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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

RTEW ARRIVALS.-D1VID & ROBERT
~ KYLE are now opening an additional
.upply (receved last EVENING" OF seasonab.e
Dry Goods, consisting IN part OF supcrfne Cloths
and Cassimeres splendid new style Colicoes ;
Combrics Dimlties, &c. &c
March 2 -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
NEW SPRING GOODS.

1nAyID u ROBERT KYLE, in addition t
- their late supplies, have just received al
extensive aud we'll chosen assortment ot Stapl
and Fancy Goods. Amongst winch are the fol
lowing articles:
Super blue, black, and fancy cold Cloths anc
Cassnnercs
Superior black Grape Robes
Do do assorted
Nankin Robes, assorted
Plain black Gro-de-Nap. excellent quality
Figured do do
Do do assorted
Black Italian Lutcstring and Mode
satin, assorted
Grape Leese and Italian Grape, assorted
Mnceiet ShaRls, a new and splendid article
Gauze and fancy silk Hhkts
Black and cold Grape Shawls
Superb Lace Capes
TanDourcd Collars and Collarets
san.s, Gauze aud LatestrIug bonnet Ribbons
Gymps, assorted
Insertion Trimmings
Ladies black and white horse-skin Gloves
Do castor do
Superior Thread Laccs and Edging
DO Gymp do
Bobmet Wells, "A Bobinet Lace
Tortoise-shell tuck and side Combs
Imitation do do do
Ene Ivory Combs
Superior Italian Lutestring Crayats
Do black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing Silk, assorted
line Twist and Saddlors' SILK
Superb English Silk Vestngs
Gentlemen's Woodstock Gloves
Do. Norway doe do
Black Levantne HhEis.
Fine black hs'd Crayats
Do. Sarcenet do
Superior Bandanna, German, and flag pocket
IIhkis
White Doincstics, assorted
Calicoes DC. &c,
The above comprise small portion of the ar
tcles Just purchased IN New-YofS aud Phlladel-
Pima, under the Immediate inspection of one Of
the firm. They VIII be found on inspection, TO
he of sterling quality, and al prices tar below
what has hitherto been considered cheap" -
In.a few days a further supply will be received,
Feb d.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

NEW BOOKS.--The subscriber has the
&J pleasure of again informing the public
thai he has Just received direct from Pin ladel
pha, a very la.ge additional supply of
Books d Stationary,
Which renders his collection very complete
oil ot which he is determined 10 sell Very low
t1r cash. Those wishing 10 buy AFRO partiCu-
nfly invited 10 call aud examine my cnllec
ION beore they purchase. In the late ar
rFa' we're the following New Works, s2 -
!des round Winter Hearth, by Jane aud
Anna Maria Porter: being the best produc,
O''rom their pen for many years. The Nd
ventures OF Don Juan de ulloa, illustrated
VIII slhne Engrayings This work contains
ne N 4 surprising adventures ihat WIS ever
"@n Tile Franklin Amanack, tof 1877 :
.Ffef To any other in the world. Atlantic
'aleap. or a Christmas aud New Years pre-
u fpf l2r 1927, this is decidedly Que OF tie
." hyperion productions ever issued from
Az YES in the [. States, aud equal If not
I#fhrl to any ia the world This wonder
my executed work was Published by u. (.
Ley VI bca, Philadelphia aud hey rich
P%tse the patronage of liberal public.
aleaoo TO this very superior production,
publish the most useful productions
3'li1si IN the u. States. aud generally bet
eterupd ABRAN NORTH.
Vow Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

my RATS on Boston, Providence, New-York
ID Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City,
snd Richmond Va, for sale in Sums to suit pur-
rhasers. at a small premium. at the Lottery and
Exchange Office Of s. o. NJ. ALLEN q co.
I vnebburg, where all kinds Of uneuTent money
is taken at the lowest rates OF discount
July 10.
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NEW GOODS.

