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HS0' nj Vhe same lIme and place, will be-
exposed to public sale, aereeabiy TO the nro.
visions OF the fourth section of the act, passed
ON the 2lih day of April, l820, entitled {" An
act making further provisions for the sale a,
the public lands such lands situate within
tue above mentioned townsphips as have he.
come forfeited to the United States prior to
me IS. ol October, 1920, for failure to com.
ed by law, '' f'e''iio-
me sales will open with the lowest nun.
oepGu section, township, and range, and pro.
ceed IN regular numerical order.
oNen Ia nhdtr my hhnd, at the City of Wash
'"s'2n' TINS tn day of August, 1923.
BY The HrnellnnI
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BY The President qfthe United States:

by The President ofhe United Suites:
IN pursuance of law, |, JAMES NoYnor.
u President of the United States. do bereb,
declare and make known, that a public sale
viii he held at the Land Office ut Franklin in
the state of Missouri, on the first Monday in
December next, for the disposal of such of
the lands situate within the district of How.
ard county,in snid state, as have been relin.
pushed TO the United States prior 10 the lst
day ct October, 1921, under the proyirions of
the act passed on the % day of March, 1891
entitled =" An act for the relief of the nurcba'
,ers OF public lands prior TO the LIST dav of
July, 1920, as are situate in the FOLLOWING
described townships and fractional townships
lying north Of The Missouri Riref, and west ot
The fifth principal mcridien, viz
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VIE partners Of he late firm Of Kyles &.
Il .hrys, requca all those iadebted 10 L,n,
ey note or book account, 10 makc immed;aJ,
payment 10 he subscriber al y. a. Hm. EVy,,y
oftore he frs If august, otjerpise no IGDgel
indulgence 'cM be g,fea.
July l. 't ,c,l ~,
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100000 DOLLS.


Lottery and Exchange Office, III, Market-st
BALTIMORE
orders from any part of the United States
ny mail (poS' paid orr by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal
tImore Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and pnnctual attention, as if on personal an.
plication, addressed TO
J. l. COHEN, Jr.-Bahimoye.
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JAMES WILLS AND WALKER M

~ loukNEIT-Take Notice-That at the
dwelling house OF James Old, in the county of
Haitian, between the rising aud citing of the
sun on the goth day OF August next, will take
the dispositions OF the said James Old aud q.
Tiers aud on the I'D day ri August next, he
tween the same hours, al the house of Benin
min Terrell, in tie county Of Pnis,lvania, |
VIII take the dispositions of the said BENJAMIN
Terrell and Others and on the 10Th dav of
Angast next between the rising and setting OF
the SUM- at the dwelling house of Robert kcllp,
IN thecounty OF Franklin, take the dispositions
at John Eanes aud others, IL be read as c,i-
denee IN IA suit now depending aud undeter-
mined IN the district shancery court, holden
IA lSnchh0rg, in which am complainant and
You are defendants, when and whefe Won
may attend 10 eross-eNamine the witnesses.
should yon think proper,
WILLIAM GHNSON.
July ID. wIvA 80
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JaMES pENN,
ATLAW.

WILL attend the superior and Inferior
" courts OF the corporation of Lyuchburg.
ana OF the counties of Campbell and Amhers,
~ ms ONCE is kept in the room adjoining MIR.
samuel Garland's, over Mr. Lancaster's store
August S. tct,
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GEORGE GRAHAM '''o4'i'oh'

.om OF the General Land Office.
y rrnters authorized to publish the Laws
OF the States in the states of North Carl;
ma, south Carolina, Virginia, Ohio Indian
i''lno's, kentucky, Tennessee. Missouri and
territory OF Arkansas, and Pittsburg, in Penn.
Yi'ahla' are requested to publish tbe forn.
gong proc lamation once a week mill ,bo
safes take place, and send their accounts fro
eeap,ed) TO the General Land Office for nav.
Aug. Is. ,.
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NNNaWAX.

