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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
IMPORTANT TRIAL.

On Tuesday last, the trial Of John
Reid, for poisoning the family Of Mr.
Carroll, on the goth ult. commenced in
the Court of Sessions of this city, be-
fore his honor thr Recorder and Alder
men King, Wycoff, and Cowdrey-
The prisoners was defended by Messrs.
Griffin, Price, and Romano; and the
district attorney, MIR. Maxwell, was as
sisted by Messrs. Wilson and D. Ora
ham. A cause so enormously contest
ed by thesnumerous able council on
both sides, has seldom been traversed
in our courts The examination, di-
rect and cross, of great number of
witnesses, occupied the close and &C
tive attention of the court and bar for
three days and evenings, until this
morning, Thursday at one O'Clock,
when the jury received their charge,
and after retiring half an hour, return
ed with a verdict of Guilty. On the
jury Withdrawing, the prisoner was
taken into custody, and is held to await
the sentence of the law, for this most
asrocious crime of which he has been
convicted. ~ T. Statesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
Notice to Road Makers.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Di.
l. rectors of the Fauquier & alexandria
Turnpike Company, at their meetingat Buck
land on Friday, the 18th inst for taking up and
repairing miles of the old road next north Of
Buckland, upon MAdam's plan, or the same
way in which the new road from Buckland to
Warrenton is now making. The proposals
may embrace the whole, or any part of the said
9 miles, to be completed during the present
year. BY order Of the Board.
feb Ia J. MORGAN, Treasurer.
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O;str;ct. Of Columhia,

County of .Alerandrta, to ton:
UTuFRRD SIDEBOTToM and DAVID
w CADDIs have applied to the honorable
william Cr.nch, chief judge Of the United
st.tes, Circuit Court of the District Of Column.
b;.. to be discharged from imprisonment un.
der the act for the relief Of insolvent debtors
within the District Of Columbia, on the first
Monday of March next, at 9 o'clock, A. n. q
the Courthouse in Alexandra, when apd
where his creditors are required to attend.
feb 70 81 + J. LEE 6. 6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24

The bill was then read throughout
by sections and reported to the House.
Mr.. SHARPE now renewed his motion
to amend the bill, and required that,
when the question was taken, it should
be taken by yeas and nays, which were
ordered accordingly,
But, before the question was taken,
The House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24

Indianapolis, Jan. 25.-This day came
on for trial, before the Judge of the U.
States District Court for the District
of Indiana, the case of the United
States, versus, sundry goods and mer-
chandize Of the American Fur Compa-
ny, Of whom Messrs. Davis and Wal
lace are agents, for the violation of the
laws Of 1922 and 1928, regulating trade
and intercourse with the Indians, and
to prevent the distribution of spiritu-
Gus liquors among the Indian tribes.
After examining the witnesses, and
hearing the pleadings, the jury having
retired for about twenty minutes, re-
turned with verdict confscating the
goods.
We understand that the Conduct Of
the traders who are sufferers in this
case, has long been complained Of /;
and that the inhabitants adjacent, have
been, and are still anxious to suppress
an evil which may retard the settle
ment Of the country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
Slaves w anted.

HyHE Subscriber viii at all tines pay the
highest price in cash for slaves, either sin
gle or in families. Letters addressed to me
in Alexandra, will be promptly attended to.
Sixty or seventy slaves wanted at thus tlme'
expressly to 90 to Tennessee.
feb Lift D. r. LE6"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24

and by persons outside of the house
Also on the ground that the sheriff re-
manned part of the time with the Ju-
ry in their retirement improperly; and
on the general and most important
ground, that the verdict was not war
ranted by the evidence of the case
These are such grounds. as no Judge
could disregard, with the least respect
to Justice or precedent; and in granting
new trial, Judge Shannon has shewn
his firmness and uprightness.
We believe the general opinion is
unfavorable to the prisoner in this case.
But however strong may be the evil
dence against him, he is entitled to a
new trial. His friends cannot ask
more, nor could his enemies grant less.
Gazette.
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Apprentices.

