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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

W NLUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR SALE
The "nd"rsisned wishes To dispose OF hi. esratl III.
men', either with without the furniture. To any uer
son who may he anxious 10 engage in the business inn
keeping nc ~ Shtishd that u affords extraordinary
duremenF II u The only tavern village aiming
houfhd inhabitants; the seat Of justice of the wealthy
county oil Sh"nandon with the stage office lis bar
and l. notorious house where travellers
make 'h"ir -ia"i. The Improvements bich in
empl' ion vi make Tins establishment cry valua le
he r1 roid from Winchester is about TO be under con-
tract AMI there IL now iull determination expressed by
private SUBSCRIPTION and public meeting, make Me-
Adamizcd Rood from Winchester To Harrisonhtirg Pr-
vdie reasons urge The undersigned offer h4 esa,Ish
ne Tor sale, and he j. satisfied that il is worth The At
tcnion o' c'p'aii-'s. His terms will he res-onahle-
AdiSh tn the advantages OF he house. there are about so
acres o, Land, commonly called los bu lying con
venen TO The house These l'is have had the benefit
especial care Tor several years aud yield very
a'ie stable income The travelling through the Va-y
has been upon the increase for several years and from The
improvements which will certainly take place. will he
worth the attention Of capitalists Letters on the s,bioc ct
VIII he pronp " attended 10 JACOB REAMER
Woods 0 X, Shenandoah Co. Sept is, 1898
Sept. 81. u-3ws
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AND FOR SALE wish TO sell my iarn contain.
Hl ing BIZ acres, uO Of which IN good he art aud all
III an improving condition. well adapted the OF clover
and piaser lying III one nile o Warren Albrmale coun.
~ aud The distance from James River on every
necessary house Tor family, ol-o good barn. stables
IL any one should wish 10 purchase, wish Them TO make
carry application TO NE III order that may carry my oh
Jeci IN selliug into effect which IL 10 inves, amount
~ 'he James River Improvement, together with wha, other
funds ran spare foi that purpose.
Sept IL. [3S-41 JOHN NORRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

NJ EGROES FOR SALE.-To enable me to DISCHARGE
all my debts, both those winch have Incurred for
myself, and those for which have never received and
shall never receive any compensation will offer tor SALE
at New Canton. in the county Of Buckingham, en- Saur
day the 18th day OF the present month"; (Scpemher) from
w 10 IL likely N"groes-e onssog OF Hen, women, boys
aud guls. The terms will be for cash.
49, GEO. HOLEMAN.
Fluvanna, Sept. 10Th, 1893 sS-lt
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Fluvanna, Sept. 10Th, 1893.

" E. he subscribers takes this method 10 M
all persons who intended tn attend the OF his
gIoes, advertised 10 be sold New Canton on the 2S,b
.his noi, that they have been disposed Of priv a,.y
. P'. ~" lII-tdJ GEO HOLEMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

EDE OVAL Mrs. s. g. ADAMS has removed f. IN.
q q house Street, nesr tie Second Prcsbytetisa
Church. ami lately occupied Ivy Mr.. Madison aIth nj
where she will be pleased n receive Bosrders by the
week, or year lSep, al 4o-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

EFDUCATION -MRs. Draw will resume the d,lies
Ell Of her school on The let Oct next the house on G.
sWes, oe'"esn s"n sreeis, which is at present
pied by tie Rev. A. Converse whore she will be- enabled
to receive additional number Of Bo,rders To aid in
e education OF yeuDg L,es, she has procured The ser.
wees OF an able aud approved assistant, The course If
studies taught IN her school embraces all the branches
considered essential IN female educa,ion
Muse French, Pointing md Drawing n the usual
terms OF other sc hools -
Her terms Tor board and loignp $50 for the scholastic
year tSept.9, 1893 IN a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

