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, The thorough bred I'M
1z-15 ported horse,
G o u TY.

90 e;.eee----s.s.~srszS WILL stand the ensuing
's.ssnc.sssats,---- w season at my ulan,a,ioS
an Fuckers Run, miles from Amherst court
house and IL from Warminster, and will cover
mares az Is dollars the season, - dollars The lean
and 30 dollars insurance with one dollav to the
groom IN either case. The leap money TO he paid
az the zine Of service. the season ON hrs, day OF
August. and the Insurance first day of VI arch
1907. Crop tobacco inspected any Of the wave
houses on James river from LynohbnTg 10 Rich
mcnd will be received in payrocn, at 5 dollars per
IoOIb. Ut rendered before the day II becomes
due. Pasrurage gratis br no liability for acci
dents or escapes -GoUTY is beau'iiM bay II
years old. 5 feet inohes high. elegantly formed
and of great strength He was got by Sic Peter
Teaze, and came out of the celebrated Yellow
Mare, she was got By Tandem, her dam Perdita
by Heood OUT OF Fain Forri'tsr by sioc. and so
through the best stock that England has produced
as may be seen by reference TO the general stid
book -Sloe the most distinguished racer of
his day, 4 was never beat, Gor1Y's CoLTs are
running with great crcdi, in England In 1906
four only started. of " hich one was winner and
when losing they came in with great credit.
beating the get Of Buzxard. Pfccipi,a'e, Oscar.
Sir Peter Teazie ard Others Of ,ic FIRST character
in England-ln 1907 Mr.. Wea,herby (author Of
the Racing Calendar) writes 10 me under date
Sept l2th, az which time the yacng for ,ha, wear
was not over, that several Of Gouty's colts we're
winners, and one Of them had the misfortune 10
break his shoulder, or Sc was supposed he would
have been the best e his year in England. The
season will commence on FIRST March and ,ermi.
nae frs, Auga.t. X. RIVRS
February 10, 1903 fov
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TO RENT,

7 AM dcsisoss to exchange the following pro-
4 perry, or any part thereof, as may be agreed
on for q small ,raa OF good Land. in healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other inl-
Prcven'eats, good spring OF water, and an a.
greeable neighborhood ut a distance Of 80 to 100
miles up the coun'ry-ro say for Houses in this
city-Lands in Henrico county, joining the AGA.
DENY lands. and near this city--2so00 acres on
Riehland creek, in Lincoln county. Kentucky
LOCO acres on the waters of the Ohio. IN Mason
two uaes of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each 500 IS acres
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond. Feb 6 1903 If
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PURSUANT to iced Of trust executed TO me
1 by Charles VI. Gillian. OF Cumberland coun-
~. to secure debt therein mentioned. due to
John Gillian, & Co. viii be esposed for SALE,
on Monday the sSth last. At Cumberland court
house.
8 1oung Negroes, v,z:
John, Sally and Lewis. named IN said deed. to
the highest bidder. for ready money.
PAUL S CARRINGTON, Trustee.
Cumberland March I, 1908. IDS
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aluable Lands.

HE subscriber viii Sell, on q credit. or ex.
a change Tor Property in Richmond or jts
nsighboFhood, the following LANDS. TO wit:
so acres in the state Of Kentucky. bv survey
bearing da'e the 10Th day of October l7o7, wing
and being n 'he distriA set apart for the officers
and soldiers Of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky, by survey
bearing date the 10Th October 1877, likewise w.
rms IN the distrid set apart for the officers and
soldiers Of the Virginia siate line OF tbs north
SIDE OF liie river, branch of Cumberland RI
Vcr' and about two and an half miles from the
mouth Of Little river.
Also 40 acres If Land IN the county of MAJ
son, state of Virgioia, on Old Town creek about
miles from Mason courthouse.
indispu;ablc titles will he made TO the above
MENTIONED lands and plcts Of each trad nav be
seen On application TO the subscriber residing in
Richmond,
THOMAS BoHANNAN,
Jsnuarv 29d. 1903 Is
ID virtue f 4 deed Of trust execu'cd 10 us
y ~ Carer Wilkinson 20 secure the payment
OF debt therein Ten ioned, L, Anstin Wharton,
WI Ss SOLD, on he premises. 70 the highest
bidder Tor cash. on tie I0ih Of March next.
The Traef of Land
Whereop the said wilkinson now lives. or so
much iherDof as VIII he sufficient 10 pay the said
debt AND Costs.
John G Daniel.
Thomas II. WALTON.
Febfnsry 4, 1903. IDS
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S [ r III A r r Y,

