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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
NOTICE

IS. = NOIICE.
vEyHE annual meeting Of the stocSs
holders in the Little River Turn-
pike Company, viii take place on the
second Monday, in January 1916, at
John McLaughlin's hotel, in Alexandra.
At which time and place an election siil
be held for president, tour directors
and treasurer A ststemento OF the acs
counts, &c. will be laid before the comi
PAW. and ON the following day a superA
iintendant of the road aid collectors Of
tolls will be appointed.
Jonah ! thompson,
1reasarer.
Nov c5 stawt2dmJ
PKIN-fI N G
Hondvnrro1v nyacuted nj fhis Gficex
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
La1crusOh 81 Forte,

HAVE FOR SALE,
Landing from the schr. Lydia, captain
Beers from Boston.
70 boxes rnuld Candles, Sampson's
brand,
SO tons Plaster Paris.
nov so
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ninnon Lodge,


Containing from zee 800 acres on 90
tomac River. about miles FROM l,nn,-
fries and 20 fromAleyandria. The SOL
is good for corn, small grain and grass
1'he Improvements arc a dwelling house
in goeti repair containing SIX rooms, a
Kitchen. 4itunlry. stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belongipg TO this estate
offer to the purchaser the most Iiatter,ns
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farm bv an incons;derable devotion OF la
bnur. For terms apply TO the subscriber
or to .Hscsbipt Herbert, Esq. of Alexandri
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June Id.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
Cognac Brandy.

90 pipes Cognac Brandy, a part 2
years old, and warranted pure as i'm;
ported,
barrels fresh Currants
Just received for saleby
Peyton Dundas,
Twins wharf
ESQ for saie,
Gohhds. bright Maryland Tobacco.
Dec ii ct
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;; eticrson I1ana for Sale

a. CttCt SUI ELGiitA 1oi X 49,
A eOUr SEQ Acres in tbe county of
a Jefferson and State. of Virginia or
the 'oad leading from Winchester to
baltimore, II miles from tie forUNer. !
FEN Harsss''s Ferry and from Chs'.es-
tawr-eG niles from alexandria, Geors.-
Gown and he City Of Washington. The
improvements are a new brick house. 9
tories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
pie. &c.
The soil IS or tAc verv rrst nnalifv.
we'll adapted h. the glsMth Of timothy.
tioyerand every species 81 era. r.-7r- More
shan half Of the land IS covered with TIM
Der of the best quality.
pf.a f,x Ccl,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16
H.afLE saot1sE RogA sTREET Aspsla

S4TURDA ny DEsEnBrR Is, 1876
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

PKlNTI N G.
Handsomely executed at this QhcsS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-16

yentlIle Store. corner OF d'rince
!a'Fs and sNater Streets,
i AVA RIETY Q -
/ Ia, Goods, Groceries, sc.
l,rs q which viii be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
1 -. sakind Of goods which are on
,;or and the prices It which are
|hm nod csrl nj any time be viewed
|'sta s chased at the lowest limitation
|andV p G. MARs1ELI.ER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19
JOHN c. BORDEN & Co.

orr fer soie,
Al Their new store in Iroyat the Fall River Bridge
a general assortment oi genuine Gro
ceres, Provisions. Dry Goods hard. hollow and stone
ware, at Wholesale and retail, viz a <N
hnds. w l. Rum, OF sup'r. quality
) New-England do pufe
= pipes best American Gin
1000 WI Cotfee;
~ bhls superfne III, hmond Flour;
zoo bushels cf Rhode. island Corn;
10y 20. Rye;
200 do salt &C OILS Goldfish;
Cheese and Pork
Teas; Chocolate; Molasses; Pepper
finento Naimegs; Soap; Starch,
h'digo Tobacco snuff &c. SC.
: .flsc--A complete assortment of SHCES,
consisting OF boys thick Shoes ladies', misses and
ehiidren's calf skin and morocco
Likesfse--A large supply of Calicocs, In.
dia Muslns, Lenos, Cambg;cs, Cassimeres,, Broad.
cloths, shawls and Factory Goods every ,leseripop
a general assortment II Nails aud 3, ads,
sho'els, Hoes, Bake Pans. Tes.Ee,tles, Se:le.,,
art.Doxes &c. Sc
Fa'mets wishing to he supplied with L.
quors al cheap rate, will do we'll 20 call soon.
The above Goods Will be sold for cash, as
cheap as can be purchased in the State
w God and Flax Seed taken at the ma,ke,
priees: Troy, (.nass J Jug 10. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19
NICHOLAS GEFFkOY,
No. l25, TNomes-stj

