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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
LEWIS ~TIMBERLAKE
f'4rt'S oPea@t HE Priaripat part oGAis
Fancy and Stanlc Drv Goods.

- oLJcrfs the attention OF his friends and the public.
- to caii and examine then. He feels confident. in
Inc selection, 10 store in the city can snrrass il; and a
positive determination that none Shall underscl him is
me aggregate. Among the articles now Offer ed for
sale, arc
Sup. blue, black, olive and Oxford mixture, and otacr
fashionable cloths and cassjmercs
Ladies'habii, pclsse and merino cloths
Negro ci'tting-consisijDs OF Jerseys, plains, linseys
scsiinsS OF The negcst and most fashionable patterns
tISured aud plain Gro dc Maps, ~ great varieties
Florcnces, satin ~levaotnes, Jia,fau Iustrings
2ai'ns' modes craze lisse, gauzes, various colours
bhttile, bare5e ADD C;rcciaa ropcs, splendid assorf-
meDt
Ha;;,rg ne'G. Elperiql crrpcs
Nanhi,., Canton aai Italian cranes
Imperial mere, tlrihit, bsregc, crcnadinc, maraaf.
gauzc and silk fancy hdIfs.
NcriDo, cashmere and Ginning sha7ls and scarf
y bite and biaci: lace wells and hdk(s.
felcTines, capcs and figured lace Do.
Hnobinet lsces and quilting
=, . and G 1 figured and plain bobbiDet
Figured and plain Swiss end null muslins
Cambiics, jscoDets and book musfins
Ginghams, calicos and cambria prints, beautiful
FIfcassian Piaids and stripes
Tartan pisids and camblcts
English and french silk hosiery
Wnrsted. lambs wonl, Angola and cotton hosiery
Grass %bioachcd linens and Irish ebectings
Do'noa|'ucs and bom5azeis, cOloured aud black
Cambria and furniture dimHies
Ribbons % every description and sunerior oroi;i,
I oi0uTed ard white domestic, sauIuets ard checks
i'osc, puut and dufle blankets;
I'm many other articles not enumerated. BE- tic
next arrivals, J shall receive an additional supnlv 10
complete the assortment; among them, viii be ex,ro
fashionable Cloths aud Italian Nets.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
PUBLIC SALE.

HDY virtue Of a deed of tsus, executed by r iciard X.
81 Jones OF Chesterfield, tn the subscribers, on the I2,s,
day of juno, i"ST' aud recorded in the clerks Office of
Amelia, for purposes therein mentioned, we shall proceed
20 sell, at public auction, or the premises, To the h;y,,est
bidder, for cash, ON Saturday the eighth day of December
next, AZ u o'clock, NJ. the Plantation in Amelia ~ bercou
the said Richard X. Jones Formerly resided, con,ain;r a.
bout GOO acres, togrther with all the appurtenances there
unto belonging, or so much thereof as will be necessary ,o
raise the amount now dle upon the trust deed aforesaid.
with the costs aud expenses Of executing the trust. Suct,
title as is vested in the subscribers will be- conveyed. which
is believed to DO imdisputable. GEORGE IVES.
SIMON L. MORGAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
GkEAr riEE " MnnlIr-

I.xtF"0 # "a Letter Ga'ct .WoLHc, 2iS& or. 1927.
" tiis morning, about five O'Clock, n FIRE broke on,
VI us c''y, IN Anstin's Hotel ION Royal ST. in one
a?ortncn, OF which the Post Office was kent. An III.
important parts oT the papers ami furniture ol the office
have been saved. Mr.. Hyde, Deputy Postmaster, has.
during the prevalence Of the yeilow fever, slept in tie
county. Fortunately, he was in town early cpcurl
to save The papers, &c. Fro ti;ryis ortte bY4l,ess pas,
y TIE city are destTogcd, aui most OF the whniycs
The progress of the fio u this time, -, NJ. is in \
measure suppressed, The city, however, is epy eloped
IN smoke Between two and three hundred houses
nave beer burnt. Damage c,;inated at upwatds of Que
ruii!,on of dUllars.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
From nj: Tuscaloosa C.7,atama) czroaieJs,

