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on Smiths fiver-anda TltACT on the Fad.
row-honc road in snid ouuuty--oAE. Af.
PROVED aud four nnimpro,ed Los In
tIh Town of Lenk,vlc-l Horse, | ragt and
Steers, number OF Books, with ayaari,,ls IL
hoaschold and oiheriuinilure sle cife4a :, said
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The SUBSCRIBER.

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1,.', "c,s' ~lPerso"s indcbfea Ia hin ase r.
accounts i"'nnHaftty, rs is.ag,s hdsfg,pre
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il Tract uf xaanA,
Eive Segrovs.
Xrust Sale.

tSN villue ofa drcd Of Trust exc en,stf To- Al
49, ian tey Tor and Ille Stbscrihcr bN Christie
phor Clark hearing date The 9th OF bvaenhnr.
IN the ycar OF our lord 1919, md oaFeeord in
The clerk Office al the county co,r, Of aloni
geometry shall, iorihe purposes therein n,el-
TONED, proceed 10 Sell 10y way ofpDh,,n nue,
ion, ior cash, on FRIDAY, The f9ih day OF
Drcembcr next before the ,lops OF the Frenk.
lin Hotel, In the townol Lyoehbu,g,
Ehe lvaet oY ! ana,'
tying aud being Ia The county Of Montgomery.
and state oi Virginia, known.Ly fhs name ii
the BENT MOUNTAIN, confainiag nearly
= ,opo acres. Tie sale VIII TAKE yb,ee op tlic
above day II far, II not HE neAt saif day, and
the subscriber will convey TO ths plnsils.eg-
sneh title us is vested IN htol Wy tile ssgA
teed.
DAVIDSON BnAprUTE, Trustee.
October 10. wtJslW
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" ERiNTERl.

IN fIIINfERl.
On The motion bf line complt., by his ntlot-
ucy, " ho fied his bill, mud II appearing 10 the
satisfaction Of the court that The defendant
2nrhnrinh White Is not IN inhnbilhnt hi this
,,,nlmunN cullh, aud without the jurisdiction
ol til, court, IL Is ordered and tlreretd by the
court, that the defendant IN this country liz
restrained from prs Ing 10 i''e dcfendant Isaac
" hitc, ANY monies goods or otlltr effects he
may now have ~ his Hands or which m6y
hereafter come 10 his hhnds, belonging 10 the
said defendant, 10 the hinouiH III Uhe Hundred
aud ninety dollars, until thr lsrihcr order aud
DECREE OF this court concerning The sane
aud il Is further ordered lint The sud absent
defendant Zatbpflhh " hifr, Tia appear here
ou the fourth Monday ia January neM, and
answer The complainant 3 bill, aid ilhl n co.
by ollhls older bc ltrihWi,lI inserted in one
ri the new .paptrs published in the town Of
Lynehlnfg once 1t Aerk for ,igIa weeks suG-
c.5sivcly previous To that day aud ilhi mo.
der copy iher' pi be polied III the trout door
Of the court honte OF This county On some
court day. CoPy-I"sIe.
no. L. CUTLER b +.
November h. Wsyl5
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1RtsT SIR

10y virtue oil q deed Of ltusi ekeeuted b
- Nathaniel Rigs 10 David H. irk alI4
iiioc unrand, for Nposes therein mention
ed, behring date The ioth February, lsgu, aud
~ RECORD III tockmshnm eounty, n {. Ne
shal lf"reed Ia sell, NJ the house uf the snia
Nathaniel liives, ON Monday, the I'D day Of
1nnInrN. lEgn
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y Tract nf land,
Nne ntMer 'EYnct.

oming the lands wllercou the said Riyes
v resides. containing $50 ncres--
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Public Sale.

