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CO-
TIL, " T. ATIiER.

We never rrcolrct 10 have experienced
more cheering autumn after the equinox,
or more sdntary and in,iSoratiu5 atmos-
phtrc. Aud as an evidence 0f the truth of
this remark, we mention Tor the inlorma-
ton of those At "A distance, that fac ripe
Strawberries and raspherries We're exposed
for sale at the Washington market, on oa-
turday. They were full grown and Of de-
liclous flavor. " ]. paper.
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BUNKER HILL MONUMENT.

1hc site of ihr battle Of Bunker Hill has
been purchased for The purpose ri erecting
n granite Monument. III CONTAMINATION of
the battle, which will be the iofticst in the
world. II Is expected that Gen. Lafayette
will lay the corner stone az the structure
On the l9fh of june next, having expressed
hrs Willingness la delay hrs departure till
thai anniversary. The Washington Bene
violent Society have subscribed for the Obj
jet about $4,000 Governor Philips 1000 !;
ID. Sears, esq. 5e0s Hon. =. e. Brooks
50e J. q. Adams 100 and FIVE others
have subscribed 500 each. The cost is
at S37 200.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

The London Courier of the Il 9th uliiino
mentions that the number of Spanish CON
siituttonallsts in England, who were in the
most nrctssiloHs condition, was about four
bundled aud fifty. The British government
had gwen them some pecnnaary relief
Most of them, as we'll as the plurality of
ltalIan refugees, had been in good circum
stances aud rank of life at home. Their
mretchedness, the Gufi Of generous pat
rloiism aud passion for liberty, should CON
mand respect and ycrsal sympathy.
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RICHARD PERKINS,
SETH W ARD.
September 80, 1874.

Ia FAYETTE.-W shall give in our
nexl the particulars of the Genrral'r visit
Ia Richmond. he ie not expected 10 visit
this place bcfpre iho spring.
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BY an arrival Al Salem, we learn the shin
Aurora, Gould of S,dem, WAS totally los,
on tue Abrolhas Shoals, about the middle
nf August, in her passage from Rio Janro
To Bahis-all hands were saved IN the
ships boats, but they had no time To safe
their clothes, or any thing b,longins to the
ship, as sire WRIT tn pieces Immediately
after she struck. They Were picked ny
by an English brig shortly after they lcft
the ship, and carried into Bahia. Capt
Gould was coming in the brig Monroe
The officers had gone To tSe coast of Afd.
Ca ia the ship two Catharines, "t Prov
dence, anG the crew coming home III df
itrent American vessels.
Pernan,buco WAS stlI blockaded by
Lord Cdcllrane, ard 1t was reported that
one Of the squadron which had been hom.
harding the city, meeting warm rrceftio9,
was obliged To hanl off Se,, raj We sels
with car9oes Of -four, were in the outer
roads, waiting in hopes the city would SUI
render soon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02
Lutte Indian .'Inrders.

Lutte Indian Murders.
DETROIT, Sept. IA letter In a
Governor Of til. Territory, from 81 We
Schuolcraft, Indian Agent AT Sand,
Ste. Marie, gives some additional ua,,a.s
lars respecting the murders lately coma,..
ted by the Indians al Lake Prpn. p
lette, states, that Mr.. Halliday had arr,
ed at Str. Marie, ON the 2lst oil. fra..
Lance, trading post on lake Supprie,
bringing with him the scalp of one of y
men killed, and the following informant.
derived, probably, from some Of the lndi.,.
mho we're engaged in the murder;
Kewaynokw Il chief, living at the vii.
lage of Wen Desert, at the head of H..
river Ontonagon, with Thirty or Grs
Chippewas in his band, started about ~.
23th June, on AN expedition against Ibs
Sloux.-Hasing arrived ut the Mississrn
they fell in with small party of Anne
cans, in a boat, who were armed, l. carrjed
the national iiag. Tie two parties eucamp
ed neareach other in the evening burn,
the night, the Indians crrpt silently TO M,
tent of the Americans, and dl5aimcd then,
before they were appraised of any such
intention. They then killed and scap,d
/
eharge of the boat. One of the Amelicans
succeeded in swimming over the river, but
was killed inascending the opposite banh
The Indians returned to Wen Desert, with
their plumber and scaips- On. of the At.
Ter, apparently that Of middl.aocd man.
With light brown hair, has been sen, 10 this
place.
We understand that Mr.. Woodbridge,
Secretary, and al present acting Governor
of this Territory, will make demand On
the Chippewas, through the agent, TO del
yer up tire murdrreIs.
The murder above mentioned, was com.
iaitled far beyond the boundary Of any
settlement of whites, and we lrupe peopIs
at distance will not he led to suppuA
from its occurrence, that their friends or
cosnex ons in the territory are 10 the eai
danger from Indian hostility. We sincerely
believe our uew settlers are in no mus
danger on account OF the Indians of the
Peninsula of Michigan than the inhabitants
'ofilfe interim of New Yrok are from Tie
indians residing about Buffalo and in One.
ida.
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three more streets were yet to be h.,
from.
Affairs seiween Vera Cruz and L! e..
were also very quiet.
IL was siekiy On board the shipninp
Alyarado and other ports. 3
--s&e..-.
Extract Off letter from a genlj+ns, +.
Thon,pson's Island, tn his frieuds in :, y
town, lated The elst inst. 1'
The fever broke out here about i,
days since With great malisnity. Dr, a.
u. .lrastrong, of The L. States Navy d..a
yesterday. 1'he L. States sehuu.rr Hg,
Cat sailed from Havana for this tiae, IN - :,
22 hays ago-nothinS has been heard y
ner since" .Nogoik Beaeoa
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From The Men York Ereninp Post.


