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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

W. have beard 50 macd, aui So n,nuv e.
rors, about the events in Southampton, that
II u some satisfaction To US 10 Lag before on
'eaders tie following account. IN the truth 81
winch rvety relaEce may be placed. h Is
from the pen of Correspondent, who IS a re-
idont at Jerusalem. who is acquainted wi Il
tie loo litlrs The scenes an chAra riers he de-
sciihes--and has had as much 10 d.. both in a
military and civil capacity Gn'b IN arrestng
ana hrmgng'O punisnmcnt Tue handlttI, IS any
other c'tzen in the county. He Is one who
may every way be dfpendrG upon. This in.
slr"Cilse narrative cuts un many errors thar have
been published by ourselves, as wed as othets
lie shows how and where the massacre com
mtnced thu number Of the trigaudS Their
equipments, robb,lt.s, nuinuer OF their victims
~. II Appeals thai the fee man Billy Ailis,
4 tue only one proved tn be concerned in The
plot, VS. nol srled a. we stated ON Monday.
ont - wounded aud lo,k,ng about.
JERu,ALEM, Aug. 3l.t, 1881.
Anticipating yoar deslrc 10 be correctly
informed OF the events which have recently oc-
CURED III tins couniy-events which have H.
fearful and lasting impression upon Tic
mihN ava InaElnHtlOns OF tue ptople 1
eemnenoeta letter to you on Wednesday last.
~ witch Mas interrupted bv IN format,on then
Jnst received that the rebellinm slaves were
SUI emeodied IN the upper part OF the county,
WINNER repaired with n small number OF |
mounted mn. Your letter by last nights
man induces me TO rtgtet the more that | did !
Dot compl te nv object. | shall now proceed
'ucc'nciiy 10 give you The particulars OF thus A.
rocious Hhtir, so lar AS they are within nv
Sunday evening, four or five
'd'es met tog' ter "A a Mr.. IravIs, VINO then
es'oed about 10 mites from this place. IL
GYMS ''s' same OF ths Fingleadera htd pre-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

Church and Stale The London Word
SPEAKING OF the prosperity Of rrligion in Am.
lioa, SAYS, In Amstica, where religion i, IN.
contaminated by being brought inro coala
With worldly establishment, aud where Chr.
tianiiy is lplt 10 its own legitimate aud scrip,n,
raj msnns of support aud ex ension, We SCI u.
rbe CONTRARY, the churches OF the Re1semqr
flouni,hne, ,aa Holy Spirit dispensing bis In.
nnenee IN u most tA'raordinary manner. and
III. special tokens oil the Diylpe fat ncre,.
InglV afforded. Nhtre IS the country To L.
found which IS nj Il . same time supporting IT,
auo,na ols union OF Conrcn and stfir, aud + -
ceiving ~urh maniitstii, IA ol iGe Divine fay.r
! as those witnessed IN The western hemisphere. >
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08
By command, L. NJ. BONkIN.

Richmond. Sept 9. The Go.ernor received
Dispatches yesterday from the county OF Ma
,em"nd. All asgai',Ihere
No account has yel been reeeivea OF the ar
rest OF Nai-and the statement of that circn,n.
stance, anded TO in ca. Eppes's Grn,ral
Orders oi the 2SW August, is believed to be
pfemHiure.
We under'tBnd that the Richmond Ligh,
Dragons partook OF public dinner IN P",er.-
burg, sIerday. Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08
DISTURBANCE ArRloI4NElRO.


