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Notice.


OR RENT, the ensuing year, my
PLANTATION, on Epayer creek, or
miles from Lynchhnfg, and four mites nom
Campbell c0ufi house, on the road leading
lrem LyGchbnrg 10 Campbell court house
This plantation IS now in good order tor
croppiug-the fencing is now repairing, and
in two or three days will lie 50 far done rs
Will not require more than two hands weeks
to complete the fencing plantation IS
ihe Rest that know in the neighLortood,
there being
90 or go Acres Of | ow-Crounds,
and almost tie whole ofthe upland is in good
heart tor cropping, which is upwards oil 100
acres. Any person wishing to rent such "a
place has only TO come and see, and no doubt
bgl they viii be pleased, aud bargain enter
ed into by the parties.
DANIEL B. PERROW.
january 9 W4W2l
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"A dwelling Mouse,

containing siN rooms, an office in the yard, a
kitchen, smoke-house, iee-house, grainery,
stable and cow-house, entirely new. The
garden aud yard well enclosed with new pa
lings--t4,c garden one of the most productive
in the neghborhood. Attached TO the i'm
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One Other NYact,

within mile or two of the latter, estimR-
ted at $50 acres, on which IS small plan.
tatiou, considerable part ofwhieh is fresh
likewise, pretty good DWELLING HOUSE
nearly finished. On tins place has been raised
tobacco OF superior quality, aud tire land
yet to clear, nj least a good proportion OF it,
|. OF nchrlN liz snmr dr.rIinlinn
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WILLIAM b. LYNCH }
BOILING CLARK, Trustee
JACOB ANDERSON, }
- Dua..I 1 ~

.tlllE subscriber offers for sale on credit
J Of one, two and three years, his ESTA-
BLISHMENr, near New Glasgow. The inn
provemcnts are new and convenient, consis-
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7
II appearing 10 the sali,lacticn of tlle cout
that the defendant George s. Holloway doth
not reside within the limits OF This common.
wealth, on motion OF the pIaiutif, by coun-
sci, II is ordered, that unless the said defend
ant George :. Holloway doth appear here at
or before the FIRST day OF February Cont
NEXT 10 be holden in the said county of Am
hersi and answer the said plaintiffs bill, and
give security according 10 the act ri assembly
and the rules OF thjs court, TO abide the tn.
t"ie or"rr and decree OF the court, tie plain
iii brl shall he taken a. confessed and the
matter thereof det'rccd and it is further or
dered, that n cop! of this order be published
in the iirginian, printed in the town OF Lynch.
burg, for the term of I 80 months, and ano.
thercory thereof posted at the front door OF
tie court house OF ibis county.
copy. Ieslc,
II ARIIlJ II b. DAVIES ok
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l GLOWING Segvoes.

w rom, sue, Lucy, Elenor Ben, reyion,
George md Anderson, with their increaso
since executing This deed, four head of Hor,
es, nIre head OF Cattle, with their increase.
one yoke OF Oxen, one Horse Cart, stock Of
Hogs and sheep, Household aud kit4i,pn
nrniiurc, as we'll as Plantslion Utensils; the
titles to all which property shall convey on
~ rs trustee, under the powers therein con-
TERED on me by the SAID deed.
GRIEF BARkSDALE, Trustee.
January Il tc5w
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y Y court continued by adiournnn.,
! a and held for Amherst couilx. A. n
court house, on he 10th day Of NoyenIcr
1922,
Lee II. Burks, rIaintir
HgHiHd
Richard Henry Burks, James PorelIeo,
Wilkins Watson, de(en,Ia,,,5
~ TTJINYRtplr
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80 .AcvcS of N.ann.

