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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
MIR. David Williamson,

ASIT. DAVID Williamson,
Sir-As you do not reside in the State
OF Virginia, and have no agent within
the said State to whom can give notice,
l hereby, through the medium of a pub
lie Newspaper printed in the said state,
give you notice that on the cad day of
November next, between the hours of
TENN the forenoon and six in the afternoon
OF the said day. 1 shall proceed under
commission from the Superior Court
Of Chancery holden at Winchester in the
said State, to take he deposition of Will
liam M'Guire OF Hampshire County, at
the Court House of the said County, in
the Town of Romney, whose deposition
when taken.I shall offer as testimony ina
suit now depending between us in the Su
perior Cour. Of Chaucery, wherein / am
Complainant and you and Charles Rem
nett, late Sheriff Of Loudoun County. are
Defendants.
LEWIS ELZEY.
October 2+ At
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
September, 70 1915.

Virginia, to wit.
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Winchester District the first Monday
Alssandssr Young. Plaintiff.
against
ferdinando Fairfax, John Dixon G. Ro.
bert Read and Thomas Swami and Ed
mund j. Lee, administrators of William
Byrd Page decd Defendants.
HE Defendants, Ferdinando Fairfax
4 Robert Read and Thomas Swami
and Edmund J. Lee not having entered
their appearance and given security &C.
cording to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, THAT they are not
inhabitants of this country 1t i, ORDER
ed, That the said Defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and thar
copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Winches.
ter, for two months successfully and post
ed at the front door of the Court House
IN the said town of Winchester.
A Copy. Teste.
DANIEL LEE, G. G. G.
September :. I'm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
October, IT..

Virginia, to wit.
In the Superior Cours of Chauccry hoI-
den at Winchester the 9Th day Of
July 1884,. =.
w lillian Richardson Plaintiff.
against
George Carey and James Carey heirs Of
John ID. Carey decd Henry William
Baker, and John Baker Executors OF
Henry Baker decd Defendants.
TsHE Defendants George Carey and
n James Carey not having entered
their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the .Ac. Of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court that they are
NOT inhabitants of this Country On the
motion OF the Plaistiff by his Counsel,
1t is ordered that the said Defendants
George Carey and James Carey do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term,
and answer the Bill of the Plaintiff and
that a Copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed IN Win
chester for two Months successfully and
also posted at the front door of the
Court House in the town OF Winchester
and on the motion OF the Defendant
Henry w. Baker b. his Counsel, and for
good cause shewn he is permitted to a,
mend his answer he paying all Costs &C.
ca,ioned by such amendment.
A Copy, Feste.
DANIEL LEE, 6. &C.
September 8, 2m'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
NOTICE.

ME Overseers Of the Poor of Frede
a rick county and corporation OF
Winchester are required to meet at the
Poor. House in Winchester on Monday
the goth day ofthe present month, in or
der TO appoint the officers and settle with
the collectors. I he acting sherifTs Of
the county and the SERGEANT of the corpo
ration are desired to attend with their &C
counts for settlement. Members will
please to attend precisely at 10 o'clock.
By order of the board,
LEMUEL BENT, Clerk.
October AZ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
Bank Of Winchestes. an Virginia

