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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GREPNHorrsE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GREENHOUSE.
By virtue Of an order &c the Orphans Court the m
dersigucd will offer at auction without reserve the
Greenhouse OF the late Henry Douglas. No. lsi7 e
DAY, tWENIi- FlFTH NOVEMBER 1894 at TWO
O'CLOCK NJ. IN front of the trresnnouse. SAID
Greenhouse cont aims many Japonicas Marshal Mel and
other tsoses and valuable Plants IS well situated the
roof covered ana is good chance to start business
The Greenhouse Lot be leased two years or so
or rented for clio SO month. fixtures and plants re-
moved
Terms: Cash, or half cash balance in one year. well
secured. j. j. WATERS. Administrator
nl9-5t No 3O4l Al 8 rect northwest
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TlHOS. J. FISHER ( CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

YvNHOS j. FISHER ( CO.,
l. Teal Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
ON STREET. BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF 2 aeerse Of the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia passed the 18th day I'm
of November. A. D. 1884, in the Of Douglass 2as
ct al. VS. Wams ct al, No. $500. equity docket 3d.
will sell at public auction In front of the premisas on
WEDNESDAY: NOVEMBER TWENTY-siXTH, 1884
at FOUR O'CLOCK p nj, part OF lot numbered five
Gid in the city Of Washington District Of Columbia,
Of said lot FIVE t5 by the depth thereof improved by
o-sfory frame dwelling.
Terms Of SALE third cash the balance in two equal
insslments payable in six and twelve months day
OF safe With interest at six Co cent per annun be
cash at option Of purchaser dsposit Of fifty dollars
complied with in days otherwise trustee reserves
the right to sell at the risk and of defaug pur
chaser. IRWIN b. LINTON, Trustee.
nol9-6t Corner 9Th and K streets nor. iswest
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

2HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect OCTOBER Y. 1881
sIeA.M.-SEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max NJ close
connections TO all points South and Southwest
n:Gn Sleeping Buffet cars from New YORK and wash
instcu To Atlanta Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington and Atlanta TO New OrleauS,
S1O PM--I1OtISSILiE FASH LIN E Daily via Char
louisville TO Cincinnati Louisville and ali Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping ears Washington 20
1c4eP, MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
&c al points South and Southwest via Danyille ara
Charlotte Pullman Sleeping from Washing
ten via Dan vile. Charlotte aud Atlanta New
Orleans: also from Washington Via Charlotte and
Columbia Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington At 1:c0A
VI. daily, except Sunday.
RsrrsntOn rains leave Washington AT 9:1O A. NJ and
5.l0PN daily
Ter tickets aud information inquire stConpany's Of
fot f0l Pennsylvania ayenua Trains leave rrcin b. &
j station
n SLAUGHTER mcdaniel.
zen. lass. Agent Agent
tu2 sol. HAAS. Traffic Manayer.
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nR LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
IL only reliable Ladies Physician IN the city can b..
CCIsuted daily Missouri 2venue.
avenue between ri and All
female complaints and irresulsrties QUICKLY
IrCu.pt treatment Correspondence and Consultations
strictly confidential Separate tVr Ladies' Ufcs
EOUrs-I 10 and o TO D. OCyI-lI.'
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The NATIONAL LEAGUE OF BASE BALL CLuBs--The
annual meeting OF the National League OF Base
Ball clubs was held In New York yesterday al the
Firth Avenue hotel The championship was duly
awarded 70 Providence. The requests for rein
statement from Shaw and others were denied Sec
ton "a or the constitution was so amended that "A
club ncurs penalty OF $500 by leaving the grounds
during the progress or a game. and section e. &C
that the home club is required 10 furnish the Ma
tonal League secretary with his or the game
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John SHERMAN & Co. Real Estate Agents.

IRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE NEAT BRICK
HOUSES, y tARLY FINISHED on MARYLAND
EAST.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February 9th "a
iss4 and duly recorded in Liber No. 1883 folio sE5
az ct sea- one of the land records for the District
OF and at the written request of the holder of
tae note secured by said trust, will sell at public
auctl0n IN front OF the premises. on TUESDAY, THE
i0w1ig tFcr1bed real estate, situate the City of
M,hnstdn District OF Columbia to wit Part OF Lot
and n1ty-elght t75S1. BEGINNING for the same the
notast CORNER of said lot thence south along the
me OF sad lot ten 1 ninety 600 feet thence at
riRhl aEeS With the said east lire of said lot thirty
tlree 9-loO 3 s0-00l feet: thence northwestwardly
twenty nine 5o-l00 GU 100 feet point forty
t4S feet west OF the east line the said and forty
nine az? south OF the south line of MARYLAND
tece north forty-nie 49) feet TO the sotth side of
Mary and avenue thence eastwartlly thirtytwo 100
feet to the intersection of Maryland avenue
and street. thence along street to the place of be.
ginning. The above described property Will be sold
each. ava ~-'
Terms Of Sale: One-haIf the purchase money in cash
and the balance IN three go and six 6) months for
winch the notes of the purchaser bearing interest from
the ay o. safe, and secured by deed trust on the
property will be taken deposit of Si0O on each house
VIII be required IF the purchaser the time sale and
all conyeyancing VIII be at the expense of the purch
aser terms OF sale to be ied with in seven Cd
days after sale JOHN SHERMAN, "
n2O-eodccds GEO W STICKNEYS trustees.
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expenditures by the Navy Department.
FOURTH AUDITOR BEARDsLEY SEVERELY cRrrIc,sEs
METHODS FOLLOWED IN THAT DEPARrMRNT-pIs-
REGARD OF THE LAW REQUIRING COMPETITION
FOR CONTRACTS-THE LESSON DRAWN FROM DIS
CoyERIEs IN THE BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND Sur
gerry.
The annual report OF Charles Beardsley fourth
auditor OF the Treasury. says that a growing evil
In the expenditure OF money by the Navy depart
ment has been the Increasing disregard by some OF
the bureaus OF the law requiring advertisements
and contract for purchases made The recently
discovered fraudulent practices in the bureau OF
medicine and surgery were greatly facilitated by
the persistent determination of the late surgeon
general to nominally make all purchases himself
while II was practically impossible FOR him ID per-
Sonaly supervise transactions taking place scores
or hundreds OF miles from the seat OF government.
During the fiscal year 1883 supplies were pur-
chased cha amounting to s. ssa So, OF which only
1855 352 were bought upon advertisement aud cen
tract. Three OF the bureaus wholly neglected the
law requiring advertising. and another the one
tised and contracted for l per cent OF goods and
materials bought. About 81 100000 OF the open
and exempt purchases were made OF six individ-
uals or flrms, one dealer getting over S.sO0.O0a
Under the act OF June IA, 1873 relating the ma
teralS for boilers hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
petition at ali. over $40 oeo were paiG during the
year as commissions to MeSsrS. SelIgman Brothers.
London, and nearly 1000 In interest, the former,
In the opinion OF the auditor, being twice as much
as IT ought to be, and the latter Wholly unneces-
Sary.
The report says: ssThe recently discovered frauds
in the bureau OF medicine and surgery were mostly
committed upon the continuous hospital fund,
whose large unexpended balance has furnished
temptation not existing In the case OF annual APP
preparations made by Congress This fund arises
from the 20 cents month deducted from the pay
of each officer, seaman, and marine. and from
fines imposed on them for any cause. The aggre-
gate sum is variable. and is generally larger than
Is needed for any legitimate purpose. The correct
method would be TO cover these assessments and
fines into the Treasury, and let the naval hospitals
be sustained wholly by direct appropriations, as
other parts OF the service are II Is question for
Congress-
An increase In the clerical force Is recommended
A CbCB INcoRPoRATED.-The Monument club, OF
this city, has filed certificate OF Incorporation
with the recorder Of deeds. The particular bust
ness OF the club is the .lterary improvement and
the promotion OF social Intercourse" The mana
Thomas j. Daley, John F. Beaton and BENZ.
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TRIED TO SHOOT HERsELF.-Last night Carrie
Tinsfey, formerly Carrie Ackers, white woman
from Delaware, who married 11nsley, q colored
blacksmith, some months ago, attempted suici0e
shooting herself T4msley attempted TO get the
weapon from her, when it went Oh, and the ball
entered her right arm. The wound Is not q severe
one.
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THE INSPECTOR GENERALS REPoRE-The annual
report OF the inspector general OF the army is prn
cipally consideration OF the subject OF desertion
In the army -
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoroMAc r. r.
The annual meeting OF the Richmond Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad was held In Richmond
yesterday, and all the old officers were reelected
The report Of the president showed q net profit OF
S92,94ss3; after deducting interest on bonds and
loans and dividend on guaranteed stock sss 92s %
The debt OF the company, he says, has been re-
0uced until II Is now about 81 600 less than IL
ten years ago. the Virginia senate yesterday
adopted resolution directing the finance commit
tee TO consider the prUpety OF selling the states
interest In this Railroad transferred the con,-
sioners or the sinking und. act OF assembly 1854
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Richard Petit, who lives near Alexandria, Va,
was picked up BY the police last night for the
back to his home in virginia Petit is said TO be
religious crank
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AUO1HcE E-UECh<tSe ny VIC K5s q Os 1tOdu
PITTSBURG, November 20.-The franchises prop
erty, rights-Or-way, branches, tracks and all the
appurtenances OF the Ptttsburg Southern railroad
were sold this morning at sheriff'S sale to Thos NJ.
company for $4,000. The line runs from Pitts
burg TO Washington. Pa. distance Of - miles 1t
has been IL debt to amount exceeding 81 10000
for some time and was unable to pay the interest
on It's Indebtedness The Baltimore and Ohio COM
pany was the largest OF It's creditors, and has had
virtual control OF the road for nearly year.
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RECENT RoBsERrE8-Edward Davis, 1915 New
York avenue, reports stolen from his person on
Tuesday gold watch and chain, valued at $40
Frederick Ketzger, $40 Maryland avenue northeast,
reports stolen from rack AZ the National hotei
last night an overcoat valued ut SIS b r. Comp
ton, I@e 9Th street, reports stolen nom his font
fence, an iron 4are, valued ct S.
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The Chicaeo NIarkets,
The Military academy.


