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;. Bedford !ferci cOur.s isa3
samuel Hancock and Mile. II

bsajOTd Acrd Cotr.. fs29
samuel Hancock and Miles Hor.,.r
against complainant.
ander Irvine, ''s'r', and Ale
~, IN CHaNcERF. 1"''s.
Tue. me ceiendant Moses Worster, No, h,..
entered his appearance accor,line r. = ha'irs
assembly and the rules of this ,onti ai u
aplsanng 10 The satisfaction of the com @', -
II l. 10, an snllabl'an, OF this colnmonwsg ma
on the fourth Monday in June me-, ifeaf hert
swer the compiainanis bill md H., ahd an
o. o. ms order be forthwith pnblished copy
'rg,nIan, Tor two months sueccssi, 1 70 Tie
published at The front door of the coa,;y aud
OF SAID county, for two several CONF boise
copy-teste, u'!s
j. STEPTOE. c
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The following Slaves.

Starting, Phoebe, sukey, Judy, Andrew, Hec.
tor Celia, Ben and Maria. Also, one Hose
sundry Stock, Furniture, &c as described IN
Sald deed, deed; The sale will lake place al the
dwelling house OF said Rives, adj Joining the
meadows tract, and such title only as Is
chaser. DAVIn n Cr 'aI I'o'-
May % ID .,.is
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MARSHAA'S SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the superior
court of chancery for the Lynchbure dis
,rlct, pronounced on the 18th day of May,
1899, between Thomas Crews, William Bry-
die, Nancy McCredie and Betsy Brydie, plain
i'iiS and William Long and Betsy his wife,
John Ellis, Richard Ellis, Thomas Aldridge,
George Myers, James S. Pendleton, William
Mann and John Myers q Co. defendants, The
Undersigned, marshal of the said court, will, ON
wednesday the nth day of June, 1923, pro-
coed TO sell, by way of public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following real and
personal property, 10 wit:
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NOUSE and X.Ov,
aune g..
Notice..

WE Subscriber having been appointed
y commissioner to take dispositions in
suits depending in the superior court of chan
Gerry for the Lynchhurg district, will give
prompt attention TO all applications for his SER
vices in that capacity. G.. WARD.
June 3. 81 st
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Notice is hereby given,


W the stockholders in the Roanoke
Il Navigation Company, that nj the various
meetings of the President and Directors of
said company, the following acquisitions were
made OIL said stockholders, as set forth in the
subloined authentic statement, and withw hieh
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re-
quested TO comply.
ROCK LANDING, N. C.
OEee Qfthe Roanoke Acc,gotion Compenu.
Resoirtd, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested 10 pay TO the Treasurer, at Halifax.
N, {, on the 18th February next, ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held, in
addition to the 10 per cent. payable hereto.
tore. '-(Ihe dboce requisitiOn The 18Th Deem.
Der, 1919
Ordered, That the stockholders paw into
the treasury on the 10th day of December
next, fifteen dollars on each share by them
hcid respectively, in addition to the install
ment now dne."-( Passed 2Sih October, 1878.
= Resolved, That ten dollars on each share
OF stock be caliedin on the LIST day of Septem.
Der next "--( Passed 25th .Mareh, 1872
:" Ordered, That 10 per cent on each share
OF stock be paid to the Treasurer on the LIST
DAY OF February next, being the 9th requisi-
ton - Passed 28h October, 1872
Ordered, That the stockholders in the
hoanoke Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the ist day of January next, ten dollars on
each share held by them respectively ."-(Pas.
sed 25th October, 1920
Ordered, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required TO pay into the Treasury
on me LIST dayef February next, the sum of
-El9lI dAlllars On MI .Inn a
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twenty DOLLARS Reward,