TATlLL be sold at auction, on The pre-.
w misses, OH Hednesday 1hs 4dh of .is-
gust, at 10 o'clock, beginning with he une
first named, Oh a credit OF 6, 8, ana 30
months. Tor approved endorsed notes, thes
following valuable properly, all in lee.
simple, belonging TO the estate OF the,
late James Lawrason:-
;s,.s.o HIS late dwelling house and Jot
fTxM on st. Asaph s,ree, being 81 feet
HsSssi front and two stories bigh, With
49, extensive back buildings, all oil
brck, and of The best workmanship and
materials; with the convenience OF pump
OF we'll water, and large cistern Ct rain
water near the kitchen door. large smoke
house, milk house, &c. with cry cellars
under the whole.
A three story brick warehouse on Prince
street, at present occupied by MIR, Nor
celca Miller, % ieet front, All deep,
Six vacant lots on Columbus street be.
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, each 20
feet front, and 1884 deep.
ALSO, al the dwelling house will be sold,
a variety otFURNiTUkE, consisting Of
Desks, Bureaus, Tables Chains. sc.
A. K. LEvEKING, executor.
S. A. MARS TELLER, suot.
;ulx- tx
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excite our sincere regret at bis loss, b. L
death is truly distressing event, and on
which is we'll calculated 10 convince us .
the uncertainty OF lite. lAhs-
A, meeting Of the members OF the Bar.
practising in the 4ih Judicial Circuit, OF.
the state OF Alabama, residing in Florence,
il was unanimously
Tssofved, That, as mark OF respect 10
our late associate. and respected fellow.
citizen, ALFRED GIBSON, ESQ. the
members Of The Bar in Florence will wear
Grape on their lest arm, for the space oil
thirty days.
May 81, 1924.
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DIED.


On Saturday nigh, last, on board the U.
S. ship Hornet, lying of Old Point Com
fort, THOMAS n. MANN, Esq Diplomatic
Agent from this Government to Guatimala.
His complaint was of a pulmonary cbarac-
ter. which, as is usual 10 that disease, fiat.
tered him to the last moment with pro-
mise Of returning health. His remains
were landed at Old Point yesterday after
noon at O'Clock minute guns being fired
from The ship from the line the corpse lett
her side until it reached the shore. 4 pro,
cession was then formed OF the officers Of
the ship; the officers OF the u S. corps o
Artillery at FortressMonroe; the seamen Of
the Hornet; all the priyates OF the Artille-
~ corps not on duty; strangers on the
Point, and many citizens oil Norfolk, on a
visit there--the whole preceded by The
Artillery Band, playing a solemn dirge.
The body was deposited in the cemetry
attached to the fortress.
MIR. Mann was native OF North Caro-.
lima. gentleman OF hne talents, highly
cultivated mind, and possessing great UT
bsnity of manners. He was greatly re-
spected by the officers OF the ship, wt.0
deepl, regret bis Ioss.-NoUok Beacon.
In Florence, on Friday evening the 9slb
May, ALFRED GIBSON, Esq. Attorney at
Law. Mr.. Gibson was young man just
entering upon the theatre OF life. Re-
Gently from the county of Fauquier, Va.
of which be was native, he had obtained
lcence as lawyer but few months in
Alabama, and had only commenced his
course at the bar. He was a man OF good
requirements, highly respectable charac-
ter, and amisble manners, and promised to
become valuable citizen Gut Oh IN ear
~ l,fe, far from bis friends and connec
tons, aud only long enough amongst us to
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To Rent.
Sealed Proposals

WILL be received til The cath iDstA
w for building BRIDGE WITH stones
consisting OF three arches, over Acc tiftE
Greek, where the Lille River turnpike
road crosses said Creek, nine miles lfobs
Alexandria.
full description of the Bridge, ard
work to be done, will be given, by apply
cation TO the subscriber.
THOMAS MOSS, sup'l
July II t24ih
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PhineaS j anney

Phineas Janney
Has rscei0ed, and offers for safe.
Young hyson tea 10 ~ catiy boxes
Coffee 10 barrels and bags
Owen No. chocolate, 10 small boxes
Shoe thread in bales
Pepper in bags, Russia hemp
Russia crash, DO. quilts, ravens duck
Malaga wine, 10 Or. casks
Cider vinegar, ia hhds y bbls.
with an extensive assortment ot
SDed.sh Bar Iron.
Tmo 9Th
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District Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, 10 wit:
Nay Term, io24-z3d day,
IN CHANCEkY.
John S. Miller, Complainant,

