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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-27

rick) I could make his face ., which lie
did accordingly. " For Heavens sake.
hold, David,o said Hogarth; stremais
as you are for few minutes. ''-Garrick
did so while Hogarth sketched the out
lines, which were afterwards finished
from their mutual recollection; and this
drawing was the original Of all the por-
traits we have at present of the admired
author of Tom Jones: but Garrick and
Hogarth did not always agree so WE'LL
The latter intreated his friend David at
one time to sit for his own picture, with
which Garrick complied; but, while the
painter was proceeding with his task,
he mlschievously altered his face with
gradual change, so as to render the por-
trait perfectly unlike. Hogarth blam-
ed the unlucky effort of his art, and
began second time, but with the same
success. After swearing little, he be-
gan third time, and did not discover
the trick until after three or four repe-
titions. He then got into violent pas
sion, and would have thrown his palette,
pencils, and pound brushes at Garrick's
head, if the wag had not made his es-
cape from the variegated storm of COL
ours that pursued him.
WI.-Counsellor Lamb, an old man.
when the present Lord Erskine was in
the height of his reputation, was man.
OF timid manners and nervous DISPOSE
tlon, and usually prefaced his pIeadiDgs
with an apology to that effect, and on
one occasion, when opposed in some
cause to Erskine, he happened to re-
mark that he felt himself growing
more and more tinid as he grew older.'
No wonder,' replied the witty but re-
lentless barrister, 'every one knows
the older a lamb grows, the more sheep
:,eh he becomes
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-27

as much as four pounds. The stone is
of an ashy grey colour, covered with
coat of black resembling onide ofiroa.
Its granular texture resembles coarse
sand stone.
Waldoboro' Aug. II, 1898.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-27

A young farmer was invited,to dine.
for the, first time with his landlord, who
was very hospitable man. When he
entered the drawing room, a wag told
him that If he did not eat all that his
landlord gave him, he must immediately
fight him. The cloth was laid, and the
parties begun; the host being polite,
was very attentive to bis coarse guest,
and filled his plate repeatedly, all which
ne devoured with some labour. At last
the inviter was in the act Of putting a.
large slice of pudding upon the farmers
plate, when he started from his seat.
threw down his knife and fork, and be-
gan to strip in buff, and put himself ia
an attitude of defence, vocifereusly
roaring, dom um, come on, for I'll
sooner fight till die, than eat till | de-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
BOARDING.

THE suh,ctia.r, " haze res:hs,oo :.
commandments for aohrder-, and par.i.u,
~ y "E:' - nSted f9r She .,ndsnts ~.
We \"ehe"y Nv itS proximity 70 il,
""'-' received last yesr a iiherai
'"e"tf1gtUtnt, n"w tekr THIS method
- pc ma, I" "ifer her services 10 tbs
.'@ttn go guardians, who wish n
~ 'hei children or wards IN ,cboo,
= 'o"u' ';ics for Boarding. Lodg
,n5 p" hing, heading, FIRE wood ana
Candles. ' '"1
Fer session ~ ak months W
payhie qusf'srly III advance.
thiANA WASHINGTON
July oh 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Whistler Academy.

The pnie1amInation OF the stu
tanls of Winchester Academy took
place on lnesday the cad ult. and
it's but j'e to state, that all the
classes actei themselves in a man
neT homo, to themselves and to
their intor'uch a proGcioncy In the
knowiedgehe Grerk aud Latin Ian
guages, ~sver befure SO generally
dispIayed IL institution. With he
eSaminatit the classes in ma,hcma-
les and N philosophy the trustees
.eee highratiiisd and, in shn.,,
the programmed by all the pupils
IN the varhrnncles of science, was
equally cable to their Industry,
end 10 thai and abilities uf their
instructorIhe literary attachments
and nowea exerlions of Mr.. Bruce,
4 the priucitn'or, together with the
many disadvantages possessed by
IN" 'emiI will amply repay the
eonhdenceparents. and iosiify the
most iteretronage Of the public,
The uesssion will commence on
Monday 1st day Of September
next. Tie of tuition, 1850 per
sessien felassical students, and
Si2.5o fo'slish, payabi, in advance
to the treer, A TRUSTEE.
August S23.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Printing Eaa6lislimlensss.
FOk SALE

