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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14
Hs TO .SUR IN YOR9.
THE SJJPSCRIpEPS

NAllNG been appointed. Ivy Tie County Court
4 OF Amelia, Commissioners for tl,e purpose
Of contracting With some person to iske AN accu-
rate CH-fItT %; sid County, Except that line
oi the County bounded by the river Appomsltox.1
Hereby give Notice, that JOHN L. Leigh, one of
The Com missioners, will receive proposals at the
Clerks Office ut the sail cauuty, until the loarth
THURSDAY in September next, at which tioe the
Subscribers will attend at the Courthouse there
of, and enter into contract agreeable to an net
OF the last Assembly, entitled '' An act to provide
an accurate Chart OF each COUNTY and q General
Map of the Territory OF this Commonwealth. y
All proposals must be in writing, snd ii by post,
postage paid.
SAMUEL FO1n, CHARLES FAEMER,
JonS T. LsIeH, VIZ. I. EGSLEs5os,
A. Il. 1owsEs, JoUN l. rowNEs.
TILMoS Z. JErrR, JOAN BooxER,
1noMAs PRIME,
Aug. 3. 95-wt4TS
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NOTICE rs VFPFRY CTVFN

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
'sfHAI Petition will be presented TO the Le-
z .ssature of Virginia, at their next Session, for
an Act TO Incorporate Company for the purpose
OF opening Turnpike Rosd, from the City OF
iachmond TO the County of Hanover crossing the
ChickahomoHy River, between the Meadow and
New Bridges.
.5uguSf 81 So
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AOTvCE.-an PRISONS

INDEBTED to the Estate Of Ur,Fh Vor2e,
h dec d. are requested tn make immediate pay
ment, aad all persons TO whom said Estate is ia
debted to present their accounts property autien-
dcsted, to
WIN. LAMB.
.9Lri'r. z5ih tie zVW daneI'ed-
August "a. 3l-v3fn"
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WILL BE SOLD.

A T public auction, on the premises, the
25h and 10th days of Oct. next, the following Tracts
Sr land lying ON Difficult Creek, in the Comfy of Ha-
G.sy Va within and eight miles Of the Courthouse
ne containing between 500 other
ard one other 800 On the two largest
= considerable body of fiat Land.
On applica;.on Mr. John Roberts, who resides
ogthe tracts, either all will be slewn.
The Terms of Sale viii be very accommodating and
made known the day of sale.
ROBERT G.. WILLIAMS, Ex'or of
w. Williams, dec.
Sent = S5-tls
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NOTICE.

q fElIIlON will be presented to the next L.
n gisature, praying change in the periods now
prescribed by law for holding The Williamsburg
Chancery District Court, so as to make the terms
OF tAat Court commence on the LIST day of juno
and the ooh day of October, in each year
august 5. os-,ysm
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mo TTCE TO TE4CHERS.

FFViE Trustees of the Dinwiddie Academy ia
y consequence OF the removal of tha present
ineunhent viii receive proposals until 5,, of Scp,,,g-
Ger next, for Principal Tutor and Assistant for that Semi
nary.
1hcsituation is consdcreias presenting perhaps mere
advantages than any similar institution Virginia The
hea'ness OF the neighho.hood and the convenience With
excellent 30 ARD he procured, will always en-
sure rs many scholar, possibly h. attended The
Trustees ~illny contract either for stipnat,,
n orie c- p,s tss gsinission of initial
pills Tor aprce be settled the contract. The situaan
has hitherto been remarkably profitable and the 1rsrtes
are disposed 10 n.lw very liberal compensation TO gentle
menof responsibility aud science
II viii BE- required that the applicant I've classcay con-
v1ss with a; LEASE the Latin and Greek languages and
possess an extensive acquaintance with the sci-
cs uny INDEPENDENTLY the higher branches of
the1laiics.
Unqus'iorah'e testimonials of the possession of these
qualifications, and of morals will he .xpvcted; and
hone need apply b,,t such procure them.
he Seminary will be exclusively under the controul of
the principal professor, With whom the contract is 10 he
made and II expected that he should engage his usher NJ
his own respon'ibty-suj.c however, the appreciation
ofthe Trustees.
The School viii become the 6,l, day of Dece-
b1 next, at which time the gentleman with whom the.
Trustees may agree will take place.
JOHN PgGRAM
ROBERT PEGRAN
AAMISTEAD BURW ELL
HERBERT GREGORY,
THOMAS WRITER'S.
Committee If Trustees forereire Proposals.
NJ q. The Academy sufficiently eomInoJi0us To admit
the reception ola family
Dinwlde c. ". July ~ 23-wsws
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NOTICE.

