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1 stSuAs
n similar vote was given in the state
OF pennsylvania
! y4nnokohs, December, z.
&The Electors of President and Wee
President OF the United States, from
nc I'd Sd, 4ih, 5Ih, 6,h, and 7th dis
| 'i'cis OF The state of MARYLAND, assem-
Died IN TINS city on Wcducsday last, to-
IN III the object OF their election. After
tue necessary qualification oil the mem
Scrs Edward Johnson, Esq OF Bali
| "orc, was appointed chairman, aoG Mr..
| John Brewer secretary, when they adj
Jaurned till 6 O'clock, p NJ. to give
nne fos ;hc federal electors to arrive
and take their seats. They met accord.
'"g TO sdjeurnment, but no other mem
bers having appeared, they proceeded
o the discharge Of their duty. Mon
rre and iompkins Of course recc we'd
The undivided republican support OF
Maryland:
| No business Of moment has yet oc-
CAPPED the attention OF The legislature.
dash was made the other day al the
chancery system, in the house OF dele
gates.
Election of President and FyeeP.cSi-
denE On The 81 inst the Electors ui
tic commonwealth OF Massachusetts
met at the state-house in Boston, ana
nose the hon. Christopher Gore their
President, and the hon. Stephen Long
/ 'FllnVv &pr,gfaryy I ~, E,Il,l -
| vacancies in their body. occ asioned by
he non-acceptsuce oi Tie non Judge
Wildo, and the illness and consequent
| 1eeeScc Of he hon. Messrs WopLU.idgy
| and Head, by TIC choice OF the hon
| William Philips, the non. Thomas II
PERKINS, ami the hon Josiah Steheins.
| On "Wednesday, December 4, the day
! designated iOr the purpose by the Cor
| :itutIoni the electors, TWENTY-FIVE in
lumber, gave their votes unanimously
! .2r the hon. Rufus King ct New-YUrk
FOR President ct tic United States, anG
'or the hon. John T.. Howard, of Mary
and, for Vice President The Rev.
MIR. Colman, of bingham, is appointed
by the electors, messenger, 10 carry the
votes to Washington.
Boston Daily .4dv
On the 4th inst agrcea5!y to assign
alent. the report OF the committee OF
he subject of the Separation OF Maine,
concluding with resolves purpc.tiBg
hatthe contingency had not happened,
n which the consen; OF Massachusetts
wso given TO the separation of the dis-
triCt, lhat The powers of the Brunswick
Convention have ceased, and that If is
90; eGprtieEt for the General Court 20
ake any further measures in regard to
the Separation, was taken up in the Sc
nate, and accepted without debate.-
Yeas l6, nays 6.
The same vote was afterwards con-
cured III by the House. Tb.
| The Legislature Of New.York has
lately CedGd to The United States q
small island in Lake Champlain, near
The west shore, and about quarter oE
. mic south Of the Canada line, Tor the
purpose Of building fort. The works
are already commenced, and are 10 en-.
close all tn; land visible at low water.
II rs supposed that this fort Will sffectu-
ally Command The channel OF the lake.
! Fur her works, IL is said, are contem
plated on the shore opposite. flo.
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General Gaines left the city OF Pr =
'ad .lphia on ;he AIh inst. f,r his com
mand IN the Southern Department. and
It IS said, will soon be in Charleston, C.
upeun;cud tive Notifications about TO
c erased here,
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BRYAN HAMPSOE & co.
ofFER FOR SALE,
40 bids. fri quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. ard 40 bbis. I'D quality 90
go chefs imperial; Young Hylon and
Souchong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 nhds and so bbls. Molaifcs
10 plncheons eth proof fine Jamaica
Rum
10 do. sd proof Antigua 60.
hhds. New England do.
S half pipes and
10 or. caiks old Madeira 1,,,src
pipes Lilbon "LNS"'
IS Or. caiks fwcetMalaga
so boxes Soap
IS do. mould Candies
so do. pipes, containing grofs each
goo lbs Bengal & Spanilh Flote Indigo
P:mento, Pepper, Race Ginger,
=, Green Copperas, Alum, Madder, Fig
ol"eI Wrapping Paper,
10000 bnIhels Liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do do.
And a .coniiant fupply OF the bel FLOUR
'of faniiy uie' Oct. 10.
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IXis s TO r,pe notice-

