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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-08-28
HARDIN ~ RE-

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TIME subscriber has attempted the eTpera'
IL nent Of keeping larger assortment Of
HARDWARE than has been generally KEEP
Litchfield county; and believing that the
| neoDLe Diu sustain the measure, he has now
}made extensive additions to his stock. whick
makes his present assortment very full and
complete, viz: ~.
|, SAWS Of the following descriptions: Cr-
cular Saws from to % inches; MiH Sa'0s, g
and 6 10 feet; crosscut, tenon, hand and pan
mel do. of Cast and German Steel, of sundry
makes and qualities; iron, brass and blue Back
Saws: Wood and Webb do; Compass aud
BIT STOCKS and BITS, from 10 to
40 bits, from common to best quality.
FILES of every description.
Framing, rnDrtice, frmers and turning
CHISELS and GOUGES.
Plane Irons, all sorts and widths.
Bench and Moulding Tools, and joiners and
carpenters Tools throughout; Squares OF all
sorts, BeSils, Rules. Gnages. Spoke Shaves, &c.
Buckles, Bits, f4an1es. Webbing, and trim
mings generally fol Harness Makers.
Cabinet c..ke!S' Trimmings, Glue. GLUE
Pots, Sand Paper, Glass Commode Knobs,
Glass Curtain Pins, Brass de-
All sorts Of EUCKs, and full assortment OF
James MOOD ScreIoS; Vii stones; cast-slee'
and common Augers and Anger Bits, Brass
Nails, Razor Straps. Razors and Knives.
Paint and wtitewash Brushes; Plaster'ng
and brick Trowels; trace and halter Chains,
Brass Cocks with keys, and patent do; wheel
PuIlies; BLAcKsMITH's VICES; Wrenches /;
GLAss-NAILS.
German, American and Cast STEEL.
Round, square and fiat and hoop IRON.
Table and dessert Knives g. Forks.Spoons.
brass and iron Cand'esticks, Snuff-rs & Trays,
Shears g. Scissors. Coffee Mills, Frying pans.
HOLLOW-WARE.
Brass Andiroms, Shovels and longs; patent
iron Tea kettles and Sauce-pans, Servers, and
house keepers articles generally.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
PAPER HANGINGS, new patterns.
ALSO, A LARGE SUPPLY OF
Crockery and Glass Ware,
of me,0 and elegant patterns.
AND sEAsoNABLE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
jast purchased at the present low prices-aII
of which are offered FOR SALE for any thing,
and in any aOay that ,ciW ons,oer the purpose.
SAMUEL P. BOLLES.
Litchfeld, May l, 1884 tt47
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NOTICE.
LitchfeH. July %

THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
L trict Of Litchfeld has allowed and limit
ed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors to the estate of
ABEL ROBERTS,
late Of TOrrington, within said district, deceas-
ed, represented to be insolvrnt. to exhibit
their claims to the subscribers, duly appointed
Commissioners thereon and we hereby give
notice that we will attend TO receive and exa-
mine said claims at the dwelling house Of Uri
Taylor. in said TOrringtOO. on the second
Monday of February, 1885. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon.
URI TAYLOR, 1c..
DEMAs Coz.
Harrington, Aug. IL, 1884 To-
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at a Court of Probate holden at Net0. Milford,
.Oithin and for the District Of NesO- Milford,
August 12th. 1854
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of Amos NOrfhrOp, oil
~ Ithaca, in the county Of TOmpkins, and
state of New York, shelving to this Court that
he il the lawf ul guardian of Job NOrthrop and
Oliver w. NorthrOp, of said Ithaca. and Free
derrick d. NorthrOp and Clement Northrop,
of Pike, 10 the county Of Bradford, and state
Of Pennsylvania, minors under the age Of 81
years; that said minors own and possess in
fee-simpIe each one undivided sixth part of
about four acres three quarters and five rods
of land situate in the town of Sherman, in said
district, bounded northerly on Amos Nor
throp's land, easterly on highway. southerly
ON Chloe Briggs land, and westerly on Gle
mcnt Northrop's land, being property which
came to them by descent from their late ia
Their Julius SorthrOp, deceased, and being
part of the estate of their late grandfather Job
NOrthrOp, deceased. Also each one untlisid-
I'd sixth part of one other piece Of land situate
in said Sherman, containing about two acres
and sixteen rods Of land, bounded northeriy
by Levi NorthrOp's land, easterly by William
Northrop's land, southerly by George H.
land. and westerly by Arr. ISorthrop's land.
being property C:...,,cn came to them by descent
from th:c:.r said father deceased, and bsingsG
p2:t Of the estate of their late grandmother,
Chloe Northr0p, deceased-prayng. for rea-
sous in said petition set forth, that an order
might be passed authorising and empowering
said petitioner or some other meet person I"
sell aud convey the interest Of said minors in
said described premises according to the stat,
ute in such case made and provided-as per
petition on file, dated July 9TH, 1884:
hsaC 70
the Goth day of October, 1884, at 8 O'Clock in
the forenoon, then to be heard and deermn.
ed at the Probate Office in said New Milford;
and that notice Of the tendency thereof be
given by publishing this order in newspaper
printed IN LitchfeId three weeks successfully
at least six weeks before the said Goth day Of
October, 1884. A true copy Of record.
Certified by
II NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
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II NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.

At a Court Of Probate held at Neo. Milford,
vithin and for the District Of NetO- Mil ford.
august fs. 1854
., Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Frederick Duel. OF
" Dover, 10 the county Of Duchess, and
state Of New.Y0rk, shelving to this Court that
he is the lawful guardian Of Mary Sophia Nor
throp and nj ortimer NOrthrop, of said Dover,
minors under the age of twenty-Gne years;
that said minors own and possess in fee-sim-
pie each one undivided sixth part Of about four
acres three quarters and five rods of land sit
uated in the town of Sherman, 10 said district,
bounded northerly on Amos Northr"p's land,
easterly on highway, southerly ON Chloe
Briggs land, and westerly on Clement Nor
throp's land, being property which came to
them by descent from their late father. Julius
Northrop. deceased. and being apart OF the
estate Of their late grandfather. job Norlhrop.
deceased: Also each one undivided sixth part
of one other piece of land situate in said Sher-
man, containing about two acres and sixteen
rods of land, bounded nOrtherly by Levi Nor
throp's land, easterly 10y William N0rthrop's
land, southerly by George HOyts land, and
westerly by Amos NorthrOp's land, being pro-
perty which came to them by descent from
their said father, deceased. and being part oi
the estate of their late grandmother Chloe
Northrop, deceased; praying. for reasons ia
said petition set forth, that an order might b.
passed authorizing and empowering said peti
TONER or some other meet person to sell ant
convey the interest Of said minors in said de-
scribed premises according To the statute il
such case made and provided. as per petition
on Gle, dated July 90, lsSt-
| Ordered, that said petition be continued Il
the Goth day Of October, 1884. at 9o'clock IL
| IN. fareuOon. then to be heard and determin
| ed AZ The Probate Office 10 said New Milford
and that notica Of the tendency thereof b
given by publishing this order in newspape
printed ia Litchfield three weeks successivel.
| at least six weeks before said Goth day of DC
tOber, 1884. A true copy Of record.
| Certified by
IL NATHANIEL PERRX, Judge.
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NOTICE..