RUNAWAY irsm the subscriber diving
ma near Nilliss Mountain, in the county Of
Bncknghaml on the night OF the 10Th instant.
bright mnlatto man, named BlLlN-iIe is "A
stout, sensible fellow, slow oil speech, STRAIGHT
black haze, little Inclined Ia curl--can read
a. write aud very probably may have forged
p'ss-'s about thhty-six or seven years old
and took off with him a variety of cIofhiuu
anu his books suspect he LET, the ncighbor.
hooh IN company with a white man, and that
he VIII attempt 10 escape TO Ohio orthe north.
II taken in any of the counties below the
mountains and secured in Jail so that eel him
again, reward of twenty dollars will be 81.
ven but II taken beyond the mountains. or in
any oil the border counties OF the state or in
attempting TO escape out OF the state. ON
board vessel, aud shall be secured in like
manner, reward OF forty dollars will be Of.
ven. All masters of vessels and Others are
terwarned from harboring or carving him
ont OF the state al the peril of legal prosecu.
lion. l. RoIiINC
may oo' w3w- 43
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STOW tMe VILLAIN,

RUNAWAY the Cd of this mouth, a
mulatto man named NED lie is a low
fellow, but has large breast aud is strongly
made, little bow-lesged, high full forehead
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and "A tolerabe
sharp chn-weurs his hair tied behnd-has n
bold and open countenance when spoken to
lie IS keen artlul fellow, and perhaps can
read and write little. Ills clothing | cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
hc Is genteclly clothed. lie has Il good silver
watch, with gold or gllt chain, boots, &c
He rode oil u DARK GREY MARE, about d
ieet sinelIcs high, in good order, shod before
her shoes not much worn-she is lcngtbv and
well tofmed-and has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, aud considerable
scar upon one OF tlnm, high on the shoulder
blade, | think on the right. She has very
Tuck tale aud name, though not very long
she IS spirited and active aud rides well lie
IS well equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat of bear skin with large canes,
&C. have no doubt he has obtained free pa
Pefs, ana VIII attempt TO pass as free man.
aud make to some free state, and have no
doubt but he has altered his name He is =
randy fellow, II good house servant, miller
aud shoemaker, and can turn his hand TO any
hing, aud have no doubt but he hasa plrpiy
OF money will give IA reward of FIFTY
DoLLARS TO any person who will deliver
him to me, or secure him in any Jail So that ]
get him again, within this state; and if taken
wlthoutthc state ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered to me and ten dollars
Tor the mare ii taken within this state and de
llvercd 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
onl OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug % wts3
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DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by
- Archibald Boiling, jr. on the 18th day Of
March, ls22, 10 William Iively aud the sub
sefibef for purposes therein expressed, which
deed = Of record ia the clerk 5 Office Of the
county court OF Campbell, will be sold, at
Rawleish Gibbons tavern, in seid county, on
Saturday The goth inst.
The following Slaves
VIZ Moses, Martha, Pr.sa, Joe, Tom, Da-
MIL, Davy, Nelly aud sally, with the increase
OF the females, if any, since The date of the
deed Such title onlyBs is vested ia the sub.
.criber by said deed will be conveyed 10 tie
purchasers. Terms made known on the day
OF sale, though It will he on time.
WM. &. McALL1SfER.
August Is. 51w3g
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'Ahe veal Estate

OF their testator, is of such value. that il win
De necessary to sell it, in order to make div.
SION, under the act of assembly, in such rae
made and provided, notice is hereby given.
That application will be made to hmbe,t
county court, for authority TO sell the same
ana the presence of the parties interested
especially desired on this account The sul.
'erlbers are anxious to close their adminstrs.
,loh on the estate of their testator, and there.
lore request the attendance of the rartjes IN.
,efested, thatno delay maybe made in thai Oh.
Ject. JESSE REG ~ ''''' ~
CHAS. MONDAY { LAfs
+ D. The terms of the sale will be for all
sums OF $40 and under it, cash for all sum,
over II II months credit, with bond and al.
proved security. Persons Indebted TO the Is.
la'@' are requested 10 make PROMPT paymep'.
as longer indulgence cannot be Gwen PEI.
sons having claims against The estate are re.
gne'ted to bring them forward for navment.
) interest will be required from the date of The
bonus II paymeia is not punctnaly made.
July 25. ,,a. Il
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SXlANHS
lawts55

