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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
F5VfIAT well known ami valuable property, the
4 VIRGINIA MILLS-Situated in the County
Of buckingham about sixty miles above Richmond,
upon Slate River, mile from its junction with
James River, which is navgabe at all seasons to the
Mil door.
This establishment consists of a substantial stone
house. seventy feet long, by forty wide, and FIVE sto-
ries highwh pair OF feet Bur stores. and all the
necessary nachiRery for manufacturing fiour upon
the latest and most improved plan a Saw-Mi ca
pable Of ioing az much any Other (;hs neiehbor-
hood afforiinga SIfTiciency of timber to keep il
constantly geug, which is brought to the mill to be
sawed ON shares
The dwelling house islands ,rncly situated half q
mile from the Mill with every necessary buiiding
for the comfortable accommodation OF a small fam
ilJ.-Atthe Mill is good store house ard count
ng-;oom, miller's house, cooper's shops. &c.
Il is thought unnecessary to mention in adver-
tsement the many advantages this properly posses
over any other Of The kind in the upper cow
try, as it is presumed those disposed TO purchase
such property, vial first view the same, when the
terms, which shall be liberal, will be made known
by the Subscriber.
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR.
Feb. 8. s9-wl2w-
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LAW OFTHE U. STATES.
~ .HCT
.7naleeic Magazine.

rnerce between the territories OF the U. States s
His Britannia Majesty.
BE neiGcteS 1riaeri7rcd 5v,te ssrr'r md House Ct Re-
orcSencirPy he Ur4ei Ses # Aqcrlca IN congrcfs
sen5e That 80 much OF any imposes higher dry NJ
tonago. ofmpors VESSELS and articles imported in
vessels oi CTibriian. than vSs and articles import
ed IN veSel ofthe Jit States contrary the provision,
ofthe Convention between the United States and us Bri-
t,nnic Majesty the notifications whereof were mutually
changed tic twenty ecod day OF Decemhr, tosand
eir' hundred end fifteen, be, from and a';r the Of the
ratification of the sai Convention, and dnrng the confirm
snce tSeof deemed and taken be of effect or no force.
II. CLAY,
SSs1ker ortie House If Rrbrr-entqt yes.
JOHN GAIILARD,
=, President efLae Senate pro. TEN.
ArPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.
THOMAS UNDERWOOD

hFFERS his services tn the Public as Commits
" "oa Merchant, and iatters hims self tlat the
experience which he has had in the tobacco business
will induce some Of the upland merchants 10 for
ward their produce to his care. Such rs do il. NAV
rely on the strctest attention which can be paid to
their interest.
Letters len at the Public Warehouse will be at.
tented tn.
February es w6w
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GROCERIES,.


ESIlE Subscribers have just received, in
addition 10 teir former stock. and offer for SALE OH
accommodating terms:
Is hhds. Antigua Rum, (we favored)
Old Iamaics, Ram
Cogniac Brandy, Of superior quality
London p. NJ Wine, in pipes, half pipes and quar-
casks
Sicily Madeira Wine, first quality
Sherry do. Lisbon do
Old Port Wine, in bottles
10 hdlS. n. Orleans Sugar
Imperial Tea, III chests and boxes : Lsstippor.
Gunpowdcr do. in quarter chests tation < war.
Young Hyson do. Z ranted 20 be
SOuchonc do YER, 6ne.
few hhds. retailing noIaSScs
Hsr Iron
25 lrgs old Java Conte
Prime green Coffee, III Bags and barrel,
10 casks fEH quality Goshen Cheese.
Harry Iomhkins 81 CO.
lfGToh 20. 1n3-~,sw
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Cotton and WOODEN Mauufacforv.