yTyaREE or four smart handsome lads, Of
from 8 to 10 years old, will be bound out
to good trades and good masters. Apply to
the TRUSTEES OF THE P. HOUSE.
Teh {
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24

The trial Of Amos Fernald, who was
indicted for the murder Of Alfred Fer
malt, his natural son, of the age of five
years, by keeping him confined, and
depriving him of sufficient sustenance,
closed at Dover, New Hampshire, on
Saturday week. The sentence of the
jury was, that the prisoner was guilty
Of manslaughter.
Democratic Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
Quarter Masters Office,

Fort Washington, Feb. a, 1925.
SEALED proposals will be received at this
y Office. until the 10Th of March, for
225 Cords of Merchantable OAK WOOD,
to be delivered on the hill at this post: Is
cords on the LIST of April, so cords on the LIST
of Nav, and the balance on or before the 10th
of November next. Security to the amount
of $500 will be required for the faithful per
Torrance of the contract.
THOMAS CHILDS.
Lieut.. and Quarter Master.
feb "a lH1 tMl3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
To Let,
Mechanics Bank,

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. IA, 1926.
STOCKHOLDERS in this institution are
- hereby notified, that an ELECTION for
fifteen directors will be held at their banking
house, on the I'd Monday Oath day. of March
next. CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier.
feb Is mia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
Road Stock for Sale.

II HIVE three or four Thousand Dollars
Il in the Ashby's Gap Turnpike, which am
very DESTROYS of selling; any person wishing
to purchase, will please apply at Mr.. PAR
SONS'S Hotel, alexandria. feb IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
N. E. Rum, Potatoes & Can
dies,

r ANDING this day, from schr Washington
Ia Packet, capt. shrove, at Twins wharf.
Apply to A.C. CAZENoVE q 10
feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
INDIAN TREATY,

Washington, Feb. 2l.-By treaty
concluded at Washington or the Goth
January, 1925, between the United
States and the Choctaw nation of In
dams, and ratified on the 10Th inst. the
Choctaws have agreed to cede to the
United States all that portion of the
land coded to them by the second arti-
Gle of the treaty of Doak Stand, lying
east of line beginning on the Arkan
sas, one hundred PAGES of Fort Smith,
and running thence, due south, to Red
River it being understood that this
line shall constitute and remain the
permanent boundary between the Uni
ted States and said nation and the
United States agreeing to remove such
citizens as may be settled on the west
side to the east side of said line,
and prevent future settlements from
being made on the west thereof.
The United States in consideration of
such cession, and on certain conditions
agree to pay them 5000 dollars annual
ly, for ever. Nat. Journal.
A delegation from the Cherokee
Nation, consisting of three, viz: John
Ross, George Lowry, and Elijah Hicks
arrived in this city few days since,
on business with the government; and
on Saturday, eleven Indiads, represent
ing the &a,0anese, Dela,oares, Kickapoos,
Miamis, Pionkasha,cs, Ssnecas, Wyan-
dots, Weas, Pioncas, sc.
The object of the last named dele
cation is to make arrangements for a
removal Of their tribes west of the
Mississippi; and are the Indians to
whom we referred in our notice head
ed "Movements of Indians" in our
paper of the 9Th inst. ID.
Philadelphia, FEB. 1.-THE attempt
to convene town meeting yesterday
afternoon, in order to obtain an ex-
preston Of dissatisfaction at the result
of the Presidential question, proved,
as we anticipated, a perfect abortion.
Vast numbers of people assembled in
the state-house yard, and, as it appear
ed to US, were merely drawn to the spot,
in order to put down the few who are
anxious to keep alive an unnatural ex-
element on the subject. No one could
be- prevailed on to take the chair.
Freeman'S Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
Corn, Glover Seed and
Old Whiskey.

