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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
NlRGlNlA-In Halifax County Court,
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NIRGlNlA-in Halifax County Court,
III Ghhnecry, the 2sih day OF August,
ls22
John Daniel Judith fuqna, Sarah Hancock,
John Nelson and Polly his wife, formerly Pol.
ly Daniel, Plaintiffs,
Against
The lion William Daniel, Henry Coleman,
and Martha bis wife, Ellotte Coleman and f.
liznbcth bis wife, VIM Tally nnd Frances his
wife, Polly Nood,on, Josiah, William D., Mar
thai Lucy and John Thompson, Ariauna Mil
Ter, Samuel, John, William L. and Uczckiah
q. Daniel, Nathaniel " fugnn aud SUSANNA
his wife, josrph Goo1e d, Mary his wife, Anne
Daniel, ltcabin Hay, aud Elizabeth his " lie,
Bonldn Vaughan and Susanna his wife, John
fiBg Mary his wife, Ben lnmn Law son a Amy
his vile, Harrison Burncs aud Judith his wife.
Danicl, Matthew, Jhemas and Ambrose Mel
son, Josbua Blanton and Betsy bis wifi, An.
thony franklin and Polly his wife. Thomas
Laslcy and Susanna his wife, William Hutch
orson aud Judith his wife, ond Maria y. Tho
mas and Martini fawkncr, Defendants.
The defendants ambrose Nelson, Thos. Las
hey Susanna his wife, William lluteherson 4
Judith his wife, Daniel, Murtha and Thomas
Nehon, Joshua Banton and Betsey his wife,
Anthony Franklin and Polly his wife. NIeria
u. lhnmns, aud Martha Fawkncr, children of
John tsNlnof and Patsy his'witc, Jos Goode
aud Mary his witej Anne Daniel and John
iigg und Mary his wife, uot having entered
llq,r appearance aud given security according
To The nei OF assembly aud the rules OF this
court, aud II appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the conil that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion of the plaintiffs,
by Their counsel, 1t is ordered that the said
llstnamed defendants de- appear here on the
fourth Monday IN November next, and answer
the bill Of The plaintiffs, and That copy of this
order be inserted IN The newspaper printed in
the town OF Lynchburg, Tor eight weeks sue.
cessively, mud posted al the front door of the
cond house Of hi. county.
A Copy
Is NleliAEi. ROBERTS, u. nc.
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Notice.

ny virtue of "A deed of trust executed 10
- us by Tinsley Rucker, for the purposes
therein expressed, we shall, on the I'd dan Of
ntH month, at said Tinsley Fuckers house.
proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
one Negro girl, named Abby, Wagon and 1
mules, Wagon Gear &c. all his the said Ruct.
er's stock OF Cattle, Hogs, &c. and three head
OF Horses, Household and kitchen Furniture
Plantation Utensils, &c. sc. We shall conyg
the title vested in us by the trust deed only.
NJ M. WHITE, D.,
b. A. CRAWFORD, Trustees
October o. Itwfd,23
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Office.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to
A' me By rinsley Rucker, for the pprooss,
expressed in said deed mentioned, will be sold
at the house of said Tinsley Rucker, in Am.
herst county, on the % day Of aert month, 10
he highest bidder, for cash, one Wagon, four
Mules, and the Wagon Harness-Slso' one
Negro Woman named Philli5. Acting az tru,.
lee, SHALL convey only such title as is vested
in me by virtue of said deed.
LUCAS Z. THOMPSON
October D. 1tvt1s09
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New Glasgow Races,

WllL commence on Wednesday, the
w 9th November next, on which day will
he run for s0eepstakc, Tor three years old
two-mi'e heats-four colts entered, and sub
script,on closed On Thursday, the Jockey
Club Purse, OF two-thirds the subscription, will
be run Tor, thrce-mile heats. On Friday, the
remaining third, two-miIe heats--And on Sa-
trlay, the whole Of the tolls collected nj the
gate during three days. Weights as usual, IL
greeable To the rules of the club. The horses
TO be entered on the day previous to each race,
with the secretary, and TO start precisely at II
o'clock PEACIIY FRANKLIN, Sfr'y.
New Glasgow, Oct. 4. tdry
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Negroes fnY sale.