The Intelligence Of the rrpoitrd disturbances
IA Re Ne Jantiro, is confirmed. Inc adYcts
by The ferreta cane 10 baud ycser day MOI
uIuP. Cap. Foster reports TINT tie troops
IA Rio de Janeil" ievolird on the nisht oi tpr
lrh Jui, - IA The confusion that ,rsupd taiIiy
II tue inHanitan's were killed. The cili2eu3
Wt'r II ,ing tor Ir9te, iipn Ia the iutctfpr aid
| 10 ihr shipping IL the hathof every knsllsn
| aud American vessel was Toll. The Sandman
Consul aud fanny took refuge on baatd the
hug Arctic OF Baltimore. ) vrrl ~ the .ho, 5
were broken open by thr troops. who were
! ,till ina stat0 oil revolt Oh thu lYtn, and i, was
'hoagai hat his WAS tut the comincucrmr 1T
| Of ha.ti ii'. .imeric0n.
Inc Editors oil t3r American hnre been ia
,oured win the annex d xt,aUi Of a letter ia
ted.
RIO DE JANE 10, July IS, 1881.
/ On the l4th there was revolt among the
soldiers, snh the disturbance sill continues. !
! went ashar" on the lltb, as usual quite I'M
i avhfe Of Any thug that was going on, but il
was not long before / vas made acquainted
with he diihcui,tes. Nusket balls we've nyIns
Ia every direct on, and the cf,rs Of The soliipty
Mere heard IN dIH rent quatserz. rrIotu.d
! to the vessel tnmediilrly, and va. 40" witness
] 40 a mu.t Distressing sGcne OF conlusioa--mru,
"othou, AID end irtn, wetc cara",iiV ,mpiOf-
/ my an Il YUM lhtre ~" tire Of the ftsi
! inmi,irs 81 thr place un bn-Id tois yes,rI with
ali nj, r.,,,,,' ,,nich ,s,,.,s,.,n ,n..,,.r m
st,.,,., ,a,,,,,,.. ,tn.",,,sd Al -. p l.'.
,,,a,,l hav,. h,.4, d;,.,,,,.d md i,,,.,,.o.,d
! &c.. b,y,n, s,, a,ca.i,,''1t ,I L,.,,.,h.
,,,, nno,,,ef-nf ,ha ,,hah,,.,,,s nav. b,en
.,ot i, ,hs ,,u,.st Al tha,uen If "a, arc
nudar a,m,a in,pAt; th.i, lo,t,manned..u..
a caironnde III each You may ,dge OF tue
iate of the ihGc without a government, eA-
chang, money, produce, or auy ihine else ut
valsS' The ,No Chao,l,,rs nj u .nn1i.s we,r
s,trio,, all mint with rl,,,,J ,lno au,I n, -
o,rnsr t6rop, Of n,ople ayyaI,,op rae ,e,nII Of
ihrl, deliberations. the soI,Fee, bn,iua onmard-
ed d, ,Lpnpe al AlIms,r.. and The h7n..t,orut
%, 70 persons naned by them. After suing
36 our,. the result Of mir I,b,rs was. nm.
nounteI N n urnclamatio,rof bofL h,,u,... cal.
ing on the pepp!e 10 la, inside tbeirarms and
! ,r,.a,y 90 rho ,tI,, -. ia, - ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08
5e4an1E jBs


II can1pt be fia' rsriif i fuaufs o,fv -,
ding piac~. l. cann,i Gr ia or !.
slbbe. cal "p by TIE oeeaa OF .ierait.
4 "a, n mnmeut npbn lis waves. ana s,nk -.
npfhingnsss El.e why - IL, that the h., -
glorious aspirations winch leap liGe -
riDn The ten. he % aar hearts, are forever
aering sbnnt un,aIi.fied Way Is il TEA =
m inno. ahdghs clio ID rnme over rs wrh
beauty tina, Is aoi of Earth, and then n.,. .T
mad leave rs 20 mase nuon their iadei l,Yai'
nr.s Why - II that he Stars, winch n /,
thriI festival aronni the mlinIght throne
~ shove tn gra,p Of - ilmiied facul,s,
forever knocking us with i,eir unaparoacb.l.ti
glory And finally, why 10 IT th"t brigh, for.a.
, 81 hu.uaa haauis are presented 10 our 49,.
ani tnen iakpu fro us leaving the ihnps,,l
streams pl our all 'etions 20 npw back in a,
Alpine torrent upoa our hearts ; We are ba,,.
Tor higher destiny han ihstof earth Th.,-
j. rraim where The rainbow oeypr 6jes
where he stars viii he spreai out betose us IN.
Islands that slumher ~ the ocean, and wiz,
thp bealtii Il being, which here pass heo-r
u, Ike shadows, va suy in our presence IN.
yer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

