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The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-03
Peorl Tooth POaoder.
REMOVAL.

\ HE Subscriber would inform the Public that he has removed his China, Earthen and Glass Ware Store to his Warehouse on the South East corner Of State and Front street, formerly occupied by Mir. Eli Ely and Dr. l. D. Bull where he offers for sale, either at Wholesale or Retail, very large and extensive assortment of China, Earthen and Glass Ware, O. pened on the shelves. Also, Tn the original Package, 27O Crates, Hhds and Boxes of which has been csved this season, per Ships Manchester and Iris, from Liverpool.
 40 Hhds and Boxes of Glass
 Ware, At the 50 Hampers superior Junk Bot Manu-
 ties, factur- 100 Boxes New-England Grown ers'
 Window Glass almost prices.
 all sizes.
 The Subscriber being Agent for the New-England Glass Co.,; the New-Eag!and Grown Glass Co., and ahe New-Engand Glass Bottle O.; is enabled to of- fer Glass of every description, at the Manufacturers prices and terms, and furnish Glass of any size, kind, description, to any order on the shor- notice. The qualities of the Glass made at these Factories needs no comment, & tits well known to be superior any English Glass; and equal if not bet ter than any other Factory in this country. Their terms good and prices generally less. Merch- ants have their order for Earthen Ware packed mp the shortest notice, the lowest NewY ork or Boston prices. Glass Ware from Is to % per cent iess either for Cash credit. Those in of patters and good ware, the lowest market prices are respectfully invited to give call and judge for themselves. PETER MORTON. Warehouse South East corner ef State and Front Streets. 6w37
 Hartford Feb. O.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-03
Bp s. S. GMFCR, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
TERMS.

TERMS.
 To village and single Mail Subscribers, g per year pavabe before the expiration of six months.
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year payable as above. To Companies less than six SI 75 per year, payable above. GE925 will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of the Mail or Stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued 1ntil all arrearages are paid excepta at the discretion of the publisher. Notice ofa wish discontinue mustbe given before expiration ofthe year.
 ADVERTiSING.-On square, three insertions, $l. and stne proportion for two or more squares.- ,If square 7J c.s. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $1,OO Commissioners $l,25
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-03
POUGHKEEPSIE, SHARON
 AND LITCHFIELD
MAIL COACH.

LEAVES Poughkeepsie every Monday, ,Wedn,esSdsay' Ss ron, and arrives at Litchfeld the same day, where it meets the Hartford, New-Haven, and Albany sta ges. ~
 Leaves Litchfeld every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at , o'clock A. NJ. and arrives at P0ugh- keepsie in time to take the Steamboat for New York or Abany-Passengers in this line will arrive in Al bany the morning after leaving Litchfeld in time to take the morning stages for the west.
 The proprietors of this line having provided good coaches and horses and careful drivers, and reduced the fare, respectfully solicit share of public patron age. DEMING'S, Ltchfeld
 WILLIAM STEVENS & Go. Proprietors:
 N.B.-AM goods and baggage at the risk ot the owners. -
 June, 1927. u5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

~ VIII sell from 800 to 500 acres Of uncIcar.
Y ed land, lting IN Bedford county. three
quarters Of 4 milo from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lgachbufe. + Is We'll adapt
ed 20 the culture OF Tobacco au1 the different
klut 0 grain usual, cultivated in the nriehhor
hood Is well eatctrd. aud lies better than m,
tract Of lts SIZE N this rari OF the country II is
SO situated As 10 be entirely exempted from da.
mage by heavy rams Or high water The terms
viii be very accommodating say one tuo
and three years, upon a small PAYMENT in hand
Enquire ofthe snbscribor, one mile aud half
south OF New London. ABEX. AUSIIN.
Jan l.. ts2a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

