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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

(heceniiy from Regent Street, Lonaon'j
Il most respectable Citizens OF Alexandria hat uP""
finishing his course Of practice III the City OF Washing
ton h. would axe shor, stay in their City previous
to his departure for the North, now begs Lave most re-
specially 10 state, ,hst, provided sufcient NUMBER
of pupils can be Obtained he purposes, very short
time, 10 meet the wrllknown wishes OF the community
at large-Mr. b. sincerely hopes, that all those who
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-13

LRATPS THIS DAP
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. for 1880,
Will be drawn in Washington City on Saturday, 18th
Of February x
60 NUMBERS g DR-7Tp.N B.7LLOTS.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters ) cents.
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery,
Extra Class No. 9, fir 1880.
Will be drawn in Wilmington, (Del) Tuesday, 10th
February.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
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DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
FII, E3Sa

I He proprietor begs leave 10 recommend
(Which he does with the fullest conidcncey
ono Of the most valuable remedies known Tor
this troubIes0ne and roinfn complaint. With
out gong into detail, he deems i. enough 10 say
he had IN his poss ession the most tAdoubted tes
'imon ais that il has more eomtietsly anss1er-
ed the purpose for ichtch it Is inisnded, thaa
any othjr popular medicine.
This remedy 70 perfectly innocent in 10 sppli-
cation. to all conditions, ages and sexes. Full
directions. description Of the complaint. &c. ae-
company each packet, which consists Of two
boxes. Oinfnstnt end E'sc.ury. Price, 81
for the whole. or 80 cents il but one Of the are
ticless 10 wanted.
0u- None are genuine uhlcss signed on The
outside printed wrapper. by the sole proprie
tor. 2. KIDDER, inme diate sueeessor 10
the late DR. W. T. CONWAY. For sale al tho
counting Room, over No 80 Court street near
Concert Hall, Bos' on, and also BY his special
appointment, by Dr. J. WILLIAMS, Warren /;
Or LEMtEt W. BRIces. Bristol Dr. A. r
MooRE. Newport NATHAN DvRyEx, Fall
River.
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At Liverpool Goth May, ship Warren,
Carr, of this port, from New Orleans.
Cid at New Orleans, 10th ult ship As
pasta, Bennett, Of Bristol, for Liverpool.
At Antwerpt 18th, Roger Williams,
Mosher, Havana,
Brig Henry, Burt, from Berkley for
Newbern, was passed, 25th ult off Chin
colleague.
Sailed from Providence, brig Ursula,
Clark, Boston; schr Alpha, Wardwell, for
Portland, to load for Port au Prince.
Arr at New York, sloops Superior,
Child, and Alohzo Bennett, from Provi-
dence; Caroline, from Bristol.
Arr at Charleston, schr Lovely Kezia,
Macwillian, 5 ds from Havana. The
crew ofthe ship Trescott, Potter, on her
passage from Liverpool to Havana, mutt
MED; two Of the ringleaders were secur-
ed and carried to Havana, and put on
board the U. S. slo6p of war catcher,
which sailed for Pensacola 18th.
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this town preached the Sermon upon Luke
x. 8. And into whatsoever house yc
enter, first say, Peace be to this house. y
Rev. Job Borden, Of Fall River, offered
the Or daining Prayer. Rev. Benjamin
C. Grafton, gave the Charge, Rev. j.
c. Welsh, presented the Hand of Fellow
ship. Rev. Mr.. Waldron, of the Metho-
dist Church, offered the concluding Pray
err. ~.
A Council is called toconvene at Fall
River, on "Wednesday, 9TH inst. to consid-
er the expediency, of the Ordination of
Mr. Bradley Miner.-[Com.
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FRANKLIN CIRCULAT ATLNG LIBRA
RYAT E
G. M. FESSENDEN'S..

