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RE.APPOINrMENTS

by TIE president, by and with, the advice and
consent OF the senate, the original nppoiut-
ments having been made by him during the
late recess Of the senate
john Mclean. of Ohio, commissioner OF the
general land office vice Josiah MeiCs, deceased
Adam Lynn, OF the district NJ Columbia Justice
OF the peace fcI the county Of alexandria John
Cox, OF the same district, justice of the peace
for the county of Washiuatoa
he-appoinimcntS I'm cases where the original an
pointments were limited by Law, and have
expired, or will expire before the next meet
ing of the spuate
Lewis Cass, eovernor.of Michigan from ltb
rep. J923 Andrew Scott, OF Arkansas, Judge
in Arkansas, irons the Sd March 1922 Jacob
Beeson, ot Virginia, attorney for ,b. western
a'strict oil Virginia, from the ID March, 1923.
Jepihah Hardin, OF Illinois, attorney of Illinois,
from I'd March, 1923 Thomas G. Thornton,
OF Mzfiie, marshal of Maine, from 9th Janua, ;.
1919 Michael Nc Clary, of n III marshall of
~ Hampshire from 10th January, 1898 John
Conard, oi ia. marshal Tor PENNSYLVANIA, from
lin FEB 1929. John Nicholson, of La. mar.
sinai Tor louisiana from 9th Jan. 1923. He
man Nhs0, ot VI marshal Tor Vermont from
18th Dec. 1922. Oliver w Ogden, of N. J.
ar'ha Tor Ncw-Jersey from l7th Dec. 1929
nc 'f;t rIitenden, of Ark secretary Of Arkap-
sa'i from ID March, 1929. Jonah THOMPSON.
ia IT. Hoffman. Robert Young, Amos Alcxan
ae'' Abraham Faw, and James Carson OF the
District oil COLUMBIA, Justice Of the Peace for
me co OF Aiexandria,t from 10th Dec 1922 Fran.
Feyton Newton keene, Nath'I ). Wise, q Jacob
Morgan, OF the same district, justices of the
peace for the same county, from the 18th ApriI.
1873. Thomas Peter, William Thornton, Thos
Corcoran, samuel n SmaIwood, Thomas Fen
WICK John Kirby. Samuel - Smith, Daniel
Rap'ne, Nicholas Young. John ThreIkeld, Danl.
Re'ntze'' VIM. Waters, and Joseph Forrest, OF
the same district, justices oil the peace for the
county OF Washington, from 10th Dec 1922.
hichard D briscoe, OF the same district, justice
of the peace for the same county from th, 3u,b
Nov 1922 Tench Ringgoid, OF the district OF
Columbia, marshal Of the said district, from the
Sd March, 1923 Nat. Int oCvesierday
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CRIMINAL MAGISTRATE.

Acurious question has been decided
before the house OF Representative in the
state oil Mass. a man named John Rod.
gers, was indicted and convicted of pas.
sing counterfeit money. He wa. at that
time colonel of the first regiment, of the
first brigade, apd fourth division, Justice
OF the peace and coroner. His defence
on trial was MOI that he was il pocent of
The charge, but that the existence of the
bank OF which the bill passed was a
counterfeit, was proved to the Jury by the
statute books of the Legislature. An adj
dress was presented TO the legislature. to
remove this digDified parsonage from his
CIVIL and military Offices. THIS address
was resisted Oh the ground that such
legislative decision, would prejudice
Inc community against this worthy char
acier en- his motion before The court in
arrest OF judgment. The legislature IN
order to give full sweep to his defence,
consulted the Judges who properly cor
demned him, and il was Furthermore sra.
stated 10 the house, that the magistrate
was connected with gang oil counterfeit
eis, whom 1t was in his power to favor.
oy proper application of his official
power 10 his brother convicts. The leg.
stature were, alter solemn argument fu,-
~ convinced, that the Offices of colonel al
me third regiment Of the first brigade
ana fourth division, and justice of the
peace and coroner, were perfectly incon-
palble with that of recorded criminal
TOT passing. counterfeit money. They
therefore, withdrew both his civil and
military commissions, and suffered him
TO retain that only which he holds 6y the
accession u righteous judge, and Of IL
honeSs men. Baltimore Chronicle
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q We are authorized 10 an

nounce SYDNon BAILEY, Esq. as a candidate at
the next election for a representative to con-
gress'irom the district composed OF the counties
OF Loudoun, Prince William and Farfar.
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$50 REV ARD.