WILL be sold, at Campbell Cour;
w House, on the first day, of November
Cont next, to the highest bidder, on a credit
otiwelve months, the purchaser giving me-
gotiable note, with an approved endorser, a
likely FAMILY OF NEGROES, consisting oil
man, woman and child, belonging TO the es-
tate of Charles Lewis, deceased, by
HE ApMINiSIR ATRIX
October "a. l2wts
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Negroes Gov Sale.

PURSUANT TO the last will and testa-
u ment of James Robertson deed will he
sold at public auction on Tuesday the o6th
Nov. next, at.the said decedent's late resi-
dehce, IN the lower part of Campbell county.
between Is and 20 likely negres, consisting
oil Men, Women, Boys and Girls. together
win all the stock Of Horses, Hogs, Cattle.
Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Farming Utensils, crop of Corn, Fodder, To-
beeco, Hay, Rye, Wheat, Oats, &c. on n credit
of SIX months, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security, on all sums of five
dollars and upwards, all sums under five dol
lars cash will be required.
The sale 10 be continued from day to day if
necessary.
i pHTlp R hosEKTs"S, Exectr..
Oct % 1922 10 wtJs.
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Oct -
aXea.

IRON the subscriber ON the 18th inst.
roah horse about four feet ten inches
high, and about four Years old his left ANGLE
behind "a little larger than any of the others.
he was raised N Grayson county, and il is pos
sihic he may attempt 10 80 bnck again. any
person giving information of said horse 10 me
ip Lynchburg, shall be literally rewarded for
their trouble, and If delivered 10 me shall re-
ceive the reward of five dollars and any rea-
sonabie charges. JOHN LEWELLJN.
Oct. % ls22. II WHY
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Notice.

4 LII those having claims against the
4 n estate OF VIM CLARK, deceased, are re-.
9nested to make them known, properly au
theniicated, as the law directs, on or before
the hrst OF December next, that arrangements
may ne made tor discharging the same. An
tnose ;nuep'ed 10 the estate, are requested to
make immediate payment ~
e. W. CLARK, .7d,n'r
o.,,. az I'm. Clark, deed.
to~-lm
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Lynchburg Mills

"tLL IN lew days be in order for the re-
w cephon oil Wheat--Tbe Subscriber
VII gse lar market price IN cash. Should
any he desIfous To receive Flour IN exchange
ior Wheat, they can do 80 al the usual exchange,
and the subscriber will subject himself to the
kietmend Inspection. Those Who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, NAV del.
sel Their Wheat, and wait for better plice, as
a iair market price viii be given during the sea
son, i9r that deposited, as for what may be CO
ming IN.
WM. A. ALLEN.
Augnsi9. tets
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office.

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed ia
~ me by Iinsiey Rnckcr, for the purposes
expressed IN said deed, shall, on the I'd dan n
nefi month, at the said Fuckers house in AM y
herst county, proceed to sell, for cash, al pnh
lic auction, the following NEGRO SLAVES.
TO WI; Ned, Dick, Daniel and Phillis-,tocP
oil HOGS Cattle &c. &c. Such title only will
he conveyed as IS vested in me by the said
oeed' WATT DUNCAN
Octobor22. ltwtdso2
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Strayed or Stolen,

