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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
Sales
For January 18th, 1875.

Geo. w. McMurray ct. ais. vs Louvisa
Goodlett ct. ais; and w. G. Buchanan
Ct. ais. vs. Geo. W. McMurray ct ais.
By virtue of u decree of the CIlancery
Court of Franklin cOunty, Tenn. pro-
nuunced ut lis June Term. 1874, IN above
consolidated causes. | Will. again. on
Monday, January 4th. 1873.
at the Courthouse door in Winchester
Tenn, expose to public sale. to the highest
bidder. the house AND lot described IN the
pIeadings. known n, the 'hOne house ana
lot,' Adjoining the depot grounds or TIE
v. ~ A.. Railroad in Winchester, Iel'Ii"
containing about three acres.
TERMS:
said property will be sold on acredIt o
six and twelve months, except the sun o
ten per cent. in cash on day Of sale. Notr'
| with good %surctirS required OF the pur'
chaser. and Il lien retained upon The prep
cruy until al the purchase money is paid
This November 18th. lS7l.
L. II. FINCH, G. u NJ.
no2G-4w (91D
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Here is encouragement for n az
r;cultural bureau and the friends Of i'm
Migration in Tennessee generally. 1t
IL from the Little Rock Gazette, whicI,
says, as If speaking by authority, that
:he efforts put forward by Texas du-
ring the past year to bring Immigrants
10 that State, have resulted in an in.
crease of population Of about two hun
dred thousand This is the result OF
tSo canscs--iirst, the government is in
the hands of The people; and, second,
she has a bureau Ofimmi.ration, whose
duty it is to look after her interests in
ttat direction.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
SheriFs Sale Of Land.
Marks & Fitzpatrick VS. B. His~ginbotham

Marks g. Fitzpatrick VS. B. Hisginbotham
d wife.
BY virtue Of an execution issued from
the Chnnccry Court of Franklin county in
theabove cause, and to me directed, | will
otter for sale to the highest bidder, before
the Courthouse door IN the town Of VIM
chester. Tenn. FOR CASE, to the hishes;
bidder on
Monday, January 4tl. 1875.
The following described tract Of land. ~
ing IN civil district No. 8, OF franRllr
county and bounded as follnws north ny
EN- river. east by lands of W NJ. Neal, ives
by lands Of G. NJ. Wisemnn and others
and south by lands Of Thomas Grant alt
others.-containing about acres, AM
known rs the Home Tract. upon whicf
said %IIigginbotlmm and wife Catherine
now live. Levied upon as ne property q
said lligginbotham aud We C.thrrile =
satisfy said execution This. Nov. oath
1874. !. II. HALL,
nov26-td G%) Dep. Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Mrs. Harriet Bcechcr Stowe, who
many years ago wrote a book full OF
LIBEL upon the South. and afterwards,
with evil and prurient mind invented
Il most diabolical scandal concerning
the lie Of Lord Byron, aud which dis
gusted the whole country, is about tn
whet her base appetite ~ aiding in un
covering and exposing to public view
the sensual life pf her reverend brother
". w. BccCher.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Mr.. Alexander Stephens has written
another letter on the Louisiana qn"s
ton, and complains thai his other let
,ers have been misrcpresentc!. How
can he expect anything else? When
man writes 50 many letters ~ Mr.
Stephens dues he gets on well if he cs-
cupes with his lite - Courier Journni
Aud I've will have to write II great
many more letters, and even then WI
shall never forgive his advocacy of ;
third term for Grant and his endorse
ment OF Grants action towards Lou
lsiala.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The next Legislature might profta
bly consider the subject of public X
cu;lons with a view to their abolish
meit by law. TIey are u demorali.
zIhg and degrading spectacle. And.
inasinuch as worse criminals are usual
" in the gaping curious crowd that
looks and listens at the one who is thr
nero vi the hour, for very shame,
sake the poor wreichcs should b.
Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
W. +. Kerchcval vs. James NJ. Martin.