- Ran away from the farm of
~ 1 Thomas Fitzhugh, esq. of EPSON,
hAN2 Prince William county, va. on
nNEN/ the 18th day OF Dec iSst, bnr,
H.Eu, man named PHIL he is about
42 or Do years ofage; his clothing
would be difficult to describe, as he is grcat
trader, and very artful He has a remarkable
large vein that runs down his forehead turns
out his feet very much when walking, and apt 10
turn his back when spoken to- lie complains
vi being ruptured, but not so as to prevent him
from any kind of work or exercise He has
some near relations in Fairfax co Mr.. uav.
wood Foote has one ofhis aunts ,namedCecclia.&
another formerly belonged to the late DIR. Simms
OF Alexandria, named Esther, who believe Is.
now free. rather suppose he will endeayour
to GET to Alexandria or Baltimore, in order 10
pass for free man, and may have false free
papers. have purchased him from MIR Fi,z.
hugh, and will give the above reward TO aDy per.
son who will take him up and secure him in
any jail so That get him again.
law3t HENRY 4 RARpoN
Barron's Store, Prince William co Va. feb ~
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ELIGIBLE TOWN LOT,
FOR .SdLE Lofy

TIME corner lot, south east corner of King
Il aud Patrick streets, ard opposite William
N. Millss -four store would be sold very ,cl. .o;.
cash, or on reasonable GROUND rent, If early
application be made. Also, the ruins (adioin
ing) OF the three story brick dwelling, lately
destroyed by FIRE, well calculated as material,
for building. Inquire of
feb 81 3t HENRY c. SLaDE.
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MARSHALL. SALE.

nN SATURDAY, the FIRST day of n.peu
" next, at 10 o'clock, on the premises. on ,
credit of six, nine and {" elve months, will be
sold all the right, title, and interest. of An1M
LYNN and LEWIS HIPKINs, in and to the follow
ing property, TO satisfy six executions-6ye If,
favor Of the United States, and the other in
favor OF DAVID HIggInbotham against said
Lynn. Sufficient cash will he required 10 80,
all the costs in the cases Of the United Stp,eS
and also 70 pay all expenses attending the -
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Three Lots Of Ground.

@ESA Nos. %, % & 25 with bricl,
II..fsi house thereon, containing 3 3e
Hill acres; situated on Montgomery
1900 sEsszaA and Patrick streets, and binding on
me road from Alexandria TO Ger
iG 1' ana adjoining the lots of John Mande.
S S ALso' one other lot with a two story
frame me house thereon, situate on the sou,b s;do
% hlng'street, fronting on King street 1s feet
ana extending back 100 feet ALSO, one Other
.ot o. ground "ith frame house thereon, stu
Gh vi me me, e y sue Of Fairfax street, between
Iionon anu won streets, and binding on an NJ.
ley which divides this lot and the Iot 9f M ~
chsrdson, supposed to be % II. front. 4 bindine.
on the alley 100 feet back, be the same move ~,
less. ALSO, one other lot, with frame ho,,.s
snefeoh, situate on the west side of Colsnbus
er,enI; anu ironing on said street, 40 feet, and
9eginat the house on King street. next Sosr ~
ian o. 'iPs,"S' ID. MINOR, D. NJ.
jap .o- ~ rs for Tench Ringgold. marshal.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-21
PIRATES

Cap,. Granger, of New York, from
Nalarza., informs that two vessels, sup.
pose d American, had been caplured by
piiaIes l6 miles to the westward Of that
piace. The crews were tied in the rig
ging, the vessels set Oh FIRE, and all burnt
together !-CaT'- u. also informs that
Nalanzas swarmed wiiS nustes. A few
days previous to his sailing they ai'scked
iheAmericans on kings Dock, with clubs,
stones &c. numbtr were driven into
the r'ver and others Sc, iousit hurt. Capt
Culver, Of the scbr. " iIlism S Henryi
Of New YORK, was neatly killed by a
stone thrown from the custom house
rand others wounded. Three pIraiical
vessels were cruising between Point Y ca
Cos and Havana But. amer.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-21
Rerain Marine Nist.
POR7, or ALEXANDRIA,.
MEMORANDA.

