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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

The Hon Joha Goddard Of Portsmou b,
has been chosen, by the legislature OF New
Hampshire, Senator TO the Congress Of
The U. to supply the place of the Hon
Charles Cuts, whose term of service ex
pres on the Ali Of March next. Mr.. Cod
lard is an advocate for peace, Mr.. Cuts is a
ar.hawk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21
'a9ortlano:
December p, 1912

!. tyosaect 5rightens -The recent
=. n Vermont for members Of
ts0NS &c so far as an account of votes
to's heen received, is highly favorable
b's ,cress of the Peace and Wash
z u Ticket. In our next We shall
IN 70 give the result.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

Alate National hteAigencsy has this
..0,rk viz. " That our little navy
..D,ar determined to fight itielf into
s ~ We hope this will prove
rue, as it rcfpe0s our State managers
! Warrington, for it has always mcr
I'd and ought to have been cheriih
j and increased initcad of Dry
Dock, and Gun Boats, the hobbies of
I,Ferfon and MadIon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

Il. Aynies.-The accounts fate
/, : - mott of the troops competing
" \ sanding army, are to be itation-
y j The interior. From this cir
9 r !, it is evident that the gov
' .mrnr entertain no great apPrehen
CO ! !" Il invafon. if they did, the reeu-
j - roous would be quartered upon
!. frontiers or upon the feaboard-
1 y this fate CT things, where is
y An necefIlty Of fubje6ting the people
! he enormous exPenfe which will
.,rruc IN organizing and maintaining
!. voluntary corps now rafting
.l,ouchout this Diltri6t ?
The Colou,s of the Macedonian
b,vs been forwarded to Warrington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-12-21