"a, TaE have the pleasure of informing our
Wy friends of the arrival OF a great many
scarce and desirable Goods, which we will sell
low We are determined to retain the name Of
;. Cheap Store" And in daily expectation OF
receiving great many new and fashionable ar
,;cies 10 ali ofwlicb we respectfully invite the
attention of our friends aud the public.
''o'''''''s' MeREE ROBIN SON g. Co.
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PRINTED AND roRLisHED BY
u FLETCHER & RICH. II. TOLER
publishers Of The Laaes Of The Union.

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Pip'r VII he received for less time than months
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ON bd,,ssn.uts will be inserted at 50 cents per
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SOM hsacery Orders not exceeding two squares are in
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n, latters addressed TO the Editors must be pos
a. they will non be attended to-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

'ah EPISCOPAL CHuRCH.-Just recei-
NJ. YEA by 'ae subscriber, very able and
,i,g .fa panpai.t, enti1ei 1 caad3 Eramiaa-
l ~. -" rr'i .'q4 Episcopal Cborh, IN i,co
ben i" Is sald that the Episcopal Church iias
tag '"efiu'ly abused of late. andhere's some
lead ~, ~ NE other SIDE. Every body ought to
6ata' ~ very ably written work, since il Is put
vac very low price of II - cents.
h., ABRAM Il. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
fresh GarAen Seed.

Early Washington Peas Iurnip Seed of every
very superior description
do Frame do White solid celery
do Charlton do Red do do
Late MarfoHiat do i rly horn CARROT
Dwarf do do Luug orange do
do Prolihc do Early bloud do
Early Williams 10 Cluster cucumber
Tall Marrowiat do Turkey do
Blue Dwarf Imperial 10 larry frame 10
sugar or Salad do Long green do
yellow weeks Beans Late DO
China Dwarf DO sea kaile
Earlv Cantetberry do scotch do
u hte Kidney Dwdri DO Large green head lea
White Lima do yers tace
,a saFi e., Do I Tsa"'' ''u Do Do
Early Maryagon do Drum head do
Green Nonparcil do Early Siesis do
Early York Cabbage White onion seed
very superior Red do
Burean do Cmled Parsley
Drnnhcad do lomatoe seed
Red Duch do short top scatln. rcd
Mongle Wur2cl do dish
Late Battefsea do Blacl, Spanish do
Green Globe Savoy do Cherry tarnp do
Russian do salmon do
Lutte Imperial do White Naples 10
| Early Emperor do Cmled peppcrgrass
Early Blood Turnip Garden ciess
beet Onion cloves
Blood Red do Olre
Monglc Wmaal do Satisfy o. cgitableoys
Early Hon do tel
| Mammoth Pumpkin Early summer na ash
! Common do do rush do
White Mustard Seed Valparaiso do
Brown do ito f.aily pasnips
Black do do o Nastuitnm Ga fine pic
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

ID ATmcK II. CABELL, 4ttorrey Al Lar,
x will, IN future, regularly attend the courts OF
Nelson county. His office Is IN Main-sueet, 4
few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
August 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

- MoSlC.-Thc. subscriber has the plea
,al1 VI informing the ladies and gentlemen
aalrl'lfs' that he has received direct FROM
.,,,1'1.'p.ha very valuable selection of NEW
duet !. vi the Piaae-forte, German Flute, Cla-
N W, &c ali Of witch he is determined to
ina. wv AykAM Il. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

be warranted genuine
lie has recently purchased the entire stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-StnB,, &c.
of Docs Owens l. Lecl,ie, which ia addition to
his stock on hand, together with his arrivals
renders has assortment extensive and complete.
His friends and the public, well as the ous3
toners OF Owens L. leckfe are assured that they
can be furnished on the most favorable terms
Practitioners of Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
al small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken IA payment
The greatest attention paid TO the compound
ing of medicine ard he pledges himseifto deli
yer no article out OF his establishment but VIVA,
is of the purest quality.
July IL. ts98
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

