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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-12
2DTG ApTQIFa
TTR. ds MRS. I.EUBA,

pESpECTEI'II ,nfntm the tnh,li-
IL t,ntq NJ Iyrrhbnr, a,l H. ,.i,.,,,,,. ,l,l,
assisted by tLeir soi. n,d - ynnnr lad, d..,
have drtrrmined IA omen -rnT n T.xs
ACAnYllY IN i,,,.n l,cr IN In Iun-,
belonging to Mr. Caben. Formerly orc,p,rd
bv Yonng * Iopr.. as The ION iay of t,r,l
next. In this institution v,l he tan .bt all
the branches necessary In the eolnnlrI. Elm
cation of a Young lady
Ttrmy pr session Of fire months.
Reading. Writing. C,rnuraf,hy. With I'm, .,,,. al
Maps and Globes, Exercises ON the ,ilnhrS
Arithmetic. English Grammar md Psr,,n..
Composition, Geology. Astronom, Nun.l
Philosophy. Chemistry. BOTANY. N,tbolaa,
and Chronology tor sis
The second class, Smelling. Rcadinp. VI
ting and princinlrs at Grammar >
The third or Junior class, Spelling and
Reading colv S
Music, vocal aud on lhc Piano Forte. 3 lr.-
sons week, tor -.
French, Italian. and German laupnnre-. z
lessons a werk, iorcarh < 10
Drawing and Painting, ON Paner or Velvet
lessons week. fot = 10
Boarding, Washing, and Lodging < -.
All kinds of Needle work and Embroider>
will br TAUGHT. if desired. To the scholars ot
the lst and I'd cIasse, .ui,houtnny additional
charge
Boarders will have the advantage OF learn
ng the French language, grammafically and
Practically in the family, which i, thr only
way 10 learn i, correctly without any add.
tioual rbarsp
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PERFECTION.

\ French preacher was once dcs.
rantlog from the pulpit with great
'loqnrncc on the beauties of crcati.
on Whatever said he, gomez
from the hands Of nature iscomnIete:
she forms every thing perfect" One
OF hlS congregation was very much
delormcd. sud having a very large
hump, went up To Inn Mt the close
"l hs discourse. aud said. :. What
thi2k You Of me. Holy Father, am /
PeJcctf To which, the preacher re-
piled very cooily. Yes. for a hump-
backed man, quite perJect.'
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| No i3.

N Montague, n gentleman. ar man
hut an impnstcr. And now, said
Il. take the advice Of an English
man. and never let me sec Your face
again. Yon have told fry II y since
Nnu have been here His lordsbip
was abaghed. He turned red and
nalc-and lrcmbled from his chin 10
his toes. He stammcred ont, how
ever. Sir. YOU must be mad. drunk
ori"olish. Ia speak In ire thus
= Never show youc face IN me again.'
said thu Englishman. Mr.. Webb
having lett the room for moment.
hc edged ~ the door. aud shot ont
like an arrow. leaving his hat and
gloves. Pat said Mr. Webb. WHO
returned nj The momrnt. will Won
run after The fellow. aud bring hun
back II you Gnd hm = oh. tl,an-
der. aud that | Will sand lat.
. lhe0gh IN my own country. it
would be no $ all matter 10 be after
chasing a lord. yet here we're all
lords alike. aud 'nWonId do ~, heart
4eod IN hold the spalprcn u lutte nm
oSg by the THROTTLE But his lord.
ship ran too iast for PIT. and to-day
IS pr badly attempting To play of
'hr SANE imposition upon somebody
else. The fellow il supposed 10 BIO
The sam" y ho PLAYED Off the British
naval officer in Delaware last ,ear.
aud subsequently figured as III, Lord
horllmrr. among The la.lnnablrs al
Albany, aud more recently has been
III The stat" prison. BY the bye. a
capital Joke j. related Of the Albani.
ans. HIS lordship borrowed the coat
oi Mi. Bnmman's barSrepcr. 10 70
10 party nj Mr.. f--'q. But the
coat was much to- short. The dan.
dies. however, o,istook If for The re-
al CoeInthiau finish. aud boh-tailrd
COATS were all the rage, until the
wicked bar>ccpcr let HE cat out of
the bag. f.N. y. com. div.
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HIGHEST PRIZE,
s. 100000 DOLLS,