No. l25, IHdmes-strce,
INFORMS the pubic that he as for ,alc ndepen'
i dent Of his constant supply Of Cutlery, Jewelry,
Watches, Looking Glasses, &c. &c.--Sugar, Coffee,
best supe fine Philadelphia Flour. by wholesale and
retail, at very reasonable prices for cash.
lie alsu continues his proessioa OF manu'ac,uring
Cod anI Silver Ware--and gives the true value oi
old Gold and Silver according 10 their standard.
great variety Ct osher a;ticlcs will be found At
his store, which are too numerous to mention.
Nczetor, february Dc. 1873
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19
PRIME GOODS.

J.. w. EDDY, will open this day, an elegant as
sortment of Prime Goods selected from the late I'M
portalions at Boston~-vizi
London print Callcoes, new Pctterns
white Cambrics plain and figured Leoo Musins !;
inckonet and book Muslins; Ginghsu's Nsnseers;
black silk friuged Hkf's: Madras ditto; Nes,ngs ;
Ribbons; silk Cords. sewing Silk a.linct Pms {;
Tapes white and color'd cott0n HoSs. GaioonS >
worsted Bindings &c &C.
All Of which viii be sold crJpfp, and on
accommodating terms ,
s-7. On hand, as usual, LARGE supply oil
American manufactures GOODS, selling off Cheap
Ae1bort, Hay 81 1915
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Cheap! Cheap :! Cheabtt!

q RiCtiHoND has just received. and is now
ol.ennS' large assortment Of GOODS, a.
Inong which are case o. aud "a black uhi,c AMI
co!oFd csnlbrcs; do caicoes and fsur'l Mus
ms str'p'd do; "a mourning shawis; heh, do :
cambric and cnmmoa Dmtics black a-d coord
p'a'a aud twld silks furniture Calitoes ine aud
low priced waite and eo!oHd cotton Hose Rntanna,
"l be sold at the reduced ptice III 70 CEN, per
yard--Au The above .Goods wiil be ,oid at very re.
duced prices, at wholesale and retail, fo cash :nly
Jiig - - N'''!,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19
tnAah 1DNNA.

Fl.asNl .5DNtiIo.
A elegan, assortment Of BRITISH G o o ID S.
"A lust received aud sos sale by J,,W EDDY.
Also, just reeeiue25o os seyIug Thresd''assort-
ed numbers, and American ,hir,iuSs, of aquaity
superior 10 any ever betofe offered TOR SAFE IN New
80, J8ie sS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19

NcSy Feather Reds ard Feathers.
r I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers. ard seaiheT
L. Beds, from 20 20 IS dollars, kept constant,
for sale ~ ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, CIaries-rsrecf
He has on hasi m sssortren: OF Mattresses o. all
binds .ss-s.srs, .Na-cs g. 1873
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NEW GOODS.
HARVEY SESSIONS.

HH'f N
rs this day opening handsome assortment Of Day
i Goops,viz
Supertine Broadcloths and Cassineres
priest Cloths for Pan,aloons &c supcrfne dressa
and undress'd London Prin,s-6.4 4 4 and 81 lrh,
and DARK Gioghams--64 9 and IA white and Liaek
cotton Cambrcks-stesm loom and dress'd shifting
Cottons-white and fgur'd Merseiiles, for vestngo
long lawn Ag cotton Lases1company yellow and clue
satin Ribbons--plain Ribbons--wAite silk Hose
Oimi,ies-Lace nett Musns--black and cross bard
silk Hkf's--cotton and worsted IIose--Dispers--
black pon,ba zets-siiz and cotton Shawls-long and
short silk Gloves--%4 and Ga shear Muslin
Aud almost every other articIe usuay cal
ted far in a Dry Goods Store May 81
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
=. T. REMINGTON, No. ia. Thames.si.
As just received an extensive assortment of
Enslisa, India, French aud American Goops.
SAieh w1h be sold remarkably cheap 10, CASH
;1n''s 'sAish are he ytol0~lny ~.
broadcloths black, blue ..Ud mixed
SAssnneres; Flannels black, brown and red Bonn
oazeus (; katlnets supertine undress'd Cacoes !:
Prlnts; wlue Camerics clegan, silk half ISfs.
striped sndseeded Muslins j4couct do silk Hkf's
long and short kid Gloves cambric Dimiies com.
mon uS, Na0kiasi elegant Festings; Ribbons.
9 heoimgton has rccsl,ed an assort.
Iae's az American Goods, which viii be sold ar the
I's'|FF p'ices, Ne-.h ~. Tnr.S
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NO. so, 2hameS -s.recf,
ID EspECTFULLy informs the public al'st ne a
IA gain occupies his old stand in Newport, where
Gentlemen and l. dies Can be accommodated with
genicei Boarding and Lodging as formerly lie al
so improves the wharf and stores of VIM Gardner
Oa.c Caleb Gardner. Esq.) where ships may be &C
commodsied with wharfage AID every necessary fc'
fitting and where goods may be stored on reasona'
bic terms. The smallest f-,or gratefully acknowi
edged IprIt ,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19
PUBLIC HEALTH.