CHri0ns CGaii0n john &, Miller, in the
Cherry Valley Go2stte says, " All peI,ous hre
hereby forbid marrying my daughter Be,,ey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

BEAUTIES Of Hhisk Y, No. 927 A man MN
ed ''lles siaOhrd his son, ~ Uuca, on oarurdnS
aIgm LAST hist The latter was en ieavorns g.,
save his mother from The brutal at tcRs oi his
father, who was intoxicated. The Utloa sen
tnl says II has not heard whether Tue wounds
AZ hauge,ou,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

r.ospr n : Hes u ;5H;fir >, tailrfesl''i. o.
rs seili0s.")
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

Coz hiding n Clergyman. On the 18th inst.
"a f. How b, Tue mann OF George ". Janps, at
tackled the Rev Amos Blanchard, Z. Iilar oi thr
Cincinnati journal, With "A TOW .hitr, AT his own
door hs puni.hment Tor having said IN hls
paper. thai brother ofthe ss,aani, h" uou,-
United suicilr or the IUh, Was - a victim /"
The monster dissipation ard fashionable vice. ,
According 10 the statement OF Mo. Blanchard,
Jones had the wOIstof he bargain, nOt"l b.
standing the non-ConDatdnt character VI MS
| antapoui3t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

Governor RAY, Of Indiana, has nppointp,
ROBERT Hanna. To supply the vacancy IN ia
senate OF the Un, ei otates, occas,oned b,
The death OF James Noble.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

The Ame lean residents nj Paris. instead of
giving II DINNER III hoaor Of the 4Ih OF July ms
y ear, seat the money to Poland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08

The Dragons returned ,esferdi y about
O'Clock, ana were received bf the ether ,uian.
teer corps ot tho ~ y.-fhey bring Us horrlb L.
accounts OF the baThaiitipS praciised by thr
hHndhu IN SOUTHAMPTON. Sure Ut toe bn.
dies had thrtr legs ~ arms cat of hillren rip.
ped up, their skulls smashed 10 pieees-two
young LADIES kh,rd IN the most unfarlins man.
neT al their prayers. Some OF the bod,es were
much manglrd, aud the uopity ing, unrtlen,rne
conduct OF these wreiches was atlocious be-
Aond DESCRIPTION.
We Learn ifo,n one Of tn, Dragons that
nal Turner was IN a swamp, &c. totally sur
rounded-Ihat nothing had been with certainty
ha"td ct him since the Tuesday nj ~ the mar
defs-thongh negro, " no had been apprehen
dfd, M niio"rd that he had seen him. Arts
was sad 10 have been taken, though We snspa ct
'hal. rs onr correspondent Who Writes on We'd
nfsday, say =, TIA he was not 4alra Ine eye
nng hsi1r ne troop, 81 onf inssiay eve.
ming, twa persons were brought ~ aud the
m"rnns they started, negro. reported 10 BE-
second IN c1mmHnd, had surrendered Huns eli
10 his master Not more than Two OF thee are
supposed to tie outlying.
Our Informant thinks, that from 90 10 %
have been killed, aud OF those IN Jail, from so
To 40 supposed TO be implicated. A out $50
troops nave been ien on the ground, Uuul the
tfias, &c. are all over
Disra,chrs we've received by the Governor
last evening, stating mat four of the prisoners
lad been tt'ed aud condemned, on Wednesday
"o OF mem we're recommended for reprieve
nd transportation, aud iwo (Dsniel aud Mo.
es) were ordered for erecuii0R on Monday |
le1t' me act OF Assembly says =" ,hat there |
h"li be 80 days at leat between the tine OF
''s"s judgment and the day OF execution,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-08
T:EelTCA IEDlN,

