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RysICKS WANTED.
ynROPOSALS will be received until the 5tt
of February next, for the supply at For. Ad-
ans, Newport Harbor, r. |. of
I.JOO, 900 BRICKS.

These Bricks must be cast in moulds Of such 81
zes. as to average, when burned, eigh, inches by
four inches, by two and half inches. They must
be of the best quality Of merchan.abIe Bricks.
The propor,ion Of salmon or pale Bricks must no.
exceed one-eighth Of the whole and no soft or
very pale Bricks will be received The proper
tion OF arch Bricks must not exceed one-elghth oi
the whole, and none OF these that are much warp
cd. will be received. The proportion Of broken
Bricks mus, no, exceed two per cent.
AT least zoe, 900 to be delivered by the first day
Of lone next, and the remainder IN the course oi
the Summer, and Autumn ofthe year, at such pc
RODS as may suit the convenience Of the Contract
or. provided there be always on hand the supply
requisite for the progress Vi the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the stated
number Of Bricks, or n less number, Of sizes di!-
fcrent from that given above. they viii please ac-
company their Proposals with a statement Of th,
length, breadth and thickness Of well burned
Brick, of the hind they wish to supply.
Before forming the Contract, u fair sample viii
be required TO be deposited IN the Engineer Office
o, For Adans, which, should 1t prove satisfactory
will govern in tho inspection Of the several deliye-
rics.
Payment will be made. if required, on eacf
earrc duly inspected and received. All comnun
cations touching this subject, TO be directed to Bre
vet Col, JosEPH q. TorrEN, U. :. Engineers
Newport, X. !.
JOS. G. TOTrEN, 1t. Col Eng'~.
Brcpei Col.
Fort Adams, Newport llarbor, X.
January ist, 1895.
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tho House that the same ought 10 bo laid
upon the table, without beng referred ol
printed.
To this resolution, Mr.. Glascock, o
Georgia, offered the following amend.
ment:
Resolved, That any attempt 10 agitate
the question of slavery IN this House, ia
calculated to disturb the compr omises ol
the Constitution, to endanger the Union,
and to destroy, by servIle war, the peace
aud prosperity Of the country.
To this amendment MIR Wise, of Vir-
ginia, heretofore offered the following a.
mendment /:
Resolved, that there is no power of To-
gislation given by the Constitution to the
Congress of the United States, to abolish
Slavery in the District of Columbia and
that any attempt by Congress to leg isate
upon the subject of the Abolition Of Sla-
very, is not only unauthorized, but dan
gerous to the Union OF the States.
MIR Jarvis now offered the following, as
a substitute for The above resolution and
amendments
Whereas, any attempt in this House to
agitate the question Of slavery, IS calcula-
ted to disturb the compromises Of the Con-
stitution, to endanger the Union, and il
persisted in, to destroy the peace and
prosperity of the country.
Therefore Resolved, That in the opin-
ion Of this House, the subject OF the Alb
clifton of Slavery ia the District OF Co
lumbia, ought not to be entertained by
Congress
And be it further Resolved, That 10
case any petition praying for the AboIi-
ton of Slavery in the District Of Colum-
ba, should hereafter be presented, it is
the deliberate opinion of thus house that
tine same ought to be LAID ON tho table
without being referred or printed.
Mr. Chambers, of Kentucky, moved
to lay the whole subject on the table.
And the question on the motion to lay
the resolution and amendments on the ta-
BILE, was then taken and decided in the
negative BY yeas and nays yeas SO, nays
l56 so the House refused to lay the
subject on the table.
MIR Halsey, Of Georgia, moved that
the whole subject be postponed, and
made the special order Of the day for
Tuesday next. The motion prevailed,
and SO the whole subject was postponed.
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MARINE list.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.


l9th-brig Franklin, Barton, Tenerifle via New
York.
2lst-sloop Mt NIoriah, Ingrahan. Providence
Sloop Eliza, Lawton, do.
Cid ut New York, Goth. ship Norma, Barton,
Havana. Arr 10Th, ship Sarah & Arcelia, For
syth, Liverpool via Bermuda.
Al Charleston, stls, orig Chapman. Thompson,
Of this port, for Havana.
Cid at Mobile, brig Enterprise. Brayton, Of this
port, for Havana.
Cid at New Orleans. lst, bark Poacher, Foster,
Of this port for Trinidad.
Arrived atNew Bedford, Jan. l9.-Shp Maria,
Hedge, Western Islands, Dec Ist, with 400 bbls
sperm oil. to c. w. Morgan. Sailed from Fayal,
Nov 5,h, bark Pantheon, PeIl, Fall River, no oil.
Cleared, ship George Washington. (of Ware
ham) Gibbs, Pacific Ocean.
ADV at New Orleans. 10th ult brig Only Son,
Carpenter. Havana /; 30th, Rouse, Cady, do.
Al Augustine Bay. Aug 9Th, ship Indian Chief
Douglas. New London. $50 bbls sperm aud as
whale oil, to sail for Tristan do Acunhs, in two
days.
Sailed from Edgarown. l3,h, ship Catuwba.
Coleman, Pacific Ocean.
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The Subscriber.