T~HF BArnrvo Hcrsr, Pc.bea sfret', is nov o
j pcsea for the sesson.-Tickc,s 81 sca.s.
-'cresr;, xrysS 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-19

The Patrm I'npr0vca Gas A9parafus.
L on lighting Manufactures, Mines, Milis.street'
J. Theatres, Lighthouses, &c. &c in conseni
en,, safe and economical manner, with CssL'rh's
produced from fossil coal. viii be put up complete
oppera,ion on reasonable terms and every ,"iof
nation respecting it communicated on aprrca'ion TO
wINsLow LEWIS, Bo'isa--or
DAVID MELVILLE, .NewpsTf, AZ
yB-The Lights may be seen in oPpera''on AZ
rny time during The approaching summer az thc
Bs,hns house, Newport. .5fTsi 20 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
JIIPITERET YRNYIG

tof The heaten mythology. nd the goiegs 81 low, ami h.,I.
~, have remarkable treble CONJUNCTION follow About
he nfas oJHiy, jnptr began rapidly approach Venus
from Tia East; b. tr end oti month geS within 10 d
oi ,, nE b. tie middle o. August in fril coniucon
WITH is beauty Of me skies Vents this zine IN iornsd
crescent ~ great sp ndr rHd Tte hours Behind he .u
They ran nraye iDle ,T towards tic tor nqut,,
o. ~ WttsjHprtr iif,t tabing ue LEAD. and waiting
fnr us companion; nout tr middle ci October ter are -
pnu IN injunction wt each Other and with die su They
Iow become incoming sinrs. Venus cHergtg the sun
~'Ih gr,at ce it's followed ~ Jupiter she is 20 deg a.
bad Of him ue 5eginning Of November and 30 detrt.
themUst by November IS Jupiter nOw heein, to e1ir
Creuud, T't by the middle OF D,ctnl5r ar,in npprritht
htf tb (as sen iTua tie oarth Is in the sign Scorro M
iormeF coQunctons reijrrd o. haging been III iiinn
rheynow s,I,riC iay. and IL degree, apart lsGr,
tc ytars eiF 80 degrees apart g fore Fcbrrary and Ga
dog. s5lEdcrby teh. -, 1916 TLoids;i Pgher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30

lire matter las bccnpat, in odr &, 80 Nctcn o. the acid
upon the barryl MAJ b tlestrUyu. a. gisloI,
Inc water by thu acid neutrali1,U.
IhS barrel wh,n Gsnfiom u "o'er, Iui, :f',r lsins
perfectly dry, BE- rubsd Sios III wiz .sivr Of hart
wool. and then heated about The sIpta,r, hUihr
water the will b, RAY rvceiNe 'sgIssh mad, q
fdaoMing materials
Spirits of Wine quart.
Dragon Blood Powder ,,Tsll,S.
Shsiiae bruised ouIc,.
and after the ish is pSrf Guy dry upon he i.rrl il
must be rubbed wui the bUlshr gI's 1t sncCt aId
gloss. appearance.
To rcf0ir e 7efain the Broom utton Bar
rtlS.
When TIE barrels much rubbed from lttle yriolic
acid may b Applied H. and then II receive tbs
treatment that hrres ut,rU browning. being
taken 10 d,adtn the action the aeId BY Oi bi
When brown tsrrois constant u The brown might
be cotiuii! h, perfect by q; ,he a..caro IT
nn'r, whel sD"'i mann upon me si.t c. iur day, And
then he MASKED vel with bo,hlg water.
i, this opcI.i;ionbe r.pad monthly, barrel when has
been properly hrowl IL the irs uSares WI, continue IA
"A p,.t' CT state iOr man, Years.
Office OF Ord, .al. I. i6ih june, 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
N:1VIGA7IOW OF THE OHIO MD
MISSISSIPPI RIYERS-(No. ~