July %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

NOTICE. In consequence of the session N af the County Court. which will be on the fourth Tuesday in September, it is thought expedient to hold a meeting ofthe Litchfeld Coi'nfy Temperance Sociefy on the third Tues day of the same month. Agreeable to this arrangement, the County Society will convene in Iorrington on the goth day of September.
 Each Branch Society is requested to send two or more delegates to that meeting. The time has come, when new impulse must be given to the cause ofTemperance. More than seven-eighths of the population of Litclfeld county arc ubconnected with any Temper ance Society; and it is believed, that with the exertion'whict many other ohiects of far in- terior Importance receive. t,0enty thousand members might De casily enrolled. Have, then, the local associations no duty to dis chargel Does not the prosperity ofour COun- ty Society mainly depend upon theml Ifthey are rcniiss and indifferent, this noble cause, with which the best interests Of mankind are connected. must droop and die--and the hopes which have been already excited, Dc blasted forever. We will, however, expect no such sad catastrophe. but expect, rather, that each Auxiliary Society, and each member, will he as zealous to discharge their duty, as they were ready and willing to Gssame 1t. K
 RICHARD SMITH, Secretary.
 Sharon, Aug. q, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

have been forwarded to Suffolk o-day, bv Com. Warrington, at the request of our civil authority, and nnUher of our citizens hnv,. accoulred and formed themselves ns troon If cavalry, and set of to assist their fellow eff. zens In Southampton. I trust the next nrVvs you hear will be that all is is quiet again. :, Another letter to the same gentleman, da- tedat Norfolk, 5 o'clock P M. saru-sThomp- sons stage has just arrived--the above state ment IS confirmed; and in addition states. tnat SSO negroes, well mounted and armed. ano headed by one or two white men, is the amount Ofthe insurgept force
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
Village Meeting.

inhabitants of the Tillage cf Li.ch- 1 field are hereby notified, that their annu- al Village Meeting will be holden at the Court House in said village, on Tuesday the 9th day Ot September next, at s o'clock P. M.
 By order Of the President. 4
 JOSEPH ADAMS, Village Clerk. Liich6eld, Aug. go, 1881 lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
Sharon. Aug. 97, 1851

IHe monthly meeting of the Litch1 field Temperance Society is to De held at the Presby- terian Church in this Dillage. on Friday evening, Sept. 2. at o'clock. An address nav-be er-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

unson aer all and we rise from lhe peri,sa af ,l ducumeuf with tha deepest regret tas thev eln.sld have lennd Advocacy and anpporR in the aVtkorv .r Mr. Cattoun. We suhinin the following as inc noe, pFolninent docfriHes of the address, -
 1st Ihat tie C0nsiiiuiion of the United Sa,eu did not originate n the people in theircoeclpe calac,v as natsons bgt from the &ntes as independent sove Esigntiess and s % the nature of compact between them. sss
 Sd. That she powers or he General Government created by that Constitution, whenever they become matter of question as 10 their extent are to be de- teEmined, not by the egsair6 or the Judiciary ofthe United States, bulby the orginal parties from which the Constitution eulanmted.
 Sd. Ihat any State may put it's veto rdissent upon gTapted m the original agreement.
 4tll. That ihe Tariff is unconslifufi0naI and nssk oe sooner or later rFePealed-retanina 50 much as may e necessary Tor the purposes of revenue to meet the current expenses. sgss3ssF lures hy the General Government s unconstitutional anu no pEoeeceIon can be extended 10 them, except what grows out of the operations of the great prnci- pies above stated that no impcs e laid bat such as Is necessary 10 the support of Govetnment.
 some JeWrDRls, from the moderation of Mr: Cat. houn. have doubted his entire adhesion to the Son,l- ern heresy; but if we have jnstly apprehcnded his meaning, there can be question that he is ghOrs omgh.g0lng nuifier. The Southern papers all claim hun as sucis and ox0t of course in the acquisition Of such leader. We have fears for the Union. Alr. calhoun Is not tor extreme measuree and our COnsli- luton wall not be discovered by arms under his uusr t
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
FOR SALE.