IGOR experimenting and securing, that
l. obtain possession ofthcm again, negro
man, JAMES, between 33 and 36 years of age,
dark compile xion, bow legged, stupid coun-
tenance, and particularly so when into xicated;
and negro woman, SARAH, and child at
the breast the neither is about 30 years old,
tall, likely and uctiye. These negroes pur-
chased of MIR, Micaiah Camden, of Amherst
county, in the month of November last, TO
which neighborhood, it is presumed, they will
return. They absconded on the 18th inst from
my residence in Salem, Botetourt county, Va
The above reward will be given if they are
taken up out of this county, and ten dollars If
pithin il. W. c. BOWER
May 80. WITS AZ
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MARYLAND Stale LOtter!'
No. IL.
.oaooo DOLL. lRs--lllGIIEsT PRiLE.
SCHEME.

e,,A,u Ticket IT 10 dollars, s250lon
The prizes only te be drawn, by which ar
Management the scheme will be completed in
Twenty DRaWLsGS.--oneP rise oi o'ooo
dollars will be deposited IN the wheel alter
the fourth drawing Que prize oi slo,"oo
niter the twelfth drawing the 2o,ooo ailef
the fifteenth and the sloo,Oo0 prize wifl oe
deposited IN tue wheel on the nineteenth
drawing.
Pnzcs suhjec, e n deduction Of Eileen per
cent. payable sisty days after The compieuon
OF the drawing. Tie oiher prizes TO lee Hoai.
ing IRON the commencement OF tbc deas'ng
J l. HAWKINS, !
~ +. WILLIAMS, Commissioners
j. b. RlSGGoLD,
All orders for tickets II lett or directed to the
Lucky Office Of
S a. NJ ALLEN Il co,
No 76s, Market 81. Richmond,
Will be dnly attended to, aud my Information
given with pleasure.
Whole Tickets sac Quarters 90
Halves Eighihs Do
TT The CASH will be paid nj sight for all
prizes oedersdby ALLkNs %
April Is. OIL ~
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CoHEN's OFFICE. }

GDHENS OFFICE,
baltimore, May Ii, 1929
Official list of the first days druwing of the
Washington document Lottery,
9th class, now drawing inthe City Of Baltimore,
alnder the snperinte enhance of the Commission.
es appointed by the Governor and Council
No.54o2 prize OF 3 1000
'i722 6746)
'2762 6l22 prizes OF 100
1913
'62o7 1929 5000 prizes Of 80
II prizes of & 2o, aud 27l OF Z 10 each
.aN marked sold a. C0HEN'S OFFICE,
soiere TIE cash can be had for The prises the
moment they are drapa.
The great capitals OF 10000, Q Of 10000, 3
OF 1850, &c. are still undrawa,
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters 80 80
Halves 6 Eightbs D,
10 be had Warranted undrawn) in the great.
est variety nj ms M
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Neal & Personal Propertv

10 wit One TRACT OF LAND, 10 Roc.
'nsham county, lying on MarrowIone rnaa
ADJOINING the lands of Jesse HARRIS, John
fr'ce' ana others, containing one hundred a.
creS--one other TRACT OF LAND IN "a. a,
county, lying on Smiths river, adioini,a ,pa
lands OF Robert Broadnax, and otLcrs a"a
containing two hundred acres-oue o,baa
TRACT, in said county, lying in the NeaJows
adjoining the lands of George d. NinsIon
George lizard, aud Others, and con,aning t,r,,
hundred and fifty acres--one LOT, No E ~,
Henry street, in the town of Leaksyill. or
No97, LOT No. l06, ffty-fve feet nart a.
Lol No, Al, siAty-six feet part of Lon No I
thlr1y-three feet part of LOT No :, wbich
said lots lie ia the said town Of LeaksvilIe
-Alsn - AS"hSfhits
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Trust Sale.

Rf virtue of a deed of trust, execu,o,
- ny Nathaniel Rives 10 Rice Garland Nv,
the subscriber, bearing date the p5tL da" a''
February, 1920, and of record in RockinoIIa VI
county, North Carolina, and for the n,r S""n
in said deed named, shall, on he ps,il o S'
Of J"ne neat, proceed To sell to the List uag
bidder, at public auction, for ready ,n ,Snes'
The follo,yiuo MoheY,
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Notice.
May O..

