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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

QRegg.-A case having hsppenei in few
mil, OF iyncbhurg, we propose h. quest On
The fatJer n Son having M I'll sisters
w wish TO know what woaid he ne eonnec-
ton between The tWo families
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Eztenuue Ereeutor's SAX Of Sldsss
and Other Personal Estnfe. :

Eztens,ue E1eeutor's SAX of Sidses
and other Personal Estate.
y SHALL offer for Sale a, Puble Auction.
u the Phantom Of the late DANIEL GfinnaD des
called pREsQUE rSLE, IN the Conn-
~ 81 Culpepsr, Oh the oh DAY of Deeem-
lsr :.es,. The sale 10 oo;si,as fEea, day 10 day
until he whole shall be sold, all the Personal
Properly which belongs 10 the Estate of the de-
ceased. on that PLANTATION, consisting in part Of
between Fifty aud sixty slaves, between 20
and 30 Horses, several Brood Mares OF the
first bood, about One Hundred Head of Horned
Gail large stock OF oheep and Hogs, about
700 Barrels OF Corn. q large quantity OF Hay.
Fodder. &c, Plantation Utensils, Carpenters
and Blaeksmiihs' Tools, House hold and kitcb.
IN furnrure, Copper Stnl one oil Chan
dler's besl Surveyors Compasses, with Chain
aud Plotting Instruments, with many olhsr ar
iicles too tedious 20 enumeratf.
II Is on6dently believed, that in proportion
to the qnantii, of Property thu, will be offer
ed for sale. n larger proportion of very valuable
Property was never oheredai public sale npIr
gina Tue slaves are generally likely. many Of
them very much 80 and amongst lhem Is very
valuable Blacksmith, young aud hnaiiby. A
monrs tie Horses there IL Stud, believed 10 be
al The hest blood in the State The Sto x OF Cat
lie, Sheep aud Hogs, are Of the most improved
breeds -many oil them now III Tor market, aud
well worth tue attention OF Butchers. Tue
Furniture OF superior qualify. IL Far merr
| aud others, dcsrous OF procuring Nalnable
| Stock will do well to attend tins onle, "a an
opportunity ofprocuriag sGen vii seldom &C
| cur.
The terms of sale as follows To saves will
be sold Tor Cash The residue II tla fropsrty
upon a credit OF - months faT all snms above
| Forty Dolas under that. Cash, the purchaser
giving Bonds Wi approved security, 10 bear
| intaresi nom the dste but as II u important To
the mi fpst OF tbr Estate, that should be able
10 oomnhni the funds alta specified tune,
Will nerneio relm1ulsh thu interest Ia those
who shall pay their Bonds when due. No Pro-
! perry 10 b. removed until The etms OF tue sale
shall he complied with. To pfegent sacrihcs
o the properly that N y be offered Tor sac, J
fesefse the right OF making que BID. Ia every
cnke tor the benefit OF the T. tete. Persons TO-
slruus Of viewing any part of the Properly, be-
fore the da, of sale. can doso by apply 10
Mr.. JOSEPH T.. FLIPPO, tho Manager On the
| Farm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