rms s. 70 g2Ue notice,
That the fgblcriber OF Alexandria coun.
ty, in the D'friet Of Columbia has obtained
from the aforefad court of faid county.
letters OF administration on the perGonal ef.
tate OF ABEL WILLIS, late Of the coun-
ty aiorelaid. dccealed All perfons having
claims againf the faid decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit TIE fame with the vouch-
eTs thereof, paGed by the Orphans Court,
on or before the eleventh day Of January
next, or they may, by law, be excluded
rom all benefit TO iad eitate--and thofe in
debted thereto, are required to make inme-
date payment to the fubicribet--Giv
der my hard this nth day of Dec. 1916.
ANTHONY RHODES, Admir-
Of Abel Willis
December II,
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CABINET. MAKERS
ATTEND!
A large quantity of MAHOGANY, to
be fold by auction in Baltimore, on the Sth
init. by
HAZLEHUST & DORSEY,
Gay freet Wharf.
Sale perenptory.
December IL. AT
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I'M thankful Tor p.st ia
vors, and beg leave TO inform my friends
and the public, that lave juf recclved1a
general aGcr:ment of
SE.8.5 3.A:4BLB GO0DS,
SuPctfne and fecond black. blue, hottie ,cla-
RET, green, mixed, orange, olive and drab
Brcadcloths and CatIimeres
Merino lhaw, cloth, OF he belt QUALITY
Shrting Aannels, red End yellow do,
Bedford cords, caiiinetts, PrliGe cloths
Wo'ited and cotton hoGcry, veGinss
Fcreit cloths, ,kerieys and plains
Role and dufae blankets
Manchester cords and veiYets
Black, PLAID, green. brown and blue bomba-
zetts, GA gingham>, calicocs, ihawls,
Se. &c. t5r,
The grea.cr part of the above goods be-
ing purchaied in Baltimore a. auction, cna-
bies me TO fell them cheap
CHARLES SCOTT.
alto continue to keep tie Livery SRA.
BILE and BOARDING HoU Z, where cuffoY
mers and frangcrs can be eenteely accom-
modated Horles will DC we'll attended to,
by careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE,
4 Negro Woman nd Clild.
confdercd TO be as good a houfe iervant IS
any in the DifriSt, Alto,
s. 1s-1enla a Gig ard Horse,
lSsggs.5 cheap for cafh or credit.
u w ~ c. SCOTT.
Hh'ssa2 fEaSE Nov. 3. King nreet.
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J. Lewion, Q yno. IN,
John Spence, I. M. C,,vav
James Dcnc4le, Bcrr ii,TriCo9?'
Inc, G'bion, jr Z Rouzee Peyton,
p: Harrion, 2 A. FI,zusE
John ironaugh, g Ino. MuneuTe.
! Lave but it,le eripaal acau.'N,arcc
with MIR. kemper, and have nevcf been in
ms ichool, but have often heard him fpok-
en- OF as a gentleman of correct principles
ana manners, and good teacher The f.
tna'lon IN which nc prorofes eitabifh.ns
his ithool, fem; to be very favorable. cons
binlng the advantages Of remarkably
hcalth.' climate and good boarding houfe.
(S;gnet) VIM. A. G. D2DE
December X. 7tawa1v
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JOHN T kEaiFER,
VIII OPE.N 4 SCHO0E

- Z n
ON the 18th January, 1917, at sTar-
~ FORD SPRINGS, in which fball he
taught Reading, Writing, Englilh Gram.
mar, geography, with the ufe OF the
Globes and Maps, and common Arithme.
nc, at 40 dollars, and Mathematics at =.
dollars rcr annur-and one dollar for each.
iShoiar, tor houie rent and fuel.
MIR. l.. Dickiniun will accommodate
few itnden's with genteel Board, ON the fol-
loving iermS, viz: Under the ace Of 70
years Tor 20 dollars, from Il to IS for So
dollars, above i6 for leo dollars per an.
num-, payable one fourth in advance. on.
halt on the 18th of Oct. and the other fourth
az the end OF the year-Boardcrs TO fur
MN their own beds anc candles-Tbe moi
rarncuiJr attcntion viii be paid TO Young
AIDES hy MRS. Dickirfon and her 'Gi1eT'
While out OF ichoo!-- and the faid Kemner
pledges himie!f that no exertion fhal be
wanting on his part to merit the approba-
tion OF the public The hcalthineis OF The
htuatiUn and the advantages OF he Niedici-
h~i wa;ers are adIitioral REQ mendations.
foFEMBER 9th, 1916
tie iubicri6srS have had an or ortnoity
OF knowing MIR Kcmper as a teacher for
lone years, and believe him 10 De well QUA
Ihed ior what lie under axes in tina, profeT.
hoh' We alto believe him to be Il .entleman
ot uneXccpt!onsbe Character and morals
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VIRGINIA AEGIoLArURE.