Cily Of Richmond, 25th Ian. 1908 WI
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cERq1FIcA9rS.

London, 17,h February, 1896.
William Ligh,foot, Esq.
Dear Sir.--Hambleioa
ought to stand very high with you. as his colts
In this country turn out excellent runners, &c.
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William hncbeH, James Lankin,
Ctcmt Smif6son, Opefion Pefsas,
TsD0ias PefrH, Nm. l.. AGorfoaf
" Is Lester.
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have done.


1 trust our experience Of past misfortunes
will teach us wisdom enough to prevent Sc
ditious characters, if there should be anv >
mongst US, from deceiving us in future.--
Henceforth the people Of Hayti shall be fhe
keepers Of their own liberty; they are sem
sible, of their true friends, and woe be 70
him who shall dare once more to think of
Leading them astray again: if such an un-
thinking beng could be so blind as j. me-
sumo to sieze upon the reigns of this po- ).
vernment without the unanimous consent of
our veterans, such crack-brained person
would payfor his folly as soon as his inten-
ton would be known.
Natives of Hayti, if after having restored
union, peace and plenty amongst nv bre-
thren, could have the satisfaction to see
you return amongst us particularly those a.
mongst others, that remain on foreign land
on account of their timidity about civil war.
TO those | say fear not that this land
shall not in future witness the like folly from
Its children. Oh my dear brethren. could
my eyes behold you return home, nv task
would be fulfilled. Children of Hayti. re-
turn to your native country there is none
elsewhere for you but that where you were
born. Let your return to it be for us the
happy moment that reunites the members
OF one family, that was compelled by COM
mon misfortune, to part; but who reunite
again, to cherish and protect each other.-
Letus say to ourselves what those brave
warriors in America said in the year 1776.
" + PLuRIBUs UNUM" Those men who
have shaken off the European yoke, were
no more than men like yourselves but they
were patriots. Let that worthy nation, and
its immortal Hero be your model in the art
OF war, as well as It's other virtues.
The Senate requestme to tell you bv this
present, that it faithfully promises to pay
the passage of those who shall be under the
incapacity Of doing the same, and that the
sum OF fifty dollars shall be paid punctually
to every captain of a vessel for each passen-
ger (grown person. they shall bring from
the y. States and smaller sum for a less
distance also shall be paid.
Copy The President,
PETION.
Port-at-Prince Gath Nay, 1908.
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, -.
/. AMERICAN PRINTS.
LEWIS LANNAY.
Of tie late .jfrm Of Mcallocd q Lannay,

