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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-25
Halifax County Court,
in Chaucery, the 2Sth day of Aupust

" lRGlNlA-ln Halifax County Court,
1892
John Daniel, Judith Fuqua, Sarah Hancock,
John Nelson and Polly his vile, formerly Pol.
ly Daniel, Plaintins
Against
The Hon. William Daniel Horny Coleman,
ana Martin his wife, ElIiotte Coleman ami f.
liaabeth his wife, VIM. Tally and Frances has
wlie, Polly Noodson, Josiah, William d., Mar.
ina, Lucy and John Thompson, Arianna Mil.
Ter, SAMUEL, John, William F. and Iie2ekah
-, Daniel, Nalhanicl w fuqna and Susanna
ms wife, Joseph Goodc N Mary his wife, Anne
Daniel, kedtnn liay, and Elizabeth his " ifc.
bouldn Vaughan and Susanna his wife. John
fisg Mary his wife, BENJAMIN Lawson X ANY
his wife, Harrison Burnes and Judith his wife
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Mel
son, Joshua Blenton aud Betsy his wife, An.
thony Franklin and Polly his wife, Thomas
hasley and Snsanna his wife, William Hutch
er'on aud Judithhs wife, aud Muria ID. Tho
mas and Martha fawkuer, Defendants.
lhe defendants Ambrose Nelson, Thos Las
ley 4 Susanna his wife, William Intcherson a.
judith his vile, Daniel, Martha and Thomps
Nelton, Joshua Blanton aud Betsev his wife
Anthony Franklin and Polly his wife, Maria
ID. Thomas, and Martha Fawkner, children of
John Faulkner aud Patsy his wife, Jos Goode
and Margins wife, Anne Daniel and John
figg aud Mary his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security ACCORDING
to the act of assembly aud the rules of tbs
court, and II appearing TO the satisfaction OF
The court that tney are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion OF the plaintiff,
by their connsti, Ii is ordered, that the said
lasinamed defendants dc appear here on the
fourth Monday in November next, and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs aud that copy of this
order be inserted in the newspaper printed in
the town OF Lyuchburg, for eight weeks sue
ecsSHeiy, and posted at the front door of the
court house of this county.
\ Copy-Teste,
Is MICH tEL ROBERTS, d. enc.
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THE Yract OF Aana,

In tho sail deed mentioned, tying'in the coun-
~ OF Bedford, rontuining about. four hundred
and hfteen acres. or much thereof rs shall
be sufficient 70 satisfy purposes OF said trust
being the trpct OF land on which tie said Mar
lin Key resides, bounded by the lands of Da-
rid saunders and others, as is more fully ex-
pressed in said dccd.--in case the weather is
30 inGlenent as that bidders DE- not attend on
sthe day above mentioned, the sale will take
place the next fair day - Acting as trustee, |
shall convey such title only ms is vested in me
= WV. RADfoRD, surviving Trustee.
October 3. tctds ~
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Nirginiaborn Slaves,

Consisting OF men, women, boys and girls
Also, the stock OF all description, plantation
utensils, household aud Kitchen furniture, and
the crop OF corn, fodder, oats and tobacco now
on the premises. The plantation will be rent
cd ON the same day (whereon there is 10 bush
sis OF wheat sown aud liberty given 10 seed
more selal grain the term of one ye0r.--
Possession given on the Is, OF january, 1924.
All those that have claims against the said es-
late, will please present them Immediately
proven rs the law directs, as hrrnn gemenls
may be made to pay them--all those indebted
VIII make Immediate payment, ms no further
Indulgence can Or will be hiven.
SALLY 1SBELL, admir- of Znchnrioh, dec
n. B.-The sale will be Continued from day
10 day until tho whole is sold s. J.
Amherst, October ~ wtasll
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Notice.

LIDO forwarn any person trading for a
bond executed by me, November As, 1920
for ga los. Id, as administrator of Prior
Wright, dec TO Samuel Staples, Of Henry
county, as said bond was frauduiently obtain
ed of me. THOMAS WRIGHT.
October 10. llw3ws
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Notice.

MILL be sold, to the highest bidder. at
~ the late residence OF Joshua Tinslry,
dec d, in the county of Amherst, on Wednes,
day the goth day of November next, all the
stock OF horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, planta.
ton utensils, and the household aud kitchen
furniture OF which said decedent died posses.
ed, together with the crop of corn, fodder and
oats made ON the plantation the present wear.
Among the stock of cattle are two yoke OF va
luao'e oAcn'--Jerms made known on the day
OF sale, GEORGE NJ, TINSLEY,
ALIEN. TINSLEY.
Admrs. of Joshua Tinsley, decd.
October. Ia. WV 1,
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Notice.

