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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14

III The Residence Of D,ct. l.. .Hosby in Potc-
hatnn County.
'BNIiE exercises of this institution under the SUI
Il pcrintendance of Mrs. II. Rudd, will COM
mence OF the LIST of Feb 1928, aud close on the
Goth of Nov. following. Board aud tuition (im all
the useful branchcs) as heretofore,
For 0,e Session cfTe'l -uo,,fhs $40.
The course OF instruction includes Spelling, Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy with the use of Maps, History, (ancient a nd
modern,) Chronology, Mythology, elements of Che
mstry and Philosophy. Music, by gentleman of
superior qualifications, at go per quarter.
Dec 81 q,
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C.4LC.4BLE PifOP EfaT'Y FOR sale.
4 IN pursuance of Il Deed of Trust, from Archclaus
u Hughes and wife, 10 Nathaniel Sheppard, and
John Is. Ciopton, dated the 9th of May. 1920, of
record IN the Clerk office of the Hastings Court of
the city oil Richmond, for tho purpose of securing the
payment of Il sun OF money to Byrd George, will he
sold at Public Auction, the premises for ready
money on the 10Th day of January, 1925, at the
hour of i2 O'Clock, all that tenement lying IN the
said city, where the said Hughes lived at the date
OF SAID decd AT the corner of c. aud Tenth Streets it
ocns part "i the lot OF ground numbered in the pa
oil SAID city, three hundred and nine,y-sr mo
39f) and bounded as mentioned il the said deed Of
trust.
ui'By consent of parties, The above sale is
postponed TO 18th February, 1925.
N. SHEPPARD.
jan IL BYRD GEORGE.
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

December 30, 1924.
FENHE Commissioners of the Navy will receive
n Proposals until o'clock, p. NJ of Friday, the
18th of January next, for such quantity of pit
coal, OF the best quality, may be required during
the year 1925 from the persons contracting, at the
Navy Yards at
Portsmouth, NcwHampshire;
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, New-York;
Philadelphia, Penn;
Washington, ID. c.; and
Gosport, Virginia.
The whole must be delivered at the different
ards free from any additional expense to the u
States, and subject to the inspection and approval
of the Commandments OF the respective Yards, or
such other inspection the Commissioners NAV
direct. The proposals state the price asked
per bushel of five pecks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14
V.ALU.4BLE PRINTING EST.lBLISH-
.iIE.NI' FOR SAFE

ME Subscribers disposed to sell their Print
Il ing Establishment, known as The Virginian,'
printed in the town of Lyn chburg. The advan-
tagcs OF its location numerous aud great. Stu
aied about l2n miles from Richmond, in the great
western thoroughfare, with hatteaux navigation
both eastward and westward-the reservoir of the
produce of an extensive, populous and wealthy ba lex
country, and III return supplying it with merchan-
die, NC. Lynchhurg offers TO the of enter
prize aud moderate capital inducements of no ordi-
nary kind The Nirginiam has good subscriptions
list probably more extensive tanthat of any pa per
in the interior of Virginia, and an advertising pa
tronage inferOrto but few, if any. Connected with
the newspaper establishment is job Office, well
stocked with useful type, sc. and ailordng hand
some income.
There is a large sum of money due to the Office,
all of which has accrued within the last three years.
and which will be disposed of with the Establish
nent, or separately, retained by the subscribers
the purchaser may elect.
Proposals will be received by the subscribers to
effect sale privately, until the 18th day ofJanuarv
next. If NOT disposed Of previous to that time it
Will on that day be sold publicly, the premises,
for cash.
Persons who wish to embark in this business, will
never have opportunity ofdispcsine ofthcr funds
to greater advantage. 1t is hoped that they will
avail themselves of the present opportunity.
TOLER & COLIN.
I.yuchburg, Nov. &c.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ENRON iunenburg county bright bay HORSE,
q four years cid last sprng-about four feet
eleven inches high, thick Tame and busy long tail:
very spirited, and trots we'll; dshcd face-not a
white spot about him. Any person giving any infor-
nation, or delivering the above horse at Luncnburg
Courthouse, will be literally rewarded by the sub
scrbefs. BETH & SHAW.
Jan. 7 lie
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Garnett's Aeotures.

