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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
A Certain Tract of ] and,
TO be Sold.

IN the third day of March next, before the front
~ door of Prince William Court.House the lot on
which the tavern of William Clayton, in the town Of
Brentsville is erected, together with said tavern and
all other appurenances, in the occupancy of Mr.
Thomas r. Hampton. The said property will be sold
orcash according to the provisions of deed otrust
ecuted the 9th October, 1924, to the subscriber by
VIM Clayton, for certain purposes therein mentioned.
The Tavern is commodious, built of brick, with store
and counting room under the same roof.
The subscriber sells trustee, and will only convey
as such but it is believed the title will be made I'M
questionable. JOHN GIBSON,ir
jan 80 Trustee.
~ The ubore Sale is Postponed until
the 9Th day of MARCH next. feb Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
For Rent or Bale.

EOT NcN VI SUlCs
- The brick dwelling House on Water
H street, near Gibbon, lately the residence Of
Hsss the subscriber; it has every convenience for
large family, with carriage house and room
for three horses and The Lot contains half an
acre ofand and the Garden in good order, being well
secured by good fence good and careful tenant
the rent will be moderate, or sold long credit
Also, pleasant F-RaNE DWELLING, nearly oppo
site formerly occupied by the late Daniel Mclean esq
Apply to THOS. VOWEL.
WHO offers for Sale at his Wrehouse on the corner Of
Prince and Fairfar Streets
Coarse and fine Salt in sacks and loose
. hhds. excellent old Goldfish
South American Soal Leather
Family Flour in whole and half barrels
4 fCash for Flour and Country Produce from the
Wagons. Flour stored and advances made to Millers
feb 27-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
WHnpnna. Feb. Ia. 1896

owe have nothing new. Six Spanish fri
gates which are here, will, it is said, sail in a
very few days They are elegant new vessels.
and have some fine young men for officers, but
the crews are generally bad great number
of vagabonds and rogues and thieves from the
jais have been put on board of them. With
such materials what can the officers do? Some
say they are going to destroy the Mexican fleet;
others that they are bound Off Car,hagena,
while others again assert thar they merely in
tend to cruise to exercise their crew, until a
stronger force, expected from Spain, arrives.
/ send you few papers, but they contain no
news whatever"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
GFlom the Trenton True .ameriec,a. ]

We are authorised to state, that "the Hon.
Charles Fenton Mercer, (of \ az has been elect
ed by the American Wing Society, TO deliver
the next annual discourse, before the American
Wing and Cliosophic Societies of Nassau Hall,
and has signi6ed his acquiesence inrhe appoint
ment." This discourse is annually delivered
on the Tuesday before the last Wednesday in
September
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
Valuable Farm for Sale.

- l wishJo sell my farm situate in the
1Y county Of Fairfax. Va. about two miles from
= SES Alexandra, adjoining the Iandsof Robert Pat.
4a ton, jr. A. c. ACazenbve, Esq. and others,
containing by actual survey 0asgk,ndSed and slsofi
here's and three quarters, portion Of which is covered
with an excellent growth Of timber and wood. The
land The purchaser will be entitled 10 recover from
the of the road, the amount VI condemnation,
or have the privilege Of closing it. The improvements
are not extensive If not s9d by private sale before
the FOURTH DAT OF MARCH xK3T, it will on tfat Gay be
offered at public sale, before the door OF the feGdng
Room in Alexandra. For terms apply TO Samr ono'o'
d.n AIexandria who is duly au.ho sell the same,
or to the subscriber in Richmond, Va
! feb Is-tM4 JOSHUA DOING.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
ALEX a NsD@1As
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1926.