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mcrce. Hitherto, 80 our r-'nonstrances and de.
nands she has yielded nothing. Should existing he
gotiation prove ifu,ess, she mist ,an that alto
peace be the policy OF our government, Freemen
yer hesitate between war ard submissions. France
once hM claim on our sympathes; but republican
France is strangely metamori hosv,!. An usurper
fattens the itch har, OF her ,d, ard has
veste nation OF citizens Into nation OF slaves 1t
would seem ,hs, nm angry Cod l,ad consigned them
10 the scousge of dc5po' for their m;d cxccsses in
the haiiow.d na,ne oil liberty. From souls We
detest that gigantic tyrant who tramples the
necks of scr,'ie aud prostate millions; Who loug
since has told them, IL he tgns H. their afecti-
ons he will in their fears. we cxpcc, nothing from
his justice, ask nothing from his clcrgcncy. Mo-
tycs Of expectancy may extor1 from him nakos,
rights. Thanks to n brni,e at providence we held
non oar liberties by tenure iaeearoUs rs his way
ward will!
My fellow citizens. whilst we prove fitlfu TO our
scveswhiist we fonev cheris!, the sentiments in
sepcrably connected with this day, securely may we
defy the proves oi England or oil France. The ark
ct our liberties is yet safethe rampaits of the
stitnion yet s.andand the intelligence, the patrio-
tism and the ya!or OF her sons, will triumphantly
bear our beloved country TO her glorious destiny in
despite OF the combined excrtions OF a world in
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or RENT, and possession given inmediately.
newly erected two -tory- Brick Dwelling
HOUSE situate on shcek9 hill, next 20 the present
cud'ng The ground boor h~s rooms IN it, all with
IRE places, a Rrick Stable, Carriage, Smoke and
Goal House, With an acre OF svounJ, under a good
enclosure. 90
Also, pleasantly situated Adams's Hin, a con-
ve"'ent two story Brick dwelling House. which has
oor rooms mt some necessary out houses, aud
an ei'eiost, halt-aerc Lot attached 10 IT,
ALSO, One among the hest mercantile stands in the
brick row; consisting o! neatly arranged Store.
Somp,mis itoon and vault Cor the dcpost Of co. -
de- Has IS situ,eion the r,ain s,r = street ~ n.
Intersection with 18th street. leading tn Rank stree,
and ne" more than 500, ard4 iso the Is aiding pscc
of the Basin pa
Tothe north of this stand, and or the same IN. 10
also t"r rent, the one half at co,nr,,sos,s ne,,r
erec'cd u.e-eovered Brick Lumher-Ioise. TLoe,
who may rent the storc. viii End it their con,en-
eney PERHAPS to hold this Lumber House.
July 8. a.,
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UNited States Carr. st.s
Circuit and Virginia district, Saturday IL
so, 1912. Gay ''Hy
Robert Gouriey Executor of the last will onl,.
'''He, ~ " ,,,."u" i'''hdo'Ph' aecd Iit8:
Garter Page, Executor Of Archibald Cary -,
was ex'or of Peyton Randolph, Ednund Ra1,i 49,
devisee and heir Of Peyton 3antoph, decd and H.
bert West admir- Of Philip l.. Grimes who ,ya.
eeutor of John Robinson, surviving executor oc p;,
Up Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jenni,or '
nv Ofcnaante,
Edmund Randolph, IL IL ordered End decyeed H..
Martin Dawson and Geo. Ereenbow. nr s;,J,,.s -
them, do make sale Of the slaves and o;ber no,,,s
ty in the ndenture of trust of the 9th of NJ ,sc,
mentioned, on credit of Q and is montts Iii;
bond and good security; payable TO them. or tbe ors
that shall act as commissioner as aforesaid a,d l;
the said bonds into court, to be disposea og a ~
court shall direct. The said sale. 10 he odyeT,;;
four weeks in three of che Richmond news-nsso,.
And It is further ordered that either of IL 49,,
commissioners may sell separate anv mar, nj ,b "5
property and it is further ordered that The -.
agafnst the defendant Edmund Randolnb AN -
be enforced against his person until sbe t,Is, s :;
disposed OF, neither his peison nor pronerfy L',;
able beyond the sum decreed TO be paid Inv him So,
by consent of The Plaintiff and of Carter pee ,,
utor Oh Aremb-!d Cary, who was executor 0f PIT
Randolph 1t is ordered that one of the conro;ss;
ohers OF tins court do examine state and settIe tb
account of the administration of tic sa;i 60 ~" '
Tue sad Randolph, on the estate of the said Arnl;
bald Cary. '' -A'''"-
"a Copy)
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~ Ill be disposed of, if applied for immedia,p,v.
~ the following valuable HURSf:S-I eo,;d.
iuii booded Stallion, years old next .Drirr ~
W onder, out OF a Diomed Mare-His reputation y,
race; is equaled by few horses on the turf a, M.
wo hlles by Wonder, years old Two cell.
years, and :, year old, by Wondcr--one Brood
N'are' by Chanticear, II years old and several O.
,er horses calculated for various kinds of use These
horses may be seen Westbuiy 1.-THE plantation a.
ane iatc honorable Samuel Tyler) in Charles City
county, 20 miles below Richmond. The terms NJ
safe made known by application to the subscriber ia
June so. "ho' LofALL:
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June so.

