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Ihe Subscribers

M7ILL RENT tor the term Of one year,
w with the privilege Of sowing mail :, ain
bis iall, all the 'ands belong NJ to the estate o.
the late JOS na T,ns!ey, of Amherst count,
consisting of the llnlation on which he resid
ed, the ten meat which 70 me y he ongrd to
Armistead Rucke., and tie pa t.iion on the
Long Mountain. These Lnds extensiv.
and ,suabe, With conf 'tanle Improvements
and in Oh order for crcp ing The Long
Mounisln tract will lie SIT uptothe highest b d.
de-, ON the Irenis's, ON the ID h day of Sep
temb next and The othe two Plantations will
IN like manner be set up, at Z lac ma sion
houpe o. the DECIDE t. ON e. 2I't # the SINE
month. GEORGE NJ. TINSLEI,
ALEXR TINSLEY,
.2dars Of Joshua IinsI,y, decI.
An. %. 3 w3w
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Notice..
EOr Rent or Aease.

TWO PLANTATIONS belonging to the
Il Estate of John Higg nbotham dee.-One
lying IN the county OF Amherst, near New G al.
gov, and the other in the county OF Nelson mar
the old court house: liberty win be q, en- 10 seed
this fall, al,d poss cssion on the Jan, 1928
Fortefms, apply to G. Powell oi New q aseos.
or to the subscriber.
DANIEL IlGGINBOTHAM, A,mr.
Angusf T. IA
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Virginia TO wit
Al Conrt Tor fraadinconnty held st the curt
house the nth day of June, 1872:
James Lewis Hail, piH
Against
cs'l~r'ns cra'ehead, Shelton crsigesd, Polly Craig-
mead, waiter sun, ant and Patty his wifi, lite Patty
caighead, aud Elzaiaih Craighead, Le,.s and iep.
tees OF Pel.r ciaghtad. dee. Det'ts
IN CHANGERY,
I've defendants not having entered their appea r nee
and gwen security according To the act of assembly
ana the rueioi Tins court. ai:.i appearing to the sa-
iaeuoh OF the court, thai they are not iniatauts ot
this state on notion ofthe plaintiff by In, counsel, n
!. ordered, that the shd defendants do aplpar here on
tht ers bohdas IN September next and answer pa,n-
TN bill anu mat copy OF this order be forthwith
punished ~ snme newspaper published in the town OF
)hchbnrp Tor eight wtsk. successfully, and tat anu
.e copy he p"sd at the front door OF the house
OF this county.
COpy-Teste
IA CALEB TATE C.F.C,
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Notice.

HNlIE creditors Of Jesse Jones, decd, late Of
Il Nelson county, are requested To bring ior
ward their claims, properly authenticated, be-
lore the 18th day Of December next, ard those
indebted Ia make payment, as am DESTROYS to
close my administration Those fa,ing to com
ply, this notice will be plead in bar 10 their
cisms alter that date.
CORNELIUS POWELL, admir-
4 de bonis non Jesse Jonee, decd i.
Aug. 3. efrs why.
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NlEssRs. Thomas Riehesoa and John

NIESSRS. Thomas Riehesoa and John
,lH Rielfson Take notice TIM on thc 18th,
gHh, aud 2ist of September nest, Os22) ut
the house of Chs, L. Barrett, near the unlon
Mills, in the county oi Amhersi, skali pro
seed 10 take the dispositions Of Charles l.. Bar
ret John |. Martin, aud others, to be read ~
evidence in a cnuse now Aependig in the Snpc
r,or Court Of chanccry holden at Lynchburg,
n, web rs a cause depending on the Chnncery
side Of tn, County Court Of Amherst, agreed
by conscn, to be removed to the said Superior
Court Of Chancer, jim bsth OF which cases
Lam plaintiff aud you mr. defendants.
MOSES alARTIN, scnr
Amherst, Ane. l6 2waw
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the Iraet Oh l.anA

