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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16

Commissioners Notice.
I'VE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court Of Probase. for the town Of New.
port, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners
TO receive and examine the CLAIMS Of the creditors
against the estate Of
BENyAMiA TUELL, ....,.
late OF said Newport, deceased, mariner, represented
ineoven, hereby give notice, that six months from
the date hereof, is allowed 10 the creditors OF said
estate. bring in and prove their respective ciaims
and that we shall attend for that purpose. ct our
JOHN TILLlNGHAsT,1
JOB TOWNSEND, Csmm'rs
WILLIAM slsiONs,
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment TO
ELizAgEga G. TUELL, Admir-.
Sep. 6, 1924. %
Commissioners Notice.
NITE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probste, for tie town of
Newport, in the county Of Newport, Commissioners
receive and examine the claims OF the creditors y
gsrnst the estate Of
CHARLES SRE.fRaEsI; ...
late Of said Newport, tobseconist. deceased repre-
sen,ed oyent. hereby give notice. tha' non'ns s
from the dale hereof is allowed 10 the creditors OF
said estate, to bring in and prove their respective
cIsms sud that We shall attend for that purpose a,
our respective dwellings,, at any time during sa'o
period.
;;sss ,sss s5sss:ss 51ss:ss%asr. sssssss' c'""''
All persons indebted 10 said estate are equested
10 make immediate payment, to .. 49,,
] Sepse, 1925.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16

S L, FAIRFIELD E,q justly celebrated
sor his poeuc sen.s, has assumed the editor.
|ship oe the New B d,otd Mercorys
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

By he a.'ivai OF the Bdward Qnesnai al
NV .Yo,k. Paris pape's TO the 3lN oi July
|inciusive have been received. These papers
appear 10 be bs;,en Of any news CT Impor.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
School Notice.

TINE subscriber tenders bis services as
i a TEACHER, 10 bis friends and the
public, and promises faithful discharge
OF his duty IN attending to the morals T. lie
terary advancement OF his pupils. He al
so tenders bis thanks to those Who have
been pleased 10 patronise his school. and
fatters himself that the progress made by
The pupils committed to bis care. may me.
rit a continuance of The confidence repos-
eG in bin. Should early application be
made, be will prepare himself 10 receive,
as boarders, ten pupils, TO be instructed
in the Greek aud Latin languages; which,
with seven Or eight scholars from the
neghborhood Of the school, will consiI.
tu,e the whole number inteaded to be adj
United.
The terms ale 10 dollars per annum /;
or, if a bed be furnished. loo dollars. tor
board and tuition. Quarterly payments
viii! be expected in advance.
As it respects health, there is, perhaps,
no situation 10 the county more eligible
for a school. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nsnjemoy, Charles county, Nd.
jan 2s II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
IN COUNCIL....Jan. 90.

Resoiued, That the tOwO be divided into
three districts by Two lines, running East
aud vest through the centre vi klnx and
Prlnce-streets; that tue several divisions
De denominated nothern, middle, and
southern divisions: that the northern d..
vision shall embrace that part vi the Town
lying 10 the north OF King street: that the
second div Islou shall embrace that part OF
tue town lying between King and Prince
streets; anu that the third division shall
embrace that part of the town lying u The
south of Prince street.
Resolved, 1nat three Physicians be APP
pointed by ballot; one Tor each DIVISION,
whose duty II shall be TO visit every fami-
iy within the district, who are not in the
habit Vi regularly calling in physician 10
cases vi sickness, and lnOculaie the mem
bers Of such families who stand 10 need
thereof with COW pock matter, and give
them the necessary attention through the
different stages OF the disease; and when
that duty IS over that they report TO C0un-
Gil the names 81 the persons yacCinated by
each.
Resolped. That for the purpose Of car
Tying into effect the proceeding resoiu-
lions mat Tue sum OF one hundred and hf-
ty dollars be appropriated to pay each
physician fifty dollars for bis services, out
OF the contingent. fund.
On balioting tor physicians TO carry in
effect the foregoing resolutions, DR.. Ed
mund Fitzhugh was appointed TO The
northern district; Dr.. John Richards to the
middle district, aud DR.. William Wash
ington to the southern district.
Ordered. That the SUN OF one hundred
and thirteen dollars and thirty three cents.
10 be paid as The proportion in fall OF the
Town, OF the expenses OF public dinner
gwen by the corporations OF Alexandra,
Washington and Georgetown, in Noven-
Der Iast-Io be paid under The direction
OF the President OF Council.
Extract from the minutes.
|. =. THOMPSON, C. C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
OBITUARY.