s@| 40 50 %~a-4-yAS,
which he offers for sale prices nj feast ~ low
AS any other house in this place. The fl on
ing articles comprise parl of his assortment,
VIZ.
II pieces changeablc Gro de Naples
20 pieces PLAIN colJrs do DO
Blue, punk, yellow, black and blue hack do
Hhnr, blue, black, yellow, blue and pink sat-
iIrH
Pink, white blhe, green and brown florences
India black silks aud SattIns
Black aud blue black Iialian Lntesirngs
Black aud colored Nanku and canton Grapes
Bandanna aud Sputal6eld handkerchief
White and Scarlet Merlno and Cashmere Hong
Shbsls. (wuh wool korder)
ID r"al French MeImo Cloths
IL Cass,mere and Tn, bet lIdks.
ii French Scarlet CAIlcoes
900 pieces Ribbon Of G.. 2. Manufacture
Cncassans, Tartan Paids and Bombazetts
White, red. green and yellow Fl,nnels
Irish Linens. Calicoes aud colored Cambrics
Brown, bsachsd and PLAID Domesllcs, pery i0to.
together with variety OF Goods not enumera
ted.
In a few days large addition OF Cloths, Cas- !
slmeres aud Cassinrt,s is expected. which will,
then. in these articles make the assortment very
complete.
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The VIRGINIA ~.
LYNCHBURG. OCT. II, 1880.
NIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Returns Of elections for Members of the first
II reacn as The election f,r orr county takes
place to day and il is anticipated that the
contest will be animated aud close. We sub
join such returns rs we have received. The
figures annexed to each county shows the NUN.
her of membersto which it is entitled:
SENATE.
Frdakirn-Balda Mcdaniel Ply, Col. VII
an Campbell 22.-Bedford 10 vote.
CaqrioHe--GoI. Joseph Wyatt 55o, A. Du-
NV -. Col. Greenhlll 4.
Henrico-Gen ]. Is. Harvis bl2. Edward c.
Mayo Isl 4mes City, Charles City, New
Kent aud Civ of Richmond 10 vote.
libemdrie--Dr Charles Cooke. without OPP
pnstlon.
Rockjridge-Csp' Robert White 400, d. w.
"sttrrson 99.-Apsusts to vote,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Franklin (2)-John NJ. Holland, Charles
Powell, without opposition.
Charlotte U-Rictard J. Gaines 3of WIN,
VI. Watkins 2l4.-Nr. Watkins intends 10 con
test The election Of Mr. Gaines.
Hsnric1 O)-BenIamln Watkins Leigh 337,
Wm. G. Mostly 342. John g. Williams j}.
Aibemarie (2)-rbomas ". Gilmer 767, Rice
". Wood $50, Thomas j. Randolph 292 Hugh
Nelson 2ln.
Rockbridge (2)-S Ned Moor, James VIC
Doweh.-Preclse state If tue polls not known,
Hest Tidia Trads.--lt will be seen that Mr.
NcLane has at length been able to effect
some sor, Of an arrangement with the British
government, relative TO the West India trade. -
1t appears to be the sane which Mr. Aiam:
very properly rejected. Great credit will be
claimed by the adm ;uistration and its friends 70,
thls achievement, which after all, will not ben
fit IS a single marved. The following re
a.ark, on the subject, which we find in the
Batimora Chronicle, will clearly show This &c
ne the fact:
" The British Wcqt India psrts were open il
1921, 1925 aud 1926.
/ In 1871 the whu'p exports Of 10 mrs.
tic produce I, the West Ia1a Isl
Ian IA AMI Nor American colo
Mrs was vaurd A. $1o,709. 81
Ia 1875, the same, II .222 ,1G5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Administrators Sale.

- mnutn. tOcohrr1 1T the i,tr rr.idrpcr ~
T.. +, nt1dnet. dc. N tn town If Lyact burs.
sundry articles al hnn rtpll aud kitchen Fur
uiDute, consisting ol btds. u sttebpa,d bureaus.
chairs, t'bie-, &c. &c. lbe turn,ture ~ not
only n"w, hui 81 rsseilrot quality, and well de
serving tht nptlee OF lhase wishing to purchase.
The sale viii be At public eaclion, Tor cash.
~ Inc above lie l. post ,onrd TIL Ihuraday
next.
10 sHuA Il. HOLMES, Admr.
OF t.. h. Gardner, dec.
Sept 30 2,il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Or Ill ia dollars wort more hen the ports
we're shut than on the average OF ? years when
they were opened.
In 1921. when the British ports were shut, we
exported to the West ind,ps % barrels
Flour 1924. 1925 aud is26. when these
port we're omen, less than an average of 49,
OO0--or 100000 LESS. This would then she"
that we gained loss because Of an opening Of
the Brush ports.
These uems are from thu official documents
They STOW that the opening or closing of
tho British ports In the West Indies has no
effect On the general demand for our products,
which, when the ports ste shut, are received by
wav ofthe DANISH and Swedish lslands-hy
which means the whole lfeights are eaned BY
OUR OWN CITIZENS
In 1925 and 1926 The Brush tonnage
that entered our ports fron the
West Indies, amounted to Tons IA 500
In 1923 aud 1929, ooiy go
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
Sept. 80,

