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ME TRACT OF land
RP Valuable zeal Estate

A0h asfAYF
HNiE undersigned, Charles Whitley. rs
q surviving partner of the late mercantile
hrm of William aud Charles Whitley, and
as executor with the undersigned John II.
Smith, of said William Whitley deed. in
compliance with the last will and tesla.
ment of said decedeni, offers for sale. that
highly valuable aud well known ESTATE
belou inc 10 said company, lying IN the couni-
" OF Bedford, on the great stage road leading
from Lynehburgto Abingdon, Ten milesato,e
Liberty and seven from the Blue Ride. CON
tanning four hundred acres, The buildings
AxxA are an excellent MANUFAC-
1..::tR. TURING MILL, ON the main
EsstsfM branch OF Goose creek, Ia ne
sA verfsiing strcam) in good repair.
and surrounded be as ine a neighborhood To-
wheat ms any IN said county. Also. an excel.
lent SAW MILL, in a neighborhood abound
ing with good pine unher, two good and con.
venient dweliiaF honses, a store aud lumber
house in one nf the best neighborhoods Tor
mercantile business in Virginia, "A hlacksmith's
shop, and all the ronmou and necessary ont
houses. Also, a D~lSTfLLERY, now in one.
ration, working 6ye stills. al of which are
nearly new-aIl which buildings are quite
convenient 70 each other. The land IS some
what broken, but a considerable portion of il
- Drifue
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w NNUNO ROV.
TRUST SALE.


EpY virtue Of a deed Of trust executedby
ID William Lackey, tothe subscribers, dated
the 23rd day OF July, 1921, and duly odelittcd
to record in the Office Of the county court OF
Bedford, for the purpose of securing the pay
ment OF a certain sun of money due Davis,
Preston " Co. we shall, on the 10Th day OF
February next, il fair, if not the next fair day
thereafter, proceed to sell, by way Of public
auction, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, at the dwelling house OF said Wm.L fckcy,
O%E ~ NNR0 CARA.
namcd Ritter, about thirteen years old, and
one negro girl named Sally about seven years
Old, one sorres Mare, one black piedeJ Cow.
Two red pieded i%icifers, two feather beds, one
bureau, and one folding table, or so much
thereof rs may be sufficient to pay the said
debt, interest aud cost of sale.
THOMAS DAVIS, -,
THOMAS PRESTON, trustees
January II. Wtds "a
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SQUARE OF
lots and Houses.

MsAaEa.SA GGricnt fo rni.n the .n ~ ~ % gannn
with the interest u costs due ihercon,D situated
~ Nain-strcet, in the town OF Lynchburg, be
tween SIKH alley and the lots of William S
Reid, and extending from the Main-strcet ia
Lynch street, containing two half acres OF
ground with several spacious buildings and a
number OF small tenemenls thereon. This
property is we'll worthy the attention OF tho t
wishing Ia realize money in Lynchlurg, il
being at the spot where the course OF the turn
pike road interseots with the Maiu-street.-
II will he sold, if the interest ofthose concern
ed can he thereby promoted. in separate tene-
ments. The title is believed To be undoubled
bat we will convey such only as is vested / in us.
SAML. l.. HARRISON,
CHRIS. ANTHONY,
WM. DAVIS,
JOHN BULLOCK,
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TRUST SALE.

pY virtue of a deed Of trust executed by
ID Joseph Martin, 10 the Subscribers, dated
the 3rd day Of May, 1922, and duly admitted
TO record in the Office of the county court OF
Bedford, for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment of a certain sum of money due Davis,
Preston & Co. we shall, on Saturday the 18th
dayof February neAt, if fair, if not the next
fair day thereafter, proceed 10 sell, by way of
public auction, ON the premises, 10 the highest
biddpr Tnr repdy nn,,n, ac.rt.;,
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YWo Tracts Of Hand.