Deaths in Lexington By Small Por.-
Jan |, Thaddeus Reed, aged 90 years;
Jan. s. Mrs. Reed. aged Ct, Jan. &c Phe.
he. wife of Mr.. Thaddeus Reed, Jr. aged
81; Jan. s5, Infant daughter Of Thaddeus
and Phebe Reed, aged months; Luther
Prescott, son in law of rbaddeus Reed,
aged 90.
Above is recorded the deaths OF I'VE per-
sons members OF the same family, aud VIC
tins 10 tha, loathsome disease, Small Fox.
The peculiar bereavement thus sustained
BY the surviving connections and friends
Of this family, IS beyond parallel in this
vicinity. The father, the mother. the
daughter and her iniaut. with son in
law are all made tenants Of the grave vith>
in the short space OF twenty -hve days =
By their correct moral department,
their pie,y. and their obliging disposition,
the deceased had secured and enjoyed
the esteem and respect OF their trends
and the good viii OF their neighbors; and
their removal has cast deep gloom over
the circle of their relatives aud friends. -
This signal bereavement is tell by 90 one
more sensibly than by the widowed bus
band, who is at the same time. bereit OF
parsots, Of the partner OF bis affection and
their infant daughter, Separated thus
from all he bcld most dear in life, ne stands
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
United States Court.
Fifth Circuit AND Yirginia D,ssrict, De.
cenldkr 1. 1873.

cen.5<r 1, 1898.
Ian CHAkCERY.
Mary Wormi,y, vile oi Hugh Wallace
Wormley, by Geo. F. STROLLER her next
friend, and John S, Wormley, Mary NJ.
Wormley, Jane B. Wormley, aud Anu
B. WormIey, in lant children Of The said
Mary aud Hugh, by the said George +.
Stroller. their next trend, Plaintiffs;
AGAINST
Hugh Wallace Wormley, Tbos. Strobe,
Richard Feitch, David Castleman, and
Charles Mccormick, Defendants.
A MANDATE from The Supreme Court
N of the United States has been trans
mitied to tins court, IN obedience 10
which this court doth order and decree,
that the tract OF land lying in the county
of Frederick, and also the fifty acres OF
land adjoining thereto. which were con.
veyed by Thomas Strobe and Hugh Wal.
lace Wormley, to Richard Veitch, by
deed, bearing date the 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1910, and were conveyed by The
said Richard Veiich, 10 The defendants,
David Caslleman and Charles McCof-
mick, which fifty acres Of land shall be
laid off by the surveyor OF Frederick coun-
ty, by running line parallel to the pre-
sent line between Hugh Wallace Worm
ley's land aud Mary b. Wormley's land,
according to the deed OF The 3ist OF Au-
gust, 1910, between Mary Wormlsy,
guardian of Mary B. Wormley, Jola
Cruger Wormley. and Anna bis wife,
Hugh w. Wormley, and Thomas Strobe,
trustees, &c. be sold by the marshal of
this court, by himself or by one of his de.
puties, OH the following terms, VIZ:
Ii is ordered, That alter advertising
the time and place Of sale, 10 one or
more OF the newspapers published in
Winchester, Mar.insburg, Charlestown,
and Alexandra, for four weeks success
sively the lands to be sold to the highest
bidder, that the sum OF 5000 be paid in
ready money, or in noie payable in SIX
~ days, with one or more iDdorser or in
dorsers, to be approved by the officer who
may make the sale, and 10 be negotiable
and payable at the branch of the Farmers
Bank in Winchester that the residue OF
the purchase money be payable in three
equal payments of one, two and three
years; that bonds and security, TO be
approved by the said officer, be gwen for
the said remaining amount Of the purchase
money, and that deed Of trust on the
land sold, be taken as further security for
the payment Of the said bonds I; after he
execution, the marshal is directed to con.
vey the land sold to he purchaser or pur.
chasers thereof. A Copy-Teste,
RICHARD JEFFRlES, Clerk.
| @ln compliance with The above de-
cree, | shall proceed to sell the tract OF
land therein mentioned, to the highest
bidder. on Wednesday, The 10Th day Of
March merit, before the front door of Ed
ward McGuiIe's Hotel, in the town OF
Winchester
A. R. THORNTON, D. M.
for John Pegram M. v D.
feb 10 4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
LATE FROM PORTO RICO.

