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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-10
Samuel Hollings4uorrh u Sons.

Samuel Hoiling szvorth S' Sons,
No. SO County Wharf, Baltimore,
YWAVE. lately received, and daily ex
- pect, further supply of COLOGNE MILL
STONES ofthe different dimensions, from five feet down
10 tuenty-two inches dameter-BoLTING CLOTHS of the
most approved manufacture, from No. 10 Nos
They hare DISC,
About well assorted fiat, square and round i'm
ported Rar Iron,
Hoops and Nail Rods
a large and complete assortment of American Iron
consisting of ploug, muulds, Tyre Iron. and COM
sized fat and Bar Iron, and Nova-Sco;a
GRIND STONES.
or Orders received Tor any Of the above described FOODS
WILDE carefully executed and forwarded BY the most direct
routes.
July II. 27-2m'
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

NJ I'Its 10 ItFINEBl DIV EN-,
FGNIAT at the next August Court of
Campbell County, nj the Court-Housc thsreof shall
sell public asction, for cash. much all the Lands and
Lots in the said County returned delinquent for the non-ay-
of the taxes thereon, will be sufficient discharge
the of taxes which shall then remain unpaid, and
per damages theron. together with the of the
present year. The sales will the day of
the Court and continue from DAY day until ,,ey Shall
be completed. The subscriber is authorized receive nil
such and damages at any before , land shall b
sold. list of denqnences may be in the Clerks OF
flee ofthe County aforesaid in the Office Of The Auditor of
Public Accounts, in the office of the s,hser,or
NICHOLAS HARRISON. ID. 6.
For DANIEL -. PEpkOu, ). c. c.
June 10. i2--w3w
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

y. NJ ICI4 ID IlEstt1-l5I VI ' EN-,
VE<HAT at the next August Court of Buck
ngham County, at the courtIIouse thereof we shall
SELL public auction cash. much of all the Lands and
Lots in that County returned delinquent for the nonpay
nent OF the taxes OF the last year, will be sufficient dis
charge the of which shall then unpaid
r chat year, and per damages hereon together
with The taxes Of The The sales will commence
the first day of the Court, and from day day
until they shall be completed. The subscribers anori
zei to receive AL such taxes and damages any time before
the land shall be sold. list ofdelnquencies may BE-
in the Clerks Office ofthe County, possession of the Sub
scribers, in the office of tie Auditor of Public
counts
w. II. PERKINS, and D. s. for WIN.
JAMES JONES, 5 Evans, s. u. G.
June 90. I3-wSw
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
THeHAT at the next August Court of Bath
County. the Court House thereof, shall pub
lie auction for cash. much of al the Lands and Lots in
that County returned delinquent for the nopaymnt Of the
taxes of the last year and the year 1914, will he sufficient
discharge the oftaxe which shall then remain
paid for those years and per centumdaages thereon,
geter with the Of the present year The sales will
the rsday of the Court, continue from day
day until they shall be completed The subscriber authorised
toTeceive all such and damages time before the
Land shall he sold. fist delnqueneies may in
the Clerks Office Of the Comfy in possession Of the Subscri-
her, OF in the Office of the Auditor Of Public Accounts.
JOHN BERRY, S. b. c.
June 10. 12--wSw
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IN any kind of public employ, an income t.
equal that of /fve or sic Lieutenauts OF thu
Navy, is, you will say, an act for which
the employers of this man ought to b,
hanged, it being neither more nor less thai
a robbery of the people.
However, sir, 1 think can now defy
| Mr.. Giford's talent at falsehood and de-
ception as far as relates to America and il
he continue to deceive the people here,
those people are not to be pitied. He is
one OF those, whose labours, though they
tend to keep up the dcluslon for while,
will IN the end, make the fail of the tyran-
ny mere complete and more memora-
bic
have the pleasure to assure you, that
ev~ry one, whom / have heard speak on
the subject, has reprobatcd the cowardly
ana vigorous attack made on you by this
snecure assailant but, strsng- as you
will think it, very few persons here know
that his statement, which represents the
Essex to have been captured by one Eng
fish ship, is a falsehood There is hardly
any one in England, out of the pale of the
admiralty, who does not firmly believe
that you were beaten and captured by the
Phoebe atene! But if you could know the
state OF our press, you would not wonder
at this. As to all matters, relating to the
war with America, this nation, generally
s,easing, are nearly as ignorant are
the dogs and horses. AS fur, however, as
the truth has made its way with re gari to
is exploits, they have received the admi-
ration which is due to them and there
ara many men in England, amongst whom
am one. who most sincerely wish you
health. happiness and success in your pres
ent important employm-n mt of adding to the
str ngth of that navy, towards the fame OF
which you have 81 largely contributed.
We, who entertain these wishes, are very
tar from desiring tn see the power and
fNme OF our own country diminished. We
are Tor the prosperity and honour of Eng
land in preference to those of all the rest
OF the world. But, we by no means be-
leve that the overturnlng of your system
OF government, that the distinguishing of
the example set by you, would tend to the
prosperity anF honor of England, it being
impossible tor us to have an idea OF nStion-
al prosperity and honor, not accompanied
with reatAberty. In short, we are not
beasts enough to believe, that or proster-
ity, or or honor would be advanced by
our enabling gang of tyrants, who are
continually robbirg and insulting us, to
subjugate you and. therefore, in every
undertaking, which does rot tend To the
abridgement Of the known RIGHTS of our
country. and which do tend to give to free
dom power to struggle against, and finally
to overcome despotsm, we most cordially
wish you success.
am, Sir,
Your most obedent servant,
WIN. COBRETT
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Barr MN Stone Mandatory.