EROM the subscriber, living near LYNCH
Il burg, BAY HORSE, about five feet two
or three inches high, bluzed face, two hind
feet white, and hcarng the marks OF the collar.
Any person giving information 10 the sub.
soribeT, Of said horse, shall receive liberal
reward. CHARLES DEISON
October 81 3t12
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y1IR6lNIA:--At rules holden IN the
clerks Office OF the county court OF Char-
loite, on The 9th day OF October, 1872.
William NJ Motthewsand Martin " Daven-
port. Plaintiffs,
against
J0ha Y Matthews, Fanny NJ Scott, ekoeu.
trix of Francis Scot, decd, John NJ. Price,
John Cobbs, Thomas C0bbs and James 4.
Mckeynolds, Defendants,
~ CfLaSCEHi.
The defendant John X. Matthews, not having
entered his appearance, according 10 the act OF
assembly and the rules OF this court, and it ap-
praring 10 the satisfaction of ihe court that lie
is not an iuhabitant oithis stnle, on Tue mo-
lion at the plaintiff by counsel, II Is Ordertd,
That the sand defendant do appear here on The
first Monday IN Jnnunry next, aud enter his ap-
pcafance ard answer The plaintiff ) bill, aud
civ. security for performing The decree OF the
court, and that copy Of this order be inserted
IN some paper printed IN the town of Lynch
burg for two months successfully, aud posted
ut the front door Of the conft.housc Of the said
county \ fopy--Ieste
ii N5w NINSLON ROBINSON, {.
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Notice
tds7

WILL be Sold to the highest bidder.
" on The l5H day Of November aert, at tie
Plantation on which the heirs of Jesse Jones.
deed now reside, in Nelson county. (being a
part oil the Walnut Grove Estate .)aIl the stock
OF horses, cattle, hogs and sheep also. the
household and kitchen furniture, plantation H.
tensis, the present cop of tobacco aud corn.
supposed to be $50 barrels, with sundry Other
articles belonging to said estate-The terms
oil sale are TO be made known on the day of
sale, which will certainly take place on lint
day. CORNELIUS PolyETJ
Admr de bonis non of Jesse Jones der
September 81 tds7
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. 20 Reward.

pANAWAY from The subscriber, living
"a an Saie"', Boteiourt county, ON S0tardoy
ne 2d 'HddPf, acgro man named BOB, Iaiely
The lroperiy Of Mr.. Chories Johnston, md
fought by him n Capt .iftchcif8 safe Of Ne
grots Inst January, and Formerly He property
81 hr La6by, tobdccalasi IN or near Lyachbnre,
,chere Al is deiiered he has a wite-BoJ is abont
.iire feet or inches high, dark compte1io,. and
Turns las toes rery much ont when Volkiag and
aJe"t % ysars q aye, his Clothes consist Of an
aid black sioh coei, a striped Hnscy do. end
Starts aud paiiaioons Of tor linen, ali Of trhich
he took acdh bim-T unprecedented ffy miles
from home ! ~W girs tesnty doiiars REGARD,
and all reasonable erPeaces for bringing HAN
home, or len dollars in tbs County and brought
6ock
" c. B0jgYER
October II arts IN
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Each sale will commence with the lowest
number oil section, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or for other purposes, will be reserv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
mgton, this 10th day of March, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MEIGe,
Commissioner Of The Gen Land Office.
March % 5nIN
u Printers who publish the laws of the
United States will publish the above once a
week till the frsl Monday in November nrNt.
and sent their accounts (receipted) to the Gen
sra Land Once
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lIan0 for Sale.

'3FIIE subscriJer triShes TO sell the TR.4CT
or L4.FD, iRihe county Of CampteH, stu
'teu on boh sides NJ BUDdto Creek, on which he
'd,ffy reiided II contains By inie surrey, 200
acres, 90 Of miich are cleared, ard in good heayt
Their IS as much rood land on hason ouy tract
o. he same ertent IN ihiS ncighborhood This
tend lies pitiin a mir and half Of .Ne1c Lon-
don, and ENJOYS The Gdeaatage Of a mill site Of
% feet JaH IS erceediagig ,ceH caiered Jy
springs. The improvements are capital log
house, ar'h three apartments, ID By Is feet, a
Kitchen, stable, and fteo lodging houses, aud hes
omit a rood appi and peach orchord.-Thc Tile
IS indisPutobie -.lpPiication 10 be made 10 the
subscriber M LynchbUrg Or 10 Capt King, in
.Sele LeRd0n. EDH. 3TkLySOf
October 4. olrIs
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. 10 Reward and all reasonable
charges.