7 NDSAY& HILL have just received and
IL will sell in store,
800 bushels prime white corn
SO do clover seed (fresh)
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom raisins
20 bbls. prime old whiskey-and
5000 bush. ground alum & coarse salt
feb 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
COM. PORTER AND GEN. WIVES.

A friend in the West India squadron has IA
vored the editors of the National Intelligent
Ger with the following copies of letter ad.
dressed by Com PORTER to the Governor OF
Cuba, on the eve of his departure from that
station, with the Governors Reply. The tone
ofthis reply does not indicate any untavorable
on the mind OF General Wives,
produced by the affair of Faxardo, which must
have been well known to him at the time Of
writing the reply:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
U. 8. SrIAM GALLIoT SEA GULL,
Honnan. JonuGru 10Th, 1926.

Your Ercellency: Expecting soon to
return to the United States, and in
tending to retire from the command
of the United States vessels on this
station, ! embrace this opportunity to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24

Mount v ernon Fishery,
Eight Miles below Alexandra, on the Virgil
MIA side of the Potomac,
{ Nearty opposite the White House Landing..)
ME subscriber intending to fish the above
Il Landing with Judge Washington, informa
nus friends and the Public generally, that he
has made large outfit for furnishing
SHAD ANDHERRING
on as good terms as any landing on the virgi-
MIA side of the River. The roads to the land
ing for Wagons and Carts are very good. One
ofthe roads leads by the gate directly oppo-
site TO the Mount Vernon House.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
feb % INTO
The National lntelligencer and Baltimore
Morning Chronicle will publish the above till
the 10th April, and send their accounts to this
Office for payment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-24
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS.

To Com. DAVID PORTER.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-04
Nagskal's Sale

q iap!Nis A. at snpe;ior ee,.,s
ehaheefg l'olaen al "a. tnN,, of -,
earg.tiie 4lh Gay q November, Ies4.
i, eAiaalp u aieAei. surveying isr,;., >,
Agaiasi I''"s'' rk.nna
Richard iinrrisoa, Gpare1 s. Hoiieg,,.-.,
aemnei Garland, uets,af =
lils eeiisf came on ills daytofeIes,a
iiie till, ankN Fl ~ fhe sefef=f.nf, Ef.4...' =
ftsoh, exhibits and ezaiuiratial.. -.
ire afGltlhi order entered ~ fulos j,
hiohiA ct aaE, one theusald ii. IL I'M.
mn iN'h} Tire, " lich appears Ia I.l, e. -
guy served nfsn tie defendant ssfa#e,J
,'ha' ara hi,nh The report Of Cuhln,,..i,'.5.
beiash, ntaee IN l,nrsuauee 81 lie ,,..ss
The Twenty ninth day oflleiol s,js q.
year, 10 nhlfh there Was no eAt,Ifi.,
was afgGtd by COUNSEL on ,o,.fI,' ~
whereof the court doth adiudec. .r...., ''.'na
decree, mites the defendant HirlHFd 't9
son shall within six moths from H.. ~
hrfeei Itss aBio tie rlaintiii tie sun ~
thousand one hundred ann sixteen doll
y seven cents :" iih interest th,reon M =
'nlfRte'h uay al Mafch, ole tuH,at,d -.
bundred and twenty, 80 laid, iofffI'.r -
the costs expended hy Tie nlafllI15I. 81 ~
secntien OF This sui, thnt lie said .,,.,. -,
and his heiIs ard all fersGis CLAIMING w
nm be from iheEeeiorth barred aud for..1.
SEQ Il all equity and right 10 redeem a., -
o. i8Rd WIN rs aPFHlitnsnces ufffiou,d
me deed, executed by Ike SAL ,leif,.5.,S -
samuel Ehfiohd AMI IptoHB. Harrison "
lI6 ,a1r We th'rieib day OF March, one -
"Ha eisD' hahHFcd - twenty, u cury nl.,..
OF Is exhibited with the plaintiffs In
40 case default fhe.i tie tade Ia tie mn, s
OF The sud priHcipaI money, Interest -
c9st at the 1nc AFORESAID, thu lie AS
OF TINS court, 10 proceed unof fire f,,p,i.
10 sell tie sad land With lis arpuitpbepr,. :. .
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Marshalss Sole.

