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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-02
RETIREMENT.

which Ann Broke holds as dover, in Her
deceased husbands estate, which undivided
fourth part, being about 355 acres, will be
sold, subject to the life estate ofthe said wis
dow, Ann Brooke.
S. A. MARSTELLER,
Ann BROOKE, SECS
november 9 dts
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$4,000 lbs Deer skins, principally. shaved

A credit ofthrae months will be given for
I'll purchases exceeding GOO dollars, on ap-I
proved endorsed noes.
THOMAS u. M'KENNEY. S. !. r.
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Prime Or. Coffee s. G. A. Salt.
YlNHIS day landing from schr Thetis $500
J. bushels ground alum salt and from schr
Stag. 1000 los prime green coffee, which are
Offered for sale by
dec2 St LINDSAY {. HILL.
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His long experience in the custom house has
made him perfectly acquainted with the prac-
tice, in cases arising under the maritime and
revenue laws, and for the convenience OF
those concerned in shipping, he has opened
an office near the water, above the city auc-
ton rooms, and directly opposite the Union
bank, where he will always be prepared TO
furnish and Gil up all the blanks required by
the merchant, owner or master of vessel, IN
the transaction of their business at the Gus.
tom house. tt nov 90
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Proposals

yyTiIL he received hy me, until Monday
W lie 9Th lust fer paving. the tJotways
on Queen street. at 50 much per ward.
drcg GIO. CORYELL, Su. Pc.
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A Card.

WI D. SIMMS returns his sincere and
w grateful thanks 10 his fellow citizens
for the very extraordinary interest recently
manifested by them in his behalf. and res
pectiuIly Informs them that il is his intention
Immediately 10 resume the practice OF
Inv 8; C0.FVET.4.NCLNG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-05

TRUST SALE..B BY virtue OF deed Of
! to TIE subscribers by Mr.. Robert Graham, for pur-
poses therein mentioned, will be sold, OH Uednesddy
the 10Th N0UeHber neat Vt the residence Of SAID Ora
ham in the town Of Manchester the following property
10 wit
The TENEMENT now occupied ny Mr. Graham-a
most eligible residence for geneei family, with every
necessary building, aud an excellent garden.
The TENEMENT on ihe hill, immediately sbAve Mrs .
Trenrs containing three half acre lots buildings and
enclosures all new, dwelling house one story brick
aud two stories Of wood
ALOr on the Nam street, sixty six feet 'front.' with
an excellent new brick office on it, opposite the pTGper
" owned by Major Smith, aud fronting Mr. Hatcher's
LOr aud office The cross street irading to Maui
chester warehouse, occupied by Nessrs Kerr * Caske.
400 Acres Of WOODLAND, about ~ miles non Man.
chester, bordering the old road leading to tue coal
pits, aud formerly owned by George Markham.
A moiety VA 1000 acres AND lying in Amelia county
within about three miles 81 The courbousc bought ~
Young Pankey nj BuCHs trustees, (Jy conseut Of Mr.
Fankey the whole tract will he offered togetheT.)
Two valuable NEGRO WEN, one hamed Harry, an
excellent carriage driver and gardese the nher named
Sam, good carpsnter....A NEGRO WOMAN named
Besey, and four very likely children, two 0t tte1 boys
and two piris-a two horse whGGON I grey HORST,
aud foui MICH COWS....Alsu, all the household aud
kitchen FURNITURE, comprising general assortment
Of useful articles for housekeeping.
Ieimsfor the real estate viii be credit Of and ~
Inonibs negotiable with Approved esdofsefs aud
deeds OF trust upoa the property to secure The payment
W ne required. The negroes &c will be sold for
hnd on FRIDAY the l2th dag OF NOUeirber, on The
premises, v. GraIams third interest the corner
LOT opposite to MOncnfe Robinson 81 peasants ven
due once fronting on i3b sud carey streets about 90
feet EACH BY consent Of Thomas Tredway and GRAY
aud Pankey, owners OF the other Two thirds, The whole
I'D CtNNlNGHAI.J
RicH'D ANDERSON Trustees.
WILL NJ GRAY,
~ The above sale, which will ne conducted by the
Subscribers, will commence al ~ o'clock on the DAY
herein appointed therefor, n fIirf not the same
hour aud place on the iu day t'ereafer-and he
MOgCURE, ROBINSON \ PLFfSANTS,
october ~. 45..tds AncdOneeTs.
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One Hundred Dollars Kewal.d
October 10