MODE OF DRAWING he Numbers Will
be put into one wheel rs uSual--and in the
other will be put the prizes above the demo-
mlnaton OF len Dollars, and The Drawing to
progress in the usual manner. The 1910
prizes of Ten Dollars will be awarded to the
tickets, the NUN hers of which end with the
terminating figure oil either of the three first
drawn numbers from the wheel of dlfFercn
Examinations.
To illustrate 'ehich, suppose l3,562-s,365
and 20 .36s 10 bc the fist drawn numbers,
then every Ticket in the Lottery ending with
the figures .5 aud vi he entitled To a
Frizr of Ten Dollars. A ticket drawing a SUI
perior prize will not be restricted from draw
ing an inferior one also Every prize paya-
BILE in CASH, sixty days after the drawing
subject To deduction OF fifteen per cent.
The splendid prizes and popular plan of
drawing, together with the low price of tick
cts ought TO be a great iuducement for Adyen-
tur - 10 invest in this scheme
Pic Of Hhoies > l. Qaor'ers 90
HIires & Eghtts 50
Adventures can obtain an, inlormatiou
relative to tue above scheme upon Applicant
on TO the Truly Lucky Lottery and EXCHANGE
Office of 5. q NJ. ALLEN . Ga.
LYNCHBUHG
II Where the drawing viii be received
and all numbers will he examined gratis, and
the Cash paid upon prerentatlon if obtained
Of either OF our offices.
8. d w. AILET Ok CO.
Ia al
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DRY GOODS,


which she has opened IN the tenement ~
Rrirk ROW, opposite Mrs,,s. MORGAN a NJ.
Daniel, nrsi door above Mr. !. ! Pattcn's
Her assortment consists IN part OF
S0perine blur ard black cloths
Do assorted colours do
Do blue and black rassimtrcs
Fine aud common casslnetls
Black 1prrhtiuc
raileurttr yestings with borders
silk Valencia do do
Camhreks aud camhr,ck moslins
Jacourt aud mutt muetins
silk gloves aud hose, blatk and white
Fancy chiulz ana cahco.s iof ndIrs' dres5cs
Black figured silks and assorted colanr. do
All kinds Of ubhous, come nice patterns
Linen camhrlrh and RENTING
lhfcu lace and 81 M,
lortoise tuck aud sd, combs
Bomhazr'trs, plain aud dsured
Artificial awcrs and Wfeulbs
Ostrich feathers, typed viii every colour
Gentlemen fur ha,s
DO shoes. coarse aud Gue
GentIcmeu's haWboo walking canes by TIE
do OF single one,
II Is hrI intention f. keep, IL addition to
her regular stock ot merchandise, every GHr-
ment at Grntlemrn's Wearing Apparel made
hy her own hands, Which she VII Nalram 10
hr made IN the best n'abucr Amongst which
arr Gcntlrmcn's Gucrnsry Shirts NDlanere.
Asa, Colorcd person, Clolhns Of every de
srrplIpn aud NJ the most reduced prices
Mrs King will also cut aud nuke Ladc,
aud Grutlrmrn's Clouks. SHE vii nlsu car.
" Oh the Nantua Making business IL all A.
vArluus branches.
Mrs kng hattcrs herself she will trcq0rn =
" have il in her power 10 afford solid proof,
A. l. q
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pnNrEu Asp PUBLISHED Rf
raIaH FLETCHER y Rch II foLER
J. u, p1aL6sberS ofthe Laies Of the CnIoH.