Cotton and Wooien Maantactory.
FsNiE proprietors of the Nelson and AL
bemarle Union Cotton and Wooden Misunderstanding
Company Jake this method inform their friends and the
community at large that they have Hooi CaIdiDg M
chine built on new and improved plan, which viii pick
and card 100 pounds Of per day in hen.a'es manner
nj the low price of cents per pound. They likewise Inv,
constantly on hand Spun Cotton. which they will sell on rs
low terms as can BE- purchased in Virginia. They have also
ereeta Coton Picking Machine. which they warrant To eA-
eeutc business with neTtne,s and dispatch.
The above Factory is Variety Mills, Nelson county.
March 20. io5-I Sm
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From HE London -afornirg Chronicle.
TIE BABEL BONNET.
Abroad had lovely Myrd been,
AID all the contiirens had seen,
With WHAT'S most strange uponit;
And when rrtnrnti to EnylandS iLSre,
Upon her head fiir MIRA bore
Af0,stT, as.dnot "A bonnet.
Her language wasa mosli,h speech,
vi many tongues beyond the reach
Or s,mnie nautrvs power;
AID since her tongue, eonftsd and mixa,
Assembled Babels tongues, she nS'J
Above it ba5egs TOtter.
-AOHI.
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NT3'E MPoRE ON T'RE LATE Wan.
Nhcne'er contcnding princes fight,
For private pique, public iisli,
AfIIics arr rs,isd, the hettS are msnh'd,
They combat Goth by SCI, aud hand.
Nhrn after insuy battles past,
pot,i tir'd With blows, make peace at last,
What is 1t. after ali, the people get
Why widows, taxes, "ooIen legs, and dsb'.
~ II III
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SaLE or NEGROES.

"ILL BE SOLD, at New-Canton, on
Saturday. the thirteenth day Of April next public.
u; 10 the highest bidder for ready money negro man
three wonien, and thr, vrls, in Trust the
Decd for which recored in buckingham COURT by Ed.
waru Boiling TO secure the payment Of n sum of money
therein mentioned due by him John IIobsun iun-lbc
tue vested in Trustees, viii he convcyed the pur.
chasers THOMAS PIrTMAN.
ROBERT NfOSEI.EY. ir.
Marcia 20. Io31t.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
VINIE SUBSCRIBERS will sell, to the
highest bidder, the premises the first day May
the Irot Of LAND, in Nelson county, Immediately
ao,e the moath of ROcIssh River, and bounded by both
rivers. containing, BY estimaon between six and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 of which prime low grounds
This has always rated Of the most valuable ON
James River-rhc highland is of the first quality. is
eve there arc no, ten acres in its nat, growth that
tivation of clover. possessing fine red clay foundation
Terms NJ Sale will be onethrd credit of sixty DAVIS
the haiancrin ard years from n, first of January next
Negotiate notes will he required or the first payment and
deed iii trust on the land to secure the two last.
u II Ho4cGrd,
". II. Bozrard,
J c. Rosgrrd,
ID. u. H5rcGrd,
February %. 97--wtds
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laeel with TIC conviction that our ships Of war. en-
nob.ed as they are by many other attributes, have
by the late treaty with Algers become sclctudrfes
not like the Catholic and Mahometan churches, for
robbers aud assassin but for the oppressed Christ
ian slaves Of AL nations.
.fi,dechc Magazine.
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NOIINE.
4 myself and friends, mean, as SION as
possible 20 remove from this part of the country %
inc STATE OF Ohio, request the favor those who have
claims against to bring them to be adjusted and nail
and those who indebted will Ihop nav mir,
metlatily. CHRISrOPUEp NI,ptIlF iy-, ,t,'h-
Ar0rch 6. 90 -..,o
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FRENCH APPROPRIATENESS.
EUST received By Peter Cotton and for sale a
- small invoice Of elegant French Paper. hing
iHgs and bordering, which he is enabled to sell very
lOw--Hc keeps constantly on hand large AMI gem
eral assortment OF American Paper-bdggiaFs.
.Nll-ch q. IOl-1r4rg
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Dow1Serowx, (Pa.l March 10.