N-ihGINIA.-Ata Srpefior court If
CIlaneefy. hcifro n ii.et TWIN OF ynel-
burg, lie 1871 day u siay, is25
willis II wills. catieu Wills, John Nihs.
Laurence wills, Josefh C. lliggiuhotham
and Lucy lis wife, Jsncs Mariii, and lte-
l,cern HE vie. Dabiie5 7. Pliilpsnid Nan
~ IL vile aud Nancy tIil', Pits
against
Judith Thompson. peiie
This cause came on this day ia be heard
ly consent of the parties, hY thcir counsel,
on The bill. answer aud exhibits, and WAS ar.
ened rs counsel, on consideration whereof
aud by like consent, the courl dotI adjHdge,
order and decree TIM the Marsbal al this
court In, alter having advertised tie time
ami place of sale ia SOME Newspaper Frinted
IN the toy. Il OF Lynchburs, tor four weeks
successfully, proceed 10 sell, by WY 81 pnb.
&c a1etioI,, 70 the highest bidder upon The
premises, tile tract OF lapd intlie bili mention
ed called Jfehfs-ferfy trait, Wing in the
county OF Amherst, on acfedii of one and iwo
years, taking from lie purchaser or purcha-
sers thereof, bond with good security aud re-
tanning the title rs Il further security ior tie
payment OF the purchase MONEY ead by like
consent, the court doth further adj1dge, If
der aud decree hat the Marshal do nso hut.
ing in like manner adyertsedthe time ind
place Of sale, proceed 70 sell by way of pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder, upon Ire
premises, the tract of hand in the bill also
mentioned. lying in the county of Nelson, on
like credit oftwo years taking from The pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof like bond and SC
curity and retaining the title as further Sc
curity for the ayment OF tue purchase mo-
ncy aud the court 9ph further order that
tho Marshal report his proceedings TO the
court in order 10 a final decree.
ACopy--Teste
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against


8inifre1 Su#p, William Sharp. John Sharp
aud sally Sharp. the two last of whom ARE
infants by fife said hinired Sharp, special
" assigned tbeir guardian, defendants
his cause came on tbs ,ias 10 be heard on
the Ill, aGswet, exhibits and examinations of
~iluessess and was argued by counsel on
consideration whereof the court doth atiudge
orde, and decree, unless the defendants shail
pay 10 the piantn, surviving partner of I
C"lqahoun < Go. the sum ot forty Jour thou
sand seven hundred and three do liars md for
ty-hYe and II hall cents, with interest on FIVE
thousand tour hundred aud three dollars aud
thri!.l"o cents, parl thereof, from the fr
~" #f1''ter one thousand {. ii hundred
a' ffar,rrn, nntii paid, ana the costs espeu-
rj = the lla.alIH IN the prosecution OF mis-
t.i, WITHIN SIX months from the date hereof,
dat tie said defendants End iheir heirs. and
all persons claiming under them. be from
thcueel0rth barred and torecloscd ol all egui-
y and right 10 redeem the wv tracts of land
IN the proceedings mentioned, and in case de-
fault snail he made ia The payment OF the said
principal money, interest ind costs, ri the
time aforesaid, that the Marshal OF this court
90, after advertising Tie tne and place of sale
lor six weeks IN some paper published in the
town OF Lyhchburg, and al the courthouse
door 81 The county Of Henry, sell The two
! tracts OF land aforesaid, either ON The preni-
Sc, OF At the cuurt-llouse OF the county "a!
Henry, on some & mi dHS, nj public auction,
by consent OF the plaintiff, on credit Of
twelve months, taking bonds from the pur.
chaseIs ihereoftor the purchase money, and
retaining the title rs security for the pay ment
thereof, and HAT he report his proceedings
10 the court in order 10 Il lnal deeree--end
ny consent, the court doth reserve the ques.
ton whether the defendant " intred Shain
be entitled 10 dover IN the aforesaid tracts Of
land, Tor further consideration.
y Copy-lestr,
IIIf% 3IfrTc
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In pursuance OF the ebove decree, de u,s
derslgned, marshal eftie said Court, win m
Thursday the ! It'll day OF August next, iii fsir
II mol The next fair day thereafter Sundays e.
cep'ed,) proceed 10 sell by way oflnbi,c aac.
ten, 10 the highest bidder, on the premises.
for cash, the tract of hand in the u6oye dc.
cree referred 10, lying and being in tie com.
~ OF An'IIefs', containing by survey 3toaeres.
being the tract OF lard purchased OF Eorb..
Rncker, and upon which Richard usrri.an
now resides, and adjoining u. lands OF Pros.
ser Pow ell, James Petit and othefs.
q. Il, NoODa0N. ii v.e.c.
June ., 1925. td,ss
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Egacts "v paccets W l.ana
OBJ ACCO ia. MD

