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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31
$500 REWARD

| AM authorized to offer a reward of soor
IA '"cn' Tor he apprehension aud deIivs,s =,
" "., OF 10 nv deputy WIN. Carter, in Richnoad
Guy OF Leroy Jordou md Cbarfe, Ub,isi, '',,u
.o n,e "u' upon bad and have broke mir re-
cu,, r'" o''nt failure 10 appear At the Cir
cur Io"r' OF the Tilted STATES a, R;oh,', :. ="
upon charge of forging the decIara,on" o "",
o'l't documents for obteiuing the n.n ., NV" NV"
WI" SoI"'erS Of thu Revolution ana 80,
""U''' rue bills were found by the Grand Inn
az ''' its' term of The SAID couri. NY
an informed that the Aforementioned
by D 'o'u"" vas resident, from his h;r,h -,
- "'"'" county rs from ID 10 so wear. Of -. y
bull, fnn nee, o. inches III height, stout, heay,
,I,cL hni. '"cr short neck, large round head
,'ScN mar and heavy tack beard I an, "o cav"
a e''e o tH"t C"arlrs Whitley was for " $50
Il 20 years, resident Of said eoua''
,.a ~ n",u is from 10 TO 45 wears Of aaa
,nl, ~ A rect IN heigh, slender and <,r.;st
n his an 'n usage ligh, complexion. gen,se'
appearance, aud of insinuaiing NAME.
o,,, JOAN PEGRAM, Marshal "'''
Jan ID - W the L District of Va.
I'm
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POETRY
TIKI. BRokEs PROMISE.


knew men Ler, no promise,-or none'
A, ,sas, with aomen-aad yet knowing this'
txi,h cr,tulou. folly stI trusted one,
xyla.. .ora seemed so Ike truth, that iorgo'
IN, lesson rad leafni ioi OFT oeinIe
a., ,.l,.v, A. because he SAID he Il come.
.,s'., h, uoula eolns--and thea. night alter
ought,
I wsteh'd the cloud. and saw them pa" away
Irom the bright moon, aud leave ths clear
blue shy
A.sno,less, and serene, and beautiful,
As II NJ promises we're broken e'er
Bsneath II. Man forsei., Ia busy hours,
What in his idle moments he has said,
Nor thinks how often womans happiness
uans. on his lie hiesi words l, is not things
OTrieat i,nportanee which affect the heart
Most deeply. Kisses often weave the net
Ofmisery, or of bl,ss OF human lie
There's many g deep aud hidden griei mat
Tram source, which admit Of no complaint
r,nm thinr, of which va osnnui, dare not.
speak;
And y.t the, SEEM hut tiast, ttl he chaln,
Link after limb, is iastened On fheh IhouBh',
And wound around me cart. lucy do their
work
In secrecy and silence but ih,n power
Ia far more fatal fhan the open shafts
Ofsnrrow and nisfarlune--hnt ihsy prey
Upon the heart aud prifs. I'LL The bloom
OF hone il changed 10 fev,,'a hectic 0ush,
The, bteak the charm OF ypuib'. hr'. biighI
esi drran,
And thus wear OF thu pleasures Of the world
Aud SAP, al length, the Wy springs OF lite
But tar Is womaas late. II ~ not thus
With proud, aspiring man. Ills n'nh Is huci
With high and lofty thoughls-and love "u'
hope,
And MI the wstmen feelings Of his heart,
Are sacrificed nj cold Ambitions SHRINE
He feels that the whole world was made 10
him
Nor broken promises, nor hope's destroyed.
Are e'er allowed place on mem"rJs page
It's only woman, in her Ion Illness,
And In the silent, melancholy hours,
s Who treasures IN her heart the lido word
That has 10 meaning-and who lives on hope
Till IL has stolen the color from her cheeks,
The brightness. from her eyes, WHO trusts he
peace
On the vast ocean Of unc.rtainiy
And. II us wrecked she learns her ~; 10 bear
Or she may learn To die, but not forget
IL is for her To hoard her seorst thought,
To brood Ger broken promises, AMI sigh
Der disappointed hopes, I'LL she believe
There's less OF wiokedness In the wide world.
Than In her single benrt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31
Wheat! Wheat !

zs,SE are now receiving Wheat AT tue Black
wv Water Mills. l. . i'll pay the best cash p'lct
far all delivered there. Those wishing 10 en-
aaee their crops, will please call on US we WI
ee;ge Them choices of several liberal propose
80. NATHL. WINSTON b. Go.
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Vrust Bale OK AIanA.

