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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
farm for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell, on low and &C,
l. commoda.ng terms,

ME subscriber will sell, on low and ac>
l. commoda:lng terms,
A Valuable Tract Of Land,
in the county Of Prince William, Virginia:
containing 1890 acres, including l4U Of
marsh. This tract binds on The Potomac Ti-
yer, Neabsco T. Pow ellis creeks. which in,
close it on three sides, and renders fencing
unnecessary 10 considerable extent; is
distan! from Washington City, by land, a.
bout sS miles, and rather more by water;
ia lively soil; and about 200 across are
creek and river bottom: more than one
hall is in wood, great part OF which is
heavy timber, and would itself. under. pro.
pre- management, nearly pay for the land.
The marsh land. in its present condition,
is capable Of supporting an immense num-
Der OF cattle, and great part OF il might
be drained at An expense iDconsiderable
when compared with its value when DRAM
ed, There is also on the premises
I'M ercellent Herring Fishery,
which is valuable, both as fishery and Tor
the vast quantity of manure which it an.
nually affords. The tract may be conve-
nienty divided into three farms of coo
acres each, and may be viewed at any
time, by applying to the subscriber, resi-
ding on the premises.
Land in the upper country, Of good
quality, will be taken in exchange
aug 23--Im ALFRED LEE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1923.


OneH,lndred Thousand Dolls.
is still undrawn 10 The
Grand State Lottery
OF Maryland; besides the other brilliant
capitals OF DEC, 900. 10000, 1000. 5000.
5000, aud very large number of looo's.
This splendid lottery is upwards OF one
third over, and there remain
Only 10 more Drawings
to complete the scbene.-The tickets
still continue in INCREASING demand-the
state Of the wheel being highly favorable,
and offers the most splendid prospects to
adventures rhe ORA WING will be
continued again next week as usual.
Ticket at Dis may produce Dl00, 900
Hall at 7 80 may produce $4,000
Quarter at 3 IS may produce $4,000
Eighth 81 may produce IL 500
Tickets and shares, warranted undrawn
to be bad at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-06
Land to Rent.

tNHE subscriber wishing 10 live less
Il irksome life, by relieving himself of
some Of bis temporal cares, is DESTROYS to
farm out. or let on rent, for one or more
years, the
Plantation or Farm,
on which be now resides, either with or
without The stock & hands, as may be deslr'
able.-To good and careful tenant, the
terms would be advantageous Or, with
a view to effect the same object. would
engage as Manager or Overseer. s,ea-
dy and industrious man OF sober habits, ca.
pabIe OF taking the entire direction and
management OF bis agricult ursl concerns.
Persons wishing to engage in either way,
will please TO make application to the sub
scriber, Charles county. Maryland, about
Eve miles below PIscalaway.
august 2 PHILIP FORD.
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Fall Goods.

THE subscribers have landing from Lii
Il verpool per the Boston and Freder.
lex, large sto,k of GOODS particularly
selected for the present and approaching
season. We daily expect further sup.
ply, comprehending as complete an as
SOrlmenl OF
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Silk, Cotton G. Wooden Dyer.

Silk, Cotton & Wooden Dyer.
II E has lately commenced the above
IL business in The town Of Alexandria,
he dyes Canton Grapes, Silk Dresses, and
all kinds OF merchdnlabIe goods, as i'm.
ported Ladies' Dresses dyed and finish
ed in the neatest manner 10 any shade or
pattern; Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel
secured and finished in the neatest man.
ner.
N. B. The said Woodwork will per.
form according to the bill, as he j. univer'
sally known in the City OF Washing ton
and in Alexandra to be competent OF his
profession, il is unnecessary 10 Halter the
public, as be 10 well known.
J. WOODWORTH,
Pitt street, opposite Mr.. Su'er.'s Coach &
aug 81 Harness making shop.
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Plantation, or Farm,

Apple Brandy, Molasses, &c.
E hha, Baltimore whiskey Of good
80 barrels quality
90 apple brandy
s hhds E. |. molasses, suitable for re-
failing
10 hall chests gunpowder tea OF approx
ed quality, now landing from the schooner
Mary Ann Jane and sloop Armada, tor sale
bv SAMUEL MESSERSMlIH.
IN STORE,
Porto Rico sugar at low price. July .
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G.. & |. p. Thompson

