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Patent Elastic Saddles.

A word to those fond Of easy Riding
The complaint against hard and uneasy sad.
dies, which IS for the most part = just and gene.
raj one, and is really great grievance to fbose
who have much riding to do, has caused him 10
turn his mind particularly 10 that subject, with
4 view, u possible, to remedy the evil. he can
win conbdence assure the public that he has
accomplished it. The plan projected, is by means
OF strong and well tempered steel springs, so
constructed as to support the saddle seat and
give much greater ease to both rider and horse.
man saddles made in the common way or anv
othcr that he has ever seen can possibly do. -
he plan is entirely diGereat from the ENGLISH
e'dshc saddles with spring bars of steel, whale
none &c aud also from those with wire springs,
ana ne coaceives much superior TO either, as The
r'Nsucliy " greater, aud the tree not being nut
OUT 81 ITS original form, will not he subject IN
hurting horses on journeys, (which is complained
OF 10 the saddles with spring bars. A number of
gentlemen have those saddles now in use, and
put one sentiment exists among them in favor
Of their superiority. The invention is equally
as applicable TO ladies saddles As to gen;lemens'
'npoint Of durability they will be warranted o.
quail to any other saddles and superior to mos,
june IL q JAMES YtNsNST
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Ind PreserUdfiUe VegetaGLe Ccrate.
TANHE important discovery of a vegetable
substance, capable of restoring and pre-
serving the hair was accihently made by an in
dividuai, who has neither the capacity nor the
disposition to practice deception or fraud The
fullest reliance may he placed on the efficacy
and power of the Uegeiajie Cerdie, not only in
restoring and preventing the falling of The lair,
ont IN producing the greatest LuStJe and GccH-
nffs of 1t imaginable and the public may
9"st assured that its effects will be clearly ana
niicsted 10 The course of short time by the
renewal and vigorous growth Of the hair,
hn' ~ cheCiually preventing It's coming cut on
falling OF. The Vegetable Ceratc tends TO re-
i"Sthie aud exC..' the energies Of the cnpil-
I'ry vessels, which constitute those organs that
s"ctetc the matter forming the hair these like
ih"n' Other organs Of the animal BODY, which
nave "eeD IN a state OF GormsDcy OF disease
may be restored TO their healthy action. aud
perform all those functions assigned them by
nature
The proprietor being aware Of the numerous
specihcS pdlmed 0u the public, and DESTROYS that
ue present article may not suffer from false ina.
PrcSsions, rests its merits on the effect il has
produced on varions persons, who have used y,
anu all that IS asked, il relates to the veritv
OF rs effect, ia a fair trial
Elderly people, with bald I'-ads, must rest
assured that NY applying few boxes OF the H.
't'".e' lheir hair VIII he restored with
an rs youthful beauty aud life.
TO pr'vont imposition, tlie sale Of tbe Veoo.
!t"!s Ctrate viii IL confined 20 Doctor JAMES
a. ~ j, View York, corner OF Broadwav and
. MANNER streets,ihree doors IRON Wasbineton
Ii"ti, "he' hwa besold ai 81 -.
liberal deduction viii be made to country
ihe proprietor ofthe above valuable discovc.
~ inteHts appointing agents through The United
States iOt the sale Of il, and also ~ E.nro,.
tcw hoses Of the above valuable ort,rl,. i
jus; received and fOr salo Nv
YHOS. G. SPEAR,
SEPT ~ NJ 'he Herald Once, Alexandra
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Navy Commissioners Office,

10TH AUGUST, 1923.
'E'HE commissioners of the navy will re-
a ceive proposals till the LIST Of October ncxe
for furnishing the following described timber,
deliverable at the navy yard at Portsmouth,
n. III. on before the LIST ,lay of Noyembe,.
next, TO undergo the inspection of the said
yard, and TO be paid for on delivery, viz.
5000 cubic feet of white oak plank, or plank
stock, TO average 10 feet in length, and
none he less than IS feet.
1900 cubic feet of do do. for wales and strings.
to be at least DO feet in length, or longer
fpracticable, and not less than 10 inches
WIDE at the top end about 900 cubic feet
Ofthis parcel to be seasoned plank, oyplonl-
stock.
Persons offering, will be pleased to state tn,
price per cubic foot
10 he published in the Alexandria Herald.
the Norfolk Herald, and Baltimore Patriot.
sept t.tN
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CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.