4 LII those having claims against the
4 n estate of Vim. Clark, deceased, are re-
quested to make them known, properly au
thenticated, ms the law directs, on or before
the first of December next, that arrangements
may be made for discharging the same All
those indebted to the estate, are requested to
make immediate payment.
L. w. CLARK, Admir-
Of Nm. Clark, decd.
Oct F N-Im
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.Segroes ior Sale.

CEYERAL Men, Women, Boys and
~ Girls, win be sold low for cash, or on
short crelit--say 4 or . months Enquire of
the Printers
Septe,obce 81. tets
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Aynchhurg Mills.

W'LL IN few days be in order s,r -
Nv cepnon of Whest.-The s T., zoe Il
WIN = a ia'r market price in cab e.
any &c oesi,ons to receive Flour IN svo ohonia
,ol "nea' they can DO SO at the usual aIaahs'
ana lhe subscriber viii subject himself SHAME
,t'o'fl'gho Inspection. 1ho.e VINO 70 a'e
disposed to seil at the present pr,es, an ATE not
yer Their Wheat, and wait for a br,sr nay del.
'a' ''la' &c. price viii he given dn,ingr .e' as
son Tor that deposited, as for what n vac sea,
ming n. " ""1' nay be co
August9. a. ALLEN
tets |
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October Is
Seth Ward. Jr.

DETURNS his thanks to his friends and
- the public in general, for the liberal pat
runnge they have extended to him, and takes
this method OF informing them that he has re-
Gently removed 10 Lynohburg, and now occu-
pies shop next door TO .nessrs Ammon Hun
rock 4 Co. where he will be prepared to cur
ry on the
Saddling and Harness Making
Business on the most liberal terms, and where
he solicits continuance of their patronage
October ~ 4t23
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NNHAi,Ei..'

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
ID the late Cyrus Il. Clay aud myself, by
Martin Key, for the purpose of securing 10 the
late Charles Clay, n. certain SUN ot money
which deed bears date the 9Th day of January,
1918, aud is recorded in the county court OF
Bedford, shall, on the 29h day OF October,
1872, proceed to sell, ut public auction, on the
nrpmisPs f.r ready money
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The Horse Shoe Notion,

In Montgomery county, containing two thu
sandifise hundred 4 twenty five acres, onwh chit
cleared and IN good order, nearly seven bundled
acres, consisting chiefly Of first rate new liver
bottom.-Ths land rs Supposed to he superior
to any tract in the western parts OF Vi gina, Or
the culture OF grain OF any kind, Tor hemp and
tobacco viii attend at Montgomery cout
house on Monday the 30th day of this monho
lay of the la DIS near the said town into lot, to
suit purchasers, and which will on Tuesdsyte
1st day of Octobet, being cou day, be ofield
at public sale. On the Horse Sho. BotomIe
between twenty and thirty negroes, consisting
OF men, women ard children, stock Of eYGY
sort, and some farming utensils, which will
sold on Friday and Saturday, the 25th and 2Ha
days OF Octobernext, on the said ace, and sufn
OF the land as may not have been sold previous
y will again b. Offered FIR sa e, a d the sale con,
tinued until all, both lands, negroes, stock a0'
farming utensils are sold, all the Iends may an'
WILDE divided SO as to suit the purchasers
viii those near Montgomery court house, ap
BlacEsburg, as the Horse Shoe Bottom vino.
last can be very commodiousiy divided ITO pu |
excellent tracts, A convenient credit Tor f4'
or the whole of the above property will beGHe.
invite those who are disposed to pufcha'e" ny
Of the above property to call on me, to WHOM.
will sell privately, and also to attend on ths"'
OF sale,
HENRY EDMUNDSON, Trustee
for John Prtaee
October 4. "fN'
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Augusta
Trust Sale.

