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WAN. GOUDELL e Co.

Corner Of Prince and Union. Streets J
nFFER for sale 400 bush first quality seed
" potatoes, 1000 punches onions, Is bar
rels sweet northern cider
1000 WE new bacon well cured
Beets, oats, and black eyed peas
Hhds and tierces molasses
Hhd5 and bbls sugar
Bbls beef (mess and prime No ID
DO mess pork, Goldfish
MackereI Nos 4, . aud 3 in bills g. half bbls
Bbls tanners oil E-
Bags coffee and pepper, Kegs pimento
Boxes best mould candles az a low price
Do Nos and chocolate
Chests Y III tea, Souchong do
Imperial and gtinpowder do in boxes and
lib cannisters
Kegs butter superior quality
Do lard, fresh roisins, cheese
Whiskey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stoughton's bitters in bottles
Papers spice bitters
Indigo, capperas, powder and shot
Ravens duck, writing paper, quilts very
cheap)
Seine Irvine, cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils, with variety Of other arr
tic!es at wholesale or retail N. B. Ship stores
put mp on the best terms ian 90
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Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment,

Corner Of Prince and Fairfa1- streets.
Joseph WILLIAMS, silk, woollcn, and cot.
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectfully tenders his grateful acknowledgements
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 uufemiuing care, uniform
punctuality, and moderate prices, to merit a con.
tnuance Of their custom.
J.W's mode of securing and dressing by
STEAM sFoNsIEG, has peculiar efficacy in eE-
tracing all kinds of spots, deins, Uon-mOutds,
&c. from all woolen, cotton aud silk clothes, and
sfuifs, &c. so that gentlemeu's coats, panta-
looms, vests, &c aud ladies habits, merinO shawls,
lace wells, &c. will he restored 90 their FIRST co.
Tor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para
soils, sc. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat
est manner, as TO equal their original appea-
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver EN-.
broidery, fringe, epauiets, tassels, &C. cleaned
land polished TO equal their original brilliascy.
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and called states their rulers and pre-
servers, proceed hence, and hither they
return"
| Though alarmed mot so much by the
| apprehension Of death, as of the treache-
ry ofmy kinsmen,) l here asked wheth-
or my father, Paullus, and the rest whom
we supposed TO be dead were vet alive.
"Yes,' said he, ''those live who have es-
capped from the thraldom ofthe body, as
from prison: for what, on earth, is
called death, is really life. But see,
your father approaches" On perceiv-
ing him, shed tears abundan,ly, but
embracing and kissing me, he forbade
me to weep. When I could restrain
my emotion sufficiently, I exclaimed,
tell me, my excellent and most honored
father, since this is life, as Africanus in
iorms me, why finger on earth? Why
do rot hasten to you : "Not so" said he,
"vou are not allowed to enter here until
that God, whose temple is all that you
behold, shall emancipate you from the
confinement of the body. To men, by
the law of their birth, is committed the
care of that globe, which you see plac.
ed in the middle of this temple, and which
is called the Earth they are inspired by
the sou emanating from those eternal
fires, which you cali considerations and
stars (which, round, voluble and di-
vinely emanated, revolve with marvel.
lous CELEBRITY. You, therefore, Paulius,
nor any religious man, must not abandon
human life, without the permission of
your Creator, lest you seem to shun the
task which he has assigned to you but
like your grand ,yourfather,
cultivate justice * pie,y, virtues which are
great when exerted for our parents & kim
dred, but greatest when our country is
the object. Human life is the path to
heaven, and to the society of those, their
earthly labours being over, whose liberia.
ted spirits inhahit the place which you
behold" This was that resplendent ga
lazy which the Greeks taught you to
| call the milky way; which made all else
| that saw seem splendid and wonderful.
| saw stars, which here are invisi.
BILE. and the magnitudes of all of which
have never been even conjectured. Of
these the least was farthest from heaven,
highest to earth,an shone with borrowed
light. The stars are greatly larger than
the earth, which indeed appeared SO
small that grew ashamed of that mere
point Of itsthe Roman Empire. A.
ITO be continued.
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Sugars, Molasses, Rum, etc.
ToHN II. LADD 4 CO. have for sale, on IA
~ vorable terms,
ID hhds muscovado sugars
80 boxes brown Havana sugars
20 hhds molasses
IS hhds West India
3 do Jamaica Rum
100 bhls N. Eugland>
l3 pipes Cognac and Marseilles brandy
pipes Holland gin
$50 bills old rye whiskey
% pipes de Araujos Il Blandy & Co Ma
dera wine, in casks of - gallons
40 Or casks Pico Madeira Lisbon cargo)
Teoeriffe cargo, Sicily Madeira and ourrant
wine
go bags Havana and ST. Domingo coffee
65 barrels New York prime beef
500 boxes Marseiies, marbled, white, and
Philadelphia yellow soap
IS boxes mould candles
10 do sperm do
700 tnns plaster
2n boxes window glass, various sizes
20 dozen best olive oil
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm and common
whale oil, smoked behring's bbs, colourias, wea-
vers' reeds, hops, gIacber salts, ploughs, cut
nails, writing paper, quilts, hats, shoes, boots,
Havana aud Philadelphia seears, figs, hlbsrts,
rice, cotton, vinegar sugar loaf, paper, binders,
boards, &C. &c. march IL
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NOTICE..