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This is to give Notice.

FFHAT The subscribers ofAlexandra countyg
a n the district of Columbia, have obi,ine,i
from the orphans cour' of said county, letters
testameniary on the estate Of ANDREW JAMESON,
late oFthe county aforesaid, deceased: All per-
sons having claims againsithe said decedent, ARE
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers, on or he
fore the 3lst day of January next, or they may,
by law, be excludsl from all benefit to said es-
tate and those indebted thereto, are required TO
make immediate payment; Given under our
hands ;,hs 3lSt day of July, 1922.
ROBERT JAMESON,
ROBERT ANDERSON,
ErscwiorS Of .9piretr Jn7nieson
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NOI'ICE.

s ME subscribers 10 I. Kennersley's Perio
n dical Publications, that were distributed in
this city and its vicinity by Mr.. Peter Creie hton;
deceased, may he assured ilat the remaining
numbers will he regularly delivered so soon as a,
proper person can be obtained for thut purpose.
The subscriber also begs leave 10 remind all
those who are II arrears for Numbers delivered
that, on their receiving the next number, he
will expect TO receive the balances due on thg
work oct rs ii. WEARY, agent, Baltimore
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CORN. etc.

- FORGE JOHNSON offers for sale. 500
~ bushels nice white corn ahoaf, u bhds
bright molasses, $50 sacks blown salt, % shares
Alexandria bank stock, part on time. 200 do
Fire Insurance do, so do Columbian Ins ce do
Also, 81. Domingo coffee in bags, cut nails, Ger.
man linens of various qualities and descriptions,
and cooking stove, very low, sept
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THE BRISTOL ESTATE

Ht.x5&sE The undersigned, commissioners,
ARHfNS appointed by virtue Of an act of the
- general assembly of Virginia, pass
ed Feb. Goth, 1925 to sell and dis
pose of the above tract of land, situated
in the county of Prince William, and be-
longing TO the Notwithstanding, in
conformity with one of the provisions of said act,
caused correct survey and plat of the entire
tract 10 be made, and having, likewise, nearly
completed survey of the particular lots and
tenemcnts thereon, will, in pursuance of the
said act, proceed to sell. to the highest bidder,
ut tho court house ofPrince William CO. from
day to day, during the quarterly term of said
court, 10 ne holden on the first lUeet IN .N0ren-
Der merit the whole of said tract oil land, or such
proportion thereof as the undersigned commits
sioucrS may deem most exprdient, on credit of
one, two, three, four and five years. The pur-
chaser, or purchasers, will lie required 20 exc
cute bonds to the chief magistrate of this com
fnonweath, with good and sufficient personal
security, together with deeds of trust on the
land SO sold, TO secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money and the interest that may become
due thereon
This large body ofland, consisting OF between
SIX and seven thousand acres, must be, from its
peculiar advantages of location, verv dc-ii able
TO farmers. II is well watered ny the two large 4
abundant streams of Cedar. Run and Broad Run,
which bind n on two sizes, with Kettle Run,
passing Immediately through il In addition to
thisJ When " rs remembered that the seat Oh JUS
tee for tlis county has been recently removed
10, and situated upon, this land, a doubt cannot
he entertained that 1t has had and will CONT
nue. 10 have, Il considerable influence upon IFS
value. Ii as distant from the town of Dumfries
fourteen miles, from Alexandria, II. e.. about
iwenty-s.ren or eight, aud from the town Of
Fredericksburg, about thiIty-t or three miles
a large proportion of this land is under lea
seS, all OF which will expire in twenty four or
I'VE wears. The balance estimated lac about
two thousand seven hundred acres, is free rom
mcumherance 1t is not deemed necessary 10
give any further description of this land, il
a presumed that persons wishing to purchase
vii view the premises, and inform themselves,
~ make direct application TO the commissioners,
Tor such Interrogation as they may require.
The undersigned commissioners are authoriz-
cd and empowered to make convey auce, or con-
'eyances, of the title and interest Of the COM
uln'wedlIh TO all the lands which may be sold as
directed 10y the ACT aforesaid.
HANCOCK EUSTACE,) Q
WALTER HARRISON, 3
WM W. PEYTON, .
Drmfres, Aug. 25-sept Nj
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SHORTS.

