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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
ID [ f ID,

After severe and protracted illness, at 10
o'clock, A. VI. ON Sunday. Mrs V'N Ness.
wife Of John Van Ness, Mayor Of Washington
City Of this lady It may be empha,ically said,
that she was the guardian Of the Orphan aud the
benefactress Of the Poor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11

At Hyannis 4th. Peggy Thomas, Baxter, from
Halifax, for this port.
At Halifax Gath ult., Schr. Potomac. Bears,
from this port. Schr. Harriet, Nickerson. do.
Sailed from Halifax ED August, schr. Eli "a,
Boudinot, for this port.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11

Enlightened Mmifcence. Our lamented
friend, the late William III. Maynard, says the
Albany Journal, has bequeathed Twenty thou
sand Dollars. to Hamilton College. for the pur
pose of endowing a law Professorship in that lu
Stitutlon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11

Grea Mortality The interments in the city
Of Montreal, from the 10Th Of June, to the Is,
of September, were two thousand eight hundred
and twenty, which is about one person out OF eve
ry ten Of the population, including emisrants and
all other transient yisiters.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
The Sirth Session Of Mrs. PORTER'S
seminary for Noung haAies

The S,rth Session Of Mrs. PORIER'S
SEMINARY for Iouug haAies
VHTILL commence on MONDAY, the 18th of Sep.
w TENDER next.
b ,ard and tuition in al the branches of English
Instruction, hundred and fifty dollars per year. Of
forty eight weeks, payable quarterly in advance.
Washing SO per quarter
Tuition fur day scholars according to the class in
which they rank, four sI or eight dollars per term Of
twelve weeks
Music. Piano. Harp and Guitar $i8
Drawing from Nature, Landscape and Flower
Painting, il oil and water coiors s
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors S
Wax.worx and Chinese Ornamental work S
Latin, French. italian, and Spanish, each 6
In addition 10 the present tescher employed in the
above languages, an European Lady is expected to re
side in the family, VINO VIII promote the habiual use
OF French md italian in conversation. and conduct
daily course Of reading in each snguapA'o, Ps".s,
ana >rerer tFnss1 and Ornamental sewing
in all their varieties.
Use OF Piano IS per QuarIri tiarP ana eui'ar, 60
Sat in Church 81 per gear.
Pupi.s who desire us, attend Mr.. HallowelPs Lee
lures Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and As'fono'
nv. at TWO dosrs per season.
Each young lady must be provided with bed, bed
ding, an towels table and Tea SPOON anu s'eF 'u
bier.
A uDifrm is worn daily in winter, consulting OF .
blue worst ed dress and black apron, PLAN muslin
handkerchief, leather shoes, and co.ored nose. on
Sunday, omilar dress, with cape Of the me mate
rial; straw bonnet. lined with blue and crimson RIB.
bon, c,oaks OF dark blue Summer Dress OF oue gns
hun Turing the week, and on Sunday white dress
blu. belt and the same bonnet as in winter, with blue
ribbon
This institution is at al times accessible to those
who wish to esrn is arrangements Parents ar' par
ticuar, requested visit The school rooms rurEg 'he
hours OF recitation, and examine the mode OF iusiruc
ton discipline and progress o!thc pupils.
RHFER TO
Rev r Keith and Professor iippitt, Theological
Seminary.
Rev william Jackson, Rev C.. Mann, John Roberts
Thom., Fa,rfx, III .mpson Mason, La" renee Lew
is Richard B Mason Bernard iIooe, =. Cazenove q
Co I. T. Thompson, VIM fowie . Co, George
Brent. DR.. +. Semmes. u Snowden, Esq Alexandria
ID C..
Col Bomford. Hon Levi Woodbury., Commodore
Rodgers Gonnodore Morris, Messrs Iaes & Seaion,
Washington ID C.
Temple Mason, Temple Hall Loudnun Go. Va
Henry Turner Wheatla nd. Jefferson Co. Va.
Hon ID .niel Webster massachusetts,.
Gen John Mason. George" wn
ALExASpRIA corner IF Duke and Washington SITS.
aug I0-2awtlstOct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11

We are sorry to hear Of the death Of Comma
dore CHARLEs B. THOMPSON. at the Hot Springs
in Virginia. He had been in i'll health for a
long time. having brought his disease with him,
several months ago, from the Pacific, where he
was in command Of the U. 8. squadron for two
or three years.-Nai. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
CMAr,es Nennstt