Inc Editor OF the "WINcHEsrER
GAZETTE" induced by considerations
arising out of his late domestic attic
ton, offers his establishment for sale.
There arc perhaps few similar esta-
blishments. in the interior of the Coun
try. which have commanded a more
regular and substantial patronage than
the one now offered for sale ; and to
one disposed and qualified to assume
the duties of an Editor. its local stu
alton and the Importance of the town
of Winchester, offer the most flatter-
ing induccments.-Thc terms will he
made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, post
Psid.-addressed to the subscriber .hal,
be promptly attended to.
JOHN HEISKELL.
July 10. 1928.
90 Editors generally, with whom we
Will confer a favor hy Civ
ing the above Two or three Insertions.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Virginia to Wit

Virginia to wit
Ut Rides holden IN the CLERKS Office OF
the Superior court Of Chancery for
the Winchester District the first .ton-
day IN June 1923.
Peter Royston =. Plaintiff,
Against $50.
James Shepherd and .james Ship,
Defendants.
THE Defendant. James Shepherd,
not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of
thus Court. and it appearinglby salts
factory evidence, that lac is rot AN in
habiant of this country II is order
ed, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in Winchester.
Tor two months successfully and post
ed at the front door of the Court
House in the said town of Winchester.
4 Copy-reste,
June ii. DANIEL LEE, e. c,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Mr.. John Mark,

PLEASE to take notice: that on IN
fourth day OF September next, n, the
Dwelling House of Edward McCarty
senr. IN the county Of Hampshire, and
between the hours of o'clock in the
Warning and 8 o'clock in the Evening
o. the same day, l shall proceed TO
take the deposition Of said Edward
McCar'y; rnd on the ninth day of the
same '''"nth IL Barnums Hotel in the
City Of Baltimore, and between the
same hours of the last mentioned DIV.
shall proceed to take the deposition
OF John Z. Pleasants, aud on the 12th
nay CT The sHme m"nth. at Inc Tavern
OF Jacob C.n"l inStn Phcsl.lown, State
OF trS,ni1, aud beta the same
hours OF the LAT snea,i nr., dow. .hal,
proceed To lake Tho deposition of
James. Lane, Walter E. Srihy and o.
Tiers, all which deposit,on. vhec ia
Ken l shai! u'sr ss evidence 10 NJ, be.
half in the cult now depending in the
superiof court Of Chane,ry, hidden in
Winchester, in Which YOU and Hen.
ry BrdinSer are Pisinti;i', & ! am de-
PENDANT.
JAMES AOSELY.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
BH2lYVlLLE ACADEMY.

THE rustecs Of the BcrryyiIlc 4
cadcmy ayinS cinp!oycd the Rev.
GeOrgc HgRGpn;iLy as experimenting
Of that istitution, respectfully au-
npnnCc ttthc parents and guardians
oil youth, that students in the various
departments of English, Mathcmatic-
al and .lassicaI literature can Bow
receive Gerry necessary instruction. in
those ranches Of eLucn'im. The
Course Of instruction Will embrace
photography, Orthocpy, Reading
Pcnmnship anil Arithmetic in the
first dass in the second, Grammar,
topography with the use of the Maps
md Globes History, logic, Rhcto.
rio. Moral and Natural Philosophy
aud Composition ia the third llgc-
bra. Geometry, Trigonomctry, Men
Euration of planes and solids, Artlii-
sers' work, Guaging and Survey ing !;
and in the fourth the Latin and Greek
languages. No attention will be
wanting either on the part of The
Trustees or Instructor in rendering
tho academy worthy Of The patron.
aSc Of an enlightened public. Ihe
Germs Of boarding and tuition viii
&c vcrr low. The first session viii
commence Oh the first Of September.
JOHN sup,
President Ct the board.
Aug. 2--9t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Virginia to wit ::

