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any debt Encouragement, which may BE made
in their name, not containing Limitation or
restriction to the effect aforesaid.
Dirt. Is. The president and directors shall
have power Ia majority of their whole num-
Der concurringl to make, revise, a1ter or an
nul all such rules, orders or bye laws for the
government of the company and that oftheir
officers, servants, and affairs, as they may
from time to time think expedient, not in
consistent with law or the articles of this as
ISOLATION.
.Ars. 81. The president and directors shall
have power to petition for an act of incorpo-
ration, and to accept such act, or charter, as
may seem to them calculated to promote the
interests of this association.
.4rts %. Any number of stockholders net
hess than twenty, who together shall be pro-
prietors of two thousand shares, may for any
purpose relative to the institution, at any time
apply to the president and directors TO cali
general meeting of the stockholders, and if
by them refused, the said number of stock
holders proprietors of not less than that num-
Der of shares, shall have power to call a gene
raj meeting of the stockholders, giving at
least sixty days notice in newspaper print
ed within the town Of Alexandra, specifying
in such notice the object OF objects Of such
CALL
Art. g. This association shall continue
without limitation. But nevertheless the pro-
prietors of two thirds of the capital stock of
the company may by their concurrent votes at
a general meeting to be called for that pur-
pose, dissolve tie same at any period after
the yesr of our lord one thousand eight hun
dred aud thirty: Provided that notice Of such
meeting and is objects shall be published in
two or more newspapers printed within the
district of Columbia, Tor at least three months
successfully, previous to the time appointed
for such meeting.
Article so. On the dissolution of this
association, whenever the same shall be DE-.
termned on, efectual measures shall be I'M
mediateiy taken by the president and di.
rectors then in Office, for closing all the
concerns of the company, and tor dividing
the capital and profits which may remain
among tbs stockholders, in proportion to
their respective interests.
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Young Ladies Academy.

TIE Inhabitants of Alexandria are respect.
fully informed, that all AcaGemy exclusively
devoted 10 the education OF ycurg led cs, will
be opened on the first Monday in October
next, in the large room OF Mrs. Wilson's
house, adjoining Doctor Kennedy's Shop, ON
Fairfax street, under the care and with tho
assistance of the Rev. Mr.. Gibson. In addi-
tion TO the common branches, ieadIrg writ
ing, arithmetic, Geography, with the use
OF the Globes and English Grammar, it is
proposed TO give particular attention to tho
Bellies Letters and history at once 10 enrich
the mind by correct taste in polite lt<ra-
ture, and enlarge it by knowledge Of man
kind, With tie patronage OF the Public, it
is also proposed, to extend the usefulness Of
this ms utution by procuring one or more
persons as assistsnt teachers, who shall be
qualified to teach the ornamental branches of
female education. I he subscriber being
stranger, requests those who would 60 him
the honor to enquire respecting himself, to
call on the Rev. MIR Barclay, or on MIR. Glib
son, to whom he has submitted his testimo.
mails.
Henry Field.
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September IS.
TO BE SOLD
Henry Field.

1T Strawberry Hill, near Ale*andria, on
the 26th INST. at 10 o'clock. Il. NJ.
Two Wagons with geers, for
FIVE horses each, Is Horses, MAJ es * Mules,
5 Colts, - Cattle, IS hogs; Ploughs and
Harrows. with other f'rming utensils three
carts, riding chair, household and kitchen
furniture, small Library-And at the Mill,
Bed Stone six feet diameter, (made of
French Burrs) which has been used about
years. -
For all sums over fifty dollars, credit Of
6 months will be given, on notes with ap-
proved seeurity-au sums under fifty dolia. 5
will be paid in ready meney.
John Janney, TuRee,
For VIM. Hartshorne's creditors.
sMo sth. lev
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LOST OR MISLAID,

