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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30
YIRGlNIA.


AT Rules holm in me Clerks Office ofthe sn5e.
rior Court # CAa'lcergs fog fde Richmond Dis.
tr'ei, ne on dey If fest1tiry 1916
John S. 5ubbs, junr. PlaiatiG
Polly Brown, and Washington Brown, heirs At
law of Sally Brown, deci and John s Siubbs.
sen administrator of the said Sally Brown.
decd and james Brander, to whom ti,e charge
OF the eetae ct the sad Sally Brown was com
mitted Maxwell Trokes, and Sarah n his
wife, Ia Saah H. Goode, ndn'fx. aud James
Scott, Jr.sdm'pr with the will annexed OF Rich
ard B. GoDde, decd ;John Spotswood and Ma
d ny his wife 1arlton Saunders & Saliy his wife
May GNJe, Sally Goode, Elizabeth Goode.
and RobefI { Jode, children and heirs al awoi
Francis GOode deed. Sslly Scott, only ei.ild aid
heiress Of Patty Scott, decd Which sad Mary
Spolswood, Salty Saunders, Mary G tode, sally
COOde, Elizabeth G. lode, R05er, Goodt, K Saliy
Scott arg heirs at law Of Richard b G0ode deed
WHO was surviving trusteeln the &C; OF the Gen
erll Assembly, in the Plaintiffs bill menlioned
& kobt. Gfalian. surviving ex'or OF Jane L,
the elder, decd who WAS also a trustee under
the said act, aud executor Of James LYLE, The
younger, decd, who was the other trustee nam.
ed 10 tine sad act and Phllip Norborne n .cho-
las, attorney general OF Tie commonwealth of
yrglnie ABA John .. 0gs Dcjsndaafs
The defendants Maxwell Tfolres. and Sarah
~ us wife not having ertered their appearance
and gwen security according 10 the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules ofths court, and Il appearing
By satisfactory evidence that they are not inta6.
itanis ofthis country: II Is ordered, that tive
said defendants do appear here on the first
dag Of the next term aud answer the bin of tine
PhnNf AID that q copy OF tbs orderbe forth.
with inserted IN some newspaper publ shed IN the
Cay otR,chmond, for two months stlccessiyey
and posted at the front door Of The capitol IN Tie
sand CITY
a Copy--Testc.
WV. W. I5ENRSG, &C.
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Exchange & Lottery Office.


A II the subscribers Office, Gentlemen may be
IN accommodated with BANK NOTES OF the
Different STATES, by allowing or receiving
premium, according TO the d Florence ofexchange;
or can have their Norris SoIp, on very small
commission. tk .s IS
q PREMIUM
Wiu be girer fer GoLD Z. SILVER Com.
at this office, No. 81 ,99S, the first drawn ,ick
ct on the 10th days drawing of the Masonic Ia,
Lottery. a prize of S 5000, was sold The fol-
lowing prizes in the above Lottery are still ~
RESI2i.TL5iC IN 1,nt, ISHEEL.
lprze Of S 10000 stii4ssl S.
81 ~: 2J,0Q0
~ 10000
5000 Fsss
lS 900 So lA
Letters enclosing orders for tickets, post paid,
Will be atsendedto. Companies aud Clubs sup
pied with TIcKgrs WARuAsrEp UsbsAws, on
accommodating terms, on applications at,
s J. b. KUIsSHEEDT'S,
9faii .Sfyeet, Jlickmcrd
Mach 2 1916. sr. Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30
-hBoO-
SEVE.N .WEGRO MEN
WOTTUK

The Board Of Managers Of TIE
Richmond Bqptist Foreign and Domestic
asst JIESSIOsv SOCIETY
Have P0sfpUNfO the ANNUAt. MEETING
Of the Socety, until tie first Saturday in hine
next. IN consequence ofthc General Meeting OF
Correspondence being appointed on that das IN
this City Signed,
JOHN BRYCE, Cores sec
Richmond5 March 8, 1876. fwIwtA.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30
RICHMOND CAVALRY,
FOR SALE