TITS reported, that n SILVER MINE has been lately
discovered ON tr land of Simon Nieriiih. PJgtown
rsyeiry iownslp.in this county. that yields OF
pure silver pound u oe;.t il is easily obuiine and
s,,Dars 10 he t xauSlh!e. we have the accent from
lNo ,spsctahle gentlemen IL the neishborood OF ie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

VTIT IT.
',yetry township this county, that yields OF
pure silver 20 pound Vi oei.t it is easily obuiine
s,,Dars ~ he nt XauSlhe. We have the account from
lNo r,psctuhie gentlemen III the neishbOroOd OF tine
LIVERPOOL, Dec. - 1915
We had The pleasure Of writing you the 9Th instant,
and we now address YOU the result of The
enquiries We lave continued make the subject of me
wool As they have BEEN prosecuted with care,
with the assistance of intelligent friends, extensively
gagged m the wool trade, S'nt YOU the result with lhe
greatest conil aud yUu may regard tie suggestions OF
red in the following remarks, rs the sentiments Of
principal dealers ana manufactures IN those districts
lert he vol trade principally carried with r,-
gard The bepurued, inordcr ~ bring the wool
tu the proser for manufacture ai.G safe
should recommend that IL be well washed the sleeps
on clean ground from sad, and should e slorn ia
days after washing. provided the weather b. fine
dry IL DELAY Cd longer much nat,ri las tie manuinrt,
term 10 Would again into the WOOL which would
feet would still injurious. II The fleece slorn in
After scaring the fleece the dirt should be
Sarefu picked off; the heavy, dirty locks should also ~
Oft washed IN warm water. and shipped ma separate
the part Of the American farmer, wool may lie
mad 10 answer well giar importation and the
Sllt silk hadl which the American wool possess.
operates materially III its favor We have tfly four pack
M dealers and manufacturers IN Yorkshire
Nn,d two fercts f blood meTino washed, tho but in
differently the hcepS back, uSt before shCarg this
valued m Yorkshire Rs. CO. pes III. No. 2,cOEtiii1d
srt valued ,. 81. per III. No B, contained flee
es rr !unrihs boc Wei washed the back Of thze,
which of very different qualities the worth
7 oiher s.. pr H. No. CONTAINED two hccces
81 aud TIN otter 2s 81. per h. and we,e considerably
Fighter ,han tose III Nj. 2 though equal in quality.
Hoping bgs, Particular ma! h useful To yor.
We are yery reslec fuly. your assured friends,
" x
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Thirty Dollars Re1gardl
MILL be given for delivering to my OYersser.
w near Gainesville, n negro man, named
BOB--Vho ran away abDut the igth flasi month
He's about 20 years Of age, Of moderate stature, Il
we'll formod--speaks tOlerably quick, and IS VERY
intelligent. bought him in January last in Rich
rnond, from Mr.. Graves, member Of ;he Assembly
from New-Kent.
Fit7een Dollars will DC givcn for lodging him ia
jail, SO thai get him again.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
March &c. iot-wtf
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March Is.

To Clerks ofCom,ty Courts, Suberior Courts Of
Lay, and Rcs9renta' Courts Of Enquiry
A LAW that passed at the last S ssiou
and Superior Courts OF Law transmit Auditor
the same period in each year which they equ
rcd by law January and JULY lists of fines
on behalf OF the Literary Fund. lists OF all claims against
the by their resp Give .e
siN months preceding each ret and require the clerk
of each Regncttal Court Fnuniry 10 transmit 10 tho
Auditor list ofelans allowed by their respective courts.
within 30 days after their adjournment. This law proi
hts The Auditor ruID raying any CLAIMS allowed by the
said courts until he shall have compared it with the list
qure TO be transmitted aforesaid this. therefore is
give notice toac Of the clerks Aforementioned tha no
claim of the description herein mentioned VIII be received
NJ this Office until te llstsls aforesaid shall have been
mited.
JOHN BURFOOT, Auditer.
March Q. 100 2nI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-27