SenDBoat.It is remarked By the late Mr. Fulton tbs,
the money paid for extra land carrage nts war
would, appled TO the digging oi Canals have ep,ete an
inland water communication from CieOreia 10 Af.int
his remark wall! more fGrcby apply tine navigation Of
Ihe Mississippi and Ohio
Was the etra price which will lie pail this wear only for
the transportation oil mercfadjZe the Ia t
ciiz.ns Ia the different western states, and mort
parts OF Pennsyivann, applied the building OF st.nrats
u would have retai annually, of tluusands of d
iass. which arenow St out nid totally lost 10 as.
The inoment the navigation Of .Cse rivers improved
by sIl number regular houses will be estabfhed an
Ncr-O cl and ell the most bulky eiIaILe al leayt
will leimpnrt.N from thence. -
We have been Informed that British cnptaisis are ars
settled Slte The peace IN that city, and have imported luz
stocks of merchandise direct FROM England.
Ei.tTe IS eircsrnce which, il wCud l,c suprc,ei
should hate arrested the attention OF porter. Of c
long past.
Why Is not equal proportion Of green cite which IL
the general clsumptiOD. introduced nsfsad OF the interior
qualities, which designnted by the of Ne1r- Orleans
Gbce The OPPORTUNITY Tor procuring tins superior uual;-
~, must cersmybe rs favorable eastern se1pors And
whenever this once efeetcdn sufficient Quantities the g.
wing ofremiitii!ces III this aree oy cost I caraf
viii tc great.
Ie produce ofour country viii pay be exchanged f
te entire consumption Ofn the state instead OF
dragging IL is az prestnt oyet the no,mtaiIs
TIE entrance " NE Mysissiybi is but the co,qrnepnel; Of
H7lb0li IF oo0 miles Ia 0bh and IL would be worthy g
The attention of the legislatures of OLio and HenfI 10 ~
cuar to consider i'll would br their interest TO as,s
by oas the purclase CT patent rights for seanat, 20. in
other m0e 10 encourgc individuals ia III uut.iiate
AMI extensive application oftiie principle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30


TgIHE Subscribers Landed Property in
the county cf Lunynhurg 2l27 Acres. on the souh
branch OF Meherln Svr i'll one bs&,y which all
c'~ry inPruv merits bon Tor tanu'y sd for the plant
ton. O the hest indro healthier situation below the noun
ans NOR any ~i' hetcr spring waer ard more
1his Land lays remarkably well. eicay in woSL great
proportion bling gd Toeco land and every in the
tract, sound Sind clover land. Their good N;iileat
this tract, which Is erected SaW-A with plentiful
supply ofwster ard timber.
itro Hundred ard Forty icreS, in the county and
the same River. ON which very valuable GristAl.
under advantageous rebuilding and repairing tease, to-
getlr with Of the Land TO Northern Miller ann:
This considered ent situation for Mercar
tile, CONNECTED with the Milling Business and Is
siTei miles from Pst,rslrrihere houses sufficient
accommodates small family comfortably.
Tii'r hundred 0gd far.rine AcfeS i'll Mcclcrhrg
~ Wniproved. small part crart-ta:t about thirteen
mites from the courthouse and the distance from LII
n'nterS eourthouse-a good Sta,on Tor a Physician.
Lawyer.
ANY reasonable nccommoiat;onasto payments viii h. made
to purchaserad person deIois of settling himself,
the opportunity offered OF setting down once with
Stock Furniture, and Is yVry valuable Negroes the
plartion, SSe. all in place.
Il tiers addr s Ia (iinrSre. Jerkic7isry couq'ywi
meet with immediate attention. viii personal apple aions
or Application may made M,Ssrs. Burwel < Lewis
at Manchester ~o fully authorised make conruc
Tor tbs
3O-wU JOHN s. RAFESScROFT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
THY D.4YS ARE DOVE.