A CERTIFICATE for one share of the
n. Liule Piue, ,1tuntiks Road, No. SIS,
issued Sd Deer 1908. to William Skinner,
and by him transferred to the late Jonathan
neutrality-suspicious. will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
of the said Jonathan Vaudeville, fer another
certificate to issue in place of the one lost.
Septe u Der "a. 2aW4w'
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wis. w llEiOLS tOTCC7 l..
On Wednesday Evening next, September s6,
at Mr.. Brookc's Hotel,
Will be Presented,
A CON CE T
OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
PART I.
OVERTURE Camarossa, Band.
SosG: TIwcre 1onder, Mr.. Jacobs.
SONG: Dear is my Little Nat,ve Pale,
Mrs Seymour.
CoM1c SONG: MIR. Jefferson.
SYMPHONY: Gerozoitz, Band.
SONG: The TunetM Bird, Mrs. WiImot.
Rays WIFE o." AdivaIld Harmonizcd
oy Messrs. JEFFERSON. Blissest, Jacobs, Will
mot ana Mrs. Wilmot.
TRIO: Pleyei-tzUo VioHns and Vishn-
ceNo-Messrs De Ronceray, Grain and
Bunye.
PART II.
OVERTURE: Lodoiska, Band.
SoNc IhaUe Heart, Mrs. Wimot.
SoNG: Where's tie Harm Of That,
: WIS Oeyhoar.
SYMPHONY Haydn, Band.
CIEE: Messrs. Jefferson, Blissett, Ja-
cobs and Wilmot.
SONG. Said a Smile to a Tear, Mr.. ia.
cobs.
SoNG: The NoAes Girl, Mrs Wilmot.
SYMPHONY Lard Kelly, Band.
SoNc: Ho1v to Mal'Em, mr.. Jefferson.
GLEE: Sigh no mare Ladies, Messrs.
Jefferson, Blissett, Jacobs, Wilmot, Mrs.
Wilnot and Mrs. Seymour.
FINALE.
U3 The Concert to commence at half
past o'clock.
*x* Tickets to be. had at Snowden's
Printing Office, Brooks Hotel, and at Mrs.
Wilmol's, Prince-street, at one dollar each.
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FOR SALE,
STRAY HORSE.

XK7AS BROUGHT TO the Livery Stable
wv Ct Thomas Richards, a black horse,
with three white feet, and he left hind foot
black-a white star in his forehead, and sad
die marks The owner requested 20 come
prove property, pay charges and take HIM
away.
Sept 70. --....-- st ~.
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n Printing in all its branch
es neatly executed at this office.
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90 New Hat Manuf aaOry.
= ..WILLIAMH. So + AW,.

: RRspscgSUlLy..aRyoRA THE' Pv1tics
srNHAI hs, hes established u k1af 1snss-
IN Jsessry, In King. street. one dps iroua
So. Asaph street, end opposite The Indian.
Queen tavern = whcrs he'll anuisc,nrss and
intends, 10 keep csnstabtl, on hand, q geAs-
rsl a.sortmsnl OF HAAS OF oil descriptions
He Has,ers himself that q perieGi know-
ledge Of, aided by che ss,icteAs stssntion.,o,
Ills basinsss, viii enable him e give general
,saGisiactien. ~ SO j..
.erA considerable discount 70 whole
sale Purchasers.
May 90. ,'.. IT,. 'eo7tu
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Land for Saiis.

I'm pursuance Of desssec the Worship
|lul court Of King Llo. b .ou".y, We tne
lsuhscrihsrs, commissioners therein nameu'
win expose 70 public sale 70 the highest bid
der on the premises for ready cash, on Tues
dsy the l2th Of June next, ons undivided mole
~ ersAe TRACT UPLAND lying 10 Me
county sf Pairfax, on the waters OF Ditnea's
Rua, abou. fifteen miles from Alexandria.
the Little River Turnpike Road passing tnro,
the tract. This land was conveyed BY . dceo
OF Gin from Join Ashton, sen. 70 Charles a.
A sh,on and Others, snd Is cold 10 saiisiy,s
debt due Austin Smith from said charles IL
Ashton. ... .. s...
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IT, Stolen brEs.