WITH A COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING.y
THNHE publisher has the pleasure of announcing
Il to the public, that he has added to the above
work a handsome Frontespiece, which, with the
letters of chief-ustice Marshall, &C. &c. sc. are
now bound up with the volume.
~ Price One Dollar, neatly bound To be
had at my Printing Oiiice, over Messrs Hayes &:
Loomer's dry-good store, Market Bridge; and at
Mrs. Whites millinery ID door below Mcssrs.
4. & fl. Nelson's.
III II liberal discount nude 10 ,choleSnic purcdnS-
erS. T. w. WHITE
Jan 3t#
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By J. III. PEASANTS. !
" The CoNsrrrurrosAL WIG is published

W The CoNsrIrUrIoNAL WIG is published
twiee a cees (Iuss lays AMI Fridays) al fire dot
lars per annum, payable IN adrance.
~ For adrertising-7j ceuis a square Cor icss)
for lie FIRST Insertions ami 30 cents for each con-
tusurnce. HtEtcr of Insertions must be noted
on he MS. oN4cr~jSe tier ocW be continued and
charged accordtagiy.
az Advertisements from lie country 10 be pad
for IN adooace, assumed by responsible taii-
oidnai IN Htis piace or Manchester.
u All letters 10 Me Editors must he postpaid,
or they IOM receire no GHenfion.
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AN ImDe, iaA pYess,

OfRamage's make, and which has been but very
little uscd, is offered Tor SALE at low price. En-
quife al the Wing office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST ex-
-aD ecutcd to the subscribers ny Neil McCoul, to
to William Long the payment of certain
Of money therein mentioned, shall proceed
10 sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the 9th
day Of January, 1925, ON the premises, tract of
Land containing Seven Hundred aud odd acres, Gas
per dcud) situated and being in the county of
Goochaud, called White Hall-ubout eight miles
above Cioochand Court House; much thereof
as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the said
debt The Trustees will only convey such title as
Is vested in them by said decd.
ROBERT DOUTHAT
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS.
Nov. 26. tds8G.
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SCHEME
1880 tickets, at 50 25,

1880 tickets, at So 81, SOFT
u The Manager of tins Lottery respectfully
invites those who intend to become adventurers in
this class, to provide themselves before the 9th Of
December, at which TING tic tickets viii be adj
vanced to 81. Until then, they can be had at the
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MANAGERS

TTRGLNL4 LOTTERY OFFICE,
Under the Eagle Hotel, Richmond, at the following
rates, viz:
Whole Tickets, So %
Half do / 623
Quarter do Gl3
D. Prizes in the New-York, Jersey, Pcnusylya
mia, and Maryland Combination Lotteries, of which
Yates Mcintyre are the Managers, will be recciy-
ed in payment Of tickets this Office. Should the
holders Of them prefer getting the cash, they can
at all tiWes DC accommodated, without putting
themselves to the trouble Of forwarding them to the
north.
Orders from the country (post paid) viii be
promptly attended to, provided they be accompa-
MED with the cash Dec 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14

NO. WAYLES BAKER will practice Law in
- the Superior aud Inferior Courts held in the
counties of Amelia, Cumberland and Powhatan
He may be found at the clerks Office of Amelia
county, where lie now resides. Jan 11-s}t
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NOTICE..

ID III. WHITEOCK having associated himself
"a. with FRANCIS WICKER, they would in
form their friends aud the public in general that
they have routed the sumbcr-house aud Yard, being
part of that we'll known stand formerly the property
of Charles Whitlock, decd on Carey street, where
they have on hand, and intend keeping, "a general
assortment of all descriptions of Lumber. Also,
by the bbl. or less quantity, Lime, Tar, Pitch,
ltoSii,, Rae T"rPe"finc do. Spirits TarniSh, SC.
sc.
N. B. They will also attend TO the disposition of
any articles of home manufacture entrusted to their
care. r. III. WHITLOCK. .
FRAN. WICKER.
Jan. IL Ct
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Jan. II
BANK OF VIRGINIA, ,
Jun. Sd, 1898.

FENHE President and Directors nave declared
u dividend of three per cent. on the capital stock
of the Bank. The usual deduction of dollar
and quarter 20 share will be borne by the holders
Of the old stock only; the new stock having COM
pleted the payment of its bonus. Dividends pay
able on the 18th inst.
Jan 4-4t W. DANDRIDGE,CA
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Steamers and Tvisters.