Bank 81 Wanchestes' an Virginia
AT general meeting of the Stock hd
ders OF the Bank of Winchester in Wiz.
ginia, held ssreeabiy to public notice
at their Banking House, the ais, day
of August 1913.
ResotUed That the Capital Stock of
the Bank of Winchester, in Virginia, be,
and the same is hereby, augmented to
the sum OF five hundred thousand dollars
the augmented Capital to be divided ioto
shares of fifty dollars each, and to be
subscribed for and paid in the manner
provided by the I'd article Of association
OF the Bank OF Winchester Virginia lex
cept as is hereafter provided /: fer which
purpose Books shall be opened on Mon
day the 18th day of November next, in
the town OF Mooretield, under the SUPER.
attendance of Isaac Vanmster, William
Cunningham, Sr. and Edwaid Viii
lIams, Esq or any two. AT Pendleton
Court House, uadcr the superintendent
OF Peter Hull sear. Henry F!esher, VIII
liam Mckay, Aaron Key, Zebuior Dyer,
Nathanel Pendleton and John Hopkins
Esqs. or any three. AT Winchester un.
der the direction of Edward Mcclure
and Lewis Hof Esqs. At Romney under
the direction OF William Mailer, John
Baker White and Peter Heiskell Esos.
or any two. And at Woodstock under
the direction of John Arthur, joseph
Arthur. Jacob OFT, P. Williams and Ro.
oert Turner Esqs. or any three. Provid-
ca that the first instalment, on each share
OF augmented stock subscribed, shall be
payable on the first Monday in April
1916 and not before.
RESOLVED: That Branch of the Bank of
winchester In Virginia shall be establish
ed at the town of Moof6eld, subject tot
the articles OF association of the Bank O
Winchester IN Virginia, 80 far as the
same apply, md TO such other regulations
as may be hereafter established, by 2
meeting of the stockholders.
Resolved That committee consist.
ing OF SAMUEL M'Mechen, William Hill,
and A. II. Powell be appointed who are
hereby directed to frame additional arti-
cles OF association in conformity to the OBJ
Ject and principles contained in the fore
going resolutions.
Resolved: That said committee, shall
report to general meeting of the stock
holders, hereafter to be called, the sddi-
tional articles o! association by them
framed, to be by said meeting approved,
altered, modified or rejected
Resolved That the commissioners
named il the second resolution, TO open
books Of subscription shall be regulated
in the discharge of their duties by the
18th and Bib articles of association Of the
Bank Of Winchester in Virginia, except
that In the event Of all The stock not
being taken within the three FIRST days,
the Books shall be again opened for one
day only at the different places where
Books are directed 10 be opened for sub
scriPtions and not 10 the Town of Win
chester only
EDWARD Mcguire,
Atest Chairman.
LEWIS HoFF, Cashier.
October az
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
PUBLIC SALE

NNILL be sold on Thursday the Goth
w instant, if fair, if not the next
fair day, at the house OF Isaac Doxell
on ffe Farm of MIR. John Melton near
Battlctown, all the personal estate of
VIM, Pash deesd consistins, of Household
and Kitchen ftirnit6re, one Negro Wo-
man, Hogs. Mich Cows, one Mare, and
a compiote set of Carpenters tools : also
small crop of Corn no1O in the field.
and a variety of other articles. Six
months credit will be given on all sums
over five Dollars, all under that sum
cash. Bonds with approved security will
be required.
j jeaSp c nDNh1d' Adm.'.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
ALSO
PUBLIC SALE.

N7ILL be sold on Tuesday the 9TH
w OF November next, at the late
dwelling of Elisha Phelps decd all the
personal estate to wit: Horses, Cattle,
Hogs. Sheep, one Wagon and geers, a
quantity of Corn by rho barrel, Hay in
the stack, grain in the ground, Feather
beds aud bedding, one light day Clock,
one Still, one ten plate Stove, farming
utensils, Household and Kitchen furniture
with many other articles too tedious to
mention. Twelve months credit will be
given, and the conditions further made
known on the day of sale, The sale r.
oegIn at 9 O'Clock, and TO continue from
day, to day till all is sold, where due at
tendance will be given by
RACHEL, PHELPS
and Adm'ss.
JESSE PAYNE
N. b. All those indebted to the above
estate, are rcqucstedSt TO come forward and
make immediate payment as no indul-
gence can be given; also all those that
have any claims are requested to bring
iorward their accounts we'll authenticated
to7 settlement.
R. p. and J. P. Admr's,
October II. St.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
POStpOnemeDt.

