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household arA k.,c,.n
FUR NITTsHE

OF said decedsnt, such AS Sdebon,,, piauo,
Dining Tables, Tea do, Chairs, sofa. g ere
tanes, bureaus, Beds, Bedsteads, Be trr.i-
tllre, Window Curtains. Table Linen, ! ,.h
Stands, Candle Stands, Andirons, Feaaess,
superior Carpets, Looking Glasses, Table and
Tea China, large quantity of eIeganr fut
Glass, Plate, &c. all Of the mos, modern and
costly kind. Also,
Serer0/ p0luabR Huse Seryo,fs.
ALso-A quantity of very superior Nurdock
Wadeiru Uine.
Terms made known at the place of sale. BY
order of the executors,
S. A. MtRSTELLER, auct.
J.. D. Furniture for inspection tie DAY pre-.
,l0us to the sale. nov 10
n. b. Those having BOOKS belonging to
~ Herbert, dec'd.will please return them to
his office.
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Public Sale.
Sale Of Superb FURNITURE

On W.EDNESE.2T, S0M hat. e.. - 4 q.
VIII be sold at the residence ~ ~, l,te 10.
biet Herbert. opposite the Bark CT Aleaan.
dria, the whole
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New Store.
The subscriber has commenced the
DRY GOODS

BUSINESS,
I'm The South SIDE Of Ring-.S'reet, t,co doors ,ces
Of the AUCTION Store.
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE
Cloths, cassmeres, cassinets, plaid, flannel.
Rose and point blankets, baizes
Silk, worsted, lambs wool and cotton hose
Chi!dren's socks
Swanslown, Valenta and silk yestinrs
italian and India lustring
Black silk, bandanno and flag hdkfs
JACK onet, book, and null muslins
Jackonet cambrics, cambria muslins
Cravats, cashmere, cashmere and cotton
shawls
Cashmere, merino, and cotton hdkfs
Black and white and fancy cacoes
Barrage ginghams, Irish linens, long lawn
Linen cambria, brown hollands
Russia sheeting, diaper, ticking
Domestic plaid, check, brown and bleached
shrtings
Bang-up cords, umbrellas, osnaburgs and
burlaps
Woodstock, dog skin, kid and silk gloves
Huttons, tapes, pins, sewing cottons
Cotton yarn, &c. &c. &c.
Which wiH be sold iow far CASH.
81 JOHN DUNLAP.
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Notice.
Drugs and Medicines .

DEVSS Hhu SHOUNfhoo9
and IS situated in part OF the towntavourable
for business Persons wishing TO p, rchase
either part or The whok of the establishment,
will find it to thrir interest to call.
UTThe Editors ofthe National Int lgencer
are requested to insert the above every ether
times, aud send thsr Account to this Office,
nov y
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DRY GOODS.

Superhne blue, black, brown and grey cloth.
DO do do drab and grey cashmere.
Fine blue and mixed cassinets
Domestic kersey and linsey
Rose, point and striped blankets
Irish linens, lawns, linen cambria and hollands
Calicoes and ginghams
White, scarlet and black Merino shawls. scars
and hdkfs. cloth and worsted do
Scotch and circassan plaids
Black Italian lustring and sarsnet for dresses
A few pieces ofsplendid white fringe
Bleached, brown and colored domestic cot
tons Of every description
1000 lbs very superior cotton yarn, with a
great many other articles, which shall be sol;
at the very lowest prices, and on the most &C.
commodating terms. nov 26
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A New assortment.
ROBERT R7RRY,

Opposite Jon'a butchers Hardware Store. J
AS just received in addition to his Fall
IL Goods recently advertised, the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-29