F'0'E nc I USCH'005H I.IIHN0WN) LIr077ce,
JI"rdeT--Onc of the most atrociuus murders was
committed III the neighbourhood Of Washington Court
House, on Wednesday, the 9Th Of Sci tembcr. last
that we have ever read Of Miss W1xNEY CitII.R,
on a visit to her uncIe's. about one and a hall miles
distant, alone. was met By a runaway negro fellow.
taken from ler horse, carried about so PAGES from the
public road, and there InIunaniy butchored By him
The deceased was about fifteen years of age, in the
fuii bloom OF youth and beauty; and has Left a discon-
so!a'e mother aid brother TO lament her urtinelg fate.
Since the above particulars, we have learned that
dis monster in human snape has confessed the foul
deed, with circumstances too horrible TO relate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
Toss or TIFF snip Ar-BOE "o" .

-,hsS - q" - LCE NINA.
Tic ship Aurora, Capt. Taubman. which sailed from
Liverpool on the 9Th September, for this port. came TO
anchor on Wednesday morning about six miles s. Of
the HOOK, and as The gale increased cut away all three
'nasts, bus still dragged her anchors, and dTincd near
the shore, where she sunk in 81 feet water, her dec,
being on a level with The sea. Tie passengers. f,rtr
IN DnrnbaT, were oil safely landed, and provided witt,
accommodations IN the tavern a; The Hishiauls.-Af
Ter landing the passengers, the captain, mate, and six
Of ibc saamcu embarked in the long boat; but. the sea
beng rough, the Seamen would not proceed, and PIE
,erred remaining on the wreck. The captain and
mate succeeded IN reaching the shore. On returning
TO the wreck after the gale subsidized, two Of the scaIne5
were found lashed to the ratings and drowned-the
other four were washed overheard.
The aurora vcs owned BY Mr.. Robert Kermit. and
had a cargo Of coal, crates, hardware and dry goods,
supposed Of the value Of 5Oor 10000 dollars.
inc citizens Of 8ibema-ie county have had meeting,
fer thc purpose OF deyising means Tor improving tie
navigation Of The Iiyanna River. 4 committee was
appointed 10 collect subscrptions, and ab5a. 81 900.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
Public Sale of Negroes and Stock.

{ n te ildi day Of next month, Dncembcs, il fair, 9th
~ erwSr 'hc next fair day, we shall sell to- the hicl,es,
bidder, NJ h"'n'es' the late residence of William Doug
lass. deed III the County of New Kent, near Providenc.
Folse, all the residue Of the estate Of said decedent. con-
sistinS vi about fifteen Negroes, among them a good Blacl;
Smith. ihc stcca of Mules, Cattle, Sheep aud Uors--
Most OF the Negroes viii be sold FOR cash. The other
pro--. y on six nicnthS credit. 81 Tire same time and Mace.
fifteen Of twouly othct Negroes will be sold for cash. A
mom2 them SHINE liko!y boys aud girls.
Nov. 1i-Gt THE EXECU TORS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
Eesyne: Of 2era. nron a gentleman in Ro<ass.e, to h,

Ee.rnc: ofn letter G.o1a a genHanan in FORESTER 10 his
friend IL .4bt1y, dokca ssh Oct.
The bojy found on Oak Orchard Greet, groves not
to be that of Morgan, but a man from Canada. be
iIeYe 1t has been satisfactorily proved by Ire wife OF
the dead man which was found, that II was her husband
she proved that the clothes Ecuud 90 the b,dy were
those OF her husband, or Tie same that he had On hen
be let home, and likewise that the shoes he had on.
were 4 pair that ne bought nj The time he left home:
this was proved by the person of whom he bought t,em.
The tracts ihot were found in bis pockets were provo!
to have been given him ny Il minister iefore he left.
The wife and friends believe intend removing tie
body from Batavia to Canada, and have sent word TO
the Rochester committee OF their intention. 1t Is very
generally believed that the body found vas not that Of
Aiofgan.-.4LI. Dali ,4du.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