In said deed mentioned, lying on the waters
Of Goose Greek, one tract oontaining6 81 acres,
and the other tract containing 400 acres
The title is believed 10 be undoubted, but we
will convey such only as is vested in Us.
IlIoMAs p Sty 9ou Trustees.
JANUARY Il wtds 81
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personaA pronertN,

One Wagon and gear, & work Horses, 4 Cows
aud Y%carlins, 20 head OF Hoes, 30 head Of
sheep, a parcel of Tobacco, supposed 10 be
fourteen hundred pounds, 3 feather bcds aud
furniture, | Walnut Cupboard, | folding table,
and one dressing table, -four beadsteds, one
arm chair, and five common chairs, two
Dutch Ovens, one biscuit baker, three pots.
four pnir Of plough gear, with all the said
Drnry's plantation utensils Of every descrip-
ton. We shall convey such title as is vested
ia Us as trustees and none other.
THOMAS DAVIS, ru
THOMAS PRESTON, ''us'''''
January IL. wtds %
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A L a court held for Buckingham com
"A ~, the 9th day of December, ls22.
William Moore aud Martha his vic ~,
liam Cooke and Nancy his wife. and Sal.
Jones, heirs and distributes of Margaret Jan:!y
oe'easeo' plaintiffs,
William b. Jones, administrator of Mar
ret Jones, deceased, Thomas Jones', glate .
Jones, Robert b. Jones, John b. JONI ~
ward Lakeland, and Robert b. Lakeland ~.
infant son, John T., Hudgens, and his son WI
liam Stearling Hudgens, am infant, Elizaha,t
Jones, widow and relict of Daniel Jones. do
ceased, billiard, and sally his wife. liza.
beth Jones, Albert q. Jones, Milton Jopes
John A. Jones, and Daniel Jones, aud HEINZ
Jones, who are also heirs and Distributes IF
the said Margaret Jones decd, defendants
IN CIL4NCERY.
The defendants Thomas Jones, Blake p
Jones, Robert h. Jones, John b. Jones. JOIN.
T. Iludgens, Elizabeth Jones, widow of Dan.
lel Jones, decd, billiard, and Sally hi,
wife, Elizabeth Jones, Albert G. Jones. Mil
ton Jones, John \. Jones, Daniel Jones an,
Henry Jones, not having entered their an.
pearance, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants Of
this commonwealth, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, il is ordered. that
the said absent defendants do appear here at
March court next, and answer the plaintifs,
bill, and tI.a a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Lynchburg Press for two
months successfully, and another conv he
posted up at the front door of the courthouse
OF this county. A copy-Teste,
% w3w n. ELDRIDGE, JR. ID. c.
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Chronic Rheumatism, complicated wiM Goui
A man, aged G%lty.four years, Ola good CON
stitntion, had been habitpally affected, for five
years, with rheumatic pains shifting from the
head 10 The breast, and all the joints, aud who
had govt alternately in cueh foot, received
three applications OF the iumigaiions, from the
10Th 10 the 18th of April-lhe first OF which
produced copions perspirHtion. lie was deli
yered, Us il by mnsie, from his pains, aud the
debility Of his limbs restored
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TRACT OF LAND,

In said deed mentioned, containing 1870 acre.
be the same, more OF less, aud bounded by III
lands of William Preston, Israel NiIeman, an
NichoIas Harrison. Also, The following
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OF the prrsplration j4Dm n cold
ring the same pefiod, the SIX
body was covered with liver colo
which caused an insopportablc itehi
pains Of the head had %iucarac
rom doing any thing that re-
tenlion, he was therefore comp
handon his profession, aud ev,
his layoarite study. Five fumieat
from the fourth 10 TIE eighth of ID,
ted the pnins, removed the nncasi
scalp, and enabled bin 10 return
occupations. A month after lhi,
the cuticle Vas renewed over the
dy Isaw the paiienteight months
he still enjoyed sound health of mi
DIV.
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~kynchburg MINIS,

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portant staple, and the domestic produc.
lion (which, under cir umstances that
might arise, would be ruined by the oper>
alton OF the bill.
The bill was then reported to the Sen
ate.
Mr. Chandler, wishing 10 offer some a
mendmenls to the bill. moved to postpone
its further consideration 10 Monday nexi
This motion was lost-ayes 10, noes ~.
Mr. Chandler then, after few explain
aiory remarks, proposed an amendment'
to require the person about to export cor
dage lor the benefit of ,he drawback 10
furnish The collector oil the customs. at the
port from which the expectation IS 10 tsSe
place, with satisfactory evidence TO shew
hat ship or vessel the raw material was
imported 10, Of which the article to be ex'
ported was made, and that twas import
ed within one year then last past. =,
This amendment vas opposed by Mr.
Smith, of Nd. but before the question:
was taken,
The bill and amen ment were, on mo-
| ton of Mr. Parrott, oslponea to Thurs
day and, (sbout 3 Clock
The Senate adjourned.
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FROM RIO JANEIRO.