HAS received, by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose
Ll and off rs for sale
p,,inort =, inc wine. il, BALES of various sizes
shine Thread Common u ba cs OF 20 deg
Fine yellow ni-ach-d md half bleached do
Yer, best patent ,ai,'rs' rhrea1, dark blue, W.
and all COLTS
His Stock IF GOODS previously on hsna, eonsisune
of many desirable articles, Foreign and Domestic may
be worth the a,ent Of icsrr, as II IS ms INTENTION
; =; winter. spts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

AEuStCOS SaA0.
nv Saturday. the 18Th day Of September next the
~ sutcr'her- will offer for sale at public auction. to
the hir' bil err
-, Il H1J STORY FRAME TENEMENT
eiIss y lot or Gf0UfD now occupied by Jas.
E.ES Ire. situated the side of "ater street.
b", Prince ind Duge streets; in from. On Water
street tw Mt feet; iepth eighty three feet, SUBJ
sct to the payment cf an annul rent Of eleven dollars
SIXTY sig cents the hrst ny OF January in each year,
during the life of Mrs, phebe Moore.
The above sale will be made under deed Of trust
from the said Clare and wife.
Sale at o'clock. in fr mt of the premises when the
terms will be made known. 10. CEaGsTT,
sept 5-dts STEPHEN ShiNN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11

Samuel Jaudon. ESQ.,, Cashier Of the Branch
Bank at New Orleans, was Yesterday unanimous
ly elected Cashier Of the Bank Of the United
States. This gentleman Is eminently qualified
for the station. A better choice could not have
been made MAJ. GaS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
EaNcation.
ELIZABETH YEATES

ELIH.TBEIH TFHIES
'KFS this method Ut inform ne her fncn's and the
Il pubic generally, that she intends opening a
SCHOOL for GIRLS The Sd Of mex, month. Oh Pitt
street, opposite The Lecture Room If ST P,ul's Church.
The brmches taught vii! be The following. viz:-
Spelling, Reading. Writing, English Grammar. Com.
position. Ancient and Modern Geography Use Of the
CODES, Hist'ry, Arithmetic, bookkeeping, Chems-
try, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy
!he School Room is well furnished with Maps md
other cnnvene, and every will he taken to
promote the welfare and improvement ofthose entrust.
ed to her care
Alexandra, 9Th mo 18th, 1882.
ELIZ beth YEATEs has been pursuing he: stu
dies my direction for a considerable time past,
and it is with pleasure state, that consider her
susy well qualified teach the branches Of Education
specified in her Adyertis- ment.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
Alexandria, 9th mo <8ih. 1882
aug 20 -oo3w' VIII. s4itruThtSSat2wl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
I.em0n Juice.

A FEW dozen bottles pure Lemon Juice, still re
"A ..n %A,""s ''' -' GEO. WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-11
Stop the Thief!

otop the Thief!
XHTis stolen from the su'scribers Stable, hvne
w Oak Hill. FsuquIrr County, Va on the nB"' VI
the 5:h Of the present month, ,,,
~" - 4 Dark Dun colorcd MARE.
s21xEHs She is large. bu, do not exactly know
GAs1S her height though believe she is near.
.Al.s.<Zl, IL hands high; rather siea'er built Tor
6ss he'ah; 10 o- years old last springs rides pretty
49,, csrr;e. her head little On one side when pacing,
works wen, and has slight marks Of gear about the
shoulders; part Of the msne lying on the lett Hde'
her mouth sn.rt,y worn by the Birdie.
$40 will DE given for the mare and thsf OF reason
Counties Of Pauquier Cupepper, Frederick, Loudoun
or Prince Wa, SIS will be given for the mare alone,
If delivered to me, any other person. 50 tbs. get
her again. u. y. bh'oA".''
aIiv 9.--Stawfm
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BENJAMIN 8. KlNsEY, sec,y.
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sept7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
y I r