.Among them are
Imperial Saxony cloths and cassimeres
Fine and superfne do
Do do double milled drabs
Do do peIisse cloths, most
fashionable coiors
Do do CASHMERE shawls, with
fancy chintz borders
Do do blue, mkt and drab
plains
Devonshire kerseys and twilled fear.
noughts
White, red, yellow and green fannels
Booking and draperv BaIzes
and 81 point blankets
Rose do in trusses, assorted from 8-4 TO
1874
Fancy silk striped and figured Valentia
yesting
Do swansdown do
Black and colorsd, plain s. figured bonn
Blue T. brown camlets & Tartan plaids
9-8 and GA cambria muslins
Al s'ou' power loom sbirtings, &c &c.
aug % Il
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Eur Aust, rdan ,

sept 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02
Fifty dollars Reward.

E'OR experimenting and securing him in
II jail, so that get him again, if taken out
of the State. or twenty dollars il taken in tLe
State. JACK HABRISS, a free negro, raised
in the county of Bedford, State of Virginia.
hold his indentnres, dated the 2sth October
i793--said Jack Harriss was sold by order Of
Buckingham court, to pay jail fees, was pur-
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county &c
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sod when became the purchaser
Jack Harriss is a yellow fellow, stout made.
about 6 feet high, between 80 anl 40 years of
age, processes to lay stone or brick. When lie
left me he wore long whiskers, which can be
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the brim.
his clothing as | believe dark mixed cloth.
clerks OF courts where his Indentures may he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN L. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb. IA. WITS 90
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a llIoT OF AETrENS.

Remaining IN The Posi- 0Gce Al Liberty, Ia. on
he 3la day Of March, ls23, aud y mol taken
ont by the id July, NIL be seH 10 The &c.
neral Pest 0Biee as dead iciters
.i--James Austin. Mary A. Anthony, VIM
A. -Suihofy, VIM, Albright.
h.-Johh Il Brown, jacob Boyers, Winston
= Bis If, Wilson Bugg, james $. bishop.
C--,'ohn Comlez, Hiram Chczbfaugh, Ebc
nezor Coleman, flemming Carter, jasper
Clayton, ETastes Case.
tD-Jsh " Dalles, Mary Duglass, Micajah ia,
Vie, IT. Ms. Sarah Z. billiard
E-Thasn Is Edgar, Miss Parnelepy Early
John f iclds.
C-Niss n, lncy Grub, Harrison Glib
H-spraate, Halk, Benjamin I. llollens
Rev SamuclTll uuier, Polly Hin.
I--Nimrod "a gram, Israel Jared Cndd
Jones, David Jon cs, Gray Jones.
K-sally Key.
L--GencraI JOEL Leftwch, BarDabas Little,
VIM J Lewalin.
Meant. - Aouton, Robert Miller,
Mrs. Jane Murrell, y. organ Morgan, William
Aiurry, Miss Mary Nj, Hinton.
N-Clark Newman
P---John W. Penia, Henry Payne, Mrs,
Martha NJ. Pullen.
R--Ihomas Ross, Wm. Roberts, Mrs Anna
Hnsller, James or Joseph lead, Absalom Ro-
hnsou, Mrs Elizabeth Re, I'D.
S--Allen Salmons, Geur, Stanly, Edmond
NJ. Sale, Frazer o. sirsttou, 'Phn ". Scott ,,
AVN Sheppard, Thomas ST., John Smelson.
.I-Elizabeth Taylor, Gre,d }. Thompson,
William TAYLOR.
U--faeorge Wright, Jacob W, lrner ., Thos,
Williams, Samuel Watt, JohnA aldon, jesse
Wit, Asa Wilson, james Wilson.
Z-Abnlam Zctie.
WM. n. P0RTEh p NJ
April II. w3w 36
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Notice