From the Courier Francois of tuesday,
Odessa, Sept. 24.--We have letters
from ConstantinopIe of the 10th Sep
TENDER. They state, that some agita-
ton prevailed among the Janissaries,
and that the murmurs heard again "a
mong them cause much uneasiness.
The Captain Pacha has entered with
his ileet into the port of Alexandria, but
1t appears that this feet it in the very
worst condition, a great number Of his
vessels having lost their masts and
rigging. This news, joined to tina, Of
the retreat of lbrahim Pacha upon
Navarino, has created great sensation
in the public mind"
"Paris, Oct. 1.-THE American
squadron has been entertained by the
Greeks; it has departed, leaving corr
velle to protect its commerce against
piracy"
From the Courier Francois of Monday
|. paris, Oct l6.-We are informed,
on good authority, that all the negoci-
ations entered into with Spain, on the
subject Of the recognition of the indie
pcndence Of the New States South
America, are entirely broken Z. This
Government, not less backward in civ
iiization than the Turkish Government
is as inaccessible to every political CO.
sidelation Of position and necessity.
So long as the Divan can raise hand
Ful OF Asiatic soldiers, ant equip some
bad ships, il will not hear of any ar
arrangement respecting the Greeks. In
the same manner, the Government OF
the Escurial, quite proud of having
seen miserable expedition sail from
Fcrrol for the Havana, dreams alrea
dy Of the conquest Gifts former colo
MES"
BY the Queen Nab, from Havre, we
have files Of the Constitutional and
Journal du Commerce to the 18th Sep
TENDER inclusive. Our dates are, how
ever, later by the way Of London
Should we, on looking over the papers
more leisurrly, see. any thing worthy
Of notice, it shall be given hereafter.
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III MS Otu eStHOt!SHtu ISiOTS, corner OF htng
and Fairfar streets, Alexandria,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
White, black, and scarlet merno scarfs
Shepherds black ana blue first quality cloths
and casSmeres
Silver and Parsons's grey mix'd do do
Sykes superior blue and grey miy'd cassi-
nets, which he respectfully invites the
public to call and examine, as they are a
beautiful specimen of the superiority of
American over Foreign manufacture of
that article.
A new and very general assortment of cali
Goes, warranted fast colours
Very handsome silk stripe caspans for ladies
dresses
Tartan and circassian plaids
Canton and Italian black grapes
Ladies and gentlemen's black and white silk
hose
Kid, horse skin, Woodstock, buck, and beaver
gloves
.ALSO-
Flushings, blankets, blue plains, Devonshire
kerseys, fannels, baizes, burlaps linens,
lawns, cambrics, checks, plaids, stripes, and
most description of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
From The IT, S. Literary Gazezeite.
TIE ENGLISH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
4 LtGf from tie Journal ETA 7rareller IN
ENGLAND.
LoNpoN, FEBRUARY "a, IL

attended to day, for the first time, in
the House of Commons. The debate was
on proposition of Mr.. Williams, member
for Lincoln. To raise IA committee 60 inquire
into the delays, expenses, and vexations Of
the Court nf Chancery. Mr.. Williams
spoke with great wit, cloqueuce, and effect,
He WAS abundaHtly provided with facts. He
gave the history of cases, that had gone on
fifteen, twenty, thirty, and more Years, s.
every one Of them with great annual OK
ppuse and ia many of them the parties :,
in final despair Of a decision, had compro
missed the cause. Among others, was ONE,
the subject of which was windmill, which
went To decay and fell down before de,
cree was obtained
Mr.. Secretary Peel Iwho Is n small man
with red hair aud youihfnl look. thirty
eight or forty years old replied, and ac-
counted ruI the drlay,w bich he did not deny
Ia exist, by saying, that the business had
Increased so ~ 10 he above any human
power to pc,fom. Lunatr, bankrupt, nc
compliant general, and appealed cases ere
enumerated rs having increased beyond all
example. He stated thai the lawyers in
chaurery ocC upied great deal of time In
one instance,a lawyer occupied eighteen
--minuies, you will say,-hours, those
who are most extrayagan, but both would
be wrDng--hc had occupied eighteen ,e'tole
days % Mr.. Peel, however, admitted the
neccssity of inqniring and said that his
Majesiy's government were engaged upon
the subject, and would shortly appoint a
committee, composed of the Lord Chan
ct.lior and several other distinguished gen
tlrmcn, chiefly, as i, appeared, from the
ministerial raHks
Nj. Abcrcrombie. Scotch member, s
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NAPOLEON AND HIS SON.