TINE copartnership heretofO existing be-
Il tween Leonard Goodwin and Sylvester
Cabin, under the firm of Goodwin & Galrin.
is this day dissolved by the death of Leonard
Goodwin, one of the partners. The business
Of the concern will be settled by the surviving
partner, Sylvester Galpin. All persons IN
debled to said company will see the necessity
Of settling their notes and accounts as soon as
possible; and their attention is requested ~
the payment Of the same.
SYLVESTER GALPIN,
SURVIVING partner.
Titchfpid,JulU %, 1884 8
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No. n, john Street, Nea0- York,
"AVE added to their extensive assortment
- Of Printing Types, a series from Non
pareil to Long Primer, inclusive. of Scotch cut
Type. Tor the use of newspapers. This de-
scripiion Of type is much more durable than
that commonly made, az the hair lines are
stronger, and better supported Go the shaft OF
the letter. Applications for specimens post
paidl will be attended to.
A. p. g. b. are agents Cor the sale Of the
Smith Press. manufactured by Robert Hoe g.
Co.. the Washington Press. made by 5. Rust,
and the American Press. made by S. Graves
--2rices of which are. for medium and r"ya
Se50; super-rOyal eco; imperial No. I, ESQ
No. e. csc No. s. x7O. months credit.
NesO- York. August, 1884 Q
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TEAS.

G4P. BOLLES has just received an as
-. sortment of FRESH TEAS. at prices
very much reduced. ALSO.
Family Groceries generally,
of good qualities, at the lowest rates.
july 10. 1884
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New Summer Goods.
wv. Sd. PORTER

w. & ID. PORTER
OFFER to the public an extensive assort-
" ment Of NEW GOODS. suitable for the
season, Just purchased in New-Y"rk at the
present low prices. They are enabled to Of
fer better bargains than ever. Their stock con-
ssts in part of the following, viz: BrOadcl"ths
Of almost every style. quality and color; blue.
black and cord Italian Silks; PouIt de Sois.
livery rich silks); French Printed Muslins;
French, English and American Prints; her
mani, Grape. printed Thibet wool and silk
Fancy Hd'kfs; Merino. Cashmere and Gauze
do; Grass Linen and Linen Cambria do. !;
Canton and Pongee Pocket do. (white and
red); Grass cloth Skirts; corded do. Mar
settles Quilts and COunterpanes; silk and cot
ton Hosiery. great variety; Gents and La
dies H. S. Gloves; Linen and Cotton do. !;
Green Gauze. green and red Moreens water
ed,l Damask Table Cloths. Bed Ticks, Sheet
ings, knitting and weaving Cottons-with a
great variety of other Dry Goods.
ALSO. AN AUDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
Crockery and Glass Ware,
of new and handsome patterns. for sale at
very low prices.
One door south Post Office, June IL 1
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NOTICE.

RNHE subscribers having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
trict OfsLitchReId Commissioners to examine
and adjust the claims on the estate Of
LEONARD GOODWIN,
late of LitchfeId, deceased, represented ins"l-
vent. hereby give notice that said Court hath
ordered that six months be allowed after we
shall have given public notice Of said order by
advertising 10 newspaper printed in I-itch-
field. and by posting copy thereof on the
public signpOst 10 said town. (Which notices
are this day given,) for the creditors to exhi-
bit their claims to said CommissiOners-and
that we shall meet Oh the business Of said ..y-
pointment, at the s..2:::e lately occupied by
Gc:swln Ss Galpfn, in said Lilchfeld, on the
eth day Of October, 1884. and on the 10th
day of February, ! 855, at O'Clock A. M. on
each Of said days.
AsHREL VESSELS,
JASON WHITING, , COmmrs.
SAM'L P. BOLLEs, y
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment TO
EBEN'R w. BoLLEs, Adm'r.
Liech field, Aug. 81. 1884 IL
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BALTIMORE PATRror OFFICE.
l ueSday, | O'Clock, 2. \