TIUEIfI1:
rules, holden in tie clerks Office Of the superior
court Of cAancery for the BichmopJ district, the I'd
day ofSopte1bcr, ,G27:
Browne ~.
against
IboEas Gatcwood, executor Of Philemon Cs,ewood.
deceased, Thomas Mann Randolph. .Jr. and Susan
his WIFE, aud John j. Bowers and Mary bis wife,
-, 1ne.
The defendants John T. Bowers and Mary his wifc,
not having entered tieir appearance auj given sccuri,
ly according to The act Of assembly and lie rules Of
'"'s court, and It appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that they are not inhabitants OF this country, u IS or
dered, that the said defendants do appear here on the
irst day Of The next term md answer the ORIGINAL and
AMENDED bills OF the piaiatIas; and that COPS of this
order be forthwith inserted in some nc.yqoapa- r,aE.b
ed N the city ofRichmond, for two month. s,,ccrs.-
iyciy' and posted at The front door Of ue capitol, in The
~ i'oay Ta-'c. WaT ". urvivc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

10 Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
p s T. GWATHMEY Will sell on commission.
LIZ. Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters who
may think lt 10 consign their crops TO them.
RichH0n2, oct. 81, 1927. %,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

We are pleased to learn that Tie. Engineers employ
ed to survey the route of the Baltimore and Ohru rail
road, have found the obstacles not so great as they
anticipated. Thus 1t is, that at every step we find the
apprehendcI difficulties To this noble enterprise, clear
ing away.-N'or" orr own parts, we have never enter
tanned a dcUh' OF the pTacticahihty nf the work, but
il affords us qualification To find results so ia tcring. as
they will serve III t!ispel the doubts that continue to
hang about the minds Of few TO whom noreLiy is some
times synonimous with n.;'rociirG5iHty We trust
that the fist adOances of Spring will be hailed with
the sound OF the pick axes and spades, employed in
making our crooked "ays straight, 10 the dwellings, Of
our brothers ofthe West, who may promise Themselves
a hearty welcome and good assorlmenis 10 choose from.
UaN Giron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
JaDaned Leather IIats

Q CO.lCT-HNN .].YD FOOTNFN.
HAVE received ore Case of the above per the schoonc
Eienor, from rhilaGclphia-a handsome article.
Nov 3-fs JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
mETH~An.