NOtICE.
by Virtue OF q Deed Of Trust, executed to the
I D Subscribers, by William e. Garner, and Pot
" his wife, bearing date the 81 day ofJune, 1900,
and duly admitted to record in the Court of Abe.
marie County, to secure the payment Of several
sums OF money, due to William u. Hunt, with the
accruing interest, specified in the bonds referred
10, in the said Deed of Trust-Wll be sold, on
Monday the second day of April, 1917, on the
premises, in Charlottesville, by Public Auction.
For Cash, LOT OF GROUND, mo 5s.) in
the said town, with the improvements thereon,
(Which are v-ry ys'uable) adjoining the Court
house Square so much thereof ~ Will BE sui
feent 70 effect the objects Of the said Trust begin
ming at the south end ofthe said Lot, No. So, and
running 81 feet North.
JOHN KELLY, } T5,s.
WIZ. w. HENING, hees.
August 81. 33.wtds
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I'm CHANCERY-In PowEatan Couny,

3 Court, July the 10Th 1916.
Francis f. Harris, PLgnt9 against Hugh French Hughes
owen ana Aaron Haskins: who are Committee for
naging Leberry Netherlands Estate, and the said
tieberry Netherand, and Clement Taylor,
Defendants.
THIS Day came the Plaintiff. by John w. Nash, ESQ. his
Attorneyandit appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that the Defendant Clement Taylor inabitant f
this state hts he' Gore dcd and ordered, That the said
Clement Iayor do appear here before the third Wed
nesday in October next snd the plaintiffs ti ard
give security iof forming such Court may
make herein, and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the City
mond and continued Tor two months successyely and
another copy be posted up the door of the Court house
oitn County on two successive Court days previous TO the
said third Wednesday in October next
Copy, Teste,
WI. S. DANCE, OK.
August 81. 3o-ws,rs
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THE FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB
RACES

yETILL commence the first Tuesday in Oc-
w tnber, and continue four days
Tie FIRST Days Race, will be for the Jockey
Club Subscription of last Spring, or the Club may
make any alteration in this, that they may think
profer-. four mile heats. On the same day, there
is aSweepsake for Hntried Colts, three years old
this spring, five to make race, at one hundred
dollars en,ranee-This subscription to close the
evening preceding the first days race.
TIE Second Day, the Jockey Club Subscrip-
tor, supposed to be worth five hundred dollars
fur mile heats.
TIE Third Dag, the Proprietor'a Purse of two
hundred dollars, three mile heats--fiteen dollars
entrance.
The Fourth Day, Handy Cap-truo miles
heats. IL is the wish of some of the Members of
this Club that there shosd be full meeting Of the
Club the Monday evening preceding the race.
Those Members of the Jockey Club who are
IN arrears, requested TO pay their arrear-
ages to Mr.. JOHN Watson, now in Richmond.
Straw and Stables viii be furnished by the Pro-
prietor
Persons wishing to rent Booths will apply to the
Proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON,
Treasurer s. PROPRIETOR
August 81. SS-tdr
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No ice.
A PETITION will be presented 10 the next
"a General Assembly Of Virginia. by john Lew
IS Barzza and Philip j. Barzizs, by William Me
Csndlish, attorney in iact for the former, and guar
dian for the latter. praying the said General As.
semby torelinquish and release all, (if anvil title
which the said state Of Virginia rnsy eiaio, or have
in and To the estate, real and PERSONAL OF the late
Lucy Ludwcli Paradise, 10 the said John Lewis *
Philip J. Barziss who are the grand children, next
in biood, and sole heirs OF the said Lacy L. Para.
disc.
yYH. McCANDLISH, M. IN E1ct
FIR John Lelgis, ind CnafqGan
Of Plihp J. Bar-ixd.
Wms'brry. Aug. 81. aa-w9,n
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Aueust 81
yOON'G L.YDIkS' .IC-7DE.EIY.