-@t ~ Ga|SC1
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
NnnIcrrRsr 1R1E

NOTICE is hereby Given, that funds
IN have been aligned for the payment Of
fuch Treafury Notes and the intereit there
on, rs are row due at the Loan Office in tie
city of New York, in the fate of N. York,
and which were not embraced by the Motif
cation from this Department, OF the 2zd of
Auguft, 1916.
And the faid Treafury Notes will accord
ingly be paid upon the application of the
holders thereof respectively, at the faid
Loan Office in the city of New York, at any
time prior TO the frlt day of January 1877,
after which day interet will ceafe to be paw
able upon the faid Treafury Notes.
The Commihioners in the fevcral fates
are requefed to make this notice generally
known by all the means in their power, and
the printers authorized to publi(1 the laws
Of the United States, will be pleafed to in
iert it once week in their reflective pa
Pers until the fri day of January next.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
Nov. II. tffJ
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December
JUST PUBLISHED
For faie b. the SabIcri5er,


A second volume of AllIson's Sermons.
= The poets Pilgrimage TO Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. rs cts.
M. De RoccaS' Memories of The French
war in Spain, 1 dollar.
Paris Reviiised in 1875, by !. Scott, I dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs Opie, dolls.
Tales OF Fancy, by MifS Burney, dol.
Christable, Xubla Khan, and tie Pains
of Sleep, Vifion, by S. T. Coieridgc,
81 zcts.
Chriltian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Maionic Mlnitrel, felection Of NIaionic,
sentimental aud humorous fongs, Duets,
glees, choruies, rounds and canzonetts, ref,
Pectfuily dedicated to the moft antient and
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Nations, with an appendix, containing a
ihort hiftorical account of Mafonry, and
Hkewife LIT CT all the Lodges IN the Unit.
ed States.
N. B.-Subscribers to the lalf mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them-The
subscribers price is dolls. non-subscribers
3 so. ROBT. GRAY.
Oct. re,
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FOR SALE.

4 WISH to sell or rent my farm on
r Retirement, three and half miles
from Alexandria. Its a valuable farm
and contains 10Y acres, about 40 of
which may be sown down in small grain
this fall Ten acres are in timothy and
20 more suitable-There is a pleD.
" Of good timber, and the place is well
watered, and under an excellent fence.
will make the terms accommodating
to purchaser. lfitis not sold l will
let 1t out on shares or for certain rent.
~ wish to sell e ,od second
hand wagon and can, and will take tim.
Der in payment
GEO ATKINSON.
Sept. 4 Ftf
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Mapr CommistionertOMec.
dHP. {, 1916.

The Board of Navy Commissioners will
receive, until the fst day of January, 1917,
proposals for furnishing, for the use of tho
Navy of the United States,
$4,000 to 10000 cubical feet of live oak
timber, cat to moulds, for ship Of the line
and two frigates,
10000 20 10000 feet of oak plank. aud
5000 feet of yellow pine plank, ios the
Samcs
.Aiso--fzo,ooo feet of white pine boards.
OF in. Ia IN. Z in Rain. and ranging
timber for ships Of the line and friga.es, i
either live oak, white OAK, locust or red &c.
dar, or propcrtionof each to be delivered
atsuch navy yard or yards, as the commis
sicRers may designate, and be subject to the
navy inspection at the places of delivery.
The commissioners will find, at the public
expense, suitable personto superintend the
moulding. They invite those disposed to
offer for contracts, to make their proposals
for not less than quantity sufficient for
ship OF the line, or fora frigate.
JOHN RODGERS, Pre5igeAf
effbF BoaydefNayy Com8iJsiossyy.
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LIND EOR SHE
Sept 6.

In the County of Fairfax, about is
miles from Alexandria, and the same
distance from Georgetown and Wash.
ton. This land is now under goo
fencing, and liesio handsome square
OF four fields, which all concentrate
in one yard, with a new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
IS sufficiency of timber to support
the. place for number Of years /; there
is from $50 70 800 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provements are frame Dwelling,
large enough for any size family, with
every accessory out house, well water
cd, and excellent springs, large or
chards of every kind of fruits. The a.
boye land is good and will be sold a
great bargain, Oh application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
Alex'a. King street, Aug. Is.
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NAVAL COURT MARrIAI.