WAS stolen from my stable the night Of the Path
w inst my RIDING HORSE, for which, aud the
conviction Of the thief, will give the above reward
or 20 for the horse alone. lie is hve years old about
10 hands high, of line hay color and very likely with
a nickea tail which ne carries sided, believed
the LEFT he has some ndistiGct appearances u the col
lar around bis shoulders but white spetS that are
recoilectedTatler low srder. There is breaking
out on his body and his bind legs aud hghs there
we're some remains VI when stolen. tie trOs fast aud
well, and just learning to paceof an impetuous fiery
temper hat hoi inclined to I've vicious. Should any
horse answering the above description he offered Tor
SALE OF heard Of IN any part OF fbe country the iOfor
mation by letter directed to me al Richmond will be
Thankfully received. JOHN q. MOSBY.
I.lmans. AnrmLI 81.
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q S $50 or s $50 Renard.

FEOR apPrthtudnE and lodging IN Jail negro
u hay SAM, yellow feew about 40 years old, per.
haps feet inchesligb, pretty well proporoned full
round face, was lateylbe property Of Dr. WIN FOushee
and having travelled With him once ofeper tn Bati
more and Philadelphia, where he has probably formed
aCqnaintances, II is presumed he may attempt To 60
that way with free pass Or. Foushees servant.
He has travelled by The way Of Fredericksburg DUN.
fries Washington City, &r.s acquainted most partcu.
laTly al Gsdsby's tavern in Baltimore and At MI.
Jacksons IN Philadelphia, who keeps liver stable in
9th street. TIE Is we'll known IN and this place
We ten the 10Th nit aud am told was seen IN
this place on the 3st Si5e u be given taken with.
in the state Of Virginia or $50 IL i'm any other state
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
Richmond, September 3 sttf
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Richmond . ssrtemher

WW,be sold, on HCeiUe months Credit,
A Dadley's ferry in Kirg & Queen county on BFon.
~ day NE 18Th d0H Of N0UCmber, agfeeahiy To- a
decree Of the cogu Of SAID county, NINE SLAVES to
wit, foaT ttee women and two sfls amongst ibeU
Is good maie servant anu good female cook Bonds
With good security wiii re required, BY
oct. N. ~. ids 1IiE COMMISSIONER.
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Boots Shoes, .Straw BOmetS, &c.
'ENHE subscribers, have OH hand at their store L
Il Main street.
500 cases boots, shoes, bats, straw bonnes, &C. &c
In addition to which they now receiving per brig
Richmond, 200 OF the kma Of goods mai
the extensive aud pee assortment offered
for sale in Richmond, (which the following part ::
$50 pair geHtlemeBs cafskn ard morocco boots
100 do do. do shoes
2uO0 80. mems lined and bound do.
ITO 80. do. do.
$40 49,. do. thick bOoteeB
$3.50 80. do. do. shoes
2I1O 80. boys shoes Of various kinds
200 80. women's weited shoes
25IS de-. leather pumps
500 80. misses do morocco and
37OO 80. ladies' Aeeled and common morocco
1000 80. cOipred aud Diaek
1900 80. Chdren's boots aud shoes, all qualities
20 cases STRAW BONSETS-3O cases wool hats
80 doz. vine silters-I0 boxes chocolate
and many other arcies, too numerous for adver-
tisement... he whole being consignment with
ders FOR quick sales, are offered good terms
can be had in any Of the northern cities, and much
lower than the usual prices IN this place.
Sept. ~. 4O..u ADAMS & SPEAR.
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LoSEpH & PHLLIP MAYO.