AoIICE by virtue ola deed Of trust *
q rcnted 10 ihc Subscribers, by lamrs Bhlle,
aud Nancy his wiz, bearing date the 23d day
Of May 1875, aud duly recorded in the ilu.J-
ings Court clerks Office lor reltarn purposes ia
said deed mentioned W. shall proceed 10 sell
forteady money on "Wednesday The 18Th day ot
June ocYt, one piece al ground lying and beng
IN thr toNnof Lsnchbulg on SECOND sueei, the
same piece Of grnund conveyed ~ Francis
Galloway aud LIZA has wllr IL the said James
Bailey, aud pan II lct Ao37 The subscribers
viii convey sub lnr as is vested in them by sald
deed and none athrr.
JOHN r. y PAYNE, )Tuus-
JAMES BENAGu Stees.
Nav 10 fds6t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

NOTICE b. virtae ot deed oil trust, exc
~ cuted nv Christopher lshell and WIN. Is
bal. on the oh day of October. ls2l, aud duly
rccotard IN the county count ot Amherst We
shalt ON the 10Th day Of june mkt. n the mar
kct house, IN the town Of Lynebhure, sell, tor
ready money tie following property, 10 satisfy
said deed 70 wit Tract or parcel ot land, con-
tanning - acres. Wing on James klYrr, IN the
ciy. Of Amherst about bali milc above tie toll
brdpr--Also. one house and lot occupied bv
VIM. !. Isb I ,andlyiog on the road hauling from
Lyurhbufe to Amherst Count House. together
win all. ard suguhr the rights and apportc-
nunoes 10 the SAID tract land aud 1T belong
ing. Also three slaves, Cesar, Charlie aud Pc
ttt, (watermur) As trustees We shall convey
oul, such bt g as Is vested IN US, thought is he
Ileyed To br indiaputable
Tue TRUSTEES.
May 10. lis6i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
May Z

n He subscriber viii sell privately his tract
a. afliLd m Bedford county, situated on the
u. aud south forks nf Goose Creek, aud on the
main road leading from Lynchburg to Fincas-
tie, l. miles west OF Liberty and adjoining
Capt. Buford. 1t contains about 400 acres. OF
which 500 are uncleared. The part winch is
uncleared, except very small portion, is excel
lent tobacco land OF the cleared land, 100 a.
oio> are low gr"mdssofthe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine highland. This is
one OF the best tracts Of land ia the upper COM
try, being well adapted 10 the cultivation of 10.
hacco and all kinds OF grain; IT lies remarkably
~'ii end is very tree from stone; if divided it
would make tHo very handsome tracts which
shall be done, IL those who wish to purchase
wish it. Persons wishing TO purchase may APP
ply to the subscriber residing in the neighbor.
mood OF New London, or 10 Capt. Buford resi-.
dog near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3 ts25
II The Editors Of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement till forbid, aud forward
shcir bill to thi. Office for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
Kentucky Land for sale.

d WILL sell. four hundred acres Of land
y 'Y5eg ia The state of keuiucky, SITUATE N
tae caHu,y OF tleln, On Dat waters OF irammels
Creek This land lies WI, and IS well adapted
10 the culture of Tobacco lud AIN; OF vii *
chlree The sad tract. ior land lying ia amherst
county. Va OF for negroes. the tliic unidentified.
Inc situation ard quality of sad land can
be Described 70 any ecutis mau wishing 10 trade
ibr the same by q gentleman of resppctahriity
residing near Lynchburg, who has viewed the
s Land. For further information, respecting terms
spply to Nm, b. HILL, or
LEWIS T.. WILLIAMS.
May w4N6l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

OTlGE.--Atam meeting OF the President and
" Directors Of the Lynchhurg aud Salem
Turnpike { mpany al Lynehburg, ON the 10Th
das of Ma 1928
Ordered that Stockholders pay TO the Ireasu-
rer, on or before the i2th day Of June next the
remaining five dollars, due on each share of
stock held by them.
JOHN NJ. GORDON. Clerk.
MAY % II2J65
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
SPRING GOODS.