- The scmi-Weekly Paper, at "a, and the
=, II, papar. at 81 per annum, payable IN
VIZ" ,,..!s No subscription Will be received for
aosa"t ti,,et than six months, and no paper will
q Is 11;;.continned lbut at the discretion OF thu
" ~, until all arrearages are paid
hu ~ Advertisements will be inserted at 81
- nor sanare (or less) the first time, and
cen,7 cont, for each continuance. These
S 8, = distance must be paid for previous to
from IRON. insertion. or the payment assumed by
. .ls,,. responsible person in Lynchburg.
so" ~, Caancery Orders not exceeding two
- are inserted for SIX ollars
eqI3P Allle,,ers addressedt to the Editors must
" .3,..,r rArp, or they will not be attended to
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MEM MONKS, &c .

-HuE < Ib,crlbrr has received by the Ia
a., arrivals from Philadelphia, the toll
- articles, which. together with his
",...I nm hand, renders his assortment very
T5a + nperor Napoleon's Expedition TO Rus
in 1872 Is, caunt Phllp De segur, III
2VoIs.
The Lady of the Manor. By Mrs. Sherwood,
Yols.
rb4 rnrresters. B, the Author OF Lights q
shadows VI Sroltlsa Lite.
The Refugee, in2 vols.
O'lalloran or TIE lnsurgea Chiet.
Zoaa;ei. "A Poem By Mrs, Brooks.
Tair, of an American Landlord, south OF the
PNomac.
Anew system Of Book Keeping. By James
Bennett DAYS Algebra.
Co,'s American Depository.
EVrlr. Medical Companion.
Thomas Practice.
Parmaiy on the Teeth.
FIapq's Family Dentist.
MACKENZIE S 5000 receipts
Corr, Episcopal Harmony
Waits Hymn Books,
Wealey's do
Rppond's do
Camp Meeting do
Rl..aIs aud Adams Latin Grammars
Greek Te,taments,
Tramaaue, in French aud English,
Sn.rys Geo. and Atlas,
Wilt, do
Ualed States Speaker,
Moral Instructor, or guide to Virtue,
Lie of Marion, Sanford aud Merton,
Hunington's PenmanshIp, for the use of
schools,
Introduction to the English Reader,
reading Exercises,
Robinson Crusoe,
Cueslrrheds Guide to Men and Manners,
Mrs., BarbaalI's Lessons Tor Children,
The Universal Spelling Book,
New York do
WrbSler5 do
Torry's do
Kiddcr's best Ink Powder,
CorkAnkstands, Playing Cards, 81.
Besides u general assortment OF Children's
Toy Books. Persons wishing to purchase
will. lind it greatly to their advantage 10 call
and examine Tor themselves before they rur-
chase, as he is determined to sell low for
cash. {. a. WI HERS,
Dec 5. to33
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MAXIM

Ot all The dispositions and habits
winch lead 10 political prosperity,
rel gion aud morality are It's indis.
pensablc support.
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Mercantile Husiness. .

NATH'L WINSTON, at the junction
~ of main street with the alley lrading
10 aud from Friends to Martins or stone
warehouse, seeing the utility aud public con-
venlcnce of the mercantile business, when
conducted on principles OF general good, mu.
tual benefit and rcCplroCdtIOuIu tine exchange
oi foreign aud domestic commodities, has en-
gagged therein, estimating hs Succes. bv dua
attention To the interest OF those who may
patrohIZe him, not eonfning himself 10 any
particular denomination or extent, but viii
k rp "A supply OF such goods a the demand
may require, which he is confident will he
found a, low as any in this market, bring So
locted by couhdcntlal agents aud mostly
bought tor cash He will undertake the ship.
Plug and orderngot property and merchau-
die 10 and rom Richmond and the N,rthrrn
| markets for a small per cent, hi, personal az
qnalniRnCe with extensive houses III those
markets assuring him that the best prices will
b" had for all property shipped, aud good, OF
derrd be parchasedal thcmost reduced prices
ihdue no,U IN store ond offer, at vhoicSale
or retod,
200 sacks Salt, tuilIcd bogeing
3 binds. ST CroiS aud Maacovado Sugars
a2l hags Coffee
s bbl,. do,
30 whole, half aud Or bbs Sugars
bbl,. of Loaf and Lump Sugars
hhds \. o. baking and retailing Molasse-
100 boxes Candies, from Is TO IS
30 y Tnrpenrine Soap
20 whole, half o Dr. boxes g Ten fresh
80 kcgs Wrough and Cut Nails, i to cody
6 pair new Patent Balances to GOO lbs
IS boxes Glass, & IN and lOxl2
halt tierces new Rice
Inn min R,y.b 4 A.,
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:%NVkCE.