F,opi the T'o's,l7D q < tts Of Fc5rV1ryoi1
Ilfntfie,. dHdRobbeTy Far the following ac-
G ant oi Murder, horrid beyond deception we
p 2 irdtlaed to Caleb HOugh, ESQ. o. this village,
I, e Coroner vro took the inqu'stiou on the dead
bodies, AID DIR. M'Chesney. who was one of the
IGrois. Their Knowledge is derived tom their
examination Of the L,r'ies lie conf sson Of the
uurdcrcr, ard she evidence ahluecd brfcr, the
Jury. On Sunday, toe 18th inst. Mr.. Michael
Scarborough, o. Louisville, crossed the 81 Law
renee river To- COrn~ I'll. weneS he WIS toproc eb
or Monday to Montreal, leaving at home his wife,
sged twenty four YEATS, lovely girl oi two years,
ar infant of three months, aud Jean Daptste Ma
sUp, n FREE eh servant 0uy Of fourteen years old.
At,put i2o'elock ON the same day, Jean Baptist
Grsteau, little, black looking Canadian French
man, left Massena vilsge under Protence goirg
70 Quebec but went Immediately 20 Mr. Scarbo-
rOuglI's hOuse, (about ty0 mles) where he Stair
some time, fixing lis plan q operations for the
night f on the house he vert 10 the wcois
said t dark went into the barn Of NJ. Scafbo-
rough, SLEPT TIL Tor s o'clock IT, tic morning, went
20 III house. entered the back door into SD cntry
Wsy, passed into cellar, ate hearty breakfast
Game up, took an axe from the entry way, vent va
a. q srgc room where tie servant by was sleeping
b, p stove, warmed himself went into the adioii..
IL < rcam wh.rc Mrs 8 With the infant on her
Arm snd little girl by her side, asleep, stood
several mi utes. looking "a Mrs. a. q then al the
trunk which contained the cash, nj length he deter
mined. tor his security, 10 add marder % rob
bcIy-.He lcyellcd the axe Nv c. nj TIE neck OF
Mrs ; Which styc cd the bone auii aricri. and
almost severed the head from IT, boii, She died
ai'Lont struggle The head The axe vas let
INTO tie iniaffs head from the for head To the
G, owu--te ,ild lived abort fOur hours The lit
a, CIR has three maki 81 he axe on cr head aud
ono on her hcnldtr, her IL al much swollen;
II not sat ssa arlrrsd Whsthsr the sSul fraciu.
red; ,ome hopes O. sr recovery. From b. bod
r. or he rciur 90 ~ the fertant hcf, give hnu p
blow ou lie hest and ru u thros, DC hr tn
, q fofhe nurdf ref's ~i,c,) q ~ reiurel 90 tie
tcd acfn, opgn, q 81 iNipK aud iok out h4uGSer- !
chici sinng T. SO icis in a,ccie he aspect
20 so0dois. quantity % gold remained ~ the !
ffh9k undiscovered
On M,nd,y morning a Mf Field Of Ni,s'epa.
veLi 10 dicLsEs. on sa er.sud ard ruade soc dls
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Sales at Auction.
:. 1r,dnesdous and Saturdays,

I'm HGUHCc~S5
~ WILL BE OFFERED,
:. 10 Auction Office On Union street,
Al y eetweeu king aad Prince
= extensive and general ASSORTMENT .l.,
a If sea,ouable Goods, OF hlt'sa'
~ N = German, India, and DOMESTIC
sss ts',d;' which will be we'll select
n aaap "a we'll worthy the attent, :, o.
eeeu,,. !" country merchants and others
toT = Undersigned will be abun' , lGy
s =, !, from the manutactars anu ans, laelf
s Sums IN Boston, New York ane pn.' a,
iil5alsInJla--rlrich viii gi,eto gentlemen an
a oeno,upity oflaying il their goods On as
u uppd erms as they can be IN those SUES y )
s sss;o into view the difference OIL FIX
9TH III particular description OIL g0o Jus
all s advertised ia the papers Oh '''e
day .,;, ,.tenaed 70 and
,;ber advances made if desirable,
John jackson & 20.
Auctioneers.
Member 81
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puBLrsHED nar BY sxoWDE. RoYA1-sraEEF ALEXANDRIA
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 49, 1916
ROBBERY.