NHRS Ann AKIN, widow aud rGIct ot Jo-
We seph Akin, deceased. William Subelt and
Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Akin, George a.
Sublctt and Isabel his wife formerly Isabel AKIN,
Benjamin Suhlelt, and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Akin, Charles Pucketl, and Elizabeth Ann
his wife formerly Elizabeth Ann Akin, William
Akin George Akin Robert n. Kelly, Nathaniel
Vcnabc, and Mary his wife, formerly widow and
roliet Of Dennis Kelly, deceased.
As YOU nrc not inhabitants If THIS Common
wealth and hnycro knoan attorney residing there
in. You, and n 81 y0uWlIl please take notice,
thai IN fl'dny Tn 23rl day Of March 1872 at the
non Holel in the Town of Lynehburg and State
Of rg,nia. b,tHeen the rising and setting Of the
sun on that day We shall proceed TO take the depo-
sitions Of Paulrt Clark, John Hancock and others
10 be rcad as evidence IN Il suit III Chanecry, now
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chmeery for the county Of CampbrIl and
State of Virginia IN which we are plaintiffs and
You arc defendants and if from any cause the
said drpositions sha not all be taken on lhat day
shall continue from day to day until they shali
be completed.
Respectfully, &c
JOHN +. WILLIAMS,
ELIZA v WILLIAMS
Febuary l6 I'm
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topARTNEtsl nip.

TENTII uHgrrsIgng1 IIdNIHE NIIIasfU II D1oIITl
4 under the style Of Hoffman q WHAT, do res
peeti,illy inform the public and their friends, that
ibev have made arrangements with Robert w
collins on the corner, leading from Maln-strect Ia
Friends Warehouse, to buy Hides for us, and to IL
csise bds to be tanned on shares Cash at the high
II prices. or leather willbe given IN exehange-
Also. al our Tan Yard onthe turnpike road, near
Iynchburg. every attention rendered 10 give SUITS
faction. Tha business will be conducted entirely
by David Hoffman Persons who are IN the habit
Of getting tan bark would do wellio call soon, as
We wish 10 close contracts for what we will want as
carly as possike--chesnai oak and spanish oak
would he nafrrred DAVID HOFFMAN,
ROBT II. WATT.
February lG IS
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NOT IL f..

uki virtue 81 Deed q Tfust executed by
u james Barnett md Robsrt Menz1os, and
duly registered nj tie Registers Office Of Rocking
HIM county, North Carolina, for purposes therein
mentioned. We nall expose To public sale on frda}
the 2sth day of March next for rcudy money. o.
TIN premises the Lot Of Ground, occupied utfr.
seut By Jtmrs Burnett. Esq. lying IA TN town Of
LeaksgIe.-This 10, has on Ii large and well
finished three story House. intended fora public
House. Nth Store and Compiling Room ON the
lowcr foof With twelve other additional and con
seni'n, Rooms. Together with necessary Out
buildings for extensive establishment Persons
dssirous 10 own property oflhis kind would do
well 10 attend the sail. We nre authorized TO say
that every Conveyance necessary to pass an abso-
ue title IN the properly will be executed We, how
eyer, vii only convey Us agents.
The property IS sold for the purpose Of dscllarg.
ing debt duc the State Bank Of North Carolina
perhaps We may he authorized to give the pnr-
elaser Bunk recommendation. Ifso the terms will
be made know On the day Of sale.
JANE r. No REiiEAD,
JANE CARL AND,
Agents for Rice Garland, Trustee.
Feb - Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
k4OR HIRE the balance of the year d
n NEGRO WOMAN and small GIRL
Enquire nj this Office
February lG Is

ETltGiNlA, TO wit-tta Court held Tor Badfnrd
~ ~ at the court house, the 23i d Of Junusry,
thousand egh hundred and TIN " tWo; Parmen,s Eng
lsh PIT nEhInt Levi. Ninpfeld Nicholas Rojcr tson
Charles Bonnt, John Ayres, Charles Alien, WIN. Allen
Jacob White aud Rachael hn wife. Jrroniah Alien.
Thomas Lumphiu and hly his wife James Alien, WI
liam Ashwcl and IrnCcs hIs wifi. Fhoml' Ah~ ell md
Poll, h. wife Ioh Rcasely ard Sally his WIFE, and Rn
bert Eliza, Matthew X. oil John p Alton. the four htt
infants aud the hcir OF VIM Alien, Dire Christopher, Ed
ward, Susan and Mary thrk James Heldrlck and Eliza
beth his WIZ, heirs Of Elizabeth Clark, dec EGohcth.
AmEarci, 1hcodo,in aud WIN Preston, nllam hrirs 0l
tsthsrn' Preston, dec Chr',ophcr lnrb mud Chr.io
pher CLARK and Po"ker Preston, sdm'rs of john Hoos
dec. Dcit..-ln Chaucrry.
Tho defendants " Ill Allen, Jacob White and Rachael
his WIFE, Mlly Iumkln John Bcas"y AID Sally hs w's,
not having entered their appearances and given security
according To the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of t6
court, aud II appearing 20 tho satisfaction OF the Court
that they not inhabitants ofthu country On the motion
Of the paiud, by hs Attorney II ordered that he ,l
defendants do appear ON the furh Monday April
neIi, and III. bill al the plaintiff, and tbst =
copy of tins order be inserted in TIM Lynehburg Null
for mouth successsey, aud posted the front
door of the court house of sad county.
A Copy-Testo, no. c. MITCHELL, c. r &.
Feb 3 ~2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

