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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

P,LpAsLx Hr.-The Philadelphia Ga
se, says, people must not grieve because a
'e~ Of the New York banks stop payment. The
legislature OF that state can establish half a
dozen new ones, in place Of every ole one that
Lis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

Notice.
FINDER the authorit, of a decree of the Circuit
u Court Of the District of Columbia for The County
of Alexandria in the case of Francis Strblings
ctor against John Newer and others the subscriber
will offer for sale public auction for cash, Friday
the 5M day If nert month, at the Reading Room. so
much Of the
Capital Stock Of the Bank Of Potomac,
standing in the Of the said John Mclver, will
satisfy the of 1857 IA, with expenses Of SALE be-
ing the balance due the said decree after crednE
the dividend received under from the said bank nod
the Bank of Alexandria
Sale at u O'Clock at noon. C SCOTT,
may 26-ts for Tench Ringgold,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, ID. C. on tn
1sf of June, 1929.
rr Persons calling for letter. D the following list
will please say THEY AnE ADYEurfsEn, or they may nc
get them.
Daniel Allison John Anderson
Haytt Arnold
B.
Iohn Brown Maria Bell
e. Barton Jas ID Bryan
Ann brown John Freh'k Betzold
Capt Barnes Elizabeth Benson
Presley Barker John Burke
Peter Brown 2 Mary Amelia Bennett
C Barton 3 Jas Brown
G..
Miss Cornea Cottrinser Daniel Goats
George Carter Charles Cox
John 4. Carter 4 Robert Chinn
ID.
John Dean James Dudley
VIM Dudley (cOlored MANI VIM DUDLEY
George r. Fitzgerald Or. F. F. Parrish
Capt. FowIer(brigiebden)Jo John fipps
Harriet Fowler
Reni Greenwood Miss Mary Gordon
John Griffis John Golden (Iheatre)
H.
john Hall Elizabeth Hall
William Horner Tracy humphrey
lo,ep.i How Miss EiizabctE g. Hunter
J,bn e Isaac TIoofnan 9 Mary Ann Handlcy
Capt isaiah Higgins Thomas " iio~Snd
James Hill James b. iiudsh
].
samuel p. Jones William Jackson
lzsbeth c. johnson Thomas jeff rson
L.
!. Latimer
NJ
John Mannery william MILAN
y lillian X Mcdonald Mr. Mathews
,t,s.N MINI, Theodore Middleton
Jas Stou'harl water st John Z Mink
Mrs George Annah MonroePenny Miles
".
William Nolen
John II. Palmer Captain James Posey
Samuel Pendrid Ann c Patton
Catharne Parsons john S. Plumly
Amilyea Posten Nancy Psne
R.
stephenC Rozzel Nathaniel Roach
Samuel Rowls Mary Riley
John Ricketts,
william c. Spillman Edward Smith
william Syphax Margaret +. smith
William h. Stewart Jobn J. Sayrs
George Sisson
4.
Jenkins Tuition or lotion Thomas Towson
Nancy Tate
Samuel Wilson Hiram williams
Mss Jane N. Washington Richard Wallace
"Ann T. Washington Miss Wiseman
Bushrod Washington Captain woodward
Samuel Williams john wigs
Nina Waters Mrs. Maria S White.
ID. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

We understood that Thomas Jefferson Ran
dolph, Esq. (grandson of Thomas Jsfiersou)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

GOVERNOR 'ioUsToN. The mysterious ard
and appar, n " csusrl"ss resignation Of Gov
srnor Houston, has been subjec, Of consider,
able speculation md surmise among politicians
Ills address to he people T Tennessee was Of
singular character, and cali ula ed 10 excie
pu lie curiosity as 10 the motive aid circum>
sl,n'~s TIA, induced him TO resign nj, flee
The following IS an extract OF letter from d
gentleman in Tennessee 10 a irir"d in p, :.
burgh, aud as it contains some hints ant ex pa
na,ion, in reference to this subjec', we lave re-
quested, and Obtained, leave to publish it.
[
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

"Abreath can make them, as a breath has made. 4"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