W. +. Kerchcval vs. James NJ. Martin.
BY virtue of u decree Of the Chancery
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nonnccd at its June Term, 1874. in above
caus | VIII. again. ON
Monday. January 4th, 1875,
1t the Courthouse door in Winchester
Tenn, expose to public sale. 10 the higl'-
est bidder, FOR CASH, the 3I3-acre tract
of land Described in the plcudings.. lying
in civil district No 4 of said county. adj
joining the lands ot Gardner, vest, anG
others To be sold to satisfy II decree Of
said Court. in favor Of complainant, iol
the sum OF Sl,595.00. and interest and
costs, obtained against the defendant al
said term.
This November 18th. 1874.
I. IL. FINCH, c. e. NJ.
no2G-4w "a
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

John C. Burch is a candidate for
Comptroller. II ability is what the
Legislature wants, and we suppose 1t
j., ~ better man in this respect than
John G., Burch could scarcely be found
The fact is, Col EnrctI, Comptroller
Col. c. n. Gibbs, Secretary Of State
and Dr.. Morrow, Treasurer, are m'n
who are competent and worthy IN their
respective Offices beyond p%receden,
almost.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

4 tq,riDle disease, known "a the
hlsrk death, has broi>cu "ut in D"kaIb
county, and, lrryiug medical skill, is
PLAYING havoc with the population.
Able physicians of Nashville think the
disease must be bilious lysentery of a
fatal type, similar to that which fol
lowed cholera last year, but not con
tngjous.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

They are having trouble AT Yjc1s-
burg, Miss. A negro sheriff elect
conIA not give hond and he resigned.
Anon he manages to arouse the ne
grocs qnd they come il battle array to
install hjn. a tight ensaes One cit
izcr and over twenty negroes are Kill
ed. Tronblc is still ahead, hut we arc
sure l!a, the whites will succeed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
AND SALE STABLE,
Winchester, Tenn.
New and Elegant Top and No Tui
Buggie~, aud tirst.c'ass Harness
and Saddle Horses.

Horses boarded by the year. month and
day. very Low. and we'll attended TO by
faithful grOomSmcn.
ter to Dechcrd. Passengers called for in
any part oftown. and baggage checked.
~" Spring Wagons and Buggies for
sale.
ELLIS DAYS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Lebanon ~ upw IN "clccLr!c comm
nicatjou with the rest of the world
nud DR. K l.. c. White, of the Herald,
il in q Whitehead Of enthusiasm cveI
t'!e fact.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The Fayetteville Express is agi'atin2
the subject Of building a telegraph line
from Fayetteville to Decherd, "a il
,yctteviile was not fast enough al
ready.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The New York Times "a Rcpublica,
organ) J. wisely says: "Onc of the frs
things to be understood is that there
must he an end of Federal interference
IN State governments. y The
South, III point OF fact, ought not to be-
BOXED upon as an instrument for gain
ing party triumphs on one side or the
other. 1t is clearly entitled to the
anne form Of government as any other
part Of the United States and Federal
Interference is as much out of place
there rs it would lie in New York or
New Jersey. The President should
promptly take measures to relracc
some false steps. lie coull, to begin
with. remove such otIicehol'ers as Ca
ey from Louisiana: a.:d he could
3 at least enc change 10 his cabinet
very great advantage. W. refer,
Futss, 20 The Attorney licperal."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The members of the bar in Win
chester are discussing the idea Of peti
tioning the next Legislature to pass !
Till authorizing the Governor to ere
ate a court OF arbitration to dispose o
twelve hundred cases on the decke,
Df the Middle Division which il will be
mpossible for the Supreme Court. in
t. limited time, to make much impress.
ion upon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Tne Memphis Avalanche thinks that
The cuatost for L. S Senator from this
State will be between OK President
JohusGn and Gov Jao c. Bro wn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
Monday, january 4th, 1875.

at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, eXuuse to public sale to the highest
bidder. FOR CASH. the house and Ut de-
srrihed IN the p~IcaIinss, situated in Win
chester, Tenn. adjoining the lots Of w. V,
Bcastey and others. containing - acres,
more Or less, to satisfy deere rs in tav0r OF
complainants tor SlllO.SG, for the enforce
ment OF the vendors lien and interest and
costs against Defendant.
This November i2tii, 1874.
I. IL. FINCH, c. & NJ.
nnvOG-Iw El-N
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

+. T.. Best ct, als. IS J. I. Merritt.
BY virtue Of u decree OF the ChanCcry
Court of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro-
upunrcd nc its June Term, lS7i, in above
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
FOR PAUPERS.
loo Acres of Land Wanted !
ELLIS DAYS

BY order Ofthe County Court of frapk-
I'm county. advertisement is hereby made
for propositions to hr .iveu in by the lst
dny of January. 1875. as to what one hun
lred acres OF. land can be had tor. for the
purpose Of establishing a general place of
refuge Tor pa,ipers-thc county to pay for
the land III one and two years. PROPOSE
tons, AUST he sent. July signed. to Hon. j.
w. williams. Judge Of the Court. or any
one OF the Commissioners. 1t will be- nee
e'saiy to have good water upon the land,
and Il portion must he timbered.
Il. W. BOWLING,
W DELZELL.
w. II. MATLUCK.
JOHN THURMAN,
JOHN HOLDER,
ID. ). LONG.
nov 2o-iw Commissioners.
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MONTGOMERY { TANNING,
--DEALERs IN
Tobaccos, Cigars, Snuff, Con-
fectioneries, &C.,
WINCHESTER, TENN.