TiiYDAYs ARE DONE, Thy fame tcgun /;
Thy country strains 1. cord
The triumph, her .toscE Son,
Ii-. SaWv'.t,lS Of his sword !
'fhe deeds IL di.,, the feds he non.
The iivelom hers,urc,i !
: Agwrd thou art Film. while SO are f-cc
stou siialt not ;a1r uf death
f'ht : wr0ry t!0od tia, iiowea from thee
D.&ia,ncd To siuk Dep,ath:
Within cur veins its currents ~,
Thy spin; ON GER breath.
Thy ranc. our ehavgiisc hosts al0rr.
Shalt !, ;hc llitls-wuni
III, fall. ti,r theme OF choral sonr-.
ticn Vi.g,a voices poured
To 0eep would do ths gio..y vl'ung.
IhCH sllaly u0t D., deplund.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
LORD BT-RON:

We hive me, with IRE whole Of the Hebrew Neloes b,
dord R!rona din II pamphlet Of ~ p-Ihey w,r,
written 1t the request the authors friend, the Hon D. E
,s7i'd. for selection CT Hebrew Melodese Muse &c
which they SET, and which does accompany The Amer
i'an Edition, was arranged by Mr.. Brrham and Mr. M
dian. following Verses extracted from thern
TIE DESTRUCTION OF sENN.icHERlR
e KingS. oh 10.
The t'syriar 90 ae down like the wolf ON the fold
NM ms cohorts Scre cleaning inpurp.e and guld;
Md the sheen Of tn In spears like the sa
" hcn the blue wave rolls nightly on deer, Galilse
Ike the leaves of tlefo when Summer is green
hat host with their banners NJ seen:
Like tns eaycs o the Forest when Autumn hath blown
hat most IN the morrow lay withcred and strcwI.
Forthe Angel Of Death spread his Wings or, the bl,S-
And hces,'ean the face of the toe rs he pass'd:
AID the eyes OF the Sl,epers vaNd deadly and chill
And their hearts but once heaNcd AMI forever grow still
.nd there -- the steet with his nostril Ill ,y;,Ic
In; t.TcShi, there roiid not the breath c;,;> Pride.
end re earn ~ his gaSpng lny white ON the turf
3rlcoh as IN, spray vi tle rock-lxating surf
Md ;hsrc Ia, the rider distorted crd pale
fI;h the dow IN h; brow, and the On his rl.:
AMI the tent. AL silent, the banners aiot,,.
be i9no unified. hetrumpet unbluWr.
AID TIE WIDOWS OF shur were loud in their vc;l
nm 'rei'ols are broke in the temple oil Baai;
Ana d- ripht OF f,e G,utilu. rTSno; ~ the sword,
sirth I'Svd Ike SHOW. m the glance ciJiie Lord!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30
WARMING THE Cd.
COMMERCE. OF TIVE wrsr

werspeo', thatif the Atlantic do M, promptly set
about opening eir Rivers md Roads their commerce II.
tie West VIII beneariy unprecedented tn following! 1,
Is the first ofa Series OF Nos taken from the Cincinnati c.
=e and irendedto draw teatte;ono the Western Poo
pie to the advan,usrs Of Steamboat conmu cation wild,
Neorleans-We shall publish the whole of tie Series viii,
view demonstrating the citizens Of Virginia tat is
time for item to arouse tenselves that willie they sIeep
those OF tie Western States up and adding. new,
boat ispVieetns to be built which will ply b1Neen New
Orleans and the Falls of the Ohio the Enebriis to py be
tween the Falls and Pittsburg & the Dib1od between P
tur and Bridgeport, in the State of Peinsy van;aAr nv
toeep forever the sleep of death jaime, River and Dun
lops creek Owas cree; and the Earavha are ,e Point,
which should seize our attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-30