On the s6h OF last month il was stated
on The authority OF the Charleston Cour-
jer. that orders had been received from
old Spain to enforce new blockade OF all
the ports and places on the Name, which
we're in possession OF the Independents.
Ths report is coutradicled by capt Allen,
who arrived at New-York from Porto Ri.
Co. 10 the brig Commerce. Captain Al
leu states, thai the British trigate Forte,
SIR Thomas Cockrane, was at Porto Rico
when the Commerce sailed. Sir 7. c.
had demanded remuneration tor the spUifa-
tions which had been committed or the
Brit sh commerce by vessels fitted out at
Porto Rico.
About the last OF December, a Spanish
armed brig sailed from Porto Rice. After
being out a few days the crew rose and
sen, all the officers ashore. This brig, with
a .choone. and feluccas. are now cruis-
ing in the Mona Passage as pirates. A
Danish man OF war brig and sloop OF
war, were cruizing in the ne gbborhood
Of Por,o Rico in search OF pirates. The
commander of the Danish brig landed at
St. johns few days before the Com
merce sailed, and offered convoy once a
ornigb, TO any vessels bound from Porto
Rico 10 St. Thomas, The commanded
stated that Eve vessels belonging to, and
bound for ST. Thomas from Mayagues,
hal bee captured by the piratical squad
ron in the Mons Passage and also tbs two
American vessels from Msyagues for New
York had been captured by the same gang
of pirates. Ii was feared they had muir.
dered. he whole Of the crews. AT Porto
Rec the schooner Musqueto was fitting
out-supposed On psratical expedition.
The Governor had, however, refused to
license any vessel that be had reason to
believe was lifting out for the purpose Of pi'
racy. 10.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
INTER- sTiNG NOTICE.

Mr.. MAuRY begs leave to spprize the
Owners, Consiguees, and Masters Of yes
sels. belonging to the United States, that
TIA laws OF this country. requiring the
master and three-four,hs of the crews being
ci,iz, ms OF the United States, the vessels
as we'll as their cargoes will be refused en-
try, unless so Davigated
Consulate of the United States,
liverpool, Isl. Dec 1928
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
Snow Hill For Sale.

- ECENT domestic occurrences. will
i Z induce me To sell this highly valuable
aud beautiful estate, situated in the upper
part Of Prince William County, Virginia,
near the line OF Loudoun County, and 8
miles from the Bull Kun Mountains, 81
miles from Washington City aud Alex an
dria, Over good turnpike, containing 879
acres Of fine corn land, producing spon
;aneous growth Of poplar and locust, is di.
vided into 5 fields Of l2O to lao acres each
bas 200 bushels of fine wheat we'll put
10, ION field that produced $500 bushels
four years ago. 50 bushels Of rye, ~
acres in clover, 40 acres in state Of pre-.
paration for oats in the Spring, and 80
acres Tor tobacco, of a soil we'll adapted,
from an experiment of this year, TO the
growth OF high priced tobacco, Any por.
ton OF The crop OF corn OF 300 or GU bar.
rels, may be had with it il required-,s-
bout 200 acres 10 wood and rail timber.
The improvements consist ola
Two Story Dwclling Ho,ice,
in good order, with four rooms aud spa
cious passage on each floor, with two
Grecian porches, finished in very supe-
rior style, and stone kitchen and cook
house, and al other houses necessary on
such an estate, a good garden and an or.
chard Of choice fruit. A small portion on
" Of the purchase money will be required
in hand, and the balance in four install.
ments, in such portions as shall be stipu.
lated. For health, beauty Of situation,
and agreeable society, it stands unrival.
led in any part Of the country. A good.
bargain will be given if an early arrange
me6t can be made.
WILLIAM HEBB,
Jan 6-lm near Hay MaIket, Va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
Notice is hereby given.

THAT the subscriber hath obtained
l. from the Orpsrs' court OF Alexandra
county, District Of Colu m6ia, letters tesla
men!ary on the PEI son Al estate OF Poupey
l.. Harris, man 'oi c.,lour, late Of :he said
county deceased. All persons having
claims against The said deceased, are
hereby warned 10 cxhibit the same. with
the vouchers paer.of TO the subscriber, on
or before the ssve nib day Of the 3ib mo-.
next; or they may Otherwise, by law, be
excluded ir%D III benefit to said estate,
Given under ny hand, this 7th day OF
the I'd mo. 1894.
WILLIAM STABLER, exeeu'r.
feb z 9,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
Mechanics Bank.