We refer the reader to the opposite page Tor
the proceedings and able address OF society
of philan,hropic gentlemen in the city OF Bal,i-
more to the prosecuted people OF Ireland. II
will doubtless be source Disqualification TO ma
NV, to see the name of PETER II. CRUISE conspi-
cuously associated with SO good cause.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
GIVE aye authorized to an

nounce NATHANIEL Tyler, Esq as candidate for the
sages of the Freeholders of the County of Fairfax
to represent them in the next Legislature Of Virginia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

Crackers. Pilot and Navy Bread.
JOHN S. MILLS
TlAKES this method to inform the public that he has
store at the lower end of Kng-sreet, where he will
keep on hand supply of crackers in barrels half bar
rels and kegs FOR FAMILY USE.
Pilot and Navy Bread also crackers in barrels, manu-.
featured expressly
For the West India Market,
which he will sell low and OH reasonable terms, and
hopes by application and attention to his business to
merit share of public patronage
feb %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

The Bill authorising the commencement OF
the Pennsylvania Canal, to connect the waters
Of the Delaware with those OF the Ohio, has
passed both branches of the Pennsylvania Lee
gislature, and only requires the signature OF
the Governor, TO become law. This stipend
Gus work, when completed, will be second 10
none in the world; and that 1t will be completed,
the vast resources of the great State that has
undertaken II forbid us to doubt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

old age of ",he Man of the People" by an Of
ferlng which shall at the same time attest theil
reverence, and impart to him the satisfaction
of knowing their affection. Mr.. Jefferson''
principles will not permit him to accept OF an,
provision from the State or General Govern
ment, but the hearty, unsolicited, free-wiiloffer
ing Of the people individually, he will not he
cannot refuse.
at is therefore proposed that subscription
be opened by which every individual may con
tribute to his comfort; and that all may contri
butte, let no subscription exceed IS.
"To carry the foregoing proposition into ct
feet. we, whose names are hersunto subscribed
have pad to the holder Of this paper the sums
annexed to our respective names, to be by him
paid into the Branch Bank of the United
States, in this Borough, subject to the drai
of who
directed to vest the amount raised, in United
States Government Stock, for Thomas Jefer
sons benefit, and TO transmit to him, as soor
as possible, a certificate of such Stock"
TSubscription papers, with the above
caption. are left at the several Banks OF this
Borough, and at Mr.. Halls and Mr.. BonsaP:
Book Stores.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
Quartev Masters Office,

OWartcv eNdSUCT VNNCC9
Fort Washington, Feb. 18Th, 1926.
CEALED proposals will be received at this Office, un.
Sdl the 10Th Of March next for,
ESQ Cords Of Merchantabie OAK WOOD,
to be delivered on the hill at this post Is cords on the
LIST of April so cords on the lst of May 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 IS Ha.,o,, :. INTO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
MONDAY FER o.

MONDAY, FEB. II.
Wiliam Fo,ole, SURVIVING partner, &c. VS.. The
Common Council Of alexandria, cause was
argued by Mr.. Swami for the plaintiff; by Mr.
Taylor and MIR. Jones for the defendant, and by
Mr. Webster in reply for the plaintiff.
WILLIAM McMANUs, Of New York, was adj
mtted as an attorney and counsellor, and took
the usual oath.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-28

No business was Yesterday transacted in the
Senate, and very little in the House OF Repre-
sentatives, in consequence Of the death OF the
Hon. JoHs GAIILARD, an old and distinguish
ed member Of the Senate for the state Of South
Carolina. The funeral will take place this
morning, precisely at ! o'clock.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20


Al Rults holden in thu clerks office of the Superior
Court OF Chnr'rl for the >neh6urg District, he 28h
day OF Oc'ob,r 1928.
Mary Brown, adn'tri1 of Charles Hoyle, decd. and
Nc Donald and sous, Pits.
against
Samuel Eransiord, admir- ie honis non of Charles
Lewis, decd, susan evils, widow Of thu sAid Charles
Lewis. decd. William !. L. wisand George Nhltlocke,
bets.
The defendant Susan LEWIS having en- ed her
appearance and gwen curly according TO the Act OF
Assembly and the rutsot tins court, and II Appearing
bN salts aCtUry evidence tina size NH. btant of
Iii, county 1t IS ordered, that the said endant do
appear here tie FIRST day of henex and
he b OF the plan and tat copy OF tins order be
forthwith InScttdIn newspaper printed in! the
town OF iNuChhurg for two IN, nths suctesnsrly. and
pordat the front dooroi the COURTHOUSE in the said
town. copy. Itste,
as J. WILLS. {. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