"A r Court held for Nelson County, thrird day of Jan
IN uNry, l232 John Gcer MARY hi,"n formerly Mary
Fo hes ftf' against Fy-heh Tn-hrs widow aud r-ilct
81 llen Forirs d"rd tlrs audPr frhe, Jnhu Fothe,
Elms Forbes james Forbes William forbes and GEORGE
Forbes, Detts-ln thsnccIy
The Deicaduhs. Alexander To'bc, Johu Ferh-. Films
Forbes james Iorbr, having entered rir upponran
>eorIy according 10 the act e assembly, ana the
ries 81 tn tamt mud It appearing by atNfnctory evidence
that they mt hhhauA Of TINS Country. J. u red
that IL" da l"tcndants do appear hrre gu the 6r day Of
Aprl Court neat, aud TIM il of the fanf. and
tst copy o ihs order be- artN Ith inserted the vi
ginan aIeHsrEper published In the Town of l,ucburr.
week for months previous sad dny snot-
copy posted nj this front door OF the Courthouse Of
county.
Copy-Te.te,
February g WV S". GARLAND cls.
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TRUST SALE.

kk brtue ola dead Of tazl. szoca.sd Ly Bonia.
IL mn os,lfn ~ AiaTln Parks and the under.
Signed Gated On The Con December, ls29, and duly
81 record IN Tia county cont Of Amherst. FOR pur
lat therein mentioned, viii BE- exposed t. public
sal ~ riday. lhs &jflday If March next, ftfGir
.Iups tie a. Al fsrdly tlieraa upon tho premi.
50. IA nd comfy irael of LIN continuing one
hundred a1d eighty asres. mofe oritzs. and bpun-
dedh5 thc lands of Edward Tpsl,y Prosser Pow
III and athors-Aiso. "A nfgog woman lave NAMED
Bar'ara and hsr increase, if any siare the date Of
Tho dsa1
Tcfras Of sa'e 81 the trustee conveying such
utc on, as is ais,u ~ the tn d'c5 which Is be-
it,cd - bc questionable
DAVID II EDlE}. Acting Trustee
FL % td4
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TTlRGlNlA-Ar Rules holden in III, Clerk. Office, ri
" the Circuit superior Court # Law aud Cbscrr, h,r
the town oilynchlntS, thr 5th duy ~ D,cemhrr 49,
David Jonc,, PM against Charles Brydic ARM. t,nd l..
Ellis mud John md Samuel Cushy u.h.. In Chnucety
Tho defendant ArmisrrHd l.. Elm, tsviux entered
his appearance md according the
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court aud il apprar
ing by sat.inc'ory evidence that hci- 'Hhahi-
tat of this country 1t Is ordered that the -ad defend
ant do appear her on the hrst day of the rn
answer the bills oithc plainuG aud that copy ofthi.
order be- forthwith inserted IN paper printed
in the town Of Lyuehhurg for month. s
posted at the front door of the courthouse tho aid
iUwn. ACJpy-le,tc, u. RODESCk
INN 10 I'm
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NTlk"lNlA-ai Rules holden in the Clerks office of
Inc Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanc,ry, for
rue Town L'nchhurg, the 9TH day of February S32
In Chancery. --James Powell Put against Aux Wake,
as executor and legaice of ebert Walker dec Peter
nt'ker, IhomRs Walker Susan Walker, Henry A
Rose aud sally his wIlc, Ann Walker an infant by Com-
missioner Behagh, specially assigned her guardian and
T. H. Dawes aud Paul G. Cdbcll, Drfts
Inc defendants Peter Walker aud Susan Walker not
having catered their appearance and given security accor
uihg to the nj of Assembly aud the rules orts court ard
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ure not
hapahts othls country 1t Is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here the first da, OF the n,x
term, aud answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that conv
oil ms order be forthwith inserted some newspsncr
rrnI'd IA the town of lynclhurg, for months sue
eeasFcy aud posted al the ront door of the court house
III the said town. s'
-. -, eopy-feste EoDrS, ck
1 III. - '.gp
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TESETS'E SALE.