In the oupc:Ipr Court of Chancery
holden al " Observation-Disclosures
'''0i'" r'''l""' Plaintiff,
John Bowman, Benjamin Bowman.
" III. s:oW'nao. James Bowman, Gen.
HAL! ana A,,; his wife, late Ann Row.
man. Andrew Bowman. and William
Maxwell and Elizabeth his wife, lac
tsizahFt" bowman. heirs IF Andrew
20" than deed. and Abraham Wy. In
sArcr and Nancy Lis wife. late Nan
Cy Forman, and John Is. t.crchevaI
infant son and heir Of Cathariue Eer-
ChfNa! decd late atharine Forman
. Samuel hercheyaI junr his guar
dian AID LUrrM, and said ainucI K 90.
cieval lunr. ltJe husband of the said
ta'h"ri"r; said NTucy and Ca;harIn,
being heircsScs O: John Forman decd
Who was son ana nrir Of VIM. For
man, decd. and John Swami.
Defendants
HE Defendants Join Bowman
BENJAMIN Bowman. WIN Bowman.
NcoFEe Hall. and Ann his wifi, Nil
ham Maxwell. & Ehzabc'S lis wife,
and john Swami. not residing within,
IN" Commonwealth Of VIRGINIA, arr
hfreoy notified that ~ 30. 25ih dar
o! an'-usf heXt. At III. = "r..e and TIA.
vern Kept by Mrs. %'e; ,hrck in the
4"Wn ~ RcmNcN, ~ l-amnsl,i:c 4 Gun
ty, Eire-;Ai'; between IL, hn,Irs of one
"n' 'ivr O'clock III lie afternoon of
tiiat day. Shall tpkt he Propositions
al j"hn bi.tc. jacob t.rrsom, Jam, 4.
Daiy $50. and Gvl. Ean;eI Collins.
to hc evidence iii the Sui above men
Toned: ami on the e,h ;iay Of Seltem-
next. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
4 NJ. ami four +. -. a, the i;onsc
ana avern. kept h. Be,. amin Co.
myeIrs Lsn. sign q. III Globe, in
Mar;lnsburg. '.erI<cl"y County, Viz.
girii--i shall take the Dcpositions Of
Wallace Hannah aud Brnlauin For
mar, to be evidence in The same suit.
J16EP,: FDkAIAN.
July 26-4t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
The Valley Academy.

'NutiHS ad02ctuS 7uT0Ts IN ps7bd Ulog1Stri
HAVING resiSne1 he rlhceas jItiDci-
pa 81 ihn 8erf?v;iIe Academy, have
at tho Sn!;r,istian NJ part % the
30 ird OF Trustees Of thgi instiiut ior
io.eiDer win that of the pars,ts an;
guardians vi those who were lately
my pupils, consented 20 take charge
of Tho Fa''ey Academy about TO be T.
reeted in the vicinity Of Berryville.
Eh' course oi instruction tn be pursued
at the Valley Academy, will be pre-
risely the snne that wus pursued by
the subscriber, while p,iucipal of The
Berryv'ile Academy I be uumber Of
pupils 10 limited TO, thirty vim " u be
under the direction Of the principal
and his .9ssisfani---rhere are at pre-
sent only three vsesucies those indi
vid0ais therefore who nay wish 20 o.
vail themselves Ut the Advantages of
this Seminary, will please make iume.
hlste application IN the principal at
Capt. John u. Taylor's. near Berry,
v'lIr-The session will commence Oh
She first OF August.
WILLIAM CLOUGH.
REFERENCES.
To :hs Board Of trustees OF BerryvilIe
Acsdemy--Also
Warner Washington, ESQ,
Henry S. Turner, Esq.
Capt. f. Tay Tor,
Dawson Mccormick,
Bushrod Taylor,
Col. Province Mccormick,
or any individual in the vicinity oi
Bcrryyi!lc. July 10
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
BIC SALE.