From tie .N,rniag Courier.
LORD Hy7cn's prescribed VISION OF Judgment"
whlc!'. after all tlat hMs been said, is infinitely more
moral t!an MIR, %Sunthey's 0uI p5u,.ag under the same
tiiIe' coAta"'' some passages OF umcqnnlied poetry.
what eau be iiner than the description of Satan follow
'nS 'e angels I" tic gates of heaven -
"Nu' br,nS'nS up the rear Of this bright hosr,
\ Spirit OF a dtlt5cut aspect waved
Ris wings like thunder clouds above some coast
Whose oasreu beach with hequeot wrecks IS paved. !
"a b'ow was like the deep whsn tempest ,ost;
Fip6re ani unfaihomat'c thor"H,s engraved /
Etcrnal wrath on his inn,o,ial face, I
And cshcre he gtIrd II elnom pccy1ded space. !
rs he drew near he gaIoi upon the gate
Nee' - lie ed'orod more by him o. sin,' &c.
What is there IN Alston's much lauded dcsr1in,ion. of
'he fallen leade! OF the starry train, that may be com
rnred with the ab'Ye!-the wings which wave in their
gloom, and which always ware owe. the wrecks of hu
KHAN innocence aud human hearts,-'be brow of storm
the undying wrath exhibited in his countcnance-
tie dark shadow which that countenauce throws for.
g5rtFf, as II averled from the source of hylt and life
and last OF all the rebel spirit gazing IN uneafthly ha-
tired upon that barrier which excludes him from the
angelic regions where he once Stood IN honor, nearest
the throne of the Etoraoli
And then the opening o! iae celestial gale, idd the
appearance of tho aIcb-angei Michael -
sand from the gate thrown open, issued bcaming
beautiful and mighty thing of light,
Radiant with sloiy, like a banner streaming
Victorious from snme worlI-o' erihrow ing fight;
Michael Jew forth in glory and in good:
y goodiy work Of him iiom whom all glory
And good arise: tie portal past-he stood;
Befle him the young cherabs and saints hoary:
qha chet"bs and the saints bowed down before
That arciHmgcic IIicrarch, the first
or Essences angslical, who wore
The aspect ola God; bat thismc'ct muyspi
PsdG is his heavenly bosom, in whose cnta
No though: save Tor his Makers service, dusst
iltruie, however gIoruied aud high
!e knew him but tue Eiceroy of the SKY
There is the beauty OF contrast in these two pictures
OF the fallen angel and the faithful one-the gloomy
might and unconqucrablc haughtincss of Satan, AMI
the radient power aud gcsslo humility of MIichael-the
one, nour'siing in his bosom the same fatal pride which.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

.Norih- Eastern Boau1dqry- It seems that the Territory
which vii. be cut OF fom Maine by the line claimed hy the
British, is equal ill extent 10 the whole Of Massachusetts
aud exceeds ~ fertility any tact in New England. Tie
British ciainrb by IA line drawnh om Mars Hill tn the Katai.
din, aud thence by "a line drawn between the heads of the
streams %cmp,ying into the Pelousco,, and those emptyinp
into the -. Johus, unIii II strikes tho dividing line betwcrm
Maine and L"Nci Cdna'a. The Eastern Argus saws, hat
The British may extend their claims to the Keuehsc on
precisely the same grounds as ti.ry claim the Penubscot; and
there is ala knowing where they will stop. The treaty OF
1855, ii adds, establishes the boundary too clearly to be
misunderstood. There is much excitement ON the subject,
in the district.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
Il. BAKER---Dentisf.

81 EEY respectfully Informs ;he public that he hss ,.-
' turned 20 Richmond, and VIII cgrtainlr remain ~
hone t' nest summer. ~ "'
-. IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
EIIlGL.NI.4:

At rrtes, holden in TIE clerks Office Of tie Superior court
OF chrnCery for the Richmond disiIjl', he lst day Of
October, 1877:
William Narshai!. ri.
against
Pete, wal,hall, John P,;sui, curator o: the estate ofJobn
Waithail, dec. Henry Wa',laU, Barley Walthall, YIN.
Waithal, VIM. Leath, Joel LcSrh, Marina Leath, Alfred
kison and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Lcath and lewis
beath, Thomas Marshall, john BIansford and Elizabeth
MS vile, and Nancy Marshall, Henry Bradshaw and
Mary MS wife, and Lewis Lea'h, adu'or DEJo5n Wal
thall, dec. Dnr.
The defendants Allied Eisou and Elizabeth his wife,
aud GILLIAN Leaih, not having entered their appearances
and gwen security according to the act OF assembly ana,
'e rules OF THIS court and 1t appearing Nv satsfactoy
u Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on the
hfst day Of the next term aud answer the bill Of the plain
iidS; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
spine newspaper published in the city of Richmond. for two
months successfully, and posted at the 'front.' door of tie
capitol, in the said city
II y copy. yes'e, Wm. VI. HENIEG.c.c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