IIAvE united in the PRACTICE OF THE LAW
One the other Of them will constantly attend the
various courts held In the city Of Richmond aud the
inferior aud superior courts OF Coochand Pow haaR
ani Chesterfield. Aas Ia 2S..u
MARY .SOUrhGArE, grateful for the encourage.
Ivl neut, she has received from the ladies of Rich
mond aud lis vcinities nforns them that s
has opened large and elegant assortment Of MIL
LIVERY at her old siand consisting principally of Leg
born velvet straw and satin BONNErS, OF the latest
patterns an elegant assortment OF London BEAVERS
Of all sizes aud coors lace and gauae dresses elegant
trimmings for pelisses and dresses nets cuT and head
ornaments caps, turbans, feathersand flowers capes,
collareis. &c.-all OF which will be sold at the
reduced prices fer cash or town acceptances.
MANTUA MAKING and CRIMPlNG done with neat
nessand despatch.
Merchants from the country particularly reqsest
ed TO call and judge for themselves.
n. u LeghoTn straw honnsts, cleaned and repaired.
October a. 4s..U
hSf arder ~ Isonias Is. Cr.nshaw, and b, virtue OF
- Trust Deed executed TO us by John ID. Taylor and
wife, Of Powhatan county aud duly OF record In the
court Of that county dated the 5th day Of Feb. last
shall on the premises, sa Wednesday the lUh day Of
Nopsbsr neat, proceed to sell To the highest bidder
Tor ready money the tract, piece or parcel Of land
wherein the aforesaid John ID. Taylor nov resides IN
the county Of Pewhatan, containing by estimation, Que
hundred and sixty-two aud half acres, be the same
more or less much thereof shall be sufficient
to raise the of 1890 dollars 10 cents with interest
from the 18th day Of January last until paid and the
is bounded by the lands Of William Thomas Edward F.
Bauch, and Captain Bryant, and lays In the neighbor
hood of the court house. TAe title vested In us
trustees, only, will be made TO the purchaser.
JOHN G. DANIEL,
Oct. IL. 45..tds JAMES JENNINGS.
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sale Of Land and NeDroes-


pY virtue OF deed OF trust executed TO the snbscT
~ bers by william a. Cscke aud wife, and duly re-
corded in the county court Of Pow the
payment Of certain sums of money therein mentioned
due TO Robert Graham, surviving qualified executor Of
James Lyle deceased, will be sold. Thursday the
mn day Of November near, at Pnwhatan Courthouse,
To The highest bidder at public auction for cash. 500
OF land, lying in the said county of Powhaan and
also i've negroes, much of said property may be
necessary to SATISFY the purposes of said trust.
JACOB MIcHAUx, WA. WALTHALL, Trustees.
OctobeTi5. 46, st
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sAK, To succeed the SHIP MohatOk,

~HSaXe 10 succeed the Ship M0hdt0k,
SsaSg For LONDON, 10 the address Of
Messrs JOHN Gilia Son. with The liberty Of cunaisn
ment the superior coppered and copper fastened Ship
HENRY CLAY capt }. Carnes, has invariably delivered
ner in excellent order and will commence load
ing at City Point IN few days, part Of her cargo be-
ing already engaged she will meet with all convenient
despatch-for freight of the remainder, which will be
taken low, apply TO WILLIAM GILLlAT.
October g. daft
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Nem Grnnaru .NtOre.