NNHE public are informed. tina, tke BOOKS
- are now ready f,r delivery. The Library
contains the whole OF Sco,ts Novcls-40 vols.
British rorelists, s vols.
Lady Of Manor, vols.
Edgworth's Tales.
Scots life Of Napoleon, abridged.
Pelham, Dovcvcux. Disowncc.
Exclusives. Parley's animals.
Dsrnley, or the field Of the cloth Of Geld.
irish Legends. Paul Jones.
George Bsrnell. Csrbonsro.
Laurie Todd. American anecdotes.
Foscarin'. School Of Fashion.
Wept OF the wish-ton- n-wish
Ryorent De Cruce. Bentncs.
Romance Of history.
Tales OF Fog. Souvenirs.
Ramon the Rover of Cuba,
Honor O'Hsra. Popular Tales,
.Knickerbocker. Sketch Book, Ne. &c. :
The terms 10 subscribers are dolss a year
To non1sutscfbeD, tho same - 6thsr Libra
ries. ~
Those inclined to patrcnixe, are roquested ID
,all and examine the Catalogue
Msy l6. -....
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY

a. LDEN'S spelling books, let & 2nd vols.
IN Ditto reader EnglIsh do
t;oodrtch's history U. 8.
pabol's arithmetic
Memorandum books--leather coveis
Blank books
Writing and cypherihg books
New York and Providence primers
Toy books Of all kinds by the do7en
Russia and Philadelphia Quilts
Letter and pot paper, good,
Walkden's English Ink Po,cder warrant
cd. For sale by
G. T. GARDNER,
may 8: Watsr-st.
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MARRIED.,
DIED..

In this town, on the 18th ult. an in
FAINT child Of mr.. John Andrews, aged
IA months.
In Bristol, yesterday morning, Mr. Da-
Aid Fish, aged SO. His funeral will be
attended this afternoon, at 2 o'clock from
his late residence-relatives and friends
are requested to attend without further no
tice.
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OR INDIGESTION.

lr OK INDIGESTION.
OF long standng, and Of the most ebsiinste
character, has been Immediately relieved. and
often per manentiy cure J. in variety Of eases
that have occurred inBoaon and vicinity. by ~
ing for short time
DR.. RELIES vEGETAbLE SPECIFIC
ANTI-BILIOUS FILLS,
both Of which are 10 be taken together. accord
'ng 10 raluabie. plain and practical direct
rions accompanying the Specific. Price so cD
each
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WARRE

PORT OF WARREM
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Hannah & Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin Fl Provi.
dence.
Sloop Eliza, fngraham, ffdo.
Arr 29th sloop Anne, Manchester, from
Providence.
Sloop George & Mary, Mason, from
Albany, with slaves TO William Collins Jr
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AT Court Of Probate, holden in and for the
town Of Warren, on the 7th day Of June
A. d. 1880,
yDENJAMlN COLE. administrator on the
~ les,ste Of MOLLY SlSSON. late War
reh. diseased, has presented to this Court
his first account Of sdministration-It 10 OF
defed that the consideration thereof, be Sc-
ferred TO Court Of Probate, to be heiden at
the Town Clerks Office, on the FIRST Morday
in July next, al 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. and that
previous notice be sfyen.by publishing this or
der three several times in the Northern Star, to
all persons interested 10 appear At that time
and be heard theron.
Witness.
s. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
June fQ.
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Opening cfnew Meeting House, and Or
M ds"ais0" Of a Minsssr ofMe Gospel.-On
wednesdy last, the neat and comhhodious
.fouse Of Worship, erectep for the use Of
the bspt'ss Church and Society, in Som
erset' Mass. was opened for public relig-
ious exercises, and on that occasion, Mr..
ELISHA SLADE, Jr. was solemy set apart
'or the work ofthe gospel ministry.
Mr.. Miner, Pastor elect of the Baptist
church, in Fall River, offered the Intro
&c terry Prayer. Rev. Mr.. Welsh, ol
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PRLVTLNG M.4TERLALk =

