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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PER,
L SUNAL PROPERTY, AT CEDAR
GROVE FARM, NEAR ACCOTLNk VIII.
LACE, FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.-Wili be
sold. by public auction, or Eth day. (THUR
DAY. the 2sth day of October, 1863, the
STOCK and FARMING UTENSlLS on the
sbove farm, consisting of 2 tirst-rate Horses. l
brood Mare 2 colts, pair large well broke
mules, II Devon Cows, Durham Ball, young
Aidelney Bull. 2 Devon Calves, Chester S s
and Is pigs Qull blood), Threshing Machine
and Horse Power, Corn Shelters, Turnlp Gut
ter Grain Fan. Wheat Drill, Roller, Cutting
Box, Cider Mill. Germantown Carriage. Mar
ket Wagon, Farm Wagon, Cart, Corn, Corn
stalks, Hay, Straw, Flows, Il Cast Steel Plow,
Harrows, Cultivators. Forks. Rskes, ! Horse
Fork Grindstone, Furnace Boiler, | b6l Cider
(old), Meat Tubs, &c Also. HOUSEHOLD
GOODS and KITCHEN FURNITURE, such
as Tables Chairs, Sofas, Mattresses, Bedstesds,
Stoves, Dishes, Milk Pans, Churn, and large
lot of valuable Books, &C. &c. Sale to CON-
mencc at 10 O. clock u. m.
TERMS-All sums under $40 cash all sums
of $40 and upwards credit of four months will
be allowed. upon the purchaser giving his note,
with satisfactory security, payable at the First
National Bank, at Alexandra. No property to
be removed until the above terms are complied
with. JONATHAN KOBE Flo'
Fairfax CO oct 9-eots
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r AIDES CANADIAN BOOTS.

A fine stock of evAry style and quality, a.
oct l4-3m WADUGY'S, "A King ST.
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DEARL HOMINY just received BY
I oct IL J. G. MILBU kN.
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Mr. Jeuckes, representative 10 Congress from
Rhode Island, has bill for z reform OF the
civil service, which, though he has had it be-
fore the House of Representatives for year
OF two, he has not been able to get the politi-
clans OF that body to accept. The bill pro
vides for competitive examinations as prelimi-
nary to appointments to office, excepting post
masters and those requiring the action OF the
Senate, the qualifications to be prescribed by
hoard of commissioners, with rules for removal
for misconduct and inefliciency, and for pro-
motion for merit, one-fourth without respect
TO seniority.
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LoUDoUN COUNTY. 1t is the boast of all
Loudoun that their county is one Of the rich
est and most productive in the State-and it is
fact. No county in Virginia has exhibited
such recuperative powers since the war, as ours.
Notwithstanding the devastating ravages OF
contending armies, Loudoun to- day abounds in
fine horses and good stock,-and notwithstand-
ing tho interposition OF Providence in with
holding the rain in its season, the rich fertility
of our soil has produced abundant crops
Lou0om Mirror.
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BOOK BINDING AND PAPER RULING

A first. class BOOK BINDERY has been
opened in the Alsxsndris Gazette building.
where all kinds of BLANK BOOKS will be
made to order, and BINDING of all descrip-
items executed in superior manner, and on
the most reasonable terms.
Special attention given to MUSIC BIND
ING oct II
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THE SIrUAr1oN-Ha fully complied
with all the requirements of the law, nothing
now remains to be done by the Legislature but
to submit the action OF the State to Congress
for its ratification. In spirit and In letter we
have done all that was demanded OF US as pre-
requisite to re-admission into the Union, and it
now only remains .or Congress to do its part
TO enable Virginia once more to participate in
the benefits of Government which she has
only known for the past five years through its
exactions. Petersburg Inder
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GAS AND STEAM FITTING.

WIN. COGAN.
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand large and complete
assortment Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY;
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES
ALSO,
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS. VALVES.
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line.
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted up with Gas in the most substantial
and elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c, prompt
ly and faithfully executed all at prices which
will give satisfaction. my 8-tf
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DHILIP PARK,