Ihrir bar Is fitted up IN the finest style.
y supplied with the very best Of Whis-
kirs. Brandies, Wines, &C.. Missouri Cider.
Ale. Beer. &c.
EB- Oysters. Crackers, Sardincs, &c.
BILLIARD ROOM UP STAIRS.
noyl0
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ID 4 q ID


IsA yohssok sssd Ss.r. ana So sSa d so2
Not all the good which earth bestOws
Can M the aviug mind;
Its highest Joys have mingled woes,
And leaves sting behind.
AZ m, u ON the residence Of her parents, rear
q the Hydrographic ONCE; Friends Of the family
and relatives are respectfully invited 20 attend
sh q sbt1ay fSsDP Ssos w s Sn ts Be
Hsnry kawlet, in the slst year q Der age.
varying kindness OF heart, and . sympsthetic ten
desness sSsys expressing itself in charity towards
snd suferipes Of others Of which they In their turn
Fam Sn snn I the tear o. .orroS over her loved
light Is from our household gone,
A voice we love is stilled,
place y vacant IN our midst,
sILCOTT. On Tuesday, the Sd instant, att
JOANNA, beloved wife Of james Is. silcott, OF Lou,
Her funeral VII take place on Thursday, the s.h
Instant ats ool9ek, from the residence Of her ia
southeast FRIENDS and scgusintsnoe. are ~. eses
fully invited to attend.
wu,,.vsov OBITUARY; -
who departsd this life February iih, ist, IN IN.
Ist yesI OF her age, w.s native q Norfolk oouu
in thi. city in year 1885, where shs made the &C
quaintsnce Of large circle Of friends, who nov
children, twenty nine grand Children and thirT
nye great grand chlsren and being blessed with re-
bright and cheerful, and amid the peeuliarites Of
old age she hsd always feeling heart for the suf-
feriDg, and always ready % lend the hand OF help
and extend the sympAthies Of her nature all who
needed hem. Possessed Of veneration for reIi-
gion, she ayailed herself of the privileges OF the
Goe pei, and was regularly found in sanctuary OF
Cod and after life full Of years eventual and toll
some, che came down 10 the grave sustained and
comforted by Christian hope, and left the testf-
Bony behind that all Was well. And assembled TO
render the last service the living may minister 60
the dead, we're her husband, four children, sixteen
ersnd Children, and two great grand children. And
thus her sun az life has set aud the shadows Of
row finger around the hearts OF those vhs loved
her as only husband, children and true friends can
love. By a Friend q a al
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~ The walters of the Missouri hotels respond
10 the call Of "Pork chops and Trichina Anti
dote."
- Religion i'm this country costs more thar
IN any other in the world, and vet we don't get
the best quality.-RichmOHdE Enquirer.
SThe special correspondent OF the News in
India telegrsphs that the villages OF Eastern
IlrboOt are slowly starving TO death, and the
future Of other districts looks terribly ominous
ga Peoria girl named Margaret Conneli.
who has been playing spirit medium for a year
ana hall with much ingenuity, has confessed
the deception and the stealing OF about ssOo
which had been spirited away.
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A NKwsBoY IN PARLIAnENr.-Iess than %
years ago Mr.. VIM. Henry Smith, who was re-
elected Nj. Il. for Westminster, the other siay nv
majority OF nearly 200 votes, literally was "a
newsboy" in the streets of london runping
from one publishing house 90 another with his
bundle OF newspapers under his arm, and liter
ally on root in that active industry from I've
O'Clock in the morning up 70 eight O'CLOCK M
night -
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Young, Of wsrdsboro, Vt, died somewhat mys-
tertously last month, and his whole family vss
SICK, with the same symptoms that he showed
hls wife almost entirely losing the use of her
limbs. A recent examination of the vinegar
used by the family showed that there was SUI
gar OF LEAD IN n, and the cask, which IL suppos-
cd 10 have been once a white lead cask was
coated with the poison. Suitable antiiotes
have been used, and those Of the family still
living will recover.
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They ten queer story of the grange At
Palmer, Mass. Its master H. q horny handed
lawyer; its steward is connected with q CARPET
factory; its chaplain IL merchant, its secretsrv
deals IN hardware; its assistant steward IA n
druggist; it, oyerseer T. doctor; its treasurer m
dentist; and its gatekeeper is-a real farmer
with one other real farmer in the grange 10 keep
him ffOm being lonesome f
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PROPOSALS FOB PLAsTBRERs' MATE.
l. BIALS FOR UNITED STATES COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE,
NEW YORK NITY