John >. Miller. Complainant,
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Defen-
daatS.
~ Viz defendant John A. Jones not hsv-
l. ing entered his appearance, and Civ
en- security according to the statute and
rules OF the Court; and il appearing to the
satisfaction of HE Court upon affidavit
sled, that the said John "A. Jones i, not an
inhabitant OF the District of Coluu bia-
On motion OF the complainant by his Coun.
sci, II Is ordered that the saIu .j0bu A
Jones do appear here on the 5rsl cay OF
next November term, and enter bis ap-
psaranCe 10 this suit and give security
Tor performing the DEGREES OF the Court;
and that the other DEFENDANT, Lloyd LO-
gan, do not pay away, convey, or secrete
the debts by him owing to. or The estate
or effects in his hands belonging 10 the said
absen, defendant, John A Jones, until the
further order or decree of thi. Court; aud
that copy OF this order be forthwith pub
lisbed tor two months successfully in one
OF the public newspapers printed IN the
town OF Alexandra, and that copy be
also posted at the front door of the Court
House OF SAID county. A Copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, &. c.
july 29 en-
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AUCTION SALES.
Marslal's Sale.

NIlLL be sold on THURSDAY the
W 29th day Of this month. Tor cash,
al the store formerly occupied by John.A.
Jones, on King street. under all orCer Of
, q Circuit Court, quantity OF GkOCE.
hiEs consisting OF salt, nolasses, lea,
flour &c.
DANIEL MINOR, D. al.
For ] (. RISGGOLD, Marshall
july 9a
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Notice.

Notice.
EXvILL be sold to the highest bidder
w tor cash, 81 Fairfax Couri House On
the 3lst doy Of Juty,
Il NEGRO MN,
who calls himself Jacob, committed to the
Jail OF Fairfax county, OH the 9Th day Of
June, 1898. as runaway. The SAID ne-
gro says be belongs TO Mr.. Mud OF
George town, ID. e.. He is about 10 years
OF age, about teet high, has been Grip.
Piled in his left thigh; be bad on when
committed a blue cloth coat, dstk grey
pantaloons, cotton shirt and wool bal
The owner j. any is requested to come tors
ward, prove hi. properly, pay charges and
take him away otherwise he will be dis.
posed OF al above stalled.
P. B. BRADLEY, jaIor,
for J &. HUNTER,
Sheriff oil Fairfax county,,
july | tSlsJ
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Teas. &c.

Teas, &c.
EOHN H. LADD T. Co. Offer for sale,
~ 10 chests superior Young Hyson tea
s do do imperial do
Z casks Barbados sassr july II
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Great Bargain in Land CD
the Potomac.
I AM authorised TO sell lot OF u or 90
Il acres OF
LAND,
Lying on the Potomac; 81 miles from a.
lexandria, and 2 from Fort Washington
adjoining the Tent Landing, with a 6sbe-
~ on it. which once rented Tor $3.50
The land is rich and well adapted to gar.
cening, being handsome site for coun.
try seat, commanding view of Aiexsn-
ORA. Georgetown and City OF Washing
ion, and an extensive view down the Pc.
tomac; 10 which Is attached never failing
spring OF excellent water 1t immediate
application is made, grea, bargain may
be had ia 1t. For terms, apply to
THOMAS JOHNS,
Living near the premnee,
Prince Georges Go. Nd. June s--Is
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Genuine Port Vine
lust received per schr. Exchange
~ from New York, and for sale by
july s CLAGETT g. PAGE
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ai)tp Ren5.
ALEXANDRIA. y. G.. AUGUST 8.

ARRIVED.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk,
% hours.
- Petersburg, Croker, do % hours.
SAILED,
Schr Hiram, G,inDold, Boston.
SIoop Regulator, Thompson ,GibrsItsr.
sIoop Com Perry, Smith, Providence.
5loop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Schr Midas, Small, hence ar at East
poF' SIst ult,
Schr Jane Ann, Collev, hence, for
Sostou, at Sewell's point, 9Th inst.
Schr Fox, Rose, sailed from Norfolk,
IN lost for this port.
Sjoop JAvs, Dellaway, hence, ar a, n
York, 6ih inst.
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CRAWFORD MEETINC,