YnlREsH GARDEN SEED have this day
received direct rom New-forl, further
supply of Fresh Garden Seed.
Feb 90. WI MIDDLETON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13


VAR. ROKEFTSOSt5 PATENT STOMA-
~ CHIC BlTTLBS.- These celebrated and
well known Bittrrs are composed purely OF We
getahles, of the most innocent, yet specific VIZ
tues. and are particularly recommended for re
storing weak constitutions, cleansing 4 strength
cning the stomach, aud increasing the appetite :;
they expel worms in all ages, bat from their SIM
plicity and safety, are most natural and efieetn-
al vrmifuge, when 4dminlscredio children; they
are gratefully warm, aud pungenuy aromatic :;
they are extremely sersiceube Ia all seasons
but particularly so on the approach OF warm
weather. when bilious habits experience such to-
tai loss ofappette; they are also certain proven
tive against those complaints so much in the
spring. such as Intermittent Feyers and Agues
Dyscntarics, Dc. DC.
They possess moreover, the property peculiar 20
themselves. of qua tying and ameliorating those
inflammatory pernicious qualities inherent in
dent spirits. and SO often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, and converts them into a whole
some, pleasant, and invlgoratng stomachic.
They are a very pleasant Cordial Bitter and
are recommended for the use ottaYerns, as well
as private families.
\ fpw dozen brttles ofihe above valuable Bit.
tiers. for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
Ian net bottle MATTER H. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 90 Opposite POI, Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

NrA f. DYOIl'S Approved Anti-Blous PMS
u which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants. Malignant fcYers, &c. There l1is if
adminis red in time TO remove the Bile from the
Stomach, viii counterfeit the causes which com
monty produce yellow OF Bilious Fever Ague ~
Fall Fcvers, Bilious Chol PleWisy Dssentc-
ry Worms, Sick and Foul stomach, Head Ache,
Loss OF Appetite, latulenrc, Lpi.eptic Fits, Hy-
pochoudria, and Hysterical Complains, Sour
Stomach. Heart Burn, Dyspepsia OF indigestion,
&c They remove Hahitual Costi'eness Colds
and Coughs, Asthma stranguary, 6faVei lhtu-
mal,sm, Govt, Scuryy. corhntic Blot"hcs, impn-
rit.es IN the Blood, female Complaints II.
A further supply Of the above Pills, THIS day
received at the subscriber Drug and Medicine
Store price - cents boy.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Dec 7. Opposite Post gife
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
rs> yrN EMovAL.-S1MUEL DIN

Egsss Jed EMoVAL.-S1MUEL DIN
kM ~ KEEL, x co. have removed
80 their HAT STORE two doors below
he Market-Iioase, and nearly op-
roste Mr.. John Bnllock'S where they offer for
sr,le a new and extensive assortment of FANCY
FIR HATS together with general assortment
ofoonnon Fur & Wool Hats, part ofwhich are
nf,beir own manufacturing, and warranted TO be
first quality and made the most durable mate
rias They solicit share of the public patron
,co as they are Determined to keep constantly
on hand complete assortment Of fancy hats of
,be latest northern fashions, and likewise eve
~ description of fine and common hats of their
own manufacture, all of v hich they viii sell very
low for cash.
All hats bought of them, of their make, shall
5p roned without charge.
Jan Is. 'S9u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

p AMP & LINsEED OIIa-Waler IL. Mid
IA dIeton. has tins day received large guam
ttv Of superior Winter Strained Lamp otl-Al-
so Linsecd Oil, Spirit Turpentme, White Lead
&C.
Nov. l3 t2I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

60 Packages Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
InH0MASJ. DUVAL, has lately received
j % Packages of Drugs aad Medicines, d.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
QUARTERLY REVIEW,