Mr.. Thomas .Hdridge,
NOU vii take notice, that on Friday
i aud saturday, the l4th and 10Th OF
pril next, at the tavern house OF Charles L..
Barrett, ~ the town OF New Glasgow, aud
county Of Amherst, between the hours OF Q
o'clock. \ NJ. aud 6o'clock NJ oi those
days. shall proceed TO take the dispositions
OF William Duncan, Jahcz Cambden, aud 9th
crs, which shalt offer 10 read a, evidence
in a suit now depending aud undetermined
in the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
Lynchburg district, wherein you are plaintiff,
and Jacob Swoop, my self aud others defend
ants on the days and al the place above sta
ted you or your agent can attend il you see
cause. NICHOLAS {. KINNEY.
Feb. % C4w2S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
Frnii and Ornamental Trees, &. c.
Wa.l. ,PNIIi CAa
FKUFKI T. IUk Of TIE
Linnman Botanic Garden,
Long -JSL.j.lD,

LtSHI.N III NV ~ 1DfIsJsf ~
fFfERS In the public, ms very extern
- sive collection OF the choicest fruits,
The selection 81 which has been made with the
greatest care during more than bali centu.
y, aud Ia which large recent additions have
been made.
The assortment of ornamental trees, hnw-
ering shrubs and plants, Is also very eNten
siye.-Alsa, Of Bulbnns flowers. which in
cludes 62O varieties of Tulips, $50 of Hya.
clnths besides great variety OF other spe-
cies. The green house department has also
been greatly extended, and nov comprises n
bout lso0 species, among which are the most
splendid aud rare kinds, including 80 kinds
of oranges, lemons and citrons, d ot the ca
mellie 1aponica or japan rose, 900 OF gerani-
nms, ID oil healhs and green aud sOhCa tea
plants, olives, myftles, cape JasInins, &c. &c.
In the collection are about 10000 grape
vines OF tire fuesl European kinds tor wine
aud the table, and above 5oO varieties OF the
most beautiful roses, including 81 kinds OF
Chinese monthly roses, and OF the Moss
rose. Also - varieties 81 the double dahlIa.
Catalogues may be obtained gratts OF Brad
inle q Iompkns, agent, Lynchburg, Va. and
orders left with them, or forwarded per mad,
10 the proprietor, will meet with prompt at
tention. BRADfUIE a. IOhPklNS-
Feb. y. tc3wJ5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

NITVINIH:
At Rui holden in the clerks office of the Superior
Court of Chancery ior the L,ncburg Dstct, tn 2sth
daN o. October. 1928.
hrnr, Hatcher adm'r of Harda"ay Hatcher, decd.
and Archibald atchcr, Pits.
against
William o~mby. DWELL ownby, jr. and Matthew ii.
DettS.
he sCre acihs awarded III this being :
Cucd the defendant Matthew ilson, and II appear
ing 10y satisfactory evidence TINT he is habitant
OF IN country Ii ordered, that the SAID drlendan
do pear here on the first day of the tern and
she caus, II any h. can hyunx' thr revival thcreby
sought uld hsl copy Of this order bc iothalth
serted IN some newspaper printed N the tN ui Lynch
burg, 10, two months .NsYtly, and posted al the
front door Of the conrt-huusei IN the said town.
copy. I este
% ! WILLS &C
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