The annual report OF the board OF visitors to the
West Point military academy, which has Just been
received, states that the general condition OF the
academy end Its belongings is highly satisfactory,
II not beyond criticism. II is recommended that
the band be increased to 20 pieces and that light
battery be stationed at West Point.
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WrSs WlIsOn'N Pin Money.
NEWARK, N. j., November 2a.-One hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of six per cent Newark bonds
due IN 1908 were transferred to-day to Mrs. Wilson,
nee Astor, as part OF her wedding dowry.
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. IN. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
LLoADING SHOT guys g IMPo bIe EkE iSSH
SILVER PLATED WARE. DINNER AND TEA
SETS. CASTORS, kEgIT STANDS &c, FINE
TO TEN TUNES. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
IEWELRY; ,. CUTLERY; OPERA CLASPS sE !,
BANJOs. WADE AND BUTCHER RAzORs. Re
yOLyERS. TOOLS AND 1000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction Of the owner, to change business. will
O'MEARA co, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Washington, ID. G. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
y. B-The Fixtures VIII noLbe sold As, at ter1niI-
alton of sale. the store viii be occupied by ]. u
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RANGE or THE fHERxoMRTRR.-The following
were the readings at the once Of the chief signal
on1cer to-day: am SO; IL a m, Ais I'M 4A2.
Aaximums HAt; minimlH, sa2
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.


PARIS, November 20.--There were 80 deaths from
cholera in Paris yesterday, all but five OF which
occurred In the hospitals. Up to noon to-day there
outside.
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The Railroad Rates War.

NEW YORK, November 2D.-The statement that
the Grand Trunk, Michigan Central, and Lake
Shore roads have again reduced rates between
Buffalo and Chicago IS confirmed by Franks ticket
agency. Rates between New York and the west
are unchanged.
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ca RuprERr.
AoA 4ssAND a05 yrI srREEr NoRTawEs,

Headquarters for thu
WHITNEY CHILDREN's CARRIAGE COMPANY
ALSO.
fun line lawn Tennis Sets Tennis Rackets. Cro
Suee dlterent Styles Bicycles .Ircycies seioci2ess
Wagons.
Received large assortment Of Travelling and Lunch
BASKETS Chdrens Carriages IT cost. To make room toc
fail stock y25
VtHE CELLUIOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER FREAKS
4 lever wears out always clean AMI can be worl
while bathing lsfOr sale al
CUAS FISH FRS.
-. ts3 Tth street north gses.
Isdy Patrol4 nl
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
- RIAL ESTATE, LOCATED IL, IN No s94 SEVEN
Ton. d. c.. BEING OPPOS TIE THE RICHMOND
FLATS AND THE METROPOLITAN CLUB
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4 + + 4 4 Nh + ##sS s#rn
A. ALL111tI11nAA AAE Nh M tr1,HHMN N xNEpp

POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE.
Commencing May Sd, and every Saturday thereafter
sailing from Quebec 70 Liverpool making the shortest
ocean voyage Only i've days FROM luld to laiid The
Iron Ct ta s line al e
improvements that practical experience can suggest
Cabin. @7Oand $50; intermediate. 836.7t
LEVE L ALDEN. General AGENTS.
DOT broadway. New York
CW MOSS. Washington D. c.
c Portland to Liverpool every Thursday nntii May
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool Queenstown.
Lopdonaerry GLASGOW and Galway for prepaid business
the United States Intermediate S3G76; steerae, en-
The Baltimore service will be resumed. coznnencins
April 8, and regularly thereafter
Apply to LEVE ALDEN General Agents. 2O7 Broad.
way. New York. or a. W. MOSS.
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mh13-ths.tu Waslington, D.
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AUCTION SALES.
rHisEvENINts.
WEEKS Il CO.,

NNEEkS Co,
w Auctioaeers.
VIII sell at auction the National Loan Office, 1907
9TH street northwest. at o'clock p. m, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH. 1884. md
will continue EVERY EVENING including
November I'D.
large and varied assortment OF Unredeened Pledges,
consisting of
Ladies' and Gent Gold and Silver Watches open and
hunting cases. Gold Chains and Necklaces. Gold Ear
rings Pins Bracelets snd Crosses Plain AID Set Rings;
Iockets Buttons: Solid Silver and Plated Ware:
Diamond Rings and Pins; Mirrors; Carpets: Rugs;
Blankets: Flutes cutlery Vaiises Books Cerpeufers
Tools Cloth and SILK Patterns Ladies' Coats Circulars
and Dolmans; Gent s Coats Pants and Vests: Ladies'
Dresses Orercoats and listers Shoes and Boots Guns;
/ .volyers; Umbrellas: fiut4ny Machines; Clocks:
Bibles: Magic Lanterns: Musical Instruments Of all
kinds: Table Cloth Napkins: sheets; Albums
nl3-9t II. COHEN. 1907 eth street
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TIE FuyFnAL OF 4 sANcruARY BoY.-The tune.

raj OF Charles Parker who died at the age OF l3
years. took place yesterday from st. Patrick's
cnatcn, VIVA , reauem mass az ~ Teiock; ne was
altar, and his death deprlves the sanctuary OF ST.
Patrtcks church OF one OF its best boys. His coffin
to the number OF eighteen. met the remains at the
church door and escorted them TO their place be-
fore the altar At the end OF the requiem mass and
nom the church aud taken to Glenwood, where it
was 1nrHfred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-20

ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-A meeting Of the board
OF directors OF the 9Th subdivision associated
charities was held Tuesday evening at the residence
OF Mr. Zevely, 1925 street. at which it was resolved
to extend the WORK and II possible create greater
degree OF interest the part OF the public gener
division that every family might be called upon.
The usual amount OF money was appropriated by
the board TO carry on the work OF the kindergarten
ner OF 18th and streets, In connection with the
4th subdivision. There were present Judge Mac
Mr. Gurley. Mr.: Zevely, MT. Spalding, Mr.. Gunni-
son and Mr.. Johnson
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Private Ralsson,s Will.