On the night of the 9th of December,
1916, the Exchange Office of the sub
scriber, Bridge street, Georgetow from
appearances by false key, was robbed
OF the following property, in Specie, con-
sisling of dollars, change, American and
English gold, about 600 dollars bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes of the
bank of Washington. and some small
tickets. together about so dollars, a one
pound note of the bank of England, and
Oue hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts as per numbers below. The lottery
tickets can be OF no use to the persons
taking them, and an attempt to pass them
would only lead to a detection. II is
therefore hoped that the person or per-
sons who took them, Will return them to
The subscriber th,ouSh the Post Office at
Georgetown. A liberal Reward viii be
paid By the subscriber for any ipiorma-
ton that may lead to the discovery of
the persons or Il re overy Of the property.
All keepers of lottery clEces in the Unit
Ell States will please to keep list OF the
numbers OF the following tickets, as it
may lead to discoveryit the theft.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
List Of The TT5s, Of Tickets in tic HE'D
icat LOTTERY, Cd GaSs.
22O1, 22O2, 2209, 1904, 1905, 22O6,
1907, 2208, 2009, % @. 1919, 2213,
2914. 2216, 2217, 22i8. 2219. 2220,
1881. 1889, 1855, 1885,, 1855,
1886, 1887, 1855, 1859, 1860,
1851, 1860, 1865. 1864, 14731,
1882, 1888, 1874. 1875, 1896.
14737, 14758, 1879, 1870,
lA-41, 1912, 14-43, l4144, f4745,
14746, 14147, 14748, 1870, 1880,
1926, 1923. 1929, 1880, 1882,
2l52S, 1884, 1885. 2l527, 21526,
1889, 1850, 21534, 1855, 1857,
1883, 1889, $3.50, 21546, 1854,
2l54S, 21549, 1850. 1891, 15ld2,
1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, l5t07,
15l0S, 15i09, 1910, 1911, 1912.
1918, 1914, 1915.
LIST or .N'U}fBER9 or IICh'E Is
In the &ashngtnn, Monument IO'
terry, ihirj class
Il, SO, IS, SIS. Sc. S., SO. so, 60, 81
%, IS. Ga Is, &C. e.. 6&, 90. 70, =
., 1914, Is, &06, 30, 1890, 2467
g474, 1889, 2470, 1869, 2472, a467
2i5S. 247l. 247S, 24GG, 1854, 248l
3483. 24S2, 243l, 2475. S45l, a452
3454, 3455, Sf56, 9457. SASS, 1892
$500, 1851. 4G45, 46t7. 1913, 4t49
1850, 4684, 1858, 469o, 1922 400
1904. 1926, 1896. 4697, 1898, 1869
200. 1913, S5l5 54j5
Dec 9
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REMOVAL
C. Bronaugh & 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
sortmen, OF Dry Goods, lately purchased
in Philadelphia, which they oiler tor sale
On very eligible terms, for cash or 70
punctual customers. They wish pnrcha-
sers to cali and examine the goods
November so If
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i he Subscribers
At the corner Of King and Royal streets
have just received

At the corner of King and Royal streets,
have just received
.A,F'D OFFER FOR S.fLF,
4 bids best quality brown sugar
so barrels Pennsylvania whiskey
puncheons cid rum
6 ditto New England ditto
2 pipes choice French brandy
2 ditto Holland gin
qrcasks l.. 2, Madeira0
pipes Iencrite WIVES
6 Or casks Sherry
90 do Port
l pancheon cherry bounce
Is kegs nutmegs
; S &c: Il: :'s::. TEAS.
90 kegs snuff
30 boyes moald candles
Is ditto ditto ditto
pimento, pepper, alum, copperas
Salt-Petre. birthstone
Wrapping paper
a few boxes Spanish Segars
Together ,oith
A general assortment Of other articles IL
their iiue.
VIM. s. Z. NIarbury.
November is
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MandeyilIe 81 lsaihlbtaa

Haze receired for Sale,
SIS hhds Pennsylvania rye whisky
so bbls do do
5 hhds New England rum
60 bbls do
90 puncheons Cd. Sd and 18th proof
West-Iudia do
Is bbls 4th proof Accomac peach
brandy
8 pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country do
90 hhds melasses
so bbls low priced sugars
90 boxes new iaisins
Is casks do
1000 Id fresh Zante currants
Coo ID soft shelled almonds
80 casks colered Goshen cheese
900 Rrkins Pennsylvania butter, PHI
ladeIphia inspection, no. |. for
family use
Is bags race ginger
CO casks cseSing tobacco
50baes and 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 ditte ground alum
/ bale writing paper
80 boxes mould and dipt candles
boxes real Martinique Noyau
Wines, liquors and groceries as usual.
December 9
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e1IFs AT vENDUE.