DdIUIF fAhh,
TACTICAL PLU N ER,
No. IL South Fairfax street.
The oldest and best established Plumbing
establish ment in the city. All work done with
dispatch, and in tho most durable and work
manllke manner Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOBBING done at short notice, and by him
self, or the most experienced workmen. dec
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 20 Prince street,
Having just added ono of GORDoN'S cele-
brsted
CARD PRESSES,
and being constantly in receipt Of the latest
styles of
NEW TYPE, &C.,
is prepared to execute with nostncss and dis.
patch all kinds of
JOB WORK.
IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART.
BILL HEADS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
PAMPHLETS,
BRIEFS,
INSURANCE POLICIES,
PROGRAMMES, &C.,
and, in short, every description of Job Work
done in a
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T AIDES TOILET SLIPPERS.
IL GENTS at
oct li-3m WADDEf ~ h'hg 81
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r AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
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r AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
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Ladies' Canadian Slippers.
Ladies Maria Antonette Slippers.
Ladies House shoes of every description, q,
oct l4-3m WADDEY'S, "A King ST.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, CTOBER %.
We think that the newspapers that are con-

We think that the newspapers that are con-
stantly talking about Gen. Grants policy,
are doing the President great injustice in one
particular. They would represent him as talk
Ing with "lorked tongue and acting with
duplcity. we are free to speak on the
subject, because we have never united in any
abuse Of the President, or.any a7vust censure OF
his course, however much we may be opposed
to bis politics. But Gen. Grants policy, "
ever since he vas President, has been consist
emily Radical, and, generally in entire accord
with the views and wishes OF the party that
elected him, and upon whom be relies for sup
port in the future. Especially is this the case
with regard to Virginia. He, at one time, as
sented to q separate vote in this State upon the
three most obnoxious clauses 10 the lately
adopted Constitution, but subsequently recon
sidered his opinion, and would allow separ-
ate vote upon but two. Further than tiiS he
has never gone. He reinstated Gov. Wells
after he had been removed BY Gen. Stoneman ;
he was in favor Of the election of Gov. Wells
as Governor over Gov Walker, and of the
election OF the Radical candidates Tor congress
from this State; he has sustained Gen. Candy
in all his proceedings; he has avowed his OPP
position to the organization of any True Re-
publican" party he is constantly removing
from Office gentlemen who are BOT in thorough
communion with the ultra Radicals as proved
by the renewal OF Mr.. Andrrw Jameson, the
late Collector of this port, aud Mr.. Beach, the
late U. s. District Attorney, aud many Others;
and he, in no instance, has shown any favors
70 those who are not Radicals, or who were not
supposed TO be willing TO give their aid AID as
sstance to their policy" Why, then, for evi
dent purposes, mlsrepresent him, or endeavor
TO represent him in different attitude from
that which he voluntarily assumes? We do
not believe that he desires to be considered IN
any oher position than that which he shows
by his ACTS.
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Auction SALES.
a FIRST. CLASS BREWERY PROPERTY
~ FOX SALE


n FOX SALE.
We shall offer for sale. at public suction, IN
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY the "a o., OF
November. 1869, at o'clock p. m. the FlHST
CLASS BREWERY. known as Klein's Brewe-
~, situated in West End, about one mile from
the wharf in alexandria, Va. The lot OF
ground is 100 feet by leo, more or less, with
sary for a J RS. Class Brewery.
Terms OF sale made known on the day oil
sale. 80
The above can be purchased privately until
day Of sale.
For further particular, apply to Beck, Knox
e. Kirby, Real Estate q gents and Auctloneers,
No. 81 King street, Alexandria, Va; or to
George Guest Peal Estate Broker. n. E. cor
ner st. Paul and Saratoga streets, Baltimore.
sep lS-eots.
TRUSTEES ALE OF EIGHTY ACRES
OF LAND BY virtue of q deed of trust,
executed by Morty Gary and wife to the I'm;
of record on the land records OF Fairfax county,
Liber Z. No. q, pages 1872, shall, on MON
DAY, the 18th day of November, 1869, Court.
day. before the door of the Court House of said
county. sell TO the highest bidder all that
TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said deed, OF
so much thereof as will pay the sum OF ~
with interest from October 9th, 1865, less SlO o.
interest paid, and the costs and expenses OF sale
This land lies immediately on the Little River
Turnpike. ten miles from Alexandria, and foul
miles east of Fairfax Court House-being par'
of the real estate of which the late Peter food
ing died seized.
fERMS-Cash Title to this property be-
lieved to be good, but the undersigned will
convey to the purchaser such title only as 1:
vested in him by said deed. Stamps and deco
at the cost of the purchaser.
ART HIJR BROADWATER,
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Leonard Scott & Co., New York, have re-
published the October number Of Backwood s
Magazine. II is very interesting number
Contents: A Year and Day the, Old Monk
in the Belfly; Juventus Mundi; the War IN
Paraguay; Cornelius ODcwd's papers; a
yrcat Wing Journalist; Charles Rcade's novels.
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FIRST-CLASS JOB OFFICE
at the shortest notice and on tho most reasona-
BILE terms.
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DOYS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
d The largest, bes. and cheapest At
oct Ism WADDEY'S, "A King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22