u6Sday, O'Clock, L. NJ.
The NWket-The last cargo of Porto Rico
Sugars % hogsheads, averaged So 90; some
prime lots brought 50. Moasses, Cuba, is held
at % cents Porto Rico, % to 81 cents The
Coffee market continues active, and prices IA
to -2 cent better; prime st. Domingo is bring
ing | | cents; other descriptions 10 l-2 10 10 Cd
cents; Rio, no changein prices; the sales ofboth
descriptions have amounted to over 1000 bags
Pepper, Pimento, and Cloves, are very dull; the
latter is selling as low as 10 IL to 20 cents. n
+. Rum in hhds 81, bbs 35c.
FIOUr-There is no stir in the Flour market
The transactions continue to be limited. We
have no particular change in the price to note
since our former reports the price from wagons
we quote at So. Sales from stores, at s. l2 2,
Town sales ola superior article have been made
at a fraction more.
Gr0ia-All operations in Grain langud We
quote Wheat. prime red, 100 1913; strictly
prime, 1913 lO4; fair to good, 95 1o0 white,
100 los; family -four, white 10 ia. Rye,
65 67 cents. Corn, (Maryland productior)
white, 65 sc; yellow, 81 &C cents. Oats, %
33 cents.
Hhiskey-We find no change in the price Of
Whiskey; the wagon price we quote at IS 20
cents; sales from stores at SO cents.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Scpt. %.


Corn E.rchaHge,-The receipts of Flour from
the North were larger, but the demand was so
fair that there was no great accumulation OF
stock, though there was slight decline in price.
The sales on Saturday, of Western were at 50
IS a % for common brands, and 53l 81 for
fancy brands. Troy sold at 5 IL. Ohio, at 5
II 25. Howard street and Georgetown were
sold in considerable quantities for shipment to
South America at 80; common Southern sorts
command about 3 and New York j -.
Rye Flour declinedIo 50 81; Indian Meal Ia
per Dbl. There were large sales of Genesee
Wheat, chiefly at l05 cents bushel. The last
sale of Rye was at ~ cents. Jersey Corn sold
at ~ cents, though for prime Troy IS cts might
be obtained. White Northern is worth IS cts.
100 bushels new Barley sold at 81 cents per
bushel, and there are other parcels alloat still
E,rchaRge.-The price Of bills for the packet
of 10th, was, on London, 7 3-S a prem; and on
Paris 81 80. But little has since been done.
Freights TO Europe are little improved
Business geHer0iiy.-Our review shows that a
good degree of activity prevails in the Grocery
market. In Dry Goods there was good bust
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re-electing Mr., Lucas, as Governor of that State
The accounts through other channels however,
are OF different character. The well inform
ed portion of the Wing party, in this city, were
not disappointed in the Maine election. A SIM
liar result so far as Gen. Jackson is concerned,
may be anticipated in Pennsylvania. OF Van
Burenism, however, scarcely fragment will be
lett remaining. The People understand, that
the issue is now made, Van Buren,, or no Van
Buren,. In the South and in the West his late
adherents are calmly furling up his flag
Out of New York his prospects are forlorn
hope, and even there, it is now generally beiev-
ed, they are but little better. If defeated in
your State, at the approaching election for Gov
ernor he will be abandoned as candidate for
the Presidency, and Col. Richard M. Johnson
substituted. The Spy IN Washington.
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GROUND RENTS AND STOCKS.

YVNflE subscriber offers for sale an Annual
d Ground Rent Of One Hundred and Nine
teen Dollars and Eighty-Fou Gents, secured
upon the frame dwelling and store house on the
south side Of King, between Fairfax and Royal
streets, and now occupied by Augustus Jacobs.
One ditto Of Ninety Dollars and Eleven Cents,
secured upon the house now owned and occu-
pied by Thomas l.. Martin.
One ditto Of Thirty Dollars, well secured up
on a house on Wolfe street.
Nine Shares of Alexandria and Washington
Turnpike Stock.
Six ditto Little River Turnpike do
Ten ditto Marine Insurance do
Besides various other Stocks.
sept 19-eo3t SAM'L. II. JANNEf.
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BOSTON NARKET-SEPT. 20.