WANTED TO hire for the present year. six first
w rate StemncrS aud IwisicrS.-Apply to
Jan. 1T b. f. UIJIJARD
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M ANTED, the Notes Of the Banks of the
w States Of South Carolina North Caro-
lima and Georgia, all Of which will be taken at a
low rate Of discount also, the most kinds Of I'M
current paper bought at the Lottery aud Exchange
Office Of S. &. ". .4LLFN 1. 60.
Nh. 75g MIN ST. Rfci,mond.
Where the highest premium viii be given for Cold.
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Quantico Canal i.ottery of Va

FIFTH CLASS.
To be dramn the 8M day9f February, 1925.
4. MINTYRE, MANAGER.
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New ioTk literature lottery /,

New iOrk literature lottery,
THIRD CLASS.
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars,
II Of 900 Dollars, 2Oof5OO Dollars,
- OF POO Dollars,
Besides great many Of & 100, $50. S12. &c.
Delay not IA procuring the lucky numbers.
But few moro orders can be received.
Whole Tickets, s. Quarters, 2
Half, i Eirhths, /
Orders for tickets received at the Lottery
and Exchange Office Of
s. & VI. ALLEN & co.
No. 7j9 Vain ST. Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14

.Ne,o Minister to tie UliLcd States.--H is
mentioned in the London papers, that the Right
Hon. w. Vesev Fitzgerald will repair, early in
the spring. to the United States to take on him
self the duties of Minister Plcnipotentiarv 49,
The following facts relating to this gentleman,
have been politely handed TO us.
The Right Hon. w. Vescy Fitzgerald, lately
appointed Minister to this country, has, from
early life, formed part Of the administration, he
has for many years represented the county of
Glare Cof which hc is a natiye) in Parliament,
aud succeeded Sir John Newport as Chancellor
of the EXchequer for the Irish department; ne
always sustained the reputation Of an able eff
cieDt, and liberal man, having with great abH-
~ advocated Catholic emancipation and those
liberal principles Of common sense, lately so
fully acted on. Upon the merging of the Irish
into the English Exchequcr Mr.. Fitzgerald
was appointed his Maiesty's Minister 10 the
Gourt OF Sweden -, VV9. Goa.
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Young Ladies' Seminary

Jan. | |
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-22

bliss Of heaven, foreasc Of eternal life Beauty
rounds her girde Of grace and dignity adorn her
forehead Innocence dwells on her bushiug cheek.
Her bosom. soft as the airs of spring, gows with com
passions and the tear of bliss trembes in her Light
are the wings OF her soul. The Immortal spirit shines
through the earthly covering, the colours of beam
OF light IN the drops of the sunny shower.
Her heart is of the ETHEREAL strings of heaven
ly harps III winch repose the tones of rapture and the
tones OF woe. Moved by the soul with trembles,
with tones OF rapture. with Joins i'll one &C
cord TO biissul melancholy. Her lip tranquil as the
lake on the summers She is the giver aud the
receiver of bliss. -
From morning the chorus answered.
why, Almighty, didst thou fix the course OF gene
ratIons' Behold love animates the infinite spirit, the
mother relo'ccs over her suckng, and in the fathers
and the children humanity binds the bonds of sacred
concord.
AS the chorus ended, the spirit Of heaven arose. and
conveyed Hcwa TO the spot where Adamah slept
Then from the evening the chorus rang
What sounds of burst from the depths of the
uture: How loud are the complaints OF misery Let
them be heard no She comes. the ambassadress
of heaven Bright "a the diamond gers is faith in the
darkness of death.
As the chernbs ended. Azrael restored the soul of
adamah TO the sleeping body. Adamah from the
bliss OF his drcams and iewa stood before him in her
serapc beauty. As the departed soul feels after the
conquest over death, aptn alteration, Alamah view
ed the heavenly form Bnt tnid, as the hind of Her
mon. Hewa avertcd her face her cheeks glowed; she
stood confessed Il mortal in angels form. glance
o her eye shot to the heart of Adamah. With eager
lps he pressed her towards him, he felt the heaven
her JOYS the breath Of the eternal spirit in the ardour
OF her kisses The sources of hls breast opened,
and the first tear fell from the check of man.
But in chorus Joined the thousands and the thousands,
and all the voices of the earth the father of love-
From the east and The west the north and the south,
burst the loud jubilee The heavenly host scared 10
the everlasting dwelling, and closed the gates of para
disc AZrael alone, the angel of death, lowered over
the plains of Hewila As the moon " anders over the
mul Ky night SO he bent forth, shining from the drsl1y
clouds Over the first created, he poured the invisible
ioues from lisa Narg the of hope and then he
withdrew with the departing night, descending in the
west on the circle of heaven.
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44OEarD-
GREEK SONG OF VICTORY.
BY PERcIvAL