No 6s, for Sept. lS26,
,,s received and for delivery at the new cheap
nj store of ABRAM II. NORTH.
Feb 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

l3"tERlES.-rhe subscriber has recently
- - ''feNed, additional supplies Of goods in
ng., r'e, winch makes his present assortment
iv eaapete Tiny are offered to the public
y,.e ash Likewise, about 80 barrels of
s'l Potatoes, 81 superior quality ior seed.
H., HENRY l.. DGFFEL.
'u'N To- tw3w32
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

( VI gross Soda and half gross Seidlitz Pow
v lafs, just received bv
His. l. THOMAS J. DuNAL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

An elegant assortment of soaps. fancy Nlals
and Perfumes an assortment of Brushes, and
every other article in his line for sale at tn
lors,t prices.
Dec. II.
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p SeiO Arriual Of Medicines.
flz..9 SNWALTEk II. MIDDLETON is

paekages fresh Medicines, which
have been particularly selected y
an experienced hand, and " hich can
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
SsvaINTER Strained spermaceti LGmP OH
wv of the first guilty, just received 10y
THOMAS J. DUVAL,
Sign ofthe Golden Mortar

OCtoller3l
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

you At your feet ask forgiveness Of the past,
and demand the. fulflment of the just sentence
your lips pronounced against me-"
He would have thrown himself at the pirates
feet but the chief received him in his arms ere
his knee could touch the earth. Deep silence
for some minutes pervaded the assembly; till
the band, springng to their feet and brandsh-
lns aloit their weapons made the cavern ring
with Long live Ohio Of Germany Long live
Philip Of Cologne! =
The pirate true to his promise, safely trans
ported the Emperor to the nearest German port
and the world sooa forgot, in the commander
in-chief of her armies and the buIwark of her
throne, the once dreaded lion Of the Mcditerra-
mean
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

says, entitled My thoughts" likewise dlrel
sity Of fugitive pieces, under the signature OF
s. Philenea," several Of wtich exhibit pectiea'
thusiasna and correct taste"
Mrs Murray, OF Boston. IS the writer OF
two volumes Of essays, entitled :" The Cleaner,
which were well received BY tie public. And
underline signature off, Constantine" several OF
her poetical illusions, ESQ. w;.i,A cmbclshed
the magazines and Journals Of TIA: day, acquir
rcd her fair portion Of celebrity"
Mss Huotlsy, (now Mrs. siSorrney,> OF
Hartford, in the state Of Conacoticut, has writ
ten and published volume OF soe:as of most
c'lltyins and serious cast, replete with poetic
,irc and beauty"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23
BIOGRAPHY.
Memoirs Of the celebrated Mrs. Ro,rc.

"it"eoHo " ItC teteDIHtSU eHIo ItUCC
It is probable that many Of our fair readers arc
already, in some degree, acquainted with the me
mors OF this exemplary lady yet, even to them,
it is presumed this short sketch will not be unner-
catns.-[[P hM AFFIRM.
My sex may triumph when they consider this ex-
"-orlinaTy woman, She was born in Leicester, in
-;- her t.tEer, Walter Singer was a dissenting
! '.-lcr, and 4 man of an independent fortune
il h-r most carly wears celebrated for her
r.g:v III. virtue. The circle where her father NOV
g s032 fought her acquainted with the nobility
y 80 wee - sucil charmed with her extraordinary
tlItnts u .let behaviour She was writer as early
d her u -:ti rear and her compositions were not
'~,s distinguished +; the picty that breathed in
!'erns t.aF. by Their elegance. BENG admitted as
cof-.nlun-cant very early, She composed a HYMN
NJ the occ 4soi, Of which tie following stanzas may
icrre a specimen Of her peculiar sslc
" And art thon nrne, my dearest Lord
lHen have all, nor v
he Doltat wishes can form
fn'oa pitch more high.
fes, thou art mine the contracts scala
-9HA Thy most precious blood,
Ai en- Almighty powers engaged
I2 see II all made ;so"d.'
ne :lonoursDlc Mi Thyme, son Of the lorI VS.
cunt Weymouth, SO mach s,nit.en with her ex-
".ordnlary talents, that he himself undertook to
'n- them the highest E4igh, BY teaching her French
and Italian, N which She made 50 rapid progress
- 10 be able TO read and translate Tasso III a few
months.
pr. kean was likewise fond of he. company, and
.'n1e1 her abilities.
Sn TIE death Of her parents, She Vas lelt in the
possession OF an ample fortune. This brought q
vast number Of snitorS, and proposals Of marriage
we're made TO her BY persons Of considerable rank,
hut She rejected them all, declaring that nothing
less than the most elevated pety should make the
least impression on her heart"
young gentleman, with fortune as ndcpen-
dent as her own, meeting with her on visit, con
firmed her ~ her resolution and gave her an on.
porunty Of preserving it invloable lie was dis
senting minister in London, who returned from
l-eyden in log, where he finished his studies AS
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23
VARIETY.
TIE STREAM OF LIFE.