y esef9 description, neatly and ,1pedifies.l,
'r'"'' /" the sfe: . Tie Ergiran, .
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Tor experimenting and securing him IN
i Jail, 50 that get him again, il taken ~.
of the State, or twenty dollars il taken il II
State. JACK IIARRlSs, a free negro. ran,
in the county OF Bedford, State OF Virginia =
hold his indeniures, dated the 2sih Oct.
l793-sad Jack Harriss was sold bv orde, !.
Buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, was a.,
chased by Stephen Pankey. from WHOM,
shortly runaway, was taken in the county =.
Bedford. lodged in Jail, at which place he NJ. u
again sold whensl beeame the purhsser d
Jack Harriss Is yellow fellow, stout mai.
about feet high, between 3oanI 10 wear. ',
age, processes 10 lay stone or brirk. When Ea
left me he wore long nhskers, which ran I Ie
easily cut off, his hat had iost half the lri,
his clothing as | believe dark mixed cla,i
clerks of courts where his Indentnres may
recorded, are cautioned against re,no,;,.
them JOHN p. GRsv' :
Bedford, Feb. II. WIS -
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a YR.1CT OF LAND,
j TRACY OF LaND,

Lying in the same county, containing 42o a
cres, more or less, conveyed by 7. r. Bouldin
to the said Gibson, Cabell, Anthony and liar
rison, as by his deed 10 them therefor, dated
the day of in the year aud duly
recorded, will more fully appear
Negotiable notes, at one, two and three
years, with interest from their date, aud deed,
OF trust on the property, will be required of
the purchaser, with personal security in add
ton 10 secure the first payment.
CHARLES JAMES MACMURDO.
By Henry Gibson, his attorney in fact.
u | assent TO the above sale
PATRICK GIBSON. e
August IL. tctds loo
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.tAr. isaiah aliey.

IAkE NOTlCE-that | shall ON III.
L. 9Th day of September, 1923, at the tavern
house OF MIR. - Shields, in the town ~
Lexington, county of Rockbridge, and ,Ia,.
OF. Virginia, take the dispositions of slenIts
Ices and others, TO be read as evidence on
the trial OF suit now depending in the sum
rlor Court OF Chancery, for the Lyncbbm,
District, III the state of Virginia, wherein am
plaintiff, and you and a certain William RnrI
are defendants, WILLIAM IsBEIJ
August s. YrI,' -
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Notice.
The subscriber viii sell II great bargain m
2JON aeres OF A.anA.

4 NINH In The county Of Camphcll, m
u the waters oi Whipping creek, - miles
south OF Lynchbnrg There is on this tract
100 acres oi open land lying in one body, all
Of which Is we'll inclosed aud produces well
Tire : on this tract settlements, all conye-
nenlly situated, aud the most OF Them have
all necessary culhonses, aud good water con
yenient, aud an excellent icehouse at one of
lhrm ~ feet squire, and n deep, a good
black smith shop aud Il good stand for asmitlI.
and good slnnd Tor u store or tavern, with a
new house built iofibe purpose There is al
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Bedford July Court, 1923.
Price onider, Reese Morgan and Lavipa his
wife, formerly Lavina 5nider, pIttf5
Against
Elizabeth Mayse, Thomas snider, Banks
dale Snider, Mahlon Snider, Daniel Brown
and Joicey his wife, def'ts.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants Thomas Snider and Banks
dale onider not having entered their appear
ance and given security according TO the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this state, on the
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel, il is
ordered, that the said absent defendants do APP
pear here at the next October court & answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith published in the Virginan
Tor two months successfully, and another
posted at the front door of the court house
on two several court days.
\ copy Teste
% ] STEPTOE, c. b. c.
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Sotice

flIlE eopartnership Of Ammon Hancock
"a x Co IS this day dissolved by ,ontuaI
consent. All person, Indebted TO them arc
Fe4ne,tedto make imne diate payment to Am.
mon Hancock; ellthose having claim, again't
lnem are requested to present their resnec,i,o
claims to improperly adjusted fer settlement
DANIEL BLOWN,
July 81.
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, Grist and Saw MIN.