YOC,N'G L.YDiES' .IC.4DE.3iY.
ENRANCES I. HUGHES Academy will again
y be opened on the LIST Monday in September
Terms of Board, Lodging and Washing, are one
hundred dollars per Session, which will consist of
six months. Terms OF Tuition in the following
branches viz. NeedIeworI, Reading, Orthozrsphy,
Penmanship, English Grammar, Arithmetc, &C.
osraphy, with the use of the Globes, History,
Be!les-Lettrss, Composition, Botany, Chemistry,
Moral anl Natural Philosophy, and Latin, twenty
Eve dollars per session, including stationary adapt
cd to the new mode Of rsachng writing. Draw
ing, twelve and a haIfdollsrs per session. French
and Music viii be taught by the most approved
teachers Ia Richmond, at the usual prices. PEN
manship, Geography with the use Of the Globes,
Belles-Lettres. Composition, Botany, Chemistry,
Moral and Natural Philosophy, Latin and Draw
Ing viii be taught by Mr.. H. Sweet, who will also,
occasionally. assist in Arithmetic, &c. MIR. Sweet
will teach either any of the branches of his de-
partment separately, if requested. Fuel one dollar
and fifty cents per annum. Entrance three dol
lars The month OF August, and two weeks in
February, will be given as vacations. No scholar
will be considered as discontinued at the school,
without three months previous notice.
August 81. So.w4w
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TO W.6TCH nl.HKEPS.

81. TOBIAS & Co.-Nkw York,
Of tie firm Of ~. j. TOBL9SSs 10 Uhoesale
and Patea. Le,,-,' jfdfch nCuiuflctiner9,
LIVERPOOL.
eEG leave to inform the Trade, that they have
y established House il this City, where rhev
may b. supplied with Gold and .&iuer T. PATENT
LEVER X NERTICLE WATCHES, and ali.
elni OF Watc' Materials. Orders forwarded to
Newly rk, will b. Immediately attended 10.
New-York Sept l. Si.wows
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JUST RECEI, EIj---

JUST RECEIsED---
80 6 f SsGs N saFs orIos.. SUGAR,
5000 lbs Prime Green Coffee
J.. p. Madcira1
s Tsnsrji's a"a SwINE-'npipe.a qr. casks.
2O casks C!aret Wine, and
80 boxes Goshen Cheese.
IN STORE.
Prime New-OrIeans Sugar, in hhds. and
barrels
S. s. S,1 P 9:ss : COFFEE.
Loaf Sugar, in barrels
I%rsfi.i s add rEAs-stsg,. cargo
Young HysonC
Cogniac Brandy-5th proof
S S1a.ls,,. I,,-oas, RUM.
And Best Havana Retailing MoTasses--
For Sale. on the most reasonable terms, at our
store, fronting tie lower end OF the Basin.
WIN. p. SMITH & Co.
August 8. 25-wtf
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Burr mn Stone Mandatory.