Corn Meal,
THOR sale at the STEAH MILL in Alexandra.
may 26-eo7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
Extract of letter from gentleman m Nashville TO his
friend an tk,s city, dated - May Sh 1919.

friend an tbs city, dated g May 8h 1879.
Samuel Houston, Governor at Teuncsse' g,
and a candidate for recollection, and who was
r,,elv married 70 Miss Allen, has parted from
hi, WIFI. and erdeavor.d 20 Fix stigma Of the
blackes' ki"d upon her ch4racer. He accused
her Of inideliy, and Of I'LL 1t Intercourse witt
Nc groes aud charged her with other gross and
6isrpouta5ie actions. tIis wife would have
nothing IT. say TO bin after the first in''mati"n
If what ne had done. This, il is said, brought
him tn sense Of What he was about. After
eu,rra,ing her to make it up, wh'' h she would
moi do, he lett Nashville for Texas. Mrs. H..
is IN amiable young lady; he whole family
are respec.ab:. and many of her brothers are
public men. Such an insult was not to b. borne
ieh ", aud there is l,Ile doubt that if the gov
ernor had remained, they would have made
him repent his basenes.. Romors are aslr
chat this was a deep laid scheme OF 'il'anv by
the governor, ,ha' he might have preis1' for
leaving his situation and friends for T'xas
where he expects to receive commission, aud
make some revolutions. Time alone will de-
eide the truth or fasity Of tbs matter"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
sZaGE FARE REDUCED 10 % CENTS.
Yea. Pepper, sc.

Yea. Pepper, sc.
o Chests Young Hyson
90 half chests Imperial rs.
8 chests Souchong
do Ponchong
10 bags pepper
half pipes L. Madeira wine
casks sperm oil, jus, reed and for sale by
june s. .HESSERSNI7H
Notice.
TVVHE public arc informed that Mr.. r. BACON, from
L Philadelphia, founder of Infant schools, has open
ed an
LNFANT SCHOOL
in the Session of the Second Presbyterian Church
(untl more convenient room can be obtained) -
Those parents who desire their children to attend will
please to send them during the present week. Terms
Of tuition dollars per quarter. may 20
Maryland State Lottery, No. 9 for 1899.
BY ]. l. Cohen, jr & Brothers, will be drawn the
City of Baltimore ON Wednesday Sd of June-Odd and
Even system, by which the holder of two tickets or
two shares is certain of obtaining prize and may
draw three.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets a; halves 2; quarters ].
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn in Washington City on Saturday the
9th of June. 60 numbers. 9 drawn ballots.
Capital Prize $4,000,
Tickets SIC; halves S; quarters So; eighths Is,
To be had in a variety of numbers at
J. II. WHITES
Lottery office, Royal street.
june2
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
THOMAS II. BAILEY,
CIIiRLOYTESVIIIE

1T AS received and offers for sale a
FRESH supply of the following long
celebrated medicines:
0F@ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IN
Tried and highly approved caluubh
NedicinrS.
LEES unparalleled Antihilious Pills.
price % aud 80 cents per oox-famous
toI the cure of bilious and other destruc-
tive levers, obstinate distractions of the
stomach and bowels, giddiness. cos,ivc
"ess, sickness at the stomach, removing
cold, sc.
None are genuine, without tie sigma
tuIe OF Noah Ridgclv.1
TWENTY YEARS.
LEES Elixir has, Tor twenty years, been
most successful medicine for colds,
coughs, splitting of blood, asthma, indica.
tive consumptioEs, and other complaints
Of the lungs aud breast, as many of our
citizens have certified.
LEES WoRM LozENGEs. a certain and
powerful remedy Tor destroying all kinds
of worms
LEES SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
lrcH. warranted to cure from one appIica-
'ion, and tree from mercury or any PERM
clous ingredients.
LEES GENUINE PERSIAN LoTIoN, rem
dcrs the skin delIcately soft and smooth
improves the complexion.
LEES ESSENCE and EXTRACT of Mus
rARD, an infullible remedy for sp,ains,
bruises, rheumatism, numbness, &c.
LEES Nervous CORDIAL, or GRAND
RESTORATIVE, most valuable medicine
Tor great aud general debility, nervous dis
orders, loss Of appetite, &c
LEES AGUE and Fever DRors. war
ranted to cure il taken according to direc.
tons.
lEE's INDIAN NnGErAELE SpEcrr1c. a
certain and efectualcure for venereal and
gonorrhca.
LEE,s Toorn Ache doors, which give
Immediate relief.
LEES EYE WATER, a certain cure for
sore cy>s.
LEES ANoDyHE ELIyIR, for the cure of
heatl-gches
LEES Conn PLASTER, for removing
corns.
Piease'to take notice, none are genuine
without,he rroprictor's signature.
NOAH RIDGEI.Y,
Late .Mchoei Lee and .SOn.
u EuadIeds of cases of cures per-
formed by the above truly valuable mcdi-
cines could be given, did the limits of
newspaper admit Of it.
June 20. 20 IrI1t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
VALU ABLE LAND
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