Notice.
DY virtue of deed of trust executed by
- Mary Roberts, to the subscribers, on the
2ith DAY of March, 1893, and duly recorded in
the clerks Office of Campbeli county, for the
purpose of securing certain debt due Elisha
l.. HundIey y Co. we shall, on f'riuay the 1871
ddy Qt Juue neTt, proceed to SELL at Hat creek
meeting-house, by way Of public auction, for
ready money,
ONE IRaCT OF LAND,
lying on the waters of Hat creek, containing
ll9 acres, more or less, adjoining the lands OF
Robert Il. Roper, Abraham Hanks, Edwin
Matthews, Jesse Rice, Paulett Clark, James
Ii. Evans and Thcmas Howard.--Aso,
The following Negro Slaves,
TO wit Kit, Sam, Windsor, Harry, Ben, Pol.
ly, Charity, Lucy, Creacy, keziah, Louisa
and Martha, and their increase, or so murh as
will satisfy the debt and cost above mentiun
ed, together with the interest thereon accrued
and to accrue. We will convey such title as
is vested in us as trustees.
DAVID MARSHALL, IT,
PHILIP GIBBS, rus'eeS'
May Of. ltw2w- ga
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May so
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
A NOBLE ACTION.

When MIR. daeresdv was perfor ming
"the Birmingham theatre. he had an
OPPORTUNITY of displaying his courage
ana humanity, worthy Of being record
60 10 his honor: he had left the house
aver the tragedy Of Hamlet, in which
"e mad deiinested with his accustomed
SO."'y the romantic and pbilosophic
rf'nee, and was proceeding on foot to
MS lodgings in the suburbs, when he
approaches small cottage in flames.
''''Ounded oy a eoneourse Of people, as
usual; eager TO look on and 10th 10 as
,''' The flames we're bursting out Of
,u' 'front.' door, and cry of distress was
"sara from within; ne instantly threw
VI MS coat. Wsistcost, and hat. and
".'h The agility of harlequen sp; ang
"'0 the parlour window FROM whence
"e soon issued with an infant IN hi.
sI'sp the flames had caugh, Ais clo,he,
- "'e"' however, were soou ex ihgui.a
~ ana the infant received by the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
DIED.,

Yesterday morning al 8 o'clock, Lydia
Ann NH only daughter Of Mr.. Thorn
White, allie. short IlineIs, aged about
6 years.
The friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend her funeral this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, from The residence Of her
father on ST Asaph Street.
Al bis residence in Charles county, Ma
ryland, George NJ. Beroy, on the 9Th inst.
after short but severe illness, in the 55lh
year OF his age. Throughout his whole
life he enjoyed the public confidence and
esteem; an no person, il is believed, had
warmer friends and fewer enemies: pos.
sessing a mind highly cultivated; manners
mild and conclliatlng: heart overHowing
with kindness. gratitude and good will TO.
wards his fellow ciea ures; his death will
leave a breach in me circle OF his friends
and acquainiances, long to he ielt aud de-
plored. He has left truly amiable wife,
and three young children. which he had
not the qualification to live long enough to
see them brought forward with the pros.
pee, OF their maintaining thu integrity and
responsibility, which he has Ieii in MS ex-
ample. Communicated.
At MoorGeld, Fairfax county, Virginia.
on Tuesday night last, Mrs. Susannah
Moore, consort of Mr.. Asbaddie Moore, IN
the Saith year of her age. In her several
relations as laughter, wife, and mother,
she was exemplary. She has lief, an affec-
tioha,e husband and FIVE small children 10
deplore their irreparable loss. ICON.
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speechiess mother IN agony no words
can describe. The hat, coat. and waist
coat, OF the adventurous hero were gone,
and ne darted through the crowd as he
was towards his lodgings. The papers
teamed with this exploit, but no ono
could tell the name Vt him who had 50
CALAMITY ventured his life, and pecuni-
airy reward of considerable amount was
offered to the unknown by q commit
tee of gentlemen. Mr. Macready, like
other benevolent men, now iourd his
sweetest reward In cOncealment, and
he testimony of an approving con.
science; but circumstance occurred
which brought him forward against
himself; fellow was apprehended sell.
ing a handsome coat, in the sleeve Of
which was written Mr.. Macready's
name, he was sent for by the Police Ma.
gistrates, and identified the coat stolen
from him at the lire. The papers now
lauded his modes,y more than hi. in.
trepidity. and the thunders of applause
that greeted him Old his first appearance
at the theatre, must have been the most
gratifying tribute to a feeling heart
MIR. Ms goodness did net stop here. his
benefit took place shortly alter, and it
was complete bumper; 40 received in
an anonymous letter a bank note for
ten pounds, as a tribute to his human.
ity aud courage in rescuins the Gotta.
gers child from the flames" for 60 the
writer expressed himself Mr.. Mac
ready Instantly called upon the unfor,
tunate couple, VINO had lost their all 10
the flames, and presented them with
that sum. saying-"he had been only
the mean instrument in the hand OF
God in procuring it for them he also
promised TO assist the infant as it adj
Vanced in years, and we have no doubt
that lie will fulfill his word.
lSOathdmpton Chronicle,
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Marshal's Sale.