Of tie late jfrm Of HCallocA q Lannay, in
III forms The Merchants Of Alerand,la,
THAT he has just opened Store in Royal
street, a few doors above Mr. Peter Sherron's,
near the market house, where he has large
assortment of Calicoes, Handkerchief. Bed
covers, Shawis, and various other articles.
which he Will sell low for cash or approved
notes.
Also FOR SALF,
A few barrels Starch and Hair-powder.
l.. L. continues to do business under the
firm of
The Baltimore Calico Printing Company,
who have large assortment of prints and
muslin, by the bale or piece, at their Ware
house, No. Isl, Market street. They also
carry Oh their Starch and Hair Powder Manu-
factory as usual.
Er LawIs KAsNAx will remain but
few days in this town.
September 8. DIT
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possibly sail. He 1.-THE President therefore.
on account Of the extreme distance, hereby
aaashorlses you to grant permission inhls
name WHICH WILL PUT THE
NAVIGATION OF THE LAKE
PERFECTLY UNDER YOUR CON
STROUL.n
these instructions allude to the act pas
sed April25, 1908.
t The clause alluded to in the 9th section
is as follows:
Sect. s. And be it further enacted, That
no ship or vessel, having any cargo whatever
on board, shall, during the continuance OF the
actlaying an embar, so on all ships and vessels
in The ports and harbors of the United States,
bcsallowed to depart from any port OF tie y.
States, for any other port or district of rhe U,
States, adjacent to the territories, colonies Or
provinces OF foreign nation, nor shall any
clearance be furnished to any ship or vessel
boand as aforesaid, without special permissi-
on of the President Of the United States
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MORE SECRETS.
- N1NH 1I'
RUTLAND, (Ver.l Augus

RUTLAND, Ver.} august 20.
A correspondent in Franklin county, of
unimpeachable veracity, has favored US, by
the hand OF gentleman just returned from
that quarter, with the following FACTS,
which are susceptible Of proof.
The embargo law, which passed on the
the 18th day of March last, commonly call
ed the laaad embargo, was received by Jabez
Penniman, the collector of Vermont dis
trict, on the first day of April. MIR. Penni-
man, on the same day, by the advice Of
Asa Adds, and C. P. Van Ness, attornies
at St. Adams, addressed letter to Mr..
Gallatin, secretary of the treasury, stating
the impossibility of executing thatlaw, with
out military force. The presidents pro-
clalnation issued In consequence, bearing
date the 18th April, 1908, charging the
people on and about Lake Champlain, with
combining, conspiring, confederating, and
rebelling against the laws of the y. States.
Hence 1t appears that the Rebellion procla-
NATION was procured by the influence and
representations Of Messrs. Penniman, Adds,
and Van Ness, even before the law was
promulgated, and while the lake was yet
frozen. In order to quell the conspirators
and insurgents who were going on the fro
zen lake, into Canada, with RATS and boats,
a small detachment Of soldiers from gen.
Houses brigade, was ordered by the 60
vernon. Asa Adds was one of the men de-
tached. He hired Samuel. |. Mott (since
the murderer of Marsh, Ormsby, & Drake
to supply his place, paying him 90 dollars
per month, and boasting that he had pro-
cured the man who could be depended on,
the very man he wanted. Joshua Day, bro
ther to the sheriff of Franklin county (ano-
Their of the Black Snakes crew. was hired
by Penniman at 70 dollars per month. These
two very confidential soldiers, with several
others, were dismissed, when Penniman
and his council had procuredthe troops from
Rutland county. Mott and Day, immedi-
ately on their discharge, entered into the
smuggling business, and the former pro-
posed to man in St. Adams to engage in
the business, informing him that he could
make 1000 dollars a month, as he calculate
ed to have all the other smugglers appre-
hended, to have his boat armed, and then
he could do the business OF the lake.
The private Instructions transmitted by
Mr.. Gallatin to Mr.. Penniman, contain the
following alarming paragraph -
What renders the Cd and Sd sections*
of little or no importance, is the general pro-
vision contained in the 9th which torbids
the departure of every vessel laden that can
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N O T / c E.
LOST OR MISLAIl

LOST OR MISLA ND,
ONE Tobacco Note first quality, on Alex
andria Warehouse granted the subscriber
OH the Oath of June, 1908, and marked, I. B..
No. 246, 1910, ll5, ll27. All persons are
cautioned against purchasing the ssme, as !
have got a new note for the same, from The
Inspector, according to law. The finder vii
oblige me by leaving it with the printer,
returning it to me.
JOHN BARNES.
Sentembar T. 2t*
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',,,s,,rja cap 6a1etEf.
,rvsDsE SEPTEMBER .