U. s Court House and Post OHee, Nes York Ctty,(
. once Of Superintendent, February 10, 1874. (
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Office I'M
til m. Of the 9TH DAY OF February, 1874, for
furnishing and delivering the following schedule Of
plasterers' materials at the United states Court
house and Pest Office, New York city:
1000 barrels (more less best qu atty Plasterers
Lime. OF" Rocklsnd manufacture" or equal
10000 barrels (more less) best quality OF Plaster
OF Paris, OF Isaac Wortherspoon's brands
or brands equal thereto.
lDoo bsrreis (more or less) sharp, clean, White
5000 barrels more or sss) long, dry, and clean Cat
Samples of each Of the above items to be sub
mitted with the proposal.
Payments will be made on the delivery and accep-
lance Of the MATERIAL deducting ten per centum I'M
til the completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by the penal bond
OF two responsible persons in the Of ten thou
sand dollars Sl0,000) that the BIDDER will accept
and perform the contract IL awarded him. tho suffi
States judge, clerk of the United States court or
the district attorney Of the district wherein he re-
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids, IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do 3D. and any bid that il not m sde
the printed forms to be obtained In this office,
and does not conform In every respect to the re-
quirements Of this advertisement, will not be con-
sidered neither will any proposal be received from
ufacture Of lime, plaster &C. and who have not the
necessary facilities for furnishing the materials.
Proposals will be inclosed In sealed envelope,
Endorsed, Bids Tor Plasterers Matsrtais,n and i'd
dressed to q. I. HULBURD,
feb2-lH Superintendent.
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JUAN boILB. FRANK BARHUM
JUAN BOYLE 4 CO.,
k1AL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERR
NO, Qua l6fl fa n
PROPOSALS.
DR0P9SALs FOB LUMsER FOB THE
opnsT N STArAs COURT House AND

POST OFFICE. NEW YORK CRY. ANN
U. .. oSrrt. House a.d Post OGcs, Nsw York Ci.y,l
Sealed f prope S Mi &c February IL
until y m. efthe 18Th DAY OF FEBRuART, igt. for
lumber At the United States and Po Of
on Office, New York city: "HU fo''
'V R fsst D. W. t%sr;S Or less) Southern Pine
800 W feet B N. .lmore or less) Southern Pine
Sides Il inches shi sha spo IN gssed both
~ cesding four inches. N'"' n0' "a
eTooVed ton9ued passd a s,s1s mutt
sides, one inch thick, and in widths not ea-
=, ooo to finish Ia inches thick "'nu'' ''"n'
to neh eI isss ncse. in
i'o ieea limea more or SGD nsnogsuy, sawn in
!, 900 8. strips 70 finish lX.2hs inches 'A"H III
strips to inss a St is iseb Mahosany sawn in
GOO feet linesl more Or lessI Mahogany sawn in
800 feet s,rR Ss ,G mdIs ,1, inshs;
- oo ST. ips 70 finish axs, inches. .n '""n III
"OOO te sn b. tmore or less! Mshogsay, richly
500 feet B. M (more OF lessI Mahogany, to finish
"a ,nckes thick, in widths from from ito Is
1850 feet 3. M Smore or less) Mahogany to finish
zoo mofs or e.s hand
An rails, to finish four inches thick.
the very best quality Of their RES ective kinds,
thoroughly seasoned and free from large knots
saps, shakes, and other defects, and must all be
ainVered IN s1eh lengths aud in such quantities as
WILL be called for by the superintendent.
Ihe southern pine rails and flooring must all be
be accepted. "
American growth. ''
The mahogany to be of the best quality, Hon.
Samples Of each Of the above woods will be sub
Payments will be made on the delivery and ac-
ceptabce Of material deducting ten per centum IN
TIL the completion of the contract
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
OItWo responslhls persons IN the sun of five thou
sand collars. OO0,D that the bidder will accept
ana perform the contract if awarded him; the sufi
cheney Of the security to certified by the United
states Judge, CLERK Of the United States OJurt
resides. ~ ii0
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids be deemed for the interest of the Gov
ernment to do so, and any bid that is net made on
the printed form to be obtained in this Office and
does not conform In every respect to the require
meDts Of this advertisement, will not be Considered
neither will any proposal be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged in the lumber
trade and who have not the necessary facilities for
furnishing the materials.
Proposals. will be inclo,ed in sealed envelope,
insorsed. "BIds for Lumber, >" and addressed to
feb20-lH q. T. HULBURD, Su perIntendeut,
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IBk sNELT FISHERS on Great Bay, New
hHhfshife, each have = hole an the ice, which
ne hsher cuts al the beginning of the season.
abu from which the young ice Il daily removed
me tlght OF each fisherman % hts established
noie u sacredly observed. Recently q veteran
nsher was tsnnd At q hole claimed by another
inner p" ms - my hole" said the Young fisher
NO, IL II not, said the veteran. II cut A early
IN the winter, followed the younger. 81 can't
help it," said the old one. al cut A first %
when was that pray ?" inquired the Junior
81 cut II last year !" WAS the unanswerable re
iOpder. ~
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AUCTION SALN
TOMORROW,
RI pUNOAEsON, BOWLING CO., Auc.s.,
~ southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest
1bbSSSSIkhS SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
rhSSrr61kIl ON THE CORNER or era AND
-rhsIIS NORTHWESr, KNOWN AS

