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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
Notice to Creditors

nREsUMiNG that after The lapse of twenty odd
i years, many OF the Creditors OF the lNe ramus
craig decd have either 'fallen asleep with their Ia
thers or, il living forgotten their claims tins IS 10
noiSy them or their representatives, WIN New
holds. F. & j. Edmondson James Dali & Go. J. Piea-
SAINTS & Co. Jsnuey, 1annev carns sleus; HGn
Dmnap (. Thomas Shreve, the Creditors oil William
wnod dec'd:-Ihomas d avis, randolph Mott, W
Graham, r. G. Lanphier, carne & Shade, LIBBY =
Carns r. Slade. Jacob Davis Guardian, Daniel Mcleod
and Christopher Grid, that Dividend of twentyhree
and half per cent on the truS'funas ana , h.s
On .;gb,b ner cent OH the administration funds' mas
heen ec,ared payable, and is in readiness for them
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir- de homs non,
and Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
Trust Sale.

AN the 20M day Of juty merit. the undersigned will
~ offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. the tract of land situate in the county
of Fairfax on the waters Of Bull, Run, called " Moore
hill" containing 954 The sale will take place
Fairfax Cour, House. before the front door thereof
about - O'clock and is made under the authority oI
deed Of trust given to the undersigned by Robert
Kincheloe for the benefit of Alexander Henderson's
executors, lated the 18th ct august, 1922, and re-
corded III the Clerks Office Of the County Court II
Fairfax he sale will be effected for the purpose OF
raising the unsatised part of the debt with the ex'
penses ut trust. JAMES SAN6s Fix
iune 2-eots AMASHADIAH NJ ORE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
AUCTIONS.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture at Auction.

Furniture at Auction.
ON " EDNESDAY. I5M inst at 10 o'clock, 4 n.
Will be sold, WITHOUT RESERVE at the dwelling house
at present occupied by John Thompson, corner OF
King and Pitt streets, variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
consisting in part, Of
sideboard, bureaus; mahogany tables, OF diff.
ferent descriptions
Kitchen do; rush bottom and windsor chairs
2 feather beds and furniture
9 mahogany, and several other bedsteads
5carpets, some very good; and!rons
Shovel and<ongs, finders, looking glasses.
Z, .3lsos
2 Coaches with harness, for cash
All the vegetables in ,he6~rien adjoining the said
Thompson's dwelling house,
And a valuable MICH COW.
Terms-s2O and under, cash, over 90 and not ex.
ceedng So three months; over So six months credit
will be given; the purchasers giving notes negotiable
at bank, with approved cndorsers july 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON. IuLY s.

BosroN, July 6.
F..OUR-The market has experienced a conSide.
rahle decline in prices since our last publication sales
Of 2OOO barrels Howadtreet Flour were made IN the
earl, part of the week for shipping, at So IS 50
per bbi cash; 500 do prime Alexandra mountain, at
s cash 700 do do at Ct So, q and mo; 500 do
Ere Iericksburg at g. same credit; lots OF Ge
ncssee common at g. 100 bbls. prime 90 sold to-day on
landing, at Sl4, and 200 halt do at ) % each ~
the close of our report prices continued unsettIed
present quotations therefore mus, be regarded in some
measure nominal
Baltimore Howard street, per barrel, y6 81 4 SO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
From the National journal.

