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NOTICE.

FENHE undersigned, agent for the underwriters
3 at Lloyd's, London, in the District of CO.
iumlia, begS leave to call the attention of those
whom it may concern, to the following Teso!u-
ton adopted BY the committee for managing
their affairs, relative to Particular Average
"In consequence of the great increase Of
claims FOR particular average, the committee
recommend, that, in future, when an agent is
called upon TO survey damaged goods, ne should
require the presence at such survey of the mas
ter Of the vessel by which they have becp irs-
ported. who is TO sign the certificate of the
damage that in case of refusal of the master
TO attend, or that he is prevented from attending,
ne is to be informed that such refusal or alleged
cause Of prevention is TO be noted by the agent,
which he is required to do upon any certificate
be may grautf And in all ports where il is GUS
jomary TO discharge goods into lighters or
craft under the jurisdiction oftiIe custpm-houSe,
or otherwise, tie agent IS required 10 ascertain
whether the persOn in charge of such lighter or
| craft, has demanded Of the master or mate OF
the vessel disChavging, certificate Of, or himself
given receipt, expressing eny apparent dam
\ agg, OF defrcts, IN the goods delivered over to
/ him; and where such proves 10 be the case, the
agent is 70 make a note Of the same upon his
survey, aud procure the original, II practicable
or a copy Of such certificate, TO accompany Tho
vouchers he may furnish and he is further de
sired to ascertain and notify, whether any, anC
what, goods were laden on deck"
| Uoyds, 10Th 4prii, 1922.
| JAMES PATTON, agent,
For ;he underwater. at Lioyd's, FOR the D Col
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JOSEPH WILLIAMs-

SlLB, cotton, and woollen dyer and scourer,
~ from England, corner Of Prince and Fair,
fax.streets, dyes and dresses woolen and silk
stulls, hosiery, gloves, ribbons, &c &C. takes out
ali kinds Of spots from woolleD and silk stuGs.
Ladies and gentlemen's garments of every de-
scrlption cleaned and secured in the best man
ner; military uniforms, gold and silver embroide.
rIes and epauletis cleaned, and restored to their
original colour. Ladies' lace wells, silk stoch.
ings, and buclskin gloves, cleaned and dyed
Ladies parasols restored to their original color.
Orders solicited and promptly executed snr ~
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FRESH TEAS.

nj OW landing from sloop Altoona, Nichols,
! Z master, from New York, Gunpowder and
Imperial tea, in chests, half chests, ten caty
boxes, and in boxes of 40 two lb. cannsters each,
of the cargoes of the Iuntress and Pocahontas,
imported in March last, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH.
IN sToRE-Y Hyson tea of the Beavers cargo
RIUscafcl and bunch raisins, low TO close sales
Baltimore whskey in hhds and bbls
Rluscovado sugars in do. do. various qualities
Havana add ~. Domingo coffee
Cogaac br ndy and Holland gin in pipes
Sicily Madeira, Malaga, Colmenar and Cana
ny wines
Mess and prime pork, prime beef
Bakers and Laphams No. |, chocolate
Baltimore Nos. ], 3, T. 9, do
Wrapping and sugar loaf paper
Binders boards, mould candles
w. l. moIasses in hhds. of superior quality,
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DIsTRIOT OF COLUMBIA.

Iierandria County, 10 7uit
NN the petition of THOMAS CROGGJN.
- an insolyent debtor, confined In the Jail Of
Alexandria county for debt-Notice is hereby
given TO the creditors Of the said Thomas Crog-
gun, that on the first Monday in July next, at
3 o'clock, a. m. at the court house of SAID coun-
ty' the oath prescribed by the act Of congress OF
the United States, entitled "an act for the re-
Iel OF lnsolvent debtors within the District of
Columbia" will he administered to the said in
solvent, and trustee appointed, unless sufF-
cent cause TO the contrary he then and there
sfoWn. Ordered, that this notice be inserted 4
times ~ both the newspapers printed in Alexan-
dria before that day. BY order Of the hon. VIM.
Cranch, cl!ief Judge Of the United States circuit
court Of the Districtof Columbia Teste,
june n It EDM, Lice, c. c.
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The Alexandria Museum