IbESTkEs' SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
rnSSrrnnkIl ON The C0RNER OF 9TH AND
RI "a MoRTHMEsr, KNOWN AS
81 81 CLOUD HOTEL"
by virtue Of deed Of trust to the Under
slgeed, dated December Is, A D. ISL and Suiv
RECORDED IN Liber No COS, foil , 1la one OF the
Su1 records Tor ashineton county in the District
~ Soiumoa and OF the request OF the party .eoured
nssVVoy, We VIII sell e public auction on THURS
DAI, the 9th day Of March, A. ID. lSS AZ o,eIock
n, ~ 'front.' OF the premises, all that parcel OF
!ano and premises situated In the city OF Washins
lob m the District OF Columbia, aud known ana
uescIbed on the plan OF said city those parts of
ots numbered nineteen (l9, twenty (1Ol and twenty
seventy seven SD, included within the following
metes ana bounds;-Besinniug at the Northeast cor
ner q said square, and running thsnce west on II
sIeet northwest hfty-two $50 feet and eight (sD
Incnee therce south eighty six 1857 feet; thence
Neshnty nine 69I feet and six f6D inches; thence
south thirty 1921 feet thence east to 9Th street west
ano thence morrill, along said Oh street. 10 the place
OF eegioningi with all The i'm provements, rights
ano aspurte nances-being the property known "a
stTsa,s Oi9nd Hotel" on the corner Of 9Th and
Terms: One-third cash; Balance in notes TO run
one and two years, bearing interest at the rate of
Yen per ceutum per snDum and secured by deed of
ust upon the premises; or all cash If the purchaser
50 prefer deposit Of 81 900 will be REQUIRED a.
soon pc the property is knocked off All convey
anclbs 20 De ut the cost Of the purchaser IN the
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten DAYS
alter the sale, the trustees reserve the right 10 res
chaser. HENRY BOGUEJ- wv
nrD F0LEY, trustees.
febl0-eoSdbs
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT of STEAMER
- PILOT BOY.
On and sfter Saturday, F.b[usry 2lst, the Steamer
wharf for POTOMAC RIvER Es&4bIN
LANDINGS, every Tussday, Thurs-aRz<z<xzs.an
Gay and Saturday mOrnin gs, follows On Tues
avs and Saturdays, leave at ~, proceeding as
ar as OurriomsD; returning on Wednesdays and
SUNDAYS. On Thursdays, Iesy at u O'Clock noon,
preceding as far as Lever Cedar Point; returning
at .. m. on Friday,
febl9-lm VIM. Fl. BYLES, Agent,
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y 1 No 81 Ss b
trict Of Columbia, holding q Special Term, letter.
Sr the ssss SrS o.
ceased. Anyersons having claims against the said
%tS s are ssrsoy warped e exhibit 1ns same
before the 18th day of February next they may
ssid estate Given under ny hand. this 18th DAY Of
February, 1874 HELENA O'HALLORAN,
feol5-w.3 Bxecutrix.
THIS II TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
tIict Of Columbia, holding special Term, letters
s % sss.ss y AGisib pp 'h: s's
Wsshipgton city. d. O., deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the said decessed
vouchers thereS 70 the subscriber. on or before
the 18th day OF February next: they NAV othor-
wise By Law be excluded from al beset OF the ssid
estate. Given under my band, this nth day a Feb
ruary l0t BGBtOOA b SCOTT.
feblS 'vysw' Administsstrtx, = d. b. \. c.t.s.