w AsnINToN, Nov. 9.-IAe Siour ViNCENr RrMPrF,
was presented on Monday TO the President of the Uni
ted States, by MIR. Clay, Secretary of State, and Was
received by the President. as Minister Plenipoicutiary
OF the ilanscSic Towns of Hamburg, Lubbock and
btemen. [Eut. Journal.
The Eoardof Commissioners for settling the claims Of
citizens OF the United States, under Tie FIRST article OF
the treaty OF Client, is now in session IN this city.
TIE Board consists oy Langion Chcces of Peunsylva
MIA; Henry SetrGY, of North Carolina; and James Pica
Secretary 10 the Board.-fij.
We learn fc"m the Na,ional Journal, that the hnlders OF
pies lottery by MD. Clark of kr,Huond, Va. have acceded
which we've To issue stock go HAT amount bea, ring FIVE per
cent. interest and rcdoemabIe some twenty on thtity wears
hence.
TREtTY or GurSr. The New York Albion riyes
the following information.
Treaty IF tiheRt.-Thc commissioners for settling
treaty, have after much labor and patient investigation,
This day closcdtheIr labors aud made their final reports
to their respective governments. II is gratifying 10 state.
That the aforesaid commissions have a,nicab!y deteriniu
eli 10y tar the largest portion OF the Iine; two points only
have been referred 10 the governments, VIZ: one affec-
ting ST. Georges island, below the siaut de Maria,
III Tie wafer communication between lakes Huron and
Superior; and the other, Ne water communion ion be-
tween lake Superior, (UOith west OF that lake, anil
Lac La PIuie. The commissioners, il viii be reCol-
lecied, are, Anthony Batclay, ESQ. aud General Pur-.
Ter"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
.GembcrS Of tie .liaiuui .Isauya.ce .SocIfJ.

.1,n.D.nS y '"e "'1''S""' 'A5"|'""'ce ooc"f3.
A PETITION will be presented to The next Session of
In the Legislature Of Eirginia, praying them to revise
and amend the laws relative 10 the Mutual Assurance So
cieiy against Fire on 4 Buildings in the State Of Virginia, as
that a board Of the President aud Directors may he fxcd on
FOR the government OF Inc Society, as was the case original
y under the charter Of incorporation, or TO abolish the in
'tiiu;ion for It's abuses under the ffeseu' rules and rcgula-
thnns.
Oct. % v9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

Sa'lsoa is OF. Mr.. Wood, one Of the gentlemen
who wentin pursuit Of him, an wed in this city YES
tcr3ay by the Northern Stage. He states that Sneisou
took passage IN a brig bound Tor England. ONLY 10
hours previous to Lis arriv7lin Quebec. A steam boat
was chartered for ihe purpose OF pursuing him, but all
III vain ODtpi'er
We understand, ;hat MIR. Wood arrived in p tersbu.r on
sunday evening, from the pursuit uf Smelsun. \ board Of
the Virginia Bank at that place was held; and they forth
with engaged lis services to follow Sncisoa to England.
lie passed through this town again on Monday; aud will
take the Liverpool Packet from New Yo,k.
Sur!son Is understood 10 have carried a LARGE sum IN
Specie with him, When IrG sailed IT Quabec.-IJG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

The trial OF Captain PerciVai. OF the NAVY, CHARGED
witi eXtoriionaie aud arbitrary conduct while station
ed al the Sandwich Isles, occupied the Circuit Court.
sitting III New York, during the Whole of Monday and
tuesday Many witnesses we're examined. and the
case was fully summed up by Mcss,s Emmot, Og!.n and
Hoffman. foT Captain Pcrcival. and the A,,orney
General and Rir. Staples, for the prosecution. The
Judge charged the Jury that tfc offence alledred did
not Come "nder the law on which The Indictment was
founded; but that the matter On which il Was ,onn1cd
formed a question for a Court Martial The .Jur,
brought in 4 verdict Of Mt Guilty, without leaving
the ocS. we are pleased to hear of tins result, and
hope thar the Captain win pass with equal impuniiy
the ordeal Of a Court Martial, should he be subjected.
His prosecutors, we have heard, were wiling TO have
tried hin az The same time by both tie civil and mihta-
~ courts.-r.iGt. Ia{.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
New and Desirable Goods.