OK S.fL T..
= sliE subscriber offers for sale, that valua.
"a bic tract OF land on which he nov lives
IN the county ol Bedford, on the waters OF
Ivy creek, abont miles from Lynchhurg, on
the Forest road, and containing by recent
survey 800 acres. a greater portion of this
land Is nueleared, and for the culture of to-.
bacco is considered inferior to ponr. There
are about forty acres of low grounds, a pari
OF which is cleared, and now in exellen; n,ea.
dow-the balance may with little expe nse
he converted To the same use A further de-
scflpiion IS deemed unnecessary, as it is pre-
shmed that purchasers will first vitw the nre-
misses The quality and local silua lion This
land warrants the subscriber in recommend.
ing II 10 the attention of The tobacco maker
OF larmer and he requests all those who wish
10 vest l"nds in that kind of property to call
an; examine it, as a bargain may he had =
The terms viii be made accommodating.
|Jr.2l. p4T4s
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$40 IsN. ~ &. Z %.

f.tNAN \ l from the subscriber, IN Per
Al son county, n. {. this day. two negro
men SAIL and SCOTT sam Is very bright
mn'atto, light hair, lis eye-ids very full aud
appear 10 be pulled or swclcd much larger
thah common he is rather slow Of speech.
ABOUT twenty three years of age, about FIVE
feet nhe or ten INCHES high, stout built, and
very active is a halter by trade, and can
make very good hat. Ills eyes alt "a suff.
eht marx to know linn by.
otoil IS bright mulatto, hut not so
white As Sam he is about twenty years of
age, stout . strong, about five feet nine or ten
inches high he has tH o very noted marks,
one at bi9 ing toes has been cut of lust above
The mil, believe there is none of The ue,I
leu, aud large scar on his back, occasione,l
by burn When small lie is stout we'll
built fellow. No Doubt they will attemn 10
pass Tor free men, and perhaps Change Their
#uHmes.
The above reward will be given for tbe an.
prehehsiop OF BOTH aud securing them in any
jail IN the united States so that get them
or twenty dollars fer experimenting one OF
them, aud securing him IN jail 50 that get
him again SIMEON COcHRA
eerson county. n. c, ARA. IS, 1875 ,fi3
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sMNpsMAA's SnAe.