TIE STREAM OF LlFL.
The following beautiful passage is from a sci
rnou preached by Bishop Heber to his parish
loncl~, short time before lis departure for In
Ola, IA 1925:
. lie bears Us On lie the stream Of might,
n'eT Our boat at first .lcs down the narrow
channel, ti.ro tie playful murmurng of the Iii
tie brook, and the Wint!: IS Of its grassy boglt.
The trees she'd their blossoms over our heads
the flowers on the brink seem y offer them
selves to our Young hand, We are happy il
hope. and we grasp eagerly at the beauties
around us but the stream hurrics on and still
our HANDS are empty.
I" Our course in youth and manhood is along
wider and deeper flood, and amid obj is Iii.
striking and magnificent We are animated hy
the moving picture Of enjoyment and industry
which passes before us (; we are excited by some
sh"i 'ivcd SUCCESS, or depressed and made mise
rable by some equally shortllved disappointment.
But our energy and our dependence are both in
VAIN. The stream bears us on, and our oys
ANA our gricfs are alike left behind Us: we may
De ship-Wrecked, bat we cannot anchor; our
voyage may he FASTENED, but it cannot be de
laved, whether rough or smooth, the river has
tens towards its home, TIL tie roaring Of Tic
ocean is in our ears, and the tossing of the
waves i, beneath our keel, and the lands lessen
from oureyes, and the floods arc lifted up around
us. and The earth loses sight of us, ard we take
our last leave Of cath and Of its illabitauts
and Of our furtler voyage there i no Wtncs-
but the Infinite and the Eternal
And DO still take 50 much anxious thought
for future days, when the days which have gone
by have strangely and uniformly deceived
us ? Can we still 50 set our hearts on the crea
lures of God When we find by sad expe Renee
that the Creator only is permanent or Shall
we not rather lay aside every weight and every
sin which doth most easily beset Us aud thinl,
Of ourselves. hencetorth, as way iaing persons
only, who have no ab.dln. inheritance but in the
hope Of better world, and to H!,y.n even that
world would be worse than hopeless, if it were
not for our Lord Jesus Christ, and the interr
we have obtained in his mercies"
III eu,irltended--A very affecting sern,aa :.
ing one day preached in Il country church, eve
ry one wept excepting one man, M.:o 5einc
asked Why he did not weep with til" rest " q =
said he, 81 belong TO another parish
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