BuTT InW otOHe Ih0HunCtO'y'
fESHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has Just received direct from France,
large quantity of prime Burr Bioeks of superior quality
any hitherto imported TO this place. and having been
gagtd in the busincs upwards of fifteen years. he hatters
himself from his long knowledge of the tre, and the APP
probation which his work has hitherto with, that he
will be able manufacture Mill Stones, reasonable
brms those imported from the North and cn
IN perform well.
Tie has opened shop the 10Th Street nearly oppo.
site the Old City Tavern, where Gentlemen invited
NATHANIEL Unite e. Co.
June is. ll"t
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August

TN Pursuance of deed of trust to the subscriber
3 from Christopher MCPHERSON, dated the 2ist
day ofIuy I9l and duly recorded in the Hastings Court
for the City of Richmond for the purpose of securing tie
payments ofcertan debts therein mentioned, will be expo
sod to sale. Public Auction for ready money, the pre-
misses the 25d day of August next that part OF the Lot
No. $40, with house thereon, bounded by the present
dividing iales in which the said christopher MFherson
lived, much thereof win be sufficient TO pay the
said debts. WIN. HAY Trustee.
July p. 22-tds
The above property viii he sold, subject the dover of
Mrs McPhersoa in the her surviving her hus
band.
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90 DOLLARS REWARD.

10 u " III ~
CtTOLEN from the Union Tavern, Caroline
y County, on Tuesdsy, the Path inst II 'SoR-
REL .H.aRE, about six years old, and between
four feet eleven inches and FIVE feet high. She
has small head, rather dish-faced, star on her
forehead right sncle has been injured and is larger
than the other, white spot on the left side, a.
bout the size of ninepence, made by the spur
hind legs white, scar on her left bullock, nick
tail, PAGES, trots and gailops. The above reward
will be given to any person who will deliver the said
Mare, or give information so that get her a.
gain
STEPHEN SUTTON.
August 8. 25-St
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST REC ElNEO-
10 i %sSs N ssresdoss SUGAR.
5000 lbs Prime Green Coffee
l.. p. MadeiIal
s Tsss,;i's and wlSH-iop'ps' s Or casks
% casks Claret Wine, and
so boxes Goshen Cheese.
IN STORE.
Prime New-Orleans Sugar, in hhds. and
barrels
s ;ss P }s;s osS COFFEE
Loaf Sugar, in barrels
Upper I%psss s l and rEAs-sas's cargo
Cogniac Biandy-5th proof
s %s1Ss.s 1,.ra& RUM
And Best HAVANA Retailing Molasses-
For Sale. the most reasonable terms, ut
store, fronting the lower end the Basin.
WIN. p. SMITH & Co.
August 8. 25-wtf
PUBLIC NOIICE-L Hereby CiIei,
ygIHAT the County Court of Halifax have APP
4 pointed the fourth Monday iu August next,
(being Court day. to receive Proposals for making
an accurate CHAIR of said County-Pursuant To
an Act of Assembly IN that case made and proy-
ded
BY Order Of the Court,
SAM'L. WILLIAMS, d. C. C.
August 5. 25-w4w
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NOTICE.
A PETITION will be presented to the next Lee
"A gisature, praying change in the periods now
prescribed by law for holding the Williamsburg
Chancery District Court, TO make the terms
OF that Court commence on the LIST day of June
and the Goth day of October in each year.
August 3. 25-ycSm
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NOTICE IS Her ~ iInr,, That NJ the next
August Court Of Rockingham County, a, the court
house thereof, we shall Sell at Public Auction for
cash, much Of all the Lands and Lots, ia that
county, returned delinquent tor the non-pay m. MT
OF taxes for the Years l791 1897, 1898, I799 1900
1901, 1902, 1905, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1910,
1911, 1912, and 1913, and ten rer centurn per an
mum damages thereon, together with the taxes for
the present year. The sales will commeace Oh the
first day Of the court, and cont frnn day today
until they shall be completed. The Subscribers are
authorised to receive ali such taxes and damages at
any time before the lands shall be Sold 4 list of
delinquents may be in thu clerks office of the
county, in possession Of the subscribers, or, in the
Office of the auditor Of public accounts.
DANIEL RAGIN. and
REUBEN HARRISON, d. s.
For Ell HARRISON, 8. II. C.
June 90. 15-wSws
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NOTICE