Nv virtue ola deed Of trnst er' euted 10
= the subscriber by Villain !. Morris bear.
inc date the 18th October, 1880, aud uniy re
corded in tho county court oil h'nry' ,o' 9s'
tain purposes therein mentioned l SUM- SCI, -
n,er,;sss m Monday the 2slh day OF Feita
arv merit il fair, If not, the next far day there
liar a certain tact Of land lying in tho coan
ly Of Henry, wheroon John T. HUI no" ,e.,de'
containing THREE HUNDRED AChh i,
1mo,e or 1eu) Persons wishing TO view 'he
land can do so by applying to Mr., John +
I'M who resides on the land, The title Is be
lieyed 90 he ungues,ionable, bat acting as .ln'
tee, shall convey no other title 'han 'nn
which is vested ia me by thc 'sid trns' aeeo
Possession 10 be given the Isl OF Jan. 1867
DANIEL W. WlLLlAMsoN, Trustee
Jan 10 w"
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REMOVAL.

NOTICE.-The Subscribers l;v,nN
~ bern, Montgou cry county Va ,;s, I'VE"
emrlo, one or two Journeymen psne,msn, :"
that are good workmen A good Vatman
wanted, and 10 such good wages and ron.,aa %
employment will be given hy '''"'
y No NELsoNS& Co.
application. Nc" make
Jan. % A. 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31

Naa\ E,state for sale.

,EyuC ,nL,c,iber viii sell, al auction, on
J,,,ds, r,e IL day OF February neal
~. so,,,e aud 1T on main street. formerly o"-
nedL. Nj. John Pointer, ,mme jiatels opposite
P.otg,s' Warehouse. Tins Is vel bull two
.,,,, br,,k nou.e, with all necessary out hou-
-. welt calculated foT family Or man oil hu.
as. Tue terms of sale will 3, b, aud IL
mouths cr,dt, negotiable paper WIN hprf"'ed
rndorsrrs. Shouli a"y one "lsh to pny privately
49,. i,.,,.u ma. H. made TO the subscriber any
49,. hec &c the sale Sale To- he conducted
%, John X. ID. Payn,. .z.....
JACOB FEAZEL.
l.. IDS
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ASH ior w heat.

,.sAE will pay the best cash price Tor al
Wy Wheat delivered at the Lynchours
Nh. Persons wishing to engage their crops
Iii n,ese call on us. We will give them choice
NJ several liberal propositions.
u J. q c. L. LYNCH, q co.
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xnUE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand some
rally .pleod'd articles in his line OF business
and. also, that he has made arrangements
which will enable him Mt all times, and AT the
shortest notice, 10 supply those who may ihsof
MIN with their patronage with COACHES, Gigs,
Barouche,, or any other descriltion oil Car
,iagps. from Newark, IN. J.) which Is known
10 be the r,ry best Mandatory Of such dHtcfts
IN The lrorid. Arrangements have also oeen
made with manufactures in Philadelphia anu
New York, so that any ordFr wh'ch may oe
gwen can always be Immediately suppl'cd.
The subscriber likewise continues 10 carry
on the Carriage making business and pre-
pared TO make Carriages of any description
nhich may ho wanted by those who prefer 'hf
h,me manufacture. lie will. also do any h'ad
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, aud III ht
mos punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DlDLAKE.
Au1
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COpatners SHIN.

I'VE subscribers will, in future. carry =,
L Their Rope, Twine, and Begging maxim"
business at The old stand of. II. Echots g,
me lower end OF main street, under the firm ot
heho's and Cundili' where they will keep on
~' good assortment OF Cordage, Tw me B.
at unusually low prices. '''""'
J. II ECHoLS,
April % oNo'rf
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r. ucsr,. William Prah, stephea