DY virtue Of deed of trust execu ted Il
1.-the subscribers by Henry II. Evans, hear
ing date the 10th of February, 1929, AMI dull,
recoried in the clerks oloe OF the ca. lnty
court al Amherst, for certain purposes then eli
expressed will he sold, on the sth day NJ ny
]. ;s.s, :. 40; ,..s next fair dry thereafter, {,
the highest bidder, fer ready money, on ri Il
eprem'ses, the TRACT OF LAND wherepn tn {
said EVANS now resides, in Amherst county,
near Psdlar Mills, containing by survey 6i6
acres. Also, SEVEN NEGROES, 10 witt
Milly and her six children, Maria, Betsy, Ra.
chei Wilson and Eliza or so much Of said
property ms will be sufficient To satisfy sau
deed. Acting as trustees, we will only convey
such title as is vested in us.
PETER r. THORNTON, D
THOMAS N. EUBANk, i''s'ees'
p S. | consent 10 the above sale being
made. HENRY II. EVANS
April II. 36w3w*
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The .New-Jerusaiem
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Dollar 10 be prid on The receipt OF The tHsl
pamber one Dollar Mt The expiration OF siJ
t,Ut,ihs aud me Dollar 1T The end of the
year, accompanied with The Stipulated advance
Tor the following year, by those who wish
their subscriptions continued. MI rthiaiGneti
and communications n,ast he ped pald.
The superintendence OF The cdeforiaf and ~
geographical department being assigned TO the
subscriber, (fatt editor and publisher Of IN
Haicgoa Lmsinary) all letters must be addres'
.ed 10 him, 1T his Office, No. 2oi UWfam'
direct, Ken York, where they will be prompt.
ly atiendedto.
A. the first number will be issued in Nj l
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bers, You will ohigc me by asceriaining, n
soon rs practicable, the number aud names, o.
those inyour neighborhood, who will become
patrons al the work, and inform me OF iif
same with ell convenient speed
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will he commenced AT The same time eight
pages OF which will be stitched within the co
yer OF each number OF the Missionary cal
onlnted to be bound separately.
remain, Sir, with respect and Affection,
Your Brother IN the New Church.
SAMUEL W0ODW0RTH
New York, fttrpafg 10, 1873.
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received Mt The Office OF the Virginian, at The
Book Stores Ct Echols d North, and Hector
Allison, Lynchburg aud by DR. j |. Cabell,
Bedford March 81. wis 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02
SIXTH CLASS,
Ofhe Udshington Monument Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
SCHEME.

7
The whole to be completed in sirteea drau
mgr only Not two blanks 10 prize.
A 10000 prize to be placed in the wheel
on the 18th day, and 100000 on the 18th all
the other prizes 10 be floating from The com
alencemem of the drawing and in order that
the Lottery may be completed with all possi.
bic despatch. the prizes only will be drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters so
Halves 90 Eighths 25
n The drawing will take place on We'd
nesday the 18th OF next month May and will
be completed with all possible despatch, nm
der the superintendent of the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council OF
State.
Orders for tickets from any part of the Uni
ted states (post paid enclosing cash or prize
tickets incither of the Baltimore Lotteries, or
New York Lottery, will meet with prompt at
tcntion, il directed to the truly fortunate office
Of 5. 4 NJ. ALLEN & co.
No 759, f. 81 Richmond
Where was ordered in the last Baltimore
Lottery, No. 1908, a prize of ten thousand
dollars No. 39oS, prize OF one Thousand
dollars and where No. lllo6, prize OF
500, 900, was presented and the cash paid at
sight in SHrer.
April %. st "A
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ROCK LANDING, n. G..