purchased by TIE said Leiiwieh OF RAYS en-
tate, adjoining the lands Of Jos. Slaughter.
Charles Stewart, AMI others, containing 6l,y
lscres, more orless. .llso, two grey Horses.
esse lay coli, cue yoke of Oxen, ana Cart
ss'ght .-rrd OF Catric, i.Ssaiy eight bead oi
ss~ss, all the said L.itsiehs iiouseIoid md
Kitchen Furniture, fiantato., Utensils. sc. or
so much uereot as will be sufficient to pay
and satisfy the said debt, with interest. and
the costs Of sale Acting as trustee, | will
convey such tile as is yesled in me-
.rgge..- 4, ROBERTSON, Trustee.
August -. 5tds
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Valuable Tract OF Land,

In the county OF Campbell, wherein the SAID
Jesse Irvine nov resides, Containing about 10
actes--T'his tract OF land i, oil the quality and
lies withinthiee miles Of the town Of Lynchbu <;
ON il there Is a comfortable dwelling house, AID
all necessary ont houses, together with an ex
eelIent Apple Orchard. 1t will be sold on
credit o. one and two years from the first day
of October next, the purchaser or purchasers
giving bond with such personal security as
shall be approved BY the sad Doct. Geo. Cabell,
and the title retained, subject to be esold in
case default shall be made III the payment ofthe
purchase money. Possession will be delivered
on the first day OF January next.
JOHN T.ABBY,
PLEASANT LABDY.
July5. wtdsl3
e. The above Sale is POST
poned until Tuesday the 10Th " Scptembcr ueIt.
J LABBY,
L LABBY
August l6 wtds2
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Thc following Slaves /:
'IrMst SNAe.

ny virtue ola deed of trust, executed 20
ID the Subscriber by Jabez Leltwich, il,
bearing dl,e lhe 10Th day Of September, lH2o,
and Of record III the clIlk Office of the Couu
- Of Bedford, for tbs purpose OF securing TO
George I y liams \ Co The payment Of sun
dry Sums OF money IN said decd mentioned, !
shill, on Saturday, HE bh day Of September
.g.esi, at the house of said Jahez Leitwich, Jr.
in The County OF Bedford, proceed 10 sell by
Way OF Public Auction, Tor Cash,
Yhe following Slaves,
To vii Jacob, Dauicl, Charles, Ralph, vilet,
Dolly, aud Que Girl Child Angelina, Suokey,
nad Eliza, or ~ msay OF said slaves, ny will be
Sufficient to discharge the debt said deedex
pressed, aud he cost OF carrying the same into
erect The title vested in me by nid deed will
Dc conveyed aud no othrr.
SAMUEL HANNAH
An,ai -, ltwtds3
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Eor Nent,
JOE PNIEYING

Erecnted IN the nedteSt manner, and on the
most moderate terms, at The Qsies ofMs
Eirgtnian. 3~Ps
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'Er0st sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed To
- the subscriber, by Jabez Leltwieh, Jra
bearing d~1e leth September, 1921, and of re,
cDrd ia ths clerks olive OF the county court
81 BEDFORD, Tor tue pdqose OF securing the
paytnsnt of u Debt due ~ SAMUEL Garland, |
shaii, on Saturday, tss Sla instant, proceed 10
Sell toshe highest builder, for cash, at Tie re
l.dease Of tie said Jabez LeitM ich. Jr.
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Notice.