10 pursuance OF public notice, meeting
o. inc citizens of Mobile, Ala. friendly to
'ne eiehon OF the hon. w. II. Crawford
20 'ne presidency was held on the 18th
vH. at the United States Hotel. when
JACK -. koss, esq. was called to tho chair,
and Chester Root, esq. was appointed
secretary. The meeting wa. orpanized.
and MIR, Murray addressed the chair .
s.er winch the following resolution was
ADOPTED : Resolved, unanimously, Tha,
we nave the most entire confidence in
.ne patriotism, integrity and capacity of
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD and Al.
BERT GALLATlN. and that we will
use all proper means to promote their
election.
An Adams meeting was called on the
22d ult. at Mobile, Ala.
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CHARLES BENNETT

HAS imported, by the Massasoit, from Lon.
A Il don, and offers for sale,
ShepPard's Regents blue and black cloths
An elegant assortment of kersevmeres
Cotton cambrics of superior quality
Book, JacoDet, and mullmull muslins
Best English sewing silks and twists, for talors'
use
Aberdeen colored, w B, and best white stitch.
ing threads
Shoe thread, of various qualities
Linen and diaper. twilled tape, printed cali
Goes
Misses and ladies' cotton hose, of the frst
quality
Besttreble gilt buttons, and button mouds
He daily expects, from Liverpool, conside-
rable additionaisupply offspring and fall goods,
consisting of point blankets, stuffs, cloths ,ker.
seys, plains, carpetings, hearth rugs, cambries
and other muslins, ginghams, outings, dimi.
ties, Marseilles quilts, &c. &c He has on
hand, Irish linens, sheetings, Irish and Russia
sheetings, diapers, pins, seine Irvine, and va
Fety of other goods 1aw6w may sc
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IA FAYErrE.

The ship Stephania, cap. Macy, in 90
DAYS from Havre. arrived at tins porl
this morning, putting us in posses
sion of Paris dates to the cath of June in
elusive. il is now reduced to a certain.
~ lhs, the Marquis would embark from
Havre, between the Is, of July and the
Is. Of August, not earle than the 5th oil
July, nor later than the Ist of August: -
The Cadmus was TO sail ON the lst of Ju>
~, but would wait until the ION.
.Nezy York Com. .1du.
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WM. ID. MUTE & Co.


Have just received an additional supply of
II Hirst Bramley 4 Co.'S sup blue cloth
sup Zephyr muslins
London prints
Cd JaconCt and common cambrics
Figured and plain book muslins
10 and "A Irish linens
Sd and ~ bleach do
Black and VIII tie silk hose, English and
French
Mems mixed do
Mems black kid and silk gloves
DO Woodstock, beaver, and dogskin do
Ladies long white kiddo
Black modes, figured silks of all colors
very elegant
Silk and cotton cords
Sup black and white Italian Grape
Pink and white Iris cause
Sup black silk camlet
Plain and twilled bombazettes
Sup black bombaEiRe
OrreIl's spool cotton
Oil cloths, very low
Steam loom shiTtiDgs
Sup Dorchester and Wslpole ticking
DomestIcs Of every description
Cotton Yarn, of Lsnvae manufaetorv
equal, ifBot superior, to any meuufac.
tory in the Union
Real Russia sheetiog
Imitation do
Ravens duck
Russia and Irish diaper, crash, and a VARIETY
oieother articles, which, together with their for
meT stock, makes their sssor,meDs very CON.
pieie 10 ne
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AT . meeting Of the friend of JOHN Q.
ADAMS in Lypchburg, Va. !, wss-Re.
soMeo, That the abilities, integrity and
.n,nent services Of John Q. Adams, emit.
VIC MIN to the confidence of tho Amer;.
san people. and ought to be rewarded by
the first Office in their gift. y
Resolved, therefore, Tha, ,hi, mee,iny
wiz use all lair and constitutional means
to promote his election.
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BosToN, AUG. 4 -Capt. Austin, Of ship
Panther, arrived al this port yes crday,
in 90 days from Lisbon, reports that when
he left there were in port, four sail OF
British armed vessels, To wit, two seventy
Eours, one frigste, and brig. fhe king
Of Portugal was continually visiting hem,
aud when the Panther LEI, splendid pre-
pstatinns were making for his visit 10 tie
friga,c. On the anniversary DAY Of the
constitution, all the English vessels Of
var in port, fred a Toyai salute, which
gave great offence to the Portuguese ge-
nersIly. -
A custom house officer al liverpool,
was lately severely ROgged by four ie.
male smugglers with bra"ny arms and
ponderous lists.
The coroner Of Llncsster, Pa has
held an inquest over the body Of john
Humphreys, on The f7'b uI,. who de-
cided tbat he was accidentally killed
By filling liOn . wagon.
The New York cry Inspector reports
s0 deaths during the week ending on lhe
alst July; staons these we're o! coEr- mp
,iog IS ousalsirr>T.
We must refund people thai now Is
Tie time tor gIeeh c"'u. green spples
cucuu,1ccs, hot days, damp evening" ,ano
SIX children. A lille attention III sea
SON may save psiD, and even lie to So
nothing vi 1t ; anxiety Of EsreOIs, and g.
expense OF medicine, advice, and 2rols
sloHal attendance Con. My'or
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p OTTO M AC