.WOIICE
Is Hereby Given, that at he next August Court
ofJames City County, at the Courthouse there
oi. shall sell at Public Auction, for cash, much
ot all the Lands g Lots, in that County, returned
delinquent for the non- of the taxes of the
last year, and also for the preceding years. as
far back the year 1890, as will be sufficient to
discharge the of taxes which shall then re-
main unpaid for that year and the preceding years,
and ten per eentum damages thereon, together with
the taxes of the present year.-'rhe Sales will
mence on the first day Of the Court, and continue
from day to day until they shall be Completed
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land shall
be sold. A list of deIinquencies may be seen in the
Clerks Office of the County, in possession Of the
Subscriber. or in the Office of the Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts.
BAKER PERKINS, S. J.C.C.
June Is. 11-zv97v
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DISSOLUTION.

IJIOSOLU ION.
YHyIIE Partnership Of White Il Jones, Of James
town, Prince Edward, has this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Those having claims against
said firm may expect m ample adJ.siment OF the
same, bv Robert Jones' Al those indebted to said
firm, may consider themselves responsible to Rob
crt Jones for the same. ..
JVJLLLq.f Tf'HIJF,
ROBERT JONES.
jamestown. july IS, 1916.
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twice weeks gs''e
and t.. times week during the session OF ,e stae
I;Lrurr-Pricc, the heretofore fire Ded,s pei
1ni, viii, he received in payment The Editor "l guar
49,. the safety reittirg u,a by ma the postage Oh AT
Letters being paid By the writers. A., ,..,;o,,
- uu,l,srs will he dscontnued lbut at the dcreuon
r,h- Eiitorl until all arrcarsges have been paid up
u ~ Wboeyer will guarantee the payment OK nine pa
mrs. shall reet tenth, gratis
F' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o One sqtare--FiTa insertion, IS eeias-eae" So'"''
M I,eriscie,u inserted until has e.t'r been pddJ0r'
or assumed By person IA this csfy o. as es"f"'
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Your most obedient servant.
WIN. COBBETT.

T. s. This very minute have received
letter from gentleman in SUSSEX,
whom never had the pleasure to see in
my life, informing me that accident has put
into his hands, and that he has forwarded
to me. part Of the .gilded robes, made use
OF IN the vessels engaged in the ever me-
mcTabie FSht on the Serhentine river
which ropes | will, AS soon as possible,
most assuredly send tovou. Perhaps Won
may have forgotten the piece ofNaval His
tory here alluded to. In 1914. when the
kings, our Ills, were in England, there
was sea-6ght in miniature contrived, in
order to give them an idea of our prowcss.
The scene was large FOND in one of the
parks near London. Here vessels were
erected, guns put on board of them, and
every thing else done that was calculated
to give the thing an air of reality. The
English Fleet and the american F2eek
came 70 action in fine style /; the contest
was uncommonly obstinate but, at last,
floor Jonathan was compelled to haul
down his =" bits Or st,ihed 6unfinp," and
" submit to our gallant and magnanimous
tars. AT this result Of the Combat. not
less than perhaps two hundred thousand
voices made the air ring with shouts of tri-
umph; while. at very nearly the same mo
ment, whole squadron Of real English
ships were hauling down their colors to an
inferior American squadron. commanded
by Commodore M'Donough, on Lake
Champlain We who really love our
country, do not think her honored in VIC
tories like that of the Serpentine river !;
nor. though we are always sorry tn hear
OF any OF our countrymen being defeated,
when we consider them merely as our
countrymen, can we lament at their over
throw and humiliation, when we consider
them the tools of despotism, employed in
the work of destroying liberty abroad, in
order to enable that depotism more firm
Iy to rivet the chains about our own
necks.
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VIRGINIA. At Court continued
and he'd for Lonsa County. the 18Th day Of June.
NOTICE.