Burr NM Stone 1lanufacsorv.
'ht1E Subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has Just received direct from France.
srEe quantity OF prime Burr BcSs OF superior quality
ys IN the business upwards OF fifteen years, he atters
himself from his long knowledge Of the trade, and the APP
probatiOu which his has hitherto nae with that he
WI be able manufacture Mill Stones. reasonable
TRIMS as thnse imported from the North, and them
io performs well.
lie has opened Shop DIE 10Th Street. nearly oppo
itc to the Old City Tavern, where Gentlemen are invited
u call.
NATHANIEL WHITE g. Co.
J0y Is. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

NTlRGlNlA.-At Rules holden in the Clerk s
Office of the Superior Court OF Chancery
Tor the Richmond District, the Gath day OF July,
1916.
Thomas Burng and Martha his wife and Edmund Grero-
~ and Fanny his wife, Susanna Boswell. widow and re-
iet, and i!ram, Fanny, Thomas and John boswell chill
dren and heirs nj law of John Boswell. dec which said
Martha Fanny and John children. heirs and s.yi.
sees OF Pan Gran-psrabo Roswell, dee Pqins, against
John Hopkins,in las right and heir law. rNeeu
tor and devisee Of John Hopkins dee. l)ejsndGhf
THE Defendant not having entered his appearance, and
even security according the Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court. and appearing by satisfactory ev
denee that he is not an inhabiiant this Country s
erred That The SAID defendant do appear here the day
OF the next term aud the amended bill of the plain
hifs land tina, Copy of this order BE- forw inserted i'm
same newspaper published in the City OF Richmond, for
Two months sectsvely and posted the from door the
Capitol, in said City. A Copy Testc,
WIN. w. HENINCi, c. c.
July 27. 25-wsw
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IN CHANCERY.-In Fluvanna County

u n CEANCERH.-i Fluvanna County
4 Court. July twenty.secord. 1916
Arc'ielsrs Gilaspy, PiaiwH against Walker Timber.
lake. admir- of William Holland, dec. Hannah Holland,
widow and relic, Of sad dcceieiit Nathaniel Holland and
Matilda lis wifr, William Brown and Sally his wife, in
tha Holland John King and Fanny his wife, WIN. Ho.
land Joseph iio'd and Fanny King. the only srr,ting
child ofBttscy King dee late wifs Of MARTIN Erg ard
Daughter Of san deceten-whch said Matilda. Sally Gin
ta. Fanny, William. Jos ph and Fanny King, tle grand
daughter heirs Of the said William HoliaUd, dee.
Te,fudqnsg.
This day cane tie Plaintiff rs h Counsel srd the De.
PENDANTS Hannah Holland and VIM. Brown au sally his
WIFE having cstcr their appearance and gvcn eeuri
~ according the of Assembly and tie Rules of this
Court ard Il appearing lie safsfacton ofile Cour that
the .aid last mentioned defendants inhabitants Of
this Cnmmov eait' onthe f.otinn of the Piastid y his
Counsel, - Decfctd md Ordycd. That the said last
neioui deselaen's DO APPEAR here the 4th Monday
September next and answer the plaintiffs bill I'D thsf
cofyof this order b. forthwith published IN some newspa
prnted ~ the City Of Richmond ard Continued fotwf
months successive aid also another cory thereof posted
az the front door Of the Courthouse Of this County
a COPY, Jcsfe,
JOHN TlMBERLAEE, c. p. c. (
August 10. 2g-w8s'
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NOTICE.

\ PETITION will be presented 70 the
next General Assembly. for the passage Of a law
declaring the Charter the Company commonly called K
known by the MAINE of the james River Company, be
null and void.
Geochi0nd Csnr,fu. SEPT = 3sa
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the above property sold at private sale before the
day Of October of which public notice will he gi-
ven IT viii be sold public auction the premises with
about sixty seventy NEGR OFS, Stock OF all kinss
orc. on Wednesday, the 10th November next.
BY order Col Bassett.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14
Palua6ie LAND, on York River,
FOR SALE.
August 81.