> open every day, except Sundays, from 10
Il TO IL o'clock forenoon, and from 3 TO Is at
ternoon. Annual tickets for the admission of a
family two dollars. Annual tickets for the adj
mission of an individual, one dollar. Single vi
sits, 25 cents each, and for children, l2A cents
T MOUNTFORD,
may 81 Manager of the Museum.
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LINDSAY & HID

LINDSAY & HILL
RFFGR for sale, the following articles, viz.
= loo hhds and $50 bblS Baltimore and Penn
Sylyamia whSkey
90 binds Ist and I'd quality " Orleans sugar
IL do n Orleans and w India molasses
/ q, 900 lbs excellent green coffee
loo chests, half chests and ten catiy boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Tyson teas;
of an excellent quality
Q pipes brandy
2 do II gin
. or casks Lisbon
do do Malaga WINE
Q half pipes Mountain Port
600 sacks of fine Salt
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum :
24o boxes York IN anufactured soap
80 do tin
600 do Nova Scotia herrings
Z hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy and clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish to purchase wheat,rye & corn sep2l
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WIN. FOWLE & Co.

F" NJ ~ w ne a. W.
EHAVE for sale 10000 lbs Havana and ST.
Domingo coffee
10 900 lbs Sumatr1 pepper
80 hhds New Orleans sugar
% do retailing moasses
300 boxes mould & dipped candlesiof approx
ed brands
500 realms wrapping paper
300 pieces Russia duck, LIST and I'd quality
300 do Russia sheetine
loo do heavy aud light Ravens duck
80 do Russia diaper
10 tons ST. Petersburg hemp
o. casks candle aud soap tallow
$50 do nails assorted sizes
so bbls No & 2 Boston beef
SO CASTS new rice
- y pipes loJ Sicily Madeira wine,
% Do n r", c5 plpe' Woodhouse's brand.
Half pipes and quarter casks Keirs Il CO.
Madeira wine 4vears old
Quarter casks ofold Malmsy Madeira wine
TO casks Mountain Malaga wine
% 10 Claret wine entitled TO debenture
1900 bushels st. Ubes salt.
son tons plaster paris
40 crates Liverpool ware
3 casks English sewing twine
II cases olive oil jan n
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COTTON YARN.

7 lindsay & HHL, have just received per
! schr Eliza
700 VT cotton yarn Noe. :, 3, 9onJ 10.
is sTOGE
40 do oranges In good order
Gunpowdcr tea in 10 cstty boxes & III canisters
Imperial and young hgson do in 10 caty boxes
q bags green coffee, pepper and pimcnto
tst, "a and Sd quality loaf sugar
ALSO,
y Orleans sugar in hhds and bbls, " o molasses
Whjskcy & \ z rum in do, Cognac brandy
so boxes mould candles, superior quality
u do brown SOAP, 25OO III bacon
80 sack. liverpool fine salt
Isle Of May sail in bylk
lOkegs tobacco, t-to lob
100 hbis gross herrngs
% do net u gross shad, caught in gill nets, &
If very SuperjOr quality
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COR SALE.

The Land and house on Stump-Hill,
EyyrsA lately owned by MIR. Norton, being
GE9S3 about 81 acres we'll incloseo. on the Lit
ETSsf tie River Turnpike road, miles from
e - Alexandria. The garden contains ma
ny valuable shrubs, vines and fruit trees. The
situation is handsome anu healthy. Possession
may he had immediately. The time ofpayment
will be reasonably extended to suit the purchaser.
march IL law If w. CRANCH.
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Speedily will be Published,
Price one dollar TO subscribers, A Miscelia-
neous Volume, entitled,
NXTERNR,N NNVR,S.