and COTTON MACHINE, all built ON the la.
test aud most approved plan, also new aud
large stone dislillery &c feet by 30, built ON
the latest and most approved plan, aud sup
piled with an abundance of excellent water.
Il IS deemed useless 10 go into more length,
oe'a'l OF this property, rs il is presumed that
no person will purchase without first viewing
oi h.-Ierms viii be accommodating. Also.
one other tract lying in soid county, and ON
he waters al the same creek, containing $50
aires, one hall of which is lolncco land. One
other tract in the county OF Patrick, contain
ing 1000 acrcs--ether Of the tracts will be
divided to suit purchasers, and Young negroes
taken IN payment. JAS Z, BULLOCK.
August l. wlw 81
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.uesSrs. .3rchiJaid Freeland. L. U;z;a,,
- IRE, freflGed, and John Eeelanl,
.ENTLEMEN-As you are mt inh.
~ bitans of this commonu eaIt, -, ',i'id-
having any agent known TO me v ""' n9t
please to take notice that shall on N A. J'n
ine 18th day 6fOctober next at the Fra ""o9y
Hotel, IN the town of Lyncbburg. nron "ah',n
take the deposiiions of CHRISTOPHER Rail- n 10
James Bullock, in a suit Depending in' a ,ha
superior Court of Chancery for thee I ~ ,he
9urg District, wherein am plain,iT' n nn5
James Bullock, Christopher Clark, and R; alo
ara Anderson, Beverly Blair, aud Dav;d ' .n
aefSon, trading under the firm and stu,a Az IT.
a1neHerson' Blair q Anderson, & yourselyes .u ..
ann"a, 80 BENJAMIN LEWIS
WiWt IO6
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July 81

The subscriber will continue the hardware
business in the house formerly occnnied H.,
Ammon Hancock y Co He will also koen -
hand, good assortment of Paints. oil an nd
Fmn'efs materials, all If which articles he y
determined TO sell low for cab. ~ 10
AMMON HANCOCK
August -. ~.
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$ \ AlEI4 |. CABEII..
PA1i,lCk H. tABELL.

The subscriber will sell, on credit of one,
Two, aud three years, hls moiely ol The above
estate, containing by Il recent survey 1917
acres Than hieh there are are few more va.
loaile lrnetsin Nirginin. PlI. CABELI.
August wIIy 81
u The Ed'fors ofhc Enquirer lcW pub
hh The aborf Uettiy f1r finn petfs and for.
Tard heir aerouHii0 ms oHcG
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PUBLIC SALE OF
NEAAI ESV.AWE


Rf virtue of deed of trust expcuted to
Tue subscriber by Philip shuster. for me
ppuab i OF securing to Archibald and Robert
ba"Iiu'e' me payment of sundr,, debts in said
ueeu mentioned, and which deed is duly Of
f Ca ~ The clerks office of the county Of
S Samaipneh, shall, on Saturday the 9th day of
for sei next, upon the premises, offer for
der, for cash, " ''' "'e"''' NV
THE LOT OF GROUND.
o on ,bc ny said deed-situated Immediately
town Of Mp ni,he road, at the lower end of the
sronn 81 view London, containing one acre cf
ssf np, more or less, with a Small framed
flo = Kitchen and stable thereon, The ii.
as trustee served TO be indisputable, but acting
!. v. us.ee' l shall convey only such title a.
Is Ves'ed in me by said deed, '''' nv
August 10 d. hbNDdSh.
WLd.4D6
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Notice,

'ENiE subscribers, as surviving execufor,
IL OF the last will and testament, of StenLs,
Hamm, late OF the county of Amherst dec
take THIS mode of informing the heirs and h..
gaiees OF the said Hamm, many of whom an.
the residents of other states, that they will IN
pursuance of the discretionary authority yeg,
ed in them by the will of their testatoI. oG,
10 public sale on the premises, on Tbursdsr
the 20th Nov. next, all the personal estate +
the said Hamm, on credit of 70 months, for
all SUMS over ten dollars Those interested
are requested punctualy to attend on that oc
cas'on, as these proceedings are INTENDED as
TO division of the estate. and
payment of the legacies, bequeathed in .al
NIL. As II is believed by the executors. lbaI
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1ames River LAND
FOR REM.

i w nv
II he subscribers will rent for the ensu-
ing year, aud II may be for term Of
years that
Large and Productive Farm,
on james river, in Nelson county, called Sol
dier's Joy, containing uehrly three hundred
acres Ol ifsl rate river bottom, with much
arabic high laud adjacent thereto, IA good
heart ~ al suliieieu,, If is calculated, for the
profitable employment oil twenty iabourrrs.
Tie houses on The place, for agricultural pur-
poses, are largc and numerous; aud the plafI-
iat,on is believed To he under pretty good
enclosure The place, ready admitting of di
vision intn Two rarts, ran be rented 10 sem
fate tenants, should II be the wish Of appli.
rhnis
Application mny be made 10 Vim S Cabell
Esq residing at Amherst old court house, or
10 either of The subscribers. the first residing
at buckingham court house, the latter in the
town o. Lynebbufg.
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July %.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-11