Ship Wilhelmina, Wilson, of this port,
arrived at Savannah Oh the 9th inst.
Norfolk, Feb. I5.-Schr. Lucy, DOYLE
Boston, 9 days, bound to Alexandria,
with fish, to the master.-On Saturday
last, on the edge of the gulph, in gale
from N. N K. whilst lying too, split her
jib-put in TO get her sails repaired.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-21
IN Council. ..February 40.

On application of jane Mckenzie. /,
is ordered, that twelve dollars be allow
ed him Tor services as assistant health Off.
Ger.
The collector of the northern district
presented a list of paving taxes due and
unpaid; whereupon ordered, thatihe tax
bills against George Chspman,now in the
hands oil the collector Of the northern dis
tric', be handed over by him to the attor-
ney OF the corporation for collection.
Ordered, that the collector of the nor.
therD district be authorized to settle the
claim OF the corporation against Rober,
Brockeit, sen'r, for paving, ny taking bis
note with an endorser, at short date,
for the ssTe.
Ordered, that the tax bills for paving,
against Thos. Braddock, Abel HoIbrook
and Edward LIovd, now in the hands of
the collector of The northern district, be
handed over by him to the attorney of the
corporation for collection.
Ordered that the presiden: ofthe coun-
ell inquire OF the treasurer of The corpof.
alton, how much money has been receiv-
ed on account Of Abel Janney's sure Ces,
and that he see hat the order, passed on
the 30th July, 1922, be carried into effect
and report to council at their next meet.
ing.
The following persons were appointed
commissioners for holding elections in
the different ards, on Tuesday the 9TH
day of-Narch next, for members to serve
N tie common council for the ensuing u
months, viz.
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G9' 10 the Freeholders of Lou
doun and Fairfax.

Mr. Frzhushs term of service in the state
senate viii expire stthe close of its next session,
and as he has declined a re- election, am in
duced to Offer myselfas candidate to represent
YOU IN that branch Of our Legislature. An extern
siye personal acquaintance IN Loudoun and Fair
K, formed during long resipeDce in each,
promise ofcordial support from many freehold
ers, and a wish to be honored with the confidence
Of my fellow citizens, ARC the reasons which have
urged me to ask your sufrages at the sp-
proachiug election. WIN. III. MCCARTHY
Ieesburg, Jan. IL, 1923. law
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LEATHER, SUGAR, etc.
JONATHAN SHILLABER offers for sale
- 500 sides soal leather
90 bags double refined India sugar
3 hhds old Jamaica run
~ bbls No beef
90 boxes soap
6O do mould candies
20 do dipped do
o chests best sewing Irvine
20 bundles sheathing paper
80 boxes mems and women's shoes
10 coils cordage
600 nests boxes
100 sets measures
70 casks cut nails assorted
z bales India checks
10 boxes Goldfish
10 barrels best anniseed and Glove cordial
z cases water proof hats
II kegs best mustard
cauniSters copal varnish
30 boxes Nos /, ., and 3 chocolate
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NOTICE.

oST or mislaid, the following certificates:
IL No. %, dated 9th Feb 1916, issued in the
name of Samuel Lindsay g. Co. for 81 shares
Ma. 30, to LindsaySf Hill for 81 shares; No 40,
To James r.. Riddle for 81 shares No 20, TO
John Grid ~; No. so, to Richard yeitch for
o. shares; No. 60, issued 2Sth Sept 1918, to
Francis l.. Lee, for 10 shares, being 252 shares
of the capital stock of the Columbian Insurance
COMPANY OF Alexandria law3t fsb2l
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From 'be indications Of yesterday,
ihcre is evety reason 80 believe that the
bin which has passed The senate, makisg
en- appropriation las recommended by
kihe *, cun'c,) for the repair of lie Cum
eiiand road, will pass tie house Of rep
esentauvcs. - Mar. I'M. 1e8f.
a considerable ice was made ~ the NV
ssi on fuosdsy night Fourteen sail OF
vessels we're at The edge OF the ice last
evening, above The Bodkin point.
But I'm. Of yesterday.
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WILLIAM FOWLE & Co.