' & Ehe Undersigned wishing 10 dispose Of
R his Plantation OF Hardware River. in
the County OF Albemarlc, about six miles
from the Town of ScottsvilIe on James
River; will offer it for sale, on Thursday,
the 18Th day of August next OH the prcmis-
cS This Tract contains about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES
ofwhich one fourth part is Low Ground,
and much Of the first quality The i'm
provements on the plantation consist of a
comfortable clearinghouse, Barn, wheat
machine, &c. The Land may be divided
into two Farms, lying on each side of the
River, and will be sold in that way if de-
sired. 1t sill be sI"wn at any time pre-
rlous to the day Of sale by my manager Mr..
Pace, living oil it or by myself Possess
ION will be given at Christmas, with the
privilege Of seeding aCrop Of small grain
at the usual time. Terms will be made
known on the day of sale.
SAML. DYER, Senr.
July 3-'2o IDS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
FREDERICKSBURG BOOK STORE

w lLLiAM f. GRAY, Post Master,
w Fredericksburg, Va. keeps con-
stant!y Oh hand, for sale, an extensive as
sortmcnt OF EOOkS ami STA TON
Il IL embracing al! the School Books in
use, IN the Virginia Schools all the pew
publications of merit, aud many of
standard works in History, Law, Medi-
cine, Divinity and General Literature
Blank Books of every description; Wri-
ting and Letter paper o! various qualities
Globes, Mathematical Instruments; Forte
innos, Flutes, CIarioncts, &c, instruc.
ton Books for ditto, and variety of new
fashionable Music, &c. &c, all Of which
he will sell at the loves, Cash prices.
w. +. u is also agent for the sale Of
the NOHh american ReUitm, So per. an.
AmerlcaD Quarterly Review S5-Edin-
burah Review S5-Quarterly Review, So
w Westminster Review, S6-American
journal of the Medical Sciences. So
johnson's Medicochirurgical Review, So.
&c. &c
Persons wishing to receive either of the
above named periodicals, will please remit
the price Of years subscription by mail
addressed 10 " WM. +. GRAY, Post Mas.
ter, Fredericksburg, Va.".and the work
shall be sent by mail or otherwise, as
may be directed, to any part of the coun-
Try.
Just received, the following popular
new works:
Walter SCOTS last work-Anne ofGei-
ertStc'n, or the Maiden of the Mist, 2
vols. price 81 so Tales of the Good
woman, by TX. PauIding, l vol. price
l 23.-Travcls in the North Of Germany,
IN the years 1895 and 1896, by Uenrv.E.
Dwight, vol. 5 so. . 25.-'The Life and
Voyages of Christopher columbus, by
Washington Irving, abridged the same, /
vol. 81 %. The Conquest Of Grenada
by the same author, . vols. Memoir of
the Revd. Leigh Richmond, | vol. 81
Remains Of the Keyd G.. Wolfe. Iyol. 81
Carter's Letters jom Europe second edi-
ton 2voIs IIeber's Travels in India
second edition, 2 vols Pollock's Course
OF Time in various bindings. Montpo.
mery's Ompiprescnce of the Deity, &c
&c. &c.
~ Orders for any Of the above work
or Tor any others, are respectfully solicited.
Fredericksburg, Va July 3, 1899.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