TINE partnership heretofore existing be-
u tween the subscribers is this day dissolveh
by mutual consent. Persons having claims n
sainst the concern, or either of the parties, are
requested to present them to THOMAS vowELL,
at the Mechanics bank and those who are
indebted to us. Ivy bond, note, or open account,
are respectfully requested to paw, in order TO
prevent the claims being placed for collection in
the hands ofan attorney THOMAS yOwELL,
april 9 81 tGl JOHN DOUGLASS
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NOTICE.

TNTIE copartnership that has heretofore exis-
. ted between the subscribers, under the
firm OF SNOOT & BRANDT,is this day dissoi-
we'd by mutual consent. All persons indebted
to said firm requested 10 call and settle their
accounts, and those having claims are invited to
call and have the same adjusted.
C. G. SMOOT,
march 2s-ap2 81 RICHARD BRANDT.
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sun FIRE COMPANY.

Extract from an act of the corporation of
Alexandria, for the eztinsuishmeDt OF
fires.
"Section Z. Be it enacted, That If any
person who shall be present at any fire,
shall neglect or refuse TO obey the order
or direction Of any officer, who shall be
appointed by any fire company now estab-
lished, OF which may be hereafter estab
lished, knowing him 20 be an officer shch
person shall forfei, and pay the sum of
FIVE dollars provided the name oil such
officer shall have been FIRST published in
one OF the public papers"
At meeting of the Sun Fire Company
held at the 'owD hall on Monday eve
ming, the Slst March, for the purpose
OF choosing officers TO serve the pre-.
sent year, the following gentlemen
were elected.
Jacob Morgan, President.
JOhn Hoo6' Vice President.
Robert T. Taylor
Jacob Hoffman Commanders
Robert Conway
e: e. ! ! ! G Ss e.: Director.
I =. ThomhSon0
| j. ID. Herbert ,
Ro6t. Jameson u'"''
jain Pohham
Jonah Thomhson
Nath. WattIcs Trustees
Jas. B Nichols
Washington C Page Treasurer
Robt. l.. Wdit Clerk.
april Q ST
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~ Goshen Cream Cheese, etc.

RI OOSHUH OIUdu OItOOoO1 ONL'
q HE subscriber has just received fresh
supply Of first quality Goshen cream cheese
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do,
vine bitters superior quality in bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor
dlals which together with the best wines in
wood aud in bottles, old Jamaica and Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, COgnac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c. for sale as usual at his store Royal-st.
next door IL the city hotel WIN. DUNLAP
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NOTICES.
TAKE NOTICE,