WE1 T would recommend the ladies tocall and
w view our assortment of Spring Goods
passing in style, beauty and cheapuess, any
heretofore gfered 10 their notice.
CalIcoes II the newest anu most fashionable pat
terms
Burgcs and Gmghams beautifully shaded
blk. Italian Lutesning warranted JET black
IMP. do do do
R'eh blk fig d. and splendid plaid Silk, entirely
Htlr
DIX and Cotton stockings, at very reduced pri-
ces
A few Cards, elegant Beads or Negligees for la
dies
Fancy Soaps aud other rerfumery
fuil dressed Grecan Ladies
With other novelties daily looked for, all of
winch will be sold atprlces corresponding with
the tunes, McheEi ROBIN son 4 Co.
March Il ts46
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
~ John u. Urquhart,

TWILL. eacoforih corfnr is practice 70 the
NW County aud superior Court OF camp
i4.ll. The Superior Court of Bedford, aud The
court. haiden IN Iynchbnrg. including thf
Coat of Chanrer, lie may he ri 81 ,'"'fs
faund at his ailirc opposite the Franklin li"'ei
except shie attending sonie OF tue aiei'saa
Courts lie tendefs lis services parheaafE u
ftr,ons ala distance from lynrhhnfg. VII
have bu,,pes. m ,he superior Court Of Chance
~ here. no h"lih' -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
i2N FIRST RATE W0RNMEN.
NEW BOOK

FENHl, subscriber has dgmn M, pleasure Of an
IL ao,mcing 10 his TREND, and The pubte IN
general, The arrirai ofthe joiiotejpg Ae,c Books,
Uis:
Herbert Lacy, nora By ne oathorof Gya'liy
in rolls
Confession ofon oil Mad n norei IN . tols
Inc HumolpS Of Euopua, tale Of colonial
times By IA Ethiopian IN ? rois
Sayings and Doings, or Sketches from tye,
Hirdseries, IN , rolls.
Lord Byron and some ofhiS contemporaries.
"lih fecoHeetlons q ne @''hofS fJf' ""@ q ms
pint 10 Hate bV Leigh HaIi. IN lroi.
The OBtioHs aadthe o'F,ahertys, rni'orGt
tale by LAZY Morgan, in cois.
The 0Loee together ,c,th many other New
Books, barejust been rsceired and are NOR TOR
sale at The cheap Book aad Stationary SIoreg
CHiS. 4. HfTRERS.
- A edriety Of coiolped toy booksjo chill
dreu.
MAY Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

XNsslLL be sold ~ Thursday I'VE ON afY OF
~ lnne nexi lwithoul feseiye) Al the ia'e
residence ofChailts Cailswas s. decd to the
count. Of Piu.ylYaniai ona credit OF i"fi'"
months, eight Valuable Slaves, consisting OF
Mn. Women and Children fersoos wishing 10
pnrehase would do we'll TO attend the safe. as
The Negroes arc id,cly and under good ohafac-
tiers -.
TIE sale TO be conducted bv Gro Nh'doeke,
Auctlonecf. FRANCIS CALLAWAf, adm.
Nav :. mA"l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