TRAYED or STOLEN from the su,-
- scribsrs, on Friday night The ! i,h INT
%o likely UCRSES !-One u durk hay, -
bout Rlteen hands aud huIf high. eight or
nine years old, shod MI round, natural !rot'
Ter und goes rough. The other u sorrsI, w.
bout fourteen and y huff hands high, SIX ycvr.
old, PAGES aud .m.s, his RICH, log hus bee,
Eurt ut tho frat joint above tho foot, " 'irl
makes II n little Larger THIN the other, has U
long swi eli toll, and 10 nicked, It's name h
drawn oft for hye or six inches ncar the mid.
dle Of his neck A reward Of 2wtniy De!Isr'
sill DO paid on the delivery Of tho horses. OF
Ten DolI0rs for either, by
Richard 'Vanpelt, and
John Ball.
West end, nsar Alexandria,
May -. iawSt
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1900 Acres oELand 5or Sale,

"a he subscri Vhers fUr tale nInber
OF very VALUABLE zsacis q Land IN that
part OF the stale vi Georgia Called the " xsw
PvI CHASE" ......... ...'..
lie can most confidently affirm that his IT,
lie 10 clear and indisputoble--thls he wishes
70 impress in order 70 remove Any Pr.jud':s
that may exist In the min.,s Of those aispesed
TO purchase Georgi, Lands. The .rsets now
for sale are situated between the Ocoree aud
UcmuIgee rivers, ind ure within the last pur.
ehuse m1ds OF the Indians by the state Of
Georgia. The legislature Of Georgia to en-
courage the population Of the district ~ well
40 TO bcnef. the inhabitants Of . state, had
the purchase surveyed and diviued into lots or
squares Of a and hafaers. s'eh, IN. sra'.s-
cd lo,,sr restricting Ito sale oEtlcksts 70
the citisens Of Geo via ut y low price, The
prizes 70 consist u lols villain the purchvss--
q number OF thcs: lots the ~ Iscri6sr now Oh
fcrs for sale, some sre ~ tie vicinity oi Tie
city Of MiIledgsvlile, the ornament seat Of
the state government, Its present. white Po-
rula,ion exceeds 1900 souls--it 10 situated
upon the verge oi shc O.0n.G, which 10 hs-
yigabls Tor boats that curiy from hitsen ~
twenty toni, 10 Darisn, upon the Ati.hric---
indceu tn. whole purchase ~ become very po-
puious, X those uspossd 10 engage In s"utn-
ern agriculture, or 10 purchase upon Sp.cu-
is,,Un, cannot ID better than 70 avail tncm-
selves Of nj. opportunity 70 ob,uin geoJ l.".s
now for sals Several oil ,he tracts ars con-
,iguous 10 each other and soms 10 the neigh
D0rhsod oI Aou,ishIny county towns, some
unite MANY desirable advantages. The euun-
Try generally 10 we'll supplied with branches,
creek streams, rivers. ss.d springs that ton-
s,an,ly Aew. Many Of NE tracts now udver.
iscd have the advantage u tine timber shd
mill seats
ThosC lneliaed 70 become purchasers may
km W tho terms by Gpply ing ~ The suUse'ibtI
living Ut Alsxa,,dria IN Tho di'uict 0l Co.
uMbA.
Anthony Dyer.
May -. luwsm
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lanes c.. Evans.
r Notice.

ATOTIcE is hereby given, That the sub
IN scribe, has taken out Letters Of .4dmi-
nsfrssion, in the County Court of Fairfax, On
the essste OF 06edfaA 'Gavness, deceased !:
AIfPersons having claims against the said
estate, either as Creditors or Distributes
thereof, are requested to make them known
to the subscriber, living near the, Great Falls
OF Potomac.
John s. Cartwright.
Admir- Of O. Garnett. iced
Nays. 3a#st.
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coacn.making. in all its various
Branches. (
-. p, TkYLOR,

IN. ESpECTFULLY informs ms tEasn
Il and. che publie, THAI he sonsin ses TO
cs,ry oNshs csssA.makisg 6sSsess IN on 10
various branches. az the shop In Fairfax.
ssrtes, formerly occupied Sy RAea end zsy-
or, whsrs all1crdsrs In his hno cfsbussnsss
viii be strictly attended
Prom an establishment or three yearsen.
che aboys line OF business heris able % say
a. proof Of his Workmanship, he has many
vouchers =,
Gsntlsnsn who 4nay please to faSos Mm
with THAR orders for Carriages Of any KIND
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with nealness and strength.
N B. All kinds Of Carriages and Harness.
'ss made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch. ..'
.EI. 1884, FOR SALE,
A second hand Coschee with Harness:
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FOR SALE,