FL
.,rssDtr SEPTEMBER :
80. and naoxrn, and sveeffs tes
sBf s j. turned q naonrntng, ana
~ hssa'g s,ayianess. Handle yourselves g
rry - : d tie Lord, and he sHAIA s
: ~ ar.s i is the duty of all christian
NHEksssna;IIss and people Of every de-
trrcsss 1.-THE; suffering under the adverse
lriipse'll:a -, of Divine Providence, or being
ta'a'' as;ta them, to humble themselves
yalspsoF : sa,, God, to implorc his mercy
s'a;t, ,S and whereas our country ap-
q p'e'sl 1 threatened with great caiami-
is' Z. .,a.cr;hers, having pastoral char
ps 'ss,ow1 Of Alexandra, consulting to-
IS !. what steps, the present state OF
|sI's ~ present appearances demar d'us
os'e'' , 81 that il be recommended to the
't az : soder cur care, and it is hereby
'l'a, ss,,eomn,ended to set apart Thursday
s' : J day Of fasting, humiliation and
= ~ heseech the Ruler ofthe Universe
lfa'e !, cbriss's sake, he would be pleased
na' = ~ calamities with which We arc
s, ,so,a that he would restore harmony
s - eooeuding nations of the world that
~ as,',d oour out of his Spirit on our own
s,,ssss, more generally and abunaantly );
s..,ss eforts that are making to christian.
-. b.e,ben, and extend the blessings of
y !. - s',osl ID the destitute inhabitants of our
., gsrrsdaY next, the churches belonging
I i. E,;scopalialls ito the Methodists -
4 ia Pres5yterians, VIII be open at the usu-
hoar,of worship.
The Episcopal and Presbyterian congre;Ssa-
ESps have agreed to worship together, at the
.aAal CaurcA in the forenoon, and at the
bsssytsli in the afternoon.
/ 3 members OF the respective societies
Ihssc mentioned are requested, punctually to
.sna lseir respective places of worship, and
Iea peniIenl hearts 10 implore mercy and
kip God.
Who can tel, If God will turn and repent
|dtutu away from his 6crce anger !" Who
kateii whether he who holds the destinies OF
kn his hands, and who turns the hearts Of
|suers Of the earth, as the rivers of wafer
i ured will hear the supplications of his
cOpe Let US then handle ourselves an
er the mighty hand of God. Let us turn
very Que from his evil ways, and from the
ricsedncss Of his hands. To the great head
1.-THE church, let US raise our united hearts
ID voices, for his choicest blessings on our
suatry and On the world at large.
Soon may the heathen be given to him for
inheritance, and the utternost parts of the.
rtn Tor Possession. Soon may the de-
endants OF faithful Abraham be brought
. the told ofour common Lord, that there
y DC oae 'heepiold and one Shepherd.
WILLIAM L GIBSON,
JOHN PITTS,
JAMES MUIR.
alexandria, ID Sefs. 1908.
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" n TIRIc n.

I app'.aion 81 the CLERGY OF the
-. ,;,; au,snss o. tue town, make known
aassss r :, % AlsSandria, thai the second
rrssa,1 - s sae I present month, being NEXT
aas # rr,, :, oesu nSed upon BY them, as
Esn ,s,s $500 60. s'srssf and Of solsau aica-
rem M ss,r, ess,s s' $, s %. .ae'.n <on'l-
ad 10 syers = ,9'1eA q % 'aVoSpea'
To.tis aol; ~ ,.'s@s g0,1s.
rseaSiv 10 she;r w;shs., nave ohly 70 add Ia
a tic same Be onssry.a ~, Recommendation
'ssace, which the ;nn Mes s.as genera a.
fstnes ana the soIemn;,v . - ,ee sspee. :,
sqdre. = 'e oo'Ssl0"
CUTHRFpT pou-r1.
49,, 49,
SEPTEMBER 2. AoA'
| BY ORDER or TI1E .cFNArr
pYT,oa - 90 -
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TO LET,
The HOUSE on Prince street, lateiy oe-
copied by J0hr IHatss, deceased.
FOR SALE,
Share Pennsylvania Copper Mine Stock.
Il. !. Taylor Ex'or
SaStswhsv AZ, 90
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Edmund Denney.
Oct. I4-ll7A law
Horse Shoelng Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
RlackMG;MGNd FayYler.