NlrginlA:
AtRneS holden in the cerI,s office of the Superior
Court ct ClanccS ior the i.nchburg District, the 2sth
day of DC ODER, 1905.
George W. Baldwin, Pit.
against
Francis Is, ard, and Polly Yates, widow of James
Yates, DettS.
III d, PENDANT Polly Yates not having entered her
app arrange and gwen SecuritY according the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, and u appearing
by tact ry eNidencc that she not am nhabant II
hi, country rs ordered, that The said defendant do
appear here OH the first daJ the and
the biliut the plaintiff and that copyO this order be
torhw It'll nstrt,d II some Newspaper nrnted mhe
townOf LynclhuIg, tor two months succes>iyoly and
posted at the front door OF the tourthouse The SAID
town. Acopy. Icstes
&c J. WILLS, c. 6.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
DRY GOODS,

which she has opened IN the tenement IN
Brick Row, Opposite uessrs Morgan q NJ
Daniel, next door above Mr.. J I Patterns.
Her assortment consists Ia part OF
Snpor6ne blue and black cloths
Do assorted colours do
Do blue aud black cassimeres
Fine and common cass'netts
Black enreuiine
Tailencl'e vesings with borders
silk valencia do do
Csmhr,uks and cnmhrick muslius
Jncanet and null mnslins
Silk gloves aud hose, black and white
Fancy chint1 aud calicoes for ladies dresses
Black figured silks and assorted colours do
An kinds OF ribbons, some n,ee patterns
Linen caubrCk and Renting
Threat lace aud edg'ngs
Tortoise tuck aud side combs
Bombazettes. plain aud 6gursd
Artificial Covers and wrsa'hs
Ostrich teuthers, tipped with every colour
GentisInen's fur has
Do shoes, coarse and tine
C;entIetnen's bamboo walking canes by the
dog. or single one,
n IS her intention 10 keep, in addition to
her regular stock of merchandise, every Gar.
ment OF Gcntlemen's Wearing Apparel, made
by her own hauds, which she viii Warrant 10
b. made in the best manner Amongst which
are Gen,lemon's Guernsey Shirts &Draw.rs.
Also, Colored persous Clothing of every de.
ocrp,i"n and al the most reduced prices
Mrs King will also cut and make Ladies
aud Gentlemen's Cloaks. She will also cur
~ on the Man'ua Making business in all it's
various branches.
Mrs King lstters herself. she will frequent
~ have IL IN her power to atord solid proof,
that il is much cheaper 10 buy ready made
clothing, when you may always be sure OF IA
81 and nj the lowest prices.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

~ AS committed on the first day of DC
W tober last 10 the jail Of Charlotte
county as a runaway, a negro man who
calls hlnsrif Davy Smith, and says that
he is Blacksmith by trade, and belongs
t" Ma orJ"nrs of Alabama, and that he
bought HIM of VIM. Shanks OF the town of
Petersburg, Va. lie is yellow slender
made man, about fifty years old, has a
wen on tie right side of his neck, and "a
Font five feet eleven inches in height The
owner is requested to comply with the
law aud take him away, or he will be-
dealt 18th as the law directs.
VIM. SMITH, jailor, c. c.
Feb. 90.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