TEtHE volume is intended TO contain variety
e. of instructive and entertaining matter i'm
prose ANDY verse. The author respectfully appeals
to these friends for their patronage who have
expressed desire to see his pieces in print /; and
he trusts he may, without subjectipg himself to-
the charge of meanness and servity, observe,
that his pecuniary circumstances, at the present
moment, strongly urge him to send his manu-
script To the press, as soon as sufficient num-
Der of subscribers have added their names to the
list In appealing to his friends in Romney.
Winchester, and the vicinity, for their patronage
he begs to offer his that, in the present
volume no pieces will be found, but such are
purely ethical and literary. It is the authors
determination to exclude every thing of con-
troversial nature, whether political reli-
gious subjects. He therefore respectfully soli-
cts the patrouge OF all his friends and acguain-
tances, in every part Of the United States and i'm
England. The price to subscribers will be
81 % WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Romney, Hampshire CO. Va. june LILY
IL Subscribers TO the above work will be re-
ceiveG AT the Herald Office. q
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SPERM. OIL < CANDLES.

SPERM. OIL * CANDLES.
4 Casks spermaceti oil
q =, so boxes do candles, from the factory
- of 5. Rodman, New Bedford. Just receiv-
ed and for sale 10y PHINEhS JANNET.
Who has iH Store and alters for sale,
Is bales Russia sheeting
10 casks do tullow
trunks cambria muSlins
cases Nankn Grapes
2 do do shaw,s
do Canton grapes, assorted colors
do do do black
do cotton shrtings
do long Clo,Is
bale bombazetts and Wildbnres
Dimites, ribbons, spotted cfavats
MarsrieS quilting extra fine
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LOW RENTS.

Two large stores with capa-
cious cellars, and the good dwell
EEsa ling house at the corner of King
49, s. Henry streets, Also, the house
to the eastward thereof, lately occupied
by Samuel Cram, would be rented on We
ry low terms to respectable tenants.
VAUDEVILLE 6 LARMOUR.
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$40 REWARD.
The Alexandria Baths

RE now in complete order, fitted up in
"a superior style, and will be ready for the
accommodation Of the public on the FIRST of May
As this establishment has received the unqua!l-
fed appreciation of rle physicians, it is unneces
sary to say more in its recommendation than
that strict attention will be given in its manage
nent, and faithful male and female servants
provided. The terms will he reduced to the fol-
lowing moderate price Subscribers with fami-
lies SS; single persons So three warm baths
"a four cold baths 81; single baths 31a cents.
One half of the subscription money will be ex
pected in advance, and the balance on the ioth
JuIv. apr22 If NJ. q ARNEk
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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
alexandra County, May Term, 1899.
"a RDERED, That the administrator of
. y john FARRELL, decd. do give the
usual notice to debtors and creditors three
times in the Alexandria Newspapers.
A Copy. Teste
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to give notice, That The subscri-
Der of Alexandra county, in the District
of Columbia, has Obtained from The Or
phans' Court of said county, letters of
administration on the personal estate of
John Farrell, late of the county aforesaid,
| deceased. All persons having claims "a
gainst the said decedent,are hereby warm
ed 20 exhibit the same with the vouch-
ers thereof, TO the subscriber, passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
tbirty-frst day Of November next, or thew
may by law be excluded from all bepe.
fit to said estate and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 31st day Of
May, 1922. JOHN McCOBB,
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TO RENT.
HERRING FISHERY

attached to this property, which will be let ON
very moderate terms, either with the farm or
separately. Also, one other small tenement, a.
bout mile from the former, containing about
one hundred acres of land of excellent quality,
with a comfortable dwelling and other improve
ments on the same The above property will
be either let for one year or leased for life, to
good tenants. For terms, apply TO G. w. Ma
son, of Holm Hail, to- T. F. Mason, or the sub
criber dec % If X. G. MASON
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Whiskey, Vinegar, Mustard. etc.