By PERcIvAL.
The red day of slaughter is done,
The rose tint is pale in the vest
The triumph of Liberty won,
Joy sweils each Athen breast;
We have buried our foes in the wave,
That rolls the iron bound shore,
And the foot of the Ottoman slave,
Shall dare scale ramparts more;
They in their pride and their poup TO the fight
But have scattered like dust in the rus! Of our might
They came with the dawniug OF day
The sun brightly glanced ON their sails
And their fleet, an ITS conQueriug way,
Bore forward with favouring gales;
Like dark cloud of tempest they CAME
Already they uttered their veil,
when we let loose arrows of fame,
Aud the pride of the Nussu'men fell;
Then the wave with the Arc and the slaughter was red
And our prows hurried through the dying and dead
Ihey are gone-and the rolls again
In peace on our ron-bouud shore;
They have left hut the wreck, and the stain,
Where the green wave heav'd purple with gore.
AS the last light grows dim in the west,
U God of the brave and the freei
How the fulness that swelIs in each breast,
Is poured forth in blessings thee
For we trusted in thee--and the arm of thy might
Has scattered our foes in the perlous fight.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-22

suessrs Crerd Hashns i1te5herG of Po,0hatar County,
aqd administrator of Samuel Booker, dec. Henry
StiPiCH, John HtSkjns Wjitiam LetoiS, Robert
HasbjnS md Henry anderson,
BAKE NOTICE. that the ID day of May 1926, AT the
Tavern ofJordan Biow in Powhatan County, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the
AFTERNOONS shall proceed to take the dcpositious of Benia
min Mosby David Flounoy and Others, aud continue from
day day at the hours aorerad;and on the 9th
day OF the month, 1926 at Acres Tavern at New
Market IN the County of Heco, between the same hours
as aforesaid and from day day. same purs proceed to
take the dispositions Of William Wiser others and on
the 10Th day Of same month, 1925, Charles Wilson'S
store ~ Charles CITY County, between the same hours
aforesaid and from day day of hours proceed IN
take dispositions Of said Charles Wilson, Presley Elett nd
others which aforesaid dispositions be read az
dcnce ~ certain in controversy depending in the
Superior Court Of Cbancery for the Richmond Dis,rct
wherein we plaintiffs, aud you defendants
MARY TERyV,4yN
ELIZA TERIN.4yN
SARAH TIERN.4JV
susanna TERNy4N
MARTHA JAMES TIERJV6N
InfGt children Of James Terna1 dec. be- Elizabeth
IERgN3-N their 7tert friend
April 1-w4w
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Mamager's OHre,

Under the Eagle Hotel Richmond.
Whole Tickets, 81
Half do
Quarter do
fackages OF 10 tickets, embracing all the 30 Nos.
OF me Lottery, which must of necessity draw at least
~ o. hett with many chances for capitals or Shares
of packages, may be had at the same rate
Prizes IN any of the Lotteries of New York New
jersey PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland, and Virginia. will lie
received in pay mcnt.
Orders enclosing thecash prizes above free of
postage, for tickets shares, will receive prompt at
tention, if addressed to
A. M'TNTYRE Richmond Pa
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ALL IN ONE DAY.

To be drGacn the l2ih day Of .May-ond by an I'M
PROVED MODE OF DRAWING, secured by Letters Pat
ent under the Seal Of the United States
ALIENS Lottery and Erc'nage O6ice,}
BALTIMORE, 1926. {
W We nave the pleasure TO present the public, the
FOURTH Scheme of the
STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
the mode ofdrawne entirely plan approved by
the Commissioners Of LOTTERIES appointed by the Governor
and Council of State and brought under special Act Of
the Legislature.
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f.. WI TNTXRE,
MANAGER
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.

1880 tickets, at So Is, SOTO
Only II blanks a prize.
The number of blanks in this lottery nvariable tlra1
is the chances of the advenrurers are never Unmarried
rms should be considered as very great advantage
all those which not terminate ted i'm one DRAWING
u Tickets and Shares nnay hn l,nd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-22

JOSIAH QU1NcY has been reelected, by an almost
unanimous vote of the People to be Mayor of the City
" Boston for lLc ycar ens11ino
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-22