p0rt wood land, lying we'll, and ferlile-a
never failing spring, with good water, which
pond, from which the ice-house
IS conveniently filled. Bond win approved
security will be required.
JAMES NJ. BROWN
January . Nts2l
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On motion OF lie defendants, II Is orJ,,,J
That unless the PIainGd ,hall amend hi, li,.'
and make Nathaniel lienay party defendant
in ths suit, n the next court after he .I',,,
have been served with copy of dis as .3'n
the injunction awarded him in thi. ea.e o.I.,i}
stand dissolved as the act Of hi, d9, ~ a'I'!.
appearing 10 the court that the dian, n p,l ~ II
moi reside within the limits of MS cen.n no.S
wealth, this order is ordered 10 he ff.er,c1
in the Nirginian, published in the town Of
Lynchburg, during the term OF two months.
\ Copy-1este.
rs A b DAAIES. ClerL
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.7nthersi County, .NoremJt1 Court, 1898
Thomas ; Holloway plaintiff,
Against
George ). Holloway and Joseph Ewers,
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One Negro Man,

named Winston, as well rs many other thing
which may have remained unsold at our hrst
sale on the 18th, 10Th aud goth December
Tie sale will continue from day To day until
all is sold. The terms will be made known
on the day Of sale Acting as trustees, we
snail convey such title TO the property As IT
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One tract oi land.

Lying IN Campbell county, on the branches
oil Failing river, containing three hundred
aud ninety six acres, be fire same more or
les, and bounded by the lines OF William
Ferguson, Mai. DiuNiddie and others, on
which The said Thomas now resides. Also.
Another II ct or parcel of Land,
in the said comfy OF Campbell. ON Postum
creek, containing acres. that !, Ia say
the said Thomas undivided interest of the
lands of which benjamin Cox died seized,
and the N'
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JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed
- to me by Thomas \. Nouh, Of Campbell
county, dated the 10th March, 1928, and duly
recorded in the clerk office OF said county, to
secure TO Anthony North, OF the county Of
'hnfiotte, certain sums oil money therein spe-
ciIied, will be sold, TO the highest bidder, ON
the lFcm,cs, for cash only, on Thursday the
Holiday of February next between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock in the morning and sunset OF
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Yen NoNars Reward.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
IL in pntsylrdnia county, Virginia, on Mon
day the 2d inst h negro boy named JORDAN,
of yellow complexion, 10 years old, feet 10
or / / inrhps high, quite smart spoken noy,
had on when he lett home, pair a. hihe
checked pah,aoons,a coarse Gotten shir' had
tpd lie wns srrn on Wednesday night the
i'm inst. n, MIR. swinhcys, near Lynchbnrg,
and do e. nect he ia lurking about town -
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
deliver him 10 me or lodge him in Jail 50 that
pct him again, shnli receive the above re-
ward.
August 81. wts3
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August II.

Nelson Covniy Jniy Court, i224.
Robert Riyes and ATexandcr Brown, snrviNl
ing partners of Robert lives, James Muir li> ,
and Alexander Brown, late merchants aud
partners, trading under she firm al III cs,
Murphy III Brown, C0mplnIs.
against
Dandridgc Cta.by, Mary CLASSIFY, widow of
William Cia,by, deed, William Clasay, john
spencer aud Nancy his " ifc, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY John staples aud Anne his " ii', for.
,ncrly Anne CIa,by. William Mnntiply aud
Polly bis wife. formerly Polly Clashy, Hahucy
T. Bryant and Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth ClaSby, Su-annah IIales, formerly
Susannah Cla'by, Creed {. Carter and Polly
his wife. formcrly Polly Clashy, aud Martha
Cia-by William CLASSIFY. John CLASSIFY. Virginia
aud Elizabeth CLASSIFY, james Clasby and RO-
bert CLASSIFY, infants aud heirs Of Ihomns
Clasby, deed, by Creed {. Garter, spccia !
assigned their guardian, deits.
~ H.LYCERY.
On the motion of tie complainanis, by their
counsel, who flied their bill, and il appearing
to tie satisfaction Of the court, thai the de
PENDANT Daudridgc Clarhy is MOI an inhaLi-
tant at this commonwealth, aud without the
jurisdiction Of this court il is ordered and
decrced, that the defendants in this country
be restrained from paying awny, secretine, or
otherwise disposlng Of, any mnncy, property
or other effects. which they may have in theft
hanh' or which may hereafter come 10 theif
hands, belonging to the absent defendant, 10
ii,e amount of seventy doilnr', subject to the
further order and decree of this court, con
corning the same and it Is further ordered,
TINT the said absent defendant Dandrdgt
CLASSIFY do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November next, and answer tbs
bill of the compliments, and that copy o
this order he forthwith inserted in "the Vir
einian," published in the town Of tynchburg
onre week for eight weeks. sreessi'ely
previous tn the said day, aud that another
copy thereof hc posted up nj the front door
Of the courthouse of this county on some
court dav cory--Testr.
sP0CSWOOD GARLAND, Clerk.
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HAPPINESS.