wv
A strong WAGON and TEAM; part
Mules and part Horses, with Harness. for
Eve One third oil the purchase ,'cicy be,
Ing paid. credit Of two and four months may
be mud for the remainder, Vi,ing negotiable
notes with an approved endorser Apply 10
David Nafkins, ~ Strawberry Hill, or 10
William Hartshorne.
sth mo 60. laW3w'
IT, HOES or a 10 d breed for sale-al-
30 GREEN CLOVER, ut Three @'!anys
per hundred isht.
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5000 Tlekets, stT dollars, 10 's4S,oco
LESS than . 10 blankS 70 Q prise subl,a
10 deduction Of Taper cent phssrpsys.
bic so days utter The conclusion bf the drav.
ing.
oy fRE Axksxtp PhIsIs.
1t drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
Is. do. 18Th do. $50 Ticket. from
No t,oAo!sso, incIusive'
lst do. 's0th do, $50 do from No,
81. to. 500 inclusive.
ia do. cs,h do $50 do. ON No,
2!,O0i t. :?,7So, T. elusive
list do 30th do. $50 tIo from No;
22,2Si to s2,sno, inrlu I've,
tst do. 3sth 10. Cash, $4,000 dolh.
let do. 10th DO. 1000
LIST do. Ash do. $500
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"y "a J,.
RAN AW..Y on the 10Th instahs' N's"dm
Calvert, on apprentice 10 shs MilIright bust
MSS, about 20 years Of age, about i've 'iee'
eleven inches high, fair completion, III,
eloa.hs csnno, be described a. he had ssVsin
suits. Whoever will arrest tho above sP-.
prentice ind secure him In sny jail, thu!
may get him. or bring him 10 me at Deco.
ausn, P.lncs William county, Virginia, VII
receive The above reward.
All persons are isrswsrned harboring him
at their peril.
Robert Welh.
Nav 2l-s6 luu3t
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Public Sale.


by virtue Of . deed of trust from S7iasne
Hs6 !ssn ~ tho subscriber, 70 secure che
paymsn, Of Q debt duo from him 10 tho
hank Of Potomac, will DO exposed 10 sue
lion, on the premises, on iNs sd day o.
JUNE next. The following Property Ia the
town OF Alexandria, 10 VII I.-
One piece or. parcel Of Ground
with ,hs Improvements thereon, lying on Tho,
youth sldu OF Prlrsg strsst and bounded " fol
lows, Beginning on psinss stree. ~ res.u
Tho eastward br Wator street, snd funnln.,
,hsnes sasswarday With Prince strestss feet.
thence svuthwsrdiy ~ fsst% inches, thence
wss.wsrdly 80 Gsst, thence ner.h~ArdIy C.
che beginning.
One o:her piece Of Ground, |.
with the improvements thereon, lying 4 b; {.
Ing on the south side Of Prince street - Feet
70 The eastward Of Water street, anu running
thence eastwardiy with Prince street 90 feet,
thence sou.hwardly ~ feet, thence westward
" 90 feet, thence to the beginning.
.-.. MI SO, . 1.
one otner piece or parcel OF
unimp,oyed Ground, lying ON the north side
On Prince street & to the Y eastward of WasE-
ington street; beginning at the intersection
Of those streets and running werwardly with
Priace street 50 feet inches. .tsenee north.
wartiiy 20 feet, thence eastwardly 50 feet s
inches TO Washington street, thence to the
beginning.
his property will be sold Upon credit Of
one, two and three years. for notes neSotia-
blein the Bank OF Potomac, with approved
sndorsers, carrying interest from the day Of
sale. A lien will be required upon the pro-
perry sold to secure the payments.
Thomas Swami, Txstec.
!, May sl2-H.. -. -. T..
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ISAAC 'KELL,