Office Qfthe Roanoke Navigation Company.
" Resoired, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested TO 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
fore. 4 The ADORE reqaisiton he lRh Decem-
Der, 1870
" Ordered, That the stockholders nav into
the Treasury on the 10th day of December
next, fifteen dollars on each share by them
held respectively, in addition 10 the install
ment now due. - Passed 2eh October, ISIS
: Resoired, That ten dollars on each share
Of stock he called in on the lst day of Septcm.
Der neAt.'-( Passed 25th March, lslY.)
A." Ordsred, That 10 per cent on each share
OF stock he paid to the Treasurer on the Isl
day OF February next, heing the 5th requisi.
tom Passed 2sh October, 1919
ofdertd, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the LIST day of January next, ten dollars on
each share 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 the lst day of February next. the sum 81
eight dollars on each share OF stock held by
them respectively. 4 Passed 1871 .Norember
1920
1, ANDREW JOINER, 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, ls22.
"a Copy)
a. 1oYNER, Clerk
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John II. Matthews,

JAMES c. McREYNOLDS, Thomas
y A. Cobbs-Take notice-1hat shall take
the dispositions OF VIM. Matthews and John
Cobhs, on Saturday the 10th of May, between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock, at the dwelling
house of Vim. Matthews, TO be read as ext
dencc in the suit in the chancery court Of
Charlotte, wherein Martin W Davenport ard
myselfare the plaintiffs, and You the deieh-
dants you may attend il you think proper.
WILLIAM w. MATTHEW.
April II. w4w 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02

4 L rules holden in tire clerks office OF
"A Amherst county court, the FIRST Monday
in February, 1928
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff,
William Gilbert Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
Gilbert, David A. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert,
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert,
Judith Gilbert, Charles l.. Barrct, adn'r OF
Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard IL. Burks,
Charles L. Barret, William Coleman and
Charles l.. Barrel, under tire firm OF Coleman
X Barrel, John and Richard S. Ellis, Benjamin
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard IL.
Burks, under the firm of Richard II. Burks &
Co., and William Thurmond, defendants,
IN Cii.4NCERY -
The defendants John c. Gilbert, Henry Gil
bert, and Martin Bhb and Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and il appearing that
theyore not inhabitants OF this commonwealth,
on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel,
it is ordered, that the said acknowledgements
do appear here on the third Monday in April
next, aud answer the plaintiffs bili and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
yirginiun, published in the town OF Lynchburg,
for eight weeks successfully, and posted up al
the front door of the courthouse of this coun-
ty, on some court day A copy--Teste.
20 BEVERLY DAVIES, d. {.
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A Patent Spring Saddle

Constructed on the most NJ rovfd Ma, IL.
has ever been introduced tnitn,g H.. Vtt
ease 20 the rider and safety TO the hor,e a.,
subscriber flatters himself thai his 81 Ire
have been us much approved both I,.r IL
case To the rider as well as safety ton.
lat The same time combining neni,,,ss OIL O's'
rabiiity) as any other saddler's n, tbe ~.
Being possessed OF workmen not f., he ., ,.'o''
sed either in the neatness ortbe e,ef.,ia a.
their work, and giving prompt atrqnio" =, ~
business, as Well as having a di.postio, -
please, he humby trust. lie will ,I1lreea:." 10
share of the public patronage which has t.r.
tofore been so literally afforded I'm, ~.
Stock consists of Ills
Best plain Mems and Womens' SadaI.a
mot to be surpassed,
Common do. do
Best aud common Coach and Gig ua,,....
Jersey do.
Wagon do.
Cart and Dray do.
TOGETHER WITH
Plated Br,aleS & .nartingales, first ouosA.
Common do. ''
Saddle Bags, Veiices, Portmunteaus.
Trunks, Caps, Sc. sc.
All Of which will be sold low, for cash -.
TO puHctual customers on credit
ROBERT H. GRAY
II Country produce will be taken in -.
change for debts or work r.. II &
March H. Itwts
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IN CH2NCERY