/, will be seen by reference 10 our abstract
Of The proceedings of yesterday IN the c'rcu',
Court, that the argument on the last general
demurrer is not yet concluded, Mr.. Jones, IN
consequence Of indisppsiiion, feeling himself
Incompetent, 10 the labor Of reply, un'iI this
morning The Cour granted him, therefore,
;br same Indulgence which was granted 10 Mr..
Swami on the precr ding day. Nh Jones will
prob rly occupy greater part OF This day IN his
reply.
lEoen ..e Grand Jury ppeared in Cour', M.
swami NOV al ,hat they be discha'g ed I'LL F'l'
= This .,,ot,nn call,d up MIR. Jones, who
s mat it was due 10 common justice and
omnon humanity that the charge against Dr
Wa kris should be brought 10 some hnlte and
ultimate head I, had been asserted Ivy Mr..
Swami tina, he rouid not consept 10 discharge
The Jury, e. aI!v because I've had Other charges
81, bring ap,insr he accused, Erom his own
knowl, dpe he stated that wi nesses who had
,r,n nine weeks here were now a tending In
Cour, 10 he examined witnesses before me
Grand jury on these charges. He put u 'here-
fore 70 the Court, that the Counsel Tor the = -.
States ought 10 be ruled 20 lay before the III ana
Jury, without further delay, any new mater OF
accusation which they intended 20 present IL
charge j, TO follow Charge, IN the manner IN
which the accusations have been heretofore SUD-
mi,ed, il must be evident thai 'h' last Day OIL
.br lime allowed the accused to p""Nare 10 an.
swer them would arrve while he w"ui! VET |e
ignorant Of VIVA, he had TO answer. nc sH
no,ice that when the pr'sen areu"l, ~ sa'"'o
be disposed Of, as he could no. be IN Court ma,
n, DAYS longer, he should submit motion s"a'
tho Counsel for the United 5 ates De ru'ea 10
nrefer all he charges they mean, 10 pr'ns
eainst DR.. Watkins, without iur her de''!'
nTsr few words from MIR. Swami, who
nrrs5 ts., the Attorney for the United States
u was no, obliged 10 prefer any "e'%ens IN.
"s, ns for the accused to wish for in
d,e,neo,s to be presented, and reply from Mr..
Jones, tina, i, was natural for DR.. watkins 10 10
desire to know all the accusations ~n,en a ~.
to BE- brough, sgains, him, in order .na' nc
might prepare himself tor his ne;.I E.;a,v Wv
Cour, ADJOURNED the Grand Jury pn'" '''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

The Nv York Mercantile s'acs that Mr.
Jonathan Frarv, respectable apoihecary at
Hudson, was killed on the 81 inst. BY he ex>
plJsion Of a Soda-wa,ef fountain. Having
charged the vessel TOO pow er(uily, the Top was
forced off, and struck him in The forehead las
he was leaning over iO with such force as %
carry the top Of his skull completely of, and
caused his de ath ihsuautaneously. The explo-
sion was as loud as that Of the discharge OF 8
cant on.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
Was Coumittea

rsso the iai for the count, of Alexandra, &C. 1.-THE
L 9th of July, a run away, blackman, the pro-
perry of Mrs Bcsey Hockings. OF Irince George 5,
n,r,,ond called UILLL3U BRUCR.-ie is about
so Years feet TO- well built and wei! dressed: FUR
Their description IS necessary. The owner IS re-
ouested to come forward prove property pay charges
and take him awa, otherwise he will be disposed oi as
the law directs Thus. siEEL' 'anei'
,,,l,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
COLLECTORS sale

WILL. be exposed TO public sale on Saturday Me
w 18Th day Of y7ugusi. 1929, at the Office Of the
Clerk of the Corporation of Georgetown, the follow
ing Lots and parts of lois hereinafter mentioned, stu.
ated. lying and being IN Georgetown, TO satisfy the
CORPORATION of Georgetown, ID. e. for taxes due on
them respectively for the years annexed with costs
and charges. Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock n NJ.
Terms cash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
For Aiverp0OA.
70 the Public

&J, UARRIss respectfully inform The public
% that they have taken the ferry, commonly called
THOlfASS FERRY,
at Alexandria where they intend keeping good terry
men and boats for the accOmmo ation OF their friends
and those who may favor them with n call. Their
rates will be on AS accommodating terms as others:
Also for sale ut their store the fish wharf, an
assortment OF ~ Try,
Groceries, and 1000 lbs. Merino Wool
in fleece, of good quality for manufactures.
iuy Aim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

MP The undersigned tenders his grateful
Soyledpments to his friends and the public, for
the liberal patronage he has met with for the last four
years. in behalf Of hm.elf-and now, as the agent
his brother, James Dobie, humbiy sollets contnu-
sh.,I sill he unlimited to give general satisfaction
AN WM. DOBiE, Ag't.
July Scot Upper end Of King-s'reet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
BY GEORGE WHITE.
DRY Goods Mt AUCTION.