by degree OF palsy, or at least an inca
paclty of moving the limbs with any con.
siderable effect 9Th. Sallowness of COM
plevion, with dryness and scaliness of the
skin: as the powers of circulation are
more and more impaired, the red vessels
disappear from the white of the eye ; the
secretion OF bile is imperiectly formed
and the small hairs ofthe skin fall oil, leav-
ing the surface, especially of the lower en-
tremitles, very smooth and shining 9TH.
Jaundice, and dropsical swellings of the
legs, with general rcdness or inflammation
OF the skin, terminating in black spots and
gangrenous ulcers. 9TH. Ulcers in the
mouth, throat, &c. an offensive smell of
the breath. similar To THAT of rotten apples
Sth. Proiusc discharges of the blood lion,
The nostrils, stomach, bowels, kidneys; aud
from the lungs IN persons of consumptive
habit. 9th. An entire change in the state
of the mind ~ first low spirits, strange
feelings, and ground!css fears, prevail al
ternate,y-wIth unreasonable and often
boIsterous mirth: stupidity, or a confusion
of ideas succeeds. The memory and 9th
or Kindred faculties becoming impaired
indifference to former associates, business
or amusement cnsucs. No interest is taxi
en- in the concerns ofothers Neither love.
friendship, or sympathy survives habitua
drunkenness. Natural affection and re-
gard for near relatives being thus extin-
gulshcd, the moral sense seems not only
cal!ous, but cultivated. In a word, the
miserable suicides either depart in sud-
den or vio!rnt phrcnzy, or being gradually
exhausted by enlarged doses of mortal poi
son, sink into state of stupor anu tatuity,
and die with the powers of body and mind
wholly cXha"sted.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

TH'llE subscriber, being DESTROYS TO remove
N to the South, will sell great barnan in
me tract OF land he now lives on living four miles
west OF Charlottesville, and three from the Uni.
ycrsity, IN healthy and agreeable ncighbolhood
FOtR HUNDRED md FORTY ,8CRES
There are upwards Of three hundred standing
In woods, and uncommonly we'll timborcd. and
great proportion ofgood Tobacco lanl near.
Iy all the land that is in cultivation las been
cleared within a few years past it is well wa.
tered, being intersectcd 10y many branches head.
ing within its limits affording not less than
twenty-five or thirty acres of branch and bottom
land, well adapted 10 the culture of Timothy
and other grasses. There is comfortable
clearinghouse, for common sized family ;
the out houses arc new and good. Young Ne
groes viii he taken in part payment, if i, should
SUIT the purchaser. ! also wish TO sell or ey-
change for negroes, that are not incunbercd.
TWO valuable men that have wives in Inc
ncIghborhood, and do not wish 10 lcav. Them
Those who wish to purchase land in this section
OF country, arc invited TO call and viw the
samo.--Thc terms will DC accommodating.
May 80, % #
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
MOUNT CRAWFORD
MEDICA TED STEAM, or
NAPOUR BATHS.
VIE subscriber has the honour off

TNliE subscriber has the honour orin.
II forming his patrons and friends, e.
well as the public generally, that his med
icated STEAM or VAPOUR BATHS
Chose great auXiiaries in the cure of most
chronic diseases,) aIe ready for their re-.
ceptIon, and that no exertions shall be
spared to render them creditable to him.
sell, and useful to those who NAV be in
cl'ned to give them fair trial. He has
IN order To give his Baths their due effect
provided himself with considerable stock
OF EXCELLENT MEDICINES, to which has
been ia,terly added great part of the late
DR.. Plan's Medical Store, CONFUSING to-
gether all that is necessary and nser to
encounter and subdue (under Providencel
the variety OF diseases to which the human
family appears heir to.
For the information Of Valtudinarians
at distance, he thinks it necessary TO
state, that the village of Mount Crawford
is situated on an eminence, watered by the
North River, "a tributary stream of Shen-
andoah,) IN healthy, plentiful, and hand
some Fart of Rockingham county. distant
) miles from HarrisonbuIg. and IL from
Staunton containing one place of Public
Worship, Post Office, Merchant Mill, 3
Stores, and Taverns, at which, boarding
and other accommodations NAV be had as
good, and on as moderate terms, as can be-
expected in the Valley. A pamphlet COLI
tanning particulars as to Kedicated Vapou,-
baths, will issue from the press as soon as
possible WILLIAM FREY.
Mount Crawford, Rockingham county,
July 10, 1929 3m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

INTEMPERATE USE OF sPlRITUoUs H.