Eov.7
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EyYrett's America, sc.

4 MERICi, or General Survey ofthe Political S'tu-
~ alton Of The several Powers ofthe Western CONT
nent with conlec,ures OF their future prospects hy =
citizen % the United States, author - "EurcQe, &c
- 50 so
Northwood; tale Of New England, by Mrs. s. Hale,
. vols ? 90
Memoirs Of eminent Female Writer'S, of all ages and
countries, by Anna Maria Lee, w
Ssinondis View of the Literature of the South OF Eu-
rope-translated from the original. with notes by
thomas Roscoe, Esq 2vols. o w
History Of the French Revolution, from 1879 tool
translated from the French of Mignet, 2 so
- An additional supply of Alinach's, O'Hara fa-
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Bells Italy, Young Raeman's Companion, &c. &c.
Just received, and on sale by
aprl4 PISHEY THOMPSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
Fairfax Court House, Va. Marcl7
5000 Reward.

"HEREAS am convinced, by a late disclosure
w facts, that my negro man NORRAGE, has been
engaged for considerable time past regular agent
in the commission Of more highhanded thefs, than
was first OF, to the great loss OF my neighbour
and myself; and belize, the dread of further LEGAL
punishment occasioned his elopement on the 10Th Of
November last; therefore deem il an imperative dr.
tyto awaken the vigilance of the community at large
and particularly of Shers, Constabes and Police OF
cers that this artful scoundrel may be unprecedented
and that he and his concealed coparners in guilt NAV
be brought to condgn punishment. do believe,
will appear upon his apprehension, that others more
guilty than himself, have accomplished, by his agenc,
their dishonest purposes. For fear of naccuracy in
my last advertisement, win again describe his person
Norrage is about feet inches high about "a years
old, OF dark complexion, yet not Of deep black Co.
lor; regular features, somewhat bowlegged yet Of
good figure for his height. His dress at the time he
disappeared, was roundabout and pantaloons, of
dark twilled domestic cloth. He had variety of other
clothing, and perhaps supply of money, the fruits 0,
his feonious agencies The marks, however, of thir.
yfve stripes but lately inflicted by order of the civil
authority, tor atrocous theft supposed al the time
to be his first and only offence. will still show on h
back if examined. Ills sober habits and apparent \.
deity, induced to grant him all reasonable indul
gence previous to this. He has been trained from hi,
infancy house servant, waiter, market man. car.
riage driver, &c. He has attended me in Baltimore
Annapolis, and other parts Of Maryland. But he is
much better known in the District, and particularly
in Alexandra, whittier he has for years. repeatedly
gone to market, and purchased goods for family USE
From this date if he be taken in the District or within
ten miles of its line, within any part of Prince
Georges County, Twill give fifty dollars; fin any ot
err part Of Maryland or Virginia, one hundred doln
and if in any other place, State or Country, whateye.
one hundred and fifty dollars, besides all reasonable
costs and charges, if secured that get him again.
Fifty dollars also offered for the legal victon
IF any person attempting to promote by forged papers
otherwise, his escape Against all persons harbos
ng employing said negro, will enforce the full ri.
,or of the law.
II. ID. HATTON,
Hatton HH near Piscats,oay, State of maryland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-19
Notice is hereby Given,

TINtT the subscriber at present in the town OF Alex
l. andra, District of Columbia, hath obtained from
the County Court of Fairfax, in the State OF Virginia.
letters Of administration upon the estate OF GEosaE W.
persons having claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned exhibit the same to the subscriber,
duly Authenticated, Deioie the oath day of Sep
TENDER next. they may, by law, be excluded from
all Der FIT to sad estates anl those indebted thereto,
are required to make Immediate payment Given IN.
der my hand tins I'd day of March, 1877.
IuEODOCIA BLINCOE,
march 24--2Iyiw Administrators
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lust puhlishe0,
april Ats

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