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y established himself in that business in
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Revolutionary War, which obtained The indie.
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American Journal Of Science and
Arts.

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MIR. GEORGE S. HOLLOWAY

AYR o"-As You have no place of residence
known To me, and connot be- found. To i,e srry-
ed with notice. take this method to aprrise
YOU, that shall On the 9Th day Of June 1928
at the Union Hotel in Lynchhurc, proceed TO
take snndry dcpo-iiiohs, to bee rend ~ evil
ience on the trial "i suit depending in the
SUPERIOR Court Of Chanccry holden ut Lynch
burg, in which am plaintiff, I'd yourself
Thomas ). Holloway, and William ". DO
nashed are delts. JABEZ CAMDEN.
May :. 81 w1w
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aS E.NGliSH NUM-.

VIE SUBSCRIBER has promising
Young 81 Ii, of the English breed, " hicG
he got from the county of Nontgomrry--l'cr-
sous de.lfous ot improving their breed of cnt.
tie, can have the use al hm-Hc will bc sent
10 any ne2hborne plantation, or the .uburi,s
al Lyncifbure, NJ moderate prirr---ff sent 10
the latter place, II lot will be- procured To turn
him into. RICHARD PERKINS.
April 81 II II
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lNH WANTING

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artificial Mineral Water.
FOR SALE BY
NVNEK DANIES.

hAEE on hand, general assortment
= OF DRUGS Il MEDICINES, and expect 10
receive shortly, an additional supply.
HOW'LL DAVIES.
May Is. u II
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Raisingsthe Bind.-A few days since,
man engaged passages Tor himself and ia
miy, consisting ola wife and two children,
op hoard the sclr. Fame, Capt. Could, for
New York, stating that he would also ship
certain property in the vessel, which hu
would consign to the captain, who could
retain the same until the passage money
was paid. Accordingly, on Tuesday NOR
ming he shipped on board the ,rssel three
barrels marked !" CWdial," which he sta
ted I" b. Of very superior quality. Cir
cumstances having occurred hicll excited
suspicion ss 10 the honesty of the shippers
intentions, il was judged best t., examine
the contents OF the barrels. when they were
found TO contoin- pure rater.
Charleston Courier.
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DPar!ed Heroes, Sages aud Statesmen Of 4.
Meriea.
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The celebrated Ilindoo philosopher aud
theologian, Rammohua Roy, who has re-
ccntly brcome converted 10 Christianity,
contcmplatcs visit 10 the United States.
In l,itsr /" gentleman in Baltimore,
dated Calcutta, October o, 1892, he says
that he shall probably be in this country in
the course ofn,xt year. Itammoilun Roy
il native Of Bengal, aud by his writings
in the English. aud several of the Eastern
languages, has proved himself To be on. oil
the most learned and remarkable men oil
] the present age.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-30

a Fresh supply oil New & Cheap
Goods.
NAMES T.. s. n. BARRY
hAvE this day received, and are now open
Il l. ing at their CHEAP CASH STORE, a
splendid assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE ARTICLES,
which with their purchases OF LAST month, rem
DER their assortment very complete Among
which are the following: London super blue
and black cloths, do super dark and grey mkt,
brown and olive cloths, do black ,bue coronation
and mkt cassimeres cassnets, white AM ca
iored drillings, constitution & Genoa olive cords,
cotton cassimeres, striped cotton lorent,ne,
striped satteens,ribbed Angola cassimeres white
jeans, plain and twilled black bombazetts, black
eombazeens Every superior), 1 case superior
London caiicoes, IA, 9.S "a, super anu com
mon cambrics, jaconet and null null muslins,
"A and o. plain, figured, tamboured Swiss,
BOOK, and leno muslin, fashionable London
colored vestings, plain and figured white Mar
seIlles, French, and the real English figured
black horentine; figured gros de Naples, sim
shaws, sarsnets, Italian lutestring, white and
black satin, horences and levantines, Canton
and Nankin black and coored grapes, I'd AID
Sd Nankin Grape shawis, colored cotton shswIs
and hkfs, leila hkis, fancy silk do "a new and
very beautiful article), white lace snawls, vel
veteen scarfs and hankerchicfs, thread and cot.
ton laces, linen cambria and cambria hdkfs,
Irish linens and lawns, dowlas, sheeting, Drog-
hedas, and brown hollands, Russia sheetines,
burlaps and Scotch oznaburgs, Madras, Ban
danna and dag hdkfs, blue, yellow and red
ground twilled cotton do, chntz furniture, do
nestle plaiGs and stripes, shirtings and sheet
ings, colored and white lenimes, Wilmington
stripes, Verona cords, furniture and apron
checks, 12-i and l4-4 Marseilles quilts, steam
loom shirtings, long cloths, damask table cloths
and diapers, mems, women's and misses cotton
hose, mems half do, ingrained black cotton do,
white, black, blue, and pink italian grapes pins,
tapes, bobbins, silk and cambria buttons, sew
ing cottons of every description, threads, Ita-
Ian sewing silks, ladies' and misses Kid and
beaver gloves, mems silk, kid and Woodstock
gloves, ladies' white aud black silk hose, fancy
Mantua and Satin ribbons, silk cords and
braids, clinical cords, elegant psras OILS and UNI
brellas, aud great variety of other articles in
their line, which makes complete their assort-
ment, and do most respectfully invite Their
friends and the public, to call and examine,
promising that their store shall always main
tain the name of the 'cheap cash store"
COTTON YARN.
OF the Union Mandatory OF Maryland sold a.
usual ,at the Baltimore prices OF the day may -
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Total OF square and BAT iron s7,iOO lbs.
To be delivered atthe navy yard at Pbiladel.
phia, on or before the lstday Of Januarv. 1907.
10 Ge subject to the inspection of the. ward. and
70 be paid for, on the account of delivery being
receipted by the stOrekeeper, and approved by
I "a, commanding officer, by the navy agent at
Inllaoelphla. lie march 81
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He Alexandria Baths
ME AID POINTED.