Cstpsy,wi.b, Plumber, and Ts. P!sss.
.Worksv,
TIAVINC REMOVED from Water to
I'LL Prime. street, two doors above the
corner Of the late Col, H"oe, informs those
who have hitherto fayorcd him With their
custom, aNd those who may be disposed 10
do W, that he will thankfully receive md
cn,leAVOr O. merit their lasors,
Cash or exchange given for old Copper
.DrasS, Pewter or l cad.
WANTED,
A BOY Of sood morals 10 Apprentice e.
che above business.
March 30, 9uw
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III st 1000 blanks hr,wn'to DC rntIlled TO-,
Ton DollAr prize each. ,...
W TIC drawing will common IA O..
Ci,, Of New York on the 'hrti Iue. y IA
April next, und will continue to draw 90
Tickets each ,'ay (cxSp. The .u,' t'ay "hr,
there will remain so 70 hu ,raw"l uNdl
finished.
T,extrs for sulc BY u or ~, noohm'.
Ter, King street, AIexandria, Nhrrs Lli ink.
cts sold - him may lie on, m,md, anc inter.
nation Obtained respecting ia" Lottery dur
inb ,he craving, fec ot eypenre Prizes In
tho baltimore College i.eiu,v will 10 taken
vt their full value Tor Tickets IA lnIs Lottery
md tks difference p III h cnsh Cash will
alse te advanced Tor prizes ~ soon us drawn,
Ut mo- srais discount.
Present pviec efticLeB eight dollars.
!.nuaryl.
Should The first number, on the 18Th day
! drawing, 10 either 0r tho numbers front
to $50, inclusive, then. h, thut cSss. thC 1t
drawn run,l,sr l,,ot 6he If thoSs nuv,l.arsj
shall draw, vnd 10 entitled TO Tho $50 tickets,
with tho pri,rs and hunks lhM n,uy ts drawn
10 them previous 10 ihs 18th duy af drAwnsj
and ~ lhs like +nahner with ileksW for Tho
so.h, sSth, md so.h days Of drswIngI ~
thst . psrnn with one ticker ,nsy draw Ono
Thousand Tleks..l Quss'lon- 'iI"wl An
swsr -Suppass No, lltfy5, 10 tho properly
Of n The Arst drawn huml.nr on Tho 18th day
OF drawing. which vii sn.l.is II ihr aun,.
bsrs from 10 sSoI and The hrtl dvaw1, nun
Dor on che solh Guy Of draw ing, 'n,sy 10 No
Us, which Will Snll,ls lin 70 tho numbers
from .St,o 800 Tho Art drawn nunbrS
on the ssIh day. may b. No. 37s, which VA
rntl,ls hw 10 tho RNnlxrs from $500 10
81 go, inclusive and tho frat drawn mum.
var. Oh the 9oth Thy Of drawing. N " be oss
of the 80 tickets already drawn, which wIlI
n,i.ls him 10 the 'numlje,s Mem 719,o 10
99,so0-Yes, OR, and tho thousand ticks 4
may draw One HMdredI' housanh i,6lArsi
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James Sanderson.
Robert I, Taylor.
l;sET- Notice.

,A'f.rspsrsons having claims sinstthc 90.
. "a tate Of Or ,itnr9 Rssr, lite OF Fsrt"x
county are ref'teUtcd 81 present Them pre-
perry authenticated TO Robert |. !. ylor u,
.AIexandria. OF "a the subscriber ut Wcslmor
land sounsy--Rtd those Indebted to the es ute
are required to maAc immediNc payment.
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To LET.

cyl ~ so TO LET, taAnr .e
The farm iateiy occupied by Dr.. Rose, APP
.plioasioa tobe nha.le to I'm, Aoss. ~,
Alex. r Rese, Err. Sf Henry Rsss
april a.. 81 - Isoow
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
SMgIl be p.id 20 any person wno will deliver
% me In Madison county,
49,. d II "

VxTH0 slopod on the seth Of last month
wv Ne Is q likely fellow, about 50 years
efave. feet sish, or nlns inches high, 10
ma, kably straight, and husA scar on one o.
,hls cheeks, believe the ieR, accustomed eya
ent he 10 q cooper BY trade, and served h's
apprenticeship az the Oeeoquan Mills, and
was purchased some years apo By Mr. hos
Richards, or Mrs Waggoner. who lived IN
the nsishborhood Of TIA, place. He was seen
elyhtGly ago on his way TO Alcxand ria
where he said he was going to get employ
msns. Ishlnk L highly probably he may be
iound IN che nsighborhood oil The above Mill.
John B. Nooe.
April 30. h. 2aw
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BY the Lieutenant Go0erno, of tie
3 Commensurate Of Virgmia,
A PKOCL ALTON.
June 25th, 1910.