WILLIAM cow LIE q Go.
AVE on hand and offer for sale, % tons
II Russia aud Genoa hemp
$50 Pieces Russia sheetings
l2S do Russia duck
100 do ravens duck
case sattiuetts
do black and blue cloth
loo bags coffee
10 do do feathers
20 casks Russia tallow
100 boxes mould candles
90 do dipt do
80 hhds ST. Croix sugars, LIST quality
10 bags India do
Pipes, J pipes, and casks
Madeira, Sicily and Tene- Wine
rife
puncheons old Jamaica rum
10 do Antigua do
& pipes superior quality Cognac brandy
9 do ID do do
10 pipes Holland gin
800 casks nails assorted sizes
Cabana segars in whole and half boxes ST very
superior quality.
IL casks rice
IA barrels No2
36 do Mol Beef
8 do mess
100 coils cordage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-10

We nre indebted TO literary and gi,v esee mol r;.,d
year >ncr onii,e nins of Fort Putnam. rh. GENE of
WI ihrse sinzas descriptive, in all rcspecs a,
~ ,ne MUGS, ihd mo interesting we have Witnessed
g. h"wev :, e'' .cted much attention and been 30
oirn described Nv OILERS bo' ,oer, and prose- ihar
.r 9" she'ch wpuei superhUaus. fle Fort is at The
dSance ct about half ne west of,hr Academy n, Wes
rni9 IN elevated between ave an >x hnre. above
t"' iN,1'p1 j. siunit rocky enuencc, ,ulai,d
irom he nour ans to the deep and DARK r.yne
dcuar ~ ari Ella from gddy height rle vale is III
rd ruins which have becu preeiIaie,i nn, The wall
We y a II j. covered with ,yned> the verv ton "a
thnt the walls ard the naked cils bali concerned 90
" ~enreSle he view from every pun, OF ,hr Fort i
grant and beauni, presenting does an
APP thcate pf ihc richest mounaia scenery rbe II,
son roll NJ beneath whitehead by s,iis and covered ih
boat and e plain NJ West Poi., exhibiting a fine con
u"s "a ths rulene, and solitude nature add al once VA
riey and Interest ~ the We lately enioy. mi
anu n veiie te sun rise and while resting upnn lis
etnnhng ba''ements Al presen; suffice saw ,ha, a
Us higher opnion of the Institution NJ that plaee and AZ
Ioreu Us mere pleasure iam could express wihnu
sance. ~ y W." S., eAIa''-
THE RUINS OF FORT PUTNAM, WEST POM
By Doctor rans ider of n, ;e Yerk.
bretry aod lone the scenes that surround tho.
W. !. n. bait m mis- rise mid The eraes OF the Wild
fe,le'r as III ruins. for brightly around ,iee
IVA here the first dawn ofour liberty smiled.
Nut ionely's thy t,rraee--ihy wall, are f.rsak.n
An N'e ssa,,trH hroqs, thy proud 'anPars low;
rye eth" thai sleep. in the valleys below.
SLICE raw reigns iby dark rrius among -. toud.
mere once thriiid the fife, the y.ar-tlrlm bent
40" ne scr am OF Tie eagle, slow gliding along
Acme sen-N ITS note from the hi>is The cloud
Blu, VIII re are the heroes whose home was once, here.
When the ,egiOns ofIyinr,. ravay.,i ,.,,. e,,re
VINO NJ '"is a the siandafu to Freedom ,l.ar
A' s"I ded their h'mr mid the battles fierce roar
They sleep in yon vnle-taeir rude ror,ress below
Where 'ntkly the Siad 4 the cr,.nr i sprcrt
aid 80 Ill through The valley moan, blyv
""'re Io"'! hty resi- H. the sleep OF the dead.
The flowers of the forest lave IrirhieueI ,I,, sno,
ihe iid ru>e has scalterd its bloom DER hat ,ount
hhere lonely lhey 'e--nov observation-disclosures
CnwoAdby the mountains storm ti,n,i,rinS around
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VIC c"'c' Hs ram'u'i 10 look NJ the coalition to
wnch we are teuueeu bad as u is, the loss Of The
". Wes' inu,a trade wi'' increase our distress. Or,
'"~ ~ W." "e deserted, mean those of Norfolk
;n',,.' ~. % pa'no"'aH, The nbow OF your az
.,m, ~ os "'o 's "ouue, oi your ioresis Tor
M'nt ., "'ke', tie w"hou, value. For five years,
YOU nave sn'm'ueu 10 prvat,ons, which have nearly
'"'" Upon vow ana "hen The Object for which
1891 "n,eu vas a,'a'"e", you mud yourselves
ii !" ~ W. VI your s"neiihgs Tor The de-
"''at p.se VI ,u'"ie prosperity, you are required
~ % 10 p',s,n' t"'n-yes, rum You are'tod
'.,, ~. ".s ino'a "'ue IS not worth yoar notice,
~, w.. "'u more lucrative commerce. IS open
,yis,e az, 10y '",s osgn' 70 say where Il rs
49, 'e '"e e''ue"ees OF f" IS Il found IN your
~n.es, aha gf'sS-gfown streets! Is !, found
m,;"i e" .' c' "'s prices oil ihe ARTICLES, on
- SDu eePe"' LOT support oi one ha'f their for
S.. e
o"ppose mere are o,her sources oil commerce open
~ wv, u"ss 'oiow tnat gu are to he deprived oi
- 'nu'' '1aue Although the Yves, India
,.i VI general au.a"'ase 10 our country iiis pc
Tho W. .s y, every a'ucie suited Tor
w. ..s' 'no.' "a' Ae'' can TIE had upon equal and
S,,a o, ue;n,s ,n"n any o'her port IN The U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-10
COACH-MAKING