Through the politeness OF The JUDGE
Advocate we have 20 day the sincere
pleasure Of laying befo7e our readers
the sentence ofthe Court Martial iate-
ly held on Lieut., Com. Thos. CUNNING.
ham, of the United States schooner
Firebrand. Lieut.. Cunningham did
not require this testimony of his gallant
brethren to place him high in the es.
titnation of the people Of New Or.
leans, by whom he has been long known
and deservedIy respected.
The Court being now cleared took
into mature consideration the evidence
on the part Of the prosecution, as also
that introduced by the accused and az
ter due deliberation thereupon, the
court pronounce Lieut. Commandant
Thos. S. Cunningham, nor gully of a
breach Of the 9th article of the act for
tie better government Of the UBiled
States navy or any part thereof; and
the court do unanimously, and 6onoTa.
bly, aequir 1t. Com L S. Cunningham.
aadJfee him Jroa any end Ghe sGg6test
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TAKE NOTICE

That It sparticular,yreque that tlloie
perions indebted to the late irm OF Withers
& Herbert, fhould CONC forward and make
immediate payment, as the fubfcriber is
extremely anxious to pay off what may be
oue by iald iirm and clofe ':he bulinefs; all
Reasonable IudH 1lgence having been given.
am to be found at the houfe of John
WItherS and Co. oPpofte the Mechanics
Bank OF alexandria. Should be abfent
at any time, Mr. John Warrington, living
at lad houie, orMr. 9. Gilpin, living with
MeiirS. Grlttith & Brawner, will attend in
my itead and fgn in my name receipts for
any money paid on fuch accounts, they be.
ing hereby authorized 70 to do
CAVE WRITER'S.
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LAND FDR SALE

by a virtue of deed of truft, from
40 Coleman Lewis, to the fubfcriber,
(made to fecure the payment of FUN OF
money, due to Alexander Waugh) will be
expofed to public fale at CsNTRsvILLE, in
the county of Fairfax, on WEDNESDAY
the 1T day of JANUARY, 1877, TO the
higheit bidder for ready money
1872 acres OF LAND
Lying on the turnpike road. between Fair.
fax court houfe and the iaid town of Cen
treville.
GEo.N. BBRKLEY, TruGec.
October a. rs
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Alexandria, NV. %.

N7AS committed to the Jail of this
w county, as runaway, MULArro
MAN, who iayS his name is David ZONES.
and iays that he Came from Halford county
IN the fate of South Carolina-hc is about
feet o or 10 inches high, and about "A
years old-his face is rough with pimpIes-
he had ON blue cloth coat and home mace
pantaloonS. The owner is reauefed TO
come and prove his property, pay charges
take him away, otherwiie he will be dfI,of.
ed of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
ct the jail for Warrington Boyd.
Martial.
December Z. Iau.m
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TO LE'r.

A convenient frame dwelling house
on Pitt street, near TO Princess street.
Containing six good rooms, and fitted
to accommodate one or two families
with ground newly fenced in FOR large
garden-~two or three springs of good
water near the premises-Possession
will be given immediately--For terms
apply to
MandeOiNe 81 Larmour.
Sept 6.
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TO LET,

That elegant establishment on JEFF
tcrson street, commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and i've good lodging rooms neatly Il.
nished, smoke house, dairy, kitchen.
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, q garden well stocked
with vegetables, and best of water a,
the distance Of 200 or 300 yards-the
improvements are in complete repair,
the situation very Pieassnt-the rem,
will be moderate, and Immediate pos
session given--apply 10
JOHN JACKSON.
Anr O
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing .4o
4 n acres, lying in the county of Wet
morsland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth of RofIier's Creek--the greater part
OF which iseavily timbered with white oak
and cedar, ,fuitable for fhip-building, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
J. F. CALDWELL. s
October o. If
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Aug.
TO LET.

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupied by Mr.. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on the first day OF
May. II LYNN.
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Notice is hereby given,
THAT the collector of the revenue for
i the azd collection diitri6t of Virginia,
or his deputy will attend at
Leelburg from the III to the 9Th of Janua-
ny, 1917,
Middlebmrg Monday 9th,
Aide "wednesday 9Th.
Waterford Tuefday I4th,
Hillsborough Thurfday 10th,
Upperville Saturday 18th.
Wet End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4th Jan'ry.
Hendley Nelfon's Monday 9th,
Fairfax Court Houle, Monday aoth,
For the purpoie of receiving the entryo f
carriages, with the harnefs ufed therefor,
agreeable toan act of congrefs, palTed the
fifteenth day. of December, 1919, which en-
try is thereby required to be made, for fail.
ing to do which a penalty of double the a
mount of the duty impoied by the aSt of the
fifteenth of December, 1914, will be encnIr-
ed Given under my hand, Dec. 4, 1916.
jNO. LITTLEJOHN,
Collector of the Revenue.
N. B. Non-refdents are informed that
DANIEL MINOR, Efq. of Alexandra, will
receive the amount of their Direct Tax.
upon property holden by them in the coun1
ties of Loudoun and Fairfax, which tax if
not paid before the nth day of Januarv
1877, will be fent on to the defignated col,
ieetor at Richmond-Perions deGrous of
ieeing their lifts may do 10 by APPLYING to
me at MOTIFS in Alexandria on the 9th or
10th of January next.
December g.
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TO RENT