~ NE sale of the property of Will
Il liam Pssh decd as advertised to
take place on the Goth inst. is post
poned 10 the I'd November,
JOHN ChRRINGTON :
ISAAC DOWEL. Admr's.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
w anted Immediately.
Notice.

HE President and directors, of the
Il Bank Of Winchester..n Virginia,
haveth is day ordered the third ms tai
ment of ten dollars On each share of Ca
pital took, to be paid at the Bank, on
or before the 9th day of Dec. next.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier
September, 70 1915. If.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
NEW GOODS.
JOHN V. BUSKIRK

Announces to his friends and the public
in general, that he has just receiv, :;
from Philadelphia and Baltimore. and il
now opening in the stand lately occupied
by Mr.. Isaac S. Lauck, and formerly by
Mr., Johu Linn decd.
Most splendid assortment of
Fall and Wantey Goods.
To eHumerate the whole of which would
be imPracticable ;-smong them how
ever are superiine, second, and common
BLUE, BLACK, BRowN ard GREEN
CLOTHS, Cassim Imperial cords
Cassine,s, Stockinetts,-Bcriin Webs
VestiDg-Alarchester Velretecns. Mar.
seilIe-, Callicocs. Ginghams. Masuiaps-
tons, Cambria, Book, aud L.no Mussl;ns.
Hosiery, FIannels, Coating, Baizcs,
Bumbazeen,, Bumbazctts. STUFF, Sikh:
Cambricks and fancy Muslins.
ALSO,
Irish Linens, Groceries,
Hardware ard Cutlery.
And complete assortment of DoMEsr1c
GooDs Rose, PolNr and Durrab
BL-4NkI,S.
ALSO
Bar IRON, Steel, and general
assortment Of Hoitozc jp'are
He deems it unnecessary to occupy the
time of his friends, by subj Getting them
to the labor of reading long ADVERTISE
ment tecming with vain DO astine bat
he invites his friends TO give him call.
and he feels confidence that he viii be
enabled clearly 10 demonstrate to them,
that their interest will be promoted by
dealing with HIM.
Winchester, October Sd. IF.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
NOTICE.

a IL those indebted to the estate Of
IN VIM. Pash. decd. are requested to
Come forward and settle ;heir accounts
those having claims are desired to bring
them forward properly authenticated for
settlement.
JOHN c Arr NC TON, Ad"''s
October 10, 1915. ids.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31

NOTICE.
THE subscriber has removed 60
Richmond, aud will practice law in the
several Superior Courts sitting within
the City.
Any business entrusted to his care will
be strictly attended to, and his clients
kept regularly informed of its progress
and situation.
r. E. PARK Err.
October 9th, 1916 at
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
FOR Sale.

ToT ONEe.
4 NEGRO MAN, about 30 yea ?.
IA. old, well acquainted with faimin o
and iabous generally ; sober, honest, and
industrious and is not sold on account
it any material fault. For particulars
apply TO the Editor of the Winchester
Sazette. October, IL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
FOR s ALE

A very valuable young NEGRO fellow
about 59 or 10 years DID, For term, an
ply to Edward Mcclure Esq. Winches-
ter.
October cath, 1915.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
NEW GOODS.
Joshua Aydelott

- ESPECTFULLY informs his Gus
An toners and the public in general ,
that he has just received from
PHILADELPHIA Il BALTIMORE,
and now opening at his stand, formerly
occupied by Mr.. Godfrey Miller, and
nearly opposite MIR. M'Guircs Hotel,
large and general assortment of
Dry Goods, @, 'eensware and
Groceries.
Among which arc Superfne, second,
common and Pelise Cloths, Cassiners,
Imperial Cords, Ssocklnetts, Bertha
We5bs, Manchester Velveteens, Mer-
settles, Kentons, Calicoes, Ginghms,
Cambria, Jacknref, Null, Book aud Lee
no Muslins, Flanne,s, Baizes, Silks,
Bumbazettes, Hosiery, Domestic Cigars
&c.
ALSO
An elegant assortment of plated Bits,
S'irrups, spurs &c.-which he is deter
mired to sell on the most reasonable
terms. He most earnestly invites his
friends 10 give him call, and feels conf
dent that they viii meet with general
satisfaction.
October 24th, 1913 #.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
PUBLIC SALE.