I'm eps' WILL BE SOLD,
v.,due Store, corner of Prince
At inc and Water Streets e
A yARIEFf oF
n,., Goods, Groceries, &c.
! G Liars Of which win be expressed N
fafu the bills of the day:
- an kind Of goods which are on
ION and the prices of which are
ll lnsapTsSel. can at any tine be yieWea
estaO ,.srsbased at the lowest limitation
ana p''0' p G. aARSTELLER.
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Member 81
Excange Office, GeoFYetosea

n WILL give tie highest premium Tor
1 Ihfts at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
the fobwiug places, w: ~,
Ioan. New York, philadelphia, ba''
timors Virginia, North Carolina, sonth-
CarOia and Georgia will also give
the Incest premium for Drafts on New
Orlsan. Treasury Notes aHd Specie.
Allkirds Of Western Bank Note
bughhnd sold. -,
An intts Of Stocks and Bills OF "a
ans,bousht and sold.
N0ts. D,afts, aud Interest collected
aud rmitted for small commission.
~ Persons travelling to any part q
the CITED States may be supplied WITH
saatute Funds.
H. Please to enquire atmy Exchange
and lOker's Office, Bridge-street, Gee.
To1r.
Romlslus Riggs.
JuIe l tt
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Cor Sale.

.igVHAT substantially built & elegant
Al ly finished three story trick Dtret-
ing HOuse on Watershed, formerly
the residence CT the late II Esnnea.y;
with which will be sold, eitner conjoint-
ly OF separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot. IS ieet froGt and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accolnmo-
dating TO the purchaser.
If this property be no; sold pryiousiy
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given inmedL'
ately therC- ter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. M'Kenna.
aDril 81 dSt& 2awtf
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QUIGIY's
Burr NH Stone Manufactory

Burr NH Stone Mandatory.
+ ME- subscriber has received a large
& supply OF BURR BLOCKS direct
frem France, and has commenced making
Burr Mil! Stones, at his shc p, upper end
of King street, near the store Of Mr..
James Anderson. where he can on short
notice, furnish Stones of airy size. var
ranted equal to any in the United States,
and on the EioSt reasonable terms,
Michael Quigly.
april E tt
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Union Bank, Alexandria,
Nnganlpr cO 1916

November so 1916.
Stockholders in tins Institution aye
hereby notified, that an election for le
Directors Ia. serve the snsQing year, will
be held on Monday the 9th day of Janu
arv next, at the coart house in Alexan.
dria. BY order.
G. T.. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
December Q Gte
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A Negro Woman and her two chill
dren, boy and girl. Also, Young
Nes'o woman. They can be well yecom.
mended.
Apply 70 the Printer.
or Robert Mutt at the Washington tavern.
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Mesenaria. Nor. %. 1916

THE annual meeting OF the stockaad-
ars in the Little River Turnpike Coupe.
ny. will be On the second S,onday ~ Ia
iuary lsi1. at John M'IaughliH's hotel,
N the town OF Alexandria at which
line an election will be held fora Presi.
lent, four Directors atid a Treasurer. A
full statement of the accounts will be laid
before the Company. On the following
ay superintendent Of the road. and
eo!ectors of tolls at The 81 es, vii be up.
pointed,
JONAH THOMPSON, T'r.
l.. z, TIC.
November 90 eotsdhinn
The editor OF tie Winchester Gazette
will please to insert the above until tie
second Monday in January next, 4 for
ward his account to this Office
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.SSg The fast sailing schooner Mary
Sasse Ann, capt. Tyron, will sail With
ali possible dispatch, and take SEQ bar.
rels ON freight, for which or passage,
apply to
Barnewall & Fopham.
Dec 10 lw