1 Il rules held in the clerks office of tho
4 n county court Of Buckingham, for tho
month OF March, 1923.
Philip II. Nesi, and William Vest, also, SAL
y Polly, John +. Levi q. and Betsey q. Vest,
which said Sally, Polly, John +. Levi G. aud
Betscy q. Vest, are infants, and sue by John
Vest, their father and next friend, pl'hs.
against
Charles Carrot, administrator with the wll
annexed of John Gibson, decd, Sally Gibson,
widow Of the said deceased, William Gibson,
Phebe Perkins, Thomas Molloy and Sally his
wife, William Denny and Nancy his wife, John
Elbson, Levi Gibson, Read Gibson, Roland
Spouse and Patsy his wife, and liza Spouse,
infant child of Polly Spouse, deed, who was
formerly Polly Gibson, defendants.
IN CIKANCERY.
The defendants John Gibson, and Read Glib
sou not having entered their appearance, and
given security according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court, and il appear \
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are neeyi
inhabitants of this state, on the motion OF tho
plaintiffs by counsel, IL is ordered, that the SAID
defendants John and Read Gibson do arpear
here at June court next, and answer the plain
tilts bill, and that copy of this order Do
forthwith inserted in the Virgnian for two
months excessively, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door OF tho
courthouse of this county.
Copy
80 r. ELDRIDGE, d. c.
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i list OF Letters,

Remaining IN he Post Office al Lynchbarg,
The la Qf. iprit 1928.
a. Capt Mark Anthony, Rev. George
NJ. Anderson 2, Horace Atkisson, James
Armstrong !, John N. Anderson, Miss Ma
ry Adams, Miss Charlotte Armstrong,
Sterling Anderson, John Allcock.
B-Presly Bolcy, Maj. Colin Buckner,
Frederick Bass, Thomas +. Bowles, John
Brown ., John G. Below, Reid Brown,
Thomas Brownlec, James Bailey, William
Booth :, james T.. Bullock, William l.
Bowling, Levi Best, VIM. Bell, Capt. Vim.
Barnet.
C--Thomas |. Couch, Commissioner. oil
the Revenue, Thomas Clark, Joseph Car
son, Miss Ann Crews, Pleasant Greasy,
Niillncr Cox ,, Robert Coleman, Mrs, Nan
cy Crawe, DIR. Robert w. Carter ., Jas.
Colin, John Case, DIR. II. w. Cabell, Ri
ehard Chiffon.
D--James b. Dare, George Donaphin,
VIM. Dngard, VIM. Davenport, Nelson c.
Dawson.
E-Wm. II. Eden6eld, Joseph Echols
4, Francis Epps, Jacob Farley.
F-Michaol Fox, Hiss Jane Franklin,
James Frctwell, Miss Nancy Fair, VIM
Frctwell
G-Rev. Enoch George, Rev. Samuel
Garrard, Frank Gray, Francis Graves,
George Gathrey, John Guthroy, James
Garret ., Philip Goodwin, Jacob Goode
lr. Charles Glass, Miss Frances Goodwin,
Thomas Graham, Harvey George Q, John
NJ. Gordon !.
H-Samuel Heyden, Miss Mlly Hacket
2, Joseph V. Hardwick, pohn Hamilton,
Isaac Holmes, A. NJ. Hepburn, Thomas l.
Harris, William ID. Hill =, David Heuning'
L. Harris.
-aichard Johnson, Mrs. Mary G..
Johnson, Miss Martha W. Jones 2, Mrs.
Lucy Jones, Isam jenkins, James John
son, Mathew Jordan.
L-Shelly Lee, VIM. &. Leftwich, II.
& w. Langborne 5, Mrs. Margaret II.
Lightfoot, Lynch & Co. Green b. Level.
len, James ID. Little, Mrs. Susan Loosen,
Daniel Love, Thomas Lucas, Miss Sarah
G. Lee.
M-Jamcs r. Martin, VIM Martin,
WIN, Mckenney ., Bishop Mckcndree,
Z av. {. ). Mourning, Harvey Mitchell .,
" M. Morgan, Edward C.. Mansfield, Ro-
scr Minis, Capt. Gideon Massie, f.. May
n, Richard Murrcll, Charles Maiit, Mrs.
lane Morgan, John Monahan.
" Spencer Norvell.
O. Dennis O'Brien.
p--J Ohm II. Price, Benjamin A. Phillips,
James Petit, Watt Pettyjohn, Rev. Jas.
Pattson, VIM. Pinnel, Joseph G. Porter,
Richard lpendletou Q, William b. Pattison,
Edward IT. rice, John Price.
Or. ID. Quarles u Co. Quinn &
Ware 3.
R-Maj..1. B. Risque, VIM. NJ. Rives S,
Joseph Roberts, Miss Sarah Ray, Daniel
Russell, VIM. |. Rigdou, Henry |. Rose,
James Roane ,'r. VIM. Robinson, Rev. Ro-
bert II. Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Robles.
Sergeant Corporation, Miss Maria
A. Scott, William Shelton, Jonathan Sol
ger, VIM. =. Sisson, Henry Safely, John
II. Smith, Lewis Schooler, John w.
Schcnck, Capt. T.. Spain, Watt Seay, DR..
Wilson Seldom.
T-Clement Townsend. Benjamin Tho
mas, David Tinsley, Samuel l.. Taliaferro,
James Taliaferro, Pleasant Timberlake,
Maj q. Towles, Christopher Tension, Tho
mas Terry lr.
V--Beujamin Vawter 3, Alfred yanner
sen
U--Mrs. Elizabeth Uland.
N~R. II. Nalthall, Alexander Williams,
Frederick Wendill, Merit M. White, I'd
ward Winston 3, Edward Wood, Capt. Jo-
seph Waller, Charles Wilson, Mrs. Susan
Wallace.
Y--John Yore.
JOHN ID. MURRELL, p. M.
| March d. IS w3w
FOR sale.
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Notice is hereby given,