TIME subscribers viii supply house keepers
u and country merchants with the best ale
and porter in bottles. KERR g. FITZHU0H.
70 our town customers il will be delivered,
through the season, at their houses, free Of ex-
pense. It may u
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KERR & FITZHUGH

hFFER for sale on good terms o hhds N.
" Orleans sugar
hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
80 bbls assorted sugars
800 loaves refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing moIasses
5000 VT prime green coffee
IL chests and half chests gunpowder, i'm.
perial and young Tyson teas of the iates,
importations
case sup gunpowder tea in 2 ID cannisters
And box fine souchong do
pipe Old l.. +. Madeira wine, Arauio's
brand
or casks sup old port do
pipe Tenerifie do old
70 cases old Madeira do dog each
20 do do port do do
10 do claret do do
pipes very sup cognac brandy years old
! puncheon Jamaica rum
, do Antigua do
500 gals old whiskey
pipe old Irish do
30 obs Baltimore do
~ boxes sperm candles Swain &. Co.'S patent
10 boxes mould do
IN do dipped do
100 gals Rodman's best sperm oil
Az boxes soap very good
ION shot assorted
10 kegs gunpowder
casks and a few pine apple cheese
cases fresh salad oil with their usual as
iortment of choice groceries. Also,
loo bbis prime shad, 2Uu do nett and gross
herring, put up with great care for family use
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13

be 50 amended as to app int III each town IN
the District, three discreet men,, whose exclu
sive duty it shall be to try these small claims
between individuals, and sivethem a fixed sal
ary for their services, aid let the other justices
of the peace be nothing more than conserva-
tors of the peace ; and give the power OF sum-
moning iuries before these justices, to the
marshal of the district, by which means there
will be a better chance of having a respectable
jury
It Is alleged, that the principal object OF this
bill is to expedite the recovery of debts between
twenty and fifty dollars. The Circuit Court
sitting in Washington. in order to effect this
very object, adopted certain rules taken from
the modern laws Of Virginia, the effect of
which would have been to insure q judgment
in all undisputed cases in six months, and in o.
theirs in twelve months. To these rules, some
OF the people of Washington, at the head of
which were the justices ot the peace, objected,
allied ging that the rules were calculated to ex-
pedite the recovery oil judsments, which the
parties las the objectors to the rules stately did
not calculate on when the debt was contracted
such was the Glamour against these rules OF
court, that the last grand jury Of that county
joined in the complaint; the consequence was
that the court suspended the rules. 1t must
be too obvious that those who principally OBJ.
iected to those rules we're fearful that they
would have the effect of removing one Of the
chic arguments n 'avor of the passage Of the
bill. extending the Jurisdiction of justices of the
peace.
If the real object is to save time and expense
in the recovery of all debts between twenty and
fifty dollars. let the promoters of this bill join
in getting Congress to pass a law adopting the
modern laws of Virginia on this subject, and
they will not only save time and money in the
administration OF justice, but have all cases de.
cided before judges, whose compensation is
certain and adequate, and who are in all respects
competentto decide correctly, unbiased by per
sonal regards or personal dislikes-whose pay
for their services will not depend on the ability
of the parties in the cause-who will be able,
where needful, to give the jury impannelled to
try the case, correct legal information-an mol
such as uniformed justices of the peace will
although they may intend to give an honest O.
pinion vet will perhaps be unknowingly in
dueed to give that opinion, which the lawve,
may advance in whom they have the most con
fdence. A CITIZEN.