LEXINGTON, EA.-The population IS nov Igs
qWRasbbjneton College, over which General Lee
presides, and Of the Virginia Military Institute,
which is now nearly restored, occupied, and In
full operation. Washington College was foun-
ded and endowed by George Washington in
i79S Many Of the residences in Lexington
are handsome, and the society refined and
elegant. The place may be regarded as one O.!
the first seats of learning in the country, and
vet its nearest point to a railroad is twenty
miles, and it is without single telegraph wire.
Evening star., 1869-11-23
no9- tdel5
GALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARMORY
~ MD OTHER RO L NDS, AT HARPER'S
FERRY, WEST VIRGINIA, AND VICINITY,

ORDNANCE OFFICE, Washington, Sept 25, 1859
and Gydrecton Of the Secretary Of War, the prop,
tion on IL ESDAY: the 9Oth day OF November, IS6s.
day 10 day until all is sold ''O'''
The value of this property for manufacturing pur-
poses Is TOO well known to render il necessary
scribe it herein; but description of the same is be-
ing prepared, and will be sent to persons who may
wish n as soon as printed, upon their application by
nce the MusSet Factory, embracing hs nFsi strp w OF
land running to the western boundary on the Poto-
The walls of two large buildings are standing on this
ground and the foundations of several others; and
almost in perfect order Three of them are Turbines
OF the most approved kind and tue others mostly
The second will be the site of the Rife Factory,
and water power on the Shenandoah, the buildings
upon which have been destroyed, but the canal is In
The third will be the Shenandoah Ferry, with
tract oi 6o acres OF land on the SOUTH and Lot OH
The fourth will be the PERPETUAL right to cut and
remove REM ood from tract OF L. 1896 acres, mountain
land, across the ShenandOah
The fifth will be the right to dig Iron Ore from
Wact Oh about l4OO acres Of land, known Friends
others. NV AN
81, The remainder, consisting of Houses and Lots in
The Government will convey to the purchasers,
aider payment shall have been made in full, all its
right and title TO the property, which is believed to
be perfect in every case.
Ihe terms OF sale prescribed by law credit of
one and two years; the purchasers give bond and
security for the payment of the purchase money,
and these terms must be complied with within ten
days after the sale w.
map showing the metes and bounds of the Har-
per Ferry property will be exhibited at the time of
sale. -
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
any or all Lots offered if the bids satisfac
tory. A. B. DYER,
Brevet Major General, Chief of Ordnance
NOTICE TO DELINoUENTs.
persons who purchased Lots In lo6s and have not
is due before the day of SALE the Lots will be decided
TO them. Otherwise, they will be resold.
A. b. DYER,
sc N-6Gt Brevet Major Gen, Chief of Ordnance
Evening star., 1869-11-23

ISAAC ). GEER, of Lisbon, Conn. in making
to extend one through an under drain that ran
several feet below the surface. How to get the
pipe through without taking up the drain was
a problem But Mr.. Geer studied upon il, and
after "A while hit upon this admirable plan: He
opened the lower end OF the drain. and then
catching an old calico cat that had been a resi-
dent of his family for several years. attached a
small line to her leg; then thrusting her into the
upper end. and givInga most unearthly .sscat, -
She popped out at the other end, all covered
With mud and water, with the line attached to
her leg. quicker than one could say Jack RO-
iln>0n- The pipe was thus drawn through and
Mr.. Geer had the satisfaction of saving SO by
his Wit. and teaching his neighbOrs good lesson
in civil engineering.
Evening star., 1869-11-23
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