NJ Browne 60. Two doors below the NiTginlan
Office, whore he has Just opened. and intends
keeping on hand large and general assortment
OF
Containers Fashionabh Clothing
DRESS COATS.
Super and 6ne blue, black, brown, olive and O.
thcr different colouis.
FLOCK AND SURfOuT COATS.
Super aud fine blue, olive, dark mixed aud drab
Cluth,
Coates.
Steel mixed green aud brown
do super hne black rench Bonbazine
do do B9mhazeus
do do French Angola Cashmere
do do Roncn CASHMERE
ROT ND JACKETS
super aud fine White linen, with standing and
rolling collars
French Blown Linen, standing AID rolling col
lars
do do do Drilling striped and plain
do Angola Cashmere. do
Rouen Cashmere
French Dlil ny
Brown Holland do do
White Cotton Drilling
Black Denmark SATIN black Bombagets Strip.
ed Floreniioe, cllnw Nank,n, Domestic Suipes
GuughamS Srersuclrr
IAN hIA'b4Nnr
Super aod fine blue. black. olive, cinnamon,
dark aud ghtm mixed colours of cloth and
CRssuuere.
Black Canton SILK Camblet
d. Bombaz,nc
do and Dab mixed Lastings
do. striped Denmark satin,
| DAD aud lawn DO.
Nhhe Luen and Dnlng
i Blown de- do Maxim and Floreutine
Aneolh Cashmere
kpueu Cashmere
+ fu.uch Lmcu
/ ircuch Drilling
Drab aud Olive bangup Cnrds, plain and with
Snaps
| Brow aud slate colorcd Lastings
" htte Silk Snipe brlmgs
VESTS.
BLACK. mole skin pan striped and figured
Back aud brown Velvet do do
Engiish brown aud mIxed silks
do PLAIN aud 6gmed do
French silk lorrntnc. plain aud figured
White and huA MarSrllles pam aud figured
Blue, black, buff aud drab Clo,h and Ca7semere
1oilinett and Valencia, "a variety OF patterns
SHIRTS.
superfne Insb Linen, PLAIN, pleted and RULED
do do po@erloom, do do do
do do b.edched and brown Domestic
Linen aud cotton Check White lambs wool or
Guernseys
DRAWERS.
super and fine white Linen
Canton cotton Flannel
blcaohed aud brown cotton Drilling
do do domestic Muslin
STOCKINGS.
Write and black ribbed ana PLAN silk
do do do halfnusc
do do mkt. half cotton haifhose
Brown thread, cotton
y hitr and mkt lamb wool and WorStcd
GLOVES
Black uoSkn of superior quality
" hte aud blacl, silk
" lnte aud drah Woodstock
do dn Beaver aud Burkslin
HANDkLkCt HERS.
Fashionable cotton and silk crayatS
Eng ish Bandana. new style OF goods
1 Ig and dc
Linen cambllck pocket handkerchiofs
Madras do do
SUSpENDERS.
Nmhorn's patcn, sewing silk webb. withspringS
and rollers
Cotton webb do do
Cotton aud wor,ted nett sospcnders
Nbtk SIOCkS.
| Ms Cautello> patent springs New York made
I black mar and silk stocks, do
Patent Shul Collars Ga most convenient article
for gentIemel uareliing.)
| 1t is the PROJECTORS determination to keep ful
assortment OF
Erery article Of Dress,
! Iade OF Cholce Goods, in the most
Fashionable Style and
BN FIRST RATE WaRNMEN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
TAILORING BUSINESS
GREAT BARGAINS!
AT
RANKIN * COLES.
Selling off at prime Cost.

Ep1E COrAR1 NFRSHiP fthe subscribers
- will rxpne by the l0Jh June next; We
therefore ofier our present stock Of goods a!
prime cost Unit the above stipulated time, when
Tie emaloing stock on hand will be disposed Of
al public auction 10 close the concern. We IN
wife our friends aud the public in general to give
us a call as Our stock OF goods are all fresh hay
ing been pun chased within the last Is months
at fair prices. We also, notify all those ndebt-
ed 60 US 10 come forward snd settle their ae-
conpts aud all those VINO have claims against
Us to present them ioI settcment
THOMAS RANKIN
NJ. N.COLE.
Nav 3 IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
SPRINt. AND SIMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID X RIO. KYLE.