The mode of pay ing debts in Mobile,
as humorously described in the following
letter, is very similar To the practice in this
city, only We have an Ingenious way of
making in5ol,cnt alidavits, which we do
not believe they yet understand ia Mo
bile.
From Tie Mobile Commercial Register,
September 81.
The follow ing is an exact copy, with
few corrections il the orthography, Of a
letter, found in the street on SUNDAY
morning. As it is somewhat complimen
tary to our city, you may think it worthy
OF publication of course omilting or
changing all names.
Dear Brother: wrote you soon after
we arrived in New York, letting YOU
know how liked the land of liberty how.
ever, II Was not SO much better than LINER
ieR after al, Was Obliged to " rk for u
''Ing, and because got into little roc,
they took away my money, and kept me
'nJall two weeks: soon got tired of
t,lal eenntrS, and have COME to the
s""is'i1l paris. like things much better
here, and advise You to come to Mobile
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IYNcHBURG. NOVEMBER :, isal
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Ga Yesterday The eieciion for President
tuok place throughout the slate nf Nhgi"'a.
Theresalt ia lhis county WA d. foilo"s:
Adams, li5
Crawford, I02
Jackson, se
How does this correspond With the En-
quirer's assertion, that thefe VAS not u
county in the state ia which Mr.. Crawford
would not obtain majefiis
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u The Semi. Weekly faser, nj 81. aud Tue
Weekly Paper, Al s3 pef sllnini ply able ~
advanee M subscription y 81 be received tor
a tess tune than IL months, and 40 pafsr wa
be discontinued lbnt nj the discretion oil 'he
Editors) aniil MI mrearages are pad
IL Advertisements vii nc 'mSfffta III o.
cents .ar s,i.,ar. DOR iessl the hrsi time, aud
AZ - ee,tS f.5r each continuance. Those
from distance must be- paid loe. presioas to
their assertion, 81 the payment assumed by
saaae -; .sasihle person in iynchialfg
- Ghancery Orders are inserted Tor sin
q siiars
Aaietiers addressed 10 the Editor must
b. PSI ram, or they will not be attended To
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02
TENNESSEE.