a sCQuAIN1S his customers and thepSe
= lie in general, that he has opened a 'Np
AZ the lower end of Union street, aalnNms
MIR. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpo.
Of shosing horses, in which lire his aoli ,:;,
needs no comnent--and hcgs leave 30 soin"
share ofthe patronage Of generous pu1 ,;D,
and 10 assure them that any work IN inc INV
Of his profession, shall not5e surpassed by s''
OH the continent. 80,
Blacksmith work Of allkinds and descTlp'.oa
executed in neat and workmanlse n,o'". nc.
II. b Those who favor him with t be. CIV =.
tom will have the advantage OF reeelbins Do
advice and attention in farrierJ gratis. ).
sy. a couple of smart Lads, from "a !.
sle years of age, WILDE taken as appreau ';,S
and treated with kindkess, and strict attei'uo'
paid to their morals.
September S. dIl.s &c y ..--
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This is to give Notice,

sg- HAT the subscribers have obtained fromj
4 the Orphans'C of Alexandra s'V.
in the district Of Columbia, letters testamsa'
tary on the estate of Jamss- Russei, late cttEo
County aforesaid, Merchant. decd. All per-
sons having claims against tie said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, tothe subscribers on II
before the 4th day Of Nay next, or they may
BY law be excluded from all benefit TO said
estate, and those indebted thereto are reqGr'
ed to mako immediate payment
Given under our hands this 18th day OF NO.
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OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,

: Tf,f3 t.t ~
From the above scheme il VIII appear that
that there are not two blanks TO prize, and
that the prizes arc % BIZ paid without dis
count. 81
ar TICKETS for sale at r. GRAY's
bookstore, king stlect--Present price OF
tickets SIX DoLIAas, will advance as the
drawing progresses, which will be atthe rae
of 1000 tickets week, and will positively be
completed innine weeks from this date A
correci list of the drawing will Be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
terry taken in exchanges for tickets N this.
Noyennber 2.
II. B. The Charitable Marine Lottery has
unayci1a5ly been postponed, By reason that
the clerks have been employed in preparing
the numbers, checks, &c. for the Trinity
Church Lottery. bat the drawing will be.re-
sumed in a short time and no doubt need be
entertained of its final completion.
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Fifhery to Kent.

Il ~
/ will rent my Fishery on the Fotonlaef Co. -
ver ahout three miles below Alex ancrls, y, !,
the ensuing season. have lately eree. ss
roomy and commodious buildings for eaf ~.
;np IN the Fishery upon an extensive se",s'
For j particulars apply on the premises.
C.. w. ValanSen.
December $. 'a"s'
TO RENT,
convenient BRICK HoU So, with ll !,
necessary out buildings, and the 10 40,
Joining, situated on the Little Rver iu'a !
bike Road, four miles from A!s1andria-. =.
present occupied by Mrs. lN'Asee, as : u
ysrn Possession TO be had the fir't OF jaw
AIRY next. ~n.rs
Fairfax, Dec. z sSvsp
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coRxER or KING and tAIffIx sTkEK7s,
! 1EKx1aDRfA
Has received a considerable adj
dition to his Stock,
s.1aD soFf,ERS FOR SHE,
80 hogslleads; J st and I'd saallty
20 barrels Mu.eouads Sugars.
1000 h. Green Coffee
3l.q tons British Patent Shot, assorted
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 tasks first quality Goshen clieer.
40 boxes Mould Candies
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so ID. Nutmegs.
casks London refined SIltpetfs.
S ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, IoL az Fly
SON, Hyson Skin, ard Padre Souchong Teas |,
IN qua, ter chests, boxes and canniSters--most
Of which are equal III quality to any ever ira-
ported.
Port, Marsala, Sherr., Lisbon, Tene
rife, and Malaga Wines !.
a few case. Medoc Clarct.
Jamaica, Winaward- Island, and sorthe.n
Rum. y
Coanac, Bordeaux and Psch Brandy,
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskey.
six hogsheads Cherry Bonnce.
Retailing Molasscs, HAVANA Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and tasks.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, RIGS,
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves. Cassie. Pr
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds,
C,lrrants, Madden, Alum, Corperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Brandywine
Ganppwder, Spanish segars, Cavendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, LeiPcs's,
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing and
Wrappiae Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, &c. *.
lctaher l9
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ORPHANS COURT,