The following is an extract OF letter
from Rio de Janeiro, dated Novem-
Der Q,
"Not much decline has taken place
in the price of -four. as we have been
forcing off thi. article at bio to 10 so
per Dol but We cannot quote it at pre-
sent at more than IS per Dbl. Many
vessels nave arrived with flour and pro
ceeded on to River Of Plate, among O..
theirs the ship Constitution, M'Rea, of
Nor.ols, By the last letters received
hy Us from Monte Video, -four was quo
ted at Il on board, and at about the
same price in Buenos Ayres But such
quantities of this article have gone on,
that we anticipate to learn soon Of de.
cline in prices.
"OwiDg to torrents of rain which
have continued for some time, very lit
tie coffee has reached the marke'. which
is, il. consequence, at The present mo.
men,, nearly barren Of that article -
S me few lots have recently been Pur
chased at S. 500 per srroba. Sugars
remain w,.nout any alteration in price.
"Don Pedro was acclaimed Consti-
tu'ional Emperor of the Brazils with
great pomp on the twelfth u.timo: and
in consequence of an intrigue to bring
about a change in the ministry, consi-
derable alarm was excited; but all is
now quiet.'
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DIED..

On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. LucRErIA
CLEMENTS, in the 35lh year of her age,
cobsort OF capt. Robert II. Clements -
She lett this passing scene in the tnll AS
sursnce Of life and Immortality beyond the
grave, through the sutkciency OF the atone
nent Of Jesus Christ her Savior.
Addiction cannot always last;
Or tho it should remain,
Yet we each rainful moment haste,
A better world to gain
GTThe friends and acquain!ances OF
the deceased are invited to attend her fu-
neral this afternoon, at halt past three o.
clock from her late dwelling, al the cor
ner of Pitt and Prince SITS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-02
Charles County Court,
August Term, 1929

August Term, 1922.
ON application I" the JUDGES oi Charles
" County Court, by Petition 10 sat
ing, OF Zachsriah Thomas MuIphey, Of
Charles County for the beneE' OF ,ha ct
OF Assembly Tor the reliet OF lnsohtnt
Debtors, passed at November session
1905 and the several supplements ,h' ,cto,
on The terms mentioned therein, sehtd-
u!e OF bis property and Inst of creditors.
on GA ib, SO lar as he can ASCERTAIN them,
being annexed to his petition aud he.ng
satisfied by competent testimony, that the
said Zacbariah Thamss Murphey, has ,e-
sided tno years immediately preceding
the time of his application, in tie STATE Of
Maryland, and being also iat SIZED iLai the
said ZacbaIiah Thomas H?urpkey, IS in
actual confinement, ter debt and 'oT DO
other cause, ana the said LdclaIiah Thorn
as Murpbey, having entered INTO tund,
with sufficient security tor his eisCDal
appearance in Charles County Court, 10
answer such allegations as his creGrors
may make against him.---lt is Therefore
ordered and adjudged, tina, TIE said lie.
chariah Thuma. Mu.phey. I e d!schaig.a
from Imprisonment. and that by causing :.
copy OF this order to lie inserted in some
one OF the newspapers eIlet IN the Dis
trict OF Columbia, OEce a week for two
months excessively, before the third
Monday OF March next. he give notice 10
ms creditors 10 appear before the sahi
court, al Port Tobacco, in the said coun.
iy, on the said third Monday in March
next, for the purpose of Recommending a
trustee for their benefit, and TO siew cause.
it any they have, why line said ZacbarIai
Thomas Murrhey should not have the ben.
eft o. the several iDsolvenl laws Of bis
state as prayed. Test
q JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
jan9 2m
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TURKS AND GREEKS.
English extract from Smyrna. Oct