Vi g'nia
Atrucs holden in the clerks office of the Superior
Cour, oi Chancery or tn, Lynchburg District, the 25h
day OF Oct he , le25.
Charles Crenshaw, adur OF Nathaniel crenshaw,
decd. PIT.
against
Ed ard Lynch, James c. Norman, John TaJ Ioe,
Richard q. Haden. Achilles VI. Haden John Jones, Nj.
c,Jal, 1. nch, Il aries r. Lynch, John Lynch, Ma
thanoI Wm'ton, John NJ. ote , Henry S. Langhorne,
John VI. Waw,ck, M,caIah Da'is, Chilrropher Antho-
ny John Alexander j., In Victor, hl,Wtl DRbney Ro-
b. II hunt sheriff Of Campbell, Abraham F. BigPers
W nmm l. NORRIS, An,elm h Ech, Mahlon ad alta
der. Augustnr !.CftWich, David and Nillam le, A.
lrSaudtr ttpb RI, Michael Niear, Samuel 1srdy, Mi
cdjah IT, nch, DAVID saunders William Oa ns, Daniel
Brown. AmuUn fanc. ~ K Co. Ihumas Humphreys,
Charles L. Dihrc ,lliau. Davis, Jnr. john l. uoh
Mat ia itobtrU. Man Lynch and David Moore, bets.
In, def, ndants Mcaiab I. Lynth Charlie. f.. ! ynch
and David ~ WI lm Kyle not having entered then APP
ptarHnc' and sccu ity according To the act 81 A.
,cmhlJ and ia, rdIes of this COURT and appearing
satisfactory evidence HAT they not inhabitants uf
tins country lii u dtrtu thu the ,ad d i,ndants do
lppca here the FIRST day OF he ext term aud
the bill of the plaintiff and hat copy OF this order he
turthv h inserted ia some paper printed IN the
town Of Lynchhurg, for months success,ei,. and
posted the front door OF the courthouse III the Ssid
town. Copy. Iestc,
rs ]. HILLS,C. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

Virginia:
Al KurS huldeu IN IN, clerks ufice of the Superior
Court OF ChaucerN tor til, Lynchbnrg District tho 2sth
day uf OCOb,r, 1928.
hunaS Nldrdre, Fit
against
Jacob swoopo, Sterling Claiborne, Nicholas Kenny
George s. Holloway, George h. Woodsun and Jabez
amcu, Dtlta.
he {, ten'aut George Holloway not having enter
rd hi arneru,p aud ESci secprlty according To The
of Assembly and IT, rules Of fms ourt,nd ltappeAt-
ing by sat-, factory eNid,ncr thar he nh abb.
ant Of hi, country II orde d. that the sand deicn
tant do appear here tt irt day oi the term X
answer Ue bll OF ia" plain and thai cop! OF this
order be tot thvh Inserted IN 'omt paper printed
IN lit town Of Iynchhurg Tor Two months suecessycb.
and post, al the ro door of the courthouse III the
sad town. Copy. 1este,
% I.WIlIS.C.C c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
SODA * SeiAlitZ POWAers,
JUST received and tnr sale by
THOMASJ J. DUVAL,
March Is. Bank square
March Is.
Redtor4. Eebknnru Rules 1926.

v
Thomas Preston aud David Crenshag, late
p,erchants aud partners, trading under ih.
brm OF Preston and Crensbaw, Pits.
against
John G Crnmp aud Mary Crnmp, ncns
The defendant John G. Crnmp, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according 10 the act of Assembly aud the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by the
Sherfs return Oh the process issued in this
cause, he is not an inhabitant of this
country. It,is ordered that the said defend
alt, doth appear here on the frat day Of thc
noNt Nav term and answer the plaintiff bill.
and that copy OF this order be inserted in
the Virginiau, aud posted M at the front door
Of the court-houso OF the said county on two
several court days.
Copy reste.
81 &c. STEPTOE, cot.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
Virginia.

Virginia.
At rui,e olten in the Clerks Office Of the Superior
court Il Chancery the Lynehburg District the zsh
da of pcpber, 1928
Albion T'DaEiel, admir-. dc bonis n1n OF Alexander
Daniel. dec. fit
against
BENJAMIN Perkins and Richard Perkins, Detts
The defendant Betanaih Peisins not having entered
his caranoe 4 gwen eeuIt, according To the act Of
assembly aud the rules Of tlis and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is sltnhabitato oil ons
cUuntr, il ,sntd.rrd thai ih, sad defendant do APP
pear htrt the first day Of the mkt term answer the
bill of the plaintiff and that copy oil tins order be
forthwith inserlcd IN iieWspaltr printed IN the
town Of LtDclburg. for two months sheeessitey, and
posted the front door 81 the house ia the SAID
town. LOpT-IeSte,
Is JOHN NIILS,c. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
Boaraing Mouse