10y virtue IF deed oftrust executed 10
i the subscriber by Jonathan II, Plnnket
and Sarah his wife aud duly admitted to re
cord in the Hastings clerks Office the cor
pora!ion Of Lyuchburg, to secure the pay.
ment Of a debt due Alex Tomrkins & ca. |
shaIl, on Thursday the Goth day Of this pres
emf month. (lanuary,) On the premises, pro-
coed TO ell. by way Of public auction, tor
ready money, a certain Lot OF Ground, lying
in t6e corporation of Lynehhnrg. being the
north west half OF Lot No. ISL, on IN
street such title as is vested in me will ,,
given, and none other ,,,,,
NATHAN B. THURMAN.
Jan 9. "@wlf@
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DAVID IL Ro2EAr KYLE

IN ai6uIon 10 Their iormcr siock. huTs just
rect'Ued the .toaowing attici.s:
Carp"tlegs, rIch AID handsome figures
Grape Larc, assorted cnIprs
Black and shaded silks, rich figures
Barncbe, ne0 aud heaurita article
Figured ADD shaded ribbons. superior styis
WeItr satlus, pl'iu and figured
Long aud short white ND gloves
Rgh figured bomhazrtlrs, assorted colors
Bohlucl Lacc7, assorted
4 cases grass bleach IRISH linen, superior
quality
10 cases elastic water proof Hats
n le" pieces superior Crcassan plaids.
December 90. ~
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BY virtue of deed Of trust exrcoted by
~ George + Richardson to the subscriber.
on the 3d day OF January, 1922, will be sold
before the door Of the Franklin Hotel, in the
town of Lynchburg, at public auction, for
cash, on Tuesday the 3l,t gay ofthe present
month, January, flair, II not the next fair
day thereafter, one Negro Man, named Def.
fiery The subscriber aolng rs trustee. viii
convey only such title as IS vested in him by
he said trust deed.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee,
Jan9. tw3vA3
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'EEIE subscribrr has latrl, procured an
I additional first rate Book Binder whirh
enables him to do all work, in that line, with
neatness and dispatch. He has received di-
rect from Philadelphia, a very largc supply
Of paper OF very superior quality, which ena-
Mo. M m II IN an,- L1uA If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-15
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

We have been favored with description and
specimen of the Artificial Teeth manufactured
by MIR. CHARLES w. PEAL of this city, long
known amongst US for the exhibition OF skill and
tact in every thing which he undertakes. Eve
~ improvement calculated to add to the health
and comfort Of individuals is undoubtedly a
public benefit That Mr.. Peal has made vast
improvement in Artificial Teeth we are salts
fed. He manufactures them of Porcelain, OF
any shape and of any tinge or color. BY slaz-
ing and hardening them in the furnace, he rem.
ders them hgh, and incorruptible. He modlds,
models and fits them TO the gums without pain
ing or incommoding the wearer, so that they
answer all the purposes Of natural teeth In
addition to having formed for himself complete
sets Of upper and under teeth, which he has
used for many years, his skill has been applied
to many of our ciuzens, all Of whom are highly
pleased with the result. II is to be hoped that
MIR. p's improvement will be made use OF by
every person who,.in this respect, may require
the use of artificial means 10 mend their artlcu-
la,ion or otherwise to advantage their health
and comfort, Philad. Frssman's Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-15

bu So og-houses, Of stone, frame, and six
small stores. Now il has 1850 buildings, con
sisting of splendid mansions, elegant warehous
es and beautiful churches. Great as this in.
crease has been, it is not more than equal to
that of many other places in the United States
and falls short of he ratio in Others
About half past two O'Clock on Tuesday
morning, Captain Morrison, of the brig Gov
Griswold, while entering the Hook near New
York, fell overheard and was drowned, no!wi,h-
standing the boat was Immediately let down,
and every effort made use of to save him.
The Allegheny Bridge Company Of Pitts
burg have declared semi-annual dividend Of
six per cent
The ship North Point, Patton, from Huasco,
brings information to>Baltimore,,hat the frlgate
United States, Com Hull, touched there, and
sailed to the South about the 7lh Of April.
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-WYIYlyyTNES'llU -
IN COUNCIL, JULY IA, 1926.