the Public generally.
NEW .AaAkN ANS OE
SEAA3E = / u LIS,
Pulnts, Bru hes, sc. for Sale.
{ IIHOLEs4ZE Ok REIAlL.)
5IgGhb9 o.aooer salts
2op' la Epsam s,ll.
900 bottles Castor OIL
800 b. innt MagnesIa
90 Ia Powder Hnuba'b. superior
p n5of do 90
90 b. = Lead
~ q IL liarlshorn
100 pr. Nae Duic
10 20 Al mel
30 10 Powder Jaiap
800 do do Crenm Tartar
100 20 cum Ganphor superior
90 d. Powdered Colombo
20 do ut do
30 hoAe- Window Glass
Quo lbs Race GIuger
300 d. Ground do
% 10 " afr :, assorted coloi AMI sizes
some III BOXES
300 DO Gun ohcllac
% do Nnlmegs, superior
300 gall. sweet Oh
2UOV rs kbl' Brnsionr, superior
1000 d. White chs *
1000 do spanish Whiting
900 do Parls whIte
100 10 Chrome Kad--new article
1000 do Salt Peter.
5000 do Alum
5000 d. Lopperas
5000 10 ailck Logwood
1000 20 hiopud do
1000 ID suck Fuslic
1909 Ia Ground do
1000 do Putty
300 do Aqnn Forts
90 do Bes Turkey Op,an
90 do spanish firs
% do Caia1ed Maguesis
1000 do Lump Black
2UuJ do by 5pan,sh Brown
90 do Oh YnrioI
200 do Wnne Lad
100 do Wine Mustard Seed
900 gals Llnseed Oh
Paints IN Oh, all hlnds in use
Dry PhIais do do
mell'n's Cough Drops
Anderson do do
IamOlIs do 20
DE Lamonteral dp do
Spanish fphr Indigo, superior
adras Indigo, n sgaares--new article
NJ dIcine Chest BJtllos-square
AIcunoi
7pirm furpenllne
Liquid Ink superior
i,ed ani Black lnk Powder superior
complete assortment OF Surgical lnsiru-
mems
Complete assortment OF Painters Brush.
es aud SASH Tool.
complete assortment Of Sweeniug Brush.
A do do Scrubbipg do
large assortment Of Camer. hair Brush.
do do Marking
n do do Velvet
An assortment Of Brushes for marking To
bacco or Cotton
AlafBe assortment ofWhile wash Brush
DO do hearth and dusing
Brushes
do do Table Brushes
90 Ito Clothes aud Hal
Brushes
do do Tooth and Hair do
n do do Comb, Man and jew
eIer', Brushes
A do do Flesh g. Shoe Brush
es
a do do Varnishes all kiads in
40 assortment of Portrait Tools
hehned Ok Gall Tor rendering wal er colors
more permanent aud beautilul-new
article.
All the secret remedies
All the Patent Medicines in use
All the new Medicines.
loge'her with great par,tty Of other goods
MI OF winch am ae'erB,iHedto sell on as good
er"'s as any other House in Virginia.
HOWELL DAVIES,
Nam st. Lynch6urg.
Aug 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Bsaop chsreras. Among ihe u"moe' o, ,oe
paar. ,fe,le1 b, Charles \ al o. whom hasr
bsso removed from the Fl men ree'tgs' -
rs,.s al Cheverus. Archbishop oil borde x.
formerly Roman Catholic Br'or o. a'e'5n,
which cit, he Quilted alb It = wear az, ~ ne
speciaI nvittlion of the rz-e'os and resumed
his clerical inachaas 81 t'1o,e, as Cani's
scr to Charles, AZ % axe Of the ren~"
t'puICn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Once SD 5 Q.sker g, = disp".e .enc.ra-
Jog titles, = III e 80. t. ". ~ COMPANY
with an E1ceAeuce apt Hl4hneSs. lis Er-
csIlerre was the mos Ignorant aud brutal mn
| ever saw; AMI ms d5tIesS measured Just
four feel eight inches
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

.o.Iamto bsa Princess. Wei mus,
80 a, a,.r,el gith fortune. Who knows "has
, o." come ont Of this'7 So strong did TINS PIE
m nos,e.sion grow upon the young lady thai ere
~. reached The Barbary sbore'she was as nipe"
sfatsI.t in point oil resignation as any aeVo'fe
al l.lsmism could possibly ~. ne 'fne'
Consul al Als ers Immediately "uelsu y, =, ,'i,
w. r. caanir..woman bot 40, the far Creole
I'D not be ransomed, ioT fear OF "hfoaio6
fortune. by resorling 10 SO suig gar way ., &c
covering her liberty. So TO the Seragllo o, me
Dew Of Algiers the lady went and. '''"se ~
Iced to tell from his Hehoess 9tf"sno' sue
was sem AS a present to the ur""u nv ;
who was so struck with her he'u g ',si.''. /,
ifor in both she was excellng,) '1't = .ep
her 10 tie dignity Of his la"o'he ." " ~
was the singular rise oil The late 7oI'"n' 'a.at'
Who died IN ISIS. aud was the mother 81 TIE
present Grand SeignIor. ,,.,..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Average Sl0, 300 1873
In 1920, the British West India
ports being shut, we exported a.
above, 5ll077,l50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