DROPOSES to give a course Of
n. Lectures this Winter, on the sci
ence of Natural Philosophy. An INTRO
ductory lecture, gratis will be given at
the Seminary Hall, on Tuesday evening
next, commen cling at 7 o'clock. Terms
for the course, 81 90. r. A. COFFIN.
Jan. 16, 1889.
Tickets may be had a: the store OF j.
Burrough, Jr. s. Co., G. nj. Fessenden,
Star Office, and at the Seminary. Sin
gle tickets for the evening, l2 i-2 cents,
Ito be lad at the door. Jan %.
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tEJs WING STATE CONvENTION.-The
Wings in the several tewns in this State, are re-
quested to elect Delegates TO meet IN convention
ut the Court House, in Providence, on Thurs
DAY EVENING, January 2Sth, at 8 O'Clock, for
the purpose Of forming Prox Of General Officers,
and to transact such other business as may be
deemed expedient Each town will elect the
same number of Delegates as it sends Represen-
ta,lvss 10 the General Assembly. 1t is Of vita
importance to the character and best interests o.
Rhode Island, and the country a, large that there
should be full representation Of the Wing part,
Of the State in this Convention.
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NEW GOODS
1T LONG ROOM.

TXTM. T. WHEATON has just received
w russia diapers, surtout cloths, black ard
colored silk cravats, buckskin gloves aud nit
tens Of superi.r quality, calico, silk and tabby
velvet, silk braids and cords, pongee, bandana
flag and spitaliield bdkfs. cotton do, colOred
cambrics, black and white pelisse waddings cot
ton bats, blue and mixed satinets, domestic all
T0oi cloth, chints, furniture calico, Marseilles
quite, stay bindings, Iacetts, tbimbles. ticking,
blue calico, birds eye diaper. foundation muslin,
copperpIate calico, velvet ribbons, ferreis, linen
and cotton threads. red haDnels, whiio miiied
and double miiied superior brown sheeiings,
pins, woClen and cotton knitting yarns, checks,
hooks and eyes, Dover calico, book Tuslins,
plaid nannels, combs, SATIN Beaver HATS
latest style and pery cheap, guase bonnet and
cap ribbons, woolen gloves and mittens, yarn
stockings. childrens gloves and mttens, very
fine blea ched sheetings, SC. &c. all Of which
will he sold of CHEAP at
Jan2 UNION CORNER No.l
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IT. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTlON.-A Democratic Republican State
Convention OF the friends Of the National Admin
isration will be holden at the State House, in Pro-
vidence, on "Wednesday evening, Jan. 27 1886, ut
6 O'Clock, to form Prox Of General Officers for
the ensuing political year, aud to make arrange
mcnts to insure its success. The Republicans OF
the several towns in the State are particularly re-
questcd to elect delegates to the Convention, as il
is desirable to have full representation on that
occasion. Dec 30, 1885.
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NOTICE.-It is expected that the Rev. Mr..
CHAPLIN. Agent Of the American Scamens' Friend
Society, will preach in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tomorrow forenoon, at tho usual hour
in the afternoon at the Baptist Meeting House, AN
in tho evening, at ST. Marks Church.
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CIR ANTE.

nROPOSALS will be received, IN
Ill the 18th of February next, for
the delivery at Fort Adams, Newport
Harbor, II. l. of
1000 Perches Of GRANITE.
These Stones must be split out with
good faces, beds, tops and sides they
must be durable stones, without sap, and
generally of'a large size. A sample,
which will be referred to, in all inspect
ions, may be seen at the Fort. They are
to be delivered on one of the wharfs at the
Fort, between the LIST day Of March, and
the 3lst day Of December, 1886.
Proposals will bo received for an,
part Of the above quantity, not less thar
500 perches.
All communications touching this sub
lject, to be addressed to Brevet Col. Jo-
sErn G. ToTrEN, U S. Engineers, New
port, r. l.
JOS. G. .TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'r,
Breret Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, X. L.
January 10, 1886.
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MARRIED.