nRY yiruf ofa trust deed, executed by William
% A. Gambler to the subscriber and Jas. u.
Gambler bearing date the 2Sth Nov. 1929, and re
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Campbell, and for purposes therein mentioned the
subscriber Us acting trustee, viii proceed 10 sell by
way Of public aucton,on the promises fir ready mo-
ney. on the l0th day ofMorca, 1892, the following
tracts Of land lying III the County Camphell towit
one tract containing 50 acres, be the same more or
css formerly conveyed by James Gambler Il Eliza
beth his wife to William 4. Candler--aso. moth
"r tract containing 40 acres, be the same more ar
less, lying the north side of the Richmond Road
IN the County of Campbell--aso the following
personal property to wit all the crep Of corn, fol
der and onts, s head ofeattlc, 2l hogs, fcath-
or beds, Chcroy bureau , Walnut tubl"---
Poplar tnbla--plne cupboard, dor chairs NC
The title is believed to be unqnestionahle but the
subscriber viii convey to the purchasers only such
ute as is vested in him by vlrsie ofthe trust decd
aforesaid + w. RlSQUE, acting trustee.
Feb Is In
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....,..., INV 10 mr'it il bu
on ha"" general surrly 4 Saddl4,, ,'. ~
inp I Saddles, BRIDES. Msrtngqlr, c .'s'i''
Gig Jersey and Wagon Harues. I'"'
~ with small assortment Of Dry e.
Cfnr' r'es, DC. f,T the accommodation NJ
who trade "llh hm--oll 81 ~hrG will ~. -. 70
10" 'or cash or :" exchange io' Conn, p ~"
anee, l,mo'', rla'k or good bo,d,, or to
l SuLsCl ibef bHS on hand ~ IT, u
~" Parnel Gg, secord hand d G,a
tarl"ge. md .opily of Plank SranIhfv NV,
lmber-Hll e Winch viii he .nh 10, L,f
ne,.-Al,o scvefni Houses on ID Enl h..p1''
Fo' ierms, apply 10 RO Il CH}y
B.-one u Two Bows, oig oil lno,s,.,J
rat t"s''.h Education. irom u In n
keafs 81 II. e. would b. 'ak.n Il. Aapr,,,,.. H.
~" S"ddI,nR, and 10 he advanced M o,..f6o,
to- " ',' = s'"''h'y' K, Il. &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23


NEIA Jou,s n ,ent,ern,n NJ so,c li,...,r,,
distinct on formerly an ,dIfo,. Of n r,n,ri p,i.
udephs. has been taken IA, IN a deraa.,,t stat af
mind in London The New York Co,om,rci,I
gives the following account Of him
III. gentlemen thus mentally afflicted u Will
known to us. lie smdcdlav. for n time n ,cy
wears since, with Mr. John Anthem Of this c,to
Becoming considerably deef however h. v.as
forced 10 r,linqush the prof,sson and he tbcrern.
on directed his attention to authorship His first
hook, published IN This city, about ten wears since
the Refugee. five mistake not was a failure Blu,
he wrotc with sprichtIinrss both IN prose and
verse and with talent During the POLITICAL cam
paign. which ended in the elevation Of the nresen,
chief magistrate. he edited the philadclnbia Pal
ladium, astrong Jackson paper-He went 10 En-.
land, IN 1899, and succeeded for time with ms
pen, very well He was he editor Of a collection
OF Indian Traditions. entitled Tales of an Indian
Camp, of which We have more than once spokcn.
which were published bv Colburn IN ,ondan and
had a good run The numbers Of tbcsc vcrr writ
Ten with GREAT spirit andbe,uty. and III, Indian no
,try with which they abound also written rxcIn.
s,yelvbv him "a the hest Of ,bn, dosc,;n,,o, ,ha,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
CHOICE WINES