10 the stockholders in the Roanoke
n Navigation Company, that at the various
meetings of the President and Directors Of
said company, the following acquisitions were
made on said stockholders, as set forth in the
subioIned authentic statement, aHl withWhieh
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re
unestad 20 rompIV
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TSNIE Bonds and Accounts of nERETT NJ.
L x WILLIAM WHITE, of tho town of
Bethel, having been conveyed TO me in trust,
all persons indebted TO them are requested to
settle their accounts with MIR. William viii
sou, nj the Bethel Store, and make immediate
payment TO the subscriber, who is alone au-
thorsed to receive it, as further Indulgence
cannot be extended.
WILLIAM ARMfSTEAD.
April II. w4w 80
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Maryland State Aottery,
No. ~.
100000 DoLLARs-HIGHEsT PRIZE.

$4,000 Tickets at 10 dollars, S25o,oo0
The prizes only to be drawn, by which ar
rangement the scheme will be completed IN
III E.N1'Y DR.1WLfGS.--On prize of 5 100
dollars will be deposited in the wheel aztec
the fourth drawing. One prize Of $1,000
after the twelfth drawing the 10000 altel
the fifteenth, and the SlW,0oO prize will be
deposited in the wheel on the nineteenth
drawing.
Prizes subject to a deduction Of fifteen per
cent payable sixty days after the completion
of the drawing. The other prizes to be- float
ing from the commencement of the drawing.
n. +. WILLIAMS, Commissioners
J. Il. RINGGOID,
All orders for tickets il left or directed 10 the
Lucky Office of
5. &. NJ. ALLEN g. co.
No, 759, .N0ritet 81. Rchmond,
win be duly attended TO, and any information
given with pleasure.
Whole Tickets Si2 Quarters 3 90
Halves T. Eighths l 80
~ The CASH will be paid at sight for all
prizes ordered by ALIENS 4 co.
April II. ct II
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Fine Tobacco AaaA
Neal & Personal Estate.

10y virtue Of trust deed executed by
- John NJ Gordon and his wife, bearing
date on the 18th day Of April, 1919, andrecor-
dcd in the hastings court OF Lynchburg, and
county court OF Campbell for certain purposes
therein mentioned, we shall, according 10 the
conditions expressed in the said trust deco,
sell 10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
before the door of the Franklin Hotel in the
town Of Lynchburg, on the 9th dry of May
next the following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02
CIRCULAR.

CIR The Society fin this city, for the
- Determination u fhe Htareniy Doctrine'
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TAeoiorieai Dfasagy 81 BGr0a IMAsuEL swI-
e1gnoss. contemplate publishing New
Monthly MAGAZINE, devoted exclusively 10
tie interests Of the .Neu Church "a Ae Cndtd
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