d virtue OF decree of the superior
o Court of Chsncery at Winchester
the subscribers will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder
That Beautiful Property,
belonging TO the estate Of JOHN IL.
NORTON deceased, consisting OF
A HOUS E AND LOTS
in the town of Winchester, formerly the
Dwelling OF the late J. II. Norton and
afterwards the residence of MI, AM
BIER.
The Sale will take place on the premi-
ses on the Goth OF November. The
terms will be
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31

FOR SALE.
an Monday the Goth of Novembe r
" next, will be offered for sale at
Salem lin Faoquicr Comfy, virginia,)
Fifty Likely
Virginia Born Negroes,
consisting of Men, Women and Children;
amng them there is good Blacksmith
and Family the above Negroes will be
sold for cash and are remark bIv likely.
LANDON CARTER.
October ~. ride.
BOLIING CLOTHS
THE subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan, Capt. Weston. from
Amsterdam, large and elegant assor.-
ment of Boiling Cloths, of superior
9uallty, which will be Offered for sale at
the store of Mr.. James Anderson.
AMOS ALEXANDER.
alexandria Oct. "a, 1915 If.
Wanted Immediately.
A young Man of unquestionable cha
N racter for honesty and integrity, as
an assistant In Store, to whom an adyan-
tageous birth vii! be given.
Enquire of the Printer.
October II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
80 Dollars Reward.
FOR SALE

OJN > N III.
"A Likely Negro Man about as years
"a OF age, WHO is an excellent cook
and good hand on farm. For further
particulars enquire of Mr.. George Iris.
Ter IN winchester, or to the subscriber
LING on Back Creek Berkeiy county
should the above not be sold before the
November Court, he will be exposed to
public sale before the Cour, House door.
on the first day of the next quarterly
term,
SAMUEL HEDGES cd.
October s4th, 1919 sto
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
FOR CASH.

lsubject nevertheless to the provisions Of
the lay commonly called the stay law.)
To those who know this property it
is needless to speak gifts beauty, and i'm
Provemcnt, and eligible situation. All
others it is presumed, disposed to puf-
chase will probably view the premises.
Fl. St. G. TUCKER Commits.
ROBERT PAGE, sione1.
September ~. tide,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31
FOR SALE.

likely young Negro fellows,
Il -Fcr particulars apply tt
GEORGE TRlSLER, Gaoler.
October cath, 1915 at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

FOR SALE I,}t.4CI OF L.4yNJD,
2 WING in the County Of AIbemsrle, between
= the two branches which make the Rivanna ri
yer and near their junction, containing $50 Acres
IL is exceedingly well tmbered with the best pine,
and ats description ia generally that Of good grain
land-tiiere rs stream OF water running through
It, IN which there is good seat for Saw & Girls.
dhl II hes convenient To three good Merchant
Mills, one of them within nile OF it, and there
is navigation to Richmond from them all To any
one disposed to purchase, the Land will be ehewn
by Mr. Martin, at present living OH il, or by AIr
d. T. Carr, in the immediate neiehborhood. and
the terms made known, application to the sub
scrber, in Charlottesville
Frank CARR.
september %. 4l-wSrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
ron S9EE


A GREEABLY to the last will of John Walker.
I a deed OF Powhatan county, will be sold, TO
the highest bidder, on Tuesday the oath inst or
.he premises tie plantation wherein the said Wat
ker resided, containing 1853 Acres, lying in the
upper end OF said cOunty.-.4iss, Slaves, consist
mgoi Men, Womea, Boys and Girls, the stock OF
every description, crop ofCorn, Fodder, House,
mold * Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, &c
~ ~ months credit viii be given for all Sums above
DO, the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity, 10 carry interest from date, fnot puncualy
pas.-Ail persons having claims against said e.
tate, ere hereby requested to bring them forward y
all indebted, are requested TO make immediate paw
msnt TO mr. on H1SE'LyVS, Executor.
october ,. diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