Uriah jenkins, master, on the aforementioned
rou;e, running as follows Leaves WASH
ington at o'clock aud Alexandra at 3 O'Clock
on every Wednesday afternoon, arrive az. Old
Point Comfort, and Norfolk the following after
noon, leave Norfolk The next morning ai o.
clock and 'rrive AT City Point and Richmond
on the evening of the same day.
Returning, will leave Richmond at 6 O'Clock
on SUNDAY mornings, touching az City Point,
and arrive AT Norfolk the same evening !; leave
Norio'k AZ O'Clock On Monday morning
innch'ng NJ old Paint Comfort, and arrive a,
Aiexamoria and Wa shngton the next morning,
= tune for passengers 10 proceed TO Balti.
more.
FARE.
From Washington, or Alexandria, to
Richmond, (mcals jncluded) 2S 90
From Washington or Alexandra to Old
Point or Norfolk, (do do) 81 90
From Washington to all intermediate pla.
ces between Alexandra and Old poin,
or Norfolk, lido do) $500
Except 10 Potomac Creek, which from
the Inconvenience and difficulty of
lsudibg. viii be 800
Ftom Washington to James TownS6 90
do do Cry Point, $500
This arrangement cannot fail of giving salts
iactionto the pablo, from It's cheapness aud
expedition, as web as the great certainty Of get
ting through th" route, not being subject 60 the
RISK always attendant one boat waiting for,
or depending upon, the arrival of another be.
longing tothe same line, as in this line the pas
sensers are conveyed through in the same boat.
10 persons having particular regard TO their
own safety and comfort, this line has decided
preference, as the passage in the Chesapeake
Bay, the only place of risk, is performed both
ways in TIE day time, in superior boat, parti-
cuariy constructed for navigating said Bay.
aug III N. WATTLES, Agent
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-Rocllhill Farm to Let.

1870. 10 farmer who possesses cana
- 3SAss city aud means of cultivation, aud
&FYSs due payment Orient the a,,ovempn-
toned desirable farm in Fauauier
county, within five miles of Middle
o"'s' WIZ ne leased for one 10 five years as NAV
ne agreed IN The tenant will have the rig III
oit!e arnr"a"hing fall seeding and entire pos
session the ,>' January next For terms, apply,
post paii Is by letter, in Alexandria to
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoUR
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ON TUESDAY, I7tb AUG. NEXT.

pY virtue of a deed oftrust made 10 me the
- 9th Of Nov 1915, and duly recorded, I
shall proceed To- sell, on the premises, thar spa.
cious BRICK WAREHOUSE, and lot adion-
ing, situate the east side Of Washingtoust.
between King and Cameron streets, beginning
M point on the east line OF Washington street,
distant 40 feet notthwardIy from King street
and running thence east pa, aiel to King street,
20 feet IN thence no,ihwnrdly, parallel TO
Washington street, 10 feet-thence eastwardly
% fert--thence Dor,herly 53 feet7 inches
thence westwardly, parallel with King street,
123 feet inches, thence southwardiy OH WASH
iDgtou streeI TO the beginning
The sale will he at ] O'Clock in the fore
noon, and very liberal credit will be given on
the purchase money. J. l.. MckENNA,
arg is trustee