VIE subscriber takes this method To inform the nuli
aud particularly young Fl the above prolrsson
VINO nave not located themselves business thai he i re
pared to give constant employment and will give liberal
WAGES IN either branch Of his profession 10 workmen OF
steady habits smith painter can get in,u,ed;a's
ploy,upon applications by letter otherwise In the sb
scroer ~ Charlotte Mecklenhurg county ~ g. An n,ees,
work or standing wages ~ '
me high and healthy situation OF the village of Charlotte
ana surrounding country Recommendation nicien, ~
induce en'igrants 10 visit addition 10 t,,
Iage me scarcity Of mechanics makes the price of aowr
more plenty. I ~ stn ~ =. ."'
CharIotie.N. G. Sept. - 81 .e.
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Valuable Real Esfofe for S,le

execution Of the power vested in The subscriber y the
as, w ana testament of Major Harry IIeih decea set,
% TWO tracts vt land hereinaer described win be sold al
puoc auction before the front Eagle Hotel in
e cry OF R,chmond to the highest bidder Monday the
s nay OF December next, If Hirif not, the fair
uaNs1t9ec 10 the liens thereon all Of W hir viii be ex-
heu and fully explained day of sale one third OF
,he purchase money TO be paid the delivery OF
,n . properly to the purchaser, and liberal credit
gN'n io the remaining iwo-ihirds; the birds
pnicse money not paid down, secured by
WIN approved security. and deed upop the prop
e'N;sh That valuable tract of land lying ON James re
YER IN the county U about twenty miles nhoye
ne city OF Richmond, called NORWOOD containing 77lI
eres OF which very considerable portion is first
SIounS rms tract of land known contain coal Of
~ good quality anu has on large and comruodouS
uWehs mouse, with all the necessary well
Hceet barns stables aad every fixture useful on m
ao tract OF land lying in the same COUNTY about two
hirs above Norwood aud two miles from James river,
containing heiween 55Ja 600 land known b, the
t OF martens; on ihi. farm there good dwelling
u al me necessary out houses, valuable grist mill
wen hSed tannery with every house necessary for the
"ng business, and large barn il is known to.cop
IAN coal OF good quality, which believed to lie conde-
e stratum the land Is OF excellent quality and forty
nly acres OF If low grounds. good any on RI
Vet POSSESSION of the above estate will be deli vered
70 tue purchaser ON the first day j.,i nary next.
September 30 5i'-,,,ds
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L.E'rTER s. MONEY I.OS5r

