh Junc.
7. S. have ~ express from Cad,z. ad
'l~nG me az ihc Freoch nriuy's bpngai Xcres
ADD Port ST. Mary's and ihr ucxf thy *
peeled opDosifc The Isle. The date Of fbc
advice js ihr cel'
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-09-20

correct doctrine on this sublect) wheat,
rye, &c. may easily be kept in the sheaf,
or at least in the chaff, and have no
doubt but this will be found the most
beneficial mode of preserving it.
GATHERING HERBS FOR DRYING, DIS
TILLING, Sc.-Herbs, such as mint,
balm, pepnyroyal, sweet marjoram, hys-
sop, sage, spearmint, peppermint, tansy,
NORWOOD, lavender, marygold, csmo-
mile, &c. should be gathered about this
time in order for distiliing, and for FAM.
ly use. They should be cut in dry
day, when they are in the highest per-
lection, nearly oil full growth and in full
bloom, and spread to dry in shady
place. When sufficiently dried they
may be put in paper bags ready for
use.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-09-20
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
BY HOOPER WARREN.

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OF the Editor) until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
.adOert'sements, not exceeding square, will
beinserted at s. for the first, and SO cents for
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-17
This is to give Notice,

EIHAT The subscriber, OF Alexandra
l. County, IN the District Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
SAID C, unity, letters of administration on
the estate of Edward Rumney, late OF the
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims agaiost the said decedent
are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscr-
Ter, on or before the sd day OF December
next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit 20 said estate; and those
rnde peh thereto. are required TO make i'm
mediate payment Given under my hand
tbs. Sd day OF June, 1875.
ELIZA kUMNEY, .Administrotrir.
lune 3 Wv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-17

soldiers winning it inch by inch, till the
space occupied 10y the enemy, which on
the day OF their entrance was nearly nall
the city, was gradually reduced 10 about
an eighth part. Meantime, intelligence
OF the events in othei parts Of Spain, was
received by the French, all tending to cIs-
hearten tbem-the -ulTender OF Dupont,
the failure OF Money before Valencia,
aud the news that the Junta OF that pro.
vince bad despatched six thousand men
to ioin the ley,es n Aragon, which were
destined to relieve ZaragoZa. During the
night OF the 18th. tGeir hre was particular
" fierce and destructIve-atert their bat
Ter .s had ceased. flames burt out IN many
parts OF the buildings they had won-lhelr
last act was 10 blow no the church OF 81.
Engracia-the powder was placed IN the
subterraneap chur h-and tins remarkable
place-this muHu nj Ut fraud and Gre
duiiy.-this spien IA theatre wherein so
many thousands H4d v.>'j. III iailb, ana
from which unques tionabl many had
d.p1rted with their imaginatinns elevated,
their principles ennobled and their nearts
sire :hened, W laid in ruins. In the
morning the French columns, to the great
surprise of the Spaniards, were seen at
distance, retreatlng over The plain, on the
road to Pampa una.
The history OF battle however skl'!ui'y
narrated, IS necessarily unlnterestIng TO
all except military men-but the detail OF
a siege when time has destroyed those
considerations, which prejudice OF perVert
our natural sense OF right and wrong, every
reader sympalbises with the besleged, and
nothing even in fictitious narratives, ex-
cites so deep and ,aima,ed an interest,"
There is not, eiher IN the annals OF an
cient or of modern times, a single event
recorded. more worthy to he held in ad
mration now and for eyermore, than the
siege OF Zaiagoza Will it be said that
this devoted people obtained for them.
selves, by all this heroism, and all these
sacrifices, nothing more than short re-
spite from then tate? Woe be to the sla.
wish heart that coDceives the thought, and
shame to the base tongue thai gives it Ut
terance They purchased tor themselves
an everlasting remembrance upon earth; a
place in the memory and love OF all good
men, in all ages that are yet 10 come
They performed their duty, they redeem
ed their souls from The yoke: they lett an
example to their country never to be for
gotten, never to be out of mind. and sure
to contribute to and hasten It's deliver
anCe.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-17
POETRY.
PROLOGUE,

ssc;tef by his Grace tie Duke Of DeUonMTe,
atkts Cheav,c& iheairscas
wRITTEN BY rHE HON. C LAMsE.
Whenever J;an.'s free character can range
Through Mattress ilhmltable change;
W heneyer Liberty her smiie can slVe'
still mid DER offspring Will TIE Drama live:
And oft the Muse, 'lnidst E eedo.n aeePe'l
might,
Has raised her voice in Iyranny's despite.
I need not asl now those before me we"
tNb.t Car,,ce dictated as Shakespeare due;
Nor nov those nonors promptly should be
paid,
To him ourselves have known, TO hem6le's
shade,
lfthese are honoured, ours at least the ineed
OF hunbly folio, wing where the mtghty lead
And DAYS have been, il much to memory dear,
Can SANCTION anght our present Pastimes mere.
II r,-rour sire, nave dott d. nor felt shock,
Theu tIlldress buckrams from ihaHa S rock
Here hign-2raised Btrhngton might erst have
PLACID
HI, rlch roscenium with Paladian taste;
Sati.ic Pope might mere, courteous guest,
Have drIgn' d p ologue OF instr uctive zest;
Or bglrth lent Hard by his graVeis green)
Some CO mic to ,ches to enrich the scene,
Or Ga,rick's leisure train'd, and Gained the
fears
Ofawkerd Gentlemen and novice Peers.
What tho these names are awful, more we
dread
The punv living than the m'ghty dead.
Then if dark dawns brings holidays in vain,
II Suns wo.'t shine when Almanacks ordaIn !;
If when CAV Easter asks Heavens brightest
arch,
It's sparks a;e foe bound in ungenial March,
Blame not that we nave sought an indoor
CTelp
Our 81 diversion by di0srting you.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-17
This is to give Notice,

tNHAT the SUBSCRIBER Of Alexandria
! county in the District OF Columbia,
has obtaned from the Orphans Court OF
said county, stters OF administration on
the personal estate of James GrIgsby, late
OF the county aforesaid, deceased: all per-
SONS having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 28th day OF
November next, or they may by law be
excluied from all benefit 20 said estate.
and those indebted thereto, are requested
to make immediate payment. Given IN.
der my hand, this ySth May, 1898.
ANN GRlGSRY,
administrator of James Grlg,by.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-17
This is to give Notice,
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WHAT The subscribers, OF Alexandria
L County, in the District Of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
OF said County, letters testamentaiy on
the estate OF John Janney, late of the
county aforesaid, decd. All persons la
wing claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers,
on or before the Sd day OF December next,
or they may by law be excluded from all
benefit TO said estate; and those indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this Sd
day of June 1928.
JOSEPH jANNEY Jr. Egsc,,ors.
PHlNEAS JANNEY, ''' .
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