By The present Bishop IF Calcutta.
One morning in the month OF May,
| wandered DER the hill !
Though nature all around was gay,
My heart was heavy still.
Can God, thought, the Just, the great,
These meancr creatures bless,
And yet deny 10 Mans estate
The boun Of H"ppiness3
Tell me, y dSN oods, We smiling plains,
We blessed birds around,
In which OF Natures wide domains
Can bliss for man be found.
The birds Wild csrol'd over head,
The breeze around me blew,
And Natures awful chotu4 said
Ma bliss Tor man she knew.
lqucstion'd Love, whose curly ray
So rosy bright appears,
Aud heard the timid grnius say
His light Nns dImm d with teurs
questioned Friendship Friendship sigh d
And thus her answer gave
Tie few whom fortune never turn'd
Were wther d in the grave.
asked if Vice could bliss bestow'
Vice boasied iUud and well,
But, fading from her witherd brow
The borrow d roses felt
sought OF Feeling, il her skill
Could sooihc the wounded breast
Aud found her mourning, mint aud still,
For Others, woes distress
questioned virtue Virtue sigIl'd,
No boon could she di-pense--
Nor Virtue was her name, she cried,
But humble Peuience
| questioned Death--the grisly shade
Kelnx'd his brow severe
And am Happiness he said,
"It Virtue guides thee here"
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To conclude with the new Comic Farce of III

~ Doors 10 be opened NJ haiC past "r and
PcLJormGace 10 commcnre precisely al hut pdd
"rc". 1iektts 10 NE b0fts md PIT, 'out dollar d;
gnii,ry, fifty ccnfs 10 dt had al he ba, IF The
FrdHkim ioiti, al he bar If he Washington
Inn, al He EtgiHion oDiee, nnd al n, boz Of
The Theatre. No money stctircd al The door.
NJ SmoLiag RIhe Ihencc expressly P,ohi.
bhtd.
" Nights NJ performance, Mondays, We'd
nfSdogs and IyiddgS.
u Persons tOHHd touring or dtfacing The
BHis UiR b. Efosecuied dccordipg 10 Inn.
IN demands on ne Theatre sent IN tnery
Moudag btiwttn 10 md |.
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WILLIAM sTEPTOE.
August q,


Ug the President n the United Suites
IN Pursuance of law, JAMES Monaco
4 President of the United S.atcs, do hereby
nrocRim and mike known, that a rHhiic sale
will he held nj the torn Of .fncksJn, the seat
of government Of the state of Mississippi, on
the first .nvndny in December neJt, for the dis
po-al OF the land situate in the following des-
crihcd wnships and fractional townships in
the district of lands coded To the United States
by the Chociaw indians, viz
East Of The MtrjfinH line II Me District Vest
Of Pearl Rirer.
Fractional townships Nos. II, IL, is, & II,
Of range No. 4
II; Is, &C. Il Il,
of range No. 3
Nest Of the Meridian Line ofHte UOciGp Dis
irid.
Township, No. I, s, -, 10, and y,
OF range No. /
10, 0, and 10,
= :, aut .,
East of The .Ncridian Line " The ChOctdr D..
trici.
Townships No.7,s, IL, II, ~, Of rangc No. l
The lands reserved by law for the Use nj
schools. or for other purposes, will be cHcin-
,Iod from the sales which will commence
with the lowest number of section, township
and range, aud will proceed in regular nnlne.
rcal order. 49, -,
Given under my hand, a, the City OF Wash
;,,lnn This fifteenth DAY of July, 4 u. 1924
JAMES MONROE.
By the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner OF the Gen Land once
Aug. %. WAS
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fEyEIE sale of Richard Polard's Personal
L Property will recommenle rms NOR.
WING, at O'Clock, nj his dwelling house on
Federal Iiill The Kitchen Furniture aud his
Library in particular will be sold this morn
ing, To ether with II number OF articles oil
household furniture.
ROBERT RIvEs, Jr Trustse.
August %. lt3
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REMOV Al.