! ANYWAY from The subscriber. on Sun
:, oay 'Re l3ih INST, negro Headcrsoa, about
- ~ Or = yeads cid, .yettOp complexion, round
JotS' m'eH ups, io0 IN stature, say FIRE feet tuo
" nnet ,ncneS, teans tor~dfd ~hen acdlkag, had
nc" one eoaf md pdRid'oops, also, bhrs
coot d'o p1ntdioons Somelrhai ,eoru byocL n,.
hdi'-H Is thought he has FREE papers--fhe cbore
re'eard uiH be giren by ses,aing soia MR. ;a
any Jod so that he may be recorerea.
.fNDREIP BEIR.YE.
- ~ B.--Ihe asoee negro formerly belonged IN
ne ne esae q COLI Betor and .feR in The share Of
Nicholson, aud tredin Gloucester rountn J f.oa
'chieh place Mr.. Nm Serens of GrSen j,G"'
county brought him, his father and mother hon
hped then IN Ricimond, has mother since d;eJ
Union. Monroe County Oct. %. .s3y -
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Augusto
Trust Sale.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of deed Of
l. ttust executed To the subscliber BY Reuben
Perry aud Ann has wife, bearing date the | 9th
day OF June, 1919, and duly recorded ia the
Hastings Court OF the Corporation of Lynch
burg, aud by direction Of the creditors therein
named, ahall proceed To sell, for ready money,
TO the highest bidder, at public auction, Ola the
fourteenth day Of September next,
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NWginia-born Slaves.

consisting OF men, women, hovs aud girls
N's'' the stock OF all description, plantation
utensils, household and kitchen furniture, md
the crop OF corn, fodder, oats andtohacco now
on the premises. The plantation will he rent
ca on the same day (whereon there is IL bush
81 OF wheat sown and liberty given to seed
more u small sraln) for the term OF one year
80, "sstss'oh gwen on the LIST of January, 1923.
An NOSE lhai have elaims against the said es.
tate, will please present them immediatel,.
proven as the law directs, as arrangements
may be made TO pay them-all those Indebted
Viii make immediate payment. as no further
INDULGENCE can or will be given.
9AhLi iSRElL, admir- OF Zachariah. dec
n B.-Ihe sale will be continued from dav
to day until The whole is sold. 81
Amherst, October ls. w,ds,i
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AitNe Otter Estate,

Formerly the property of Christopher Clark
Esq. combining about $500 ncres. a great pro-
portion OF which is prime tobacco land, and
the balance excellent for the production et
grain. The improvements are two good dwell
ling houses, with all necessary out houses,
barns, &C. and is remarkably well watered.-
This tract will be divided to suit purchasers.
The terms will be one third IN hand, and the
balance in three equal annual instruments the
purchasers giving sufficient security The Ii
tie will be made satisfactory before amy nay
ment is required. The sale will continue
from day to day until completed, and lnme-
date possession given,
JAMES G. MOORNAN
n. h. Col. Thomas Moore who formerly
claimed title to the above property, has sur
rendered TO me the tull and entire possession
thereof
Sepiember27. wtds
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Lynchburg & Salem Turnpike
October II

E'IlERE not being sufficient number
1 of Stockholders present at the annual
meeting held at the Franklin Hotel, in Lynch
burg, the lst day of October, 1922, the meet.
ing adjourned 10 the lst day of next Novem
her, nj which time and place the. Stockholders
a'e earnestly requested to attend in person, or
by proxy JOHN VICTOR, Clerk.
October 4. tctINo
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DY virtue of deed oftrust executed 10
10 the subscribers Ny James ). Ma Allider,
.of record in the county court ol Bedford, Tor
the purpose OF securing the payment OF Ger.
tain sums of money therein mentioned, 10
William Saunders, W. shall proceed TO sell,
by way ol public auction, Tor cash, on the
18th day of November nru, At The trout door
of Wm rerry's tavern, IN the town OF Libcr-
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The Tract of A.anA