FUN SALE, M +
"A Lot Of Grclq'a, containing four .ecres,
ON the North Side of BACON BRANCH, near
-lfr. Panes Facfo,y-I deem in unnecessary to
give further DESCRIPTION, as those wishing. to
purchase, viii, certainlyyiew the premises. For
further particulars enquire of the Subscriber lv
ing on the lot.
JONATHAN QUICKSALL.
March 25.--1awt20A
N. b. shall offer the above lot at private sale
until the goth ofAprilnext.
J. O.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30
7FORT SILE7
In the county Of Albermarle, about pne mile
North east of the pleasant town of Milton,
- "A SMALL EARN, bees 4, 81

IN the county Of Albermarie, about pne mile
North east of the pleasant town of Milton, \,
q "a "A SMALL EARN, bees g
containing 96iacresi of land, about so sof which
well set in clover, and 100 satisfactorily timbered
Part of. this land Les along 1.-THE North side Of
the RHanna. The buidings are new and ,un-
commonly good: they consist of 1. a commodi-
Gus substantial and neat dwelling house, with
5 excellent rooms, closets. cellars, kitchen a
garnet SSc. 2. oftwo other houses, lone of which
has three very good rooms. 3. meat-house, DAIRY
house for servants &c. 4. very large barn, in
the Pennsylvania style, with AN extensive stable
under 1.-THE scite is highly picturesque, COM
mandiny' diversified and immense view. The
'salubricy 6Sthe place, and the goodness ofsIie
water, are pfoyerbial in that part of the country
The facility OF boat fayigation,. and the prox.m-
week from slulos every direction, and where Sc
verh good stores are kept greatly add to the adj
vsutages of the, itdation.
This little farm would suit professional gen.
tlcman--a Minister of the Gospel I.awyer---a
Physcian--or an Instructor of Youth.--It might
also be made an excellent stand for tavern, SIM
ply by mcndmg an old road.
The terms viii be reasonahle.-For said terms
apply TO Robert s. Garnett, the proprietor of said
farm in Essex county-t, Martin Dawson at Mil
ton IN Ahemarle county, or to l.. III. Girardin, in
Richmond. l
0r Mr.. Thomas Z. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity of the place, will shew the
premises to any person DESTROYS of purchasing
The buildings were originally planned and erect
cd by that gentleman for the use of his own FAM
ly-and are, Of course, unusually convenient, so.
id and neat.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

That as soon as the said Edward w. Trent. or
his associates shall have completed the said pro-
posed Bridge, and i, shall be ready to commence
the receipt of Toll, shall discontinue the collec
ton OF Toll at my Bridge, and make it free.
Should my shattered constitution. before that
period arrives, sink under The weight of exposures
and hardships formerly encountered in erecting
the Bridge, provision shall be made by will for
carrying this my determination into effect
and as some atonement 20 myself for the
sacrifice thus made, l shall lay off into
los OF convenient size, the two Islands over
which my bridge passes, and offer them at pub.
lie auction. The advantageous situation of this
property for wharves, warehouses, &c must
strike every observing aye, when The navigation
shall be improved as is Contemplated by the lie.
gisature The particular attention Of men of
enterprise IS invited to this subject as no st,ia.
ton adjacent to Richmond affords so many adj.
yantsges, more especially for the purposes above
mentioned.
Richmond, March 81. Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

WHERRAS, during the session of 1914, a law
was enacted, authorisng Edward w. Trent
to erect Toll Bridge across James River at This
place, which said law conceive to be fraueht
with the greatest opressiOn, Digratitude and in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

So pr. ct. on cts. 8 Id
-
ia Seuls per yard ga
cents.
-----
Say 70 81 cents in favor of the manuf,ct,,rors
ON an article winch cost cents
view of the actual cost of cotton goods i'm.
ported from g. Britain
suppose trunk of cation goods to cost
IN g: Britain L10O l1oo no
To make the ad-valorem 10
-s
~, Ito
The duty of IS per cent. nd .valoreru is
charged on lilo and will be OF 10
insurance. freight, commissions and o.
Their charges, will on am average be In
Average gam expected by the Importer 70 10
147 10
Every 100 sterling the bona fde cost in En-.
gland, will cost the retailer ny 10 or 471 ner
cent in favor of the American manufacturer. be.
sides the difference in the price Of the raw mate,
THIS. I.4f
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FOR ALE.

a ratuable Rope W'aie Establishment.
ygSfIE subscriber offers for sale the ROPE,
4 WALK with its machinery and buildings-
lately carried ON BY John s Shelton & Co at Port
Mayo (httle below Rocketts) together with the
Lot on which it stands, containing about two
acres Of ground.
ALSO
SEVE.W .wEGR0 .HEyp
well acquainted with the Ropo.Nvalk business
For terms, Which will be liberal, apply to
=. 7. SHELTON, Trent fo-
JOHN s. SHELTON, & co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30
0FMtereStiug to Medical Men,
Country Merchants, Farmers &c.
WILLIAM WEST.