nf tbs same place orer HE store Of NJ. Fort,,.
IA he centre Of The form apd lint j., g',,."'
me eiH charge $50 per year, yogaJIe o,..
terry u, ndrnnct f'".'
From her long experience in the Lusiy.,.
defermined, as she IS, 10 tssP as good loL,. o.
the markets wiH afford. she hopes 70 Lo,. ~
continuance Of that patronage uiirh isgen,,.1a
~ bestoired so freely IN LyuthLmg. '''"''
March 9 Jlr2,,-o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

n la 4Fnl iii
- NJ, ~ wv" Ih'adephrA
a.. .r -" wy '"' - ""u'uohaI sup.
l.! &c,
NGW DOOkS anu STATIONARY.
| Which in addition TO his former s,osl
hand renders his assortment very estens;yn
and complete '''e
Twill merely remark to those who v;sL g.,
purchase. that rs my stock is 80 very nnr.,,.t
ly large, that III future | am detsrnliI,d ,,s't
al very tOa prices for cash, aud will th.rs, ,v'
thank every person To give me call hr,,,o
they purchase, and | sm very confident Thar
they will llnd il 10 their interest.
Among the BOOKS, 10y the late arrivals
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History OF the Expedition to Russia underts.
ken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1872 hv
General Count Philip DE Segur, in 2yol,
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had the pleasure oil perusing for a lopo
time.
Babylon the Great, in vols. Thi. work il
pronounced by judges to be very excellent
Marriage, by the Author of inheritance. in
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el as have read, though some differ from
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Gaieties and GRANTEES, in vols. This work
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National Tales, first vol. Thought by MANI
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"Reminiscences. ty Charles Rul.r r,o r.
Lincoln Inn. don't know any u orl, hioh.
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Memoirs of the Countess DE Genlis. in vors
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Tales of the Crusaders in . vols. hv the An
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Tn. at,er. of Mira Eli1ahotb Nor,usue !,
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Tai. NJ an American iandlnrd South of The
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h., anne nrrssns
Thr valley at Shenandoah. don't recellect
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n;nion shont any vork-bul think il We.
r. oond
The Refugee. in . vols. by Cant. Matthew
Naroaitody. Of The ninth Coutinentals in The
R.y,i,,ton,rv War
Tbp Tronbsdonr. aPo.m.by LED Author
of IN, Imnroyi.atrice
Tbeodorick A other Poems. by Thos. Caur.
hell
American Revolution, bv Jededinh Morse, D.
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ing ever known in the L States.
Baker, Ivy, IN 6 vols. new edition on
fine paper very splendidlS bound
A l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

NY rirtue Of deed Of trust, eIecn'fa - -
ID the subscrtbes by John Hender'gmg'JLf'
dated the olS day Of .No,ch, 1928, "nd ou'
recorded in the clerks odice Of the county Go ,..
Of Bedford, zee shall proceed 10 sell, 10 hegE''
est builder, tor cash ,oHhs 4th day Of 3Pri aII'
at the residence otthe said JohH HenaeTtgT',,
(oa the premiscs,) The T,oo Tracts Of LGa 80
the sad iced named, 0, e confirming 24i acre
a.ere or Tess, The other containing 10 A'r
more or less. And also, all The personal Fg
perty in the snid iced conreyed-Ihe SHog',
b,rs lriH only conrey ssch title Us is resi'' W.
them by The deed aforesaid. .rp
THRESIF3LOUS MLNER
J p. GRAY,
J. II. OTEY,
u,.,b o c2,,3l Trustees
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
NYlanA Koberts

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200 sacks l. tiied sat
81 bbiS. Wh~kty
20 hays gre,n cutie
30 bits Boar
% bbi, cut nails
90 boIe Imp. and gunpowder tea
10 TONS bar iron
10000 lbs. ddcon-nH Of uhieh be NIL sci
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