IA Inc sud deed Of trust mentioned, lying in
' , county Of Bedford, on both side. of ia
u'n creek containing eight hundred acres.
more or iess' and bounded by the lands of
Francis MeriWehers heirs. apjotLer. I,ros.'
the weather is SO inelemegt. that bi1,iar, -,
not attend the aboye mentioned d.v. lhe ,, ="
viii take place ON the next fair,lav. Art;,.,as
trustee, shal Convey such lille onlv ns i ,s
vested in me WILLIAM R,nrGpn -
Wv 10 iiWtds SURFING Trustee
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October -.
RUNAWAY.

L'ROM the subscriber on the 3Oth of
March, servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name Of james Lowing
lie is upwards OF siA feet high, light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, and not easily intimi.
dated. lie formerly belonged to John Scott
OF Albemarle-performs weldon several musi-
cal Instruments, particularly the octave dute-
and will probably attempt to pass for free
man. / Will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses if delivered TO me in New
Glasgow-or twenty dollars ii secured in any
jan SO that get him, lie is now probably in
the vicinity OF Richmond
GEO. 5. HOLLOWAY
April 90 3f
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LITTLE OTTER ESTATE
at .4UC7IOr

1 will sclI, on Monday the 4th day Of No
vcmber next, that valuable TRACT OF
LAND, in Bedford county, about three miles
from Liberty, known by The name of the
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Motive.

ny virtue of deed Of trust executed 70
4. - The late Cyrus b. Clay aud myself by Nj.
'ho.as Harrison, for the purpose OF securing
10 The laie Charles Cley certain sum OF mo.
ney, which decd bears date the Goth da, If
November lsl5, and j, recorded in tn co,,n.
y court oil Bedford, hall onthe ls,h dnvof
November next proceed to sell, ut public nuc.
uoml Oh The lLnMlE.a Lnr- rnul-. .a..n..-
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PITTSYLVANIA LAND
FOR Sale.

Df virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the
NJ subscriber by John l.. Fo,te', Oh the 10th
day OF November, 1919, and duly recorded in
the clerks office otthe county cou,t Of Pltsy-
sanis, for purposes therein expressed, will sill,
on the premise, to the hghest bidd Il, 10, cash,
on Monddg the m day ofNorenlbcr mai, iffalr,
II not TIE next iair Gay, ce,tuh
INaCT OE A..aSD,
Lying and being in the county Aforesaid, con.
In nng orc hundred acres, more or les, ilnme.
dlatey ON tn road lcadir from Ward's bridge
to P,tsyvania c1uf hou,c, threc miles from
tie former place, il bong the land purch ,sedby
sad Foster OF Benjamin Terrell. This land is
we'll situated for atavetn aud the I'M proyements
good. Acting as trustee shall convey such
tile only as is vested in me.
WM. II. WiNGFIEID,
Oc;obcrl. wt,st O
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Ne,C Fail and Winter Goods.
TIE SUBSCRIBER is NOW RECEIVING AN EXTENSIVE AssoRrMEN
Staple and Fancy Goods,

Selected oh IN The Philadelphia mqk, eyore rates %
almost ey article that either fashionable useful particularly IN he FIN
GOOD LINE: - 1"''
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Notice.

VA I'LL he se!d, on the plantation Of
Hachariah isbcll, decd, ON Tnesd,y
Che i2th dayot November next, for cash, Is or
10 likely ''''' ~ u
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Notice.