.HPO IHECJfRH .BJF11 DEUG CYST
q esv doors 6eoz0 the Bel 1dre,n, and second door
befo1dth -7rgi,s effoc, hasreeeiped IN auditor
70 hs former Stock. a FIT and F'ssh Suepty of
Medicines, Paints, Dye Stulis, Shop FurDi-
ture &c.
Cornbrehendsig dlDest a general assortment in
the Druggist Lire. .4tnony mem he .pl mention
DRUGS s MEDICsN ES:
Aloes, Assafrtlda, yelaw and pale Back, Ca.
lionel, Camphor, Cream ofTartar, Ipecac, Jalap.
RiIubarb, Mama, Liquorice refined and common,
Opium, red Precipltate, 1000 ID. Glauber Salts,
Rochelle do. Magnesia in large humps DO. in
snail squares, DO. pulverised, DO. calcined war
ranted TO be Of the very best quality; Itchont-
ment, genuine Hzariem oil, Essence of Mustard,
and variety of other Patent Medicines Sui
phnr, roll and powdered; Oitof Almonds, Sweet
oil, upwards cfsO0 les of tie best Jamaica
Castor OIL, &c. &C.
PAINTS, viz:
IS kegs London Ground White lead; 600 lbs
dry do. 1000 lbs. dry Spanish Brown; so keys
do. in oil; 1000 lbs dry Spruce Ochre 400 lbs.
American Terra de Sienna, equal 10 the English
and very cheap 1000 lbs. best Spanish Whiting
venlegris, Patent Yellow, Sugar Of Lead, Pr,is
n Blue, &c. &c.
DYE sTUFFS, viz:
900 lbs Oil of yitrol and Muriatic Acid; 200
Tbs. Aqua forts, warranted TO be double the usu-
al strength Madder 700 lbs Spanish Indigo
Arhatio; Camwo6d Copperas, &c. &c
Also--TootI, IIar, Cloth and Pam BnUsHrs
all Of which he is determined to sell low for casll
Y or ON. a reasonable credit. Orders, &c. will be
strictly attended lol.t ~
Mn. w. w. ciugdesirous Of turning his at,
tention TO some more active business, VIII sell on
yeqsa,iabs Terms, (shoud application be made
speed h. ) his Medical Establishment, with the
sioek on Hand, shsp FiStnres and a complete
assortment of Shop Furniture. The stnnd for
business is second ioahe best in Richmond
Letters addressed 70 him, post pad, will be at
tended 20. -,
E;.e6nonA, .tt1rel 2, 1916. llewtEl
JUST PUBLTSHED q ron SIZE,
Ar Tue SroRE OF A. MAYO 4 CO.
Price IS cents.--AN
illustration ofthe Character & Conduct
or THE
PRkssrrEHiAs CHyncH N YIRaiNIA'
r.S. q. ~ ''' [is@aw.l
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Fu SPueu IN detail, to the ar gum ents Of We
srs high IN and Clay.
~. Gay followed in support of his motion. and
"a reply 70 the gentlemen who had spoken in
.Hr Gold and Mr., Hubert also successfully
aovoca'ed the amendment, and the expediency of
ex'endin5 an indubiabe encouragement and Sc.
curly to our manufacturing citizens
The ques ion was then taken en- II Claws mo.
ton to ncs the duty on cottons to thirty per
cen and csrrled-ayes CO. noes 81 -
'ir. Gay then moved so to amend the bill "a
20 class hsnpcn a1,d sat cloths, Concluding cotton
olgying)wth those of woollen, so that if the duty
on the latter should be hereafter Increased nc he
wslel, to % per cent it would be also on - TN, h
former articles, and ifnot the duty thereon would
sun De raised TO IS per cent. the same as the
duty on woollens. ~,
after some remarks explanatory IN his mo.
IVES !oS Offering the amendment, .Nr Clay with.
uosw IL AZ the request of .nr Smith of.,id who
sad ne had intended to propose specific in.
cFessed duty on certain species of imported hem.
pen esott, and would cooperate in M CPS obiecr
AZ alilwsd to vary it in some degree.
~ SAnfh then proceeded with some add;t;.
ohalf efnarks on particular features of the bill.
sa, ing commercial Questions. which he Discus
seu IN mat minute and technical manner. which,
ms Practlcal acquaintance with the subject reu.
ders peculiar to him.
When Mr.. S concluded, the committee rose,
obsaned leave to sit again; and
ihe house adjourned. at
ON TIE N,EW THRIFT. &c.
The following statements were submitted bv
ten smith to the committee of the whole bo,se
IN nus remarks on the bill to establish new tariff
of duties. ~ - : -" ann
British Goods.
Yard cotton, valued at Is cents.
Add 10 per cent. so
Duty of 25 per cent. on OF So is 7etsl
insurance, freight, transport to LIVER
pool, packages and agents commas
SION, u per cent. on 81 cents, the A.
verage value of cotton, low priced
goods. 49,.
Average gain to the importer, of 125
pe' cent on a cost OF 20 cents, p cts.
NJ, cos. OF ~ cents, IL etc.
The manufacturer viii thenhaye an al.
vantage over the importer of III cents
per yard, on an article which costs in
England only 90 cents, and of course
he will have that bounty given to-
him =
AT 50 t.3 per cent the duty alone will
NC cents and fraction, ON cotton
goods, which on average cost 20
cents per yard in Manchester, and
win cost the retailerl3 cents per
YARD IN addition to the prime cost
ana assortment of India goods such as renes
raily compose the cargoes imported into the u.
nited States, cost on an average cents ner ,,rd
| Cotton goods (cost what they will iessj are
charged IN the bill as if they cost per Yard 9s
cents. '"u -
Add 20 pee cent. to make the supposed va ~,
yard. 1'y PCT
The duly of25 per cent. is charged on 80 cents,
Ere e,htJ st r. PSF cent - 712
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

Duty of 25 per cent. on Of So is
insurance, freight, transport to LIVER
pool, packages and agents commas
SION, u per cent. on 81 cents, the A.
verage value of cotton, low priced
goods.
Average gain to the importer, of 1874
per Cent. on cost Of 20 cents,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30
VIM. W. Hening, c. c.
CoSnIssIoSERs orrJcE ,

CoSMIssIoSERs orFIcE,
Richmond Sd. Mo. lat. 1916. s
THE parties Interested, are desired TO TAKE,
NOTICE, that have appointed the second day
cfthe 5th month (May) next, for commencing
the Reformation of the Report directed by the
foregoing order of the Court.
THOMAS LADD, M C, Z
NJ .rch 2.-w4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

SO pr. ct. on 9 cts. 8 Id
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-30

WV ". IsENNe, &C.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-10-18
Robert Gray.
othosite fhe Washington 7avsra
Has lately received for sale the foi
low i:rY Eooks

othosite the Washington Iavsya.
Has lately received for sale the foI
loving Books
Mafon's Plea for sacramentai rommnnior
on Catholic principles.
New Military Dilcipline for the feldex-
ercite and manoeuvres of the infantry Of the
United States, compiled and adapted to the
organization of the army of the u States,
agreeabiy to reiolve of CongrSis, dated
December, 1919.
Pocket Biolesir elegant and plain binding
books.
Davidlon's Philadelphia Latin Grammar.
Murray's Grammar, Key, Exercile, In
PRODUCTION, Reader, and Sequel.
Scott's LenonS, Sanford and Morton.
Rudiman's Rudiments of the Latin
Tongue.
Bunyan'a holy War, Goldfm;td's Rome
Death Of Abel, Waverly, MsFingal, Lewis
and Clark's Travels TO the Pacific Ocean.
American Star, hervey's meditations, BelPs
Objections, JeE's AGiitant, Hunters Sacred
Biography, Jackfon's Book Keeping, Prac-
teal Education, Taylor's Sermons, Life of
Fenelon, Telemachus, Moore's Anacreon.
CGrfc OF Kehama, L halaba or the delfroyer,
Lie OF Cook the tragedlan, Sllmagundi, Ef
priella's Letters, Foote'S Works, Beauties OF
the Botanic Garden, The Year, a poem
Pleainres and Pains of Memory, Memoirs
OF Henry Kirk White, Pope's Works, Lord
OF the Isles, Broad Grins, Tourif's Guide.
Plealures of Hope, Gertrude of WYOMING
Dunlap's Plays, Ramblei's Magazine, Ho,
ner burleiqued, DR.. Ifrael's Romance, En-
chantcd Plants, Fables of Flora, Cattle
Rackrent, Rival Princes, Gutter, FOUNDING
of Belgrade, on Raphael, Cattle of Otran-
to, Village Paitor, Self Controul, LOOKING
glais for the mind, Minfrel, BaxteRs Cali.
Irfumphs Of Temper, New York Precep
tor, Young's night Thoughts, Calendar of
Nature, Choice Emblems, Child's Maea-
zine, Child's Cabinet, Snowden's America.
Wecm'S Life of Wilmington, Doddridge,s
Family Expoiitor, Hu6elPs Modern Eu-
rope, Gibbons Roman Empire, elegantly
bound in calf and gilt.
ON HAND,
Spelling Books, Testaments, States, Pen.
ellis, Waters, Quilts, falling Wax, Writing