w HIsKey, vinegar, Mustard, etc.
TNHE subscriber offers for sale old rye whis-
IL key GO bbls and Q half pipes) part Of il I'd
aud Sd proof French white wine vinegar 4
tierces, old, strong and fine 1avoured F.; cider
picking do. do do. do do English Durham mug
tard in Id. and H. canisters; Cayenne pepper in
bottles; Goshen cream cheese; French Copnac
brandy and Holland gin (tEe quality Of both We
ry superior) WIN. DUNLAP
Alex'a. Royal-st. next door The CITY hotel
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n. ORLNANs suHAR, etc.

n. ORLEANS SUGAR, etc.
EOHN II. LADD & Co. offer COR sale $50
- hhds New Orleans end West India sugars
10000 lbs Porto Rico, Havana and 81 Domingo
coffee
l25 chests young hyson, imperial and gun.
powder teas
65 hhds W India and y ENGLAND rum
- pipes coguac aud Narcotics brandy
100 bb's common Whisk.y
Sc do old re
% pipes Madeira
IS casks Claret
$50 bosses old Caret white y VT;
Muscat
a. casks Port Trnrgifee
Malaga and CoImpnar
500 boxes yellow soau
3OO do doubled boiled marble DO
Is do do do white do
9 casks best olive n,
100 baskets DO do -"
80 casks cut nails, assorted sizes
20 sides sole leather
200 bbls beef and pork
nsto Q9qPl1stcr, &c, etc, march %
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TO RENT.
TO RENT.

Ezx.A The subscriber wishes to rent for
EnH one or more years his wharfand ware
81 SGSl house. The warehouse is three sto-
REsfial ries high, fire proof, and having every
convenience for an extensive business. The
wharf is 10 feet ir length and 40 in breadth,
and has water Of sufficient depth for the largest
vessels. mar 90 Il JONAH THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16

81 F'r. 'ntn'. sn apt q confederation can Il
f Old. ..,fs g. iDiii oUt the difference hetw the
iit er rs eNrNl i4- ile powers oil government ant
fe,. w confederation, alliance We have al
l .i-t p'e't 81 Siow that the people parties to
.I's .uN'ef5 'ltye not reserved To themselves The
ire 1. ci'stuiaa t, in ihcr sovereign capacity
,-'.f q Naliafe pVct successful in the attempt, Il
.'-N seem ~ FOLLOW necessarily that The states rs
;sr PSI cave not that power for the states have not
feftt s themselves, nor can they possess great
erpo .'' tn '''s 'especi, than retained and
are pCs-ttfO. ~ the people unless can he siiewn
that tiie cosi'iOn itself has expressly appointed
the s.'cs soycroments tae tribunal for this purpose
anu '',is confident, will he pretended by
! uuc.
H. ihe constitution of che Unefl States be, us we
'"iiN we nave shonr compact creating ~ govern
hient Tor a political md civil comniunv IL IS iniiu,-
teriai whether the parties TO the compact be private
individuals on number OF co Iorate bodies or States
uiey cannot have reserved To themselves the right of
deciding practically. each for himself upon the OK
tent oil the powers conveyed by the compact For If
ih,s right he reserved, then each individual marty is
mound I" HE others Ivy no Other obligation than the
dictates 81 justice and good faith and the refractory
q" c'S"ns OF single party Opposition To the unan
'h'Ons decisions oi all the other parties, cannot he
cOnrocd ''y the ordinary forms and means of lepal
nun''nis'ron, and the appeal, for justice and equa
hty, mast he not "A civil, hut 10 military ,r,b
state oi things like this, characteristics n compact
erecting an alliance or confederation, but certainly
not II government.
In our next, we shall cndcavor to III owe The mn rites
70 ths compact have stipulated decide this
through their agents, and TO show who are these a.
gents anu shall also notice some of the most nron,;
| nent objections to conclusions
JUSTINIAN
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MARsnAL's SALE OF LANDS