NOJlCE.
4 PETITION will be presented to the next
~ Virginia Assembly, praying that the Tract OF
Land, Of which Colonel Augustus Watson died
seized in Prince-Edward county, may be sold, for
the benefit ofhis creditors and distributes.
June &c. 1i-w2m
THVlIE Public are respectfully informed, that
gave to Oven Franklin, of Chesterfield, my
obligation to pay him sum Of money therein
stated for the purchase Of Wagon, geeT' and
horses, to be paid condition tina, there was to
be no incumbrance on the same. The public are
hereby cautioned not TO receive the bond, as have
reasons to believe that the said property under
iucumbrance, ard sm determined not to pay the
same
RICHARD HARRIS.
Juiy IS. 1e-Sc47U
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
yFyHAT If any person or persons have any claim
I against the Team sold by Owen Franklin TO
Richard Harris some time in April last, they
requested TO make il known, or before the sth
dsv of October next, at which time Mr.. Harris $
note will be due for Fsce Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars, and should claim be produced by that time,
am in hopes MIR. Harris will have no hesitation
in paving me the amount, asl am the holder ofthe
said note, assigned to me by the said Owen Frank
An.
MATTHEW WIN FREE.
August 8. IS Sts
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Sales at uctloa.
., wednesdays and Saturdays,

IN Wednesdays a'l" ot' ~ "o,
~ WILL BE OFFERED
!, .netien 0aice on Union street,
Al 'Df RetWeeu King and Prince
! estensise and general assortment
4 a # seasoaabie Goods OF { British British
"a German. India. and Domestic
s nseeg,.ture, which viii be well elect,
Mah and we'll worthy the attention o.
s sa an and country merchants and o1etf
tOw a. ap Undersigned Wi! be abunaan'ly
as ulS from the manufactofs and o, their
supp supp, Boston. New York aud mud :
i,fs',es,ss,, :. will give to gen'eH'e,san
dporsnity Of laying in their GOODS On =
0p 'pg terms as they can be ~ nus Sc r
l gGS% . into view the difference o. hS-
ena ms oarticuIar description Of g0o Gus
!, -, hs IayelSisea in the papers OF 'he
day. ,,,;ct;y attendsd to and
rb sql' advances made i 'lssir 3 =;
'''s''' : John jackson & 20.
Auctioneers.
1T ,r,,or ST
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December 7

District Of Columbia, to wit:
BE IT REMEMBEREp, That on
the fifth day OF December, in the Tor
ty.hrst year Of the independence Of
% { the u. States of America, WILL
= ! AN CRANCH, of the said district,
hail, deposited in this Office the title
of book, the right whereof he
claims as author, in the words iol.
lowing to wit:
Reports Of Cases argued 4 aajudged
8 in the Supreme Court of the q. States,
g in February term, 1914 Vol. VIII
g By WILLIAM'CRANCH CHEF Judge
OF the Circuit Court Of the district Of
!" Columbia. Potius iguoratio juris liti-
giosa est, guam scieRtia.
" Cic, de Iegibus, dial. l."
In conformity to The act OF the Con-
sress of the United States, iutituled. An
act for the encouragement of learning,
BY securing the copies OF maps, charts
and books. to the authors and proprie tors
of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned"
G. DENEALE,
Clerk Of Che District Of Columbia.
November 2S 2aw4V
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REMOVAL.
G. Bronaugh e Company.

G. Bronaugh & Company.
Have removed their Store one door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets. nealy opposite Messrs. Tyler
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are now opening general as.
sortmenf of Dry Goods, lately purchased
in Philadelphia, which they offer for sale
on very eligible terms, for cash or to
punctnal customers. They wish purcha-
sers to call and examine the goods.
November so tt
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December 7
2!eGd!sdriG C0nttu. Sc.