Easl,sh er!raet from Smyrna. Oct ts.
. All apprehension Of Russian war
for The present appears to be past. The
approaching congress at Verona, at which
lord Straogiord attends, is looked forward
10 with great interest. The hmportan,
question, shall we help the Greeks or not?
will be then discussed tor the sake OF
humanity We must say yes. Our own self
interest. IN a commercial way, would on
the other hand dictate negative.
The Turkish army upon the Morea
is said to be totally Destroyed. The
Greeks will at any rate be able to hold
out gill the spring.
"The two fleets remain very inactive,
and tor sometime we have heard nothing
trom them,
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necessary to command in active service the
vessels OF war at this time belonging to tine
Navy. =.
flo calling these resolves up, MIR
disclsimed any intention to debate them,
desiring, as far as he was concerned, that
a silent vote should be taken on them
No debate arose OH the resolutions, and
they were decided upon as follows:
The 6rst-carried without division.
The serond-carried, IS TO 80.
The third-carried, 70 to 80
The tourlh-csIied without division.
The filth carried, without opposition.
So the whole FIVE were agreed 10.
On motion of Mr.. Floyd, il was
Ke.olred, That the committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads be instructed 10 inquire
into the cxped;ency of establishing post route
from Giles Court House by Charles Dingess,
Samuel Packs, and Shomate's, the Falls oil
Curapdote. to Barboursville. in Cabeli Coun.
ty, Virginia.
On motion of Mr. Cooke. the report OF
committee. at the last session, on the sub
iect of the loans of powder and lead made
TO persons by officers of The government,
was ordered TO be printed:
On motion of Mr. Cook, II was
Resotped, That the Committee on the post
Office and post roads he instructed to inquire
into the expediencv OF establishing post route
from Shawnectou n 70 Hamilton Court House,
in the state of Illinois.
The Speaker laid before the House the
follow ing documents -,
A letter from the Comptroller oil the
Treasury, transmitting list OF accounts,
which have remained unsettled tor three
years prior to the 3oth Of September, 1899;
A list of such officers as have failed 10 set
lie their accounts within the year. or have
balances unsccounted tor, advanced one
year prior to the 3oth oil Sept. 1922; and
an abstract Of moneys prior to The 81 OF
March, 1909, on the books Of the late Ac
countant OF the War Department. d which
have remained 10 be accounted tor or the
books of the Sd Auditor of The Treasury,
on The 3o,h of September 1892.
LOrS IN PEORl VILLAGE.
The house then, according to the order
OF the day, resolved itself into commit
lee OF the whole. Mr. Condict in the Chair
on tie bin to confirm certain claims 10 lots
in the village OF Peoria, IN the state OF IL
inois.
After considerable debate the question
was finally taken and decided as follows
For striking ou, the ensciing clause, So;
against striking it out, 81
SO The bill was rejected, ~ majority
of two votes Aud then
The House adjourned.
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To The Ereeholders of Loudoun and Fair.

far.
Mr. FITzHUGH's term OF service IN the
Stale Senate will expire at the close OF It's
next session, and as he has declined re-
election. | am induced to offer myself as
candidate 10 represent you in that branch
Of our Legislature An extensive person
al acquain ance IN Loudoun and Fairfax,
formed during long resId. nee in each, a
promise of cordial support from many
freehoders, and wish to be bonored with
The confidence of my fellow citizens, are
the reasons winch have urged me TO ask
your sutrages at the approaching cleo
lion WIN NJ. MCCARTHY.
Leesburg, Nov. 76, 1899.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Steam Boat Hotel Reading Room,}
Norfolk, Dec. 80, 10, Am {
.4rrized-Brig Hyperion. Weeks, Alex.
andria, 8 days; in balIas,-came down
the Bay ~ company with brig America.
Peterson, bound 10 Amsterdam, which
proceeded ~ sea.
10 Hampton Roads-schr Name. Enc.
~, Turks Island, Is days; with Coffee Il
Salt, 10 master. On Saturday last of
Cape Charles, spoke brig Cuba, -, [of
Bait. from Demerara, bound 10 N. York
LED at Turks island. brig Borr.Il, Pas.
topius, (of Pbilad. for Trinidad &c Cuba,
next day.
The scbr Susan, Navy, from Alexandra,
and last from Old Point, bound TO BaIii-
more, got aground yesterday, in going
down--wInd very ligbt-she remains in
the same situation this morning.
The brig Richmond, Webb, DIS. from
Boston, bound to Richmond, passed tbro'
Hampton Roads this morning.
Yours, &c.
SHIELDS, ASHBURN & Co.
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CITIZENS
Post 80 Coach.
Passengers Take Notice.