TSDERa decree of the Suneror Cour Of ch,n.o,x rr
u the Richinon district, rronounccI an IN. o;,h & -,
January 1922 in cause therein hc,,, con to-,
iamn lrand executor of benjamin. oliver Iece,.e, Main
iiT n,ni,s, ,,,r,er N p,c. i.",,. t,,, ; p
defendants viii he oferc, for sale 10 ,h higbss, b,r
Monday tn 2oth day Of prH neat, ON the premises To
IA let i'm the city of ,ichpopd IN r from, . ,on FOE,
u,rr E,c,or, -, - - W.,
No. 6 and Il. ]. IIarris's lot No T. ~ ~
2rhe lot OF ground in city ut the foot of Mayo's min
de, To the said lanes nro,y,, IN, L, III r ,h
lot adjoining same, Others purchased y said Brown
Doctor Philip Turpin subject 10 srb m
trustees in the decd l, i'm the pnnerS Il; Ills r,usc
may have made rnr Tho ror,in,a,o,t -, ~. '.
each of said lots partly impr,,,N 4, ;t,, iui,n"s
lad O'Clock IF Ia same dnu y, m on "a,
STbe said Ilro,vn MS M ;ioi h., n, H., -,
Rockets, lately occupied by Herb Shcp,ari COMPANY
On Thursday the I'd dag IF May merit on the ,,fse nj
4 O'clock r, nj W '' f' "
1.-THE OF land called Mansfield on which The said
Brown lately resided near the c!t, cont,;nn e, mr.
ation al, c,u;iv a., Ill w S""i,.taoe accomno
situation is surpasse by any i'm or ncar the city
On Saturday che dan Of Ann on, he rrn;,., -, fy,
O'Clock p. Nj -
5-The lots numbered 26 q and % In nr,, p,r. ,n
street am, rnrov.i LII ironing on 'aiey
6-Lot No % i'm ,,rays MAN of lots ,,,;o;nnr ~ ~ vor
thams lot above described, pronerv cor,anin
about two-iirtls of an acre. 1890
Lot no. in Doctor Adnms's plnp near a,l,mss oil
mill, street, 5th and tft streets
Tuesday 7ts dny of Dfny IN f,o, of a, Er,, H.
irl the city Of ri, Ip,oni M II a,r,ast a NJ
tanning one acre each ana & OF o'S near ne Guy, con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
CARHItGES

r91liE public respectfully in
- IL formed, that the subsc riber
S-fAwiil continue to keen n regular
ttSSE&SS9EE4<>Hz4 supply of CARRIAGES 4 GIGS,
Z<-Rsx-R31n>o the newest and fashions-
Die kind, at his rsnuactory ia
miles west of Petersburg, Virginia; will continue TO
keep supply the work at Mr. William BERRY md
Cos Odstreet Petersburg Va opposite the Union fIole
.aie French's Tavern.)
Also regular supply of the plated mounted
CARRIAGE & GIG HARNESS,
viii be kept each place of low priced
gentlemen. '>e
= Orders from pare of the country addressed 10
Poplar Grove Post Office, Dinwide county, Va will he at
'enueu 10. STERLING WOODWARD
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MARSHAIIS SITE

NDiR decree of the superior court of chancery for
the i.lchnond district, pronounced the 5Ih day of
m"rch i22, in the Of Michael Shearman aimor of
h1aas WARREN dec and others. plaintiffs, against Samuel
r. tason executor OF Samuel Parsons dec Others de-
isantS, shall AT ~ O'Clock, EriGu. the 2h 4ny m
ray hrt-oher Tor sale to the highest bidder at pihc
aue'o on me premises, the mills cascd Rockets Mills in
mills. - e -'e" " s"io
d on nendo he 27th day IF he month shall
Nv he manner at Fiuvanna Courthouse, that being court
day oIer for SALE tract of land wing in snj Soun,v
on Inc NORTH inches Of the Hardware river contain
ing Two hundred and yenty eight and half pur
chased of William Neves in 1870. Tpr,ns-rbrea six
WE'VE aud eighteen months credit with approved Sc
cui ana the titles retained until the payinrnts made
April s. in7tas -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
MAR SHAL'S SAID.