Notice.
nN the 18th day of August, 1890, Tor
~ thereabouts) fexccutedto David keanc.
u the county OF Monroe, aud state of Virginia,
three bonds tor the sam OF six hundred dollars
each; one payable the Grst day of January,
is2l one payable the first day of july, 1921,
and one payable frst day OF July, ls2s--this
isto caution The public against taking I'm AS.
sisn'neh OF, or in amy manner trading Cor the
s4'd bonds, as do not consider myself bound
10 pay NE sane, either in Ian or equity, aud
am determined not To do 80.
BENJAMIN OLIVER WELTON.
Buckingham, Aug 10. w3w.
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EoY kent,

4 VALUABLE FARM, lying in Amherst,
~, about four miles from Iyncnburg, subj
cient TO employ six OF seven hauds to advantage
A large potion Of the clea cd ground is new,
and produces good Tobacco. The improve
ments would accommodate "a small family. For
terms, appyto
NORDoRNE NJ. rALIAFERRO,
Aug. %. ) WITS Iynchburg.
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Valuable Lands near Lyncn6urs
FOR SALE.

DuRsUAET to the az cement between The
L parties in caue now dePsndil z in the
Lynchburg chaneery District Cur, between
the Subscribers and Dect. Geo. Cabeli plain
tifls. and Jesse Irvine, defendant, Will be sold,
on Thanfay TIE .eih day Of -lagHst ne1i, VI tar,
u not the next TAR day, On The premises, that
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By lie President yMe u. States.

WHEREAS the President of the United
sfntes Is authorized by law 20 cause lands 10
he offered ior snle
Therefore !, JAWS MeSnnr, President of
the United States. do hereby declare and make
known. thai tie public sales shail be held n
iollows, VIZ
At the Land Oi6ce AT Terry Usuie in Indi-
ana, ON the first Monday in July neat, Tor the
sale of
townships IL and IL, in range l, east Of the
I'd principal meridian line
IL & IL, in ranges 10 y, west do
Al the Land OIice at ynndnlia, in Illinois,
on the third Monday III July neat, for the sale
Of
townships II, IL, - aud u, in ranges and
2, east of the Sd principal me-
ridian line.
IL, -, ID, Ia and 10, in
ranges z and I do.
Al the sumo piaee. on the third Monday in
August next for the sale of
Townships / J., IL, ID, II and Is, In rnnges 8,
and s, east OF the Sd
principal meridian line.
ii, IN range Z, do.
Al The Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois,
on the first Monday in August neat, Tor the sale
of
townships @, I, s and o, in ranges o. 10 and
II, east Of 3D. principal
meridian line,
o, 81, 3 and Q, IN range II, west of I'd do.
8 and y, IL aud 10, do
AZ the same place, on the Grst Monday in
September next, for the sale OF
Townships 10 II Y and 10, in ranges 10 aud
II, cast OF Sd principal
meridian line,
10 II II and IL, In ranges II l3 and
4 a a.
Al the same place, on the FIRST Monday in
October next, for the sale OF
townships ii 10 10 and IL, in ranges 9 10 aud
II, east OF Sd principal
meridian line.
II 10 l6 and II, in ranges IL Is and
II, west OF ID do.
AZ the safne place, on the first Monday in
November next, for The sale of
townships IL ID 20 and q, in ranges 9 10 and
II, eust OF Sd principal
meridan linr.
IL ~ 20 and Il, in ranges - and
IL west of Id principal meridian
line.
Is ~ and 20, in range II, do. do
IL ! do. do.
IL ls 10 and 20 10, do do
At the Land Office for the Northern district
of Louisiana, nt the town of Ouachitu, on the
first Monday in November next, for the sale
Of
townships Is l6 l. Ia and 10, in ranges
3 1 and ) west Of the meridian
line.
At the Land Office at the Scat of Justice OF
the county Of Independence, in the Arkansas
territory, for the sale of such lands of the L
ntcd States as are situated in the following
described townships and ranges, aud which
have been excluded from the lottery of the
lands appropriated for satisfying warrants for
military services, viz
On the first Monday in August next, for the
sale OF such Of the above described lands as
are situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz
Townships 2 3 457 3 9 md 90, in range | =,
east nj the 9TH meridian linz
2 3 and 6 do
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GsrxA The Improvements are also
ffs..1 considered valuable, consisting
ss,H of large, two-story dwelling
ks4At6@ house, finished in the best order,
containing eight fire plnces, md ten rooms
house lor spinning, aud kitchen 81 by Is
teet--a store house, with four rooms on the
lower loor--n grist mill, aud large we'll fixed
distlllery for nn extensive business in that way
with other convenient ont-houses The plan
ntion contains from $50 20 800 acres OF clear.
ed land, and the owner has generally raised n
iullicTncy of grain 10 curry on the distillery
extensively, and support II large stock and
family
Those wishing 10 purchase valuable estate,
will do well 10 view this previous to the snle,
as there is seldom such ia market The hos
pitalhy OF the house will be nj the service Of
| such gratis. A part OF the meney will be es-
pcctcd in hand, or scrurcd, 10 he paid in 81
or 90 days, by approved negotiable paper on
| one of the banks IN L,nchburg-the terms for
the balance will be made accommodating TO
the purchaser or purchasers, which will be
made known ON the day of sale, and should il
he thought bnst, the land viii be divided to
suit purchasers. JOEL ESTES.
~ The Editors Of he Richmond Enquirer
sW please insert HE dL0rc advertisement IN their
paper, weekiy for three geeks, and torWard Meir
account 10 this ogicc for paymsm,
Aug. Ii. 2w3w
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.qIso-WOODRIDGE,
THE TAVERN