a par, Of thrif 7pTlng aud summer assor'
LA. ment, which includes The following
w:
\ few pieces extra hne blue & black Cloths
Fine 3lue, black anu fancy coloured de-
sup. fine blue and black Cassimeres
Several pieces tancy cold do. sup.
PLAN and ent SILK Velvet Nesting
English silk Nesiings, very sup.
MarseiIIes and tiortntine Do.
aian Lnstrine Cravings
hsh Linens, finest T. strongest fabrics
lawns and Linen Cambria hdkts.
Linen Cambrics, some OF which are yerytet
up. blk. Italian bustrings.
Pam and fl d black Gro de Nap
White fg'd Silks aud Status
PLAN and fp d Silks and ~alins
Watered Silks, of the richest STYLE
Blue. black pink ana green florenceel
Wreaths and Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses of every
shade
\ few cases CsIicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Baragc SCsrls, a most splendid article
Barge, SILK, aud Gauze ShaNls
An elegant assortment Belt Ribboua4 Sashfs
Satin aud Baraee Bonnet Ribbons
Barge Cofuered Shawls, quite a new art.
Gle, Sc. &c. &c.
The attention OF The Ladies is respectfully
invitedto their present. assortment OF fanny
Goods, which embrsces the greatest variety
OF beautiful aud fashionable articles, several
of entirely neu style, and most OF them cheap
beyond expectation.
L. New arrivals are every day looked for
III which will lac Leghorn Hats, Straw Bon-
nets, and further supply of other articles In
the millinary line.
April 81. ts56.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
LgRehbarg Planga Nannfaetarn.

9E4liE Subscribers re
n a specially inform
N then friends aud the pub
Z.[ES lie. ttaf hey have com.
-y.7,z menred tic above busi
urss. on the cross street
leadme from ire Narlei - the Bridge, whrte
they ufend ketpmg cen, ntly % htnd, gen
eral as, riment Of Plough, OF the latest anu
most aslrleed patterns H1v IA usr, among
,anm is .ac ate improved adi side Plough. all oi
which will be Waraated in workmanship AMI
performance, 10 be equal 10 any nov IA use=
Having been engaged several yeslsir the above
business. they a,c confident %. rendering geuei.
Al satisfaction ia the execution Of Their work.
Ashare OF pabiic patronage Is solicited Ploushs
Immediately repaired.
LANDLORD VEDDER.
Nov 10 is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

John, William Il CasWell Poe
EN- AVE ON hand. general ami extensive as
. e sortment OF Leather, Spanish Hides,
Tanners Oil, Tanners Tools, NC &c. Also,
large assortment OF prime Groceries. All Of
which will be sold unusually low for cash, or bar
tered fot country produce.
May ID ts63
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

SUMMER GOODS.
Partisan Cassimeres a beautiful Article
Angola do do
Rouen do
Blk. Lstings, OF superior quality
DO CrCassiaus do
9be abors aytiatcs for geatiemens Summty
couiS.)
Silk Drilngs. beautiful shades
Superior whhe Linen do.
Nance Nanleen, first quality
Napoleon Cassimeres. tor children's wear, very
cheap
Beautiful Gins CHAINS
Splendid Calicoes
With great variety of new and splendid
goods, which We are determined 10 offer at mi
ceS nc st entcing.
MkEE ROBINSON & co.
April IL ,s64
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
NEW CHEAP STORE.

EENliE ,ubserib respectfully informs the in
a habitants of lynchburg aud the publ ge-
ncras, that he has opened n that new and
commodious Brick House lately erected by Aug
Lclt"lch Esq uearIy opposite the Post Office,
and few steps from Planters, andbur tvs odoors
below III gate OF Liberty Ware House, new d
genera al assorfmentof
Dry G0Ods, Cutlery,
Groceries, Hats,
Qucenswaro, Shoes, &c.
Hardm0re,
All of"bch he will sell very low for cash, or on
short credit to punctua customers lie deems
il unnecessary to enter into detail of articles.
as he confidently hopes all (both citizens aud
plauters) who wish to purchase cheap Goods,
Wi honor HIM wdh call
LLOYD DORSEY.
Nav 26 6t66
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
CALL Al ANDRE w SIS
FOR BARGAINS.