~Not outNs
PURSUANT to the provisions of A.
= trust executed to the subscriber no p es'p
rerry and Ann his wife, bearins dats ,t neaoen
DAY OF June, 1919, and duly ,eco,d.I I"e i<th
ifustings Court oi the Co,porat;,n - !" The
ourg, and by direction of the c, ed;to,s ynch-
named, aball proceed to sell. for read,. s"eie'h
to the highest bidder, at public a1ct;a, money,
fourteenth day OF September ." The
il Not & appurtenaness
10 the town OF Lynchburg, lying ON 9Th a..
and at thejunction oflhrd alley with said .ueet,
containing nearly one acre of sronnd usSuee,
ing elegant and valuable imp oyeme,t, .' nav nav.
Ihe following Slaves: '''
blly, Reuben, Phil, David, Betty, Mmurn;.
Mara, Jane and Martha, together with W. nnsi
horses, snndly valuable house n,n;,m". '"tes
penters' tools, &c. as contained in "a. cat
annexed to and recorded wit. said ,e.l uule
much OF SAD property as will be snti,t'. VI 50
=" isiy the purposes Of said tlust deed ma TO
OF sale. The said sale will take place -, CONS
above named, and only such title con,,a. ' 'ot
is vested III the trustee y'uas
Augu,t9 .I'ste'
g. Tie above sale is pOST
foNED nntIl TIE 9th day of November nov,
"hfh 1t VIII take place on the same terms sns
on tnt premises ndned--and ifthe 9th shanpI
not be tan, ON the 9Th If the same month
Gent EN- int esI d viii please attend, tbatth.
business may be closed. WIT
WM. NJ. RIyEs, Truse,
Wits 3
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Notice.

skaA petition TO tie neat General Assem-
L tiy Of Krginid for dirorce from any has
sci. forth tbStiH. POLLY .4L.MQNR
September 5. 4S3n
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Notice.

A Petition will be presented 20 the
-IA next Gsaeral Assembly, praying 10 be
divorced from my husband liezokiah Gill.
Oct rs. waW IL DOROTHY GILL.
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DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
I'D me by Charles BIoum, Jr- bearing date
on the 18th day of June, 1921, and of record
in the county court OF Bedford, shall, on The
2dh day Of october, ls22, on the premises, sell
by way OF public auction, for ready money, a
certain
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!, SVW7VNA.NYING

EXECUTED IN the nedtest manner, and on The
most moderate terms, q! ..e' 0gire Of The
Vwginiaa
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PIIIsYLVANIA LAND
FOR S3LE.

Y virtue ola deed of trust executed 70 II.
Ed subscriber byJ I'm l.. roste Oh the lo,b
day OF November, 1919, and duly recorded IN
the clerks office OF Tie couatv count of ptt.,i
wanna, Tor purposes the elm expressed, will s;1
on the premises, TO the h. CHEST bidder. "a, cash
on .Mondoy The an day of.Fosember nsrt. lair.
II not the n
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lhe following Slaves,

IN virtue otto ase1e nfi.-.s -s,cu ID lotle
Il under. med ara e1te rs "a s.tes, by John
Preston, to lndlrsisily b.s - iti,~, a in con
to' nnity to deere Of tns .ap.rio. count Of
Chancery for tht Richmond i.lst.ict, am iul
y authorised to se!lthe properly conta,,ed IN
the said deeds, among which are many exceed
ingIyvamab'e Tracts Of Laod, lying inihe ccun.
ties Of Montgomery, Giles, Cabejl, knawha
Bctetonrt, and Monroe, very wei worth the at
tention'ofpersons who wish to lay out the no
ney advHntsgeously and paltcu arly tn ,aad
called
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YHACT OF I.ANN.

Lying and beng in the county aforesaid. con.
tanng one hundred acres, more or les inn
date n the road leading from Wares boda.
TO Plusy,vanla c%nr, horse, three mile from
t'e former place, it beng the land purchasedby
SAID Foster OF Benjamin Terrell. This land /
vel! situated fer tavern and the improvsnsn,s
good. Acting as trustee | shall convey snch
Tile only as Is vested in me.
VIM. IL. VINGFIELD
Oc'ober4! uta.ao
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rhe Subscriber

HAS for sale, FIRST rate new ROAD
IL WAGGON.-Aso,a Horse Cart.
Oct. 10. wlw IL MINOR cox.
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'Hhe Tract OF AanA

In the said deed of trust mentioned, lying in
the county OF Bedford, on both sides of Ju-
diths creek, containing eight hundred acres,
more or less, and bounded by the lands Of
Francis Meriwethcrs heirs, and others. In case
the weather Is SO Indictment, that bidders do
not attend the above mentioned dny the sale
will take place on the next fair day. Acting ms
trustee, shnll convey such tile only rs is
vested IN me. WILLIAM RADEORD,
Oct. IL. lIwtds SWpiriag Trustee
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Notice.