On N.3TJRU9Y EVENING, llh inst
At early cande.hght, will be sold at the Auction.
store of King and ST. Asaph streets, variety Of
Dry Goods, Hardware, and Fancy articles,
and duck trowsers.
or Pc disposed to purchase, vii! please call
and examine the assortment prior 10 Tho sale
At private saIc-A first rate double barrel Bird Gun.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

NJ. S-nat r Benton, author ofIh' East Room
Letter., se- Sec. &C. i, getting "done up" hand
someiy in III Missouri Republican. We eS
p.st this same Eas ROOM letter, like MACH. 3
Amen, 's'ick> IN his throat"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

The U it'd States snip Natche= ALsTHNo1.
CL,xrnx, Esq, Commando, sailed tr"'o ,h'
por, of New York OF Tuesday morning TO-
N,,atalbc, with our Minister to Colombia,
the Ion. THOMAS p. MooRE, ard his SccreIa>
~ e L,glri n, Mr., ! PICKETT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
Cheap Goods.

TINHE subscribers intend max ing change IN ,neir
i business in September, and. with view OF selling
OF or reducing their stock % Go lS, offer them, ui'
thai, period AT very small advance upon the cost Inc
assormcn, is large seasouabe, aud general and buy,
ers, by wholesale o. retail, viii get them at reduced
prices JAHhe y "''' 'o'
imly s Nf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

The Editor Of N. Uni,eG States Gazette ae>
kuowledges tina, hts phrase is being rs
5emg GO, into bad rePu:e, and congratSla'es
himself that the Bostoa Statesman has come
10 his assistance, Twill not do, however, tor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

We lean from the Augusta Courier that
m nv &c, llrnr brick and wooden buildings are
nov erecting in thar part If Augusta which
WIS laid Waste by the destructive fire OF n" Sd
Of April, beside s"n,e ve,y substantial improve
meats making in other sections OF hat city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
Notice.

II HAVE appointed my brother. William Dobie, OF
i Alexandra, my agent to carry ON the
Saddle and Harness-na06i"g business,
!" ''e '~'N JAMES DoBIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

Do in barrels. nominal, Is 81
GRaIN-We have no material change to notice on
our former reported prices and the sales during the
gcek have not been extensive; 1000 bushels OF
southern Corn have been dis2os=d OF At ~ sue '9a
!. s5c ner bushel; $500 do do OATS at doc. Rye IS
lower; sales have been made at 70c. per bushei and
| NOT l.rn.. sunnlY in market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

u. S. PANK.-This institution has declared
4 dividend Of three and half per cen, on the
capiral stock, for the las, six months.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

A Southern paper tells ITS patrons "". =.
,s -, M n,ner las, week because there was
ro,n,nr worth printing or telling,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
70 Nent,

70 NGnt.
49, That commodions Frame House on
ssFs St Asaph.srreet, formerly occupied b, Geo.
,.s4s Wise. There are attached to il brick sta.
-. Bile, smoke house and wash house; pump IN
the yard, and every other convenience.
Also the House on Fairfax street, now occupied by
Dr wedLcrburn, and the brick Warehouse on Prin-
ter's Alley, adjoining ii. Possession may be had i'm
rnediatciy. Applyto
may yl---eo,f SAMI.. ". JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
Notice.

Notice.
TIME Copartncr,hip that have heretofore existed,
L under the firm OF Miffeton Il Spman, near Mill
VILE, wcstmoreand County (Va) is this day, by mu
tual consent, dissolved Ali persons having claims
against the sid firm requested to present them to
HENRY MIFFI.ErON for payment; and those IN
aebted 70 the same arc required to make immediate
p.,men, to the said Miffleton. july 8-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
For Rent,

s,. One or two Of he three story brick
IysA dwelling houses Washington and Duke
ssssi streets Application may be made to the
49, subscriber or TO Mr. A. Newton.
NAV S-d3t 2swtf JOHN Lloyd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
,Sotice.

IN p. col EMAN, having associated himself with his
MOTHER, will conduct thc business IN which
his Father was engaged, under the firm of
july 8--St TlIDS. u COLEMAN q w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
In whose Name Assesse6.

Samuel w. Magruder's heirs, lot No
1872 in Beatty Il Hawkins addition,
10 perches West.street, 49, ls1oO i<3
George b. MagrIder, part of lotNo
1863 in same addition, ~ feet on -
Third-street, iS-2lfooo 3ioo
William Whann, lot No. 81 in same
addition, 1871 oOol ~
DO do do ioZZ lsoool <l%o
Henrietta Steptoe part of lot No 6ol
in Peter. Beatty, Ihreke'ds and
Deskins' addition SO feet inchesl
on irst.sreet, small brick house, l82olf55ol -IIo
JOHN HoLTZMAN, Collector.
Georgetown May p, 1879 erts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10

july lo-dIw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
RY SATURDAYS NAIL.

The following extract from the Richmond
papers viii show The progress OF the Conven.
ton Bill up 10 the last dates :
Pfrhmonh Jan. p The reader will discov.
or, on casting his eve over yesterdays proceed
mgs Of the House OF Delegates, that the plan ot
a Senatorial Representation III the Convention
Is, lor the present, voted out Of the House-also
the plan OF a representation on the conn nuud
ratio OF free white popu alton anj taxailon--ai.
the plan of representation by counties scaled
according TO the tree white population. SC.
The two other plans Will come on IN The
House to-dav-viz equal county representa-.
ton, and congressional representation. These
are to he run against each other tor the pres-
ent-and any other schemes which may Toe
cot up. Which OF them will carry the day, IL
is impossible for MS TO divine-eor, whether 81.
Their OF them will sucCcud-or, what plan will
be finally adopted.
The nves aud noes were called six times YES
ierday--and each distinct proposition ia day
is likely TO he tested IN the same nHnNer. The
bill will scarcely pass the House Of Dcegatcs
this week, uniess the orators OF the House will
consent 20 talk less.
II The Wig, ofthe Odd. says, that on the
day preceding, a very personal debate took
place. Mr. May, Of Petersburg, add Gen.
Parker OF Northampton, we're very harsh in
their language days deliberations ended
by rejecting another proposition submit
ted by Mr.. Gordon, for organizing the Con.
yen,on by graduated county representa-.
ton-l7 counties OF the State to have tuo
members, 3 other counties three menu
bers--and three Others tor-,he remainder of
the Counties and the borough, one-making 90
west and 50 east Of the Blue R,dge.-We re.
which exits In Richmpnd-bui The friends ola
Convention should Obtain its organization on
such terms "a justice demands, or. il they can.
not, appeal from the Legislature to fine people.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26

TIE HEIkssENHAN.
JYNCiBURG. JAS. 70. 1929.