In Philadelphia, Dec. 10Th, by Bishop White,
MIR. GEORGE G. Halle, formerly OF this town,
10 Miss HANNAH ELLET. daughter Of Charles
Elet, Esq. Of the former place.
In Sandwich, on the 30th ult. Capt. NATHAN
PERRY, Jr. Of Augusta, Me. to Miss SUSAN
PERRY, OF Sandwich.
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lll ED.

In Bristol on monday evening llth inst. Mrs
Sarah Drown, reject Of the late Mr. Richard Drown
aged 80. On the sth inst. Mrs Sally Childs. aged
81 years. On l4th inst Thomas Diman ESQ in
the Goth year Of his age,
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YGcV2s.cXS,

'HlOR sale a, tho store Of the store Of th,
~ subscriber beef. pork, hams. mackefcl
salt fish. potatoes by hushel. together with al
articles usually Kept in provision stote.
Jan 20. 5. MASON, in.
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$4,000 Bushels Of SAND,
FOR MORTAR.

nROPOSA;.S will be received by
the Subscriber until the 10Th Ut
February next, inclusive, for the delivery
on the Wharf at Fort Adams, Newport
Harbor, r. /. Of
-, 600 Bushels OfSAND, for
Stone Mortar.
The Sand must be clean, coarse, and
free from pebbles. The Proposals must
be accompanied by u fair sample thereof.
The delivery TO commence on The hrst OF
Apr! next, and to be made in such guam
titles, and at such times as the progress
OF the work may require.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng rs.
Brepef Col.
) Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, X. l.
January /, 1896. }
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LEF'I'.

A Tthe store Of Turner g. Salisbury,
IA few days since, pair of Ladies
Walking Shoes, which the owner can
have by proving property. Jan %.
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Brass Founders
COPPER SMITHS.


|HNHE Subscribers wish TO inform the
n citizens of Warren and the neigi-
boring towns, that they still continue TO
manufacture, at short notice, Composition
Spikes, Nails, ThimbIes for Ships Sails,
Rudder Hangings, Ship and Hand Bells.
AIso-Companioa Door Hinges, dead
light and bullwork Hinges. Hasps, SC. SC.
Aiso---Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
Kettles, Of any size, made to suite the
purchaser /; Tea Kettles, Ship and House
Pumps, Cider and Ale Pumps, Brass
Jamb Hooks, Skimmers; Ladies, Brass
Knockers-and Door Plates to any vat.
terms. They will also manufacture at
short notice, all kinds of factory castings
large and small. Orders from the neigh
boring towns shall be punctually attended
to. The subscribers feel themselves com
petent TO make any articles that may be-
called for in their line of business. They
still carry on their business at their old
stand, few rods east Of the residence OF
j. Smith, Esq. A share Of patronage is
respectfully solicited.
sEJ~ Cash paid for old Copper, Brass,
Pewter, and Lead ar received in ex-
change for any Of the above articles.
TUELL d WINSLOW.
Warren, July 90.
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AT DAXOL,S

New CASH STORE, IN SOUTH WATER ST.
Rece,red and opened this week, an add1-
wnai supply " Ssasonable Goods, vss:
DLONDE fooiings and edg ngs, dark brotcw
. merin0s, cold csmbricks, very fine, Can
ton hannels. uubleached, brown and beached
sheetings, gents and ladies lambs wool hose,
blk and white waddings, bucknkin gloves, blue
and blk woolen yarns, very good, red and blue
hannels, Cd & IL. calicoes, horn combs, great
variety, children's worsted bootees, striped sat
inets, blk linen, heavy Guck, brown drlings,
fufs for collars, linen thread, woolen socks, yarn
gloves. Also,
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oARPETINos AND RUos !.

Bsussels, Kiddermnster and Lowell, common
and super6ne floor and stair carpetings, Brussels.
Wilton and Lowell, rugs and door mats, all Of
which, will be sold at very low prices.
Jan. e JOHN DAvoL.
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BUTTER