yEyHFREAS. on an indictment before the
w Superior Court holden for the COUNT
oi4Chesterheld, on Thursday the 18TH day
of May 1910, true bill was found against
THOMAS HARRIS, commonly called &
known by the name of Colonel Thomas
Harris, ui the county OF PowhataD. char.
ged with Forgery and it appearing TO the
Executive thar the said Thomas Harris
hath fled from Justice. have therefore
thought fit, With the advice Of th&Cnuncil
of State, 90 issue this ProclamatiR. hereby
offering a reward of ons HundSd4 Dollars
to any perscn or persons whoC1hall ap.
preheud and convey to the Jail of the said
county OF Cheste field the said Thomas
Harrlsi And do moreover enjoin all of
fceSs, Civil and military, and exhort the
good people of the Commonwealth to use
tbeirbest endeavors TO appreAend and con.
vey to he Jail aforesaid, the said Thomas
harris, that he may be dealt with as, in
such cases the Law directs.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Go.
r c vernon, with the seal OF the Common.
wealth annexed, at Richmond, this
11th day OF July, 1910.
(Signed) GEORGE WIN. SMITH.
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For Sale,

A Tract of Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the South branch OF Fine Ccekr.
which contains about 1--WE hundred and six.
~ acres t,so hundred acres at least OF
which are ancleared. The superior 1sisQ.
alton, aud many other local Advantaxss
the land will render il veE dezra2e b
any person who may be dfposef IL pu{-
chase Land in this county, Yhe 1topH.
etor, living on the place, will with pka-
sure show it to any one win wishest8 be-
come purchaser. Tne terSs-vf sale will
be accommodated to the convenience of the
purchaser ifpossible.
Edward Mayo.
.oawtf.
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VIRGINIA.
In Halifax county Court, In Cham
Gerry Oath April, 1910.
Anthony Wilkinson, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
John w. Mann aud Joel Mann,
Defendants,
THE defendant, John w. Mann not hav.
j. ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court land iFapp& pr.
ing to the satisfaction of the Coyft al he
is not an inhabitant of this Com hon II Eth,
On motion of the plaintiff by rs kZ6sel,
1t is ordered, that the said last h,chtioned
defendant, do appear here on the fourth
Monday in September next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
one of the NEWSPAPERS published in the
City of Richmond, for eight weeks success.
sively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of the said county.
"a Copy-Teste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. elk.
NV 8 tp.1
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HANflL'fON'S
Celebrated WIorm- DESTROYING Lo-
Z6NCES.

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Among the symptoms attending Worms are.
breath, especially in the mcrning.--
bad and corrupted gumz--itching in the nose
and about the seas--convilsion epileptic h.s,
and sometimes privation of speech-,Ireg olar
appetite, sometimes ioa,hfng food. and some.
times voracious--purgiug, with SHINY and foe.
It'd stools-vonitiDg-larg snd hard belly
pains and sickness, at the stomachzpans in
the head and thighs, with a lowns,s of spirits
slow fever, with small and irregular ,iilsss=-=a
dry cough=exeessive thirst-somelimes pale
and unhealthy counsenanccy and sometimes the
face bioated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above symp-
toms should have immediate recourse to Haaiil-
tons Worm Destroying Lozengcs, which have
been constantsy attended @ith success in all
complaints similar to those nbove described. 5
Hahn'S true and genuine German
Cora Piaister,
An infaIlible remedy for corns /; speedily re-
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
Genuine Persian Lotion,
The Restorative Powdsr=-fol the Teeth and
Gums.
Hahm's Genuine Eye-Water,
A sovereign remedy tor all disease of the
eyes.
H0milton's Essence 81 Extract Of,
Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Gous. Palsy, Swelling,
Nunbncrs, &c.
Tooth-Ache Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
Immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
The A,todWe Elixir
For the cure of every kind of headache.
The Dam,ask Lip SalOe.
htal2i6As Ague 50 Fe0er Drops.