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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-08
VIIsd.FNEA:

VIRGINIA: -Ataf Circuit Superior Coqm
Of Law and Chanrery continued and held for
the tnwn of Lynchhwe ~ the Court house in thr
SAID town on,he lGlhday Of January, 1852, SIT
ting rs Cum1 Of Chanrcry
JAM! Powell PHI
against
Ajax Walker eX ar OF Robert Walker dec Pc
Ter Walker Ihomast Walker Susan Walker
Hcury ] ROSE and Sally his wife Ann Walker. al
infant 10y Commissioner Bcna.h specially assign
cd her guardian, Arthur z DAVIS, Henry 1audau
Davies and Paul CshcIl Dclts
On the motiun ofthc p'mufff Ivy counsel that
the Court DO proceed to pronounce decree N this
cause, III continuity 10 the report OF Lucas 7.
Thompson and STIRLING Claiborne PERSONS mutu.
ally chosen by the parties 10 state and settle the
matters Of account hrt~ern them, and whose rtpult
Il was acreed should bccume the basis ofthe decree
Of tls court % Which SAID report there Werc txccp
TORS on the part ef Aiax Walker only, upon con
solicitation whereof and after hearing cnunsil 10 on
pusIuon 20 the snld molon The Court doth override
the exceptions, SO far "a they seek 70 open the mat
ters 81 ntcount between the parties IN this cause
But the cauh ~ inclined to allow The sad lax
Walker credit fo' any just claim which he may
have against the female parties tor board or other
advances made by hlm 10 them and not taken into
consideration OF any mouies which he may have
advanced IS exor Tor the estate, aud which were
prstermittcd Try Lutas Ftnnpaou and Sterling
Claiborne, and to tn. end tina, b. may lave an OPP
prtun,y of Establishing such Items doth refer IL II
one Of the Commissioners OF the court, who IS iii
rected To receive slch evidence MS may Le offered
and 10 make n statement IN conformity herewith.
PROVIDE, the same M offered IN time 10 enable hun
to make hls report or before the first day OF the
next term. A copy--Icsu.
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Real Estate Of the
Late Shelton Taylor, for Sale.
A TRACT cE LAND naar Franklin Court
a IlJH., On Pr River containing
AZ ACRES.


Most Of which is bottom therefore rtllaud lsrlfie.
The advantages ofsuch situation To the trades
mau as vii as tie farmer Is apparuut
This raIly valuable land will he sid To the
highest bidder. ou the 81 day Of the ne1t Superior
Count of ,bI# county, at the cuurlbaa Terms
one fourth eash the balance l2 n.ynhs credit with
bond and approved 4euritE
Also nj the late nsidenc, e SHELTON Taylor, en-
Monday The tn Of May nea,. on the slfue terms,
the lands yiug irar 4 outhe eist Of thu said 1'ay
lers one tffct kroan BY tue name q Ashbay :
containing
23O ACRES
Lying on the mann foad, leading u LynchbUrg a
large portion good Dhacco land wei t1nb rcd uud
natcr,d cleared land sufficient Ia employ four Of
I've huuds One other, Known by hc nuue Of W.
song 3, adjoining the former, containing
100 ACRES
Wlth gaod apple orchard, and b'Irrabe dwelling
housG I'm Other adjoining taIlei Watts, WITH u
tan yard II IN complete rtpaif containing
2Oj ACRES
And one olher also adjoining. containing 2il A
Ores A serg particular description Is deemed
unnecessary a. tho wishing 70 purchase Vii. ol
course, examine for tberrsrleeg.
JOHN y TAYLOR, Exor
Of shebn Tayer, deed
Franklin 10 Narh1 I'M
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Storage and Commission business.
Free of Drayage.
rNHE SIBSCRIREIsS having Ia