am dniiy expecting cargo Of upwards OF
= 3,~0 bush shorts, aud wish to dispose OF
them from on board To a person inclined to
take the whole, would sell them low. The
vessel bound carry part OF ihemto George.
town or Washington, il desirable.
sept 10 GEO. JOHNSON.
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% Eloped from the estate OF tbs
E4A-X iate Wan. Tyler, in Prince vii
EN liam CO. Va. in the month of A
T/ Pril last,negro ALFRED; "a likely
ssEGSShkN1A nlulatio lad, about is or II years
old, spare, strait, and well made,
IS very active; has good countenance, and is
apt TO smile when spoken to Alfred is an ART
Inl fellow, and will, no doubt, attempt to pass
Tor iree man. he was lurking about in Alex
ahdrIa during The fishing season, and from his
De'ng seen frequently upon the wharf, il is sup
posed he has passed over into MARYLAND or
gone IN some vessel TO Baltimore. will rive
d reward Of S25.ifhe is apprchendod in VIRGIN
IA or the district of Columbia, or $50 if taken
elsewhere, and secured in Jail, so that recover
nam again; andif delivered to me will nav all
reasonable expenses, 10 addition to the above
T re WM. A. LINTON, ex'r
NO"fHiEs'FA dULY If of Wm.Ty ler,d deed
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This is to give Notice,

FSfHAT The subscriber, of Alexandria comfy,
a in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court of said county, letters
of administration on the personal estate of
JEREMIAH MoMAHoH, late ofthe county afore-
said, deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst said decedent, are hereby warned 10 ex
hibt the same TO the subscriber, passed by the
orphans court, on or before the 10th day Of
February next, or they may, by law, be exclu-
died from all benefit to said estate and those
Indebted thereto are required to make mme-
diate payment. Givenunder my hand, this 10Th
day Of August, 1928. THOS. LEONARD,
aug lS law3t Abr. of Jeremiah McMahon.
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ARp1SpSo
JOHN BRASSINGTON,

Clock and Matchmaker, Silrersmhh and Jeucelier,
- ESPECTFULLYt tenders his acknowledge
IN ments to his friends aud the public for the
LIBERAL patronage he has met with since his COM
mencement in business, and hopes by his unre-
hitting care, his punctuality, and moderate pri-
ces to merit a continuance of their custom. lie
has for sale variety of
CLOCES AND PATCHES,
with handsome assortment of jewellery for
sale, as usual.
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This is TO give Notice.

TNllAT the subscriber, of Alexandria county,
y II the district of Columbia, hath obtained
froni the orphans court Of said county, letters
of administration on the estate of JOHN BALL,
late Of the county aforesaid deceased All per-
sons having claims against the said decedent,
are hereby warned TO exhibi. the same, with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on OF before
the 3lst January next, or they may, By law, be
excluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto, are required TO make
immediate payment Given under nv hand,
this 3ist day Of July, 1929. R0B'T BALL,
Administrator OF John Ball deg
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NDTllDRSo
NOTICE

TIME subscriber informs his old customers
Il and others, that he has finishedhis work on
the Maryland side and returned home and is
now ready to undertake work in his line of bu-
siness on accommodating terms. have few
hundred lights WINDOW SASH 8 by 10,
made of good materials to ft different sized
windows also, some good pannei doors.
If WM. STEWART.
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MAR1NRo
Philadelphia Packets.

Philadelphia Packets.
~ The subscriber res
GRA pectfully informs his rAS
LNJkNA friends, and the pub /.dM
&AsssAS1 ic in general, that he -39AZe
intends his packets to
Ron Regularly Ttcice IN Each Month,
from Philadelphia, to the several places i'm the
uis'rict OF Columbia One vessel will leave the old
established place, Hamilton's wharf, at Phila-
deiph,a, for the district of Columbia, ON the 9th
and 10Th of every month during the season.
positively 10 commence running, the 9Th Sent
anu continue as above, regularly
az freight or passage, apply to f. Corning,
a'exandr'a, WIN. Morgan, Georgetown, or TO
the subscriber, at Philadelphia. JOS. HAND.
august 10
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FOR BARBADOS.
FOR FREIGHT

~ The good schr. ,Nonsuch,
Vim j. Rutherford, master; carries,
IN M. ahou, $50 bis ; will he ready for
s-ssSts4Ss3sS-s voyage in few days freight
TO the w. indies is preferred. Apply TO
JOHN s. MILLER, Union wharf
Who has for sale, landing from schr. Java,
few hhdS. of good sugar and molasses ONO !
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s. The Undersigned, commissioners,
q appointed by virtue Of an act of the
general assembly of Virginia, pass
cd Eah Onfi, 1000 60 coll ,oJ AZ
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RAIH RESTORATIVE.