WAANTED. as an Apprentice TO the Printing Bn1.
Wv ness, yoptb Of respectable connections posess
iag good English k6uesion Apply al this of7ce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having deter.
~ mined Ia remove 10 the city OF Richmond Tor the
pose OF devoing himself TO the practice OF law will
cell the farm which he resides, in The upper end
OF the county OF New Keui, on Cbickdlonny river fifteen
miles from Richmond. Tie Farm contains seven hun.
bred acres, about two hundred Of which low grounds
believed TO he equal 10 any the fiver the high land.
are IN state Of hJndsome improvement, sud are equal IN
erilIy TO any 10 that part OF the counyhe improve.
menis are sufficient, nearly for the Farn--ihere
- very hue apple orchard of about eight hun lred
trees computing great variety Of fruit for the table aud
cider " not previously Disposed Of will be offered NJ
public sale or the premises, Monday the II day OF
October mex; ~ the time those disposed purchase
are invited To examine the prenises
September 10. l36-fds1 JOHN g. CLOpTON
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FHSRUSr SALE.-By virtue oi a iced of trust execu-
IL ted 10 The sub crher, the 2lst iay of Nav 1893
ny mos A-hhiook ami OF record the county court of
Cheserheld Tor the purpose OF securing cerain sums of
noHey due to NJ "A. Ince shall proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder Tor cash, Cheseifed court house on
Monday the l4i day OF October next (tlat being court
u"yJ All i" right ite or interest, both real aud personal.
wh'ch SAID Asbrook now has, may hereafter have
HE estate OF his deceased ,ter shall convey such H.
tie only as is vested in me by said deed OF
Sept 20. l39-dsl GREEN HALL. Trustee
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Sept. 10.

UDUBLiC AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed Of 1r,s,.
executed TO The late William Danddgr and tile sut-
srnberby Randolph Ross of the County of White the
State oil Tennessee Oh The 18th day OF August 1920 and
recorded in the Husiings Court Tor the CT " of Richmond
on the 2Oh day OF June, 1921 ordered 10 be certified
which SAID deed of trust registered i'll the Registers
Once. III White County, OF Tennessee on the
day OF August 1871, and also registered in the
ters Office in Warren County, State OF Tenne>see OH The
9ih day OF August 1921, Tor the purpose OF securing the
payment OF suudry OF v, mentioned i'm , aid
deed: vii he sold by Public Auction TO The Iii. bidder
Tor ready money, a, tie front door Of the Eagle Hotel in
the City OF Richmond on ednssIay, the 9th day OF No
vemer mex a" o'clock II fair, Otherwise HE first i4
day thereafter, the following property wit: certain
piece parcel OF land in the county OF Warren STATE OF
Tennessee, containing 81 acres in dng the Arch Cave
sundry ohrr pieces or parcels oil land purchased by the
said Randolph Ross OF Eij,h Saunders George Ssu,icts
Jacob Deske, Beverly Harp, John Officer, William Eaves
Alexander McMurrny, Charles aud William Gre ..,,p
Thomas Ray aud Elijah Deake, and sundry pieces or par
OF land in the said County aud State, iansd by The said
State, 10 the said Randolph Ross 10 contain about
twelve hundred acres
Also, certain piece parcel Of land in the county of
Whte IN the said State OF rr nnessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres incudng the Big Bone cave
anu suury Other pieces parcels oi land in said
ty AMI STATE, purchased hy e said Randolph Ross An.
thOny Debruce john NJ Ienore Geo. Satlur.rS EI IA
Saunders, Ehu Sauner- Jacob Drake Isaac u, ak. and
John Wilson aud sumdry pieces parcel OF land in she
county and State granted by the said State TO tie said
Randolph Ros, supposed 10 contain about eev hundred
acres-Also one third part OF certain parcel OF
land i'll the said county al Warren state OF Tennessee
which, the said Randolph Ross holds jointly with Eli III
Drake and Daniel PAIN containing three thousand
Guiding the Salt Wells on Rocky Rivrr--aiso 10 uegoc
whose names are mot now rccUeced'' nine of whrb
were in the possession of Reuben Ross and six i'm the
possession OF William Ross, j. also all the stock in trade
at two belonging tie said Ranolph Ross i'm
nessee, of which is kept Sparta the Other II Arch
Cave; the first of which Stnck amounted 10 SSOOD
Aud also the merchandise in the hands OF Reuben o. of
Lexington III virginia, belonging 10 The said Ross valued
AT $4,000. w. MEX ERVIS
SePI ~ l36--tlsJ SuTUiping Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

aROANoKE NAVIGATION CoMPANY.--The an.
8 q nual meeting Of the Roar okr Navig slion Company
will be held at edon, N. C., the second Monday Of
November next A. JOYNER
Weldon, September Z, 1888. 3S-S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

NOTICE 10 the Biock Heath Company IF Cohhcrs :
The subscribers 10 The stock OF The Black Heath
Company Of Golfers, hereby informed that fifteen
hundred shares OF their capital stock hav. sold aud
duly conveyed by deeds recorded in the County Court
Chesieheid pnr'uant TO the provisions OF the of
General Assembly OF Virginia, passed the 20h Of F..
htu"y 1883 en'iilPd can act TO incorporate the Black
Heath Company of Golfers" And they are further in
formed that pursuant 10 the provisions the said sci
general meeting OF the stockholders Tor the purpose ap
pointing Directors aud organizing the Company viii be
held at the Eagle Hotel IN The city o. Richmond in Virsi.
MA, on the % day OF October next, at which meeting
tile stockholders earnestly requested to attend
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH,
JOHN HETH,
BEVERLEY HETH,
Richmond, September, i0h 1898. 36-i22O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