INTEMPERATE USE OF SPIKITUOUS H.
QUORS.
tEXtract from DR.. Wllaus Report on CITY
Diseases
On comparing my own observations with
bills Of mortality, am convinced that COP
siderabIy more than oHc-eighth of all the
deaths which take place here, (EngIand)
IN persons above twenty years old happen
prematurely, through excess in drinking
spirits. These pernicious liquors are gen
orally supposed to have an immediate and
specific effect on the liver; which has been
found after death, i'll drinkers Of spirits,
hardened or altered as to its texture, dis
cOIored and diminished. Itappears, how.
ever, that the stomach and bowels suffer
first from the use Of spirits, and that their
baneful influence is afterwards extended
gradually to every part of the body, pro-
duClng the following symptoms.
LIST. Indigestion, attended with disrel-
ish OF plain food with frequent nausea,
and oppressive pains at the stomach to-
gcther with an ITcXprcssib!e sensation OF
sinking, iaintness, and horror; with sud-
den convulsve discharges from the sto-
mach into the mouth, OF clear acid or
swedish fluid I'd. Hacking pains and vio
len: contractions Of the bowels These
symptoms often return periodically about
four o'clock in the morning, being attend
ed with extreme depression, or lauguor, a
shortness Of breath, and the most dreadful
apprehensions. 3D. In persons Of san
guinc habit, tedious inflammation Of the
membrane which covers the bowels, pro-
ducing intense pain, so that the slightest
pressure OF the belly cannot be endured
9TH. Swelling of the body, cmaciation of
the limbs, with frequent cramps and pains
Of the joints, finally settling in the soles Of
the feet. These symptoms are succeeded
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

"A a Court of Quarterly Sessions held
a Tor fIuvanna county on Monday the
I'D day Of June, 1929.
William FIanaga" and Sarah c.. his wife
late Sarah { johnson, James w. Elan.
agan and Mary w. his wife, late Marv
W. Johnson, which said Sarah c. and
Mary w. are children and heirs of BEN
Jamin johnson deceased,
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Marina Bowles, widow and relict of Kniobt
B"wles deceased, Anderson Bowhs Sa-
rah MoIioy, late Sarah Bowles WIDOW
ana re''ct OF William MoIloy deceased,
Thomas Bowles, William Perkins and
Frances his wife late Frances Rowles
E!zabeih B"wles, Knight Bowses Curd
h'chard X: Bowles, Lucy Ann Bowles,
augustus *. b"wes. Sarah Am Bowles.
John N. B"wles and Drary Bowles
Which sad Anderson, Sarah, Thomas
FRANCES, Elizabeth, knight b. Richard
~, Lucy Ann, Augustus X, Sarah Ann.
J"hn n. and Drnry, are heirs and devil
sees "i ,''6 said Knight Bowles deceased
Defendants.
IN CII8NCERY. Z.
The Defendants, Thomas Bowles Fran.
ces Perkins, Knight B. Curd, and Benia-
MN Z. Johnson, not having entered their
appearance, and given security, according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules Of
tins Court, and IT appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of
TINS Commonwealth on the motion oftbe
plaintiffs by their counsel, it is ordered
'""t 'ne Sa'd last named defendants do APP
pear here on the first day Of September
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill.
ani that copy Of this order be forthwith,
inserted ~ The Virginia Advocate, a news
paper Published in the town of Cha,lottes-
V''Ie, ior two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of tho Court-house
OF this county Tor the same length of time,
A Copy-Teste.
ABRAHAM SilEPlIERD JR. D, C.
July 10, 30 DIN
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