"A T Public Veudue, valuable FARM, si< z A tuate about two miles north of Sharon nown Street, on the west road leading to Ga-; llsbury, containing about seventy-five ncres. i. mostly first quality of land, suitably divided 'nso moving, blowing, and pasture.
 AIso, 2 Lot containing about twenty -fhree ~ssss: s. sltuase near said Farm. Sale on the premises. the 22d day of Septem6ef nert M ..' Terms of sale made known at the t,r,a ss.gF place aforesaid. " '''As a'ss
 s LEWIS REED. z 'ss''''oNs zsugast %5, 1SSt fQ
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01
NOTICE.

4NOl1GEs
 AHE undersigned having been appointed - by the Hon. Superior Court holden at Litchield, within and for the county of Litch- fisld, on ihe third Tuesday of August, A. D. tBSl, Commissioners on the estate of
 HIRAM. R. COMINGS, who was by said Court adiudged to be af in- solvent debtor, hereby give notice that we shall meet for the purpose of attending to the duties of our said appointment at the office t,f George c. Woodruff. Esq. in Litehiield, at nine o'clock in the forenOoss of each of ths following days, yizs Un tho a0tl, day f,De- cember, 1881. the afst day of Fcbruary, l8Sg, and on the 1sl day of March, 1889.
 ORiGEN 5. SEYMOUR Comasis-
 gs GEO. aG. Wo0DAUFR, eio9efSz Litchfeld, Sept. |, 1881 aiS Ata Court of TroLass holden tt Kent, .oishist
 0ad for the District Of Kent.
 Estate of LINUS B. WINEGAR, late of said
 Kent, deceased. x fSHE administrators feprcSeDt the estate n insOlvent, and pray the appointment of Commissioners thereon! Whereup0n. ortler cd, that Commissioners to receive, examine. and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate, he appointed at the Probate Office iii said Kent. on the 24th day of September, 1881, at 10 Oo'clock in the forenoon 1: And that all persons interested in said estate may be 00tifed thereof. the administrators will cause this order fo De published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and post a copy thereof in some public place In said Kent.
 A true copy of record.
 Z IF NATH'f F. PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

MARRIED, In New-York, Dennison Olmstend, Esq. Professor ol Natural Philosophy, in Yale College to Miss Julia Mason, of New, York. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-01

Inthis town, on the 26th ult. Mrs. J. Bshop, aged
 Al, wife of Mir. Solon Bishop; child of Mr. Luman Curtiss, aged 6 months. ssi8s 7ss \ M
 h Torrngton, on the 26th lflt. Mi. Oliver Allen, aged o6. About sunset, at theaclose of a thunder storm, he wentno the pasture for his cows-ot re- turning search was made, and his body found next in it.'' @ .er. In Canaan. Edwin D. Ely, M. D. son of Benjamin Ely, Esq. of Si,nsbury.
 aged 5l. s.sss 'es., A @s
 In Winsied, Miss Harriet Rowlcy, 27. cob o. Catlin, Esq "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-01

The following was posted at the Stock Exchange,
London, Nov s. 1890.
TO the lionouTHLn the Members of Parliament
inc Lord Mayor, the ';our, pf Aldermen and Com
mon Councillor the City oi London, and the Sheriis
OF London and Mddlcscx
mo thinking mon can look on the signs of the pre-
sent times without great anxiety Incondiarics are
aofoad' anu the minds of the public ripe for mis-
chief. The well disposed are alarmed and for ian,
OF leadeis, inactive.
eau upon you to consult with your friends and
c"h'agues' on the rroprety Of holding public NEE
press their loyalty, and consult upon measures for
the'r mutual protection IN tho hour of need
be no. supine. saying, 1t is my business there
are Others more IN crested or capable than |
am; or secure, saying. 1T cannot happen vet
DO your duty Unless n strong demonstration be
made the mob will rise, and then it will bs too late
N Citizen and Loyalist."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-01
NOTICE

NOJ ICB.
TyJHE annual mer'nC'of 'he S'rctS ald~-- 81 -,
Brock T"runikr Company ell 10 h.Nrt -
Office Of Samuel MvcrS Esq on Saturday my, A.
ist Jsnuary,st u ocleek, d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-01