VENilS Land LIS at the junction of Pa
ninky River with that of York, the lower extremity
nlg about two miles brlow-the upper above West
Pont-It extends about eight miles River, and is al
most the whole OF the neck formed by the bend the
inunky and York Rivers lis almost superiinous say
that II all Hat land The advantages are a.. abundance Of
sh, oysters and crahali OF which oer profitable trac
70 Richmond from which it is distant about forty miles,
The soil IS peculiarly adapted Ldan Corn, whilst the
hInda marshes attached to it. affords never falling fund
ofnannre 10 which thendustrious never resort
without success--several Greeks into this land
supply large portion of meadow, giving the indus
trioiIs farmer as much fresh hay ne might desire
whilst The marsh would give linn salt hay than
he cond cut. The contains about $500 acres exc
sye of 800 1000 sfmarsh of the main by
toroughare there are on this mill excld-
sve of advantageous scte for tide mills This llnd might
b. conveniently divided into tracts as Greek runs
hronghit. Payments would be made most accommodating.
The purchaser paying interest. might have his time.
ANY person wishing purchase desired to apply TO Mr.
Thomas Taylor, Richmond, the subscriber in Williams
burg.
IA: land aviR5e sherpa on application By letter.
RURWEII,
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'syBE Subscriber will open, on the first day O

'seHE Subscriber will open, on the first day OF
4 September next,
a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
y that large, airy and cornmodifus three-story
5ok building belonging to the estate Of the late
Ssnuel Pleasanis, and recently occupied by Mr.. T.
nam Randolph on Locust street, about 80 or 40
lels from tire Main Street, and Immediately
c,sk of the house lately occupied as = Vendue-
"i'ce, by MIR. James Brown. Jr. Hecili he pre-
'"ctl 70 receive from 90 to 50 genteel Boarers,
y tie day, week, m0nth, or year Those dispo-
.u TO board viii, him, will please make il known
= tie Counting Room Of Messrs. W. & 4. Dick
nlon.
ID. DICKINSON.
tilF Srhscriber oaers his services - The Public
~ BROKER X COMMISSION MERC5ANT.
,e solcils patronage, and pledges himseN to use
genee and dispatch in all matters conliled TO his
Engagement and care. lie keeps his Office under
Ms residence.
ID DICKINSON.
AuspH5i. S3.ea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

WILLIAM WARDLAW SEQ.
HAVE on hand, and are receiving very gene
4 4 raj assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
aud other articles in their line of business
Among 1pAich are,
Mahogany Family Medicine Chests,
Surgeons Ampuating Instruments,
Do. Trepanning Do.
Do. Pocket Do
TEE IN Instruments Teeth Brushes,
Spirits Of Turpentine, Copal Yarnish,
Window Glass,
And large supply of Apothecary Shops Fur
nture.
September z. 35-sf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
Valuable Land for Sale.

UNDER the authority OF IA decree of
the Superior Court of Chancery held at
Fredericksburgh, in the suit OF Giles
Fitzhugh against A. and j. Scholfeld,
the subscriber will offer at public sale,
for cash, at Gooding's tavern, on the pre-
misses, on Thursday the 22d day of Au-
gust next, valuable Tract of LAND,
containing about 1916 acres, situate in
Fairfax county. on both sides OF the Lit
tie River Turnpike Road ana of Acco-
tank Run, about nine miles from Alex
andria and nearly the same distance from
the city OF Washington and Georgetown.
Part OF large tract called Ravcnswotth,
and formerly owned by Giles Fitzhugh.
On this tract there is very valuable
Mill Seat, towards the improvement of
which considerable progress has late
ly been made by digging out and prepa-
ring the races, and collecting a large
portion of the building materials which
are now on the spot: the scte also affords
room tor an extensive manufacturing
establishment.
Most OF the great roads leading to the
towns above mentioned fall into the Lit
tie River Turnpike Road short distance
above the land proposed to be sold, and
new turnpike road Leading directly from
the land to the City of Washington and
Georgetown, has lately been laid off. and
part Of it finished. The Soils well adapt-
ed to farming and the use of plaster and
clover, and large portion Of the land
Is already well taken in clover. The
various advantages this tract possesses,
render it well worth the attention of en-
terprizing men. A great number of lots
have been laid of for a town proposed to
be established along the turnpihe road.
The sale will commence precisely at 10
e'clock,--and the land will be laid off
into lots to suit purchasers. Any char
tered Bank paper declared to be current
in Fairfax County by the court of that
county, will be received in payment.
Richard III Henderson,
R. |. Tayiur,
Commissioners.
July IL cots
The editors of tie Winchester Ga
zette, Leesburg Washinstonian and FIRE.
ricktown Herald, are requested to pub
iish the above till day of sale, and for
,yards their accounts to This Office for
payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
Landing,