TO BRiCK L.sTERS .2yNc:o .li.sKERs.
SHTANIED good Bi':ck-tayer, to bud the A.
w cademy now begun on Marion Hill, the wort
is Ia be neat, and to be done directly The wnter,a.
Ser can be furnished wth three trowel hand, and
some attendance.
AL SO wanted, ONE MILLION OF BRIGGS
MADE, some tits fall, and the bs.a-ce next sn,in,
another million will be wanted next summer
Apply 10 NEIL McC0uLI..
August 81. SS-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
VNIliLlAM GiLLIAT daily expects to receive
W by the Indian Chief, and other arrivals from
London, general and handsome assortment OF
GOODS, sni,ab'e for the present and approaching
season, which nave been selected expressly for this
market, Tor cash. He las on hand an assert.
ment OF Wooiens, sc. reccited by the Canton.
from Liverpool, which he offers TOR sale on the
most reasonable terms, ut his store on the stree,
leading from tne Farmers Bank to Shockoe Ware.
house.
September SO iS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

cur A"oou's siaa't mt De IN Nai'. oar attentI
on SHALL not he forgotten. My nation shalt know
the respect That is pad over the deal. Whenl
return, viii echo t,e sourii OF your guns.
Communication 1;hon nc7v trincitle in PC
nerdting Steam.
Its power ard application which has hitherto been
considered Only to be created Tor domestic purposes
by boiling water, naUral philosophy and few expe-
r'neis have reduced this principle ofcreatine steam
toi,s centre. To prove the lact We employ a CIV
Under about twelve ieetin length, seven inches in
diameter, matte a! cast iron with ealcre about
inches, end on which to receive astop-cecl TO
be connected toa reservoir O. water The C., finder
to be paced in air furnace, made Of brick o, any
other material When supplied with fuel so Us 10
MAKE The cy'inier red hot, let on from the stop
cock any proportion of water according 10 the tenn
pcrat're oi rs heat, which vii become instantane-
ousy iarehed i'to steam, ard travelling ten feet
through the redcyli.der it expicdss with Immense
power, which r.ay be graduated by letting on more
or less wat ras oec'son may require, from the stop
cock, rot unlike the miller with his gate, and stop
suddenly.
The E'irrace does not require to be more than
eleven ieet by three; the w,o.e cNpence in gene
rating steam Sufficient TO dive two run Of stones up
ON this principle. viii not exceed two hundred and
twenty dollars THIS is saving of one half or more
oil the tuel, besides the expense of boilers
as well as the rooG, and can be employed ror al!
knos OF wheel work, without the ordinary danger
ofburstlng or getting oat ofrepair.
Any terther communication NAV be had by an
PLYING to the original propietor who is vii ing 90
grant privileges to any person wis!hss to have an
interest IN t,is principle.
Application NAV BE- made 10 MIR y. Gilbert up
per end OF River Street, Troy.
Troy, Oct 5, 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
EOR sale.