Dyspepsia Since the publication of an ar
'icle which appeared IN This paper, week OF
ten days ago. s,gned - An Observer" imply
ing DO lbi as to the efficacy of the remedy for
dyspepsia, Used by DR.. G. 4. Rose, Of this place,
we nave had an opportunity Of becoming &C
quanied with some facts connected with DIR.
X, practice, which ought TO satisfy the most
sceptcsl asto ITS efficacy. We tlnk 1t il due
TO DR. Rose mat We should state thus much, lest
he remarks Of" An Observer" should have the
effect OF inducing persons labo'ing under the
dyspepsia to abstain from resorting to rene
Iy which has proved eiiicaoinus in the most
obstinate and apparently desperate cases.
Pomegrnn1te.-Th delicious fruit has been
by DE- Owens, o tn is place, the present
year Though it has generally been consider
ed iruit Of a warmer climate there is no doubt
but it may be produced here in great perfection
DR. Owens informs US that the tree which bore
his fruit has grown in his garden without any
are or protection during the coolest winters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

A Hard Head. An 9'h gentleman va. re-
laing story of one of your " half horse hall
alligator" 81 Lawrence boHman. SAYS he,
"he is harl head for he stood under tree IN
a thunder storm, when the lightning struck thu
tree and he dud sed II seventeen times, when
fndog he could mol do ge It any longer, he
stood and leuk nine clhps "a success lon on his
head aud never illachtd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
10. COO DOLLARS,
MODE OF DRAWING

coo !" be drawn on the \, B, C., plan.-The
"'oo prizes "a, 10 be awarded TO the first sc.
.' 'a' ana third division, 10 be determined by
" "e"' winch may draw the capital prize of 80
WV 80 nat the holder of three tickets. one in
nae" DIVISION, is certain TO draw one prize, and
"'y IRA" four. All the prizes above The de-
"o'" ' ION oil "a, in one wheel, and all the
III another at once. the whole TO be
drawn in few hours.
tickets Si-Ralves 2-Qrs.
~ "'u VI 'ne srea est variety of numbers al
WARD S OFFICE.
tho - Az o'nefs iron the country, enclosing
,endaaa ., P',zs tickets, will be punc,uaIly at.
W. " "unte'sed 10 G. WARD.
Son, Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11

u It is rnmorei that Philip ?. Barbour has
been appointed Judge OF The T. s. Great
Court for the Eastern District Il Virgins, IL
this he SO, Lieutenant Governor Ddaiet Will be
soreIy diappointed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-11
reduced aao't'tt Of Amssfcaa i'eEaags sap,ogsa
whsH they are open.

HASA for Maryiand,-lbe elections hive
just ierminatsd in Maryland. in the most signal
success ofthe Clay party. All the counties
have been heard from except 2, and the result
is, for Clay So, for Jackson H. Last year. there
was Jackson majority 81 7.-In Baltimore,
the average Jackson majority is $40 last year
il was upwards of loo -" maryland is regru-
GRATED -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-28
TEPyTEIr