IN CHANCERY In Fluvanna County
3 cont. Sep,t1nhar 2sth 1915.
James Beckett md Bocn Basket children and distributes
Of the estate Of Wiiiiam BIslct decd P0infD against
Abraham Basket and JJssc Bsset executors Ofthc sii
William Basstt ed ho. oe, ther with Warren Cash and
Sussnneh his wifi ions rly Susanna Basket. William Con-
molly ard Peggy his wife. Jts1e Daylc Eiiial Dayle. John
B'sktt, il0mn Isiskct; Wiiiism Baeti, John Shepherd
aud Nanny his WIFE, formerly Nancy Basket Jon Hisett.
John Kentand Ezab tl his wifi, formerly Elijah al Bag-
e,tsnd joel Parrish aud NIFTY i, wife formerly Nty 3a,-
kf, are o-V diitrbutesof the estate Of the said william
Baslett, deceased. DcirHd1ffs.
Ti~ Bill icing this day fled on hearing the and
appearing 10 W satisfaction Of the that the defendants
Warren Cash and Susanna his wifi w liam Connolly aud
Peggy his ~ii' irse Dayle, Elijah Dsyls John Rlsket
Tltouss Bassn William Basket, John Shepherd afd Nan
cy lis wife, and LIB 4]nst Inhabitants ~ tli. rr
inonwulth aud m sid last mentioned defendants hnv-
ig cn1ed their app nrnce and vcn security according
re act o. As1nby and he rule, of this On tie
motion oftie plantGs bg her Counsel Il IL orlei That
tb. siid s'' ert,ir Defendants 10 appear hr. on tr
fgf dy Of Nov Qi q answer The PlaindfS bill ani
chat copy Of this ORDER ~ forthwith -crts neR-
pt9a pulItd in the ely Of Richmond sh CONTINUED for
months siscy aud also enoher coy fercu post,
I'd "a f,e ir dour u Zee cpsogze Of The sail ofiify.
a cIyys-Iesfe, JJ4N fLyoHpffEE. Q. j.. G.
df--sr3Np
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LAND FOR SALE Or BARiEK.

LAND FOR SALE OR BARTER
y Have 'cyoral Tracts Of Land in different coun-
y ties above this Ciy--cWht of them width
short distance mJamcs River, and from % % so
mites shove this. The others are more rcmo'c,
bit some otilirn ere near James River and others
on or Contiguous 70 ether Rivers MANY of the
trac,s are icli, and few 70 improved With hu,id.
ings, orchards, Se will sell any n item e;,e,p
for CASH, Or bindings to he done in an near
RicifnOri, or for property N or 'iear it-1r CIR
the materials iia buidins delivered IN Niclifnnni.
NEIL -1gCOJL.
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CHtN4, CL.qSS, E.4RIHE.N' U.ahf, sc.
FsNliE Subser beIs have just received by the Bril-
Il liant and Oliver Ellsworth, from Liverpool d.
rect, and are now opening at tie corner OF Main
and 18th Streets, p large ard elegant assortment
OF fine ten ard Liverpool table Chiu2 together b
Fancy, Enanei'd, Elg'd, ard G. e. Ware-LT'
oICIfE. A Handsome assortment OF cut, and a
quantity OF plain glass, which will he sold bv the
package, or pacN'd 10 ordcr.-Country Merchants
and others, are invited to cali * examine for them
selves. WAi. ALLISON * Co.
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NOTICE..

EETlLL We offered For Sale, at Amelia
courthouse, the 9Th Thursday in SeptemberIi-yt,
II hin2 Amelia court day, that FALUADLE Finn belong.
ing Ia IN, i,tate 09seD Corg, th containing by lao.
survey, 100 acTt, 'i Of whs : IL UoOis, and the
balance wcii enclosed and fl for cultivation. / sina
Grist-Ni. is attached this Farm, which might be nr.
valuable at hut little expcncc
The FERNS Of ale will be made l;no wn on the day,
by
JfWES p. COOKE, 44dr'rs. or JoSeah
E5.E. =. EGGLESTON, s Cooke, ds-d
p. T Eatlte viii le sold privately, shOud purctas a.
ocr, Otherwise VIII b. positively sold To tie highest BID
der on the dly above incntored
LP.c ~ ". TT.
Amelia, August %. 1918. s2-wtig
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PL.aLSTER ca p.qR,s.

SUSr received, 500 tons l'laister 81 Pa
~ rf Of the best quality which ~; be sold the follow
Ing prnss:
In the lump IS dolls. per ten.
Ground 10 10. per dc.
or - cents per bisl,,l.
Application 10 b. made oJolm Stcs tl, Arnor,, or
20 the Subscribers on D Strt,t.
HOODSON = ST'fPLES.
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.NOiiLE.
4 Petition will be laii before the next Gene.
n raj Assembly, praying the passage If Law,
incorporating Trustees to the P;uey- G.o1e .Icqce.
ing, in the county oil Meckleaburg.
September IS. 4l-UIms