ne will attend TO orders for supplying ali kinds
Of
PRINTING MATERIALS,
Either new or secord hand, at tho very lowest
prices. From thorou. h knowledge and long
experience in supplying these articles, he feels
confident, BY his personal attention, to be cna-
bled to make such selections a5 will give salts
faction al the shortest n5,ice.
Terms, for new mater all, will be six morths
with satisfactory acceptanccs, and 7l-2 per
cent dediiciibn Tor cash.
orderc received for tho Washington, Frank
lin, and other Presses. EIathcr's Ink, Rollers.
and Type, from all the respectable Toundrics.
On hand 700 HIS. While's Minion, scarcely
soled. at 90 cens in 60 dsys. or "a cents cash.
100 lbs. MIN on zoo Nonpsriel. 100 Brewer.
and 800 Long Primer, used only il Sier6ty ping.
for which a handsome deduction will BE made.
Two second hand Washington Medium Press
cs. al 1875 dollars ci.h each, and one super roy
al at 1870 dollars cash. ,..
Printers who give the above foui insertions;
will be entitled to 2 dollars in materials.
l. HOLT.
a., William .stiett, New yvtk.
Nav 10.
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er The Members of the Philo-Har-
monic Society, are requested to meet at
Mr.. Barney's Hall, this evening, at 8
O'Clock.
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Arr at Bristol, on Thursday last, ship
Essex, Mayhem, fr Brazil Banks, with
1000 bbls oil, to G. b. Munro and VIM.
E. Norris.
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At Court Of Probate, holden in and fsr the
town Of Wansn.on the 7,h day Of June A.
u. 1880 l..
NNHE Guardians Account Of MOLEY SIS
~ son, late Of Warren, deceased was pre-
scnted 10 this Court for Probsts,-
II ordered--That the consideration
hereof, be referred to Court Of Probate TO be
holden At the Town Clerks Office, on the first
Monday ofJuly next, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. and
that previous notice be given, by publishing ,isi,
Older three several times in the Northern Star
to oil persons interested 10 appsar at that tine
and be head thereon.
itncss,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
June 12. ~
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: MUSIC.
PRAYER.
NTHEM
BENEDICTION.

The services at the Church, being clos
ed, the procession will again be formed,
and proceed down Miller street, down
Water street, up State Street, to Coles
Hotel, and dismiss.
The Church will be opened at Ia be-
fore ten O'Clock, for the admission Of La
dies, who are requested to take their seats
in the sides pews below, and in the gallery.
The citizens ofthe neighboring towns,
are respectfully invited to join in the fes-
tivities of the day.
The procession will move precisely at
l0o'clock, and those intending to join,
are requested to be at Coles Hotel, at
IA before 10 o'clock.
DANIEL b. WHEATON,
HENRY SANDERS,
STEPHEN DAVOL, JR.
REUL III. BAKER,
Committee Of arrangements
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~ The PhilaniAropic Society are re-
requested to meet at Coles Hall. on Mon
day next, at half after 8 o'clock, A. M.
for the purpose Of joining In the celebra-
zion Of our National Independence.
LEVI HALLE, Secretary.
JulyS.
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Sailed Brig VIM. Henry, Cole, for Bath
Sloop Anne, Manchester, for N. York
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AMONG WHICH ARE
Bloe, black, btowti and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cashmere, woolenet, BLK
lasting, drab and brown drilling, nankins;
duck, silk, valencia, &c. VESTINGS.
a splehdd variety of CALICOES, fur
nhure prints, Scotch and Ehglish einr,
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslins, white and colorcd cambricS:
fashionable dress silks; pongee, Gro de
Nap, grapes, palmyrine battiste, sarsnets.
florence, silk and tdbby velvet, botnbazet.
bombazinc, silk hdkfs.; Italian cravats:
raw silk and cotton shawls, black & whits
wrought bobbinet lace veils, bobbinet lace
wells, bobbinet laces, wrought muslin
capes, insertings, black, brown uhd white
linens, damask cap, belt and tAf. RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdkfs plain, figured and plaid cotton cra-
vats; ladies and gentlernens black silk.
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;ladies kid, horseskin and white lin.
en- gloves and mitts; gehtlemens kid, ,horsA
skin and linen do silk stocks canvass
padding btickraIn; rattincft sewing silk:
tapes; braids quality ;bleach'd s. brown
sheetings and shirtings +; tickings; stripes;
checks ;towelfng knitting cotton linen
and cotton thread floss suispenders
aannels ; carpeting bonnet paper floor.
hand, clothes ana tooth brushes; PALM
LEAF HATS gilt coat and vest butfons::
pearl do needles, pins, and thimbles !
scissors Hooks and eyes |; knitting pins,
SC. &c.
ALSO,
LADIES nc,c style bronze and nro.
nella Shoes Children's do.
A GENERAL assortment Of Perfum
cry, such as Fancy and scented Soar.
including musk and oxygen /; oils -
Cologne anda variety Of distilled scens.a
waters aromatic vinegar Otto Of ross
shaving soap and boxes.
81 ALSO,
Large India wrought shs,l
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JUST RECEIVED & FOR SALE AT
G. NJ FESSENDEN7S
VARIETY STORE,
A Fresh Supply Of
DROADCLOTHS,
Id Low priced domestic Carpeting
Mourning Calicoes
Nuns cotton. genuine
Colored and plain door mats
ALSO
IN the Bqpk Department,
Woodbrige's geography and atlas
Worcester's Cd book for raading and
spelling Letter writer's
The Childs Song Book
Log Paper. Mnsic do.
June 5,
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9TH oF JULY 4!
A Turtle Soup will be served np for din
ner, on Monday 9th Julji, !, at Coles Hotel.
A subscription paper is open for those
who wish to subscribe, at the above nam
ed place. June 26.
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oRDER.


2. Orator ofthe Day, and Reader of
the Declaration Of Independence.
8. Officiating Clergy.
4. Social Club, with Badges.
g.. Past Orators of the Anniversary.
6. Clergymen of the town and vicin-
ity.
4. Surviving Officers and Soldiers of
the Revolution, in Carriag es.
8. Deputy Sheriffs of the County.
9. Town Sergeants.
10. Town Council, Treasurer, Clerk,
and oveseeor ofthe poor.
IL. Philanthropic Society.
l2. School Committee.
l3. Preceptors of Schools, with their
Scholars.
IA. Members Of the State Legisla-
ture.
Is. Judges Of the State Courts.
I6. Officers Of the u. s. Army and
Navy.
IL Muitid OuACCIO, oVhCsoA1 ASSStS
mental, and Staff
49, Officers ofthe Customs.
19. Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will proceed down
Main street, down Broad street,up Water
street, up Baker street, to the Baptist
Meeting House, where the following ex-
crcises will be performed.
MUSIC.
ODE.
PRAYER,
BY the Rev. Mr.. WELcIf.
ORIGINAL HYMN,
Composed for the occasion, by Mem
Der of the. Social Club.
Reading ofthe Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, by Mr.. HENKr H. LUTHER.
HYMN.
ADDRESS,
BY Mr.. ALFRED BoswoRrH.
MUSIC.
PRAYER.
ANTHEM.
RENEDICTION.
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q. M. kESS SEN DEM
Id ESPECTFULLY informs the pub
1O lie, that he has taken thst well
known stand, formerly occupied by Mr.
}. 1. Croade, and recently by Mr.. E. w:
Burr, and has just opened an
sE3E.N1IRE NEW STOCK OE.1a
w-sEAsoMABLE H6oDs, 90
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MAKING,
IRHE subscriber would inform hs friends ~
u Warren and Vicinity. that hs csstinuss
the above branch OF business. At his old 'tand
few door East the Bsptist Meeting House.
whore he will make Chass and Wagon Has-
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling and oshse
Trunks. Porfmsniesus. vslises, Fire 1uekstss
Ships Hose and Bellows. &c. &C.
Carriages and Hs rnsss cleaned and repaired.
He has on hand for sale, an ssssrtment oe
Saddles. Hsms sses. Brides. HsIssrs, Whips,
Curry Combs, &c, which he will sell cheap fer
cash or. sp .roved credit.
Chaisss, Gigs. Csrryails. and Wagons. furnish
ed at short notice.
- A share ofpatronags d respectfully 80
il ed.
TREoDORE BARNEY.
March o.
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NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE !

The Social CLuB, will celebrate the
fifty fourth anniversary Of our National
Independence, in this town, on Monday
next, July 9th, and respectfully solicit the
cooperation ofthe citizens, to carry the
following arrangements into effect /:
AT sunrise, salute Of 81 guns will be
fred, and the bells win ring merrily one
hour.
AT ID before 10 o'clock, procession
will be formed in front Of Coles Hotel,
under the direction Of Col. Dyer Child,
Marshal Of the Day.
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TO PRINTERS.

10 FRINIEKS.
zNHE subscriber respectfully begs leave to ii
~ form his brethren Of this profession. ths,
he will attend to orders for supplying ali kind,
Of
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4 Il Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
IA Albemarle County Court in May,
1880.
Frances McGeel,ee, and Martha his
wife. formerly Martha Marks.
Plaintiffs.
Hasten Marks, James Lewis and Mary
his wife, formerly Mary Marks, John Hine
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eliza
beth Marks, Russell Brown and Sophia
his wife, formerly Sophia Marks, Temple
Gwathmey aud Nancy his wife, formerly
Nancy Marks, and Joshua Nicholas. who
intermarried with Sarah Marks, Philip
Winn and Martha his wife, formerly Mar
,ha Nicholas, Martin, and Eliza
his wife, formerly Eliza Nicholas, Wilson
Nicholas, John Nicholas, Peter Nicholas,
Sophia Nicholas, Georgana Nicholas. aud
Nancy Nicholas, which said Martha. Eli
"a, Wilson, John, Peter, Sophia, Georgi-
ana and Nancy are children and heirs a,
Law of said Sarah Nicholas, formerly Sa.
rah Marks,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Hasten Marks, james
Lewis and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Marks, John Hine and Elizabeth his wife
formerly Elizabeth Marks, Russell Brown
and Sophia his wife, formerly SopiaIl
Marks, Temple Gwathmey aud Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Marks, and
Joshua Nicholas, who intermarried with
Sarah Marks, Philip Winn and Martha
his wife, formerly Martha Nicholas
-- Martin, and Eliza his wife, for
merly Eliza Nicholas, Wilson Nicholas
John Nicholas, Peter Nicholas, Sophia
Nicholas, Georgiana Nicholas, and Nan
cy Nicholas, which said Martha, Eliza
Wilson, John, Peter, Sophia, Georgiana
and Nancy are children and heirs at Law
of said Sarah Nicholas, formerly Sarah
Marks, not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules Of this Cour,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth-on motion of the plaintiffs by
their counsel, it is ordered that the saic
defendants do appear here on the first da,
Of August Court next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Virgini;
Advocate, newspaper published in tn,
town Of Charlottesville, for two month.
successfully, and posted at the front doo
of the Courthouse of this county for tn,
same length of time.
A Aopy-
Teste.
IRA GARRETT ID. G.
May 80 2m
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SALT AND BACON.