The boxes we're brought, broken open,
and some books were taken ont of them.
which Ally was going to- give the Emperor.
No" said the Emperor Napoleon, e." that is
not what | want. Look into the box-cxun
me II caretnIly-nake hastc-a package sent
from Europe must contain something else
= boots are not the first things father
has 10 look at-iIr was right: we present
" found picture sent To him by Prince
Eugene. lie received i, with transports of
JOY, pressed ii TO his lips, and gazing upon
II for some time with t,ais in his eyes
" Dear boy y exclaimed he, if he doe $
not fi!I victim to some political a,rocity
he will not be unworthy of his f,her."
IncI LI,ntn 4 Nl,nnI.n-.
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III 10 n bN II = Z ID
President OF The Senate
Colombian and Merriam Treatg.


Colombian and .liericdn Treaty.
A late National JoHrnal contains the c..
lpy of the treaty oDenSire and dJfnsire e.
tered into between the Mexican aud Co
lumbar Repubcs.--This first alticIs
states that an iadiss0lublr league shall ex
Isl between these powers for the preserya
ton of their mutual independence. q.
They bind themselves TO make a e, mmdR
cause TO repe invasion. Sd, They agree 10
assist each Other with such number of land
forces as shall he agreed on. 4th. The nal
tiOaal marine of buth parties shall be sub
,lcct To the same stipulation. 9Th In sud
den cases. OF mutual assistance, both par
ties may act with all their forces in the d.
ninlon or dependencies of the other, where
the respective legislatures cannot Deliberate,
fulfilling the local ordinances aud laws Of
The state so entered. 9Th. They agree 70
furnish whatever assistance may be VAT,
ed to ships of war, merchant tcssrls, &c
arriving in the dominiohs of either. 7i'
The parties agree to do all III their power 70
put stop 10 the abuses Ut pritaietrMg -
the prejudice of natioual or OF ne.,r,I coin
mefcc--agrce In extend the Jnrisu.sIt0G ~
their maritime tribunals To prisacers sail
ing under the flag of either, and Their pr
yes Unfortunately, ar hen there are up
pcarances of their ha,ins commlltedeNH'S
SEES against the commerce of nputra' IA
tons with whom both states drsHe "
cultivate the greatest harmony and Soou
understanding. 9Th The parties mu'H""y
guarantee the integrity of the territories
domlnlons OF either, MS they stood NM wv.
they were provinces Of Spain. Siii' w.
dcuarcation shall be made by mu'aI ue
claraiion and mutual recognition loIt'
Ifthe Interior tranquility Of the states 10
disturbed by enemies 10 rfpnpHc""''"'
both paItics agree to furnish assIStan'e ""
Ill the re establishment Of order, aceo.o '"o
10 Cd and 5th articles. Ilth. Persons 0""e
ed with srditinn, deserfers from Tue "'.n'
or navy flying from justice and rn'rr,'b Wv
territories af either power, I" be o'"' ''iI
whenever demanded 18th. To r"hN""u
ate these ideas more firmly. t"ne'''.
consisting Of two delegates from 'Hi,
power shall assemble. 18Th. Both lai".s
bind themselves to endeavur to ohta'" ""'.
the other South American states, tiie s"',0
number of Delegates. IAN. ans va
gress shall act az council in great qu'S
tons; IA faithful interpreter of mex comm
treaties sc. M arhi,ratoro disputes. law
Congress shall assemble at the lsth'ouo
Panama. 10Th. Any future Congress NV
assemble at any other place than fa'''.,"
agreed upon by the coufrdrrhttd power
I7th. this treaty is not 10 bind the na,i''s'
Sovereignty ofcither power in their reIa'''"
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.aaiarai CayioS.iiss o. S'eaanaOah, Tir
riuiu

- atHfGt lAftoS.ttfa y tsts1s.AF.seaHi ="
giaia.
d'he falnNiag iHlefesi'Hg hiter ffo'n
e. iss,lligeai fiend Was reerisrd b, the
eei.ar . few d,a- aga, and VII be read
',itb much interest b, the admirers OF The
architectural luiriesoi Nature. That SHE
nandsah aboteds With sulierraneaa curh.
sites is csid, ut frum the face ct The coen
try. We lslpw Of several caves winch
have never heen explored, aud which only
require a little enterprise Ia uuloid bfan
ties, which they eerl.iniy possess, io The
curious. fSeadrdoGi Heraid.
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SPANISH REVOLUTION.