BUTTER.
n LOT Of good butter just received and io'
-A sale by d. MASON. I.
Oct 2t.
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~ We have occupied large portion Of ou'
o.ner 10 day with the long talked Of suppressed
ie,,er. to the exclusion Of much other interesting
matter.
TIP We regret that we are unable TO puo''''
This morning, the Special Message of the P'ssl'
Isn,;. relation to our French Affairs. We shall
however. Issue j, in an extra with as little delay Of
other previous engagements will admit We give
-. tho remarks of the Editors Of ihe Journal
Of Commerce, on prssen ting the message TO 'he''
,.,a.rs Our readers can Judge something oi uhe
.a,ure Of this document by these remarks
r.. ,ho N. Y. Jou, Of Commerce, Of "Wednesday
Highly Important.
Al ele, en- o'clock last night, our FIX
,res. arrived from Washington, bringing
-. the proce edings Of congress on MONDAY
;nclud;oa. the SPECIAL MESSAuE
OF THE PRESIDEN 4, which, agree,
ahIv TO expectation, was communicated
on tha, day. A copy Of this imPor,ah,,
docuu,en, will be found below. we nau
hoped i, would be delayed until news was
received of the effect OF the Message az
The opening Of Congress, upon the french
government, and that then no spee'a'
Message would be required, except 70 an-
nounce the pleasing fact that oil obstacles
10 the renewal Of friendly relations oe'
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EaseA'E''S
EUcAaitge EsssG lottery Office,
RICHMOND VlEGlSlA

u Al the request OF many adventures, the ac-
companying very BRILLIANT SCHEME is laid before
the public 1t will be readily seen, upon an exanina-
ton Of the same, that scheme Of equal attraction:
possessing such SPLENDID HIGu CAFrrALs, and con.
tang 50 very few tickets, has been drawn in the
United States. This scheme, it will be observed, is
Of Extraordinary attraction, having Capitals of $h0OCo,
$780, $4,000; &c, Sc, containing small number
81 tickets, and consequently there are fewer chancrs
AGAINST The udvenin7er OF drawing these splendid CaPl-
liz country, who have palronised him SO literally, as
VIII Us those in this and other cities, lays before them
this splendid scheme, at this early day, that they
ray all have opportunity Of securing tickets as Of
they will be very scarceThereiore delay not
with your orders TO Dame Fortunes Agent, HOfT who
IS anxious 10 make you all comfortable for life.
Q Rcco!ect it was Horr who sold, in the last
500 UU0 four capitals
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hiay24.
By the Lieutenant G0cerRcr Of the Suite Of PTsEiu.
PROCLAMATION.