.Alcrondria County, .Nov. Term, 1908. X
Ordered,
THAT the executors Of James Rxssfi, de-.
ceased, insert the following advertisement inI
the Alexandria Gazette, three tlmes q week
for eight weeks.
ALEX. MOORE. Regissr,
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Trinity Church Lottery.

THIS Lottery is authorised By the Legisla-
tureof Maryland, and bonds have been given
d the Mayor and City Council OF Baltimore,
far the faithful performance Of the Managers
The following is the Scheme 49,
$780, s(s4sl1 r. NJ f. y
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ORPHANS ri .hs

CRfH ANS sSsjas ens
.dlcranda4o County, Deceot5e1 4 t'9 INF
OADERED, 'SH
Thai the executors Of N'i1.laP
deceased, do insert the following 81
1rent in the Nlerdadrsa Datly Gsz
times a week fol. two weeks
Test. Pc
THIS is 10 gige sottee That q = ca
hers Of Alexsndria county, In thel 20
Columbia, hath obtained from then X
Court of said county, letters tes Il
tarv on the estate of W5LLIAA lt17s
formerly Of the county aforesaid, but Il,
Washington county, state of Ohio, deceN
all persons having Gains against the saiSss :
ceased, are hereby warMed to exhibit E5e
ssarae, with the vouchers thereof, to the stb-
scribcrs, on Of before the 9th day of Jare
next orthcy may by law he excluded from
all benefit 20 said est,te-and those indebted
thereto arc required TO make immediate pay.
sTaent.
Given under our hands this 9th day OF De-
ccmber, SOB.
EITHER HALEY, Esfx.
Edward Stabler, Ear. |
December 6. eoaW
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James II. Hooe.
Trueman Brahears.
Executors Of James Rus'tl.
eos
FOR SALE,
November 4

A Tract Of LAND, containing ~ acres
situate in the county of Isancaster, Virginia.
ON the main road leading arom Richmond TO
Lancaster court house. five miles from the
latter and Tour miles from Deep Greek, Oh the
aRappahannock. The Improvements are, a
good dwelling house. kitchen, smoke house,
corn house, a large barn and store house, all
new, and handsome apple orchard OF about
800 trees. Upwards of 200 acres OF the g
hove land is well timbered with oak, chesnpf
ana hickory. The terms will be made known
by applying to Mr.. p. 1'ihtett, OF Alexar.
aaaria, or to the subscribers adjoining tbs
place.
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6o65 Prizes.
1885 Blanks.

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Which here II season to believe, have,
within eight years pssecared upwards Of TWO
nUrpaKs TAousASD pessons of both sexes,
az every ago, and in every Situation,of various
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS.
era from distractions or foupess in tbs sto-
naoch and bowels.
Eaapiltsn's Elixsh
Xor Coughs, Cslds, Asthmss, Sors Throa
gnd spDsossbiag coRsynPdoRs