To Nesr. William Praf, Stephen
Preston, Res Hughs, and o1fr',
creditors Of VIM. Pratt
xu,AkE. NOiICE-Chst shall on fndsy
,he lin Of nsrt month (Fsbrosry) 10
F,snklin Coot-house, proceed TO iaks the De
n,.i,,on. Of spared Hale and others, 10 be reaa
~ s,dcnce ~ the trial OF SUI no" aei'saaias
q, The Superior Court OF ,hsneffy ,o' 'a
raehhn,y District, in which | am plnlnhii
"a ~ 80, ~. d,leudauts, and If said dspos,t'on'
l., ., ,s1en 90 D 1t day, shai continue ira"
ma, 10 day ooni hn'he'.
Your obedirni servant,
| A. ROBERTSON.
! IA ~
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MOllCE-Wil he sold. al public auction.
%AI on the 10Th day OF February. 1881, on
.,no' o. land belonging 10 the state si George
Hackwouh. decd. lying ON David and Tara
pin Creek, in Bedford county, containing o96
acres, o" credit OF |, ,, aud ; yesrs, q,c.n,
as TO small sum, cash. The purchaser giving
bond with approved security. With a deed Of
trust on the land 10 secure The payment of ,he
purchase money.
THo5. LErrWlCH,
MARK ANTHONY. Comn;s.
JOEL LIEF TWlCH
jan. % ~
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EDUCATION.

WYNN n, WARD b" opsneo
w school IN the Masonic hati. 'o' "'
ETuca,ion Of boys. lie will give lnsifpoh'n ~
the Greek and Latin languages for fifteen doi
,ars and In tho ,fIierenl branches of English
FJuea,,on for ten dollar. per session Of h''
month. JIM II ~
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MIR. George DaLhS

cain Sc DdDDs,
Ni"' 'ake notice, thai shall. nm ,ho or.
~ u"y OF febI"ary, 1881. a, the ,,,ra Ho'p
STAT ~ y: oioner, in the county OF Bo,,,n",,
A ~ W virginia lake The deposit,oov ~ pun ;
on nv uoa"H aud others. to lie read in ev;I r,nas
aud n,ia '' Vi 10 INJUNCTION now dersnd;ns
ford """satfm'ned in The county eour of Rum
iendan, "e, rem am Plaintiff and you Are ns
is no, cona zine taking of the said depo,i,;n"s
shall can' p p e'ea ." the above named dav ;
uh,h completed. a" way 10 day
JIM p d. a. EDISON.
w4w+
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a fAEsEb

ahIIE subscr,brr having made arrangements
~ To, emha,k,ng in lhe Wholesale business,
las sold his stock OF Goods and interest IN the
Lynchburg concern 10 Mr.. David Kyle, VII"
has taken into partnership Mr.. James Is. bof'
land lie tenders his s'nGere acknowledgement
In his friends aud the pm lie. AID hopes thai
u,at It,erel deeire 81 patronage Will be nontn
,,c, IA his succrEsnIs, which has been heretofore
"a cuded 10 himself, hoDLhi hibL'
Ian. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31

W tR6fStA--Al fBlss hslJsn IN the ei.fki.
" tie Superior Court ofChaheery, for n, - o.
burg distrls,, tue ist day Of November, lea :! -eh
ibald Robertson, Pitt against Vim. Pratt So, -
Preston, Rees Hughes, Smithson II DAVIS and fAsh
Sample, Defts. 'Sl2
The defendant William Pratt, not having eb,o..,,
appearance aud given security according 10 ne ~ no
Assembly and the rules oi this curt aud II - %
by satisfactory evidence that he u not In - amy
OF tins country II l. ordered that ihe .sa ~ 4l;
ant do appear here On the first day of III, -'sia'
aud answer the bill of tho painiif, aud thai - en-
this order be forthwith inserted in SOM epIl o.
printed III tse town of II nciburg for two NOM s'r
cessiyely and posted sfhe front door OF the e 's
IN the sald town. coy-Tsste. sotse
J. hILLsc.c
WIN
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NEW .4RRJI.gIS

q Almonds. Raisins. Wine E,onoL
G. oy. Genuine Brown Stout. Cbeese D 1','"
" 1Tsps, ferinmery, &c. DC. All oil wL;ch "" ~,
'''e'eu Tor sale at the lowest prices, " ''e
De u Howell DAVIES.
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Iana and Slaves for Sale.
REMOVAL.
o,,n q. shelton, l aAor