A dss a. fwo after the me,.tieg Of Inc
l. gslatufe at Teonessc'', witch Is nn1r III
\. 3sIon, resolutions ANONYMOUSLY passed
bull, houses, expressive If tlf''r sincere
saiisfsction on hearing Of the arfitai ~
e,.uersl Lafas,tte M The lili..ti States :
inviting hitn IA tie state antiioring tiis
tsnvernor, with the aid Of such persons az
Inc may seitei, Or make every suitable pre-
parstipn and arrangement fur THE aecotn'
modniion 81 the General and his suite while
aithin the limits of thu state afJ that The
exp lenses of carrying these resolutions into
effect shtll be paid out of the Treasury.
At ST. Louis, Missouri, the arrival OF
General Lafa, rtte in this country has been
celebrated by AN illumination, 81. aud an
address and invitation Ia vIsIt that city, for
narded 10 il.e General.
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Al letters addressed Ia the Editor mus
b. PSI PAN, or they will not be attended Il
- .-----. - - - --------
IYNCHBURG, NOVEMBER : 1s24
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Ga Yesterday the eleciioo for pr.sideol
tuok place throughout the slate of Nhgio'a
Tlleresalt ia lhis county WA d. ioilo"s:
Adams, lis
Crawford, 1o2
jackson, 80
How does this correspond With the En-
quirer's assertion, that thefc Was not u
county in the state ia which Mr. Crawford
would not obtain n majority
Thr following statement IL made by tina
President and Directors of tia" Iynehburs
and Salem Turnpike 4 'mpans, ana submit
ted 10 the general meclng ii the sloekhol-
ders in October, 1871
There are dolly twp ssctinns "f the rnnd
completed, upon "hch utll gates hn,e
becu erected, aud toll CATERERS apr'i,ut-
ed.
The third seetion IS nearly 6oislrd sed
hy contract, is "a be completed an "a before
the I&fh uab ~ tttftithff new
The nuniber OF bands uom employed IN
working on the roa,l, is about fdy.
The average cost nf making the road, Is
about four thousand dollars pea tnlle.
From acquisitions made
hy the board Of pirec
tors. the Stockholders
have been called on
from time 10 time to
bay the sun OF S6t,o55 90
OF this sum there has
becnpaid oi,2ls "a
Leaving balance sin
due and uneolJeoted
of 1886 90
of this sum The present
stakeholder, owe $3.50 u
DelinuueHts whose stock
nus all been sold G,3l1 %
The Treasurer has been instructed to
prosrcute according to law for mnsi of the
remaining BALANCE due from persons whose
slork has been snli, the greater part of,
which may be considered as last from the
insolvency ofth. persons. There has been
tyo Treasures, Ia wit john Byars, Who
died, and was succeeded by John Lynch,
the prrsetjt Treasurer. committee of
three persons Of our own body has been
appointed TO examine and settle the nc
counts ol each Treasurer, which are Us fol-
lows:
That John Ryars, the bate
Treasurer received the
sum Of sla.4l6 90
Iha, he disbursed agree
able 10 tile order nf
the hoard at snndty
times S'',no 10
Ih"t commission OF.
S o's r ne .s a,a@,,ea
ttn, a,,",,,,Gas.,a ia ID
ta3ol 20
..ay;ng n balance due
go lii, of III :,
NV, ~" .;u, -. ,a,.,.
rms sia'emfh' Rtefs WIN Us noo"'
with heicNccptlon ol'ote hundred dollhr-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

rKisfEn ANu Puntlsutphf
RICHARD n IoLEH = 1oIiS Il COLIN
laehshess offhr i.aius q tht taien.
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The man whom the people delight to
hcs,or-who IS the JOY ot all hearts aud the
theme of all tongues, IS now among us, re
eei,ins from the good citizens Of Norfolk
every testimony of affection aud respect
which the most enthusiastic emotions of
gratitude can suggest. Though not equal
ling The grandeur aod mas ig,eence which
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

.vatire Gold. The New York States
man of las, Saturday says, n piece Of ma
tive gold was exhibited in our office this
morning, which was found in aIcckIenburg
county, n. &. by black boy while plough
ing in field aud purchased nj one dollar
per pcnnyw.igbt, by Mr.. J. Ladd, watch
maker aud jewrllcr, No. 90, Wall street.
II amounted 10 upwards of 800. We are
informed TINT il has been RI sold This morn
ing, To Mcssrs. Lca,enworth, Hayden and
SEQ, lille, manufacturers of buttons, for the
purpose of being worked into AN elegant
SGT of coat bntlop', which will bear like
ness of Washington, and are To be- placed
on a coat OF America manufacture, To be
presented To Gen. La Fayette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

NV ORLEANS, September 2i.-- We re-
greet to say that the sickness has lost none
of lis malgnancy. Every day brings with
il the melancholy record of ,one victim To
lis desolatng srarp and we fear that but
little change will take place Tor the bet
ter until frost shall have made its appear
dnce.
AT no season, since that Of 1917, has the
epidemic been 50 generally fatal and.were
our city crowded with strangers 10 The same
extent it WAS in former years, tn. numeri
cal number of deaths would, perhaps, ex-
coed that which occurred daring the worst
OF these periods. Not less, We believe, that
seven of our physicians have isllrn victims
IN disease since the middle of August
We sincerely lament this state Of our city,
because II closes, IN great degree, our in
teroourse with thecoentr1 bal every con-
.lderatc mind must give way 10 it, and
however great the loss may be IN trade, vel
we conceive II to be our dnty To advise alb
seutees, as we'll as Strangers. 10 remove
without the pr"cints Of the city, until We
are visited with frost.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