TiIE SUBSCRIBERS having ia
n ken the Stone Lumber House lately occupied
by Samui Nowln, and sitnatcd immediately on
the margn Of the river Il short distance below the
bridge respectfully inform the Country Merchants,
Mtlers and dealers, in all kinds Of Goods and pro
duCf that they will receive them III uIcir Lumber
House on storage, ar win SILL an commission for
those who may thlaA proper To taSot them with
their patronage
The house Will be under the constant care and
attention Of one OF both of the propretors, who will
promptly and puncually attend to all conslgnments
made To us and we are determined, by our unrc-
hitting attention to merit public encouragement
We also Inform our friends and acquAintances
that We viii give cash for all kinds Of country pro
duec, AID We will keep constantly on hand for sale
Corn, Meal Oats, and Rye-tocetheT with good
assortment, Of Grn erise4, which we will sell loW for
cash or exchange TOR prodncr
THOS r. BASS,
ROBERT ISBELL
n D. The price Of storage vii be Is per pack
ACC for oil goods, cSceptwhrn they packed in
very large bundles or hogheads, when the price will
be l. cd and IN all cases free Of irayagc
THOS Il BASS.
ROBT. ISBELL.
have made arrangements for storing all Goods
$~n, tony care with Mc>srs Boss x lsbell, the
present occupants of the Stone Lumber House on
the river. Their industry and attention % business
entjdeihom nrublic patronage, and the House
which they occupy certainly POSSESSES many aid
yantaecs Tor the storing aud commission business.
SAMUEL NOWLIN
Lynehhurg, Feb. ODD 1889
have known Mr. Thomas Bass for several years,
and Ironsld,r hum an attentive and correct man OF
business MAURICE LANGuORNE, Jr
February % Is
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VIRGINIA

NIKG1NIA:-At Circuit Superior
Court Of Law aud Chnucery, continued and
held for the town of Lynehbutg NJ the Court house,
IN the sad town, tn l9th day Of january, 1872
sitting ASH Count of Cbancuy
Mark Anthony aud Alaoha his wife, pltE
afapa
Angu.uuc Lehwich aellug Executor II Thomas
l.cil~ich, decd Jaues Lettwieh, William Left
wich james Anderson Alexander Lcltwleh So
phia Dobyp., Jpri falwch, jam, Brown md
Cahnrn, his WIFI Joshua Brown and dlncy his
alfr. and Tnuus T.tllwIch an infant by the
sad Augustine LctIwrehl specially atsigncd hs
guardian ben
Thus canse came on th.s day tn bc heard. pur.su-
I 10 the reservation contained IN the decree pro
unerd thereon on the 20th day OF October, 1921
"a L. papers formerly rcad and tudry atlidaYils
.aa.ahlblts s.nce alcd, end WIS argued by eouu-
st Du consideration whereof the court doth r.
commit u Commissioner Bcnagb Tho reports mad,
inn IN this cause, pursuant 10 the orders of the
lslhday Of May ls31, aud the 9th day Of May
s23 and doth order tint hc take mn account of the
Loud tailcd fortcrs Mountain, alleged in the snid
lti3nsir.t ~ have been sold by the Defendant Au-
CUISINE L,hwleh also an account ofthc interest OF
~ Plaintiff Amelia, III her fuhcrs estate. prefer
uu'g'l nt thu former settlement nlsu oI account Of
he hun Of mpney received by the alld Defendant
tura,tnc l.ctp I-hot DAVID saunders, rs set forth
"a thc ohldafi,s Of the SAID DAVID Saunders and
William Green also. an account OF the hires of the
trust Slaves also pr,terntttd IN the FORMER settle
'urntf and the sad Comm,ssioner is directed o.
,Nennr stnte aud settle tlir SANE nad make report
thslof to the court with any mauee specially sta
td thought pertinent by himself, or rcqulredby the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-02
DIR. RELIES
nrBoTANxUAx DR RoYo l