n.EI At Pittsylrania courthouse, for
fiiiE merry occupnd by MIR. Rawlhn,
Asss.1c& and now by MIR. Samuel Lowell
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HUMOR.
From the Boston Statesman.

From, The Boston Statesman.
A singular and somewhat amusing &C.
eurrencc took place few evenings since
IN the northern section Of our city. As
related to US, it seems that strange per-
son was observed by some member of the
family to be cautiously stealing his way
towards the upper chambers Of a house
at the north end, about half past nine
o'clock in the evening. The alarm W as
given, constable sent for. and my gen.
temaD, somewhat 10th, was secured and
ushered into the parlour, where num-.
Der OF Young ladies were spending the
evening in social visit. Never was
poor wight in worse predicament-sLs-
pectcd of robbery, and a constable ex
pected every moment--he had no alter.
native. but to disclose the real object OF
his unlucky adventure. Abashed, how
ever, by the frowning female counter
ances, and feeling the righteousness Of
his situation, he could only muster cour.
age, merely to calculate in answer to their
numerous inquiries and upbraidine
".ask tie Maid 20 The maid was called
in, and court of enquiry Immediately
organized, of which the worthy matron
was president, and all the young ladies
members, to investigate the affair. AT
terthe statement of the witness was fully
complete, apd the court and criminal
had cross examined her sufficiently, the
evidence was summed up by the presi
dent, and appeared to be briefly as fol-
iows:-That the witness having met the
criminal near the gate of the house-yard,
and he having expressed wish to write
some letters. she had given tim permits
sion to step up into her chamber for that
purpose. Whereupon the court, after
due consideration, determined that the
sutness should be forthwith discharges
from service. With regard to the cri-
minaf it was the unanimous opinion Of
the court that he was" a Urry naughty
MAN." and was ordered that, after, being
'repremaDded by every member of the
court, at the same time, for the spa ce of
fifteen minutes he should be set at liberty
which sentence was Immediately carried
IN to execution.
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Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment.

Corner Of Prince and Fairfar streets.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot
~ ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectfully tenders his grateful acknowledg ements
to the ladies and gentlemen of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here;
and hopes by his unremitting care, uniform
punctuality, and moderate prices, to merit con-
tinuance of their custom. t..e
y. WIS mode of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoSGING, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
tractins all kinds of spots, stains, irOn-mouids,
&c. from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stufls, &c. so that gentlemen's coats, panta-
looms, vests, &c. and ladies' habits merno shawls,
lace wells, &c will be restored TO their first co.
lor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para
soils, &c. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat
est manner, as to equal their original appea-
rance Military uniforms, gold and silver en-
broidery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, sc. cleaned
and polished to equal their original brilliancy
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PROCLAMATION.