The Cargo Of the brig Agenoria, Cyrel
Martin, master, from Marseilles, cen
sisting of
45O cases claret
900 casks ditto
50 ditto nuscatel wine
9 ditto Iadies' and gentlemen's
silk hose and gloves
ditto ladies' kid gloves
9 ditto colored lutestrinss, assert
ed
ditto lowered ditto
Q ditto Florence silks
9 ditto cOlored grapes assorted
i ditto ribbons
9 ditto lace shawis and handker
chiefs
4 ditto gentlemen's sup. hats, Pa
risian cut
2 bales Alexandria SIENNA
Is bales velvet corks
5 cases ehlals-
For SAFE by
Joseph Smith and Sen,
or Adams, Herbert & Co.
May % tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
gENotice

THE Subscriber will practice Medicine
and Surgery, from his present residence
at Doctor I'm. 4. Du',gerfela's, Prince
Georges County, Maryland. his place
of abode will be changed for position
more central to- the neighbourhood' III
which he hopes to share the public pa'Fo-
nase. as soon as such an one can be pro-
cured. He is authorised to state, that
he may expect the occasional assistance
of Doctors Hiiliam a. 4 henry T. ban
eerfeld. in his practice, il it should DC
required by his patients.
James %. Bafrette.
Motley Hall, July u
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Hardware.
LARD WARE & CUTLERY.
Exchange Office. Georgetozun.


e WILL give the highest premium for
d Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
the following places, viz.
Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia. will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold.
All kinds of Stocks and Bills Of Ex-
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
- Persons travelling to any part OF
the United States may be supplied with
suitable Funds.
40 Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge-street, Geo.
Ioisn.
Romalas Riggs.
June tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-24
Carpenters wanted

THE subscriber wishes to employ 70,
or twelve good House Carpenters, to
work at ELLIcoT's New Establishment.
Elk Landing.
~ tie will give liberal wages if i'm.
mediate application is made to
Wittiaan steloart. Carpenter.
July Is
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,ju,,e |
tyIr John Muir.

YOU will take notice. that on the 9Th
day OF tie Circuit Court OF the District
of Columbia, to be held for the ceunty
Of Alexandria. in Nosemher 1916. or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard /;
| shall move that court to award 1udg-
lnent against YOU in favor OF the common
council Of Alexandria, for the sum Of
sixtr four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes OF
your property corner Of Duke and Pin
,treek, in the town OF A!exandria, for
the years 1910, II, IL, Is, IA and Is
according 10 the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1864.
j. u. SlMMS,
Attorney for the Common Councii
OF Alexandria.
Nav r5-f6 dom
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Nav G5-l6

MI JVIIif y = UDIINT,
YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Court OF the District
Of Columbia, to be held for the county OF
Alexandra, in Novenbcr 1916, CT a.
soon after as counsel can be heard; Ishail
move that coart to award judsmefs a
gainst you in favor of the common coup-
Gil OF Alexandria. for the sum Of twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on your property on
WOlf-street, in the town OF Alexandria,
Tor the years 1904, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
Il. 10, IS, IA and recording to the
act of congress passed the 18th Februa-
]. Il. sIMMs,
Attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
May 1916 dom