Oh SACKS Liverpool filled Salt at s3 30
lV per sack, - S' 'o
20 barrels old Whiskey at 25 cents
per gallon,
eOOO pounds prime Bacon, my own
curing,
600 pounds prime Lard.
700 do Cotton yarns, Richmond
and Virginia Union Factories.
300 do Beefs TalIow,
Oranges and Lemons,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Chocolate.
L'nseed and Lamp Oil,
Sperm and Tal!ow Candles.
Gut Nails, assorted,
Window Glass and Putty.
Shad, Mackerel and Herrines.
Rye and Oats.
With other articles too tedious to men,
tion-all low for Cash, nv
JOSEPH BISHOP,
Main Street.
l occasionally hire out nv HORSE at
one dollar per day, to be returned in the
order he is received.
J.B.
June lS - 80 q,
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NOTICE..
June 40

DURSUANT to an OF der of the direc-
II tors of the Rivanna Navigation Com
pany, Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will he received on Tuesday the
q OF July next at the Palmyra Mills in the
County of Fluvanna for improving the
Navigation of the Rivanna River from
Woods Locks near the mouth OF Rivanna
River to the Union Mills, in the following
manner (viz.) repairing the dam g. Locks
at Woods, and deepening the Canal. TO
deepen the Ledge at Bryants ford A Ca
nal and Lock at StiIman T. Ahslins, a
dam and Lock at the White rock near
head of Stilman and Ashlins Pond. A
dam and Lock at Strangers Mill sea,
A Canal'and lock at the Palmyra Mills. A
dam and Locks at or near the head of the
Palmyra-milI Pond. And dam and lock
at Bernards- burgh.
For information as to the height and
length of dams. Length width and lift OF
Locks, Materials and manner of execu.
ting the work, any person disposed to un-
de!take will please make application eli.
Their personally or by letter to Hugh Mel
| son President, James Clark, Nicholas III
Lewis, John z. Sampson or Daniel F
Carr, directors. Direct to Hugh Nelson
James Clark or John p. Sampson, Ever
ettesviIe Albemarle County To Nicholas
III. Lewis or Daniel f. Carr Charlottesville
Albemarle County.
DANIEL f. CARR Sec. r. N. c..
May $50 at
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MARSHAL SALE.

IN obedience to a decree of the Rich
n mond Chancery District Court, pro-
nounced on the 10Th day OF March, 1880.
in a cause thereon depending, wherein
William Moncure and John Robinson.
surviving partners of themselves and Free
derrick Peasants, late merchants and part
ners trading under the firm of Noncure
Robinson 81 Peasants, are Plaintiffs, and
the representatives aud heirs of Samuel
G.. Adams decd. and others are defendants
Will be Sold
On Monday the 9Th day of July next, a,
Albemarc Courthouse, for ready money
to the highest bidder, the following
REAL ESTATE,
Excepting only one hundred and eighty
and one eighth acres, part thereof-con
veyed b, said Samuel G. Adams and wifi;
to Richard Moon, by deed bearing date
the 9Th day of April, 1919, and Of rec
ord in the office of the County Court .
Albemalle. Viz:
Four adjoining Tracts Of Land in tn,
said county of Aibemarle, on Briery c. eek
branch OF Hardware River to wit.
One containing 400 Acres, lying or
both sides of said Creek.
One containing 200 Acres.
One other containing 1875 Acres.
And one other containing 100 Acres
And also one undivided sixth part OF q
Tract of 400 Acres, lying on said river
the said estate being the same which wa:
conveyed to the said Adams by Henry Lee
and wife, by deed dated the I'd Decembel
1896, and of record in the office Of the
General Court.
NJ. w. ID. JONES, d. NJ. for
GEO. ESKRIDGE, NJ. $. C. c.
June 40 ids
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AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GRdsGEHSIsLS. VIZ.

SU IA : u kL 10 II SJtCS Afs
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%V ] Hoghsead .NtW Orleans SUGAR,
I do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
hogshcad New-Orleans Molasses,
do West India do
500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.)
3chests Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea,
, boxes Chocholate No. /,
l barrel new Rice,
Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger, Alum and Cnpperass,
Rogers best Orange Ganpowder,
Shot os all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decanters, Tumblers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whiskey by the barrel or gallon,
) barrels Nc. Mackcrel,
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2 do Family Shad,
Candles, Tallow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal (low.)
300 pair fine aud coarse Shoes,
1909 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And propnrtionate supply of Upper
All OF which will be sold low for CASE
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