The following communication addressed ia tho ~.
prictor of luikn's pinment, from the Hon IL f,'
haf,n0, member If Congress is highly in,err,,;n, =
The grstuous manner III which It il made eylGa
feelings of 10 ardInary Character tow.nl, s,Grri,g A.
manly; and IS certainly WEI! deserving of pubHfs,,
tention:
WASHINGTON, Jan. Cal 49,.
sfR.-It has been my wish Tor a cons,def,bls -.
To communicate 10 YOU the good effect With Will
have usel the ointment invented BY Mr. Jp4tn,
aud which | now uEde stand i, made and Nh \,
agents appointed by ourSclt have app,eLh, o:,;:
men during the last three years TO ever, snreg, cf
tumOur and wourd, without failure to produce cur,
IN every instance consider II the most decided All
fiicent re nedy ir all cases OF tumour be the cp<e
what It may, and have tOunt nothing 50 good IA.
wounds, Of any description 1t may be proper to AN
that the cure Of tumpur called White Swelling, yyer
over b. the most distinguished ph, sicanS, ~ ncurs.
bic, and which tney decided would. without aDpu;,
ton. prove fatal to the patient, under ny mu..
diatc notice effected by the use of judku,' Oatmth
aud the patient is IN fine health His limb adectel
by the tumour being restored to perfect state Of
souDdHess. Also that the leg "i an aged msU whct
had been WON ded and exhibited one dreadtulk d.
ccrsted surface from the knee TO the foot, AM winch
for more than two years, b,l been considered iacs
bic; was eifecuali, cured by the application Of uI
kins Ointment. Imention these two cases, whoh.l
under nv immrdiat, notice and management, as De
cded evidence uf the iiicacy of this remedy incs,,
of tumour and of ulcers have experienced, sd;
cdediy, the good effect of this remedy il the cure
Felons, and of every species Of fresh wound I"si
t. M that any one Who will observe on the operator
Of this ointmen, must be stsfi d 70 is bene6ei
effect. | can with the utmost confidence recomnGi
the use of this v4liaLls rsiooiG'
an. SIT, very respectfully,
JOHN TAIIAFEpRo
10 Mr. Charles .ierstons, Proprietary
OF Jndkins' Ointment, near frede
ricktown, Md.
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Brass Y eundefy +.

w. CIiARIAII NICHOLAS begs lesve to INFORM ms
"a friends IN Aexsndra amlrs vicinity ana '',e put
lie generally tina, having, at great expense, S.. he
purpose Of casting ANpIRoSs, with every other spe
c,es Of work CONNECTED with the business, he assures
item that he will cast and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him IS welaud as cheap as ca" 9
procured from any ofthe Norther" C'nes. lie
also make or repair Sod, Fountains upon appi,caoI'
n. has. Inoreoyar. emplo, eds workman from England
to CONDUCT the Cutlty Business, and socits pai,lo
Of the pnblic patronage Al kinds OF Screws-oraS''
iron, steel, &c. cut 20 order
Applications NAV be made either at the founae'y o'
Wsrr street, or al his Old stand on FAIRFAX s''ee
M )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-28

'sNhh ABOVE ointment Is offered t. the nulr.
SAT, and certain remedy for those obs,;n.,. as
eases. some OF which have so long baied The Sk g
medical science: '"e sAhd
Isl white swellings of every description.
p Sore legs and ulcers Of long STANDING
Sd Sch'rrus or giandular tumors, par,cn,,r,, Il.
hMdencd tumors IN wonen's breasts, which of,,, NV
terminate IN liberated Cancers: ''''1a
~ FeinHs, what some people know BIZ tho ,.-
Of ca'arFh5 Of every description. ''' nan;
o'h Rheumatic pans Of The joints.
o.. sPfa'rs and bruises Of every descriD,oo p.
whatever part situate ' w. b.
tent. IN applying the ointment, must keen The r"r, E
at water ''''0
S.h Chlb!ains or parts effected by frost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-28
may q I'm


APRIL Term, 1850.
Robert C!lrke. Complainant
against
John Z. Henderson, james Robinson
and stephen Shlnn, trailing nnder YIN or ,NrFny
the firm of Robinson Shinn. and
Samuel Lindsay and Laurence
Hill, trading under the firm Of
Lindsay u lin, Defendants,
yHNtlE Defendant, JOAN ! Henderson, not having
Z entered his appearance to 'his suit, and given Sc
curity according tn the statute AMI the rules of this
Court anil sp earring the satisfaction Of the Court
upon affidavit fled, that the said Iuin T Henderson Is
moi An inh ,,itant Of tire District of Coumb,s on the
uo,ioh OF the Complainant, ny hi, counsel, it's
ordered That the all ID efendant John !. iiender
son. do appear before ,he hr.t day OF next
air., .-v,rr,@ performing Inc DEGREES OF
the Court, aud hath other Defendants, Robinson &
shiun and linisayS& Till, do not pay away secrete
the debts ny thew owing to tae money, estate,
efects in their ans, belonging to, the sid absent
Defendant. John 7Ie pderson, until the further order
aud decree ofthis Court and that copy of this order
be forthwith pu shel in the Alexandria Phenix Ca
ztte torawo months successively, and that her
copy posted at the front door of the Court House
said County.
&Test: EDM. l. LEE, C. C.
Tn0
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Ury G0n0s
ROBERT BARR Y

ROBERT BARRY
HAS Just received at his old stand opposite Jonathan
El Butchers Hardware store, well selected assert
men, of
SPRING GOODS,
in part of the following articles;
Splendid calicoes and GIN, hams
PamaIinc and Cote Palia
Super chsngeable Gros de Naples
do do figured do
Black italian and (;ros de Naples silks
Splendid gauze silk and Grape hdkts
Scaris Ga great Variety
SHIRT collars; watch guards
Plain lutestrng and satin rbbands
Black circassiaus, for coats
Irish linen and lawns
Plain and jsconet cambrics
Plain and figured BOOK mushns
Bandanno aud cotton hsndSerchiefs
Green blue, white and black Italian grapes
Colored Cambricks, silk stockings
Striped and plan lawns
Colored and white drilling
Umbrellas and p,rasois
Green gauze wells. thread laccs -
Yeow.nankecn, brown French linen
black italian cravats, silk handkerchieis
Brown Holland, black bomblzine
VcStings, stocks, cotton bas
Colored thread. pm, spool cotton
Bleached, brown and colored domestic cotton
Bur.aps
With variety efother articles Gil of which shall be
sold low for CASH.
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Districi III Uoiumnia,
County IF AleranDht", SCI
April Term, 1880.
in CBANCERY.


John Lloyd, CompainaHt,
dgQiast
Thomas JAnney and john ID IN Cu ANCERY
Brown, anAi Riwson' Lewis
Haven S. 90. ani William Her
bert, Def, ndsnts,
JESiF Defcn lan,s, Thomas Janney. s Z l. tawSon'
& and Lewis taven and Company, not having en-
tered trnr 10 this suit and given security
according TO the statute and the rules OF the Court
AMI it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court upon
,fidavit'fed that the said rhomas Janney, y and L.
yaNsoh and Lewis Haven and Company, are not inha
bi,ans Of the District of Columbia on the motion OF the
Compianant bv his counsel, II IS
Oraerea That the raid Defendants, Thomas Janney,
: and lawson. and Lewis haven & Co do appear
here, or or oef1rc the first d'y of mkt November
FERN an answer tn, Complain nts bill and give Sc
carity sor periornng the DEGREES OF the Court ana
that copp of tins order be forthwith published III the
Phenix G,letc n ,texsnlria for two months success
svely ani tia, another copy be posted at the froh
door OF the Court House OF said County
Test. EDH. LEE, C. G.
mo - m
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tnsn in .i@yket

XxJE wish to purchase ONE HgSnhED wv
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, OF b''h sexes
from 1910 Is years of age-feld hands A'S0' me-
chanics of every description -
acaN as are determined to give higher prces'o
slaves ,taAsny purchaser whois now or may be acre
after in this market.
ANY communication in writing will epromp'Y at
tended 10. We can AZ all times pe 'ouna III our e9
dencf Yves, end of luke street, Alexandria, ID. c.
une 10 FRANKLIN & ARuFIEtO:
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RE.7L BEa0.S OIL;

For the growth and preservation OF the hair, renew
ing the hair on bald places snG giving to the locks u
slroHg and glossy cast II is highly useful Iii removing
tue dandrif from the heads of children, and an excel
lrn application to improve the growth of whiskers.
For sale by by DAVID MAktiN,
iune IL Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-28
York. Neptembfr % 80.

IWF, NpllmOF -, I5t,
sIR-iIaviHg been for number of year. aff c,,l
with h rheumatism to that degree tina, oftentmr
was upabie tn walk trying variety Of cures w.ho.
eft ct. heard of Judkins' ointment btaihcd /,
and by using the pot agreeable to direction, wa. en-
tirei cured,and have not since [now more than Veal.
oeeh afificted with IT. JACOB LETTER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-28
y. IL Ihsoop,

lHNGRAVER ofvsiting cards, bank notes, portraits,
Ia maps, CHARTS, landscapes, diplomas. hat plates,
business cards, &c Also, society, notary, and all
other metal seals Engraving wood as usual.
All the above shall DE done with dispatch at reason
able prices His roam is the I'd door from lth street,
on the Avenue and irecty opposite the National Jour-
nsl Office, Washington City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the neatest
manner. dec 21-eotf