CANuEi A. HAMMER Te,uins his thanks 10 his
~ friends aud the pubic geneIaij fo past favoTs,
aud takes this method Of Informing them thai he has
taken that large and ComniDdiorS tenement on Cary
Street, formerly occupied BY woOdson and Staples,
where he has opened a GTanary Store.
lie offers mis- services to his friends as CONMIS.
SION MERCHANT, aud hopes by strict attention 10
business to share portion OF public patronage.
Constantly or hand, supply of STONE WARE,
manufactured ny Thomas Amos & Co. sold at the Rich
nond Factory prices and warranted superior any made
in the state. Oct. 5. 43.,if
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ESDuCArlON.... Mrs. Harriet Jones intends on
Monday the 18th inst. to open d SCHOOL I'm Col
Bniiochs house, opposite the residence Capt Jones
III the immediate neighborhood of the Rev Mr. Blair
for the education Of YOUNG LADIES.
The csuise OF tuition ia her seminary will embrace
reading, photography, pennanship, English grammar
arithmetic. geography with the OF the globes asro
homy, bellies letes, composition, history, aud the Latin
and Greek languages.
Mrs Jone has procured the assistance OF Mr. MuUselI
distinguished teacher in this city, who will instruct
her pupils IN the languages in the higher branches
OF education No exeroHs on the part of Mrs. Jones
OF Of MI hunseli will be omitted 10 advance the i'm
rroveDent Uf the young ladies' under her care.
The terms OF tuition will be-Entrance SIS
For scboiaTsever Sy'rs of age session. OF months
lhdeT ibai age................i5 -. 49,.
For those who may choose to
study the languages. ........25 .... go.
Richmond, October Is. l6-l2t
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DUCkINGbAM COUNTY, ss... .TAhen up by David
ID SuRson, living near " Hiss mountain, BLACK
STEER, with white face and belly, and half Of his Tail
wbite-marked with AN underkeei ia the right aud a
crop AND slit IN the left caT-suppssrd 10 be years
old next spring-eppTased 10 fiftern dollars.
a copy-Tesle, X. ELDRiDGR, ID. c.
January 81 JO..SiF
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Wanting a School.

WdHfln9 a School.
vENHE subscriber has inform the public
IL that his school will be expired about the first OF
bece mber next, aud he is DESTROYS Of meeting with
vacancy for the eu.uing year. His propositions are
reading, writing, English grammar, geography, arth
netic, Surveying, &c. He has a SET Of mathematical
instruments IN order TO Instruct his pupils in the prac
tcal part of surveying and trsonomefry, well as
the theory. Apply 10 the subscriber his boarding
house Capt Jeters) Painviile, Amelia county, Va.
Oct. ~. ISAAC FINCH.
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Sale of Negroes aud Stock, Sc.

Sdle OF Negroes and Stock, &c.
pELONGINGt To the estate OF THOMAS MILLER late
liof Goochlahd County, deceased.The stock OF hors
es,cows sheep, hogs, sc. the several plantations
sIed of Dix months for all above $40, satiafacto
ry securedthat sum and under, cash viz In Gooch-
land, on the I'D November at woodsye on the Ith at
the Byrd on The Gh AT La Vale, the late residence Of
the .deceased-and the 10th at Prospect Hill planta.
ton IN Sposylvania on which day tie said plan alton
VIII be offered for lease And at Prince Edward Court
house, On Monday the 18th November next, being
court day, between 30 aud 40 likely negroes men
men and children, for cash. BY TUE EXECUTORS.
October 10. j7.,tI5N
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IOTiCE....A petition will he presented to the ext
Legislature ofNirgna, pray ing thai the Common
we2ilhs right TO lot No. 55I in the city OF Richmond
may be vested la the heirs of Pleasant Younghusband
deceased for reasons thai willih he made known.
October 5. "a .ts
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Warrenton { N. G J Female Academy.