MARIA S. GRAY hegs ipave 10 inform
Avn her friends and patrons that abe has re.
moved 10 the tenement over Messrs. N, E.n
Robinson and Cos Dry Good Store, owe - -
above Mr. Henry Day SIS, aud opposite Mo-
haheork brownS, where she wil e1ecu,s
AZ, a'""e' III hfr l'"e ~ith nSainess and DIES,
P ~ August q
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.aij.iani Generai's OGce.


ORDERS-ND. 81.
The President nj the United States di
reefs, that General Lafayette, be received
at all military posts with the honor. ha'
to the highest military rank in our service.
The General in hlrfpuhllshcs the fore
gong 10 the army, by direction OF the Sc
cretaiy It War.
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Mr.. CLAY has at last been formally an.
nonnced in two III The Lexington papers n n
candidate for Representative IN Congress n,
the approaching election. \ fair inference
may he drawn froa, this fact, that MIR. Clay
has little or m expectation of succeeding rs
candidate for the presidency.
l0hio Nat. Rfpab.
The Nationa, lntclligencer in speaking
nj The tour al Inspection nov prosecuting
by the Commissioners of thc Navy Board,
says 1.-THE President of il, Commodore
Rodgers, il To take command of the Ship
North Carolina, aud Captain Chaunccy. II
| Is said, is to take command of the Naval
Station al Nrw York. The two vacantie
which will thus be occasionrd are ex
pected To he filled by Com. Rrainhridgc;
who, being the oldest Commissioner of The
Board, will become President of il, and
Conan. Jacob Jones"
We are infornv |, says the New York
Statesman. that the bcauillui aud highly
finished Washington Hat, mounted with
revolutionary cuckadr, sent out by Mr..
Hurley, of New York 10 Gen. Lafayette,
bad hern presented 10 him by the a
ncrican minister, and WIS received with
much satisfaction. The friends of tie Gen
eral were all anxious Ia obtain SIGHT ol tin
:" American hat 81 his house WAS crowd
Ell with visitors, To whom he exhibited II
with pleasure. The workmanship was ne
knowlcdged by all to he Of the first order.
."3tSs~..
Frirah Mn ietiertrom ErederiAburc, Arg 81
Ii is SAID onl venerable Senator Colo.
John Taylor is no more, and that he de
parted this life at his Summer House al
ilayfrld on FRIDAY nigh, after riding FROM
Underwood to that place on Friday morn.
ing. ifich. Eng.
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Little Otter Tobacco Land
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
HAVE fm sale, about $50 acres Of most
1 valuable LAND, lying on Little Otter ri.
yer in the county of Bedford, about 90 miles
from Lynchburg, miles from the courthouse,
and within II mile of the settle of the Turn
pike road This land lies rrmalkabiy well,
and is supposed 10 he as well adapted 10 tie
cultivation of fne tobacco, wheat and corn,
as any in the county. About one third Of
the tract is in woods--by far The greater part
Of which is first rate tobacco land. hcc!car-
ed land is in most excellent heart for crop
ping. There is II tolcrable good dwelling
hou4e, aud the necessary out houses for the
accommodation OF a family aud the hands 10
work il. 1t will he shown, and the terms
of sale made known by application to the sub.
scribrr, or 10 Mr.. George oteptoe, h1 lives
near the premises.
WILLIAM STEPTOE.
August q. wits 81
IT II the above property is not disposed
of privately before Monday, September 9Th.
IL 6rius cnart day, il will bc offered for sale
at public auction, in Liberty. The terms will
be as accommodating as possible, and made
known on the day of sale.
WI STEPTOE.
August 81 t26S
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Swaim's Celebrated Panacea.

VUyn0MAS J. DIyAI. has just received nm
l additional supply of SWAlMS GEM
.iNE. PANACEA. also, fcw bottles o! SUI
pc rior old PORT VINE. ls"'
Augu,t 81
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VI
IN GH1.NTERI.


On The motion u the complainant BIZ his
counsel, who filed his bill, and II nm
pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court TIM,
the defendant Dandridge Clasby is not an inhn.
btant Of this commonwealth mud without tLe
jurisdiction ot this court II is Ordered and a.
crefd, ,hst the defendants in this country he
restrained from paying away, spcretine. ar n
ihcr"ise dIsposing OF any money, property or
other effects, winch they rev have in their.
hands, or whirh may hereafter CO me 10 tLe;r
hands belonging 10 the absent d, PENDANT, IN
the amour, OF Nifty dollars, subject 10 The
further order anddecree ofthi court, copoers
ming the same. And il Is further urdtred. Inn
the said Dandridge ClnSby do appear here OF
the ionrsh Moniay in November next, and
answer The cofnplananls bill and TINT a Gu
py oil Ibis order be forthwith inserted HI g.
" Eirg'nian,' published in The town ofi.,nrf.
burg, once a week for eight weeks s,itres
syely previous 10 that day, and that AM.
ther cory thereof be posted mp at the from.
door OF the court house Of this county on
some cour, day.
A Copy-Tesie.
sPofsWoOD GARLAND, Clerk.
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Ertensire distribution Of Prizes,
AND CONTINUATION OF GREAT SUCCESS AT
COHEN'S OFFICE-Baltimore.


Il
Tin til cnndi hewlo
"wing GRAND AtS were sold
at ehaf
;onsau rfprin LDtii
n
No s's3' /" capital {" Tn TnorsAFp Don of inh'ag
ofsn
section ofttt Union.
, % every share
of
lac " Is o
o resent dare
-
waiting thcireat
now will
Scheme, public
solicit
Washington .NOnuneM Lottery.
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TIE CITEs1PEfkE .lvD ONO CANAL

TIE CHESAPEAKE .lN'D ONO CANAL.
The board oi Engineers have finished
their first general reconnaissance OF the
Easiern and .HidtHe Secsions III this great
uaiinpal design aud vc are happy 10 learn
that no doubt is entertained Of us prGcticG
bihig. Though much rough, rugged and
steep ground /, presented along the ra'iirs
ri both the iuu3hiogany and Cheat rivers,
yet il is said thai Ma difficulty has occurred
So great or appalling IA those winch nave
been encountered and overcome on the y.
York Canal, especially on the Mohawk RI
hrr.
rhr board have been intrfafigabc in
their iabnrs nothing has hcen permitted,
we hclicv", for a sluaie day. to interrupt
them. Having made out Instructions for
IN. dlflirrut brlgadas of engineers ordered
upon the work, they left here Il le" days
since 10 examine the Monongahrla to
Pittsburgh, and thence proceed to the TX
animation of that section of the canal witch
Is To unite the ONO river with Lake t.ri',
by the Beaver aud Grand rivers. When
TINS is completed, it is understood that the
bnard aIe "a Join the Permsy isanla Com
nssioners, AT Pittshurg, and proceed with
them 10 the examination vi the Susque
hannah, So.
Genius Of Libnty, Union, ia.
Lrxr@rroN, Aug. live understand
the Civil Ensner, Of the stat" has been
up In review liir iocail1n OF that part 81
the canal where difference ri opinion "c
Cured bctuixt him and the Commissioners
noticed in our paper nj the 2ilh "it' ano
that the alteration he has made IS sa's
~ 80 .iaia
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( Jesse Hare rs II tobacco factory .Hs0,
oOuR OTHER HOUSES one ablacksmi,hs'
fop the others are fitted np and in ire as
tobacco stemmeries.
81 feel OF Ground on 9Th street,
acre lots Of Ground on the bill, near The
white house of William Bailey mud Co. in
The occupancy Of ioab fcaale
half acre lot OF Ground on Diamond llht.
also,
Q shares Of Stock in the Farmers Bank ot
Nirgiua
10 shares OF Stock in the Lynchburg s. Sa-
lem Turnpike Company
Q pair Patent Balances,
A Writing Desk, fnble, &C. &c.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock IN
the morning, N, the nIclion store Of the snid
Pollard. with the Bunk and Road Stocks, &c.
aud the lands in tue counties of Patrick II III
Campbell, and " i'll M journtlieneei the seve-
raj respective Lots. The terms ol the sale will
be, for the land aud lots, n credit OF &, IL and
~ momhs-thc other property will be sold
on n credit of & months-the purchasers Civ
ing bonds with approved security.
ROBERT RlVES, jr. Trustee.
August 81. tds5
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THEATRE.