ME STORE between Messrs. Patons
Il q Butchers and the subscribers, late
y occupied by MeHrs. Carey Bronahgh &
Co.-Poiiefiion may be had immediately
For terms apply to
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoUR.
Nov. IS.
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CONDITIONS.
The work will be neatly printed CT
paper of good quality, with new and
handsome type, in duodecimo form.
The three poems 10 be united 10 one
volume, containing upwards Of leo pa
ges, and delivered 10 subscribers at rs
cents Baltimore, .NoU, 80.
b" Subscriptions received at Xii.
Office.
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Tn REST.

HE Dwelling Houfe and Store, adloin-
Il ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
itreet-PoaefIion may be had immediately.
Vaudeville & LARMOUR, =
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in,iiatat;on of;mfrotriesy Of eonduet du-
ring his svhoie cruise, commencing on
the 18th Aug. and ending on the 7th oil
Sept, of the present year, and psrucu-
lar'y on the 9th Of Aug, in the rencon-
tire with the Spanish ship Diana, and
brig CassadOri the court are IN justice
to the feelings OF this injured officer
bound to state, that his condnct
throughout the whole Of the affair with
this overwhelming force, has been highs
~ honorable to himself and TO the flag
under which he served; nor can ,he
codrt refrain from observing that the
unexpected attack made by his Catho-
lie Msjesty's ship Disne, and brig Cas-
sador, has proved an unparalleled, unius-
itiabie and unprovoked insult and out
rage upon the nag ofthe United States.
The court row request that the sword
| may be restored 10 this officer from
whom it has unjustly and withcu, cause
Lsen taken.
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SSasN ANAC hNLoOEs JuGSS [lNtOSdlC
New Orleans, Nov. ., 1916.
The commanding officer feels great
satisfaction in confirming the iu;l and
.onoratic acquitai thus pronounced by
the court martial, before which H.. Com
l. 5. Cunningham has been arraigncd,
ard which while j, places his conduct
In an highly creditahle and honorable
point OF view also reflects honor on the
courE. fhc sentence Of the court msr.
ual, of which TT Com b. ". Hoffman
is President being thus confirmed, said
court is hereby dissolved and 1t. Com.
Cunningham will ,re.assume the COM
mand of the u S. sch. Fire Brand.
{Signed)
DANIEL L. PATTERSON,
Commanding u S. Naval Forces
New Orleans Station.
New Orleans, Nov s,
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Lees hnti-i3lliouS Pills.
TINE operation of thefe highly efieemed-l
4 PILLS is perfectly mild, and the expe-
rience of thouiands has proved they may BIZ
,uied In every lituation in lille without the
leait Inconvenience.
Theyarc Hmirably adapted to carry Of
tuperhuous bile, &c. SC.
Lee ssVorm-d DESTROYING Lozenges
his medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as tits certain and effiacacious in its o.
perauon, cannot injure thc youngef infant.
ihould no worms exit in It's body; but VIII,
without pain or gripping, cleanfe che 1omaci,
and bowels.
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NOTICE.


pY virtue Of decree of the fuperior
40 court of chancery for the Frederick
burg diitrict, pronounced in fuit therein
pending, wherein Thomas Montgomere,
plaintiff, and Robert Graham, defendant,
the fubfcribers will expofe to fale, before
the door Of the Contribute of Prince Will
liam county, on the z7th init. the
IY5.4CY' OF L.4.V!D
Upon which the faid Robert Graham re-
fdes, ofio much as will be fuiiicient to e, :
fifty Thomas MoEtgomerie, the balance Of
the money now due unto him by (aid decree
with intereit and COTS of court refpecting
taid trult The land is 6tuated in the a.
toreiaid county OF Prince William near the
townof Dumfries.
J. GIBSON. Jr.
p. HARRISON,
Dumfries, Dec. s.