The steamship Japan arrived yesterday at
San FT"Tsi~co, iIom Hong Kong October II, and
Yokohama, November !. She brought among
Lerra-sengrIs the following United States naval
Ofiicels;-l-ieutenant Commander X. l.. Brad
ford. lIcutenantS ticVrge *. Durand. =. l.. Will
son. II. J.. Bradford, "a ltain NJ. II. Nolan and
Surgeon :. z. BOYER. There were 5J. Chinese
and - Europeans in The >teerage.
Cholera. yellOw-tcvcr AMI smallpox arc raging
feaTfuiiy at Santiago sc Cuba, three hundred
deails having 0ccJTrc,l from cholera alone
within the period OF thirty DAYS. Ii was folnd
imF'>-ille { give the dradProper sepultur ;, the
IOde> heipC covered only with a few iches of
earth A. a consequence the stencil ( ON the
cemetery has aimOs; become pc>tilence.
The attention Cf the Government has be IN
called tTthe condition oi Indian affairs i'm M,n-
tana. general outhrsak among the tribes in
the Territory i considered imminent. 1t i pro-
POSED 40 invest the Territorial authoritie. witt,
power 80 try Indian offenders under formal in
dietmeEt. and, ii found guilty. to deal with them
"a in the case of white citizens.
The Supreme Court nf Missouri Yesterday de-
citetl the case OF the State W. Farris involving
the conflict OF authority between the Presbyte-
Ran General Assembly aud the Declaration and
Testimony party OF that sect, securing to the
former control Of all property held upon con,ii-
lion Oi connection " It'll the Old School.
John ,Ietcr Phillips. the wife murderer who was
to have been hanged n; Richmond Friday next,
has been again T;spi:cd. for sixty days, { } await
the action of the Unitel States District ,urt ON
the constitutionality OF the Court of Appeals OF
Virginia.
Quebec has refused - pay the sum imposed
by the Legislature for common school education
in the city, and the Government has instituted
suit TO compel the city to comply with the forms
of the law.
The majority for Judge Austin, the Rcpubli-
can candidate for Governor of Minnesota. is
growing. The So. Paul Pioneer now comedies
him LIS, and further returns NAV increase
these figures.
The Statistical Committee of the National
Association of Cotton Manufacturers and Plan
tiers state the total production of cotton for
1858 to have been SD, i61 bales.
The Wnnepeg half-bree,ls are reported at OF
tava Canada. to he in open hostility, but will
lie left entirely in the hands of the new Gov
Grnor tMcDOugall) for settlement.
The Spanish man-Of-war which arrived at
New York on Saturday is supposed To have
brought sailors To man the Spanish gunboats re-
Gently built at that port.
Wisconsin gives Governor Fairchid S,1S1 ma
jOrity, appears from the official figures. This
Il nearly double his majority two years ago.
cargo of four hundred and seventy-six
coolies. sent out by an agent from Calcutta, has
arrived at Demarara-
Accounts have been received of a destructive
earthquake at the Philippine Islands.
Counterfeit SD notes of the Tradesmen's Bank
of New York are in circulation.
A boy named Lewis was killed by the cars near
Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday.
The Duke OF Edinburg reached Pekin en- the
9th ult-
Evening star., 1869-11-23
GALE OF SERNICEABLE AND UNSERyICE-
- ABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUREAU OF ORDSkScE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON CITY. November 3, 1859
There will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder at noon, on WEDNESDAY, December Is,
s6y IN the Office of the Inspector of Ordnance, Navy
Yard, Boston. large lot of Articles Of Ordnance,
comprising Cannon, Projecties, Small arms, and
Miscellaneous Stores.
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds. on
the conclusion Of the sale and the remainder within
ten days afterward, during which time the articles
must be removed from the yard otherwise they will
revert 10 the Government. Twenty days will be
given for the remoya al of the heavy guns
IL Il TO be distinctly understood that no guarantee
VIII be given to purchasers Of articles offered for sale
and noted in the catalogue regards their exact
condition or quality, but il Is believed. however
that everything offered for sale is represented
A. LUDLOW CASE.
nO9-tdel5 Chief of Rnreau
Evening star., 1869-11-23

GnOD BREAD.-The Boston Bee says that
William Hunt saws, in little book, entitled
'GOOd Bread. OF Receipts for Plain Cooking -
i-1he housewife who has at hand good flour, cold
water, and a hot hOven, can have ON the table,
III less than fifteen minutes, enough good, light,
delicious bread, for an ordinary family, which
may Oe eaten not, Chat is, the bread, not the
family. with perfect impunity." The following
II the recipe alluded To mix good fine flour
with pure cold water, ank make a dough that
can I've rolled out and cut into strips which
must again be rolled into a round form. the size
of the thumb or finger, and cut into pieces
three or four inches long; bake in a hot or quick
oven. ten or fifteen minutes; brown them nicely
and serve fresh. This bread being free from
yeast, saleratus, soda. or other deleteriOus sub
stance. will be fOund not only light, pure and
sweet. but the most palatable and healthy bread
that can he made of fine -four
Evening star., 1869-11-23
II R. Il &c II AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ask for no other, take no other, and you will save
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease in any
stage which they fail to cure
Dr. Rtchdn'S Golden Baisagn No cures Ulcers
liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cuta
neous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Col0red Blotches,
Soreness Of the Scalp, Scrofua &c is the greatest
kenovator; Alternative and Blood Purifier known,
removes all disease from the ystem and leaves the
blood pure and healthy.
rial Affections Rheumatism in all its forms, whether
lief in all cases. No dieting necessary. 1 have
thousands of Certificates proving the miraculous
cures effected by these Remedies Price of either No
lo5 No $500 per bottle, or two bottles for $500
,b. ktohaks Golden ARtidots, q safe, speedy,
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Derange-
per bottle.
DT. RiehaM's Golden Elixr d'Anomy, Q radical
cure Tor Nervous General Debility, in old or young
impsrting energy with wonderful effect. Price, $500
On receipt OF price, these Remedies will be shipped
TO any place: Prompt attention paid TO all CORES
pondents. None genuine without the name Of " Dy.
Rtcha1s Golden Remedies, D. B. Richards, sole pro-
prietor" blown in glass Of bottles.
Address DIR. d. B. RICHARDS, No. 22s varick
street, New York. Once hours from Q. m. to 9 ~
m - Circuiars sent. yzly
Evening star., 1869-11-23
DIED..