RF viruf Deed of Tsust exc.
~ cu,edihe suh.criber, es 'Cru,-
zee, to sec'the payment of a debt
due by Ora Shaw 70 Peter Knnntz,
shall prd to sell. at the residrnce
Ut said Or, Shaw, in Winchester. on
saturday cad Inst. various articles
ri Honsrh and Kitchen furniture.
specified aid Deed of Trust; a.
n"'s theIper:y conveyed in said
trust ia nod Feather Bed-The
Dale viii; anence betvpe, tho ham,
I! 40 and a2d Attendance given BIZ
HotT J. CROCK WELL,
Trustee.
.Apcust
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Virginia to wit.


4: R"ieS heid IN the C2erts o1Tte of Har.
dy county cou!t, III PIE fist .Nonday
IN June ial.5.
joan Mnil!n Plaintiff,
Against
'iacch Tcrchon.h Peter Hutton, A
hraham Hutton. Moses Hutton, and
jed Hutton, Defendants,
THE said Defendant, Jacob leve.
DOUGH. not having entered his appear
ahc"' and given security according to
The At OF Assembly and the Rules of
this Court; and it appearing by sat
isihctory evidence ihat he is not AN
lahabitant Ct this Commonwealth 1t
Is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day of the
next September Court & answer the
1911 OF the 2lainiiil'; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Win
chester, for two months successfully.
and posted At the front door of the
Court House Of the County of Hardy.
\ Copy-Tcste.
Ed. WILLIAMS, c. II. c.
junc II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
ASANNliLL 80 RENE

"lLLent NJ Sew-MiI on One.
quun ty thmnnth or year. 10 u ma
OF enteTPri, who ia disposed IN erect
ChopPinS I'D Platter Mil, I will give
every advntage--al'o, ebout 80 acee.
OF li!lnbIeand 8hich will be rented
with The MI or separate ifrequi-cd.
IA CHIPLET.
M'll-G,ye, AuguS. 2-3t,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
P.iIC SALE.

WlLs sold at public sale on
Thursday 2,-t lust. a. tae late re..
;denee Of a Gold. decd. near Raj
'ie-town, aeriek conn;y;-Ths per-
,onai Prey of the said John GoId
cee'd. coaiuS Of Horses. Cove.
Stock CA'sheeP, Hogs, two Was.
sons, one q, q variety Of F'armins,
utensils, tie hold and Kitchen far
nitHre' a'sIwo Looms, and various
tscaiiog f1coas.
A credits; months viii! be giv1
en- FOR oil Is over five Doi.ars. ,he
purchssersIug Hond and approved
security Fch"Sca under 3 cash.
The ExeUrs will coutrae, at pri
waite sale orc Negro waman ami
two 6Oys,le Of the latter abon: Il.
tho other ,ut 6 years of age belong
ing 10 ihetate, win may be We've :
AID barSad for ~ any time eilhs
previous or on, the day # Sale,
DANIEL GOLD,
JAMES GOLD.
Executors.
August
P. =. P'ona having claims against
the esIat are requested TO present
'nem pr~Iy au,heniicaica-and
these indced to max l:>ynnAot.
DIG.
J. -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Virginia to wit:

In 'he superior Court of Chancr,v
llnl,icn at Winchester the 1,lh day
OF april 1899.
Thomas II. Hammond, Ro,crt G..
Grayson. John ID. Campbell, s"ry;-
wing partner Of john Poland deceased.
and the said John b. campbell, haze
Saddlcrs in partnership under TIC
name of Poland Il Campbell, Jas. Ro-
bcris, Alexander Holiday, John Mac
key X George Orrick. late merchants
III partnership trading under tic
name and firm of HOLIDAY, NIackry
& q. hOmas Roberts \ Co. mrrvb-
ants in Partnership trading under the
name and firm orThos. Roberts a
ana Evan Z. Taylor. Plaintiff.
Against
Robert G. lIitc Alfred II. Powell.
Ferguson Bell. YIN. Cook and Rich.
ard Is. i;eckWIth Defendants
l!i;R Cause cania on to b. heard
this 10Th day of April 1925, urnn the
biil. answers, exhibits and dispositions
and was argued by cnunsel; ON consi-
deration whereof tie Court is Of opin-
ION tor the reasons contained in the
written opinion made part of this de-
cree. that the Defendant Robert G..
ti!tc IS liable 10 the plaintiffs f., the
sun OF ono thousand dollars for which
hc sold the dover interest of the visc
"f The defendant ;.ichard n. BcCkNi!h
with interest thereon from the fine j,n
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
Commissioners office,
" incGester, Jaly 18th, 1928.

The parties to the above mentioned
SHIT are hereby notified, that | shall
attend at my Office aforesaid ON Fri
day The 22tl DAY Of August next, for
the purpose of taking tho accounts
by the above icCitGd order directed.
when and where they will attend with
The necessary evidence and vouchers.
LNMLEL nENT, Master Com.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

Virginia 70 wit
vt Knles holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior COnrt Of Chduccrg TOR
the Hmches'sr District Mc first
.NOnGoy in June 1928.
James Anderson and Leah his wife,
late Leah Scnscncy. Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Mag;lalcna Senscney, EXecu- !
triX, and ObCd W attic Execu- -
tor Of Peter Scnscncy deed.
& the heirs of said Peter SEN
aency deceased.
V1NHE Defendant John 3eanc and
d Eve his wife not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants of this country "A
is order ed, That the said Defendants
do appear kere on the first day Of 4
next term and answer the bill of
plaintiffs; and that copy of this
der he forthwith inserted in some ncy
paper published in Winchester. /
two months excessively and posttN
at the front door of the Court HOUSE
in the said town Of Winchester.
A COpy-Tcste.
DANIEL LEE c, 6, r.
LINE 1f-~T
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
DANIEL LEE, C. G. o.
mi-sioners O.ii-ee

Winchester, Jelly 2tsi 1928.
The parties 20 The abby reni;nne.l
snit are hereby notified. that ] shall at.
fead 1T my "iiice aforesaid on We,in-s
day fho 81 day Of September ncx,. for
Inc purpose "f carrying The above re-
cHsc order into effect, when ana he
they will Attend with such vitmeeses
and '"neAefS a. they r.sy mink proper
10 produce.
LENL BENT, Mas. Ccm.
August Z, 1S:3. 1t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
~ CHFiX.fI!SY.S

By virtue Of decree Of Fredrrirk
county court, sitting "a court or
enquiry, we will offer at puhl,.
sale. on the premises,
On Thursday stu Of September Meet.
hat mghly valuable property, well
known by the name Of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Ang.
Virginia to wit :

~ 'fiI
'Afa Superior Court Of Chuncery holder
a Winchester the 10TH day If .8pr.y
1929.
Asiiah Taylor and Gold.niith Chan
dice pi,;p,;E.
Against
John Van Buikirk, Defendant
TIE Cnnditiona' decr,c a~a.ded al
rules holden in the Clerks Office brius
duly served upon the defendant, and he
still failing tu appear and answer, the
Court, upon he moiinn Of the said
plaintiffs, doth take their bill for cou-
fcaseh-aud on the further motion Of
tbs plsiniiis. by iheir esunsel, ii /. or
dered that Master Commi.sinn+r Ben,
do examine, state aud settle the ac
r"nn's between 'hr parties: stating all
SUch oattefE especini!y deemed peril.
tent by hn.scif, which shall b. rrnui
red by either Of The pnriiea. to be spe-
c'aiiy stated AMI make repprt thereof
to the Court IN nrd"r TO Il Gual Il, Gee,
u
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Ling 0nOre mus,

late the property of Flames Robertson,
deoeased--E'hoy consisE of q mcrch-
ant, plaster & saw mills, all recently
QUILT OF the Gcs5 materials AMI in The
most Substantial manner, ana situated
at The mouth of Linganorc creek
where it cmpties into the Nonocacy
about half mlic C,istan. from g.
turnpike "a - Wheeling
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