Vie SUBSCRIBERS being Equalizers of the
e.. taxes on real estate laid by the Common Hall
notify all persons who have complaints to male ;.
them as it respects the valhation of their
on which valuation the taT is lady that tbey NIL,
receive, IN writing, such complaints At any time br.
they will sit at the Halls public chamber in .ad 10y
TO f.quai,ze the City taxes real estate. Tho a..
SCISSORS bock' may be seen by application to him.
c. TGMPkINS.
BENZ DUyAf,
~ 90 VIM. WARDLAw.
2w
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4 AND FOR S.4LE.-The subscriber offers fo,.
- sale, the Tract of Land on which he resides in
cumberland county, 4 miles from Farmyiile, and one
from Appomattox river, now nayigable to Peters.
6urs-containng $50 acres, fully 200 OF which are in
woods, 100 handsomely with Red Clover and the
remainder in high state of cultivation In addition
to beauty OF situation and fertility of SOIL there is on
the tract Coal Mine, which would to a man O. ca
pitai and enterprise, render it douby valuable
II the above property is not disposed of privately
Got which notice will he given) before the first iay Of
sept next. Il viii on that day be offered for sale ION
the premiseS) TO the highest bidder-one fonrth of
the purchase money will be required on the day of
sale, ut which time satisfactory title will he mn3e-
and the balance in three equal annual instruments,
with interest from the date.
JOHN KELSO.
jury Dc wtlstSep.
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'sNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-The above
a. reward will ae paid to any person who win
bring to the subscriber, tn BurwelI and Lewis
Commission Merchants, in Manchester, A RED
MOROCCO POCKET BOOK, which was this dav
lost between Manchester and three miles from there
on the Petersburg road. The said Pocket BOOK
contained. $50 DOLLARS. Eleven Ten dollar
notes. and eight five dollar notes, and four notes of
hanu one on james JOHNSON, snotlei,on PbiIip
Dedmond, another on Zachariah Shackleford. and
the other on Vaughan the amounts not reeol-
iected. There were also four letters, likewise.
receipts to a considerable amount one to John
5. Rarenscrof, of Lunenburg, to John M. Yates
Of Mecklenburg, Mrs. Mary ID. Hamben, of Anne
ia; the last to Miss Mary Gnode, of MeckIen
burg; one bond given by Thomas Edmonds, or Ed
mondson, of Lunenburg, tos Mr.. Quares of Bruins
WICK, assigned to VIM. Yates of Dnviddie, and from
said Yates to John w, Higgb5otham, late of Neck
Ienburg, the amount originally for thirty dollars
probabyit has credit of few dollars The above
reward viii be given to any person who will return
the said pocket book with its contents. when lost
HENRY BURWELL
Mecklenburg county, June l3th 1912. If
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WIZ. MARSHALL, Cyx.

oTICEmBy virtue of the, foregoing deerey,
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9th day of Ano,,s,
next, at the Washington Tavern in Ibis civ. the
property embraced in the said dec..ee, upon the
terms therein expressed, yizDck, Judy, and then.
eniu,Sni ouekey and Lucy and Sam, Aggey aud
then ehidren' Seceondy, Mourning, Edmonia, Lew
is, Blenheiln and his wife Phiiiis snd children.
Charles and Moses, Harry anil Nanny his wife aud
children, Watt and Billy, and Jainmey and his wife
Dolly ana child, Lydia, Jenny, Willard, Lewis--At.
list will be produced likewise the furniture, con-
sistng OF beds, blankets, sheets house linen and o.
Their furniture, The plate ofthe said Randolph con-
sishng OF silver euP, silver flee pot, tea ditto.
no. sugar dish, silver walters, six dozen silver
spoons large and SMALL carpets, china, one coaeA,
Phae:on, two herses. '
The sale will comm snce at 10 o'eIoek
June so. ''"I
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CHANCFRY.--Buckingl county, New
- Haidln Perkins and Price Perkins, executors oE
Hardin Perkins, deed, who. was acting exe'or. Of
john Watkins, decd, and Robert Watkins, one of
Ihe ehidren and representatives Of the said John
""'N''' a uee t'' Piain.!gs.
Jos'as Chambers and Ciopton Chambers,
Defenddsts,
Va the motion of the plaintiffs by their attorneys
ana . appearing to the satisfaction Of the cour 40
inc dett. Josas Cbanhers is moi an mabitant of M,
stete, II IS orfered and dcc-eea That unless The,
s I 'osias shall appear here or before August
ictm neN, and answer the bill of the plain6gs the
court "i then proceed 10 take the same for confers
SEQ rs % nm anddccree the matter thereof aecord-
hgy ara that copy Of this order be forthwith put-
inond tOr t"0 months s1ecessyeiy, and that another
copy be posted up at the front door of the COURT
house of this county.
copy. Tese,
,,.oc r. ELDRIDGE, jr. y. c.
Ivy -"' w2Ia
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SYN SnLe<i.nlN, nave .or safe, Uar,'es
IA otCaruthe,'s rectifed Whiskcy "a few tierces
common Whskey-two jaires Lexington Wedding
Hoes, and few tons excellent Plaster of Paris on
consignment which they vii! sell on moderate terms
June &c. oawSw
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~ OTICE-The subscribers for stock of the Far
~ mer's Bank of Virginia, are notified that an
election OF Directors for this, and the respective de-
partments, vii. be made the Capitol in this city,
on Monday the sd day OF August next, conformably
to the regulations prescribed in the charter of In
corporation.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
June 25. w5w
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July 8.

k>oh SALE:--landng from on board the schoo-
nGr West Indian, from Charleston
u. loo oa'es hne southern Cetton-50 ,ierces New,
Rice. And in store-eO hh,ls WbistcvNso L.,
rs's do.--5o0 sacks Liverpool Sslt--2oo Iar,;r,
iiidcs-5oo Sack Bags-50 rea,ns Wran,,ipp Pancr.
June so.
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~ WET SULPHUR SPRINGS, Mopro, ooun.
e. y; NignR-The subscribers respeetfrlIy ;u-
,Irn the Gente'nen and Ladies intending to via;t
s,o olssr,ss' mat they are prepared to Keep the
.pey nave been at considerable expense in enjereno
.'I I~o'gng foons and Stqbies, and have proyided
= larse supply of Provisions of the best Kind. ~
quors, Grain, &c. N"u' Ii.
1t s thought not improper to seous;nt ,hs mill.
that the present Manager is the sane who has ~
cure oi the Springs for the last three ycars ana
Ing now concerned with Gentleman Of capiiai
y WI nc able to afford every possible comfort ts
yoos o. WILLIAM vAss a Co.
WV
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June 25.

MIR. WILLIAM PORTER, Sen.-Sir, YOU not
~ 4 being resident OF tae state OF Virginia, will
take notice, TINT the first Monday in July, 1872
at Joseph, Rogers's tavern, near Northumberland
courthouse in the state OF Virginia shall take the
aiavits of aundry persons to be read in evidence,
in the injunction depending in the superior court OF
chancery, holden in Williamsburg, in which am
pltff and you and others defts.-whcn and where
you may attend if yoa please.
THOMAS ESKRfDGE.
June &C. wswn
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{ HARLoTTE COUNTY TO wIT--Taken I'M
= e ny DaV1 Srunhll on The waters of Warlsfor k,
INC ON day Of June, 1879 small sorreI mare. a.
bout tour feet or inches bigh-blaze in her lore
heao' both hind feet white, the left above The foot
lock, the right about half way, shod Def, IRE anS
has been shod behind, supposed to be three year.
old last spring, appraised to 6 fteen dollars
C0bg THOMAS READ III.
June SO. ~.
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IA LOGA, 0CULIST e DENTIST, oppo.
We site MIR. John Lee, Shocku HILL Respectful.
u informs the public, that he has boon sofortunate as
To give general satisfaction 60 those who have en-
poyed him, his operations being performed without
causing the least pain. To his practice with the best
surgeons, oculisis and dentists in Europe, lac has
added the experience Of several years. He cures
diseases Of the eyes without any surgical operations
and ~ the most easy manner He mparts beauti
iul white TO the teeth, and cures the tooth ache im
mediately without extracting them. His artificial
teeth will be neat, convenient, and exactly like nat
urai ones lie has Constant supply of the learned
Desiraborde's elixir, which cures the seuryy, and
preserves the gums and teeth from decay
nr SHpeyfBe Tooth Powder.
July 8. Atm
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MUSIC.-L. Boucherie, respectfully informs
I've the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and its
vicinity, that in the course of eight or nine days. he
will be in this city, where he intends to teach the ri.
ano Forte. Those who will favor him with, their
confidence, may rely upon his puncbal attention to-
wards their perfection.
July 8. If
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q OIIOE-Ine Subscribers, having quaineu RS
~ Executors to the last VIII and Testament of
James Lyle Sen. deed, request all those indebted
TO him either by Bond otherwise or to either of
the concerns of which he was member, to make
Immediate payment. The office is kept in the
House in which the late Mr.. LYLE resided, in this
place. j.
On Thursday the 25th of this month, will be sold,
for Cash at the late dwelling of the said deceased
all his household and Kitchen furniture. Also a
small stock of Cows and Horses.
ROBERT GRAHAM, : Execu-
RICHARD j. GOODE, tors.
.Hdnchester, June 12fh, 1879.
T.. 5. My state of health being such, as to make
necessary should travel In the country for few
weeks in order to repair il Mr.. Tarlton Saunders.
has asful and ample authority to transact le bust
ness of MrLyle's estate in my absence as l my self
possess.
r.. E. GooDE, Ex'r.
June l9. 2awiw
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vaNHE thirteenth drawing Of The William and Ma
u ny College Lottery of ninety numbers took place
on the 10th day of June at the capitol when the
following numbers were drawn,
viz. 81, so, IS, 20, 6S,
The fourteenth drawing will take place on the
lith July next in Richmond.
June %. If
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'azard in defence of the govern

counter every hazard in defence OF the govern
mrnt oil oui choice.
War-Tho' always deporable in its consequences,
yet we hail it MS refuge from, greater evil
The federal printers who have enlisted under the
banners OF their country; them ,oluntarily
tend " the right hand offellowship."
Our Southern brethren, who are engaged in a
sontet for independence. May success crown their
virtuous efforts.
England and France-the foes to liberty y the
curse oil the world.
Foreign alliances; ever to be execrated hy the
friends To political liberty and national happiness.
The squadron under the conmand of Cummo-
dore Rodgers-may II ayenge the insults and inju-
ries inflicted upon the commerce of our countr
The Ocean-Desigucd in the scale of providence
as the highway u nations; we have resolved ira
vel it.
Manufactures and Agriculture--'rhey form an
important pi liar tn political edifce.
The ycomanry of the U. States---'rher virtue s,
their patriotism citizens will render them nSinci-
BILE as Soldiers.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Capt. Inn. BoHing---The Orator of The day.
may those sentiments which he has so eloquent
y expressed to day be cherished in the hearts OF his
eountrymen.
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III UGH CHAMBERS, intending for the present,
y d to reiinquish the retail Dry Goods business,
WV dispose OF his stock, Consisting of general as
sortment Of well selected DRY Go0ds,) an adyanta.
geous terms, both 90 price and credit, to those
disposed TO purchase considerable amount.
N. u. III. Chambers viii have no objection to rent
the store and countingroOm at present occupied by
him.
June qG. emf
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THE MEDICAL. COLLEGE LOTTERY.
IN WHICH ARE -
TITO PRIZES or FTPI'Y THOUSAND
O0LL.9RS,
Nhi commence drawing OH the 11th of June next
when the first drawn ticket will entitle The boIer
to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
The subscribers have for sale number of the
TICKETS, which they offer at present at the orr.
Sinai price OF II EN- DOLLARS; the opportunity thus
presented oil purchasing chance fo~ a fortune al fe
losces rate should not be ncglectedas the price of
Tickets will certainly he raised on the Cd Monday of
next month Applications from distant places bylet-
ter post paid, &nclosng the cash, will be immediate.
y attended to by either of the subscribers at tLeH
Lottery Offices in Baltimore
KEARNY WHARTON,
PHILIP III. NICKLIN,
J. L. COHEN, Jun'r
Baltimore, March Oh. 2awt1stOst.
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(nY AUTHORITY or TIT. srA1E or
MARYLAND.)