HE President of the United States havine
u ordered a quarantine TO be establishes for
the District Of Columbia, and, in his absence, il
place TO make known the ssme--Bc il, therefore.
k,ioien, That in conformity Herewith, 1 do here
by declare, that the said quarantine establish
ment is for the present located on board the
ship Fair Trader, anchored in the Potomac, one
mile below the town Of Alexandria; and all whom
IT may concern, are required TO take notice, and
govern themselves according to written iustruc-
TONS given to the superintendent of quarantine.
Given from under my hand at Alexandria this
9Th day OF Aug 1892 CHR. NEALE, -.
aug y Mayor Of Alex andria
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W HITE-SMITH.
THE subscriber embraces this oppcrt,

TNHE subscriber embraces this opportunity OF
l. thanking The public in general for their Ii.
berai encoura cement since his commencement,
in business, assuring them that every attention
will be paid TO merit a continuance of their sup.
port. Having engaged complete Locksmith
il enables him to pay more particular attention
to the various branches of White smithine,
which as follows:
Repairs door, sideboard, chest mortose, and
all kinds of locks and keys, hand irons, fire irons,
brass or steel, coffee mills cut, &C.
Repairs and grinds surgeons instruments, ra-
zors, shears, scissors, &c. bell hanging with the
incest facility and durability. Makes elastic
steel trusses, penknife and other blades letters
and brands cut 10 any size, and every variety of
fancy work in either steel, iron copper or brass,
executed in the neatest manner Guns and pis.
tolls stocked and repaired, ships and other com
passes touched, quadrants and spy glasses re-
paired N. b. Work will be done very low for
cash only. Shoemakers Tools ofevery descrip-
ton made and repaired. GEORGE JONES.
Next door to r. Wood, Farfa X street.
NOTICE. have a variety Of articles repair
ed considerable time since, which if not paid
for in less than month, will be sold by auction
TO pay the repairs, and the surplus (if any) will
be delivered to The owners of such propertv
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THE FOUNT
BY.PAST TIME.

The sky IL blue, the sward is green
The leafapon the bough is seen,
lhe wind comes from the balupy west,
Inc little sCngster builds its nest,
Inc bee huns on from flower to flower
nu tw'iight's dim and pensive hour;
1ne Joyous year arrives; but when
Snah by-past times come back again.
I think on childheod's glowing years
How soft, how bright the scene appears,
How calm, howcloudless passed away -1t
The long, long summer holiday
may not muse must not dream,
Too beautiful these visions seem SO
For earth and mortal man, but when 9
Shall by-past times come back again,
Think Of sunny eyes so soft,
Too deeply felt enjoy'd too oft,
When through the blooming fields roved,
With her, the earliest, dearest loved;
Around whose form yet survey
In thought bright, celestial ray;
10 present scenes denied. but when
Shall by-past times come back again.
Alas! .he world, at distance seen,
Appeared all blissful and serene
And Eden, formed to tempt the foot
With crystal streams and golden fruit;
That world, when. tried and trod, is found
A rocky waste, thorny ground
We then revert TO youth but when
Shall y-past times come back again.
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DIR. SMITH.'
(THE INDIAN PHYSiCI,4Jw !,

IHE IVDIHW PHYSICI.dM J 3
MAKES this opportunity of informing the ci.
4 tizens Of Alexandria, and its vicinity, that,
owing TO the numerous and pressing Invitations
he has received, he will leave this place on the
9TH inst. for Norfolk, where he intends establish.
ing his infirmary. Any communications ad.
dressed to him, by the steam boat, per captain
Jenkins, will meet with prompt attention and
dispatch Medicines or advice can be forwarded
weekly, with the greatest certainty and conf.
dence. .cast- ~
DIR. Smith returns his warmest thanks to the
inhabitants Of Alexandria, for their liberal at
tention and politeness and hopes by his gene
raj success, to receive share Of their future
patronage. If July l-S
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AMERICAN FEMALES.