nNE Thousand Acres Of Land. lyirg IN
f'a'din eoc,y, Va PIC iHrer with IL tsee four
andes OF the eoitoi>e about dssnce iron CAT
t1,rcys lr0r-worl<, and fy-fyc mikes from Lyccbrrg
ois 10 lanrs oi Vim. A. burwtu, ESQ.,. John & II
AWAY, ana othrs-ihe Improvements small plantation
Vel improved, pretty good dwe6ny-oue. small grt
mill tilt is'nnRr factory ard in good repair IN
Mheh four d ad uorknsn may h very aivsntagsousy
pcyed, and The place interior in the upper country
seIent ant the market. for grain Of all Kind well bay
<eis CONSIDERED equal any in the eouny-this land
wen calculated % roinee tobacco ana small grain and
IS remarkable Cor good uniherI al sell great bargain IN
ts and, end res. !. hive wears pay For il. provided
the payments could be divided uit the subscriber
healthy and eonSet.-A further descrip,on uInecessa
ry as those who wish TO prrchase, Will the premises
aiSOd thc proprietor ~ aseut irpplcaiiun will be made
70 Cart oin c1lgrGy who resiesNiihn 3-:tis of mile of
the land, and Viii snew the same, make contract.
Joseph H. IOU.NES
land. ~ r.
ifGlfSn County,, September SO. +s-wSt-
LAND fUK SALE OR BAR'TER
n Lave several Tracts OF Land ia different coun-
Y ties above this Cty--eight of them within
short distance ofJames River, and from 90 10 so
mites above this. The others are more remote,
but some OF them near James Riyer, and others
on or contiguous TO other Rivers. Many of the
tracts are rich, and few well improved with build
,ngs, orchards, &c. will sell any Of them cheap
Tor cAsu, or buildings to be done ia and near
Richmond, or for property in or near it--or for
the materials for building delivered in Richmnnd
NEIL McCOUL.
August 80. SS-w,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
JOHN KING

gHTHL be sold at public auction, oE Tuesday the
Wv lOd October, st IL o'clock, before the front
door OF the Bell Tavern, in the CITY of Richmond
the beautiful Farm, on James River, only Z miles
below the City, called Chester HI, containing be-
tween SIX and seven hundred acres of Land-about
ore hundred Of which is Low Grounds, 60 prime
meadow Land--there are about 200 acres ionfv)
cleared-the high land has srich red clay bottom,
as any Land IN Virginia and is IS well adapted to
the cultivation Of small grain and coysr--there are
two elegant sciies for buiding--each of them xiv
ing complete view of Richmond--iti is also certain
that one Of the very best fisheries on James River
IS attached to tIiis piaceit is bounded by James
River, for half mile, and by Falling Creek for
ono mile and halls, from whid, any quantity of
water may be hsd for the establishment Of Mil
or any kind Of Mandatory. In short there are
but few fany situations within the same distance of
Richmond, combining so many advantages %
Oh, ster Hill
1erns Of Sdle.--OHe third Of she purchase mo-
neJ will required in 90 days, th balance divided
in two equal annual payments. Notes with arpro-
we'd endorsers will be required, and tie title with
held until the money is paid, or deed will be made
to the purchaser, and deed of trust taken TO Sc
cure the two last payments.
TIE safe IgiH he made unoet' tie 1iyectiou of
Jas. H. Lynch, .4uchOneer
ULLLLa.N GOODE,jr.
Chester nh, September 9-52 fois
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
WAI5LOCK q .yH.gp no.
KALUaBLE PROPERTY

ETOR SALE. Agreeable to the last
Wh ard Tcs'nment ofJuiet Allen, deed will be roll
81 puhie auction. under the direction of Lqlnes H. Luch
on MONDAY the icti inst TENEMENT situated on Rock.
Gus and warehouse streets, part of lot No. 1870. This pro
perry VII beonlded into five building enenens a plan OF
which WI be left At the Merchants Coeeouse credits
OF t"osiX, and twelve months that say fourth OF
and Twelve months. -
Notes Win approved edorsers payable at one of the
Bans OF virginia and deed of secure the psveit
OF the p!relas money, will b. required Imme4aie pos
se.lon vii be given epnrcser purchaser. The stu
anon % this property such cali the attention oh those
who may Wisl, TO realize property in this city.
RICHARD YOUNG, ,4cfine- Err.
7sith The mil dnHered
G. ~ the same time, two building tere1nens of twenty
live let front, running back ninety feet on Bloody Run
street, WILDE sold without reseTye.-1cr,rs ri sale.
-, JAMES n. LYNCH.
Nt.vulI ,. d5-tis