Nan0It0n bad heard, a few DAYS brforc,
the details ofthc Spanish Revolution. That
e'entdld notappear to surprise him much
be had iorscen it, aud merely said to us,
D." Ferdinand is man incapable Of govern.
ing himself and, a fortio''i, TIE Peninsula.
WITH respect IL the Constitution of the
Cortcs, it is in opposition with the dosmas
of the Holy Alliance it strikes at the
foundation of the prejndiccs and interests
Of deVotees, and cannot therefore last long.
Thosc WHO have promulgated it have nei
Their the strength nor the means necessary
10 maintain it," (Ib.
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Directions for raising Cabbogss Take
from the stumps of old cabbages which
YOU generally set out early in the spring,
the most prominent shoots, after they have
sufficiently expanded themselves, aud set
them out in the same mode you do
ynur plants, and they will Immediately
take root aud afford you very early and
luXutant cabbage. Those who have tried
This method affirm that they are much ear
Tier and Eu superior to any that can be rails.
I'd from the plants. They must be bro.
ken from the stumps, and not cut off as
their small iibfes greatly facilitate their IA
king roc
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The Third Renunciation Of The Prcsidenc
Of Colombia, made by the Liberator.
TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIpEN,
OF THE SENATE

Excellent Sir-The peace of Peru, which
our arms have effected, BY the most glorious
victory Of the new world, has Terminated
the war on the American Continent. Thus
Colombia has no longer an enemy in her
own territories or in those OF her neighbn,s.
| have therefore fulfilled my mission, con-
scquently it is time to realize the promise
| have so often made 10 my country, Of
retiring from public life when an enemy
was no longer To he found in America.
All the world observes and coufesses
that my continuance in Colombia is no
longer necessary, and no one is more SEN
sible Of this fact than my self. must even
add that deem my glory at its height, on
beholdnS my country free, consolidated
and tranquil, ere Withdraw from its glo
rious shores. My absence in Peru has
manifested the truth of this fact, and |
1a,ter myself that in future the liberty and
glory Of Colombia will still further increase.
The Legislative body, the Vice President,
the army and the nation, have demonstrated
in the very outset of their career, that they
are worthy Of liberty. and folly capable Of
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$40 REWARD.

DANANAY from the subscriber, IN Per
Ia sen county, y. (. this day, two negro
men SAN aud SCOTT. Sam IS very bright
Haatto ght hair, his cye-lids very full, and
appear Ia be pulled or sweiled much largei
lhan common lac Is rather slow ul speech
about twenty three years OF are, about I'VE
icet nine or ten lnche, high, st1nt built and
very active is a halter by trade, and Uon
MAXI a very good hat Ills eyes are Il snih
ent mari, 10 know him by.
SCOTT Is Il bright mulai'o, but not so
white "a sam he Is about twenty years OF
age, stout y trous, about tise let nine or ten
inches nigh he has two very noted marks
one OF hs big Toes las been cut OIL just above
the noll believe there is uoue OF tue nail
left, and large scar on his back, Occasionrd
by a burn when small. lie j. a stout well
built fellow. No doubt they will attempt to
pass for tree men. aud perhaps change their
names.
The above reward will he given tor the APP
prehensiou Of both, aud securing them in amy
ail ia tue United states so ihati get them,
OF twenty dollar, iur apprehendIng one OF
them, aud securing him in jail So that | get
him again siMEoN COZ llhaN,
Person county. y. {. April IL, 1925. tt43
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r,Y - Of 49, 90. deeds d hasi