In an grafton delivered on the 9TH of
July. at Georgetown, s. G.. the following
instances of female heroism, during the
revolutionary war are cited.
"WheD British officer arrested the
sons of Mrs. Edwards, as objects of retail.
iation she said to them "despise the threat
of your enemies, and stedfastly persist to
support the glorious cause in which you
have engaged. But if, from the frailly of
human nature, you are disposeq to ten,
porlze, and exchange your liberty for safe
ty you must forget me as mother, nor
subject me TO the misery Of ever behold
ing you again."
"When Mr.. Isaac Holmes was arrest
ed al the break Of day, for transportation
to ST. Augustine, and was ordered, before
he had time to dress, to depart; his lady,
handing his coat, said "rake it my hus-
band, and submit; wayer not in your
principles, but be true TO your country.
Have no fears for your family God is
good, and will provide for them"
"WheD party Of the enemy demand
cd OF Mrs. Shubrick, an American sol.
der, whom they we're in pursuit of, and
who had sought protection in her house,
she refused to deliver him up; and when
threats were made to enter by force and
seize him; she replied to them ,--"ro
men of honor, the chamber of lady
should be as sacred as the sanctuary
will defend the passage to it though
perisb.-You may succeed and enter I
but IT shall be over my corpse"
Among the uncertainties Of the human
state, we are doomed to number the insta.
bility Of friendship.
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CLERICAL ANECDOTE.

A clergyman whose name and resi-.
edence have forgotten was great admit
, rer of the beauties of pature, and a most
enthusiastic florist, his garden exhibiting
richness and variety Of beauty unequal
led ID the country around him. One Sat-
urday evening, wandering lunatic well
known in that quarter, solicited the min
lister for lodgings in his barn /; but the
pastor refused. and unnoycd by his en-
'reaties,sterply ordered him awas. The
poor wretch found shelter in the neigh
bourhood, and arose or Sunday morning
with the recollection OF the minister's un-
kindness ling iD his bosom, which
brooded over schemes Of revenge. The
maniac had "metbod in his Madness" anc
sufficient sense or memory to know the
reverend gentlemaD's attachment to flow.
crs. Watching near by till all the fami-
~ had gone to the kirk, he entered the
garden. A large bed Of tulip we're
in full bloom, and Flora bad INDUCED her
wanton freaks in an iD6Dity Of shades and
colours, the beauty and variety Of which,
twas the parsons delight 10 contemplate,
The lunatic plucked the whole leaving not
"a wreck behind; with great pains decu-
rated every button hole Of his coat. and
and also garDished round his head, with
. the besuteous plumber In this costume
he walked in the kirk and stood conspicu-
Gus before the clergyman, who at the
moment engaged in prayers; he had Just
uttered the apostrophe, "0h Lord, when
CHANGING bis eye on the mailman, he OK
claimed "my tulips"
The proud Duke Of Somerset, than
when laughter man never lived, used
TO say" he Hitiea, .fdan,, because he had
no ancestors"
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber wishes TO sell that
desirable and well improved farm situs
ated IN the county OF Fairfax, upon the
Little River turnpike road, two and n
half miles from Alexandria containing
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COACH MAKING.

eznC Il. P.TAYLoR is atvis-
&6SS TZ9HzH ed TO take this method of
8s1R3R informing his friends and
-s>s06 &c the public, that he has re-
commenced the above bu-
siness In all ITS varieties at his old established
shop, on Fairfax, between Prince and DIXIE
streets, where he is prepared TO execute all or
aers IN ms line promptly, and on reasonable
terms He feels thankful for past favors and
socits renewal the same, for both the work
and prices, he is confident, will give general sa.
tstaction. &c may 3 f.. p. TAYLOR.
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Among the uncertainties of the human
state, we are doomed to number the insta.
bility Of friendship.