rs one Of the ,nost cffcsciops comp oends 10
the Maferia Medica, for tho cure Of that
class OF invctorate Diseases, prodoc ed BY IN
impure state Of the blood, and vitisted bsb-
il OF body, and usually exhibiting themselves
In the forms Of Scrc tiid, Sail Rheurs. Lepvo-
sy, 81. -Anthony's Fire, Fsvsr sSoyss, fsven
when the bones are sffectedJ White Sisef-
|fings, III applied with DR.. Jebb's Linimenf.)
FoM and Obstinafs Ulcers, Sore L<gs and
Eyes, Scatd- head IN Children .Scurvy and
Scorbntic Cout, Pimpied or Cdrbuaeisd Fd--
cts Ftsteving Ers.ptions. nd Ttrsreaf 7dinfs.
throughout The body, In which last case the
Drops oftcn cure whom Mercury fails. They
are also the best Spring and J9utumnal
Phisie to purify and cleanse the systcm from
humours which frequently appesr II these
seasons ofthe year. They also aid the pro-
cess Of digestion, and, by purifying tho blood,
prevent the secretion OF malignant hunsours
on the lungs. Tho proprietor confidently
relies upon the vast number Of surprising
cures effected by these Drops, not only in
Boston and its vicinity. but throughout the
Union, for tho best preof efthcir excellence
40 an unfsiling .altsyGtivey Medicine, In all the
cases above specified. This article has re-
Gently been pronoancedby physician Of tho
first respectabiliiy, who had witnessed its
surprising efficacy, as entitled, in his opinion.
to take the lead of all the popular articles
known for the above complaints, and indeed
il 10 fast gaining this point in public estima-
tion, throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or SIR Bottles for $5.
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TD Y S Pc p SER,,
on Indie ESTION


nr long 'sisnding, and of the most obsti.
~ nate character, has been Immediately
relieved, end oflen permanently cured. in a
vari ETY. Of cases that have occurred in Boston
aud vicinity, by using for short time
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS,
both Of which are 10 be taken togsther, ac-
cording to valuable, plain and practical divec-
lions accompanying the Spaci6c. Price 50
ots. each.
UNone are genuine unless signed on
the outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro
,prietor, Il. KlDDER, immediate successor to
the la.u Df. w. II. CoSwAv. For sale at
his Counting Room, over No. %, Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
BY his special appointment, by
DIR. X. II. HAZARD.
At tie sign effhc
Golden Mortar,
WASHINGTON SauARE.
Newport.
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LON sore or infamed Eyes, gives immedi-
II ate case and relief On recent sore
eyes. the effect is most salutary. Where the
complaint has been Of years stsnding, and In
some exceeding bad cases, the most unox-
pectsd snd desirable relief has seen found in
the use ofthis Ere WArER, after overy 9th
er remedy had failed. Many 'psrscns who
have used X, pronounce il the best pfepara-
ton for these complaints they have ever met
with, especially in cases Of soreness or in
fsmstion oflong standing.
Price Is cents q bottle.
x.xNone are genuine unless signed on the
eutside printed wrapper, by the sole propre-
Tor, T.. KIDDER. immediate successor to the
late DR.. w. r. CONWAY For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. 30, Court street.
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
specisI appointment, by
s'rs DIR. X. r.. HAZARD,
At the sign Of the
Golden Mortar,
WAsniNGToN SQUARE.
'sy Nssspsyt, RI
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On MONDAY Oct %, at III o'clock n.
NJ UiW be sold at Amcfi n:
THE BRIo JOHN az she now lies at the late
= Lsngley's Wharf Conditions At the
time and place Of sale. For further informa-
tion enquiIe Of JOHN d. NORTHAM or
to Rotert Stevens on Stevens Wharf.
Newport. Sent, 18.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

CO-PARTNERSHIP. =
LN w. LAWTON would scquainr his
IL. friends that he has formed q connoxion
in business with
VIM. G. COZZENS,
and by him it win DO conducted at his pres.
ent stand under the frm Of . =.
WIN. g. COZZENS &, CO,
who will commence this day f'ruesdsy sept.
25.) with . very large assortment Of Dry
Goods to which constant additions Of every
article inrequest will continue to be made
--this stock has been subjected to q thorough
revision and every article without regard "a
cost has been reduced so as to be decidedly
cheap and worthy tho attention Of purchasers
Sept. 25, 1882,
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RV000R OVER 8600S.
TT having been ascsrtsined foe fact, that
i the older the India Rubber 10 the better it
will wear-the consequsncs is, most dealers
ia the article ask at least one half moro for
those which have hecn imported tho long
sss--I therefore purchased last season what
TsGsuld cent for this. and shsll sell them. atl
the nme prices % those imported this sea-
son, aad st less prices now thas inl.shs swia-
ter. T4LLEY.
Sept. q.
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cutnssance may be set down among tho
signs oftbo times, with which our oppo-
nents are constantly fattcring tnemselyes.
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even in cases OF long standing, and OF the
most severe character, have received certain
relief, and many have been cured in a few
days, some in "a hours ~ number Of per-
sons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
very fully testified. Certificates are in tho
possession Of the Proprietor, proving the
most thorough and surprising cures by means
Of this powerful Linimenf, in cases wbero
other approved applications had utterly failed.
The Liniment 10 also used with success for
Bruises, Sprains, Numbness, Stiffness Of tho
Joints, Chilblains, &c.
Price, so cts, q bottle.
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LIST OF LIGHTERS.

D EMAINING in the Pos,-Oflice
- Newport r. l. October lst 1882.
GO Persons calling for them should
say advertised.
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Franklin observatory.
FOR SALE,

THAT splendid Edifce standing on the
u Hill, now occupied by VIM. 8. Voss, and
formerly BY the subscriber, together with q.
bout "a acres Of lsnd.--The above place
needs no Recommendation as to the eligibility
Of its situation For further particulars en-.
quire of CLARK BURDICK.
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DUMrRIEs' REMEDY FOR THE
PfL "a 81

s q - ~ - 3
HvHE proprietor begs leave Ia recommend
i (which he does with the fullest con6dencs)
one Of the most valaabls remedies Known fcr
this Troublesome and painful compliant. With
out going into detail, No deans it enough 20 ssy
he hes IN his possession the mott undoubtsd tss,
simoniaIs that il hss moro compistely answered
the purpose for which Il 10 intended, than any
ether popular medicine. W g.. :.
This remedy 10 psrisstly innocent in its sppli.
cation' 70 aIl conditions. ages and sexes. foll
directions, description Of the bomplsint. &c ac-
company sscn pocket, which consists Of two
boxss, Oiatmsnt and Elscsuary. Price, el for
the whole, Or 60 cents if but one Of the articles
10 wanted. -'
e. None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole ProPristor.
r Kl0DER immediate susesssor 70 the late
D. w r CoEwAv For sslo at bic Countisg
room, over Ne % Court street, near concert
Hall, 1estosy and also By HE special sPPoint'
monthly
DIR. n. r.. HAZARD,
At the sign Of the
Golden Mortar,
WAsmrNGTor SaUARE,
Newport. n. I.
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HEALra OF NRw-YeRK.---The number
OF desths in New York for the week on
ding on Saturday last, was 236, Of which
~ only were Of Cholera. Showing a
decrease 6f IS IN the whole pumbsr OF
DEATHS, as compared with the returns oI
the proceeding week. and a decrsass ol
Sc Ia deaths by cholera. ,asrs
PaovDrEcE.-Thrcs cascs Of Cholera
Ravs cccprred in Proyideacs since Tuss.
iiay'ast. ~sA4, %
J PHIIApELPHfA.-T number Of deaths
last week was l0S;of which s only are
reported as of Cholera. tec
BALrINoRE.--Deaths for the last week.
ll6, of which 40 were by Choler s---the
previous week 1856 by Cholera.
Washington,--Sept. Goth, 4 cases 2
death 2Ist, 2. leases l death ;22d, S cas-
es, 3 deaths.
Alexandris.--Sept. 2Oth. 2 cases 2
deaths; 2lst, 2 cases 22d. 3 cases 6
deaths.
/ AT Norfolk, (vir.) tho whole number Of
deaths by cholera. from July 24:h. to
Sept. 10th, 10 estimssed at 400, Of which
800 were blacks.
BaItimors.--Sspt. 9Osh. 10 deaths |:
2lst, 8 deaths; 22d. 2 deaths; Esd, O
dea,hs--from its commencement, sbost
GOO deaths BY cholera.
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always found fhi,hful.. He shrinks from
no duty and from no danger. Unawsd
by threats, unmoved by 6astery no
keeps his eye steadily hxed Upon shs
good of his Wkols country, and pursoss
with unfaltering step the path that leads
most directly to il.
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STAGE NOTICE.