10y ,ir!7N or three seseta. deeds Of hah
- executed TO Us ~ Sir. John Reid, ot the
county Of Campbell, for eeflai" purpose
therein sci forth. one bearing date tie 29ih
lay Of MAY. ls22, ard one other bearing da',
ON the 9TH day OF April, 1923, both OF winch
we're duly recorded in tie CLERK ohee Oh the
comfy court Of Campbell on the respective
days they nere eAeched, anJ one othef be1'
ny date the 18th day OF November, 1873, and
as duivrecordrd IN Tue clerks ollce OF Tie
county court OF Campbell! the sth day Of De
retnber, ls33, all which VII more fully aP-
par 10y reference thereto, We or one oil as,
will proceed to sell On "Wednesday The 18th
day Of October next, ii fai, II not the neat
lair day thereafter, at Alr John Reds store,
aud on the premises, ia he county OF Camp
tell, TO the highest bidder, Al public auction,
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The drawing Of each Of these Lotteries
viii certainly take place on The days nam
I'd, aud be fnished in n Ieto minutes and
the fortunate holders may have the CASH
immediately.
o. Otders from all parts enclosing the
money 10 be invested for tickets, in any oi
the lotteries ufthe several states, and Of tn,
! District of Colombia, under then manage
mrut, will be regularly served.
o. Notes of The Bank of the United
Stlrtes and, lis branches, tho notes Of all
Banks IN good credit At their own home,
received as cash Il par
a. Prize tickets signed by or for them,
in the Lotteries OF Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsj wanna. Della
Wafe, Maryland, Ndshlugtou City, Virgo
MA, North tarollna, mud Louisiana, will -
received at this Office, aud The cash remit
ted, or the amount invested in Lotteries,
according tu directions.
q = Vendors of Tickets throughout the
country will be very Literally dealt with.
All letters to he post paid, aud ad.
dressed TO YATES &. M'INTlRE,
Washington CITY
~
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wv ; HFFW - y
CEaOAKS.
More New Gooas
I'VE are receiving a handsome addition Of
NEW GOODS,

CoNslBrtNG IL PART ~
Handsome dark aud light gtouud Prints,
Black, white and Sh.re1 do.
Piuk Giugham.,
Slaek aud colo'd Canton Grapes, superior,
Rich Umbre, brown and Lilac figured 6ro
dc Et",
Figured Book Musljns,
O.! Bnd-ryc DIAPER,
Cd ! and lo-4 Table d..
Snesa Damask Table Cloths,
tlne Long Lawn,
Printed Linen Canmic handkerchief,
Flag do.
case we'll assorted Lcehorn Gypscys,
8 boxes Ribbons,
10. Curl1,
Corded aud striped Floreniiue,
liranderils and Cotton CassLmeres,
Finc Doghedas Baugress Cords,
bales "a, ii aud 81 brown Shirtinss
and SheetlnEs
Brown and black Fur Hats,
Together with many articles of Hardware,
Liquors aud Groceries. ALSO, expected
in a few days, a spieudd assortment of
Shell Tuck aud Side Combs, Morocco,
black aud colored Punelli aud Leather
Shoes, Canbfcs, Sbertlngs, Sugar aud
Coffee, sc. Szc. Oar assortment IS now
unusually god, aud vii he we'll kept up
throughout thu year, With ~cry Article II
fuzzy or use Which IL IN demand, and all
Ali be sold ~ most reduced prices.
w, MCKEE . J. q. MEEN.
July /, tsA7
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gx,..:t Stock O, Merchandise
IT AUCTION

II .1JtIJU-N
tsES vtors Of Capt Jas. beii"ish'
~ de- Ss will ga Tuesday the t5.h Jay
OF October. l215, az the tate residence "t u.
said deeejsrt, IA The town OF Lynehbofg' sci
BY va OF public auction, an rtiehsis, US
so-fMeul 81 DRY GOODS, uh9' L''L
uAKuN ARE, CUTLERY. &c.
H. sal, ,r,iI b. rouf.4ued from dayto dns
s,tte .sne ,lsre. uutd completed. Inc icrms
- 'aie w,ll tie i,,lerai. aud made known at IN.
'lme AID place of sale.
4ANffEL cIAV10R. E1'rs Of ia.
ciusWELL DABNEY, : Lfta.fh, DEE
Sept - @dHldNI'
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AANDo s. .%NUEOES,