M tee i7th June last. letter was addres ia The s
sctiner NJ hichnand, Va enclosing = 100 note OF ths
Dank o Virgnn payable at Lynchburg letter No IO39
Ny mr. Henry H. Jones, merchant Brownshurt, Va
eiter was mailed and forwarded fre post office n, ,a,
pace on me above day, bn, has its place
W ue-ha'nn fostnlaSters fespectftly reunestsd Ia
orwa snid letter. should it 10y have arrived N
oncfs; any in'ornaion respecting the same, comm
nicaie to alr. John ~ Gordon OF Richmond ar Mr. ue
D. Jones ." 3rownsburg, will he erateullv receye
ana suitable reward allowed for information ar N.
eovery respecting the same Preston Tu oT,rt-ti
September % - re-,
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For RENT OR LEASE

VIE TAVERN at Dinwddie Courthouse; here Is suc
hcient land attached to il, in high state n,proye
ment to make grain enough for the p &c IL sob
be an ducement to having family
Is well regulated academy within hundred wards
can spare ar good feather beds and great n,pler
articles that would suit the Ii the above
. NOT privately rented by October court will he sci mn
the highest bidder that Persons disposr,, 10 rent an
make application to me, residing on the premises.
NAV 10 Swift JAMES SCOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-10

virtue n Two deeds of trust executed by Nicholas
Foindexier, the first 10 David Watson and Rich,r
Nio's'l un Tor the purpose Of securing The paymeu,
money ihe"in specified 10 he clue William Morris. The
second execu'e 10 Ciarrit NJ Quares aud Ewin Watkins
'" secure the payment al certain OF money thpr.
Npeed 10 hr due to Dnct James Minor, he sohI To-,
cash. on the premises the third n November I8s
" ""' Toe next lair day, tract of land cnntainin
81, acres Situated IN the county Of ioocand on Ae
OF raHrIna creek ,jnnins the lands of David ovser
william Mrr John "ys'er and others The sulsciber,
VIII convey such tile as vested as and no
otber' DAVID WATSON,
RICHARD MoHftIS jun. r
Il. NJ. QuARLES, I trustees
EDWIN WATKINS,
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WISH TO sell my tract 81 land oecat sWsr,p in ,bs
county OF Caroline II contains about 1000 acres. J,
Que undred and 6fty 81 u swamp equal 10 any in
virginia Tor tobacco rs proof The crnns have rs
~ ~ INC pnri cleared considered equal IN NOT sn;
W 20 any ~ The richmond market Tbeinrrove,nsnfs sr
1 VIC uest Mind Tor quarter plantation and situation a.
neaHy rs any below The idge III sell II must he u,rs
nHley' ana We object being pay ny dehs any claim
'gap- me VIII BE- iakes in part. The premises viii be
suown by nr Pond, NY overseer residing on The MACE n,
ny person inclined n purchase hareain NAV be md n
early application be made. VII sos Ar, ~ ny T"
Bowling Green, September So .5,s
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W william d. G. Jones, Henry r. JONES' .isrIi,, 6 Iore:
- Seorse w. Jones. Richard NJ. Jones' Mar 7 800
yames ~. Il. Jones' Charles II. Jones' and Anna nj Io
nsirs OF James Jones dec. and Martha Jonrs .;,y
on me SAID James Jones dec As you are NOT .,
.ps eah, you will please take notice ,ba, % ~
Zi Gay OF October next shall proceed 10 TAXI The [
u9ls OF sundr! persons nt Ayiets warehouse m Inc c,
o. king William and state Of Virginia 10 he read as
IN SUIT 10 Chsneery now depending in the cour, ~ M
% AFORESAID wherein we plaintiffs and Won ,or,h
win John n. Walker, Thomas waid and William fodd
e10r OF James MITCHELL dec.) are defts. ~ 'Ou"'
G. n SiMON DOGGFD
oel1. ~. ou-wfwF ANN DOGGED