<iliiE subscribers having made A.,
- 'rrn's with house NJ thu Norm banst
regular importers Of Madeira Wine. ba. no are
THEN po~er 4" "fisr TO then customer, N
article ofthe finest quaIny--they hs,;oa po"
'".ted ny ihr experience II several ysa,s 'e'n
10 l"'r. 'i'e"t, =" III" mos, respeclsh. '
'lt"-n o, sne'n'" and Mars la"d --1hvse W.
Cahsf-t 81 hfs
London Particular Mai ia
iuta a.,
Burgundy da
II he finest 6rere Ju;ces-a degc;o.,. -.
MT murh known hi hertn, ~ yit,,n,. "la'r
vii h" delivered I" g,ndemrn in - -AAf
piles, quarter Casks, hnlf quarter cs.I T. ft8
c'lehraf"d brand Of ]. Houara A " y
C". "arf"nt"d genuine, AID M,
y'a's old. WHEN hey lei Nahri,a.pb,,t,' nan
ia 1870 au' 1881. MCKEE 4 sa'
sep. 29fh. o. r'eH.
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,VHVHk Commonwealth of Virginia to the Sheri
N of County, Greeting W whereas
Nicholas Harrison, trustee for the Naturalization
of John h Smlth and himself rs securities fol
James Dnnnlngton, Admr Of Walter Duanington
deceased for the heirs at law and distributes Of
Walter bennington deceased for the creditor. Of
James and Walter Huntington, and for James
Dunnagten, under an agreement of the llth Au-
gust, 1919 OF record in the Hastings Court of
Lynchbmg, at Superior Court of Law, held for
Campbell county, on the day Of September,
1894, by the jud.men, of that Court recovered a
gninst Joseph Bundgant, the sum of s2l5 90 cents
to be discharged 10y the payment Of one hundred
and seven dollars and tintjy eight cents with legal
interest thereon, from tie 18th day Of JANUARY
1890 I'LL paid and sic IS cents, costs whereof the
sad Bundran Is eonyietas appears to Us Of record
and whereas since the rendering of the SAID udg-
ment the sNld Nlchoas Harrison hath dcparted
tins life ntcstatc, aud administration of all and
! singular his goods ard chattcls rights and credits
bus been IN due form committed to the hands OF
samuel Branstord Sergeant of the Corporation of
/ Lynchbarg nevertheless execution of the sad
judgment still remains 10 be made We therefore
command you, as at another time you have been
commanded, that you make known To the SAID
Joseph Bundran that h. be brfor. the Judge Of our
Circuit Sup nor Court Of Law and Chancctr, hal
den for Campbell county, at the Courthouse on
the Both day Of April ntAt, to shcw cause. if any
he can, why the said Samuel Bransord Sergeant
OF the Corporation Of Lynchburg and Is such, adj
minl5tralor Of Nicholas II urson deceased execll-
uoh OF the judgment aforesaid, may not have, If to
hlm II seems eNpeiicut, and further TO do and re
crvc what our said court shall IN this part consider
And have then therc this writ. Witness John Alex
+ Ig1k ~, "a 4 81. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
Truly Fashionable and cheap
Stock of Goods.

y AtOM recent arrivals from the No','',
- Cities, Selected 10y one OF The NM Y"
c"n confidently assure our friends and lRe ""
i'c thai We can not only display ia'ni"'opa
buia decidedly cbrap'r STOCK OF 6''"' ,,'m
we have ever bad 3; and il is our det; 'i'''" ,,,
TO on-r goods al prices that vii I"Suie
coEtlnuea patronage Of onf customers
ie" pieces splendid Polonese s'lk'' '"''''
new style
Do do Petiscnes for Ladies CIoahs
Imperial black SatIiDs for dresses
First quality Satin Lrvan''nes
d" Italian Lurs'rines and Gro de Maps
few pieces lash,pnabl Silks tor bo""e"
bo,e, sfendh new style Ribbons
: do Il Belt do r..
A large assortment hands 1me Winter e''''
Fig swiss Nusllns. richly worked .od
A great variety OF Barge. Lama, lDoo''
Merlno Shaw Is aud fame, hdkIs'
MeIino Ct tbs, assorted colors
Bomhaz"rs ui every 'iescrip;io .,.b
The above have hem purchased foi I'D
wnhiu the last 4 weeks, al redsced prices
will he offered very low.
MrKEE, ROBINSON & Co
Nov. 10