mentioned in the aforcsnid deeds Of tfnst, or
50 mnch thereof as Bill satisfy and dIsehhrge
fhe amount OF principal ana interest which
may remain due on the several debts Tor
which the deeds azores said were executed. to
gether with the expenses Of the sale aud char
PCS attending the same, viz Abraham aud
bis wife Amy, Molly, squire, Lucy aud her
children (Dicey, Jinneti and WAT and James,
= head man. and one
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UNAWAY rom the Subscriber, on
h .Hopday uigh insi, iir;ng near Liberty,
BtdIord ely, Il negro man, named SUBSG,
Ihape reason to 6eticre that he Inns procured
soHtihiug hke tree pass, and lcW possibly
fndearor to ret to The state Of 0bt0. lam M
daccd to 6efitrs So if0m he Circumstance ofi'co
of ihe ueighb0riug Siafes hGrtng 0diGined from
some uhnrincipitd ScDuudrCi IN THIS ncigkG0T-
hood Il paper purporing to be free pass, dy
TIE all Of Which hcg refe enabled 10 get as Jar
as GhHicofhc, IN Ohio, 1Chtre They 40ere appre-
htadtd, aud tie sad paper taken from them.
Duke, Ibetiere. has been tcHh these too teHoWS
JrtYneuttq, and, through Meir asSlstalce. may
hoee procured such paper.
DUKE IS a stout bull gouHg man, about trc
fctt It, or | inches high, toierabiy 6tack, ,cHh
remarkable tehiic firth, and as ,pcH rs IremtH.-
5tr, n smut scar on MS right cheek, ID a scar,
nearly three inches Tong, on tht O,uer part If
oad IF his legs, and Il scar on one Of his ls3fStS
Then he ntade his eioPtmtHt, ht had Il par Of
titrk rcirc putai09as, and Il pair Of iWtR
gHtul0OR2, and Il coat If u Pufpie cOi3r, 6ut
much f1dti, II JiRck hat pHb small Jrih.--
SdoHid ftiio1oQf His description produce free
papcrS, 1t WOHid be loeH To Crrgst han, aud keep
both the paper5 and the negro, in oTdcr tbat The
oleHsr mag get his properly, aad the r!Loin leho
Furnishes such passes may be Gtiected
.4u4 person dsIirtgiag HE aJ0ae described
n.gr0 to me. tlro miles e,A e Liberty, Bed
f0rd county, Tvg iaia, ~ coufBut, hinl. SO that
Tget HIM, shall 6l noH rewarded.
JOHN ". HOLT.
Bedford C'4 SEPT 8, 1928. aois5
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FU RM z T.

will be made ~ the best manner, at the short
est notice. aud on the most moderate ierms
Either Alr Charles \. Simms or myself w iil
n all times he found at my Cabinet Mare
Room. Nj. :. Is fully hulEoTized 10 make
contracts aud close HE sumo.
All those 10 whom ! am indebted are re
quested II come forward, that arrangements
mny be made TO discharge the same--Aud all
who are indebted to me are earnestly request
eel to come forward sud close the same, either
BY bond or cash. or They can receive reasona-
bic time, If they will give good security. J
want my old books settled up.
have now on hand, Grst rate materials,
and espect IN = Jhori time 10 receive aiurther
supply and likewise the newest fashions.
JANIS FRAZER, Cheap Square.
foR sALE As ABOVE, TWO
Good and splendid Sideboards,
At reduced prices.
Juy % $40
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JAMES FRAZEN,

HATEFUL for the encOuIagem
- Which has been extended 70 bin, takes
hi, method To inform the pubic generally,
TINT he viii iu future attend Parieslarly and
punctuaily 10 all orders. lie assures Them
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q the zth day Of October next. at Captain
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ROW depending IN chancery in Bedford coun-
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defendant. PHILIP XHUKMOAD,
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