TIE term Of eo-partuership Of GAIT
4 BULLOCK, a 20. having this day en-
pred, The same is BY mutual consent dissolved
The business Will be closed BY Call n Bullock
10 whom all persons indebted will make pay
ncnl aud those having claims agaihst the
said concern, will apply 70 them for settlement
aud payment.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October ].
usHE subscribers will continue TO do b,l-
4 siuees under the firm of GAIT y Bull
LOCK, who have received by the ship PROTECT
ton and Georgianna from Liverpool, aud ARD
nos opening, general assortment OF Fall and
Winter Goods, which thcy will sell low for cash
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October | Is II
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4 20 Reward.

PANAWAY from the subscriber, Hping
"a an Saiem, Botetourt county, on Saturday
me I'd instant, negro man named BOB, ldteiV
the properly Of M Charles Johnston, and
6ongii by han At Capt. .MteheHs sale of Ne
grof' it'i JanuGry, aad formerly he property
a Mr.. Lnbby, iobaceotjsi in or near Lynchbrg,
,ebere ia believed he has nsrifc--Bob is aboui
fire feet ? or inches high, dark complexion and
turns his toes rerg much out ,ohcn acaiking and
dbou! y years Of age, has cioltes consist Of an
old black oIott coat, Il stripcd !ii,seg do and
SHIRTS and PontaioOns Of tote linen, ali Of phich
he took Nth him--F unprecedented fifty male,
from home ~W gire tloenty dollars REGARD
and oil reasonable tGpences fer bringing Jim
home, or tsn dollars IN This County ard brought
back.
" c. B0WFER
Ortobe. H. ufs 10
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Notice.

A petition will he presented TO the next &c.
"A neral Assembly OF Virginia, for the purt
pose ofconvertiug the free bridge near Lynch
burg into toll one
September 25th, 1892. w2m 8
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Ihe following Property,
Lynchburg s. Salem Turnpike.

EWERE not being sufficient number
u OF Stockholders present at the annual
meeting held at the Franklin Hotel, in Lynch
burg, the Isl. day of October, 1922, the meet
ing adjourned to the LIST day of next Novem
Der, at which time and place the Stockholders
are earnestly requested to attend in person, or
by proxy. JOHN VICTOR, Clerk.
October 4 totlNe
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- me by Nicholas Harrison, for the purpose
Of securing 10 the late Charles Clays certain
sum Of money, which ed bears dale the Isl
day of oGtohrr, 1916, and Is recorded IN the
county court OF Bedford, shall, on the 18th
day Of November neat, proceed TO sell, nj
public auction, on the premises, for ready mo
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Notice.

'Ei-lA, free woman ofcoloar, wiz De-
- tition the next General Assembly for Der.
mission to remain in the state of Virginia.
October H. ln.,.on,
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~

10y virtue of deed of trust executed To
- the late Cyrus Is. Clay and myself by Nj
eholes Harrison, for The purpose of securing
to the late Charles Clay certain sum of mo-
ney, which deed bears date the 10Th tiay of
November, 1917, mud is recorded in the conn-
" court ot Bedford, shall, on the 18th day of
November next proceed 10 sell, nj public auc-
linn IN lie l,rl.,l,iaDu I11r ranllu lnllnGN
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NNticE.

WILL be sold, on the plantation o.
w XachWiah lsbel, deed, ON tuesday
the 18th day OF November neat for cash, 8 on
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Ne,e Fall and Winter Goods.


TIE SUBSCRIBER NOW RECEIVING AN ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
keectd The Philadelphia al he
article hat either fashionable pafcq1y FqAYl
GOOD LINE:
AMONG
Fuer black CLOTH Zela fands
AM sandGe
Llands
IT bonnet
Fashionable hreadL ace,a Ednys
Thule Lace
figured and rla mbazetes lbinetI
spotted andIlad do alan Grapes
and greene asimereSh
Combs
DO do coaks Norwich Grapes
and Norsed Hosiery Colord Silk
ped
: ri
aud arnn and
asbor
T. and54 BookM dkerche Mernos han1s
Neckdo
DO do Pocket lnheclek lamoled Flounces
n Goyey Do CoIlars
% eanh Rugs
nd dCanton Grapes pha
Linens
Il tin hok.l
. ra o
Ill Of Which n# be soid at eeedi"g 'O~ for cunt
j. Il. PATrEN.
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In the said deed of trust mentioned, lying in
the county OF Bedford, ON both sides OF Ju.
dith's creek, containing eight hundred acres,
more or less, aud bounded 10y the lands OF
Francis Meriwclber's heirs md Others In
case the weather Is 50 inclenicnt that bidders
do not attend on the day above mentioned,
the sale will take place on the nest fair day
Acting Us trustee, shall convey only sucn
title rs Is vested'in me.
JOHN MURRELL.
October Ts. II Ntds
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Nero SlaYcs.