R -
a NEW LINE win leave Newport for
"A Bristol Ferry every morning at 2 o.
clock. except Sundays. to give passengers IN
opportunity Of taking the Fall River Steam
Boat for Providence and will leave Bristol
Ferry for Newport at the return Of the boat.
G-Fare to tho Ferry 81. Books kept
at Townsends's Coffee House. sept. 6
J.H. IRISH, Proprietor. q
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@" The entire electoral vote Of
Maine will be given to Henry Clay and
John Sergeant. Our friends abroad
may count this State - agaiust Jack
son." 't<
So says the Kennebec Journal. Now
We are authorized to propose TO the ed
itors of tho Journal, or any man who
has any confidence in the opinion they
have here advanced, bet Of enc thou
sand dollars that neither Clay nor Ser-
geant will obtain the electoral vote Of
Maine. And another thousand dollars
that Jackson and Martin Van Buren
will obtain the electoral votes of Maine
by two thousand and five hundred ma
jority. And we will give the editor Of
the Journal a bonus Of fifty dollars, 10
procure an acceptance Of this Offer
The stakes may be deposited in any
Bank in Portland or Augusta. a.-E Eastsr1
Argss.
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/. A Changs.--Col. Gerard. a popular
and influential man ofKsntucky who was
run in oppostion'to Letcher, for seat
In Congress, and came near heating him
IN the strongest Clay District in the Stnte
has come out decidedly ia favor Of Jack
son. 10 consequence ofthc Veto upon the
Bank Bill. The medicine 10 producing
its proper effect and both the Clay men
and Bank men will ultimately regret their
haviug attempted to unite their interests
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
TIYCH (!

AOWEVEH lnvetorato, IN one h0wyS appi
IL cation, and no danger from taking cold, by
DUMTRIEs' oxlgTn6ENT.
This preparation, for p!sasantnsss, safety. sxps-
dtion, ease and csrtsinty. sfands xnripsiled for
the cure Of this troublesome complaint. Il 10 90
rapid, 40 we'll 40 certain in its operation, a. 10
cure this disagresabis disorder most sffsctually
Ia one hours application only!
IL does not contain the least particle OF mercu.
ry, or other dangerou. ingredient, and may bs
applied with perfect safety by pregnant females
or TO children at the breast.
4 Price, 37A conts . box, with ample directions
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REMEDY FOR
IL III Il II M ATS MI .

UyHE excruciating pain--the decrepitude
i and deformity, end the premature old
sge, which are the usual attendants Of this
disorder, arc suffered by many from despair
OF q curey or disappointment in tho efficacy
the numerous pretended antidotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who hsvs
made fair trial Of
! DIR: JEBH,S CELEnRA-
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LAuNcH.--On Tuesday last the new
ship William Engs,. was launched from
the ship-yard Of Mr.. William Crandal
in thb town. She Is intended for the
merchant service and is owned BY Mr..
George Engs, and Capt. John n. Stan
hope, who is to command her. ..,
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him TO ask tile favor Of some I0rdiy man.
ufscturer for the privilege of enslaving
his family and ruihidg their health 10 the
confined and stinking' ssmosphere 6f a
spinning room. Thus do the aristocra.
cy ofthese two modes Of oppression play
into each others hands. But enough oI
the sickening picture. Let US turn to
our sample of democracy. What dif.
ferent scene presents itself A far a,
the eye can reach. ws behold the land
scspe blooming like a garden. We be-
hold man what nature intended him, his
own lord and master. occupying his own
home. cultiva.ing his own fields. sducat-
ing his own family and rearing bis own
ilocks and herds. We see him walk q
broad conscious of his own dignity and
of bic equality with his fellow men, &C
knowlsdging no superior but his Creator
and the Law of his country. He neither
fsvors nor natsers some proud neighbor
to gain livelihood. nor barters away his
birshnight for s'msss Of pottage."
Az the most efficient step to attain
their blsssings the democracy Of thi,
country have once elected and win sRaiu
slses Asdrew Jsskson He Il a pabIi<
o,rva "A whom tbev bsvo ho,s s.:~s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-18
yp, xxxn SERIES
S..M. & s II. yaMMey

I1AvE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
III occupied by Lindsay, Hill u Co at tue foot OF
King street. and offer for sale
Is hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses
81 bags Rio 2cofFee
100 do 81 Domingo
S chests imperia tea
$50 sacks extra filed Liverpool salt
S half pipes Choice Old L. p. Madeira
40 quarter casks Vine
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
do do burgundy Mad do
8 do Sicily .deirs DO
S do Vdonis Teneriffe do
15bsskets Champaign
so Boxes Malaga lemons
100 barrel No mackeref
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do Mol do
barrels Roston mess beet
10 do MOL do
200 bolts PhGnx Mil fax canvass
Cotton yarn, assorted; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin cotton bats. &c. &c.
dec7
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district uf CnAuMbia
County Of .7lerGadria, Set,
November Term, 1851.


William Fowle, surviving psr'mer1
Of iswrason x Fowle, Com
Plainant, -o,nv
Ggaiast Sif CH4NCEhf
PHILIPPE Narsteller, John West,
John ra,Sapaugh and john A
DAM Defendants,
fNHE Defendant, Philip G Msrs,elier, not having
en,ere his appearance to this suit, and given Sc
kuny according 10 the statute and the rules ct TINS
court; and appearing the satisfaction OF the Court
hat the sad Philip Msrsteller is not an nhabi'ant
the District OF Columbia. on the motion OF the Com
thinsnt, by his counsel, II Is
Ordered Tha, the said Philip G. Marste'ier do aP
pear here or brfore the FIRST day of the next April
3rerm Of this Court. and the Complansnts bill;
Ind that the said John West, John fstssPsugh, and
MIN Adam do no, convey, pay away, or secrete tn
eOs BY them owing TO, or the money, estate, or ct.
c in their hands BELONGING to, the said absent De,
sndant until the further order ant decree of tbs
ourt and that copy of this Order De forthwith pub
she Gin the Alexsndra phemx Gazette for two months
uceessivey and that another copy be posted at the
y ont door ofthe Court house of the said County
Test: EDN. I. LEE, C. c.
dec 1s-em
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Grouuh Alum salt.

,onn UsHEi.s of Gr'und Alum Salt, OF oest
:NUU quality, for sale low, in lots to SUI, purcna'
s., A C. CAzEN0VE u co.
ii.1' % hoysheads prime retailing holssses
dec IS
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J a ". Ii Irwin
Hare on hand, and offer for sale
Oh 3tHDS. st. Crox
~ Is do Muscovaho
IS do New Orleans >SUc.aR
10 do Porto Rico
so barrels st Croix
boxes singh loaf }
cheats young Tyson tea
200 90 whole sl,,s, and No mActerel
100 boxes No soap
1000 pounds cotton seine twine
81 reams fine Cup paper
90 do rough
90 d" wrapping do
Is o. casks Madeira
IS do % Marsees Madeira Wines
Is ,io do w'ute
whole and half pipes cognac brandy
3ppes Holland gin
So barrels old whiskey
IS do New Eng.a rum
so hhds West Ihdia molasses
IL half bbls }
10 boxes small lump tobacco
80 barrels potatoes
10 tierces rice
200 kegs fFf AMI canister gunpowder
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