TNHAT no person is authorized to take mp any
y goods whatever OF my account, without a
written order from me- similar notice was
given some time ago by me and il is repeated
to prevent any imposition upon innocent people
april 2 ct EDWARD LLOYD
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MIR. Baylies, Of Massachusetts, in his
speech or the Tariff bill, stated that up-
wards o! 100000 pounds of wool had
been imported into the United States,
during the last years
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Thates, one Of the zuise men Of Greece.
A sophist wishing to puzzle him with
difficult questi ons; the sage of Miletus
replied to them all without the least hes,
ilation, and with the utmost precision.
What is the oldest of all things God,
because he has always existed.
What is the most beautiful? The
world, because it is the work of God.
What is the greatest of all things ?
Space, because it contains all that has
been created.
What is the most constant of all things
Hope, because it remains with man when
he has lost every thing else
What is the best of all things Virtue,
Because withou, it there is nothing good.
| What is the quickest of all things
Thought because in less than moment
it can BY to the end of the universe.
What is the strongest Necessity,
which makes men face all the dangers
of life.
What is the easiest? To give advice.
What is tbs most difficult? To know
yourself.
What is the wisest! Time, for it dis.
covers all things.
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l.. & l.. CHAMBERLAIN

l.. & l.. CHAMBERLAIN
TTAVE for sale 625 pairs mems coarse shoes,
Il Il so do do boots, 200 bush seed potatoes,
5000 W.T. bacon
so bush white beans
20 do peas
Bis whiskey, do apple brandy, do bounce, do
N f rum, do cordial, do sugar lst and I'd quail
ties, do mackerel Nos. !, 2 and 3, do lard, kegs
do, bags pepper, boxes soap, do chocolate, do
mould and dipped candles, imperial, Young Hy-
son, Souchong and Bohea tea, loaf sugar, stone
ware wool cards, domestic and w I coffee, cot
ton yarn, fig blne, pimento, raisins, powder and
shot, sack salt, corn meal, hats, ink powder,
mustard, cordage, lead and leading lines, oars,
blocks, nails, seine aud sewing twne, trace
ropes, bed cords, paints and oils, family -four.
Also, good supply Of wood nc &c &c.
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.HerchantabEe Oak Wood,

TO he delivered on the bill at this post, on or
before the Both of NOVEMBER next the con-
tractor to give good and sufficient security in
half the amount of the contract. for the faithful
performance oft. THOMAS CHiLDS, Lieut.
apr4 tA20 and Quarter Master
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JONATHAN siIlI.LABER

ENAS for sale hhds good Jamaica rum, 10
4 y boxes sperm candles
3 g,gs OF eNceiieut manufacture
3 Jersey wagons
200 nests boxes, 3 bags hops
90 do measures
10 NJ reed poles
80 boxes shoes assorted
90 do soap
10 do chocolate
bales India checks
80 bbls No beef
80 casks nails assorted
10 bags pepper
IL pair fire buckets
200 sides leather, northern tanni NC
q cannisters Copal varnish
% bis soap rosn
10 casks winter oil
bags coffee
few coils cordage april 7
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For Sale or Freight,

For Sale or Freight,
IA The good brig We AA
IT NUS, Jas Kelly, mas rS&
pSSfM ter burthen 900 bar Al AN
s. ~ ~ .rels, aud IS now ready %sAekAYe
for loading.
Also, for sale or freight, the very superior
bri. t,VMPlA, capt Souther !; burthen 1000
bbls -, h ,i-"atched at a snisll expense.
For Freight, the schnr. -r,G"oh,
Stephen Hines, master; burthen 600 ""''s. ano
an readiness for a cargo.
Also, TOR Freight.tbe good sohr. HOPE,capt.
Smith, and can take 200 bbls. on freight for
Newport or Warren. Apply to
J II. LADD 4. Co.
Who have received for sale by said vessels
1850 bush potatoes
35 tons plaster apr4
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Hemp, Duck and Sheeting.
HH tons Russia hemp
IA bales do sheeting
6 do ravens duck
so bolts Russia do. just received and
for sale by PHINEAS JANNEY,
Who has in store and offers for sale
$50 tons Swede's bar iron
40 boxes Rodman's speTmaceti candles
Q cases of Canton grapes
do Nankin dresses and black shawls
3 trunks cambrics and dimities
3 cases water proof patent hats
White lead and Spanish brown, cromic yell
low, aqua forts, vitriolic ether, cut nails and
orads l0no 80
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When the air balloon was first invented
some one fiippantly asked DR.. franklin,
what was the use Of ! The doctor
answered this question by asking another:
What is the use Of a new born infant II
may make man.
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MAJR1Mgo
FUR BREMEN.