IJUmIIIpS, Aug. DD-SpDt D n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
uaT MaSUFACTORY.

u lie subscriber, an experienced work
man ia the Manufacture OF hats, has late
" established himself in that business in
Lynehbnrg, next door tothe grocery of Mr..
John iIollins. lie will supply the public with
that article on the cheapest terms Ac9uaint.
ed with the newest fashions, aud having Il
supply Of the best lur, carefully selected by
himself, in the northern markets, he UNDER
takes To satisfy all who shall fuyor him with
business, ia the beauty and duration Of their
hats. He begs 10 remind the public, that ar.
ficlr. manufactured at home, underihe eye OF
the wearcr, aud by person who is dependent
for public patronage on his skill aud iaitu,
must he superior in quality 10 the same arti-
elos, largely aud unfortunately bought III
the markets q, New York and Philadelphia.
This consideration, in addition 10 the proprie-
ty aud Justice of encouraging domestic work
men, aud the eheepness Of his hats, will, he
hopes, induce the gentlemen of Lynchbnrg,
and the country, tn procure their necessary
supplies from him lie invites such rs need
hats, To call and examine his iurs, aud speci-
mems OF his work
ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
May 2. 30 81
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Notice

by virtue of a deed of trust executed 10
- the subscribers hy iI,nry II Evans, bear.
ing date the 10Th OF February, ls22, aud duly
recorded IN the clerk 5 Office of the county
e""riot amherst, for eertain purposes therein
expressed viii be sold, on the 9Th day OF Nav,
u lair, II not the next fair day thereafter. IA
the highest bidder, for ready money. ON the
premises, the TRACT OF LAND whereon the
said Evans now resides, in Amherst county.
Near Pedlar Mills, containing by survey 6i5
Htfes. Also, SEVEN NEGROES, TO viii
Milly and her six children, Maria, Betsy, Ra.
chei, Wilson aud Eliza or so mach of said
property as will be sufficient to sntisfy said
aeed' Aeung esuusiees, we will only convey
such title as is vested ia ~,
PETER z. THORNTON,
THOMAS N. EuBANK, trustees
u s. | consent to the above sale beiug
made. HENRY H. EVANS.
April II. 36w3w-
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a l.ISY OF AEYYERS,

Remoiaing IN The Post 0giee at Liberty, IN on
The 81 dag ~ March, Is23, undif noi taken
oat by he ldof J1iy, mAi be sent 10 The &c.
neral Post Office as dead letters
a--James Anstin Mary A. Anthony, VIM
A. Anthony WIN. Albright.
B--John r. Brown, jacob Boyers, Winston
3 Blair Wilson Bugg, Jamcs $. Bishop
C--John Comlea, Hiram chc2braugh, Ebe
nezer Coleman Flemmne Garter, jasper
Clayton, Ersstes Case.
D--John Dales, Mary Dugess, Micajah Da.
sis, jr Mrs. Sarah 7. billiard.
E--Thomas Edgar, Miss Parnellepy Eerly
F--John Fields
Miss Nancy Grub, Harrison GLIB.
E-Sprodley HaIk, Benjamin I. Hollens,
Rev Samuel Hunter, Polly Hill
f--Nimrod Ingram, Israel Jared, Cadd
Jones, David Jones, Gray Jones'
K--Sally hey.
L-GepereI Joel Lcliwich, Bnrnabas Lite,
WIN J. Lcwallin
M--Cnpt - Moulton, Robert Miller,
Mrs Jane Murrell, Morgan Morgan, William
injury, Miss Mary McClinton.
N--clark Newman.
P--John W. Perrin, Henry Payne, Mrs
Martha NJ Pullen.
R-Thomas Ross, Wm, Roberts, Mrs Anna
Rasher, James or Joseph Read, Absalom Ro.
binson, Mrs Elizabeth Ronald
S-Ailen salmons, George Stanlv, Edmond
NJ. Snle, Frazer o. Stratton, John ". Scott 2.
Vim Sheppard, Thomas Sale John Smelson.
F-ElSabeth Taylor, Creed J. Thompson,
William Taylor.
U-Georgc Wright, Jacob Warner ., Thos.
Williams, Samuel Watt, John Walden, Jesse
Wilt, Asa Wilson, james Wilson.
Z--Abraham Zelte
WA. r. PORTER, p. NJ.
April IL w3,v az
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Fifty DoNars Reward.

k'OR experimenting and securing him in
y Sail, so that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars ii taken in tb,.
Statc. JACK HAkMSs, free negro, raised
in the ceuuty OF Bedford, State of Virginia.
hold his indentures, dated the 2eth Octcba,
l7o3-said Jack Harriss was sold by order of
Buckingham court, to pay Jail fees, was mr.
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom hs
shortly runway, was taken in the county of
Bedford lodged in Jail, al which place he was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack tiarriss is "A yellow fellow, stout made.
about feet high, between 30 AMI 40 wears Of
age, processes to lay stone or brick. " hen be
LEFT me he wore long whiskers, which can he
easily cut off, bis hat had lost half the brm-
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth
clerks of courts where his Ihdentures NAV he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN p GRAY
Bedford, Feb. IL WITS %
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ROCK LANDING, n. c.
Office ofMe Roanoke .Nar,gation Comm

Office ofhe Roanoke Navigation Company.
+" Resotred, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested TO pay TO the Treasurer, at Halifax,
y. L. on the 18th February next, ten dollars
ON each share, by them respectively held, in
addition to the 10 per ceut. payable he, cto.
fore, The ADORE requisition The l9M Deem.
Der, 1919
:" Ordored, That the stockholders nav into
the Treasury on the 10th day of December
next, fifteen dollars on eact share by them
held respectively, in addition 20 the install.
ment now due "-(Possed 2s.a October, ISIS
hesotred' That ten dollars on each share
OF stock be called IN on Lhe lst day of Septem.
Der mex. 4 rassed 2.oih March, 1919
or"e'ed, mat 40 per cent on each share
VI s'och nc PAD 20 the Treasurer on the lst
DAY OF Februa.ry next being the 9th reouis.
ton Z Passed 2sM Octobey, 1879
ordered, That the Stockholders in the
hoano He Navigation Company, be, and thew
are Hereby required TO pay into the Treasury
on the lst day of January next ten dollars on
each share held by them respectively - Pas
Sed 18th October, 1920
Ordered, That the stockholders in the
ROANOKE Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required 10 pay into the Treasury
on the lst day of February next, the sum of
eight dollars on each share of stock held by
them respectively. q Passed 1871 .Noyen,5tr.
lS2l)
!, ANDREW JoysER, clerk of The Roanoke
Navigation Company, certify the foregoing TO
be correctly copied from the records of The
said company Given under my hand and
seal OF office, the Goth day of May, 1922.
"a Copy)
April 1. So ~
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A T rules holden in the clerks Office of
N Amherst county court the first Monday
in February, 1921
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff,
against
William Gilbert, Ezekie. Gilbert, Thomas
Gilbert, David y. Gilbert, John {. Gilbert,
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, aud Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert,
Judith Gilbert, Charles l.. Barrett, adm'r OF
Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard II. Burks,
Charles L. Barrett, William Coleman and
Charles l.. Barrel, under the firm of Coleman
Il Barrel, John aud Richard $ ellis, Benjamin
Harrison, Richard Harrison aud Richard IL.
Burks, under the firm OF Richard II. Burks L.
Co., and William Thurmond, defendants,
IN CH.4HCERY
The defendants John {. Gilbert, Henry Gil.
bert, and Martin Bibb and Mary his wife. moi
having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing that
they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth.
on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel.
il is ordered, that the said observation-disclosures
do appear here on the third Monday in Aprl
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginian, published in the town OF Lynchi,,rr.
ior eight weeks successfully, and posted un al
the front door of the courthouse of this cbun-
ty, on some couet day. A copy--Teste,
% BEVERLY DAVIES, ID. c.