ginia, wkch was agreed to. The bill
was then read, ana ordered to be en-
crossed for a third reading.
Mr.. Kent moved chat the house do
now consider the bill to extend the ju-
risdiction Of justices of the peace with
in the District of Columbia. A divis-
ion upon the motion took place. when
there appearing Tor consideration a
majority, it was taken up,
An amendment was proposed by Mr..
Neale, relative to the number Of Jurors;
opposed by Mr.. Woodcock; and carri-
ed.
A number Of other amendments were
offered by Mr.. Neale, about which
some discussion arose, in which Messrs.
Woodson. Wright, Taylor, of N. York,
Nelson, and Neaie, of Md participated;
the amendments were not important
and we're adopted. The bill was or.
dered to be engrossed, and read a third
time on Monday.
An e~ngrcssed bill for the extension Of
the time allowed tor the redemption of
lands sold for direct tax, in certain ca
ses wac read a thlrd time and passed:
On motion Of Mr.. Todd, the house
resolved itself into a committee of the
whole on the state of the union, Mr..
Tomlinson in the chair and the COM
mittee resumed the consideration OF
the bil' to encourage certain domestic
manufactures.
After much debate on striking ont
the enacting clause of tho bill, the
committee rose;
And then the house adjourned.
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Lot Of Ground,
FALL GOODS.
c. & L. p. Thomson

IIASE received per ships Boston and
lBFair Trader. from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Casslmeres
Fine and superhne Yorkshire cloths
do do double milIed drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable colors
Fancy ribbed, figured and printed Valen-
tia yesting
Fine and super swansdown dc
Superfine kersey moleskun
GA stout twilled learnougbts
Devonshire kerssys
Booking and draperv baIZes
White, red. yellow and green Aannels
MilIed fanntis
"A fine and superfne ikidderminster cars
petn,g
5-S 3-4&.4.4 do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
So 81 point blankets
9-4 to l2-4 rose do
Figured and plain black and colored bonn
bazetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bombazetts
Circassian plaids
Mems, womens, girls and childrens worst-
ed hosiery
Ladies' MGhair, do.
Fancy undressed prints
9.8 Il Cd cambria muslins
Power loom sbir.ings
Hollis patent white T. coiored cotton bal1s
Buttons, pins, &c. &c.
On hand,
Irish Linens,
And Sheetings, table diapers, brown to'"
lands, ~jaconet and fancy nuslins, Italian
sewing silks, Choppa Romals, thread, &cs
&c. aug 81
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UNION TAVERN,
GeOrgetOzCn. ID. G.

oSOs ~
"HE subscriber takes leave to inform
i bis friends and The public, that h. las
taken that large and well known tavern
establishment, known by the name OF the
UNION TATEKN ",
ir Georgetown, a few minutes walk only
from the Presidents House and the pub
Offices. He will he provided with the
best Of liquors, bedding, slabIipg, and in
short, with every thing necessary TOR The
convenient and comfortable accommOda-
ton of travellers, and for permanent and
transient boarders. Privste families OF
members of Congress and others can, at
all times, be furnished with private, COM
Portable ana well furnished rooms, with
good and faithful servants to attend upoD
them. There is, perhaps, DO house Of
public entertainment in this country better
calculated for the purpose than this, and
none, it may be safely affirmed, IN his
District at all equal to il. The house -
now undergoing som improvements, and
will in the course ola few days; be ready
for the reception of company. There are
four or five lines of stages which run to
and from this house daily; and there is an,
excellent well constructed steam boat
which pile. every day between George
town and Alexandra.
The subscriber who lately kept The tavL
erp at Rossburgh, heal BIadeDsburgh,
deems it unnecessary here 10 make a dis
play Of promises for giving satisfaction TO
those who may think fit to favor him With
their custom; but tins much he will say.
that no exertions on bis part, shall be
wanting. to give general satisfaction, and
he does hope tat from his experience in
this line OF business, and his general dis.
position to please, to ENJOY a iuli share OF
public patronage. His charges 100, shall
be regulated by the present and increasing
appreciation OF money; so that his custo"
npp may expect no! only the best accom-
dations, but reasonable bills also.
p S. The Baltimore, Annapolis, Alex.
andria. and Frederick!own Stages, arrive
and s,art from the above establishment
daily. where seats can be taken