IA The good biig COLUMBUS,
Leonard Marbury, master ;burthen
S1STA about 100 hhds and can be dispatch.
s.sx5@z ~ ed Immediately on procuring so hhds
freight. Apply TO
march IA J. II. LADD g. Co.
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Quarter Masters Office.

FORT wAsHINeTos, APRIL I. 1929.
CEALED proposals will he received until
~ the Goth instant, for 20U cords of
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FOR GIBRALTAR,

-~hA The schnr NEW-PRISCILLA,
E&JEA James Crowell, master =; burthen
I'M NFA l26 tons (; she is new and most
-ss-slE.SAEesS, superior vessel, with good accom-
modstions for passengers, and will
take them on reasonable terms, and he dis
patched immediately, the cargo being ready
Apply to Caprl 81 JOHN II. LADD q. Co.
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he,;eyed that the commanders OF the
n,.;,n armed vessels upon that coast
NUS nus rgceised orders, which will obviate
paw farther immediate collision with the
ans ,,nerce and navigation of the United
eo"'a. in the Pacific Ocean. Nat. Int.
SUI az, john MisEAs, late c1mnis
- Of General Land Office, has been
si.o.a"n , By the President OF the United
sPfp to be postmaster General, vice r.
SUI, Mas, resigned. Dir. M'Lean yester-
:. ,ook the oatlfsof Office, and entered on
us discharge of his new duties.
u, croReE GRAHAM is appointed by the
,.es;Jent. to be commissioner of tine Gem
] III land Office, vice John MILAN re-
signed. -, - ,na.r.taad ,ip At
,.od the dcilsery Of the Grafton 10 eel'bra-
you. .e"s Of the Anniversary Of our lndepcn-
-. an the 18th instant.
we We regret to learn that the lndispnsition
Ga nart Of the family ofthe President will
,,syrnt his receiving company on that
day.
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yiRGININ. to wit.
III e"psfior Cona u Cbaaeerg hoidtn IN he
torn . " Ly"et6arg, ihe lon day Of .Hou,
Dddley Calaw1,y aud Patty his wife, John
DE, IN aud Mlly lbs wife, Dnrl Goods IN, sri.
eey Goodwin, Edilhy Goodwin, Edy Bufiof,j.
Law son Goodwin and spotlswoud Hughes
and David Hughes, infants under the ne of
twenty one years, by jesse Beck their neat
friend, Plaintiff
Against
John u. ireul ia his own right, and as ad-
mlnistrator oi Henry Iienl, deed. " lliatn
trent, Nie'plns Trent, JAMES Trent, Alesau-
der Trent John IL 1re.t, snsnn Trent. sam.
uel Baker aud Elizabeth his vic. CL,,slian
ftrh mud snllv his wlfc, ely Mitchell widow
81 Thomas Mitchell, det'd and Jo.cih Haw-
kins mud Nancy his wife, Defendants
The defendants William Trent. Michael .
Trent james Trent mud Jain H. Trent, who
are onl ol THIS country, ard ugninst Mhnfn the
ldainl'h appear TO linyr rroceeded in tho
mode prtseribed by law against absoaI Jefen-
dhhis, SUI iallng [" appear mud answer, on,
The motion Of The plaintiffs b. counsel the
court doth take their bills for confeasea IA n,
those dotrnfanta, mud the cnnse coming on,tn
be heard on ilp bill, answer of the dIGer d.
PENDANTS, exhibits, aud examinations of VII
hesses, was argued by conasel. On consider.
alton whereof the court doth order tI,ul thr-
defendant, John H. 1reut, dn render an sc-
touht oi NE administration on ihe estate Of Lls
'h,esihl. before The Commissioner Of The court,
WHO ~ aifeelod 10 Examine. stnie aud settle
me same and make fepori thereof 10 the
court, with ary maiiera spcciBIlv stated
thoaghi pertinent by himself or rca,,,reu Ly
the parties 10 be 30 stated.
a coDy.--IpaIe
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A LIs1, OF LETTERS.