uAE1uRNS his sinettes, thanks 10 -
q, friends and ti,e puhhc. iof ne Wy u
isl patronage Ne has htreioio i'es' ....ai
,.,pec,6illy informs fhrin that M las Ifho'c'
10 Inc house tecenlly oreu,i.d > Nj William
Hamilton. asa By TO DIS afo,s. (onf do"'
hove Mess. Novel a. Iate's, aud "ppo''
DR. Ho~rt Dawes hpotnec"fy 5i"'f,) "h' e
All o,der, Ia his line vii be anieinay te eve"
a.J e,ecn,ed IL he most fattbin aud iash'o"'
.Ile manner, at tho shortest nottae.
NJ Wanted Two first ate hands. such can
| &c, Constant employment.
! January p w
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best Winlev l.oo,n On

at,; saoser'her ha. this day ree.i,.,
~ aoan'onal supply of best ~. 80" an
on winch is for sale at the loves, m nasr Limp
Howell DAXuES p''
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REMOVAL,

oii' T. A petition will be pressnfe1 ~
4 'ne neat Legislature. praying loi the ms.
sage OF a" act 10 incorporate compao, 70
construct ioIl Bridge across James Riy,,
- IN n" lands of Judge William Daniel 70
"1 Janus OF John Ward or Benjamin SchooI,
h'iu' III the county of Amhersi.
Tho o.oa. II CH'sen Of Lynchburg.
'o"t no.lce NOT having been advertised
I.,;'I,' oe'ore the session II the present
,nrshla'ure. as prescribed by the raj. If ,ha
virginia Assembly motion will ba ~. " ,nn
'"e rouse OF Delegates, TO suspend SAID ruIe sn
a' 'pe sald petition may b. taken up and con.
s,ue'eo du'ing the sesslo1 OF The preseni Viz
MA nao assembly ." Citisen Of Lyachburg.
2m
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advertisement.

snail pe'iticn the next Legislature for
"a '"t" 10 inveIt in M the balance or,ba
"a. "a" ~ a certain tract Of land len by the
,sr p -, oo,o"r, David Hunt. agt. to his daush
nn'er age, by my making over TO them v,, mn"
Nes'oes 10 the amOsnt of their land az
~ ~" t'ke them and their all 10 the s,a,a 90
MsS"ur', which will appear before your lion
o.aoie BODY by the said Hunts will and m, saia
of the same. GEopGr 20 ny SAFE
New London, Sent. 20 ~
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MIR. Robert Kelly,

vuNAKE MOTTO T., that 'hd'' P'oceeo -
t,ke the DISPOSITIONS Of sundry persons,
At III. office of Giles Ward, N the town al
Lvnchhurg, on Saturday the 6tn OF February
next, 10 be read as evidence in suit no" DE-
pending ia the supr''o' Court OF chaneefy,
for the l., nchburg D.srist-~herein you aud
Ne,v,lI, IsIbo, are Defendants, and myself
pln,,oG. Should any thing occur that sad
D,posl(lous az oot taken on that daF 'hey WV
be taken o. M,nday the 7th February, 1901
Io, y av r. FLETCHER
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rTI XII EK q x % So &c

TU ~ En- 81 II So Il
NkAVE Jusi received Ia a " ee" Ia
M ,s,orImeut OF Seasonant Goods, purcha'
81 Iv,th,, ,o last few weeks a. auction, "hl1h
enables II en- to sell puch lower than hereto
fore Amung wh,ch a.
20 p,eees snI,rGne Clotls, olive, London
broNa, olarc', d'ab, blue, black anu stee
mtx'd
pieces SUPER Londor Caesimores
! o...l---ssseJ;"" ca
20 pieces long Lawns
| 10 pieces brown llish L. us
! 10 bales DonrS site Coron
b bales Cotton Uznaburgs
90 pieces Scotch Oznaburgs
do CIrcassian PlaIds
80 do Scotch Plaids
Splendid assortment, fancy Hdkfs of all de.
sCrlptOns
bales CalIcoes, splendid Patterns
Grand assortment Bonnet Ribbons
Beautiful assortment fancy Silks, shaded
o pieces Italian Silks and Gros de Nap5
flag and Bondanna iIdkfs. first QUALITY
Rain and spotted Flannrl.
Bomba2etts and BUmbdzInes VestinpR of IL
kinds
o'ack ana white Worsed Hose, 10 Cd Sd
"en'iemens hale Hose do. aesldes a gregI yari
cry OF other articles, all ofwhlch we IRE deter
mined TO sell at the low est Northern matke
~ ices. 4, Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
Medical Communication.