10 PARTNERSHIP.--Thesu subscribers have associat.
W ed themselves IN the Shuttle & Harness making bu-
Tness, under the firm Of KING & MARKHAM. They
offer for sab,
Best stitched and slsfled saddles,
DO plain and common do
Coach, gig aud Wagon harness,
Hiri solder bits aud stirrups, with variety OF cheaper
knlS,
Engis bride feathers and msrtingsss,
Spurs best and ivory mounted and cord cotton
coach. gig and twg whips,
Together with general assortment OF articles ia their
line.
They will manufacture any article IN their line in the
best manners OF good msferais, and al very low prices
They respectfully invite their friends and The public
favor them with share of their patronage
ALFRED KING,
GEORGE MARKHAM
The snhscfiber returns his thanks Ia the public aud his
friends ior the liberal patronage hs las received
Is wish to close up my former business, those indeb
90 N will please call and settle their pocve
rouns, and those having claims viii please present. them
fof settlement ALFRED KING.
September p 40--Gt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

d NNtING The Undersigned proposes TO open q
~ School for Dancing AMI Wal zing this city, early
ia Octo'ernrxt
Having had letters Of Introduction 10 the following gen.
~ men, le Is permitted 10 refer 10 them:C Col BrfnarI
P,yon Dr. George wst-on, Thomas Richie, Borjamii,
Leigh, p N. Nicbos., Wyndhsm Robinson E-gfs.
Sept. "a fl0-11 T.. G.. BREEDIN.
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n.
N H. AT the same time and place. will be hired out,
until the FIRST OF January next, negro men, of whom,
are good wagoners. j. F., admor. IF c. r., iced.
September 10. 27-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

ikFiELD RACES-FALL MEErING-w,iI com
FL mence the 10 Ia day of October and continue four
"
FIRST DAY --Sweep>takes for three years Odds mile
heats, 500 entrance, H.. {.
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor's purse, $500, two mile
heats, SI5 entrance.
THIRD DAY Jockey Club Purse, $500, four mile
hrat-, $50 entrance.
FOURTH DAY.-A pair of Silver Pitchers two mile
heats. RICHARD ADAMS p,onr;.,nr
Sept. g. 31--,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-27

WEE HILL RACES will commence this tall al tho
regular fixed PERIOD to wit, OH the FIRST Tue,Jav i,
October "' -
FIRST DAr-A sweeps,akc, two miles and repea fo
three Year old colts and hllles.
SECOND DAx-Proprietors Purse, $500, fifteen dol
lars entrance. = -
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse. $1,000, twenty dol
'as entrance Sept. 20. S9-td
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MEw s.EmuEs VOL. M-No. ssse.

tuation. in smoking, the following system is re.
commended: simple puff serves for comma;
~ putt, puff. semicoion; (;) puff, puff, puff, a
colon; (:) puff. puff, puff, puff. period, y A
pause, with cigar kept in the mouth. represents
a dash. 81 longer or shorter in continuance.
With the under lip raise the cigar almost against
the nose for an exclamation. (!)-and to express
a great emotion, even to the shedding of tears,
raise as before the cigar to the end of the nose
For an interrogation. (f) it is only necessary to
open the lips, and draw the cigar round the cor
ner Of the mouth. Taking the cigar from the
muuth. and shaking the ashes from the end. is
the conclusion Of paragraph; (H) and throw.
ing it into the fire, finishes the section. g.
Never begin story with a half smoked cigar;
for to light another while conversing. is not only
breach Of politeness. but interferes with the
above system of punctuation, which destroys all
energy and harmony of expression.
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New Books.

VUsT published and on sale BY w. u. MORRISON,
d wilson on the Government Of the Churches.
Records of Good Mans Life. by Rev. Chas b. Tay.
lor, n. A author of May you like it," T" 10 this
ReLgioni" and a Fire side Box !"
Brittan's Apology for conforming to the Protestant
Episcopal Church, contained in series Of letters
addressed to the Right Rev, Benjamin T. Onder-
douk, d. ID, Bishop of the Diocese of New York
BE ready always to give an answer to every man
tina, askeh yous for the hope that is in YOU
The ETY. biological Encyclopedias Of Technical Words
and Phrsses used in the Arts and Sciences. and OF
many words in common use. with popular quotations
from foreign Languages, and their transIations. from
the best authorities, by d. Browne, author Of the
Sylvia americana Editor Of the Naturalist, sc.
mar 20
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

February Term, 1883.
VOHN P. DULANY, Executor of John De Butts,
deceased, submitted to the Court his first account.
as executor aforesaid with the vouchers in support
thereof, which account il received, and the same will
be allowed and recorded, unless be shewn the
contrary, before the first Monday in April next,
Of which all persons interested concerned will take
notice A copy-Test: A. MOORE,
feb 10 WOW Req Wills.
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Charles Bennett

HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt Morrell
EE airect from Liverpool,
10 bales hes, Brdport shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
hes, quality. and IS for sale on the usual terms.
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Buraps
Drab woollen kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerscys
A few pieces BEST Point Blankets
A few bales best Shooting and Shifting Cottons
He has on hand,
Very frs, quality black Italian Lustrng
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine vesting, and
velvet Waisteoating
Blue and black superine Cloths and Kerseymeres.
&c. sc
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low.priced csssnetts.
nov %
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
From Poul,on's Philadelphia american Daily
advertiser.
COLUMB IA.

If this great American Sun be stricken from
the, frmament, ,0here again will the torch Of Ii
6eriybe ighted?''
Hail to the land our fathers won!
Land Of the happy, bIest, and free;
Land Of the mighty Washington,
The land of sacred liberty;
No other cline beneath the sun
Which rides the armament on high,
Can boast her equal-no! not one,
So free an air--so pure a sky.
No borrowed iustre decks her form
She stands alone! and from afar
She smiles in peace. upon the storm
That RACES henee--a polar star.
Her patriots fought and freely bed,
To gain our Union, firm and free;
Now lie they NUMBERED with the dead,
And shall We dread confusion see? !
Shall freedoms golden link be broker
And shall we yield ourselves again
To slavery's base aud CALLING yoke;
Again be bound 10y siavery's chain!
No! never whilst we boast, with pride.
Amidst our statesman great-a CLAY;
Fair freedoms bark shall safely ride
Upon her bllowy ocean way.
And freedoms blazing torch so bright.
Shall shine upon her flag unfurl'd-
Our Wesiern Orb IF glorious light.
Shall shed lis Influence DER the WORLD:
Hail, then, the land our fathers won.
Land Of the happy, blest and free:
Land Of the mighty WASHINGTON.
The land of SACRED LIBERTY.
Frankford, March %, 1888. DELTA.
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The genuine Medicines can be had Of
WIN PONEROY. Alexandra,

Sole Agent fir the District Of Columbia and s pe'"fy
BY whom the Pills are sold in packets OF one two
and three dollars each and the Powders ct 37 cents
per boz, with printed directions and also by the fox!
lowing sub.Agen r. w. Polkinhorn, between 9Th
and 10th streets Pennsylvania Avenue, John Stiilns.
Navy Yard, washington, and Thomas C.. Wright,
Georgetowp; Of whom alone can the Medicines be
warranted genaipes BY appointment of DR.. II. 3.
noat. ii. r. NJ. = g. G. H.. Brooklyn. aex York, The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29
DEATH BY AN ELEPHANT.

Mnden:oiselHe d'Jsck-.On the Goth. the two
elephants. lately seen at the Cirque Olimpiqae,
were exhibited at Picaudere, in the depar tment
of the Loire, in France. Two Englishmen acted
as leaders to those animals, and at night they
marched them of to La Palisse, a small town
within four leagues Of that village. The owner
having observed iG the eye OF one OF the ele.
plants, named d'Jeck, that it harbored some ILL
humor against one Of the leaders, who had Ill.
treated it some DAYS before, warned him OF his
fears, and recommended him not to accompany
the caravan. This the leader did not attend to,
but, on the contrary, affected TO be more severe
than usual towards the beast. They had. howe
yer. scarcely travelled league, when the ele.
plant, stung by his conductor, who wished to
force him on, turned around. seized the man
with his trunk. and lifting him of his horse,
flung him several feet above his head. The IN
fortunate leader, having had his leg broken BY
the fall, was unable to escape, and the elephant,
LAYING hold Of him second time, threw HIN in
to ditch, and trampled him under his feet. -
The infatuated animal then ran towards car.
man, who was journcying along the road,
seized, him and pitched him into Held. The
poor man fortunately came of with few slight
bruises; but his horse took fright, and would have
probably added to the confusion had not the car
upset in ditch along the road, where they we're
compelled to STOP All these misfortunes would
have been but the prelude Of others, had not the
horses of the Paris mail.coach. which was passing
BY at the moment, stopped in good time, and the
other leader, at the risk of his life, succeeded in
calming and securing the elephant. The untor.
tunate Englishman VAS conveyed to ST. Martin,
d Estreaux, where he expired in few minutes
IThe above is the same Elephant that perfor-
med some time since in the Baltimore and other
American theatres. known here as E" Her Ele.
pbantine Highness, the Empress Of siam."I
A Duel at New Orieats.-An extract Of let
ter from gentleman, dated New Orleans. 29tb
February, gives the following horrid reation;-
"Yesterday - and myself we're riding a
mile or two from the city, and we observed COL
lection Of people and carriages near the road.
We were not long in doubt what had drawn the
people together. Before We came near the spot,
we saw two persons with their coats and vests of,
standing short distance. say ~ feet' IRON each
other. Mr.. - waited short distance
Of. while ran to the spot. Before arrived.
heard the report Of two pistols. and then found
myself by the side Of splendid young man,
who had Just received the ball Of his antagonist.
and was then in the death struggle. he was al
ready insensible, ard ised but a few moments.
/ cannot describe IN you my feelings, as sa~
the young man sinking in death, with the guilt OF
designed murder on his soul, and his murderer
hurrying away from his internal work. The ball
entered his forehead. and his brains were gush-
ing out! 1t Was too much to look at. ;"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29
Orphans Court, Alexandria County

February Term, 1855
I0ttN DULAEY, Guardian of Richard lie Butts
- Orphans, submitted to the Court his second account
as guardian aforesaid, with the vouchers in support
thereof which account 10 received, aid the same will
be allowed and recorded unless be shewn to the
contrary. on or before the first Monday in April NEXT
of which I'll persons interested concerned viii take
notice. copy-Teste: A. MOORE,
feb l6-w6w Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29
Orphans Court, Alexandria County

Februdry Term, 1883.
ISAAC ROBINS, ADMINS raior Of Thompson vio-
I lett, deceased, subritted to the Court biz eighth
account as administrator Aforesaid with the vouchers
in support thereof, which account is received. and the
same will be allowed and tecorJede unless cause be
she wn to the contrary before the FIRST Monday in
April next; Of which a persons interested or concern.
ed wil! take notice. copy-Test:
feb 16--w6w A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29
w Inc.

Wine.
4 Pipe OLD Madeira, Ricardi's brand
/ 2 half pipes choice old Brown Sherry
Just received and for sale low by
s.. e s. II. JANNEY.
Who hare in Store
London Particular. Burgundy, and the Juice the
Grape, Of ], Howard. March & Co.'s brand. in half
pipes quarter and half quarter casks. and boxes con.
tanning two dozen bottles EACH Also, Sicily Madeira,
Sweet Malaga, and Marseilles Madeira, in quarter
casks; Champagne and Old Port. feb 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29
Orphans Court, Alexandra County,
FSbruaru Term. 1888.

Ohm p. DULANY, surviving Executor Of Mary De
% Butts, deceased. rendered his second account, %
Executor aforesaid With the vouchers in support there.
of, which account 10 received and the same will be
contrary, before the first Monday in April next,
of which all persons interested or concerned win take
notice A copy-Test:
feb l6-w6w A. MOORE. Req Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29
Orphans Court, Alexandra County.

February Term. 1888.
DETsEY ANN GARDNER, Administrators Of Ia
I'D chariah Gardner, deceased, submitted to the Court
her fifth account IS administrative aforesaid, With the
vouchers in support thereof which account ceved.
and the same vii be allowed and recorded, unless
cause be shewn to the contrary, before the hrt
Monday 10 April next, Of which all persons interested
or concerned will take notice. A copy-Test;
feblS-w6w A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
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TO Nent,.

H:sss To decent tenant. one half Of the commodi.
Hl. Gus Brick House opposite t. Mr.. Smiths Foug.
dry The whole house can be obtained, if required:
mar Is JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29
Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

February Term, 1888.
T1onN C. MANDEiL and John Wood, Execut
~ ors Of Robert Abercrombie, deceased, submitted
to the Court their fourth account, executors afore
said with the vouchers in support thereof which &C.
count is received and the same will be allowed and re
corded unless be shewn to the contrary, on or
before the first Monday in April next, Of which oil
ncrsuus interested or concerned will take notice.
A copy-TeH: A. MOORE,
feb 16-w6w Reg Wills.