Mr.. HERBERT late of the Theatres Phil.
ha'oigh, Wilmington, Fayetteville aud New
hern Theatres, respectfully solic,s the pa,
ro1nge OF the ladies aud gentlemen OF Lynch.
burg and lis vicinity During his short stay,
every novelty will he produced, aud the strict
est order and docorum KEPT in the Theatre.
On Friday Evening, August %.
1921,
VIII be presented k.lzebne's celebrated Ora
mn, in FIVE acts, called the
SINAlf 4DE.
Stranger, Mr. Herbert,
Mrs. Halter, Mrs. johns.
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NELSON COUNTY, JUN Cou,i, 1op,

NELSON COUNTY, July Court, 1891.
John Staples, complainant.
against
cambridge clasby, Mary cia.by, widow df.
William Classy, deed, William CLASSIFY, John
CLASSIFY, William alantipIy mud Polly his wife
formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dubney L. bryan, nnf
Elizabeth his wife formerly Eligabe,h Cln.bv.
snsanhah l'alcs, formerly Susnnnah Clasbr
freed C. Carter aud Polly his wife, formerly
i"'ly CLASSIFY, and Martha Cinsby, John Clns.
~ virginia and Elizabeth CLASSIFY, Jas Clas.
ny anu h1ocrt CLASSIFY, children and hoirs n.
ihomns Clasby, deed, by Creed c. Carter.
specially assigned their guardian
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262 Al feet " Ground

~ hrsl street, WhIch VII DC dIV'ded lntu lois
AyyA On this ground is large Brick
f.ss.M House, formerly occupied by
.ss$ 8 the said Pollard Ms an auction
.HskkEA i ore. mud now IN lie OCCUPANCY
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-02
trustees Sale.
On Monday, 29th March, 1924,

On Wo10oy, SseH M0TcH, 1919,
4 I Ten o'clock, A. N. the subscri.
IA Der, under the authority Of deed Of
trust FROM the late Daniel Doueherty, to
secure the payment Of certain sum of
money to John M'Phsrson, jr. therein
xvn.A mentioned, will expose to public
n sale on the premises, q certain
Ea LOT OF GROUND,
"with the tenemeots and improve.
ments thereon, situate at the intersection
OF King and West streets, in the town OF
Alexandria, fronting on King street one
hundred and t~enty-three feet, Eve inch
es, and extending on West street one hun,
dred and seventy six feet seven inches.
This valuable property will be sold for
cash; and upon the receipt of the our.
chase money, the subscriber will execute
aided, conveying al bis right as trus.
tee. Y. S. WISE-Trustee
dec 80 If