A s the intemperance and luxury Ut the age are hast.
IA ening the ravages o fscorbutic complaints, and rem
dering the blood more impure; and as thousands have
destroyed their constitution by neglecting to apply the
proper remedies-to such Swaim's Panacea must be,
and has been more than doubly valuable, as a certain
and effectual means of restoring them to perfect health
and yigor. Few families are wholly exempt from scor.
butte affections, which EXHIBIT various symptoms, as
eruptions, alterations, debility, loss of appetite. and
detection, all arising from impure blood, and which, If
not properly attended to, are certain to produce the
greatest injury to the constitution. It is a well estab-
lished fact, that an impure or scrofuious faint of The
blood will remain in the system Tor years, nay, for
generations, invading the noblest organs of the human
frame. Swaim's Panacea is at this sea-
son of the year, as a valuable restorer Of the S ystem,
thereby invigorating the constitution, and enabling 1t
to bear the facilitating effects of the summer season.
1t is by its great purifying qualities, that so many dis
eases are cured by its use. Indeed publication ct the
blood is the grand secret Of curing most OF the d!seas
es to which we are subject. A fact only recently es'
tablisl,d by the general and successful use of SWANS
Panacea. The effect Of this medicine is such as not
to interrupt either business or pleasure. and requires
only the common Restraint Of moderation in diet. tits
conveyed by the circulating fluids, and corrects their
tendencies to all those diseases which originate IN Vi
tiated blood, diseased liver, depraved appetite, or pre-
disposition to affection OF the lungs, &c. No, one, hoW
err, is adrised TO use IL. trithOut first fully convincing
himself of tie truth Of ,ohaf IS here stated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
Valuable NMilAing Aots

FOR S.fLE, OR ON GROUND REM.
. LOTS on Washington street, adjoining the
y dwelling house of Mr.. Robert %Brockett, IS tee,
front. Is feet deep.
One LOT. a5 feet 'front.' on Princess street,
running south Is feet.
A LOT about 67 feet front on Patrick street,
by 1873 5-i2 Fast
A. LOT s4 feet on Henry street, by 123 5-12
west.
Two LOTS, e06eet front on Water street,
about Is feet deep
Two LOTS 90 feet front on Potomac street,
about Is feet deco
One LOT 100 feet front on Royal street, by
1874 S II deep, near Yates's Garden.
And at $50 feet front ON Water street, commencing
at the corner Of Franklin street 100 feet deep.
One LOT % 5-12 on Franklin street. Also.
sasaess A PLANTATION in Montgomery
ssaE'%&as County. MARYLAND, ID miles from Georgetown
fTrfS 800 acres: so to so acresin Wood. This
AsSaLand is only l mile from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal 1t will be exchanged for Town Property.
For terms, please apply TO
~ 90 TUOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
Hand for Sale.

- Wishing TO remove to the West, ! will sell
Es:HrA or exchange the land I own adjoining the
i$sssI town of r Providence, FairfIx Court house. Va
49, upWards Of eight hundred .ACRES,
thereis ABOUT one half in WOODS; the whole well wa
tered. and may be divided into four or more lots, each
having tenements wood, water and cleared land the
soil! can say from experience, is easily improved by
plsster and clover. Ills deemed useless to say more,
as those inclincd 10 purchase will view for themselves
| VIII lake a less price for the land than the wood
alone would sell for, at the selling price OF 81 per cord
standing. PAYABLE one fourth in cash, negroes or good
PAPER, and a credit for the balance OF one, two & three
wears, or any length of time not exceeding ten years
may be he'd on pusclu,l payment Of interest--or will
exchange for Lanis in West Tennessee, Arkansas, or
siissouri. All communication on de subjec, must be
post paid, or they will not be attendcdto
ma, 2O-law2m ROBERT RtTCiIFFE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
From DR.. Thomas Parke.