communication from the Mayor, on the
subject of the recent death OF JOHN ADAMS and
TuoM.s JEFFERSON, two Of. the most distin-
euished citizens Of our Country, was received
and read; whereupon, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted by
the Council:--
Whereas on the last Anniversary of our Ma
tons Freedom, it has pleased Divine Provi-
dence 10 remove from us two OF our most dis
tinguished citizens, JOIN ADAMS and THOMAS
Observation-Disclosures who, hiIy years before,
signed the Declaration Of their Country's indie
pcndence-c citizens, who after that period, were
raised to the highest station in the gift Of free
peopie-cilzens, who were our Nations bene-
factors, and whose memory will be amongst
the most grateful recol'ections of posterity.-
AS il is not fitting that on this solemn occasion
they should pass into the silent tomb without
some expression Of the public feeling it is re-
commended that as testimony of respect &c
the memory Of the never to be forgotten deceas
ed, the citizens Of Alexandria wear the usua
badge of mourning on the left arm for thirty
DAYS And it is further resolved, that Johr
HooH, John Muncaster, John Lcngden, JONAH
Thompson, John Roberts, Humphrey Peake
William Cranch and Thomson F. Mason, Esqs
be Committee TO carry into effect whatever
further measures they NAV think proper 10 a.
dept, to cvince the respectful gratitude the CT
tizens of Alexandria have for those deceased
patriots.
Test. Up. THOMPSON, c. &.
O. The Committee are re.
que,ed to meet at the May ors Office this afternoon
four .,'clock
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front, and put on his back second hand black
coat. Then go down into Wall-street, and rem,
the corner in any of the cellar counting rooms
Here get an old desk, put il up, & paste his name
on the corner. Get his name also pasted on a
piece Of tin and stick it on the outside Of the
door. Make him agent for some Bridge Com
pany, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, or any where.
Give him a hundred dollars to begin upon
Let him shave, sell, buy and barter stocks, but
always with an eye to the discount which goes
into his own pocket. If he has little bit OF
religion, Sc much the better. He can make
long stories at the prayer meeting, and speak
amen through his nose in church. If he had
not 4 cent when he began, in short time ne
win ride in his gig.
On the return Of the first consul from Ma
ringo, he desired to be painted by David, and
sent for him in the presence Of Lucien Bona
parte, then Minister of the interior.
What are YOU doing at this moment; said
the first Consul! am working at picture OF
"rhe Pass of Thermopvle." SO much the
worse. You are wrong 10 wear yourself out in
painting the vanquished
But, Citizen Consul, those vanquished are so
many heroes, who died for their country; and
notwithstanding their defeat, they repealed, for
a hundred years, the Persians from Greece.
No matter; the name Of Leonidas, alone, has
reached us. The rest is all lost to history.
All. except that noble resistance to count
less army. All except that devotedness to
which names could add nothing. All except
the austere usage and manners OF the Lacede-
monians, of which it is so advantageous to re-
call to the recollection.
David, however, postponed for time the
finishing Of this picture. A. York american.
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DOMESTIC SUMMARY.

Among the different celebrations of the 18th
inst. at Pittsburg, was the launching OF a new
steamboat of 200 tons burthen, called the JUDI,
LEE, owned by Messrs. Allen, Grant & Co.
The horse on which General Packenham
rode a, the battle Of New-Orleans, and upon
which that unfortunate commander received his
death wound, is now owned by an inhabitant OF
Hebron, Conn.
Forty years ago Pittsburgh, Pa. contained
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CERTIFICATES.