THE term Of co-partnershp Of GAIT
L BULLOCK, d CO. having tbs day eA'
pired, the same Is by mutual consent Dissolved.
The business will be closed by Gait a Bullock,
TO whom ell persons Indebted will make pay
ment aud those having claims against the
aid concern, viii apply 10 them for settlement
and payment
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOIN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October !.
rIiIlE subscribers will continue 10 do bn.
1 iues. undrr the firm of GAIT = BuL-
LOCK, who hose reeeiscdby the ship proiee-
,iou aud scoraianna from Liverpool, aud are
now opening, general assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, whiehihey viii sell low forcssh.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October !. Is II
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a Loot s. appurtenances

H. the town Of Lynchburg, wing on 9Th street,
andat the junction Of third alley with said street,
containing nearly one acre Of ground, and hay.
'ng elegant and valuable pfovements- Also,
Yne following Slaves:
billy, Reuben. Phil, David, Betty, Mourning,
Ala'ia, Jane and Martha, together with three
hothes, sundIy valuable house furniture, car
penters' too.s, &c. as contained in schedule
annexed to and recorded VITA said deed. OF SO
much OF SAID property will be sufficient to
satisfy the purposes ofsaid trust deed, and costs
OF sale. The said sale viii take place on the lot
above named, and only such title conveyed as
Is vested III the trustee.
WIN. NJ. RlvEs, Trustee.
August w1ds
e. The above sale is POST
PoNED until the 9Th day of November next,
when ii illtake place on the same terms and
on the premises named-and ifthe 9Th should
not he far, on the 9th OF the same month
Gentlemen interested will pIea-e attend that the
business may be closed.
WM. Nj. NVEs, TRUSTEE.
october \. wtds .
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assisting Of men, women, boys and girls
:. Al Ihn .nnIr Inn mi i,lacn.
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For Sale,

g. A we'll finished 8 story Brick
sfYM HOUSE, and extensive lot, CARR
,ssssMj age house and stable. The house
v.&sl contains 10 well finished looms, a
good kitchen and dry cellar. will be sold
at public sale on the 10Th April next, 1t
moi previously disposed OF at private sals.
The lot contains 50 feet front, Ito feet
deep to 80 feet alley. For further par
ticulars apply to the subscriber living on
18th street near the Branch Bank OF the
u S. Washington City.
march 10 eott
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j James /. Weems,

Ainf 'ORNEY at law, offers his servi-
to the public, and to the citizens
of n District. of Columbia in particular
Hat CO. misses the greatest attention,
ppl,' tobacco, Nd. March 50 cog!
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Alexandria Coffee House.

AIHXa1utid SOllCC house.
Ennis establishment, which is now o.
Il pened for the accommodation of the
public; offers to the citizens of the District
resort at once ge,teel and respecta BILE.
The proprietor has expended large a.
mount in making it a suitable place for the
reception OF gentlemen, from whom alone
he solcits patronage, the decorations, pa
pering, aud painting displays at one view
elegance an taste combined.
The coffee room will be supplied with
the most commercial papers OF the
Union, together with every Tefreshment
suitable 10 the season. Coffee can be
served at any hour, also porter, beer,
ale, wines, cordials, and liquors Of every
description of the best that can be OBJ
tanned in the District.
The proprietor hopes from his unwear
led exer,ions, to establisha room for the re-
ception of tn. respectable part OF the COM
muni,Y; and from his future attention, and
in consideration of the whole to receive
the patronage of the public, being conf
dent of their appreciation when visited.
VINCENT MA 2SOLETTI.
ttFP. S. The Alexandria Coffee house
is on Prince street, door above Union,
leading to the Centre Wharf feb 95
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n office.

IA Having rented the AIDE Mill;
Sk'or term of years, ! tnder e
ID ss their Old Customers, ad 10 al
- eeatss other persons who may : inclin-
" Ionhde in ne, every accAmoad'
"a which can render them. % such
an unknown 10, and may Gem il
leeh'tO require it. offer unqntion-
security for the faithful Performance
Icy obligation | contract, b the
Hsse OF wheat or the exchans o.
{ = ton {; sptasterc can be broke and gro1d
i,: y-nse minutes from the momend
siY' by pair Of FIVE feet Alleglf
III urged by a nineteen feet wM
and i've pair of French Bull
Of which exceed in diameter the !
ds sure 20 the Farmer and Merct
@pl an exchange of flour; tor WI |
eounty OF Loudoun can furnish |
JAS. SIMPSON |
sept. %, 1921. nov IS