VIRGINIA AT superior court of
chanccry holden in the town of Lynch
burg the 10Th. day OF October, iS24--
Ihomas Coiqahoun, surviving partner oil the
late mcrcaniie houses trading under Tie
style ana iirm al Walter ana Thomas Colau
houn, and Thomas GolqHhoun y Co.
-:
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JOHN NILEs, CleYit

IN PURSUANCE OF the above decree, the
undersigned Marshal, Of the said court, will
On tuesday the 10th day OF August next, pro-
coed to sell by way of public auction, TO the
highest bidder, on tie premises, upon credit
OF one and two years, trac, of land in lie
proceedings mentioned, tying in TIE county
OF Amherst ON the waters oi James River,
commonly cailed TrenlS forty, ana contain
ing by survey on- hundred and twelve acres.
Also in pursuance of the same Decree, shall
expose 10 sale, upon The same terms, on The
premises, on Friday the 18th day OF Au-
gust, The tract oil land in the proceedings also
mentioned, lying in the county of Nelson, on
the bend waters Of Rucker's Run, ard con.
tanning by survey eighty -four acres. Bond
with good security with will be required in
both eases ofthe purchaser or purchasers, and
HE title retained asa further security Tor the
payment OF the purchase money. aSould Ell
ihcr Of The above mentioned days prove uu-
tair. The sale will take place On the next fair
day thereafter
GEO B. WooDSON, Nj Id. c. {.
June ID, 4Wg4
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u In t"sanrLs = the nhoye decree, the
Undersigned, MARI al of the said court, will,
on Monday the 18th day of September next,
proceed 10 sell, BY way al ubIic auction, at
Henry courthouse, (bei G court day) The Two
NEactS ov RacHets w t.and
inthe roceeding, mentioned, lying and being
IN the county Of Henry, the one on the south
OF 9mth'' rRer, containing one hundred a.
cres. being TIE tract ot lard purchased by
Joha French oi William Heath. and adjoining
the land OF James Cool, John Travis and o
thers. The other isine on both sides of the
uorse-PaNiure creek, containing by estimation
eighty acres.
Trims Of Sdie-Twelve months credit will
We allowed the purchaser or purchasers, from
whom bonds be required Tor tbe purchase
money, the Mars hal REFINING The tile ms SC
Guilty for the payment thereof
G. B. WOODSON, NJ l.. b c. c.
July -. 6vg6
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July %
uabie Tobacco l.anA

f'0H S.lLE
d y obedience TO the VI III of Geo. Rayne
decd, late OF The county OF Bedford, / shah
On the 9th dag OF September next, on the
plantation on which the said Payne died, sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder on a
eredt OF Que, t"o and ibrce years,
Wo l'racto or Parcels Of Land,
lying IN the said county, one eautainin. about
i95 acres, situated about Htiles to the uurth
ut Liberty, on the public road, mud having on
II an excellent mill seat, on Little Otter
'his tract has proportion 81 fine tobacco
iard Yet TO clear. aud IS Weii adapted 10 clio.
yer and grain. The other tract }; lug in said
county, about miles above Liberty, con-
ialning about 22d acres his tract, il is he.
'rved, holds ont rs many Inducements to
planters as any ;raC' ct ~ r;re sny where in
the county Persons wishing 10 examine
these lands vii be shown the first tract bv
William hawkins, lnua adjoining il, and
The last by Ihomns Babe, II siding on it, or
tithtr ot item, or the subscriber, residing in
i'hely. The purchasers Wtli be required 10
give bonds mud good security, and deed Of
Trust on the land 10 score tic purchase mo.
ncy. Val r. POEfER
Executor . G,orge Bayne, ascA.
Juno 30 ~ co
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TEFIiiE Subscribers have associated Them
i selves together, under the firm Of Lang-
horne tinrh, for the purpose Of carrying
on the Milling business NJ the Farm Mills.
near Lynehburg. The Mills are in good
order for grinding, and rs soon as the ar
ticle is ready for market, they viii purchase
wheat at tho far market price, or grind for
others upon the nsual terms.
HENRY S. LANGHORNE,
JOHN GAKTH.
juno -, 1920. tfl3