$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each Ssso.ooO
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
Sfdftonary frises as folioSr:
First drawn ticket entitled TO $4,000
~. 5000 blanks SIC each
The next 1000 do. Is
do Ticket after the 5000 blanks $4,000
FIRST drawn ticket the 18th and until the o5tl
day $500 each
-, Do eSth to s5th (excepting the ,oo ,;.lo,.
Tickets constituting rrizes) ioo iicSets'
The san. ten prizes to consist of the numbers from
10 ieoO inclusive, each hundred of ie said 1000 to
be one prize, the first drawn hundred lowest num-
Der Tor the 95th day, and regularly ascending to
the S5th.
First drawn ticket on the S5th $4,000
DO. 36th to i1st 500
10. 4lst to 50th inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day sOO0O
The prize books to consist Of Nos. a 1000.
me object contemplated to be accomplished BY
the above scheme, is emineny entitled to the fayer
and patronage of the citizens of Baltimore. The es.
Enlistment of Medical College will unquestionabIy
have beneficial influence the general literary
character OF our eTy-on it perhaps may be herea-
ter engrated the other Colleges and thus an univer
sity be constituted -.
1t will however give other important advantages
1t VIII promote spirit of investigation in the ia
cuity,I VIII induce young men of talents establish
tDemseivesn our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this community the best aid that can be af.
forded by the medical profession. 1t may also be
proper to remark, that if this school should prosper
us Is u VIII cause large sums to be expend-
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
dsbursed in other places.
we presume that those gentlemen who are '.nxi-
Gus Tor the advancement of the interests of Ef,.-
more will give us their support the above eonsi
deratons.
10 those who are inclined to profit themselves al
the same time that they encourage us-we conf;
IDENTITY say no scheme Of lottery sospendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in this
country.
90 The commissioners having already contracted
lor the sale OF sufficient number of Tickets to au.
thorze them IN fixing the earliest day for drawing
that the time necessary for making preparations will
| admit,
GIVE. NOTICE,
That the drawing Of the Medical College Lottery
| will commence on the 11h day Of June nest.
TICKETS may be had by application to the Ma.
! regers.
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PLOTTING CLoTHs.--A large supply of best
Ap Dutch Boiling Cloths, 6-i rud 5-4 wide-.just
received and for sale, by
SAIL. G. ADAMS.
June %. lsv
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UST Received and for sale by Edward Halam,
~ nrst door above the Eagle Tavern, Richmond
Fresh Imperial, Gun-P Powder, Young Hyson. and
Souchong Teas.
Double Refined and Penington's Leybird Loaf ST..
gar.
Superior quality Old Port Wine.
Cogniac Brandy.
Pine Apple Cheese and Alex'a. Crackers.
Spermaceti Candles.
Ground Plaster of Paris
a few Crates Liverpool Ware.
April 10. 1owtr
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E'oWN LOTS FOR SALE.-The commissions
n erS appointed by act of the last General As.
sembly TO lay off Town ut Mecklenburg Court
House, Virginia, will offer for sale the highest bid
der on the premises about forty Lots Immediately
around the Court House of the town of Boytlton.
laid out Pursuant to authority, on Monday the Sc
venteenth day Of August next it being court day
the sale will continue from day to da7 until all the
lots are sold Terms of sale, Bonds with approved
security for the payment of the purchase money on
the 2Oth March 1918, H. and IS
THE COMMISSIONERS.
June 10. nd,
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'HREE HUNDRED Spanish Hides, so Barrel.
n cut Henings, Il 10 Bales Spinning Cotton, jusl
received and for sale by
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
June 10. ff
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HTRESH ALMONDS.--F Fifteen hundred pounds
a. Hard Shell Almonds, Just received, for sale by
jerks & BILLINGS, II street.
June IL. f
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Z NlTED STATES ARMY-Ilavin. been an
- pointed by the President Of the w. S. Paw Mas
ter to the new army in the Sfates of North Caro.
INA and Virginia. hereby notify the officers that
their meH. ~ '"N'' """
SAMUEL TURNER,
Distrid Pay-.Haster u. S, .9r,,y.
Petersburg, June Is, 1919. "
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