F2our-At the present moment we Ind II dll-
ficult to quote with correctness therefore we still
omit our quotations Genesee has changed
hands at So IA 50, cash, for fair brands; . a
600 bbls. Richmond at 5 1-2, cash. Several lots
Of other descriptions, but we are unable to re-
port price or terms; probably of all kinds there
have been about 5000 bbls sold.
Grain--Large sales, we understand; among
them we notice $4,000 bushels Corn, Southern
white, at 69 60 C. yellow % 20 c., and North
ern yellow7l y c; 5000 bushels Northern Oats
3S 10 C; 5000 do Bran % c; 1000 do Shorts y
a 3 C, and small parcels Northern Rye, zoe per
bushel, cash.
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue ola Decree Of The Circuit Superior
Id of Law and Chancery held for the County
of Spottsylvania, at the Court House in Frede
ricksburg, dated 18th June, 1884, will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at Brents-
vile, in the County Of Prince William, on the
18th October next, being Court day, TWO
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES OF
LAND, belonging to the estate of Enoch Renno,
deceased, lying in Prince William County, in
three different Tracts, all adjoining-one of one
hundred and seventy-eight acres, called Gray's;
one Of ninety, and one Of thirteen acres, called
Renno's, late Grants. Fifty acres Of Gray's
tract are estimated to be cleared; all the remain
der of each tract is in woods, and well timber
ed. within four or five miles Of Brentsville.
TERMS: One-half of the purchase money pay
able in six months; the other half payable in
twelve months; the purchaser to give bonds,
with approved security. good and sufficient
title will be made to the land called Grays; but
the subscriber will only make such title to the
land late Grants as is vested in him.
WILLIAM Il. MOORE,
Executor of Enoch Renno, deceased.
aug 20-W6W
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LAND For SALE.

- ! wish to sell my FARM in Fairfax Coun-
lIIty, Virginia, near CentrevilIe, and about
20 miles from the District of Columbia, contain
ing two hundred and seventy-eight and half
acres, upwards of one haifoi when IS IN wood,
and quantity Of rail timber. 1t has on it
an excellent Frame Dwelling, with all necessa
ry uthouses and good Peach and Apple Or
chard Said Farm is well watered in every
part, and has spring Of first rate water very
convenient to the house. Any person wishing
to purchase, will do well to call and view the
premises which will be shown by the subscri-
ber as will give great bargain in it, For
particulars respecting the location, quality,
health, &c. please call on Mr. Bernard Bryan,
in Alexandria, or the subscriber, on the premi-
ses. sept 13-eo3w II. S. MILAN.
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SURGICAL NOTICE


Err. r. ROMAN would respectfully solicit
~ an interview with all who are the subjects
of HERNIA, Cor Rupture) The best Trusses
hitherto in use have only been used with Il view
Of preventing an aggravation of the misfortune.
Dr.. r. proposes, by the application of Stagners
newly invented Truss, TO effect a rddicdt cure
in the space of from two 10 four months. Those
Iaboring under this affection, and having any
doubts of its application, are referred to the
Physicians Of Alexandria and Washington City,
most of whom have examined the merits of the
instrument.
Dr. r. can be found at Newton's Hotel, until
the 30lh instant, during which time calls, either
in person or by letter, will meet with attention.
The following notices Of this Improvement
have appeared in the Washington papers:
cit perhaps due TO Messrs. Maxwell & Ro-
man to say, that they have exhibited to us ties
timonials which leave no doubt on our minds OF
the value of the Improvement advertised by
them in the Truss-an article, we are sorry to
learn, OF much more extensive use and necessity
than we had until lately supposed."-Nat. mt
We invite attention to an advertisement in
this days paper, of Messrs. Maxwell and Ro-
man. The improved Truss. which it is their OBJ
ject to introduce into use, has the recommends
ton of some of the most eminent surgeons III
the United States. "-GioJe.
"Persons in the city afflicted with Hernia, or
Rupture, would do well to call on DR.. Maxwell,
whose advertisement is in our paper of day
The Doctor has the most satisfactory evidence
Of radical cures having been made in an unpre-
cedented short time, by means of newly in
vented Truss. Cases which were considered
impossible to be cured radically, have been cur
ed in a space CT time that surprises both physi-
clan and patient. Some Of the first physicians
ofthe country speak in the most favorable terms
of the Truss used by the Doctor. We are told
that it has not failed in scarcely single in
stance, producing radical cure, where it has
been applied, and carefully persisted in."
sent 2i-6t Telegraph
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S2n0 REWARD.