Cupids TngcrteS. few weeks ago q
blacksmith at Cambray proposed marriage
to young mantna maker, to whoa n
had long paid hrs attentions. Being good
looking youth, his offer was accepted, the
notary sent for, and the marriage cootrae!
drawn up, but one of the articles no, hap
pening 10 please the lady, she expressed od
Misrepresentation with So mich asr"Il!y, thai
The son of Vulcan, taking her by the arm
he'd her 10 the door, declaring he was DR.
termined not to marry n splliirr. The Eo
tary complained Of having been called on
TO no purpose. Stay awhile" says m1
Cambrasian, "I'A try and find Il wife" anu
Immediately departed. While going alo'1
the rampalts, he met a pretty servant se
with whom he commenced the toIio"ips
cnnversaton-" Are you good tempereo;
I" Oh yes! you may inquire OF NJ! "9
tress." " Are you prudent 2" ! never na5
sweetheart" 3" Are you inclined to mag
~! Z" eyes, if find man 10 my lIkIns
What do you think of me" "oo .y'l
are very we'll" "Come along VIE l1
then the contract is ready; we have o.g
TO sign it," Stop at least till la's P J'
myself en- toilette" +" No, no, you WIZ" .a,'.
very well as you are and am at,a'l -.
notary will be out of patience. .pl1fYa.I
what is your name ?" Annette"
mine lFrancis. Take my arm ano = 4
make haste" They arrived at the hot'11
together signed the contract, and 10 l'l
days were married and Ne are ass''
this singular union has not once been ) I
bled by dispute.
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The Ouoyter4y Reri.ircys 1

The Quarterly RerieirerS Taught .Hannaf
We have hern favored with the Following
extract of trtter received by gcntemaa
in Washington City:
LONDON, July 10, 1894
Mr.. Rogers, from Maryland, is here, for
the purpose OF challenging the Quarterly
Reviewers for having attacked the charar
ter of Mrs. Law, his wiie's mother. The
aGthor of The Article in which she is senI
TONED is, | believe, Clifford, and he has
consented TO publish an apology"
Quarterly Rcrie,o.-The last number Of
tins publication contains the following aci
acknowledgements
In the article on Faux's Memorable Days
in America, in M So of the Quarterly
Review, passage WAS introduced FROM
FauX's hook, rejecting on the reputation \
the lady of Mr.. r. We have since bee1
fully satisfied that every part of that state
ment is devoid of truth, and we therefore
take this opportunity Of expressing ourrr
greet that calumny SO untaundcd should
have been unwittingly copied into our PAL
scs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02

1'hsiJohn Ryars, the lsie
Treasurer received the
sum OF
That he disbursed agree
able 10 tile order at
the board at sundfy
times Sls,l
That a commission of
one per cent on SIR
ale 40 MAS allowed
bun, amounting 10
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S1b,566 40
Sl3,4l6 90
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GIL 5

The Treasurer has been Instructed to
prosecute according to law for m"si "f the
remaining halanee due from persons whose
Stock has been sni, the greater part of
which may be considered as lest from the
Insolvency of ih. persons. There has been
two Treasures, Ia wit john Byars, "h"
died and was succeeded by John Lynch
the present. Treasurer. committee of
three persons Of our own body has been
appointed TO examine and s"ide the ac
counts ol each Treasurer, which are Us fol-
lows:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-06
Du Points Gunpowder,

SUPERlOR Sporting Il all other kinds,
~ for sale by the subscribers.
EAGLE GUNPowDER, in Canisters, TOR
Sporting
Du Points Eagle Powder is warranted
quicker and stronger than any sporting
Powder heretofore imported. The differ.
ent kinds OF Eagle Powder are all of the
same quality, being manufactured by the
same process and of materials OF equal pu-
rity--they differ only in the size Of the
grain,
Super6ne sporting Powder, is made of
two sizes, thelsrgest grain being designat-
ed by red label with one star, and the
finest grain by blue label with two stars.
Some of the Powder with the red label
and one star is occasionally put up in
pound papers to suit purchasers.
There are also kinds OF super6ne Ea>
gle Powder OF very coarse grain. intended
for water fowl shooting, one OF the size Of
musket powder, marked with the words
Duck Shooting and the other as large as
cannon powder, marked Sea 6coiing.'
Also, Gunpowder 10 kegs, warranted Of
the very first quality; of the following
kinds-F glazed, FF glazed, FFF glazed,
F rough, Fl rough, FFF rough.
A.C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Alexandria, June | IT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-06
This is to give Notice,

YyHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria
Il county, in the District Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
said county, Letters OF Administration,
with the will annexed, on the estate of
William Weston, late of the county afUre-
said, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before the
10th 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 my hand this 10th day 81
June. 1924. JAMES HARPER,
Admir- with the will annexed
Of VIM. Weston, decd.
iune 10 3w
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)VDEN ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1924
CHARLES BENNETT

HAS imported by the Massasoit, from
IL London, and offers for sale,
Sheppard's Regent. blue and black clotha
An elegant assortment of kerseyneres
Cotton cambrics OF superior quality
Book, Dackonet, and mullmul musIins
Best English sewing silks and twists, for
tailors' use
Aberdeen colored, w B, and best white
stitching threads
Shoe thread, of various qualities.
Linen and diaper twilled tape, printed
calicoes
Misses and ladies' cotton hose, OF the first
quality
Best treble gilt buttons, and button moulds
He daily expects, from Liverpool,
considerable additional supply of
SPRING 6 FALL GOODS,
consisting Of point blankets, stufs, cloths,
kerseys, plains, carpetings, hearth rugs,
cambrics and other muslins, gingbams,
qul!ngs. dimities, Marseilles quilts, &c.
SC. He has on hand, Irish linens, sheet.
ings, Irish and Russia sheeting, diapers,
pins, seine Irvine, and variety OF other
goods. law6w june
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-06
For Sale,

a.. THE LANDS HOUSE on Stump
tn Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Norton,
askk being about I1venty-one Here's
Iwell enclosed; on the little river
turnpike road, two miles from alexandria
The garden contains many valuable SHRUBS
vines, and fruit trees. The situation Is
handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit the purchaser.
NAV 97--tf VIM. CRANCH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-06
mo. o552
ALIENS OFFICE, I
Washington, June ED, 1924. }

THE follow ing were The numbers drawD
j on the 18th inst. in he
New- York Literature Lottery,
Seventh Class, New Series, and in the
order in which they stand. viz:
LIST Cd Sd 4tb 5tb 9th 9TH Bib 9th
45 4 1881 10 IL So 20 40
The tickets which drew The four highs
est prizes are those having on them
Reg. No. Com.No. Drawn Nos
5404 4 l3 40. 1st ed g. Sd D30, 600
1856 IO143I Saith 5th&6tb $4,000
1888 20 4053 & lib Sth&slh 10000
1855 Ia 90 40 9Th Sth&9th 5,737
And so on, for the balance of the pri-
yes agreeable to the arrangement OF the
scheme.
S. &. M. ALLEN g. Co. have now the
pleasure of Offering TO their friends and
the public tickets and shares in the snnex->
ed Scheme,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-06
For Amsterdam,

re. The well known ship GENE
sMRAL LINGAN, VIM. Crabtree,
- 's:,er. burthen about 600 hhds. tobac-
j. She j. expected very shortly from LII
ss ~ and will Immediately be dispatch
ID on arrival, and can take goo bids. on
= il application be made soon 10
H''S' JOHN H. LADD f. co.
Who expect by said ship. TOR sale,
Liverpool coarse, and sack blown salt.
and coal june 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-06
june 10
This is to give Notice,

TVHAT the subscribers of Alexandria
4 county, in the Disiric, of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
said county, Letters of Administration on
the personal estate of William Green,
decd late of the county aforesaid. All
persons having claims against the said de-
cedent, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the
subscribers passed by the Orphans Court,
on or before the 10th day OF Dec. or they
may by law be excluded from all be.
ne6t to said estate, and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment.
Given Under our hands this 10th day OF
June 1924.
MARY GREEN, Administrative.
SAM'L B. LAkMOUR Admir-.
Of William Green, deceased
June 10 )"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-06
This is to give Notice,
June 10

VNHAT the subscriber. of Alexandria
L country, in the district Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Iorphans' court OF
said county, letters testamentaTy on the
estate of JAMES LAwRAsoN, late OF the
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said decedent,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscrI-
Der, passed by the orphans court, on or
before the 3lst day OF November 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 my hand, this Slst
day of May, 1924.
AARON r LEVERING,
June I-3w Ex'r of James Lawrason.
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H. p. Whitney,

HAS Just received by the sloop Fanny,
Ill Capt. Mitchell, from Baltimore,
general fashionable assortment OF ladies,
misses, gentlemen's and children's
Leghorn and Chip Hats,
ofall qualities and prices. Together with
an elegant assortment of cambria, ging-
hams, caIicoes and stripes; embracing al
most every article for the approaching sea-
son; which he offers cheap for cash, at his
old stand, corner of Prince and Wa,er ST.
opposite the Farmers Bank, Alexandria
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