1906 Prizes-5734 Blanks, S27 200
MopE OF DRAwING.-To be drawn OH the
"A, Is, &, plan. The 1000 Prizes of ST to he a..
warded to the first, second, or third Division,
TO be determined by that which may draw the
Capital Prize of $4,000, SO that the holder three
tickets one in each division, is certain to draw
one Prize and may draw four
All the prizes above the denomination of 81
In one wheel. and all the Numbers in anoth.
or ut oncc-the whole to be drawn in IL few
hours.
tickets 81. HALVES 50. QrARrrRs ST.
ror sale IN great variety of numbers at
, T.. U.4TTS OFFICE.
May 50. tan
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

general assortment Of
LEATHER. SEZCES sc.
18th many other articles too numerous to
insert. lie would recommend to the pco-
pie to call and examine for themselves, as
he is in hopes to be able to give satisfac.
ton as respects both quality and price
lie would solicit share of public patron
age. JOHN POLLOCK.
June 800 If
n. b. All persons indebted to me will
please come forward and pay or settle
their accounts, as 10 further indulgence
can be given. Up.
~ | wish to purchase 10 or 80 barrels
Of Corn, Immediately.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
THE NEXT SCH EME.
.hiRlL.3.ND STATE LOTTERY

ANU' -, TOT ICSC.
Arranged on the Odd and Eycn .Sys-
rem, winch rs continued in consequence of
ITS established and unrivalled popularity -
The drawing will take place in the city OF
Baltimore, under the superintendent of
the commissioners appointed by the Gov
ermor and Council
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17

a Il RULES HELD ~ .4LBE.MjRJ y
IA COUNTY COURT CLERKS OFEJcE
June, 1870 '-'
Charles W. Hammer, PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
John Hammer, Francis Hammer, Thomas Ham.
or, Mcekns Carr, and his wife formerly Mary
Hammer, Samuel 5. Gay, and Elizabeth his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Hammer. John n
Carr, and Susanna his wife formerly Susanna
Hammer, Pamela Gentry, daughter and heir
OF Sarah Gentry, formerly Sarah Hammer
who intcrmarried with David Gentry.
Defendants
IN CJE2TCERY
The Defendants, Mcckins Carr. am, Mary
his wife John b. Carr and Susanna his viii,
not having entered their appearance. and aiven
security, according to the act of Assembly.
and the rules of this Court, and il appcarin1
10y satisfactory proof, that they are not inhab,
itants of this Commonwealth is ordered
ti,at the said defendants do appear here ON the
first Monday in August next, and answer the
bill OF The Plaintiff, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Virginia Advo.
cate, newspaper published in the town of
Charlottesville, for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY
previous to said day, and that another copy
thereof, be posted mt the front door of the
Court house of this county. for the saq,e lenpth
OF uuic. a copy -tcstc
o IRA GARRETT, d. C.
June g. 1900 y,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-17
\ N Albemarle County Court, the Sd day
n of June, 1929.
Harlow Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Harlow Jr. Defendant.

~ CILaNCERY.
ms Gay this cause came on to be heard
on the hlll, answer and exhibits being filed
ana on agreement of Council and 1T ap-
pearIng TO the satisfaction of the court that
the order of publication awarded in. this
cause has been duly executed the bill of
the Plaintiff is taken as confessed. as to
the SAID absent defendants, and that the
dividend of each heir will not exceed S3OO
IN the two tracts of lanj IN the bill mem
toned and it appearing to the court. that
'he interests at those concerned, will be
promoted by the sale of said tracts orland.
Wherenpon, the court order, adiudge and
decree that John Pillson and William Gar
land be appointed Commissioners, who a,e
directed to sell the two tracts of land in
the bill mentioned, first having advertised
the time and place of sale, at least four
weeks'ln the Virginia Advocate, and at the
courthouse door of AlbemarIe county. TO
the highest bidder or bidders, on a credit
oil one, two and,three years, the purchaser
or purchasers executing bonds with ap-
proved security, and deed of trus, on
'ne land to secure the payment of the pur-
chase money, and make report to this
court. Teste
ALIEN GARRETT G.. &C
In obedience TO the above decree we
shall proceed to sell the land therein men,
toned to the highest bidder, on Tuesday
the second day of AIbemarle August court
next, before the door of the Eagle Hotel.
IN the town c. Charlottesville.
JOHN PILLSON,
VIM. GARLAND
July 1910 4t