Paper, Paint Boxes, Hair Pencils, German
Flutes, Clarionets, Violihs, Violin Strings
Bows and Bridges, &C
ALSO,
"A large stock of ml(cellaneous books
which he will fell at retail prices for unchar.
cred country bank notes, atPar.
September III.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

Ashfa Store. on Cameron ssreef, cfino
site the Market,
In addition TO his former stock of Lii
quors, Wines. Teas, Groceries &c. &c
has just received
Is hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Whis-
kew,
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few days his store on the fecond floor
VIII be complete where he now offers for fale
a general affortment OF Plain and Gilt Glats,
lima, DELPHI, and Queens Ware &c. Sc.
ca Trays and Walters, Bread and Knife
Trays, a great variety, fome of them very
elegant; firlt quality Britannia Ware il,
C'ctts complete Cruet itands, variety /;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron timed Tea
Kettles; Coffee Mills, ION timed Skillct,,
all fizes Bell metal Preervlng pans, Bel
lows, American and Britf,; Chafing Dill
-es (; Grtliroas, Frying p;ns, Coal hods with
Filters, Coal boxes, Sh kels, sc Bnifhes.
all kinds German Lod>ine glaGcs, Snuff
ana ooaeco Boxes, viriety; plated can
die ficks, !ome of the N elegant; Mrrke,
-Ealkets, sc witla gitn variety of other
articles too numeroasjto mentor. all CT
which will be foli Oh nv derate and acoomo
dating terms. WM. DUNLAP.
Sept TO-
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May commi5sioar,95ORce.
May tom
~ NNpM5i, 10.

5fb august, 1876.
The Board Of Navy Commissioners will
receive, until the ISt day Of January, 1877,
proposals for furnishing, for the use of The
Navy of the United States,
10000 to 10000 cubcal feet of live oak
timber, cut to monids, for ship of the line
and two frigates.
100, 900 to $50, 900 feet OF oak plank. and
IS, 900 feet of yellow pine plank, foI the
same.
A!so-Izo,ooo feet of white pine boards,
OF I in. Ia in. in ~ in. and ranging
timber for ships of the line and frigates, OF
either live oak, white oak, locust or red &C.
dar, or propcrtionof each TO be delivered
at such navy yard or yards, as the conmis-
sieRers may designate, and be subject to the
navy inspection at the places of delivery.
The commissioners will find, at the public
expense, suitable person to superintend the
moulding. They invite those disposed to
offer for contracts, to make their proposals
for not less than quantity sufficient for a
ship Of the Zine, OF for frigate.
JOHN RODGERS, Pre5idenf
effbe gOard efNaqy Comnis5ioa<g,.
The printcB OF the laws Of the United
States, at Baltimore, Alexandra, Norfolk
Wilmington N. &. Charleston, S. G. sa.
vsnah, Georgia, and New Orleans, will be-
phasedtopublishthisl EMBELLISHMENTS tIlei,
respective papers
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Removal.
x 4. CALDWELL q

Has removed to the Store, corner of Prince
and Union Streets,
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE
or. cails, and grofs Murdoch Wine
a do. do. and do. old Port do
; 10 do. do. Colmcnar Wine
20 do. do. fweet Malaga do. az
3 hhds. grofs l.. p TencrifIe do
pipes Catalonia do.
do. dry Lifbon, 9 years old
TO boxes Claret do.
40 doz. Champagne do.
10 boxes Malaga Cordials, afIorted
400 do. Raifins
so cafks do.
1000 W.T.. Epgliih Cheefc
40 tons Shot and Offender Gun-Pow-
der
: pipes Holland Gin
5 do. Cogniac Brandy
10 pnncheons Rum
10 8 do MolaGes
700 kegs white Pain,
CATS Whiting
eco jars N. York picked Oyflets
so boxes Malaga Figs
so boxes G,elled Almonds
eco Demi;ohns
5000 lbs. Seine Twinc
10 cirets imperial md Y. Hylon Tea, of
the ut quality
50 empty Gin Cafes
40 dog. Sif;ers
10000 Segars
so tierccs fne Salt, for ,a..jIe NE
70 bags Coffee t5
Mnfard, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, Aiifpice,
Nufmegs, &c. &c.
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FAKE NOTICEs

Tha; it particularlyr thar thpfe
perions Indebted 20 the late Srm CT Wilhcr.
& Herbert, ihould come forward and make
immediate payment, as the fublcriber Is
extremely anxious TO pay OF what lNay he
due by taid frman4 clofr :he buiine!s all
rcalohablc Indulgence having been given.
am TO be found at The houie of John
Withers and Co ofpoGte the MechlIsics'
Bank oil Afxaadria. Should be ablent
at any time, III John Warrington, living
at iad houic. or MIR. &. Gi.pin, living with
MeiirS. Griffith s. Brawner, will attend in
my ilead and ign in my name receipts for
any money paid on fIclI accounts, tfey be.
ing hereby authorized IA to do.
CAVE WITHERS.
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MNrEI.E

tax for s15 Ia G ssos due and p pys
bic, and that aiteTdancs wiz be given TO re
place for the town and county OF A'exah
dria, TO wiz: A, John MIaughlin's aYcrn
tober Tueiday 18th, aud " edneIiay r6ih;
and thar correct copies. OF thc Tax liiis rc
main with the principal allcilor Of this c1l ,
lection dlttrict, crcn 10 the 'nfpca'ion Of any
perion who may Win 10 examine the itnie
JOHN C., NA&DETJ,
Deputy Collector fer tl'c town and
county Of Alexandria.
Sept. ~, 1916. tlG.hO "
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FOR SAVE.

WISH to sell or rent my farm or
II Retirement, three and q half miles
from Alexandria. tits valuable farm
and contains l07 acres, about 40 OF
which may be sown down in smaiI grain
this fall Ten acres are In timothy and
20 more suitable-There is plen
~ of good timber, and the place is well
watered, and under an excellent fence
wiltmake the terms accommodating
tic purchaser. Ifitis not sold i viii
letit out on shares or FOR certain rent.
|" 1 wish TO sell good second
hand wagon and cart, and will take Tim
Der in payment.
GEO ATKINSON
Sept. 4 FIJI
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Mn. JouN b. DApNEy.

YOU viii take notice, that or the 9th
day of the Circuit Corrt of the Diitrict OF
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria, in November, 1916, or as foon
as counleican be heard, l fhall move that
court to award judgment againfyo in fave.
of the Common Councilof Alexandria, for
the FUN of twenty fix dollars and five cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
petty on Wolfe .treet, III the town If Alex :
andria, for the years 1895, 5, 6, 7, s, 9, 10,
II, II, 10, II, and I.s-according to the act
of CongrcGs palIed the asth Feb. 1904.
J. D. 'SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
OF alexandria.
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YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day of The Circuit Court of the Difrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county OF
Alexandra, in November 1876 or as loon
thereafter as council can be heard, / fhall
move that court to award judgment agaiha
you in favor of the Common Council oil
Alexandria, fer the ium Of fxty four dol
lars and one cent, being the amount due for
paving and taxes on your property, corner
of Duke and Fit ftrect7, in the town of
Alexandria, for the years 1910, II, II, Is,
~ and Is-according to the act Of Congrcls
patIed the a5th Feb. 1904.
]. D.. SIMMS,
Attorney for The Common Council
of Alexandra.
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