WdTFeWON " Z J Fenldle IcoaeMY.
TvNBE public examination of the Young Ladies in This
n academy will commence Monday the i5th of
November, and contiHue for three days. The friends
of the Institution ami the public generally paricu
ar Invited to attend. There sessions aud but
one vacation IN the scar. The will
nence the irsI day Of January, 1910. The Young
Ladies are boarded "a the semiuary-TeIms y session,
for board and tuition, SIS. The branches in which
they instructed Ife-piain neediewoTk, marking,
muslin work, reading orhography writing arithmetic,
grammar, parsing, geography, history, mythology,
bellies leres, chemistry, natural philosophy and
noiny.
.thesea separate charge is made.
JOSEPH ANDREWS, ,-,.,,
THOMAS 5. JONES, AN ''PN''
flrtD 90
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knHl tTl DuLLARS REWARD. -. Deserted from liz
Bcllona Arsenal, on The evening OF the i3h inst,
JAMES COUGH, a iaborer OF the u. States ordnance
department. SAID Cough was barn in Northumberland
county; staie Of virginia, Is 20 years of age, feet
inches in height dark complexion, black ewes and
black hair, aud by occuraton a sailor.
The above reward will he given for the apprehe sion
OF the above named deserer and delivery at this or any
other milii2fy pos, in the u. States. JOHN HILLS
Lieut. Of Ordnance Commanding.
Roll irse Ri.I md
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Port Tobacco Spring Races.

A SWEEPSTAKE purse will be run for
n on MONDAY, the 18th OF May, o.
yer the Port Tobacco Race Course-three
rounds and repeat. Six colts entered and
closed.
On Tuesday, the 18th free for any three
or four years oId-shree rounds and repeat
entrance 80 dollars each, the winning
horse excepted.
On Wednesday, the 10Th the rounds are
repeated, free for any horse, mare or geld
ing, (the winners of the preceding day ex-
cepted) each day, agreeable to the Port
Tobacco Jockey Club, The third day 5
purse will be the Gate Toll, and 25 dol
lars entrance each. The three rounds make
about two mile. and half to heat.
THE MANAGERS.
P. S. On Tuesday. the second day, i'm
mcdiately after the Horse race, ten Mules
will start two rounds and repeat; and on
"Wednesday match race OF one round and
repeat, by two full bred Mules.
April % thstMl7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-29
District of Columbia, I
ountU of .Alerundria to Uii.

CoAnfy OF HieTdndrtd to mt. ~
ON the petition Of DANIEL McPHERsoN,
" an insolvent debtor confined in the Jail
of Alexandra county for debt, Notice is
hereby given TO the creditors of the said
Daniel Mcpherson, that on the Sd day Of
May next, being The first Monday OF the
month, at 10 O'Clock, a. N al the court
house of said county, the oath prescribed
BY the act Of congress of The United States,
emitted An act for the relief OF insolseat
debtors within the District Of Columhia,"
will be administered to the said lnsnl ent.
and trustee appointed, unless sufficient
cause TO the contrary be then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
twice week for two weeks before that day
in both the new papers published in Alex
aDdria. I#
By order of the hon. William Crunch.
chief Judge OF the United States circuit
court Tor the District OF Columbia.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE, G.. c.
April 90 tuthgw
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Cheap Dry Goods.

TINE subscriber wishing to decline bus
i siness tor the present, offers for sale
bis entire stock Of goods at reduced prices
for cash.
He has just received, in addition, hand
some assortment of
Nesc Spring Goods,
among which are,
Plain and figured Canton grapes
London ginehams
Do Ga flushed stripes (new pstterhsJ
Figured and plain muslins I
Black lustriDgs, dimties, cambrics
Striped musIins for dresses
Cheap cotton hose, &c. SC.
All Of which are offered either wholesale or
retail at his store on King a few doors be.
low Washington. street.
A. LOCKWOOD.
A. L. requests all those indebted to him
TO settle their accounts, and those having
claims TO present them for settlement.
April Is tbstu7t
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District of Columbia,
COUNTY, of alexandria to VT.