6SSCftScFS Iuho s'o""''
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT,
For Washington and Ge:getown, commea-
eng lst January, 1898.
The coach will leave The Stage Ofice,
adjoining the City Hotel every u:ornng at
2O'clock. Tor
WASHINGTON md GEO2GETOW.f.
RETURNING,
Will leave the Union Tavern in Geo:
Town at 9 o'clock 10 the morning, ana
will call al O'NeaI's, Strcther's, snd at the
Stage Office, adjoining Browns Hotel, on
The way 10 Alexandra: FARE Dollar.
Jsne
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A Teacher Wanted

4 person we'll qualified to teach the Ian
"A guages is wanted m private family
in Virginia. Application to be made to
the editor Of the AIex'a Gazette.
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1--WE remain quite tranquil in Smyrna.
No murders OF consequence takss place,
and we every day gain more confidence /;
anG trust tae horrors OF this revolution
are over"
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,MHRRTED.

On Thursday the Goth ult by the Rev
James Reid, Mr.. Henry Lloydto Miss Eli
"a Smothermond, both Of Fairfax county
Virginia.
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New York. Dec. 80 -Comtnodore For
ter ba. purchased, tor government, the
Steamboat En,erprIze and the ship Zodi-
&C, of this port They are 10 be employ
cd in The expedition fitting out against the
pirates of Cuba. The former draws only
about three or four feet of water, and Is
admirably calculated 20 ferret out the pi-
rates which infest The shores Of that island.
[Gaz.
NoRFoLK, Dec. 2S.-We have the
pleasure to state, that Lieutenants Law
renee Kearney, William fl. Watson.
Charles w Skinner, and Samuel Hen
ley, ave amoag the officers appointed to
command in the squadron OF small
schuoners, now lifting ont at the navy
yard, Gosport, and destined to intiict a
signal cha stisement on the pirates in the
Gulf Of Mexico and the w. India sea S
the whole to be under the orders OF
Com. Porter. We have not heard
the nance Of any others of the officers
appointed to the command Of these
schooners.
4 letter to Mr.. Topliff, dated Lima,
Sept. eth. mentions that gen. San Mar
tin had returned to that place from
Guayaquil, 10 the brig Macedonian, to
The surprise If the inhabitants, who
expected never to see him again. He
was saluted BY the British aud French
frigates. but commodore Stewart, in the
Franklin declined saIuting him, Adj
miral Blsnco arrived there with the
yensanzer frigate and several trans.
ports, bringing troops obtained by gen.
San Martin from Bolivar at Guayaquil.
1t was reported that the patriots would
march towards africa on the 18th
Great confusion prevailed at Lima. -
Commodore Stewart would not permit
the oiIieers there to visi. his ship. The
British f,igate Doris had left Caliso for
Valparaiso leaving behind the British
chip Aurora. There was also there, the
French friga'e Ciorinde The whale
ship Barclay left on the 5th-AdmiraI
Blaneo had there two patriot frigates
in veyy bad order. The Macedonian
was net given up. though it was said
Commodore Stewart had demanded her.
The commodore, would probably re.
main there some time longer. Flour
was sellins at SIS and 60 dollars.
boston Daily Aduertiser.
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BANK OF THE U. STATES.

BANK Or HE Q. IN F.o.
The following gentlemen have been APP.
pointed, by the President Of the United
States. with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, 10 he the Governmental Directors
OF the Bank, for the ensuing year. viz:
Nicholas Biddie, of Philadelphi /; John
Connolly, of do. Henry Eckford, OF n.
I.ork E. J Dupont, OF Delaware John
MeKm, OF Baltimore. lBalt. Amer.
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;a MARINE LIST, -
PORT or .ALEY.4 NDRIA
COPIED FROM TIE READ.NG-ROoM BOOKS

ARRIvED-DEc. 81.
Scbr. Mary Spear, Perry, Thomaston;
lime to J. II. Laid e. Co.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk;
with passengers.
Il WEDNESDAY. JAN. mo Arrivals.
sArLED-Drc. 81.
Schr. Hiram, Gibbs, Gibraltar.
Sch. Mary s. Polly, Eldrlge, Boston.
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