~ We are cOnDeiied u lag ouer a nu.. 5sy nj 81.
9drsrtisemsnfs cbicb TiH be rtspJsd ~ 90 mr. 30,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-17

Mp We are authorized to announce JOHN ..
n.a.oun as candidate for reelection to Congress-
;or the District composed of Fauquier and Cupeper'
Ts We are requested to announce GEORGE
c,c.,.rrn as candidate to represent the County of
Ea;rf,x in the next General assembly
Ms We are requested to announce JOSEPH
" Cs,,x as candidate to represent the District com
PoSeuoi mus mar %
Congress. J.. ,,,rca r r
MrpcyR as candidate to represent the Count'es OF
7 ouloun and Fairfsx in the next Congress. .
~ We are authorized to announce }. NJ.
p.TTox as candidate to represent the Counties OF
spottsylvanis, Louisa, Orange, and Mad'son' IN Inc
next Congress I
rp We are authorized to announce JOHN
T.I1ArEnRo as a candidate to represent the Dstlct
composed of King George, Lancaster, Richmond &C.
in the next Congress
~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
G DANIEL as candidate to represent the County OF
Fairfax in the next General Assembl,
NJ HENRY FAIaFAX is candidate for the
sufages of the of Fairfax County, at the next
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
~ We are requested to announce SPENCER
noTTRox BALL as candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
mar l2-lawtE
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TURNING AND G arriving,
handsomely xecuted ma
William Fowle & Co.

HAVE IN STORE FOR SALE,
7Sehe.t, }Young Hyson Tea, sum ,;t CARGO
70 half chetts of approved quality.
chests extra quality do
50 smallchests Gunpowder and Imperial do
20 hhds st. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
so do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumstra pepper
shalt pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, ngham nd
10qr casks other brands
Sth casks
Halfppes and quarter casks Rico Madeira do
Quarter casks March's madeira do
so baskets Devett's sparkling champagne
20 pipes ! brandy, seisnetrs and other
2halfpipesS brands
pipes superior Holland Gin
IS hhds New Orleansrum
so baskets Bordeaux salad oil
12tons st. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cordage. assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
s bales Brdport shad and herring twine
Bales of sewing and shop do
500 pieces choppas
Is balesbrown sheetings
Russia, raven'sand half duck
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Gout and Nheumatism Cureo'
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,
A French Preparation

"a FFench PrepdFdt1oH'I
4 FEW bottles of this celebrated remedy 'or 'n. &c
"A cure of govt and rheumatism -the paroxysms Il. ol
which it causes to in few hours, and Una, .h
administration of few doses has rehevea 'ne oeu
den of several wears TO the use of their limbs.
The Eau de Medcinale is extracted simply from
plants the medicinal properties ofwhich were unknown
10 the ancients as we'll as to the moderns Ihs GsSo
very was made about forty years ago by Mons. Nene
las Husson since that period. experience mas
tue of this water is to purify the of blood and to
be carried directly the part affected and vii rene s
when known remedies are powerless. To be hsa OF
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~ Office.


TINDER the authority of deed of trust from VIM
n. Lane to me. as Trustee for the benefit OF Hum
phrey Peake, will be offered for SALE on the prems
es, at public auction, for cash. on the 28h day q oay
al all the right title and interest of the SAID WmH
lane nthe following describd property, which right
and interest is the reverson upon the death OF his mo
ther, Mrs. susannah Lane, in an undivided moietv
thereby to wit:
Oae-third part ofa SQUARE and part q a"o
iher SQUARE. lying in Fairfax County, Virginia an
on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the limits Of
the Corporation of Alexandria
ALSO,
.ALOT on the West side Of Pitt street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets adjoining the proper
ty ufA c. Cazenove and the heirs of John Janney, on
which stands an old Wooden Building, containing Two
tenements. Also,
a LOT OF GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt Streets which there are five te.
nements C. I. Gil APMAN,
an, o7-ts Trustee: