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'oY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
" the subscriber the 2sth day ofJuly, 1890,
by Boloomhe P4tuIett, and duly admitted to
record in the clerks Office OF Charlotte coun.
ty, for purposes therein expressed, shall, on
mFsday The l0th day Of april neri, if fair i
not the next fair day thereafter, proceed 10
sell, 10 ho highest bidder, for cash, al the said
pauctts interest in his luther Thomas pauieu'
deed estate. Also, his interest OF his moth
er's dover in the county OF Charlotte. The
sale will take place at tie residence OF Eliza
BETH Ptuictt, ia Charlotte county. Acting as
ed in me under the aforesaid deed
THOMAS WOOD, 7r"dee.
February !. Wv y
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Ward Electi0n.

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/, being all thai port of the said town below
the lst alley, extending FROM Lynch 10 twelfth
street, at the tenement occupied by David
Walker counting room, on Second street.
Aud in Henry Ward. No :. being all That part
of the SAID town above said first aIley, extend
ing from Lynch to twelfth streets, n the te-
nemcnt formerly occupied by Patrick Lam
bert, on Second Street
SAMUEL BR sE{sFoRp, Sergeant.
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Lynchburg, which he has fitted up in con
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constant endeavor to deserve. His stables are
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Feb 4 52tc4W
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, certain 'Eract OF land,

,yiog and being in the county of Amherst, a.
elns miles from the town of Lynchburs,
gou. a5ed bv the lands of Lineas Boiling, Chris
.a"ber Isbe,, the lands formerly belonging to
, sg;l;n Johnson, decd, and others, and con-
rum 1904 acres, more or less, or so much
i a1",If IA shall be necessary 10 answer the
la1,sr of said trust deed. Acting as trns
,ass we shall convey 10 the purchaser or pi'r.
r ivr, the title vested in US by the deed Of
,rngt aforesaid and none other
""'' ~" THOMAS WATT, lTrn.to,.
RICHARD TYREE, ''''' Go
February 81 -. WOW ~
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Coaducted by BENJAMIN SlLLIMAN, PRO
tc"or Of ChemlTA &c Yaie co7cge.
This Journal began in tllc yenr 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
Of about three months. form a volume.
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VOL. II
TRUST SALE.

,y virtue Ola deed Of trust executed TO
lie .ab.erihers BY Samuel l. Harrison,
-, ,9rnose of securing the payment OF
t '5N 9lbtg therein mentioned 90 William
cru .,.'o,i and Je Sc Beck which deed bears
fo ,an tbe sth day of July, 1919 and IS duly of
da "a in the county court OF Amherst, the
fft I'eribers will, on Friday the l4lh day Of
aorsb. 1923, on the premises, sell By way of
.a III aQctioa, for ready money,
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70 0c "na, 1cq, nnleG ua9lopp, A.
4 & II r. ~ =

f1VV'VT5 Olu T .chaHee OHcH, y, MarEcl
street, Baltimore.
, Wb are re capitals Of 10000 dollars. 30. 600
dop rs, I'd Of 5000 dollars each. were sold
~ the two last STATE LOTTERIES, and
Shc re were also sold, 3),Odn dolars j. l9,oU0
dGdars, being the TWO HIGHEST ia tie
Monument Lottery, inst finished.
u Orders from a,ty pan Of the q States,
ny mail, post pad bv private conveyance,
enclosing the ca.h or prizes in any Of tie Bal
tmore Loueries, viii mort the usual prompt
and punctual attention, addressedt 10
j. /. COHES, Jr. Baltimore.
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Notice.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed 10
~ the subscriber the I'd day of October,
1922, by John SumPter, and duly admitted to
record in the clerks cfce of Charlotte coun-
y, FOR purposes therein c,rressed, SHALL, on
Eedaesdeq the ODD ioy Of .qfrH ns.t, II fair, ii
not the next far dsy thereafter, proceed 10
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
1ho foiloWi 3 Rvopesty.
ofso much thereof as VIII be sufficient to ca
Wy the purposes OF the trust, viz One
Gtey Nlare; FIVE head of Cattle, three Feather
BEDS and Furniture, two Walnut Tables one
Loom, half dozen Common Chairs, . Ovens
and Lids, two Pots, all his Carpenters Tools,
all Plantation Toois, two Pine Gupbogrds,
70 head Of Hogs and one Rife,
One Nract OK kaad,
commonly known by the name OF Edmund
hamPer, decd, containing loo acres, he
The same, more or less, adjoining tie land
vi Dickinson JeHning and others, in the
sainiy OF Charlotte. Acting as trustee will
Only convey such title as is vested in ne un-
der the aforesaid deed Tie sale viii be on
tle premises.
THOMAS WOOD. Trustee,
February Z WOW" u
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The Subscribers liealtn

St2 ENG so far restored rs 20 enabls Tin 20
49, post book, draw OF aeco,fH. drco. y
records or other writings, viii ttaHkully un.
dertake any job OF This kind to eiabie him 10
s.its;;est hi.4sel=llt, .i.a. lie seat. n 70, ~.
Nierriss's. VII fAal NlTCmtI. II.
e.raary .. =.
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SEW AMERICAN
biographical Dictionary,
OR
REMEMgRANCER
A REMEMi RANGER
OF THE
Departed Heroes, Sages aad Statesmen of a
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T. be confined exclusively to those WHO sio.
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Revolutionary War, which obtained the lndr.
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Second Edition. Vih an oppsad,r-containinc
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Il the United Colonies Of North America.
acting forth the causes and necessity Of t.Linp
up arms. July t, l7a5-The Petition by tie
Representatives ct The United Colonies, Ia TIE
ne OF Great Britain, July s, l775-A procla-
ton OF Congress fora day Of fasting, hunilia-
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ration OF independence, Jdly (, l7IG--and the
manifesto blythe Congress OF the United States
Ct America, October 20, l779.
Also, the Constitution Of the United States.
and the ewe Address OF General Wash.
rNGTon, 10 the People Il the United States. an
nonnc'ng his intention Of retiring from public
service, September 7,i796
COMPILED By THOMAS J. RODGERS.
50 We a rehuc cd 10 the alternative Of chino.
sing An uncondiolal submission To he ivan.
nv oil Ilriattd ministers, 81 Iesstancc by to,ee.
TIE Latter IS our choice. We have counted the
cost OF tins contest, aud find nothing so dread
iul a. voluntary slavery. Honor, Justice. and
humanity, foil bid us iamely 10 surrender thai
efdom winch We received from our gallant
ancesto 5, and viii h our innocent posterity
have righi to receive from us. We cannot
endure the ,nIamy and guilt Of resienng sue.
ceedi z gebeTationot to thai wretchedness VII oh
inevitably awals them, ii we basely entail here.
dItary bondage upon them.
:" The MS We have been compelled by our
enemies Il assume, we vii, IN defiance ef eyefv
hazard, with unabating tl,mness and persev en-
ance, employ for the p'e5eVatiou Of ou iber.
tirs--heing With one nnd resolved to die ice.
men att er than 10 live slaves. - Declaration
Of Congress, selling torth ht necessity etfatiag
IN armS-lnin q. l116
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EECH.lRD POLLARD

u,s usr RECEIVED AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
N most reduced prices, the Jolioioing articles:
| case Ladies Leghorn Gipsey T nIs, from No.
2Sto 40
Q cases Ladies' most superior Gipsey Straw
Flats
case superine Straw Bonnets
Ban Boxes by the bundle
| case containing White and Brown Fur Hats
for Ladies
Collars. Collaretts and Doll Babies
Lavender and Cologne Waters, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Lcdies' most elegant SIX Shoes,
consisting OF figured white, blue, lilac, brown,
cinnamon, black and other colors, manuiac-
tured by one of The first houses in Philadcl-
phia
February IS. 81
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One Yract OF t4aaA,
Notice.

NJ Awe
10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
~" the subscriber Inc 39th day Of December
's2o by john ". Pdnh, and daily admitted to
record in the clerks office of the county OF
Nharlote, tor purposes therein expressed,
s.na', on Tuesday the 18th Ray Of .dprd nerfi
lalf, II not the next fair day thereafter, pro
reea to sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
lhe following Property,
ofso mach thereof a. will be sufficient to an
s"eI the pa,pose Of the trust Eleven head
VI Cattle, Oac Black Mare, one Sorrel Colt,
,nFee Feather Beds and Furniture, and one
HOSE Cart,
0Me Tract of land,
..o'da'h'ng 100 acres, be the same, mdre or
i.ss, adjoining the lands OF Johh Thomas aud
""ulers, aud is yell adapted to The culture OF
tooaeco, Corn, Wheat and Oats. The sale Of
we property wilLiake place nj the residence
" .. TIC sad John NJ Ppgh, in Charlotte coun'
y, Acting as trustee | shall only convey
.uen tilie as is vested in me under the aiore
said deed
Fesrnasy :, w.,wt 90
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.4uliors are Ike asparagus there is
nothing good aoout theM but their heads.
.4mI il mnch Ike pretty woman, be
ing inll oi sweets aa4 hsanE t3ta tear.
add smiles ~ eomn.4.4.
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Statue ofhe Right Hon. Henry Groiian.
We understand that it has been propo-
Sod to place this Statue in front of the
Bank, within the iron railing. The Direc-
tors, on being applied TO, objected where
upon a deputation waited upon the Lord
LJeulensat, to request his interference 10
prevail on the Directors TO consent. His
ExeelIency, We understand, highly approx
ed Of the plan, ;And directed his Secretary
80 write TO the Bauk directors on the sub
jet. Dublin Morn. Post
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III MARINE LIST, 3s
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
AkkIVED-AUG. l-2,

Ship Gov. Strong, DE Coffin, Nan
tucket, via Hampton Roads, Gays
from the latter; baiiao, To }. Ii. Laid
g. Co.
Schr. Lucinda. Fletcher, Kingston.
(Jsmaica,) IA days; cyiiee and specie
to J. Il, Ladd d Co. and the master.
The fol wing vessels sailed the day
before TIE LUCINDA, with convoy:
sloop Jay, y sgs, New York /; schr.
Nile, A.uric&, 90. schT. Columbus,
Ross, New orleans; schr. Washing
ton. Bormsn, Plymouth, n. & schr.
Sally Haven, C'ulhero, Washington,
n. g. Left big Orleans, Baker, Bal.
timore, 10 SAIL in 10 days.
SAILED,
Schr. George, 'Iobey, Providence.
Sloop Justina, Siud!ey, DO. dc.
Schr. Esther and Sally, Hand, Phi.
ladelphia.
Schr. Exchange, Whittlesny, New
York.
Sloop Adelia. Thorp, do.
Brig Jane, Patterson.
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Trustees Sale.

pURSUANT 10 a deed OF Trust dated
Il October the first 1890 irou Charles
EweIl TO the subscriber, to secure the pay
menl of certain debts due to George r.
Gather anu George Carson & Co. will be
sold tor cssD, at the front door OF The CourI
House, IN BrentsyIlle, on the first Monday
OF September next, a tract or parcel Of
land, lying partly in the counties OF Eau.
quier and Prince William, estimated TO
contain three hundred and thirty acres.
The above land was purchased by the
said Ewel OF a certain John Taylor and
wife, and is tolersbly we'll adapted TO the
production of the staples of the country.
Sale 10 commence at IL NJ.
I. w. HEWITT, Trustee.
july IS It's
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This is to give Notice,
July 81

HNHAT the subscribers OF Alexandra
T. county, in the district OF Columbia,
have obtained from the orpans' court OF
said county, letters testsmentary on the
estate OF Andrew JAMESON. late OF the
county aforesaid deceased: All persons
having claims ag ainst the said decedent,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof To the su6scri-
bers, on or before the 3lst day OF January
next, or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit 10 said estate and those
Indebted thereto, are required 10 make i'm
mediate payment. Given under our hands,
this 3lst day of July, 1928.
ROBERT JAMESON,
ROBERT ANDERSON,
Executors of .lndreu Jameson.
iuly 81 & law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05

loco re-, Amsterdam, as groots, Ham.
burg, 39i banco, per 400 RS; Paris 525
RS per Ecu; Madrid. Zoo per Dob Of
Gers. p,e'
N. b. q A,quiess are equal TO an
English bushel-A Por'ze. quintal are
l2S ID or 1872 Id English-An Arove SO
do or 3S do English.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ihis LAY.

~ Tuesday at 10 o'clock, will be sold
~ al The AUCTION store, great variety OF
GOODS, mostly without reserve, among
which are.
Superior and common sideboards
do do =. chairs
With every other description OF furniture
ALSO,
A general assortment OF groceries
To which will be added lot OF most SUI
perior cheese. pui up each in separate
boxes-superior picking vinegar. &c.
:. ALSO,
a lot Of dry goods suited to the present
season. ,...,
:, Also al private sale,
India and rush mating
Paper hangings, books, &c.
The limited articles on hand, are very
low and may be pure based at any time.
S. A. MARSTELLEk, auct.
iuly 81
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COMMERCIAL.

To gentleman an Richmond, va
LISBON, llth June, 1925 --"'AD op.
portunity offering VIA ST Ubes, we avail
thereof to advise you the state of this
market for articles produce of the Uni
ted States. Indian Corn is in good de-
mand, and would sell freely on hoard
at 200 220 for white and $50 $50 RS.
yellow per alqu,er, according TO quail
ty, the round yellow grain being pre-
ferred-There is no stock on hand !;
consequently we are entirely dePen-
dent on casual importations until the
ensuing harvest; which, from present
appearances, promises to be very scam
ty, and should the dry weather CONT
nue., must fail altogether.
"A change having taken place in the
politics of this country within the last
few days, il is very possible that the
regulations relative to the importation
here of Grain and Flour may be again
placed on the same footing, as when sc
much commerce was carried on be-
tween the United States and Lisbon
for, experience has shown that this
country cannot be without supplies o.
Grain from abroad With reference ts
our annexed quotations,
We are, very respectfully, sir,
Your most ob't servants,
JOHN BULKELEY & SOM
Prices Current, Lisbon, llth Of June
IMPoRTs.-Wheat, from $50 to 64(
reas: Indian Corn, 200 to $50 reas pei
! alquier on board Flour, sup. prohibl'
ted; Carolina Rice, do; Hams. S2o(
to b60O RS per arove on board Pip
| Slaves. 10000 to 10000, Hogs
head do. 10000 to $4,000. Barrel do
DO 900 to SO, ooor RS per mil do; Barley
$40 to 26o, Rye, 44o to 400 re- per al
quier on board.
ExpoRrs-Wine. Lisbon. 1900 t
So, 900 reas per pipe on board :. Port
Ice. 900 to GOO, 900 do. do; Spanish Dol
lars, s4S TO $50 RS each.
Exchanges, London, 5ls pence Pc
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This is to give Notice

,THAT The subscriber, of Alexandra
Il county, in the district OF Columbia,
hath obtained from The orphans court o!
said county, letters Of administration on
The estate OF John Ball, late oil Tie county
aforesaid deceased All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are here
by warned to exhibit The same, with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. on or
before the SIst day of January next, or
,ney may, by. law, be excluded from all
benefit to SAID estate; and those Indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand, this
3lst day OF July, 1898.
ROB'T BALL,
administrator Of John Ball, dec.
July 81 Iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
d" NuItum in Paryn. "

TINE person who sometime since Dor.
L rowed a volume OF this SONG
BOOK, from genllem an On The wharf, Is
requested to return it. The. advertiser
loaned il 10 some person whom lie cannot
recoiIeet, and, will be obliged TO pay the
owner for The set TO which it belongs, il
not enabled 10 return il. 1t Is a London
edition, bound in Red Morocco.
July 20