histcrlai ONCE, and instead OF becoming teacher
in theory, he became one in example, A character
of this stamp could not but appear amable i'll the
eyes Of Miss Singer, aud the harmony of their SEN
tlments produced an union of their hearts, iii, death
parted them.
They lived together in the connubial state for
five years. Mr.. Rowe intended to have writtcn
supplement to P'u'qrch's Li7cs, and finished some
part Of the work, which WAS published after bis
death but, being of delicate constt: on, he died
of a consumption in May, ILL., il tia }tl' lar Of
his age. This separation affected H.. lra lc re
lict With conjugal sorrow, anu Sic wr.a Al r.cgy
on the melancholy occasion, which on,l not have
disgraced the pen of any author, a:.''r7t Or mo-
dern. The resignation she showed strong
proof Of the reality Of her pie;y and X ,eMmenl-
cd her no less to the admiration Of thy male, ,n
the imitation Of the fair After Sic nai settled
her affairs, she returned from the tunu., q III, me
tropolis to .lgJor1, where she spent Tie remainder
OF her days IN works OF piey, il study. ana II vog
responding with Of the greatest la'.ies In he
kingdom She frequently repair 81. whcn solicited,
to the Countess of Herford's, to om She declares,
in Of her letters" When contract :; friend
ship il is for eternity" Her illness vas but Short,
and she died on the goth of February, 1877, in the
xty-,hrl year of her age
Her love Of the JeHtlcftrcs great, but her !u-
" to God and her husband greater. IL this
respect She verified those remarkable lines,
"For Heaven and iIymen all her songs were made,
6 And all her VOWS to Heaven and lily men pa.l."
Her poem the history Of Joseph, and her
Letter from the Dead TO the Living" aho.l am
pie proofs Of a cultivated and piuus NINA
FROM KRIS coLyIS's WEEKLY ML>>lSuLK.
.Us Coffin,
transmit YOU the following biographical me
moranda, which were furnished by aniHdiyidual
whose information may be relied on a female
most respectable and intelligent, who yielded TO
my earliest cntreaty" to be made acquaintd with
the names ofthosc American writer's finer sex,
who lad cultivated that literary taste which rem
cers sickness portable, solitude pleasant, and
society delightful
Mrs. Warren, of Plymouth, Massachusetts,
tlourlshcd before my time: competent Judges
pronounce her as a historian, IN most respects
nGIal and in some superior to Ca,hafine NJ eau
ley. A near relative to tic late President ADAMS,
she appears to have inherited y portion of his real
ability and patriotism"
Kiss .lians, daughter d tic celebrated sam
ucl Adams, compiled an accurate work, eAh-
ting compendious account Of the tenets Of all
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

Vii pnntended.-A very affecting serraa; Il.
ing one day preached in a country church, eve
ry one wept, excepting one man, M..o 5ein.c
asked Why he did not weep with the rest s. q! -
said he, belong TO another parish,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-15
Marshal's Sale.

aVTiIIbe sold by the Marshal. onFGssday me @Sn
Wv do, brOctoher next, at II o'coek for cash, all
She rishi, title interest Of Abie o'sroos' IN and 10
.h, following lots of ground adjoining 'Ns sGmm an
stree, nm the West by Columbus street, on the South
by tbe FIRST greet north OF Mcn,gomer, street, on the
North h, the second street, N OF Montgomery
street and on the \ w. by the new turnpi~e road,
asno through ore corner of the square and binding
o. s, streets, and road containing nearly two acres,
No, 10. os
Also, one other lot. beginning on the west side OF
cobmbus street, where It intersects the I'd street
north of Montgomery street, and running menee
with the west side of Columbus street. loo feet TO tne
line nj Pend;ctons land thence with his line south %
degrees, west 1877 feet the line of John Mandeviiies
land, thence south degrees east with his line ITO
feet inches, thence TO the beginning Sold 10 sas
execution in favour of the Bank of Potomac as
'e " C. SCOTT, D. NJ.
a., On Fort Ringsold Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-15
Vhis is to give Notice /,

yGyHA 7 the subscriber of Washington county IN The
i District of Columbia, has obtained from The Or
phan's Court of Alexandra county, letters OF amns-
tation OH the personal estate of Gerard Arnold, a'e
of Alexandria, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceent are hereby warned to EXIT
bi, the same to the subscriber passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before tie Sd day of April next, or
they may bv law be excluded from all benefit to sai'i
estate; and those indebted thereto are required To
make immediate payment Given under my haho
this Sd DAY of October, 1927
oct S-6t AQUILLA X. ARNOLD.
Admir- of Gerard Arnold