Remaining m He Posi- 0Dice, al L,berig, on N,
la day ~ Jnig, 1879
1-~isev. Henry Ally Mark Anthony Tbos.
Akinson, Thomas Ain, Miss Luvrotia Allen
B-Btdlord CLERK, Henry I Bnwies, Pow
ell Batter Mrs sarah Butler, Ja,nes Bibraw
t--Norry CLARK John Grumpaker, William
{. Garter, Jasper Clayton, Ernsles cnee.
DMrs. Sarah Y billiard, Michael Debo.
E.-MiehrIl Ewing.
F--Margaret Franklin, Ddet Jas, Flovd ..
Henry +. Feathers, tlarbnri Firth
G--Jolln Gray, Lucy Col, I,uebin' Gnfr..
Thomas Grssonl, Peter Gross, Doctor Ell Il
Gilmore, Borough Gallon, Jamos Gordon john
G,llinm.
n Robert IInrdy, Jasepi, Hardy, Corne.
lins IIoldren Q, Allly Haynes. Sylvanious
Howard, stephen Holland, Stephen nnynes.
samuel HALFWAY, Jneob Harsh, Solomon
Hardy 2
david Jones, cadwaleder Jones, VIM.
Johnson, 1homns II, johnson.
L--Joel Leltwich, H.. Jack Jnftwicb Ufi.l,
Leflwicb, Polly Leliwieh, Col Iifflnberf,
Leilwicb, WIN, ] Lewsllu, Charles q. Little,
George Lambert Q.
M--~lames Mnyt Jamcs Mayhem John Mi
lam, Poindcxier Moaby, William Mead, Ren
bin J. M,Frcll, John Nrhder, hhnIdy Me Dan
lei, Richnrd Mccormick, 4 Mayer, Pleasant
Martin ..
N-Ihomns NOEL, Mrs Mary Nance.
P--MH. Ann u. Price, Samuel poindfxter.
Charlie Penrcy, crazou Paytou, Jesse Pollard.
benjamin Palmer, james Payne, WIN. Phelps,
John Penrcy.
--Absalom Robinson, VIM & Richardson.
william hynn, Miss ------- taudoIpL, Jesse
Robertson.
S--Joel Scott, ir. cowper shelton, William
81 Clair, Nathaniel = Strange, charlHs Stew
art.
T--Willism Taylor, OLYMPUS Trent, An
dcrsod Johnson
T-Thoma, ] Vaughn 2, Elizabeth yan.
hefson,
U4-Dayd NJ Wright, Leonard II. William.
son, David Wade, Tbomas Wood, Archibald
Wade, james Williams, Pdschell Wit, John
Wiaginfon.
i--Eiias Vents
WILLIAM n. PORTER, r. NJ.
jnly u. W3w19
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GYAE .MaNUFAC'lOEN

NtE subscriber, an experienced work
d man in the manufacture OF Has, has
lately established himself in that business in
Lynch1arg, nest door to tie grocery of Mr..
John HoIins. lie will supply the pnbim with
that article on the cheapest terms Acgnaint-
ed with The newest fashions, and having Il
supply OF the best fur, carefully selected by
himself in the northern markets, he under
fakes to satisfy all who shall favor him will
business, ia the beauty and duration of their
hats. tie begS to remind the pubic, that ar
ticles manufactured at home, under the eye oil
the wearer, aud by person who IS dependen ut
for public patronage on his skill and faith,
must be superior in quality to .he same arti-
cles largely aud Unfortunately bought in
the markets of New York aud Philadelphia
This consideration, in addition to the proprc-
~ and justice Of encouraging domestic " ork-
men, and the cheapness of his hats, Will, he
hopes, induce the gentlemen of Lyncbbnrg,
and the country, 10 procure their necessary
supplies from him. He invites such as need
hats To call and examine Eis furs, and speci-
mems of his work
n He returns thanks 10 his friends and the
public, for the very liberal encouragement al
ready extended TO him, and informs them that
he has just received a supply of first rate MA
teras, which will he manufactured 10 order
on the shortest notice. and most fashionable
style ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
.luty H. w4W49
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Lottery and Exchange oDice, IA, Market. ri
NAIIIMDlfE