NILL be sold on the premises. by the
w Marshal, for cash. on n ednssdov,
The 99fh day of October merit, a; I9 c'rlcck.
all The right, title and interest OF Nj WI.
liam Herbert in and TO the follow iug lot Of
ground. adjoining The town OF Aexsrd, IA:
Beginning al the intersection OF Wesr and
OroDOko streets; running NORTH with Wes
street to Montgomery street; theme = VIZ.
to the northeast corner of Peter 8 te,ron,s
lot; thence south with SAID lot 70 G reno.
ko-street; thence with said s. ,..,,o The
beginning; containing ten &C. req, 1ore OK
less--SUId 10 satisfy IN pxe' n,icn in favor
OF the Bank OF The United Sat-.
D. MIkC R ID II
For T. RIN,,C III ~.
sept 25 100
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Duck. &c,
THIS day landing from brig Medlord,
Il JAG" Crvine Ion MASTER
100 bolts superior quality Russiasduck
so pieces Russia sheeting
60 do heavy Ravens duck
g bags good ST Doning coffee
For sale by
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
Who hare IN Store, for sale,
100 bolts Of lst s. Cd quail. Russia duck
80 pieces Ravens do
800 10 Russia sheeiingi
BOO do broad DIAPERS
Is tons St. Petersburg hemp
% casks Russia tsllow
IS bales do feathers
5 do do quilts, Cont'g 10000
2tons American cordage
80 hhds lst quail. ST, Croix sugar
20 bags 81. Domingo coffee
SO do Suma,ra pepper
90 pipes brandy-a part Seignett's
brand, Of superior quality
10 puncheons Alb proof Jam. Rum, old
Holland gin
80 hhds molssses
5pipes Sicily Madeira
go go Ssii ae,f s,ss s,,k. F., WINE.
5pipes London particular Madeira do
10 quarter casks Tenerife do
of superior quality
400 casks cut nails. assorted sizes
oct4 #
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Sec, 70 destroy the inclination in the
Europeans, 10 the Constitutional
cause In the Island of Cuba The fio-
~ Alliance cpuid pot, in their infer nal
dreams FOR the subjugstion of freedom,
have conceived happier scheme to ID.
crease their votaries. The fear of an.
sreny, joined TO old prejudices confirms
these Europeans in tneir attachment to
despotism.
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District of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, set:
DOBERT STOTT has applied to the
N honorable William Crancb, Chief
Judge OF the United States circuit court
of the District OF Columbia TO be diseharg-
ed from imprisonment, under The act tor
the reliet of insclvent debtors within The
District of Columbia, on the second We'd
nesday 10 October al 9o'cIock, 4 h al
the Court House in Alexandra. when and
where his creditors are required TO attend.
oct 2--3t EDM [ LEE C. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
On Tuesday, at 10 A Nj