NSCAPED from Fairfax Jail, on Sunday
IA night last, three Negro Men-GEORGE:
a muatto, SO years old, about feet high: JO-
SHUA a dark muatto, % years old: about
feet 10 or | inches high; has lost finger from
one of his hands: BILL, or BILLY STEEL,
80 or 50 years old, feet 6 or 7 inches high
dark complexion, stout made; cook and gar
dener by profession. Bill was recently pur-
chased from Daniel +. DuIany, of this county
George, VINO is good carpenter. cooper, and
rough shoemaker. we purchased from MIR. John
Dulin. also Of this county: George has white
wife living in Alexandria, where we think he
will make some short stay, and then endeavor
to get to some free State, perhaps accompanied
by his wife. Joshua was purchased from Coi.
VIM Ezey, of Leesburg, Loudoun county.
The above reward of3 hundred dollars for all,
or one hundred dollars will be paid for each or
either of said negroes if taken in any free State
so that we get them again; or twenty dollars
for BiIl. and filly each for George and Joshua,
;ctakrn elsewhere. G.. P. POOL,
JOHN H. POOL.
Farfa.r Court House, Va.
sent off Nat. Intel. At
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

"a | will sell the BRICK STORE HOUSE
Lail and LOT, in possession Of George w. Cor
don, Fairfax Court House, Va. If not sold be-
fore the 1st October next, it will be then rented
for the next ensuing year, and immediate pos
session given.
Also to rent. the TAVERN HOUSE occupied
bv WIN. Lee for tine present year; and several
other Tenements, suitable for mechanics. The
rents shall be moderate, and possession lst Jan
mary next. ROBT. RADCLIFFE,
Ex'r of Rich'd Radcliffe, decd.
aug 2S-eotf
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THEATRE.

L
TTNHE Howard Dramatic Society of AleXan-
IL dria beg leave to inform the public that,
having obtained the assistance ofsevera talent
ed gentlemen of Washington City, they are in
duced to open the Theatre for another perform
ance, the proceeds Of which Gf any are to be
applied for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum
under the direction Of the Sisters of Charity.
They earnestly hope that, in so laudabe a cause
as aiding the Orphan, and having failed in this
object in consequence Of bad weather on for
mer occasion, generous public will not suffer
them again to be disappointed.
On SATURDAY ETENING, eth instant,
Will be represented Morton's celebrated Come
dy, in acts, OF
THE SCHOOL OF REFORM;
Or Hon. 10 RUE Husband.
Between the Play and Farce, an OLiO, con
sistng of Songs and REGULATIONS. Sailors Horn
pipe, in character.
The whole to conclude with the laughabe AT
terpiece, in two acts, of
THE REVIEW; Or, Udgs Of HIndSor
FOR particulars see small bills.
~ Boxes so cents; Gallery 20 Doors open
at half past &, and performance commence at
7 O'Clock.
~ Proper officers are employed to enforce
deCorum, &c.
TIT Tickets tor sale ut all the Lottery Offices,
and at J. b. Hepburn's. sept 25--3t
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
TENIlE subscriber, having been appointed by
T. the Superior Court of Fairfax County, Va,
10 act as Trustee. under deed executed on the
Sd January, 1921, by the late George Mason.
Esq, Of Gunston, will, with the consent OF the
family of Mr.. Mason, offer at public sale, for
cash, at Mr.. Samuel Cats Tavern, West End,
near Alexandria, on Wednesday 22d Oct. next,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, part Of THE SER
WANTS conveyed in said deed consisting Of
FOUR MEN AND ONE WOMAN
RICHARD SMITH, Trustee.
sept 20--dts WIN. ID. MUTT, Auct.