February 9, 1894.
TINE stockholders in this Institution,
i are hereby notified that an election
for fifteen directors, to serve the ensu-
ing year will be held at their banking
house, or the SECOND MoNDAY(8th day. OF
MARca next. CHARLES CHAPLIN, cash.
feb 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
To Let,

A.A A convenient two story brick
HTIH dwelling house on Duke-st, one
Hsts door west OF Patrick-street Also,
AG9a comfortable frame tenement on
PatriCk-street near the corner OF Duke
Also, about la sctes Of land, now Enclosed,
with small frame building thereon. hand
someIy situated on the Leesburg road, a.
bout II miles from Alexandra. The rents
of the above property will be made low 10
good tenants. For terms apply TO
jan 10 # w D NUTT& Co.
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Notice.

TINE members of the .Alerandrin Ii
Il brary Company will please to take
notice, that an election tor President e.
eleven directors, will be held at the libra.
ry room, Monday the 10th inst. between
the hours OF 9 add o'ciock.
WM. G. CRANCH, Librarian.
feb 10 9a9w
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Wanted

kNOk The present year, ICY about 10
L or.l6 years old, either white or black
One who can come recommended for in
tegrity aud sobrieiy, will meet with good
wages and kind treatment. Apply at this
Office. feb st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
Huzzal Huzza! Huzza !

Nor him who wins and wears The cool,
IL deliberate, and very comfortable sum
Of DIOO,O 900, which is now offered to any
adventurer who may place his hands upon
the propelling wheels of chance; and as it
rolls its round, receive its bounty in his
opening purse. Here'is it ofered-now
is the day OF wealtb-Row is the time that
once gone by can never be recalled.
INTERESTING.
State OF the wbeel-I6th drawing over,
January 18th. 1894. There are still un.
drawn
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
sA MARINE. LIST, IN
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. Feb. 8.

ARRlvED, Feb. 8,
Schr Mary Ann, Vinnard, Portsmouth,
N. II salt and potatoes to the master.
Sloop Intrepid. Hand, N. York; hay, po.
tatoes. oats, cheese, besns, &c. TO the mas.
ter. SAILED,
Schr He,ty Jackson. Lynch, N. York.
- Triton, Fowler, do.
- Chase. Cannon do.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
Indian Queen Taperi,,

The conveniences of this house as Ia.
vern, are such, as to render any detail OF
them unnecessary; being situated OIL King
st. where all travellers NEST usually put up.
The house and stables are in the best
repair, and ready tor the reception of a
tenant. Possession will be given on the
LET hof March next, and the rent will be
suitable to the state OF the times. Apply to
ian n CATHARINE McREA.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
THIS DAY.

WILL be sold on Tuesday 10th inst.
W tract OF land, supposed 10 con-
tain seventy acres, extending TO the Little
River Turnpike Road, and binding with
the land OF William Pumroy. This tract
OF land is chiefly in wood, and lying q.
bout four miles from the town of aleSsh-
dria. The Terms OF sale. will he one.
fourth OF the purchase money 10 hand, and
the residue 10 be paid in six and nine.
months. The purchaser will give bis.
bonds secured by deed Of trust on The
property. Sale 10 take place al ls o..
clock, 81 Janney's mill, on the Little Ri.
yer Turnpike road. JOHN ADAMS.
feb 10 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10

in ibe world almost alone. and truly dis.
consolate. The loss OF an amiable, ten.
der and afectienate wis., were alone
severe affection, but when to that is ad-
ded Inc loss OF parents and Guild, well
might he exclai,n--aly, Affections are
greater than can bear.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
London Blue Cloths.

TNHE subscribers have just received a
l. lew pieces Of very superior London
blue cloths, and neat selection OF fancy
articles, which With their former stock
will be put very low to their customers.
JAS. C.. T. r. BARRY.
Cheap Cash Store. corner Of KING & Fair.
fax strseh. Il jan 81
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS DAY, AT 10 A. Al,
will be sold al The ssetion store, variety
Of goods, amongst which are
5 bales feathers
Furniture Of every description
Groceries, such as
Y. Hyson Tea in chests and half do
Superior w. !. coffee, green do.
Pimen,o. etc. etc,
ALso--Clotbss cassimeres, 6anbelsi
kerseys, cottoDs, diapers
Linens, umbrellas, etc.
ALso--2 cases shoes
2 do boots
5 do hats,
feb 10 8. A. MARSTELLER .u.,.
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Splendid Furniture, &e.