Private NalSeOM'S Will
MEMRNTo OF THE GREEDY ExPEDITJoN-A WILL
MADE AT CAMP CLAY FILED WITH REGISTER RAMS
DELI.
The Will OF David c. Ralston, one OF che Greedy
expedition, was filed with the register OF Wills to
day. II 1t Is written In pencil on half sheet of
letter paper and bears date Camp Clay, Darlington
Island, Ellsmere Land, May 10th. 1884, and COM
mences II, David c. Ralston, being or sound mind,
do declare this my last Will and testament After d.
recting requests to his sisters Rose and Mary and
to his two youngest brothers he leaves his gold
watch and pencil to his brother William H., and
says "The reward due me for assisting in attaining
the highest latitude" Is to be used I'm purchasing
gold watch Tor his sister Mary E., and he directs
that gold watch be presented his sister Rose. He
leaves hts diary and notes OF the expedition. after
the chief signal officer is done with them,
to his sister Charlotte II. Walkenham, and
the other sisters named. After making q
beQuest to his brother Andrew j., he leaves
the balance Of his estate to his father and mother
II living, and II deceased to his youngest unmarried
brother to enable him to prepare tor the profession
OF civil engineer at the Institute OF Technology.
Boston. This will, he states sis left In charge OF
the Commanding officer OF the expedition, Major
A. ". Greedy, as executor. and appoint David I.
Brainard who will personally see that the pro-
visions or Il are carried ont" The witnesses are
A. W. Greedy first. lieut. 9th cav, U. S. A.; Fred
F. kislingbufy. first lieut. 1ith infantry, u. s. A.,
and Edward s. O'Neal, Kalamazoo, Mich.
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The Judge Advocate Calls Counsel to
TASK for Alleged Improper and I'm.
PROFESSIONAL Language - Mr.. Cros.
Senor's Remarks About Gen. Pope
ana M. Baseman--Mr. Jeff Chandler
introduced into the Case-Argument
on the Defendants Demurrer.
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Republican Headquarters Closed.

KeFuDzIC<tM xHeH0qUHftexS C1USeUs
THE BUILDING TO BE USED TO ACCOMMODATE VISITORS
TO THE INAUGURATION CEREMONIES.
The republican headquarters, corner OF Vermont
avenue and street, were closed to-day, and MI.
Mcpherson leaves this evening for his home in
Pennsylvania. The building has been rented by
the proprietor Of the Arlington hotel TO accommo-
date guests who come to see Cleveland inaugurated
on the 4th of March.
The democratic headquarters will be kept open
until after the 4th OF March.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-16

Don t let any ULe forget Jnal Lne
Republican party went into power
when the national treasury was
empty, the public credit at the low
est ebb and half the States in open
rebellion, or that 1t goes out Of
power with $l2O, 00O, 900 in the trea-
surv. credit az ga0d as any nation 8
with restored UNION and the most
powerful and prosperous people on
the planet. Eureka Leader.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-16

The young lady grape pickers at
the Natona, Cal. vineyards amuse
themselves by putting their names
aud addresses in the boxes which
are to be shipped East. This j. a
srt Of sentimental! matrimonial
trap.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-16

Vallejo (Cal.) police officers are
making il warm Tor, Wil.-.lOwers =
VINO cOlgregate xbxu nj the entrance
Of the theater doors. Our cops
Gu .ht to d. the same tLins.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-16

The New York Mail and Express
estim ties that llM.0OJ Irish Amer
leans voted for Blaine aud Lo an
in New York, and says that taese
voters have themselves solved the
problem in an address issued hy
committee on organization, in
which they express determina-
tioI to continue an independent
bDIy, for two reasons First.
that Of loyalty to American insti-
ltipns and second, that Of 10y
atty to the sense of seif-r, sp ct, az
they We're compelled to make it
clear t. the American people that
they were not with any party con
t.nIled by the English free trade
element. 2" The address recon-
mends the organization Of Irish
A a :rlcaa protective unions in
eye:y Assembly district.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-16
LFGISL Vt We Glen SHIPS

Announcement : under This head are
So. invariably in ad ,ancc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-12-16

No ice is hereby given Nv the und
<ixse.t, a,lnl,nisfr tor ~ the est Il 1T
lam. Kinkeai, ,-ceise l. to tn. or. Il.
ltnts Of ami oil pr, -. = having CLAIMS
y ,.isst the >ai.i d. c,.as+.d, IT, -xnibII
them with the neress ~ ucile.s,
within ten months If s.r the fi.>t ub-
licalibn of this u tie tn tie admins.
TRAITOR, y, the ss,tIce II Robert NJ. alark.,
ia ars',n ityr <evtis. s%
JOHN III. KINKEsn,
Admins. rsso' o. the - att. uf James
Ktnk NJ deceas
D ted December 4, h, IL 4.