NNuEREAS demand heretofore made the Executive of
the State BY tho Executive of Kentucky Of certain FRAN
CT, DYEs, fugitive 0n the justice Of the laws Of Kentucky,
said going large in Tho State of Vsniaand certain
Indicated the receive the said a
cd fugitive And the Governor Of tho State teeupon issued his
dated the 18th Of March, 1885, directed JUS
ccs Of Peace Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia requiring the
of said Francis Den and the delivery CT him the said
Adam Clsnlenn. And, whereas, by information recently
this Government satisfied that baso imposition has
nra,ed the Executive of Kentucky having view
The by h and removal beyond the limits Of Viz
enia of tho Diven from giving evidence in
snal pending therein, in which e imposas
further satisfied that said Divcn innocent and
Now therefore, T. WyNDHAM ROBERTSON, Lieutenant
Governor of State Of Vsn;a acting Governor
thu, the said order 18th of March recalled and revoked and
that the same into hands It have to be
regarded from This day ocnAnd all officers this Com
nouwcuh cuonod and oil good citizens to take all
proper and legal stems this revocation effective
Given Lieutenant Governor and under th lesser
sEAl seal Of the at Richmond this 10th day
of May, 1886. ,,,,,,,,,,-
(sisned) WYNDHAh hobEh1soN.
Nsy II, = 3-Tiw
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EsARMERs have commenced the manufacture of the PArrsT
MACHINE, by David knancr, German, IND
prepared supply all orders south of the James and knnawa
rivers in this These machines entirely staple an sub
an;i While they hrsa clean and "a s other machine
Dimensions they completely the wheat from the
straw and chu direction while the wheat
conveyed box, completely cleaned and skrcen
ed ready the MILL All who have machines in
on have readily admitted item be entirely superior thing
OF the kind bcurc offered the public To gentlemen whing
it. certificates of the satisfactory kind he furnished "m
some intelligent turner's in Prince Edward and luncn
burg JAMES SUE ifi.D.
UTvL;c,s Lunerburp Va, Nav 20. st
Se Editors Petersburg ntels American Cou
seou Lncbug Eirsnan, and Democrnt,wi publish the above
their respective papers, unj forward he' accounts to
this office collection.
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EN CHANCERY-VIRoIv Rules holden 10 the Clerks
Office haan Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana Chancery
from th day OF May, ucusvo in the 1896:
Walker Bowler tlIinlii
against
Ei!r C. Bowler and Hannah his wf urd Bennett Maxcy Dcs
Ellis G. Bowler and Hannuh his wife, having
aud ssen security according to the Act of
Assembly tho Rules Of this Court aud appearing by atsac
tory evidence that they not inhab,snts tha
plaintiff by his aorncyR is ordered That
Ellis and Hannah his wife, TO before the
Judge our Court OF powhatan the Courthouse of
tina sud county, OH tho day November next tho
plaintiff, give security Tor performing such decree
heren md that of this order DO forth
with inserted in some ne published in the city Of Richmond,
succcsrcly and that another copy be
pocd front door of the Courthouse Of this county
4 Copy-Tcstc, X. F. GRAVES, D. e.
5-W
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David Roystcr and JauO EUycr distributes Of John Eoys'e
deceased, PInintis
Arans Francis W. Ro.,er his right admais,ra
Roysc dcc Mary Blakey and James R"ys:e TLomas
Roystc George Eoycr Royrr Wm Underwood aud Pru
drncc wife, formerly Prudence koycr Nancy and John
Dsmukes and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Royer-whch said
Jume Tomns George, Mary, Prudence Nancy, und Suy
children decd Richard and Susan
his wife, formerly Register John W. Roystc Polly Rosle
Thomas Coke anI frances his wife, formerly Frances Rosr
Samuel Register und Alexander H. Eoys and their mother Mary
Susan, John W. Polly Frances Samuel and
Alexander H. Roycr, children Of VIM. Royer Decd also dis
tlm;ecs of John Royslcr decd, Dclendand
The defendants James, Thomas. George Mny and Nancy Roy
cr Dismukcs and Sally his wife, VIM Underwood and Pru-
dence wife, and Alexander H. Roter having entered their
appearance and given security according the Of Assembly and
Of TIL: court and satisfactorily appearing that they are
not this Commonwealth, the Of The plain
m By COUNSEL ordered that the said james, Thomas George
Mary Nancy Royse John Dsmuke and Sally his wife, VIM
aud Prudence his wife and Alexander H. Register, do
pear justices Of county OF Coochand at tho
house, the S day Of August next and answer tho
panti bill Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper printed in the city Of Rchmond for months
and posted tho front doc, Of The court house Of this
county A copy-Iestc, MAR. w. MILLER, d. C. Ct
5-w2w
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g, eNnClRER is published twice week, generally, and
20 week during the session of tho State Legislature
unc ..cptars Five DOLLARS per payable in nd
Of Chartered paying banks (only) will be-
sa ynea, The Ei;o: will guarantee tho safety Of remit
e.S4 the r,s,asc act,es being paid by tho writer's
% r Will b. .<con,iaed, hut ut the discretion Of the
s ass been paid or Of nine o,o,s shall,
has Inc :eaih gratis; or ADVERTISING. p.
or less iner,ion Is cents; each continuance,
Encouragement inserted untilit as ei;herbsen paid for
81 w. sonr retson this city or its environs
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MAY "a.

To the Treasures the School Commissioners 0 PirgiRia
SOME weeks ago packets deposited in the rost Office this
city, addressed the Clerks Of the respective county and
OF the State upon which the postage accidentally
paid Each packet nn copies of the annual
report the superintendent Of the Literary fan the last Ig
laiurc three intended the School Com
ssoners the other remain in the Office OF the Clerk OF
information Of such citizens desire know the
oil this the which ,c
existing system primary schO", coniarcd in he several rorn
corporations the disadvantages the
sysem-Thc School Commissioners requested
postage (which they will charge in their anhua accouats
dispose reports acreray the direction copy
BROWN, JR., ID -9ad and SUP. l.. Fund
Ri,Lmond- Goth May, ~
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a DM!NIST RAToR'S N0'rlCE.-Huvins qualified as Admins
"A traitor of the Of THOMAS C. MONCuRE, deceased
hereby authorize and James G. Watson eccirc and
cept dch which ny be due the estate OF Thomas G. Mon
either in his cHpacity, Agent for the Sale
Of eutinry Manufactures All cbosto the estate request
tic Pcnen!iary Stoc and settle their respective
counts prior he M )uac all debts remaining unsettled that
day will he placed in Court.
Persons uving claims against the estate requested to hand
them in EDWIN ROBINSON,
-fdar Of 7. &. MoncHrc, dred
M,r i-H
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NoTICE-A having Claims against the estate OF JOHN
Amber deceased requested To present them FOR settlement
All debtors the estate requested TO make payment
PHILIP ST. GEO. AMBLER,
Administrator eC JOHN AmGlrr, deceased
Nar G-St