PRO>ISE. Yesterday evening. 22l inst. FRANK
CLIFTON. youngest child and only Of Logan
and Nate Prosise, aged years, months. and p
dayr.
His funeral win take place at p. m. to morrow,
from the residence Of his parents NJ. 4622 10Th
street below L Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
W hat Is life, tis like flower,
1t blossoms and j. gone;
Death comes, and like wintry day
IL cuts the lovely flower away.
ELLI>S. At Georgetown, II. C.. November 2lst.
lt7a. ELIZABETH, beloved wife Of Geo. T. Elliss,
aged - years.
HAYDEN In Georgetown, Sunday, 2lst, st l2ls
O'Clock. SARAH y. A, the beloved wife of Charles
HrITy Hayden. in the 18th year Of her age.
Port Tobacco and LenardtOwn papers please COPY 4
Evening star., 1869-11-23
RoorINGi
ROOFING n
NJ

Do you wish to have yoaS Building covered with
good, substantial, and economical roofr II 90, en-.
ploy
J. r. NOLAN,
tho unriyaled improved Fire and Water Proof rslt
Compositicn and Gravel Roofer, whose work stands
good from 70 Is and at about half the cost of
ness II ON penetrating.
R0OFIEG FELT always on hand, and for ssle n
the on &C, 800 street, between 9Th and 7th streets
Residence. $50 d, between eth md 5th Sts auie ms
Evening star., 1869-11-23

pY VIM. L. WALL K CO, AGctinneers
II New Marble Building, Nos 81 ) and 3I1,
;. Et Corner OF Penna. avenue and Ninth street
PIANOS. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. PAR
LOR SETSlCARPETS, OILCLOTHS, &C, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, November
HET26, commencing at 10 O'Clock we will sell,
Wv xt within our spacious Sales Rooms, a lot of
very fine new and second hand Furniture.
Fine Walnut Chamber Suites, in Oil
Fine ParlOr Suites, in Hair Cloth, Plain and Fancy
Reps
Fine Chestnut and Oak Chamber Suites
Book Cases, Writing Desks
Three fine !-octaye Pianos, Rosewood Cases.) made
n by knahe Gahle Manufacturing Company
Hatracks, Sofas. Lounges
Extension Tables Bpdsteads. Tables
Assortment Of Marble-top Tables
Cane seat. Dining and Oficp Chairs
Wood seat and Children : Chairs
New and second hand Carpets
About 600 yards Hemp Carpet
. rolls OilCloth
Stoves, CroCkCry, &c.
No ostpOnement on account of weather.
IO.2 IChroni W. l.. WALL & co. Aucts
Evening star., 1869-11-23
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. ,
ARPHANs' COURT, November, nan

ORPHANs CouRT; Noysmhsrs .. 1879
COUNTY, To trst:-In the case Of SAMUEL EER
administrator Of James b. Munro, decessed. the nj
Illustrator aforesaid has, with the approbsfion ~
the Orphans Court Of ashington County afsrr..i4
appointed SATURDAY, the eth day OF Noyember
l,ss for the final settlement and disfribufion OF sbs
personal estate Of said deceased and Oh the asset in
hand. Is far the same have been collected And
turned into money; when and where all the Creditor.
asd heirs OF sad deceased are notified 20 attend
With their claims properly vouched, or they may
deSessed estate: Prsesded copy Of this order be
enn once week for three weeks in the Dolly
no oSiwaSv A. wEBsfER, Ksgistsr Of Wills