President of the College If Physicians Of Phi'ade'Phis,
formerly ply stefan to the Pennsylvania Hospital, tor
forty five years. - .
At the request of W. SWAIN, | hereby certify that
in the few cases | have seen his panacea given, /
have obs rived great benefit derived from It's use, and
particularly in The case Of =. TreScmaine, who was
Tor many years sfh cted with very Inveterate ulcers,
that were deemed ,ncurable BY all of the eminent eur
gem, who had attended her. In this hopeless sItua-
ion she was, in September, 1921, admitted a patient
in the Pennsylvania Hospital, and had the advice OF
all the surgeons &C that benevolent institution, without
receiving any relief, when she began the use OF The
panacea, which, to the surpris" Of all who witnessed
it's effects, restored her to good heath in two moths
In October, 1923, she was discharged from the HospI-
tai perfectly cured. ,
From observing the wonderful effects of Swaim's
pap,cea. in r. G.. Trercmaine's case and from several
well attested reports of many Of our most eminent sur
qeons, | believe it to be a very useful remedy in scro
filous. %syphilitic, and mercurial complaints, and many
other constitutional diseases.
THOMAS PARKE, NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
CERTIFICATES.

The most respectable ana satisfactory ever gwen III
favor of any Medicine.
From DR.. N. Chapman,
Professor of the Institutes and Practice of rhysic, and
Clinical p, actice in the University OF Pennsylvania;
President of the Academy of Medicine Of Phllsdel.
phia. &c.
have, within the last two years, had All opportuni
ty If seeing several cases of very inveterste ulcers,
which, having resisted previously the regular modes
If treatment. were healed by the use Of Mr. Swaim's
Panacea, and | do believe, from what have seen. that It
win prove an important r remedy in scrofulous, venereal,
and mercureal diseases. N. CHAPMAN, NJ ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06
SALES AT
BY D. MUTT.
Sale Of Town I,Ots.

I'D v virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court for the
ID County of Alexandria, in the case of BENJAMIN
Plum ct al. VS.. Joseph B Plum ct al. 1 shall. on 81
TTRNRY, the son day ofhe present month, sell to
the highest bidder, the following
t-- LOTS OF GROUND,
3SsS of which the late Lewis W. Plum die seized,
Eas subject othe dover right Of the widow of the
ssss&sra said Lewis " Plum:
lone LOT on the south side of Wolfe
street, in the Flown OF Alexandria, and west of Colum.
bus street, binding on Wolfe street "a feet, and run.
Ming back ITO feet; with a two story frame Dwelling
House thereon.
2.-ONE LOT on the west side of Columbus
street, between Wolfe and Gihbon streets, binding OF
Columbus street - feet, and running back SO feet S
inches; with a Brick Stable thereon.
5.-ONE LOT on the north side OF Wilkes
street, between Columbu and d. streets,
fronting on Wilkes street "a feet, and running back
243 feet 5 inches; with a two story Frame Dwelling
House thereon.
4.-ONE LOT on the west side of Wash
ington and north Of Wilkes street, beginning at the
intersection Of said streets, and running westwardIy
with Wilkes street l23feet S inches thence %northward-
ly through ihe square, and parallel 10 Washington
street, 10 feet inches; thence eastwardly, and pa
rallelt o Wilkes street, l23 feet S inches, thence south.
wardly with Washington street, to the beginning; now
under lease to Reed Cross for about four years.
5.-One LOT OF GROUND north of the
town Of Alexandris, and in the vicinity thereof, con-
tanning half an acre or theresbouts, being on the west
side of Washington street, as extended from the said
town, and north side Of a street %denominated Cherry
street. beginning al the intersection of said streets, and
running thence westwardly with Cherry street, and
binding Herewith 1913 feet Sinches; thence northward-
ly, with a line parallel to Washington street, till it
strikes The lane running from the hills to the river.
then returning from thence to the intersection of the
said s,reets,sn running thence n%orthwardly with Wash
ing'on street, and binding thereon till it strikes the
said lane: thence with the said lane. and binding thera.
with. to the place where the second line intersects il.
The above property will be offered for sale at the
Reading Room in the town of Alexandria, at IL o'clock.
a. NJ. on the above day, upon a credit of four months
the purchasers to give their notes well endorsed The
title will be retained until the purchase money be paid.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
jy 13-ts Commissioner.
T'The sale of the above property is post.
poned until Saturday, The 18th day of august.
aug