county Or .1!eTandTtd 20 Vu.
ON the petition of FRANCIS ADAMS, jun.
~ an insolvent debtor confined in the jail
Of Alexandra county for debt, notice ID
hereby given to the creditors Of the said
FraLcis Adams, Jun. that on the Sd day OF
May next, being the first Monday Of the
month, at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the court
house Of said county, the oath prescribed
by the act Of congress Of the United States,
entitled "An act for the relief of insolvent
debtors within the District of Columbia :"
will be administered to the said insolyeni;
ana trustee appointed, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be published
twice a week for two weeks before that
day in both the newspapers published in
Alexandria.
By order OF the hon. William Cranch,
chief judge of the United States circuit
court for the District of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. I. LEE, &C.
April go tu,h2w
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TO be Let. ,

A long established Tavern stand, 9th a
Farm annexed
TINE subscriber offers to let for tern
j of years, or shorter period of time,
that well known tavern stand and farm, on
the turnpike road leading from v ashing-
ton lily TO Baltimore, at the village OF
Evansville.
TIE farm contains 149 acres about so
of which is in good meadow land, third
of which is improved; almost all the re-
mainder cleared, and may be prepared for
timothy the ensuing fall. The buildings
are large, and lately put in repair; with
new stables, neat garden, productive of
good fruit and vegetables, newly enclosed;
well of good water convenient to the
house and stables. Immediate possession
will he given. TO a respectable person,
calculated to manage such an establish
ment, The terms will be easy. Apply TO
JOHN C.. HERBERT,
near Evansville, Md.
April 27 Iu,hs5w
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Public Sale.

RY virtue of deed of trust from Da.
ID MEL Mcpherson and wife 10 the sub,
scriber to secure TO the Mechanics Bank
Of Alexandra the payment Of debt due
from John McPherson and Son, will be
sold at public sale on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 10th day of June next,
a certain tractpf land, known by the name
Of ROUND-HlLL, in the county of Fair
tax, lying on both sides of The Colchester
road, adjoining the lands OF George Trip.
lett. DR.. Richard Mason, and others, con-
tanning 1874 acres. be the same more or
less, This land is handsomely situated,
and has lately received considerable i'm
provements. Few farms Of its size in the
county. perhaps. present higher induce
ments 10 tasteful proprietor.
The terms are one-fourth cash, and the
remainder in three equal instalments at IL,
10 and "a months, with interest from the
day of sale. w. VEfTCH, Trustee. !,
April 90 . thstutJ1O
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g business. but from feeble health might
he expected shortly to fare the common lot
ofall: but when we behold one IN the bloom
of youth. in the season OF health and sPi-.
r;ls. cut down by the unrelenting hand OF
death. It cannot fail to excite feelings OF a
solemn nature in the bosom: but few
montbs previous, he hourished in all the LIE
and gaiety of youth, but now IS an lnhaoi-
taut of the grave. To modest dePort,,
ment conciliating disposition, ne ADDED
a generosity of soul and amiability OF man,
ner which endeared him to bis friends ana
companions. Warm in his friendships, as
siduous in bis business, he commanded tne
respect and esteem OF all who Snew nun.
Nav his sudden departure from this heeting
world. while we drop the tear OF sorrow al I
HI. death. warn US OF the uncertainty OF
.a,tblv hopes, and impress ON our minos
rho consideration "that in the midst OF LIE
,ye are in death" The above is but lee
HE tribute of one who knew his worth aud
esteemed his merits. Communicated.
On the Gath inst. at Belmont, 10 the
thirty third year OF his age, the Hon; 'fter,
Gn1er c. Henson, Senator of the United
States from the State of Maryland.
On the Esd of April, 1919, in George
town, d. |. c. Jones, late from F'rede,
risksburg, Virginia. No papers were found
on him. He was decently buried on the
cath. =,
TAs the above notice is given for the sa'
.isfaction of the friends of the deceased,
who may be at loss respecting him, 1t IS
hoped that editors of newspapers will give