Adventures advised make immediate application
and secure the fortunate numbers this truly lucky Office
Orders per mail Gree of POSTAGE will with the atte-
ton and punctuality as if Oh personal application.
Us considerable portion of this Lottery is put i'm par
GELS of 20 tickets, embracing all the combination Nos from
to 3D. which parcels cannot possibly draw less $9e
less the deduction of IS per with many chances for
the Capital Prizes.
Packets of 90 whole tickets, by certificate Sl32
20Half, do 66
2oQuaner, do SO
20 Eighth, do log
Price of whole tickets 50 cach-Shares in proportion,
at the Truly Lucky Office of
S. q M. ALLEN g. CO.
No. 759, .Naua-Streef, Richmond, IIa
April Is.
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UNION CANAL IoTTERY,

SIXTEENTH CLAss-NEw SERIES
-6ES-
HIGHEST 9RrEE $4,000,
600
WiH be dra,cn on Uednesday, the I'm of Man.
AND COMPLETED IN A FEW MINUTES
Sixty Numbeis-Eight Ballots to be Drawn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-08

Wednesday, March 2.-Mr. Justice
THOMPSON delivered the Judgment OF
the Court in the case OF the Bank Of
The United States against Walstead and
Others, argued at the last term.
The argument in the case OF the
antelope was concluded by the ATroR-
NER GENERAL for the United States.
Thursday, March 5,--Mr. Chief JUS
tice MARSHALL delivered the Judgment
of the Court in the case Of Mcdowell,
against Peyton. Judgment OF the court
affirmed.
The case of the brig antelope was
further argued, upon the claim of the
Portuguese Consul, by the Attorney
General and Mr.. Key, for the Appel
lants, and by MIR. Berrian and Mr.. Z. j.
Ineersoll, for the Respondents.
Friday March 4.-Mr. Justice STORY
delivered the Judgment of the Court in
the case of Wright against Page. Judg-
ment of the Circuit Court affirmed.
Saturday, March 5.-The case OF M'-
Cormick against Finley was argued by
Mr.. DonDRIpeE for the appellant, and
by Mr.. ScorT for the respondent.
The case of Shields against the Unit
ed Slafes, was argued by Mr.. c. ]. IN
eERsoLL, for the appellant, and by the
ATTORNEY GENERAL for the respon-
dpnts
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oon6n6olq COUNCIL.

Alta meeting of the persons elected to serve in
the Common Council, for the ensuing year,
at the Council Chamber, on Thursday, the
Sd day of March, 1926.
Present-Messrs. Harris, Stewart, Ladd,
Johnston, Jameson, White, Blackjack, Man.
deville, Mason, Grubb, Butcher, Massie, Mil
Ter, Williams, Veitch.
On balloting for a President of Council,
John c. Vowel was duly elected, who after
taking the oath of Office, prescribed by law,
before Nathaniel S. Wise, Justice of the
peace, administered the same to the members
present.
On ballotng for Clerk and Auditor, I. p.
Thompson, was reelected.
On ballotingfor Messenger to Council, John
Johnston, was reelected.
On balloting for Mayor, John Roberts,
Esqr. was unanimously reelected.
The Rules and Regulations of the last Coun-
Gil were read, and adopted as the Rules and
Regulations of the present.
Ordered, That Messrs. Mason, Miller, ia
mieson & Stewart, be appointed committee
to prepare arevenue bill and bill to fix the
salaries of the officers of the Corporation for
the present year.
The Mayor elect appeared, and had the
oath Of Office administered to him, by Ma
thaniel 8. Wise, Esq. justice of the peace,
in the presence of the Council.
Test. i. p THOMPSON, C. C.
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This is to give Notice,

Y lHAT the subscriber of Alexandra coun-
- ty, in the District of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Cont of said county,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
OF Benjamin Posey, late of the county afore-
said, deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst 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 9th day Of Sept. next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be
neft to said estate, and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of March,
1926. JAMES POSEY, admir-.
march St of BENJAMIN Posey
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This is to give Notice ,

O NHAT the subscriber of Alexandria coun-
u ty, in the District of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
of David Wilson, late of Fairfax county, Viz
ginia, deceased; all persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
Of, to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 9Th day of September
next, Or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 9th day Of
March, 1926. HANNAH WILSON,
march 8-3w adm'X. of David Wilson
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This is to give Notice,

NHAT the subscriber of Alexandria county
- in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, letters
testamentary on the estate of John F. Smith,
late of the county aforesaid deceased, All
persons having claims against the said dece-
dent, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans Court
on or before the 9th day of September next,
OF they may by law be excluded from all ben
eft to said estate, and those indebted thereto,
are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of March,
1926. SAR.4H SMITH, executrix
march 8-3t of John F. Smith.