The following new and highly respectable testimo-
NAL of the efficacy ofJudkns ointment in curing one
ofthe diseases for which it is deemed to be remedy
has been lately received by the subscriber from the
hon. John Cooke, OF the House of Representatives OF
the UnitedStates with permission to publish the same.
Sir: Ny son being afflicted for five years with white
swelling, and having applied every remedy recon-
mended by the most eminent physicians within my
reacl without success, at length procured one jug
oil Judkins ointment, and made the application accord
ing to the directions accompanying the ointment; and
state for the benefit othe alcted that before the
Jug was used, perfect cure effected. My son has
enjoyed good health ever slice. | have no doubt to
the ointment alone is he indebted, nothing was
used for more than nine months before the application
of the ointment. Respectfully,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-15

The National Advocate of New-iork, gives
The following recipe for making Broker
\ "Take quick-,alkins man, who knows III
tie of law, little of commerce, * has plenty OF
assurance. Shave him, cut his hair square In
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-15

At New-York, at 8 o'clock, on the evening of Mon
day last, the distinguished patriot and ust, the Hon
LUTHER MARTIN, in the sd year ofhs age. He died
without groan, and from the mere decay of nature
His funeral was attended by Judicial officers, and
members of the Bar, from the house of DIR. Hallock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-15
DR. w. JUDKINS'
PATENT SPECIFIC
OF AZ T N q ~ r.

NH above ointment is offered the public a safe
i and certain remedy for those obstinate diseases,
some of which have long baied the skill of medi-
cal sciences.
1st- White Swellings of every description
ID Sore Legs and Ulcers of long standing.
Sd Schirrus or Ganduar TumorS, particularly those
hardened tumors in wcmen's breasts, which oftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers.
Attn. Felons, or what some people know by the name
OF C.tarrhs, of every description.
5th. Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th. Sprains and Bruises Of every description, in
whatever part situate
9TH. letters of all kinds.-In thiscompaint the pa
tent in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of water.
9Th. Chblains or parts affected by frost
1t is also of the best dies fer Buns Scalds.
II the pain and draws the fire in sh ort time.
For infamed women's breasts and glanduar swell
lngs, it is superior to any medicine yet known to the
medical faculty. 1t is much safer than mercural appi
cations, Gas it does not contain the smallest q, ON of any
preparation of that mineral, because it does not lay
the patient liable to injury from exposure to cold.
This ointment has cured sores of many years stand
ing; where It is impossible orimpudent TO heal the OK
terna sore in consequence of the bones becoming
rous rotten 1t will stop the progress OF the cares
increase the quantity of the discharge remove the Of
| fensive smell, and ease the pain.
| 1t cures the worst Feons or Whitlows on an appi
cation Of IS hours.
! Rheumatsns which have stood so long as to become
systematic disorder, require medicine to be taken
| inwardly to remove them entirely. But in most com
mon cases. by applying this ointment, externally, as
directed il Will give relief And in old people,
whose pains have been Of longer standing, it will Of
| ten ease the pan.
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Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
virtue Of deed of trust given TO the undersign-
!! - ed, to secure certain debts due to Richard II.
henderson and THOMAS Henderson, executors OF Alex.
ander henderson, decd dated the 18th August 1892,
and recorded IN the County Court of Farfa they the
Undersigned will On The third Monday in .4ugua merit.
at FAIRFAX Courthouse, offer for sale public auction,
70 ie shesl bidder, for cash, the Tract Of Land in
said deed mentioned or 20 much thereof as viii suffice
to pay all the unpaid part OF said bonds that ave been
due for six months and the expenses of the trust Said
deed of trust Is given by Robert Kinchcloe, the tract
of land is that commonly called
MOorehiN,
which contains upwards of $50 Acres, and now in the
possession Of said Kincheloe The undersigned will
make SUCH title is vested in them but which is be.
lieved to be sound and indisputable.
JAMES SANGSTER.
june 24-ts AAlASHADlAH MOORE.