In the Superior Court Of CHANGER,
holden al " inchestcr-Between
Joseph F0iman, pla;pt;e,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-12
NOTICE

Otiee Of The Fire Insurance Co.oT .7yex'a Nor. / .
VIE stockholders are hereby informed that
b dividend of eighty cents per share Oh
each share held by them is this day declared
filty cents per share Of (which will be applied to
tue call otthat sum, and the renS aiming thirty
cents per share will bepaid to them in cash,on
Saturday the 9Th inst. on renewal Of their
notes for the remaining thirteGn dollars per
share, which notes will bs renewed for six
months from the 9TH inst. j. 3. NICKOI, see.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-12
SADDLE .qVD HaR.NEsS
Patent Elastie Saddles.

A word TO those fond of easy Riding.
:, The complaint against hard and uneasy sad.
dies, whichis for the most part Just and Gone.
raj one, and is really great grievance 10 tboSe
VINO have much riding to do, has caused hin, IN
turn his mind particularly to that subject, with
d view, VI possible, to remedy the evil. He can
with confidence assure the public that he has
accomplishment. The plan projected, is by means
OF strong and well tempered steel SPRINGS. so
constructed as to support the saddle sea, and
give much greater ease to both rider and horse
than saddles made in the common wav or an,
other that he has ever seen can possit,,v do
Inc plan IS entirely diGereat from the FnaIisb
eIasuc saddles with spring bars of steel, ubaIc-
bone &c. and also from those with wire snrin,,s
and ne conceives much superior to either as tbe
elasticity IS greater, aud the tree not beino NM
out Ut us original form, will not lie subject ~
hgriing horses on journeys which is complaiped
OF W the saddles will spring bars A number of
gentlemen have those saddles now in use. and
on' one sentiment exists among them in favor
OF ihelr superiority. The invention Is eaualIv
as applicable oladies' saddles as to gentlemsnsS
IN point OF durability they will be- warranted ..
Pua' to any other saddles asd superior 10 most
lune I5 tf JAMES VANSANT
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-12
,, CONDITIONS
OF TIE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.

n I'VE dollars year; half yearly in advance
ny town subscribers.
IL SUBSCRIPTIONS for less than six Inenths
each paper.
~ ~ Extra papers six and a quarter cents.
" NO paper discOnfinu ed until all arreaI
ages are balanced
" ADyERrIsEnEsTs, not eNceeding a square
Inserted inserted three times for dollar and twenty
nse cents Tor every subsequent insertion: Law,
s1 ones IN proportion, Advertisements wfIcii
have not the number Of assertions marked. a.
"rn'nS' WI % sen,inued all forbid,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-12
NOTICE

oiiice OF the Fire Insurance Com p of AIex'aD
September 9Th, 1923. 4
VIE stockholders in this company are here
n oy notified, that they are required to pay,
at TINS Office, on Saturday the 9Th of November
next, quota of 30 cents per share on eacf,
share OF stock held by them. BY order.
sept 10 la"6w y. B. NICHOLS, sec.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-12
Columbian insurance. Ofioe.

HIeTaHdpia, Nov. /.
oIlCE IS hereby given to the Stockholders
= OF tue Colunbian Insurance company Of
IeAanoIla' that dividend Of ghree per cent on
the cash capital has this day be On declared nav.
"nle on the 10Th inst. BY order of the board
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