fnr. hifhH ~ fdf0T ~ IdftU 10 = encourage
Domestic Manufactures : :"
Don't stafr, f.ader-sueh Is The fact The
great lun,inary of Vngmia-he who ha, thrown
Mr.. Madison in thu back gronn 10y his learned
comments on constitutional 'aw aud political c.
conorny he who is now every week striving to
uphold the positnn iakeo by The South Carroll
mans and Geors ians--Was himself once the Jus.
,iier and defender of the Tarin policy The
Winchester Repnbli can has laid lis hands on an
address issued by The Metropolitan Jtinio in the
year lsea. ,iened among others with the name
OF Thomas Kitclre, which CONTAINS the following
paragraph;
" Perhaps il is no Wild snpposi,ion to ronceive
that even It the present attacks on our trade
should blow OVER, congress may adopt the policy
OF encoura glug our own manufar tures Inv rather
higher duties on The imported articles of Europe
To keep ourselves from beiag nj oge her depen-
dent on Europe for our clothing, congress may
adopt this course. ifthey shopld discover from
the experience of the intermediate time that we
have really The idclinstion aud tn spirit to
clothe ourselves"
Paragon of consistency What was then in
danger OF being considered Wild SUPPOSE
ton, +" has now Income sober fact. and the pol.
icy which Mr.. Richie Then hoped would be a
dopted he now loudly denounces-not only as
wrong in principle, but as coming into direct
cor fct with the constitution of the country
Again we hail thee paragon Of consistency
As we have shoWn that M Richie was once
in favor of" adopting the policy of encouraging
our o,cn manufactures, by rniber higher duties
on The imported Articles If Europe Uhe yer,
measure which the American System proposes,
, and by the very means we hope his devoted
followers will call for PIRATE explanation oil
his real opinions Say, sir, is it constitutional
TO encourage Domestic manufactures by high
rates OF duties on Imports, as you admitted in
1903 or, is it unconstitutional. ms you contend
now Is the potiry Of the measure correct, as
you SAID in 1913. or is 1t unsonnd aud perni-
cious, as you say now ? The question hangs in
| suspense on your rep y Come ont frankly
discard al modesty, even though it becomes
you admirably--and do not add 10 what you
say, even those convenient words, Z" II am NOT
mistaken"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26

.,NrOTiCE--Ai' contracts for plank, tin Der
M or wood made ~ the saw mill or of the
Wagons from the plantalion on Opos@nIn
Creek, lately purchased of Judge Danel.
which are under the management Of Freedman
Moor, - he IS DESTROYS OF paying Judge Dnn
lei tor san a''on, will, in future, be made
"fh tNe spnscrip'' and HIN alone, and ali
Pf rsnns inaking phFc .a'e, oi any OF The ahnvr
articles OF predham M1"e, viii be .,pr,,.a
10 account 10 the sil,-..ribr, f,r IN. sa,,,o
CHRISTOPHER MOORE.
'dH ~" W3wA7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
Hmshdrs sat Of Laad and Negroes.
UAfIRCI1 ANT IN a Jsr,nn of iha Cuupr,a,

Harshars Saie Of Land and Negroes.
HDURsU ANT 10 n decree of tho Superior
v Court of thancory for the Lruchbure
district. rendered on the 27h dnv ofOciober,
1929. in cause between Charles L. Patterson
pilf and Rob Campbell and oihr r,fts
the undersigned Marshal OF the snid Court, will
sell, on the premises, nj the mill Of Cherries c.
Paite,so IN the county Of Bedford Tues
day the oath day Of February 1921 IL FAIR II
not the next fair day thereafter, al auciinn, for
cash all that tract ~ parcel of land convey
- 10 Charles {. Paitrrsoa, by deed warrant or
gift lying on the moth wrst side Of the main
road. cad,ug from Bore AuRur 10 Liberty, md
The following slaves " III their increase. - wit t
Sam, Toby Edmund, Mary, Lucinda, Nelson.
Lewis and Hurweli, and AZ the same time and
place q tract of land on Goose creek adjo in,ng
the lands Of Roher, Elliot and others. contain.
ing one hundred and FIVE acres. more or less.
also four negroes Ia vii Nancy, Caleb, Lydia
and Lucy, with their increase
J. A. HOLCOMBE. Marshal
Jnu 90 wIwif
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
j. Bss A - r. l. Nj A \,
CvETgSM.

DESPECTrULLY rforms the ladies and
q q gentlemen of Lynchhurg and its vicinity
fiat his room ior the present, Is IN he Yellow
House of MIR Nhillockr, on first street, where
'hcsr wishing his services Wi phrase to cau.
Jan Is IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
EDWARD nRowN