Belonging TO the said James = Me Alidcr, viz
negro girl named Jenny, aud n negro hoy
named Dick, Acting MS trustees, we will COR
sey the title only which is vested in US ~ such
JOHN Z. CRAY ,r.,
J. Z. STEPTOE, '''e' u
Oct. l9. wtds IL
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DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed 10
+, Id the sumcrbers'by james s McAllstcr,
Of record in the county court Of Bedford, for
the purpose of securing the payment OF Ger.
tain sums Of money ahcrein mentioned, TO
William Saunders, ave shall proceed 10 sell,
by way OF public auction, for cash, on the
18th day of November next, nj tn front door
OF Nm Terry tavern, in the town Of Liber-
", the following
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DY yrtue Of ag1eed Of trust executed 10
ID the subscriber by Calvin Loring, hearing
date the day of and OF record in The
county court Of Campbell, for the purpose OF
securing the payment of certain sums of mo-
pey therein mentioned 10 Robert Love, shall
proceed, on The premises, on Saturday The
public anctlon,
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Ill Of nhid 'cH be sold erceedng loc rates for cash.
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Two half Acre Ilots,

With the Improvements thereon, lying and be
ing on the main street in the town OF New. Lou
don.-ActinP rs trustee ! will convey onl,
such title as is vested in me
{. ANTHONY.
September ~ wtds 8
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Staple and Fancy Goods,

efcd great Philadelphia forrest RATES, mBrcc;p
article hat either fashionable pariclorp Fqh7
GOOD LINE: 1870
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IL Not y appurtenances

10 the town Of Lynchburg, lying ON 9Th .,,..
and at the junction of lhird alley with said .ner
containing nearly one acre of ground anS J',ee''
ing elegant and valuable imp oyeme, D -" nav.
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Notice

TIME undersigned, agent for, the under
writer's at Lloyd's. London, in the
District of Columbia. begs leave to call
the attention Of those whom it may con-
Germ. 10 the following resolution adopted
by the committee for managing their at
fairs, relative to Particular Average.
In consequence OF the great increase
Of claims for particular average, the CON-
mittee recommend, that in future, when an
agent is called upon 10 survey damaged
goods, he should require the presence at
such survey of the master of the vessel BY
which they have been imEorted, who is to
sign the certificate oftbe damage /; that in
case OF refusal Of the master to attend orthat
be is prevented from attending, be is to be
informed that such refusal or alledged
cause of prevention is to be noted by the
agent, which he is required 10 do upon a.
ny certificate be NAV grant. And in all
ports where it is customary to discharge
goods into lighters or craft, under the ju-
risdiction OF the custom-house, o: other
wise, the agent is required to ascertain
whether the person in charge OF such
lighter or craft, has demanded of the mas
ter or mate of the vessel discharging, a
certificate of, or himself given a receipt,
expressing any apparent damage, or de-
fects in the goods delivered over to him r
where such proves to be the case, the "a
gent is to make a note Of the same upon
his survey, and to procure the original. it
practicable, or a copy of such certificate,
10 accompany the vouchers be may furnish
and be is further desired to ascertain &
notify, whether any, and what goods were
laden on deck"
Lloyd's, 10Th AprI 1922.
JAMES PATTON, agent. !
For the underwriters at Lloyd's for the
District of Columbia.
June IL
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.MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Wilmer, Mr., James Entwlsle. Of this
place, TO Miss Eliza, daughter OF Mr. John
Zimmerman, of West End, Fairfax coun-
~, Virginia.
Same evening, by the Rev. J. w. Fair
clough, Alerander Moore, Esq. 10 Miss
Caroline Cottringer, both of this place.
On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev.
Oliver H. Norris, Mr.. Joseph Williams to
MISS Elizabeth Knight, both of this place.
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Notice.

NOClCC.
THE brethren of the Alexandria Brooke
4 Lodge, No. g, are requested to meet
at their Hall this morning, at half past 8
o'clock, to attend the funeral of their late
brother, James Grigsby.
trThe members Of Alex'a Washington
Lodge, No. 9s, and transient brethren
are invited to attend.
J. CARSON, Sec.