Wu1E HAVE just received IN addition 10
SV our stock on hand, large supply oil
staple aud fancy Goods, which we offer for
sale al lower prices than ever have been sold
in this place Our Goods have been pnrohs.
sed by our partner, at the north, at Rresi
sacrifices, which enables US 10 sell Goods 10
suit the times.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
PLANTERS,

as agent for efccting Safes otthclr Tobacco lot
them. He will claim compensation according
To the following reduced rates, to wit:
Fora Hhd bIinl ing not more than - Ie'
hundred, 80 cents per hid.
And tor all Tobacco bringing higher Pr'ee'
81 per hid.
And where he sells. collects the money anu
furnishes statement, an additional charge o
80 cents on each hogShead will he made IN eve
ry case. He Will also ship their Tobacco io'
them if required ON the customary terms.
He iatters himself that from fifteen years es
pcrience in the Tobacco business, the planter F,
will find it to their interest to get him TO se'
their rcops for them.
His office is directly in front of the Franklin
Hotel in the town Of Lyncbhutg where he may
always be found, except when at the warehouse
GEO. NHITLOChE,
Dec. 81 6m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
Snnd0R SCh0ok RonkS.

Sunday School Books.
yEyHE subscriber has just received fromthe
n Sunday School Union Society, of Pha-
dephia, a general assortment of Sunday School
Books, which he is determined to dispose of at
very small advance, g. A. WlTHERS.
Jan. 81 ts2e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

"a EssfsS. lanes coleman. Getfnan iordan,
W admi OF Robert ;. Coleman, deed, and
Undfrl Budd- Tiake notice. thai shall, on the
o7th day OF June. 1928, At the Franklin Hoiei,
in the town Of Lsnchburg. take the deposition.
of Vincent labb aud others, 10 be read as eyi-
dence on the Iral of the Injunction, depending
in the county court OF Campbell wherein ! am
plaintiff and you are defendants
JAMES DICKEY
Nav 10. 4w64
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

E.ThiLE / was ia iynchburg,e aly in April
w last, my cloak Was accidentally exchan-
sed- II is blue Gambler new cloak with a dark
yellow far ski1collar, belt around the middle
and q trek around tn, tail II is lined with greep
laize. The cloak which received in exoharp is
,e1 at the Franklin Hotel, whcr,, the exchange
cas- made J. GARLtN
May 10. ts64
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02
AUCTIONEER.

for the sale ofreal and personal estate.
From his long experience in this business, nc
eutertains no fear OF not giving entire sausiac-
ton.
For the accommodation of those who may
choose to employ him, he will 90 any reasona'
bic distance into the country. He also offers MS
services 10 the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-02

~ HE subscriber having determined in eompii
- ance with the solicitations Of some OF his
friends, to resume the Auction business, no"
makes Il tender OF his services 10 them aud the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
U sssns ss q so,vnsA Nov Term, 1928

O Gn,s - q s so,gnsA Nov. Term, 1929
The Grand Jury present, as serious evil,
he great number OF Licences that are granted
for keeping Tayerns, without the persons re>
:siying said -licence being provided with the
necessary accommodations for Travellers
thereby merely obtaining the Licence to pro-
trct them in retailing Intoxic aling Liquors, 10
the srea injury Of the community. The Grand
Jury further present, as serious evil, the ia
ciliry with which recommendations are obtain
ed, setting forth to the Court The necessity OF a
Tavern in certain situations, without taking
Inc trouble to ascertain, from themselves, the
existence Of such want, but signing their names
rather than incur the displeasure of the appli-
cant-thereby actually deeeiving the Court,
and causing Licsnce to issue, when, if The
Court had been possessed Of correct informa-
ion, no such licence would have been granted.
JNO ROBERTS, Foreman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-12
JNo ROBERTS, Foreman

OIsrmcT OF COLUMBIA Nov, Term. 1923,
.1srandria County SCI. ''0 ' ''-''
Upon the representation OF the Grand Jury,
II is ordered, this 10th day Of November, 1923,
That AFTER This term, all applications for Ia
'ern Licences shall BE- made TO the Court
OeloTe the Grand Jury shall be discharged, and
that such applications shall oe submitted TO the
Grand Jury for their consideration and pre-
''n:nisnt thereon, for the better information Of
he Court.
Tes,e: EDM. I. LEE, &. c.