Lottery and Exchange Office, III, Market.si
BALTIMORE
Where the great capital prizes ~ BOTH
TIE Ls5T LOTTERIES, were sold, and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PIXIES HAVE.
BEEN SOLO THAN AZ ANR OTHER OF.
FiCE ~ AMERICA.
Orders from any part Of The United States
BY mail (pod paidI Or by private conveyance
enclosing The cash or przes in any,of lie Bal.
i'more Lotteries VIII meet the same prompt
aud panclna attention, as il CD personal an.
plicatioh, addressed 70
l. COHEN, Jr.--Baittmyre.
Balfimore, Jape IL, 1897
rcOnEN's Lottsfg Gazette md Regis.
ter, widell Is publi'he every week, viii con
tain the Official lists OF each drawing of The
''rqhd Sff'f and .ho'omtHt L0ittries, and VIII
he forwarded grnij.. 10 all who purchase ,l,.,,
tickets at ColiLs'S OFFICE Those who
wsh to receive the Register Will mention il
when the, sod on their orders.
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.N,IEW %NYEA4S.

II ST received aad for sale hy Eehols &
y North, Qniniin D1rward, IA yols. by
inc author Of Nayelly. Pceelil of the Peak,
&c. &e. Also Margaret Lyndscy by the
author Of Lights & Shadows of Scottish
Life. sc. tSc.
July II. II
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q1eniiiy 81 work done N cae' and The =
mount % allnNed, siDil BE- paid oat OF my
money IN III. freasptys not otherwise appro-
priaied
Aprrpsed Washington, Mareh 2, 1923.
The manuscript al IN Anti Missionary
IS iilesble. We 1,ite him 10 re-nlite it.
Owing TO accident, the toasts drank a,
cabcll's spring On The 9TH inst. have beer
deferred. We vii publish them 90 Tues
dty.
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JOHN Wills. &C.


TVHDUR, nOH june, Ib93 {
The parties Ia this ennse win take noi,,e.
that have appointed Wednesday ihe l3,h
dhy oil AaRhsi nexi, toepry the foregoing or.
der INTO eject, on which day they ARE reuulr.
ed 10 attend al NY oihee IN this town, with
their accounts, soneheis, and copies OF court
papers prepared Tor examination aud settle-
mcnt JAMES BEAAGlI, Com'r.
July H. w4,yio
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Mott ice.

on Saturday tile BIN day Of August,
" 1923, at the late residence OF VIM. Tins
ley, deed. NOV Isnac Tinsiuy's,) IN Amherst
county, ! shall expose 10 sale at auction. on a
credit gntil the 25lh day OF December nost,
oil the Perishabie Property belonging 10 said
estate, Consisting OF horses, cattle, household
aud kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c
Bonds with approved security Willie required
JANIS riNsLEY,
Ex'or. Of YIN. f'insley, deed
Jniy II dotJs
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Doct. Henry w. Moseley.

TIAS commenced the practice Of Phys;c
L and Surgery, in tho town OF Liberty
His shop is above the Post Office. Tic will
endeavor by moderate charges and puuctnal
attention 10 merit patronage.
July II - 3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-11

n vif;ue ola deed of ttasf, execBtsd " :
- James han,bleton Ia tae sBhseriLtf att
9'hefst boa'ing da'e the ~ - oi May, lei.
aud tinly admitted to record Ia Tie eonnls
court ot BEDFORD, 10 seizure lie pey.uent of
si'dff de',is due 10 Ezekiel Niiipfr. esill .
sid toihe highest bidder, tof dads money, On
the premises, 0D the 29ll DIS ii II month.
"A Tact or pucet of Lahg,
situate niilin about tWD ai4its Of It.ysa
fhederi sonrt-llouse. n5l lpining TIE lind, II
Iaps bfnj Efee, --s-- siet aid Other. r5l.s
aiiaag sta' affes, be lie saa4c norc or les
whereof tbs sid iia9Ibltlon nov resfl.es.--
ihts baud inay be considered valuable, hing
OF good seil aud well unbffed. III. iiilr :
believed 10 he andpaLled. hh tifa t.nseem
convey such lille oniyas u vested IN hia -
trustee JAMES JCPLiNo, 7opaet
Jaly II. wtd.44