Will be sold al ia. autiior store. va.
rieiy Of goods, among which an sup.
clock, household snd kitchen furniture. be.
longing to ,h. estate oI Aistbers, dec ID.
ALSO, furniture OF every description,
such as beds, sidebOards. chairs, bureaux,
&c. &c. Also, 5 bags coffee, Co Mules, &c.
Also, a lew lots, handsome assorted tea
SETS, &c. &c. ALSO, 10 pieces saitinets,
cloths, DC. silver spoons, Iadle, watch, DC.
Also, 8 bbls piurnto, 5 bbls whrsksy.
oct4 S. A. MAkSIkLlEk. auct,
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Mr.. SnOwden:

SlR,-Through he medium OF your pa.
~ per- wish TO give the public an idea
OF the integrity OF man (passing for gen.
tleman) by the name of A. q BONNER.
10 do so, ! will acquaint you with the
circumstances attending our transactions.
| sent two of my children TO bin as scho-
lars-on The other hand, be eng aged me
TO do his work in my hue of business A
short Sine before be removed from town,
he called on me Tor my bill, without rem.
dering his. ! gave it him, but heard no.
thing further from j, whilst he remained
Alter some months he returned, called 90
me. and sand, fin presence of Mr. lsaacs.
whose affidavit you have below on COM
pairing our a. counts he found himself tri.
fe IN my debt; but was ia want OF some
new clothes, and II wnuln make them
should have my money IN 3. weeks. |
accordingly made them, and ent than 10
him. lie lett town without calling on me.
In short time received a poll letter.
dated Warrenton 9TH May, stating re.
gret al having been compelled 10 ave
town without seeing me, but would retu
in few weeks, and his first attention
should be 10 settle our accounts He came
in town about three or four weeks since
! called on him, and presented nv bill
he said he would certainly pay me the next
week, which he did not do On the 92d
of September sent him note, stating. if
he did not discharge the bill by the Isl of
October, | would advertise il for sale.
have not seen him since. In few DAYS
received the following anonymous letter,
for the author of which leave the public
20 conjecture
alexandria, s4th Sept.
"SlR: A particular regard for your safe
ty, and the IDnOcency OF my friend. induce
me to make you this con munication. Your
life is in danger You have an enemy;
deadly enemy. whose malgniy is as deep
and black as hell or death. He IS, how.
ever, my friend. Be upon your guard,
Burn this note; bot do not forget its con-
tents. II you give any publicity to this,
you will convert a lriend into an enemy.
"A eau fION."
A few days ago wrote TO him. il he did
mol come forward and discharge the bill,
! would certainly put my 'hrea. 10 execu.
ton; in answer 10 which received the
following, without heading or date;
Where is your insolence TO stop, you
contemplate puppy?-Your insieniticance
IS your asylum-> GU are even beneath the
dignity OF the horse whip. tell you again,
you pititul reptile, | do no, oacs you cent
have just made cot your account. and you
are in my debt. Let me have no more q
the sinking illusions of your addle brairs
Your epistle OF this morning, | will return:
and il there be any redress in the OF
this country Tor such oalumnies, any pro-
lection against the ISLANDERS and detamations
OF such puppies as you, ! will find it.
You shall establish the epltbets you have
used, or lose your ears.
"a, G. BONNER"
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Election.

NOTICE is hereby given the stock
Y holders OF the Bank OF Potomac, tina I
90 election will be held in the Town Hall,
IN 10 to 8 o'clock, tor thirteen directors
Oh Monday. the Sd OF November next.
oct 4 1swte G. PAGE, Cashier.
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ON, MONDAY. 18th INST.

h,, Al IL NJ will be sold on The pre-
htt misses, ID. II k8hf and rsme
4sss warehouse Vi rI- late Isaac Etlwi-
1.&, sic, decd, situated on 1t. south
side Of Wolf street. leeiIbirg Oh v o., 81.
20 It: east OF Potomac Stand, anG ruLB,ng
on said street l62 ieet, and zion W. ST.
sOt tn, parallel With the sireau 81 lee 81
inches. he wharf is substantially bu,lt,
and nov IN good order, and has .Lf. ,i-nt
depth Of wafer iul any class OF v.ss. Is IT, at
can ascend the folcnsC. Tenn. liberal
aud mede kDorh 81 ih, TIM. It safe.
JAMES kN1 WHSLE, aomr.
S. A. MAkSTELLER, auc.
bcf
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Ien-Dlate StuleS.