] Abraham Faw, one Of the Justices of
Peace Tor said county, do certify. tn.
Alexander Hunter brought Before me to
estray Horses trespasSipg Oh his ercio.
snyes. viz. 0ne a chesnnt sorrcs Horse.
upwards of 5 hands high, about Is ears
old, two hind feet white, small snip on
his face, some saddle marks on the ot'
side, 10 brand valued at $40.
The other smalI bay Horse, between
Is and IA hands high, two hind and one
fore foot white, star in his forehead,
no brand, some saddle spots on the eff
side. PAGES, trots and canters, aged a1out
IL years, a very s1re back--vaaed at
10 dollars. Given under my hand aud
seal, this 9Th day of December. 1916.
A. FAW. SIS.
So The owners of the above horses
are required to come. prove property,
and take them away from the plauta,ioa
Of the subscriber near mile run bridge,
on the goad from alexandria to Washing.
ton City.
Alexander Hunter.
December z 81
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FRESH FRUIT,
OF THIS YEARS GROWTH.

:
The subscribers has just received and for
sale,
Fresh Muscatel and bloom raisins
Green Grapes in jars, IN fine order.
Zante Currants, picannuts
Sol, sfeiled almonds, English Wal
nuts
Filberts, mustard, ginger, cinnamon
Cloves, nutmegs, Olives, with a yari.
ETY. Of different articles.
Also, few casks Goshen cheese o.
best Spanish segafs.
Sos O., HAND,
A large assortment of ecnfect1ths
cordials, sweet meats, sugar tc
AL orders will be punctsan,
TO, and reasonable dedfd Swami.
wholesale.
s3ta}g Lc
November &c
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QUiGi.y's

burr .siill Stone Mandatory.
WE subscriber has secei,e1 a large
supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
%o@ rranee and has commenced max
aa s ns,r saA Stones, at his shop, upper
Ia au Of Alng street, near the store of M.
anderson, where he can, on a
w ,rOr1 notice, furnish Stones of any size,
S,a,aaln equal to any in the United
'S'ss' and on the most feasonable,terms.
spril 6 &c
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Five Dollars Reward

Ran away from tie United States ser.
vice, al Fort Washington, some time
since, negro man named JOIN, the
property OF hr. John Vowel. lie is u
black man, about feet s inches high,
soar, dark countenance and very ilapu-
dent, particularly 10 persons Of his own
color: had on blue roundabout iackrt
and trowscrs. The shove reward viii be
paid Tor his delivery to
John MLausl,iiu,
Guy Hotel.
nccnnI,nr - 8.
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NoGcc

Whereas I did by an assignment dated
26fh November, 1916, transfer = assign
10 Bryan HamrSon andCo. and Thomas
Janney g Ce. i,'e certain purposes there
in mentioned, al! my books, rishta, Gre
dts, etc.
Notice is hereby given to all peTsons
indebted to me by bond netc orbook ac.
count, that the same is required to De
,sid to John II. Rmwn or Robert Hafrl
SON, who alone are authorized By the
Joint assicness to receive the same.
William Hatton.
December 5
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AIEX ANDRIA GAZETTE. COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
puBldsgD Danr 81 s. svoVDEa RoYAsrREET AlEAANDNla.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1916.
Fauquier Lands.

VENIE subscriber offers for sale the
4 Estate Whereon he resides in the
county of Frquier, about miles below
the courthouse, ON Cedar Run, between
the reads leadingto Fredeticksburgh and
Occoquan, so miles distant from either
place, and 40 to alexandria by the turn
pike, from Buckland The tract is com.
puted at
Three thousand three hundpoI
and seventy Acres,
and is divided into three farms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conveniently
distributed for each. There is
Valuable Mil Seat,
with stone on the spot for building
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract. presenting an extcgt of
-Four on five hundred A cres of
Low Grounds
of first quaIity.-3he bish land is well
divided into regular fields. some sf them
vi ptouhSt'cs anu 10 aCui5tch 10 LHt
use OF Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain culture.
he purchaser or purchasers Of the
land, can be accommodated with tht
farming utensils, the crops of Corn and
the sewn Nheat---the stack of Cattle
Horses, Sheep and Hogs; and with the
Negroes on s.ecstate in families, maxim
about l5e, Of very valuable description.
with some traaesmeu.
The IMPROVEMENTS are comfortable
Dwelling aonse, with good out Houses,
Zee House, Stables. sc. The situation
is healthy ara Tie water uEcGmmoni,
good. iwo thirds Of he Whale purchase
money vii. be required at the deliver
OF the property, tie baIancein short pay
mems with interest and secured by >
deed Of trust
Bernard Nj. Carter,
Woodstock, Fauquier Ccuoty.
October Is Cav
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TO RENT.

The Store between Messrs Patons \
Butchers and the Subscribers, lately oc-
cumed by Messrs. Cary Bronaugh y Co
Possession may be had Immediately For
terms apply to
Vaudeville s Larmour.
Nov 25