Splendid Furniture, &c.
TINE subscribers have now on hand ana
Il will continue to manufacture al their
rare-room, on King street, next door 10
the corner OF Alfred street, The greatest
variety Of The most
Fashionable ) Durable Fur
1liture,
made in . very superior style, by work.
men OF the best skill and experience.-
They have spared no eIertion or pains 10
bring their business 10 the highest state of
improvement, and they Haiier themselves
that the furniture they now offer is equal
10 any exhibited in any OF The principal
cities in the union. They will dispose Of
the above On the most favorable terms Tor
cash, to puUclSaI men or 10 barter. They
keep for retail mahogany and other male.
rials used by csbinet-makers, which they
offer at the lowest prices. Order. punC.,is
ally attended, 10. -sy
JOHN 8 KOONEs 4 Co.
p. S. FUNERALS uDdertSs.6 81 price.
commensurate with the present tunes. -
janis :. ~ 10
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Out with your Change, for

a0so is the time.
NEXT Monday the Quantico Canal
- Lottery, LIST Class, will be drawn in
Richmond. In about foe m,nstes, and the
fortunate owner of the favored ticket may
very reasonably content himself with The
sum of D5OUO.
None but the brave,
None but the brave,
None but the brave
Deserve the CASH.
A few lucky tickets may be bad If i'm
mediate application is made al Runnells'.
Office at DE-. The amount 10 be distribut.
ed on that day is Dx6, 800.
feb 10
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ST. Louis, An. Is -Awilliam v Rec.
Tor, ESD who returned from the Arkansas
the evening befure las, brings ;inior,na-
lion, derived from DIR. Phlbruok, tie De.
putty Indian Agent ior the band OF Osages
oa the Arkansas, that party OF traders
seut out by Frederick Notrebe, OF the pos,
ri Arkansas under a Mr.. Baraique, were
s;tsckcd soae i've weeks since 10y a party
Of Ossges, high up IN the south side vi The
..rkansas river, aud ten OF twelve white
a,en ani one negro were killed, and
large quantity oil beaver taken from them.
l,araqne and two o,aer meu escaped -
ne outrage is SAID 10 have heen commit
tee beyond the tract oi country claimed
blythe Osages.
Gen. Atkinson, upon receiving the a.
hove information, despatched all oitlcer 10
Col. ArbutkIe, comiu sndiDg the troops al
Fort Smith. on the Arkansas, with special
instructions touching this affair.
A letter iron Coiouel Lesvenworth. al
Council Bluffs, dated lSlh December, TO
Gen. Atkinson, who commands TINS from
TIER. states, that THREE men, lately arrived
al thai place from Cedar Fort, briog IN
formation that six or seven meh OF Major
Henry's party had been attacked near the
Maniss rlages, by either the Nsndans
or The Aurickarees, and that three oil the
whites were killed, They also slate tnat
Ihe AuricSarees were building two towns.
one ON each side OF the Missouri, near the
mouth OF tue Cannon Bail river.
BALTIMORE, Feb. ga commercial
friend has favored US with the loan Oi a
fe ui The Jamaica Coursnt, from the lst
10 The Sth January inclusive. The papers
OF the last dates contain the particulars ot
The trial OF pirates, who had been brought
into Jamaica oy he British slOop of war
7. .racian, charged with committing acts
OF piracy upon British merchant sloop
ard tie American schoonerFre amaso1.-
The name nt the piratical vessel was the
Fortuna On the 9th January the trials
closet, and sentence OF death was pro.
pouuoed upon six of the pirates who had
bee iound guiliy-bu, upon The request
ot the jury thee were recommended 10
mercy. .1mer'can.
Captain Peabody, of the schr Eliza, at
this port yesterday from Jamaica, spoke
on the 9th ult the schr. Planter, 2 days
Cd, from Matanzas for Charleston, who IN
formed that there We're several Patriot pri-
yatscrs cruizing OF Matanzss-and that
the steamboat which plies between Hsva-
IA and hiatanzss had been captured by
one OF them and sent off of the Double
Headed Shot Keys, the Eliza was spoken
hy 4 Spanish forty four gun irigate. ID.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
Birth Night Ball.

Birth Night Ball.
A BALL will be al Edward Pye's,
IA Port Tobacco. the Esd February, 10
honor OF the Birth day of Washington.
MANAGERS.
John G. Chapman, Robert Grain, Jr.
Daniel Jeniier, VIM. Thompson,
Charles A Pye, WIN. H. Smoot,
John FurgusOn Henry Bruce.
feb 8
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TO Hire.

4 NEGRO WOMAN Of excellent cha.
"A racier, best calculIted Tor a house
servant. Apply at this Office. feb 7