nN SAL lkDAY. the 4th OF October,
~ al 8 O'Clock +. NJ will b. sold at
auction, nn asbUeion>slreer, neal the
Mayer ofice,s number OF ten plate stoves,
The property Of The late Jam. "A Iison,dec.
Also, one mahogany bureau and took-
case, one DO beds'ead, the property o. The
late Elizs DuIany, deed. :.
e. In consequence Of thes
Genera muster taking place OIL SsiLi1sy
next, the above sale IS postponed to MON.
DAY, at the same hour and place.
ISAAC ROBINS. adm,
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Pepper, Cloves, &c.

EOHN n. LADD & Co. have received
- per brig Medfotd and offer for sale
25 bags pepper
2 barrels cloves
10 barrels coffee
20 barrels LOAF sugar
Also, just rece,ued from PHILADELPHIA,
100 len catty boxes imperial lea
oct a tf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
- MARINE LIST, sxsA
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED, Ger. 2.
Schr. TWIN hrolners. Baker, Baltimore;
freight to different merchants.
Brig Mediocre. Covington. Boston; Rus
STA goods and .alt to Win Fowle y Co.
Sloop Constitution, B'snop. fhllsd el
phia; full freight to merchants OF ID. dis
trict.
SAILED.
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkins, Norfolk
SAILED, Der 8.
Brig Reindeer, Gray, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
Police Notice.

PUIICE NOtICc.
Fg>HE following section Of law OF the
7 Cooperation, is published for The in
formation and government of the People OF
Color. passed Goth of January, 1890.
SECTION Sd The meetings of the peo.
ple of color, for amy purpose, are no, 10 be
permitted 10 continue longer than ten o
clock at night: they are to be dispersed at
tina, hour by the Wa'ch-and If they do
moi then dispense. they are to be treated
as suspicious characters are herein before
directed to be treated"
The above law will be strictly enforced
alter The. roth OF October next.
By order of the Mayor.
WIN DAVIS Captain of The Watch.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
Office.

Notice.
Fire Insurance Company Of alexandria.
H\HE stockholders in this institution,
Il are hereby notified that an Election
for twelve directors 10 serve for The ensu-
ing year. will be held at this office, on the
FIRST MONDAY. being the third day of No
MEMBER NExT. from the hour OF ten, in the
morning. till two O'Clock, in the afternoon.
The transfer book will he closed from
Tuesday, the 98tb Oct. at z O'clock, until
the election is over.
J. b. NICHOLS, sec.
ct4 law3t&eo
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Public Sale

FuDt.c Sale.
~ BY y,r' ue Of a d4 ed Of trust. TO
/" the SUBJ .crib'1r iron John ! snbsm
ies he viii Expose At public sale. for
H. -. .vo Louise and Iot OF ground in
Ut" ~. 49," ~ f.pxsndria, situated On the
m". .a s, e OF Prince-street, and to The east.
IHn VI IA .rick-street, and running north
go. NV ,s'' % Is feet alley; thence east
s .iy 80 iee'. thence sou,l wardiy 100
&c 20 Pr'nce-street, thence % Prince st.
~ ieet TO rbe beginning Sufject 10 an
Annual rent of 80 dollars. Sale 10 take
place at II A. NJ on H,dnesdnp. The s9d
October next. THOMAS SANFORD.
Trustee.
sept 70 2sw3wGs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
Notice.

Notice.
I WILL hereafter collect money on all
bonds, bills, notes and accounts, in the
Counties OF Prince Wil,au and Fairfax, in
Wig 'nia, and in the county ot Alexandra
il Tie District al Co'nu bia. for the taxable
fees and commission OF FIVE per cenluA,.
so that the Whole .1penoe of the plaintiff
ia any SUIT, will be the commission.
sept IS IT. ". HEWITT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
" hiskey.

NJ lNETEEN hogsbeads whiskey, now
~ landing from schr. Twin Brothers,
for sale by JOHN II, LADD T. Co.
oct 2