NDER decree of the superior court of oIancerv for
- inc itlchmond district pronounced The 20h ,ay Of
January 1921 in cause therein depending between Lewis
conver, plaintiff and A. llonOrc aandre and anaher de-,
iendan ishal on y.s day tn. ia day o1ay merit expose
10 saea public auction, for cash. in front OF die Eaele
oie tract OF land lying in the county enricu about
three miles from the city of Richmond, street called
IN plan OF lots laid off by William Street and
BRIDGES Which road is known in the said pan by the name
six pesrhe above sale will be made Immediately after
me sale av rsed to take place, in the of Seabroo m
NJ Coul on the day above mentioned. "
April Q. ~ ioe - a. ~ H.
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MAnSHAf1S SALE

Under decree of the superior court Of cbapcerv for
~ w Richmond district pronounced on the 26tl Febn
ary is22 in The OF John Seabrook plaintiff ngain1
n shall on Tuesday the 7 day Of May next offer for
SAFE, TO lie highest bidder public auction for ready mo-
ney the Two pieces parcels of land in proceedings in
s cause referred TO- lying in the county eurico about
hfe miles heio" this city, The river road, containing both
together lC2 acres all in woods il being west corner NJ
me Plantation called Mill Farm and late property of
Col ailes Seen, dec. The above described propey will
he sold in front of The Eagle Hotel in the CITY of Rclmond
neoIaey after the sale of James Browns property ad-
'ertsed 10 be sold on tie day above mentioned -
April .. ~ ,oa ;t ~ "
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1860 .4cres Roumoke Land for Sale

Lf-Sh HP SUnScrlber VIII sell, on the pre-
sssM misses, To the highest bidder on Friday 7th Jne
lSttk ncrf, 1850 acres, adjoining the lands Col VIM
Rice MAJ john Taylor, Rufin Brown and ohers-Terms
one third on the LIST day of October next when
would be gwen and satisfactory title made the balance
particularly to describe this valuable estate
whins 10 buy will examine for themselves-they
will please refer time before sale to Capt Fran
cs Jones' living very my residing on
the plantations for information that NAV he wished re-
iave 10 the land and improvements hone gentlemen
DESTROYS of owning valuable lands attend this sale as
the distance OF residence from renders il necessary
that should dispose oft. WAi BOWIE COWaN'
<A-''
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ssz.zA LAND FOR SAIE-

u
sts.M The subscriber sale three hundred ACRES
LIZA of land lying in Goocland county, ten miles A.
boye Goochland Courthouse, four miles below CareIsyil
and one mile from James river. The buildings arc lare
AMI convenient dwelling house. partly story will,
rooms aud passage below and three and assag
above stairs, with convenient cellar all necessary
out-houscs-witha good ham, house, smoke hons,
dairy work house. ice house &c and excellent garden
The land ism COOL heart, with portion fresh cleared
land with about 20 80 wood land nrincin,,,
standing around the plantation.
great bargain be had in the land cash or youpo
negroesorh the purchaser chooses lie may pay ono half
cash and one, two and three years for the balance giving
decd OF trust 10 secure the The good and
the situation elevated ami uncommonly healthy
Application TO the subscriber living the or Ia
John Ware or To Robert Ware of the county.
IL satisfactory title will be made The purchaser
ELIZABETH WARE.
April o 1nf = - o., '
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MIR. THOMAS GIBSON

you are not an inbahant OF this state we take This
method OF Informing you, that shall ut Lipsconl
Tavern at buckingham Courthouse, vaon the and IA.
DAYS OF June 1922 proceed TO take the dispositions OF on
Franklin and others and the Goth and 2st davs of the
same month, at the Tavern of Edmund Booker jamestown
Prince EDWARD county, Virginia, proceed take the depo,
sons oil william Routon, William Randolph Others TO
be read MS evidence in suit depending the Chance
~ court OF Prince Edward Va. in which plaintiffs
and yourself and Robert Is. Gibson defendants.
- WILLIAM WHITE & co.
Jamestown Va. April ?. iOs-wsws