I'D ETuRNs HI thai 10 tho public FOR
Rb their liberal .oeJ raeems Mt, and solieas
a continuance Of ihirlsvors. lie has JUST re-
eeiv"d from Ne" IN. in sddiiisn u ti, tor.
mer supply oi jew.lr5&r splendid n.sori-
I'M III
PLATED T. BRsTIsgIA WARE,
irii he invii,.s his ireiis and ...i. otnrrs 10
call and see Anone his ,ock. ARE The fol.
lowing articles, VIZ
Casters wuh rnt '.isss and vsr edge ol sup.
quality
po. pl'i" and ornamenied
Gafse Pots and lea
Sugar Dishes and Cream PIT.
Ladies Ru'isnles and pocket boo.s
plin aud lane, Iewelry
lett. pearl, filierep and Paste Earnings
Patent. Lever and plain Watches
Fine Gold chains, Seals and Keys : i
Plated do dn do do
Coral al every description
silver Ia"ir and Tee Sp IONS, Ladies' antso-
ar rongs
u Watches carefully repaired and all w.
lcrs In his line ofbu.uam pur etlndlv aue,,-
ed IN. jan o. 4 {
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
To PEDESTRIANS ard Citizens.

III HYat FUHS "7''' ~,
HAVE procured from New YORK ana mn
Il adelphia. two young gentlemen VINO nave
been regularly raised to the Apolhecdry' ous'-
ness--Physiclans aud Citizens who may ia'or
M with their recipes or orders may resi- dSS'tr-
red hey shall ai,caY' he filled by the above men
TONED genlemsn or myself
Howell DAVIES,
Main street Lynchburg.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26

Forc'cn Ncrs.--AHrr an unusual lapse of
time IN the reception of European news, we have
at leogth heard from that qnarter--and we tx
pect the old nroeerb, il never rains bur il
pours. will hold good now. a great numhe'
Of vessels are daily expected t. af''sc in port
The news Is oot Of great interest, rs ou- readers
sillpercencby refer cnce to the extracts we have
made.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
MlRsHALs SALE OF LANDS.

CliSuANT to decree of ting s,perion
curt ol dhancery, for the Lynchbutg
District, realered on ,hr l7ih day Of October.
1929. IN a rause lrieen Pleasant Murphy.
Pr. against ileary Br"~nj' and s'murl { a.
Tor Drlts. The undersigned Marshal 81 the
said court will sill, on the premises. n thu
county "i Bedford IN, Thursday thu 10Th day Of
February. 1920. ii lair, if not, III. nexi iaW day
thereafter nj auction, for cash. one tract OF
Land, o. which Pleasant Murphy now cs'des.
isine on Hoose Creek, containing Ave hundred
and eleven acres Also, the interest of said
Murphy - u tract or parcel Of Land. containing
fifteen ac,rs Ihere ate certain restrictions and
reservations. nude IN The deed of trust convey.
iug the above Lands which will be- made known
on the day 0i sale. I A. nOLtoMBE.
jan, 90 lds47
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26

u " I O ri g a " n r,--ryc. ne.
To 10 draw n Friday sO'h Janaar, isea'
$50 s5,noo
$50 9 ol moo
Bof ban 1na
3nO 36 100
Besides geo. bos 10 no o,'s mud IOa
Chances go. Helyes So. Qneftcr- ~ 90.
The drswin' n he eb y" vii be regularly
received NJ the Lottery snd Esrhhnre olFct
81 Nv HEWSOS.
Sprc- Sor 10 Me,srs. 5, n NJ Alien b. O.
Jan. q.
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EH AVE lately received additions supplies of
N q various arcn,s IN their line. 4 nov oilef
for sale NJ very reduced prices for c'nh OF "p.
proved paper m extensive assortment %
Gentlrmrns' buois and Shoes
Ladies do do Piunrlla
Morocco and seal Skin
Ghildrcus' IN
/ servants do
| Wax upper aud sole Leather
| Morocco aud LUNG Skins
! Bale Cotton Yarn, by the 100 an3 lbs
/ Knitting Cotton, assorted s1rs
| Lamp Wick.
! hardware aud Cutlery
| Fur aud Wool Hats
seal aud other Caps
/ Seal Trunks
We have connected with our STAR. narn
| factory OF Genilrmcns' Bno's aud Shoc'~-W'
likewise manufacture Ladies Srnl, Morocco and
! prunra Shoes which will he made oi III" brs
materials apon the shortest notice and IN the
/ most fashionable and neat manner
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