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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-25

PIX.
A tract of Land on Holiness
run, in Fairfax county, containing forty
four acres and an half, with water Grit
Mill, Dwelling Hcufe and other improve
ments thereon; known by the name of
Milford, and formerly occupied By Ro-
bert Allifon, deccaleG, and is diltant from
Alexandria about s miles.
Another piece Of Land in the
vicinity of this town, near the George
Town road, containing five acres and
ten perches.
Alto, the elfate, title and IN
terea OF laid Robert Meaie to the follow
ing lots and ground rents, viz: one Lot
fronting on Pitt Greet, between King and
Cameron freets, lately occupied by Ro-
bert Meafe as garden Lot on Wales's.
Alley, adjoining the Lots in rohedion Of
Michael Thorn and Thomas Crandel
ground rent OF one hundred and "a dolls. per
annum; on Lot on Union 9reet, leaied
10 Thomas Crandell; one other rent of
forty dollars per annum; on Lot on
Wales's Alley leafed TO Michael Thorn.
The fale of the frf mentioned tract of
Land, will commence at II o'clock A.
M. and of the remainder at O'Clock F.
M. Terms of iale are notes with ap-
proved endor(ers, negotiable at the Bank
of Alexandria. payable in three, fix,
and nine months. Deeds TO be executed
to the pureka!ers after the lalt payment.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
Tr1fee.
FsyI 2S. DIFF
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Pn21doI6h Mott

II ESPECT ULL Y acqualnts
u his friends, and the public generally,
be fill contioues TO keep tavernin that no.
ted houfe, corner 0 fixing 4 Royal ftreets,
fign of the SPREAD EAGLE. He re-
turns his thanks TO his friends for their
cueom, and fatters himielf from bis at
tention to merit continuance OF their
favors, as he is determined to ufe every
exertion to pleale.
Nav ,. co
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faw1nl

I viii rent the DWELLING
HOUSE and WAREHOUSE. on Pence
ifreet, the latter of which occupy.
The Warehoufc is very well es!cuias.d
for the wholeisle dry goods behns's' am
the other, we'll calculated for the accom-
mediation of genteel family. oco,1
May 9. sa
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Removal.


The fubfcriber wifhes 70 in
= s'n his friends and The public in general
vat y he has removed from his fore in
.i'nee itrees to the fore in Union freet,
s y occupied BY Jacob Leap, and oppo-
9 Dean and Gardners fore, where be
N'''0res to keep all kinds Ct
Groceries and Fruits,
uual, and has juf received parcel Of
Rss slIent Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raifns,
Essss Hand Apples, 6fft quality Rhode
'u Sheeie and trefh Tamarinds.
A6eI Willis.
s.s 5. The horfe that he lately occu.
,b.. = Prince Street is TO let. For fur
II, Pr, 1.a.: enquire as above or to
=. William Wil6on.
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WHEREAS

BARTIMEUS WHITE has, by his
petition te the Hon. James MARTIAL,
efq. offered to deliver up all his property,
real, perfonal and mixed, to which he is 10
any manner entitled, for the bereht of his
creditors, and has ALTO prayed to be adj
mirted TO the benefit of the infolvent law,
paGed by Congrefs for TIE relief Of infol-
vent debtors within the DiAriet Of Co.
lumbia, the attendance of the creditors Of
the faid Bsrtimels White is requcaed on
the 10Th day of May, inf. at the cons1
houfe in the town Of Alexandria, at ten
o'clock in the morning, a, which tire ard
place the oath, according to law, will DO
administered to the fad petitioner.
By order Of the Hon. James Ma,ihaIl,
G.. DENEALE, Clerk.
May II. esa
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Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Have for SAX,
SO boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
6 pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
trefs's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
i trunk low pric'd Callicoes,
butts French Brandy,
60 boxes Soap ard Candles,
boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
90 kegs Tobacco James riyer)
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons Swedifh Iron,
20 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lifbon and Turks Ifland Salt.
A large quantity of Bran TO be fold We
very cheap, iftsken away foon.
aT They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April 2. d
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

One Tract ofabout 1,1coacres
ofland within fix miles of Alexandria, on which
are good Crit Mill with two pair Of flores
and boiler, the houfc has lately been eDlarg-
ed ard put in complete order; dwelling
houfe with two rooms on the frft and four or
the fscond floor; an. excellent ice.houfe, waih-
houfe and kitchen, all alnloft new and in good
order; a large barn and fable aimoh new
feveral ont houfes for the miller, difiller and
work people. corn houte, fmoke houfe, fpring
houfc, and fowls houfes, and very good gar
den. There are about 25oo fruit trees on the
Land, all of che ehoiceft fruits America can af-
ford, and, we will venture to FAY that there is
not a better collection in Virginia; about lxty
acres of the land are in meadow, and about 100
acres in woods, and nloR of it thiekIy tim.
bered, particularly the bottom land, of which
there are about 400 acres, executive Of the mea-
dow.
One other traee of land about
II miles from Alexandria, and adjoining on the
iourh iide OF 2avenfworth, containing about 40
acre. This land is well fituated for farming
there i:a framed dwelling houfe on it, with two
rooms en- the frtt and two on the fecond floor.
One other Tract about five
miles from Alexandria, near he turnpike road
and the land of Mr.. Charles Lee, occupied by
Mr.. lteudal, continuing 80 acres and moi. of il
in woods. The only improvement on this land
is pretty good log houte.
Lots IN alexandria.
That Lot of Ground on which
the bake houfe and dwelling houfe ftand, at pre-
fent occupied by Mr.. Andrew Janliefoa.
The Lot adjoining the bake
houfc lot, on which the tobacco walehouics
ftand.
A large Lot oppoGte the to-
baeeo wareheuies, on which are two final fran.
A Lot 81 III lit H iif5i1Hf WET WET cor
nor tf Queen and St. Afaph Aree,s, containing
so odd feet on Queen lrect and about 100 feet
OH St. Afaph Greet.
A Lot cnthe ealf hde Of Wafh.
on Warrington Greet 63 feet, and in depth TO
{ inches, running the whole diGance on the
fouth ide and eaif end of the lot.
LGndsln the Wsfern Country.
One Tra6t of 1875 acres, one
Of 1900 acres, and one of 5000 acres in Raj
dolph, formerly HarriCon county, Virginia. equal
in quality to mott of the lands in tina; COMFY.
One tract in Kenhawa, formerly Montgomery
county, on Mud river, containing about 900
acres; this land is about 4omIes below the mouth
of Great Kenhawa, and about miles from the
Ohio river, is amoR all bottom land and equal
~ 4 L.
gable within two miles Of the land.
One I'rad of 400 acres on Co
p,aco creek, which empties into the Great
Kenhawa, iaid 10 be very valuable.
HEPBURN and DUNDAS.
MayII. G3) 2aW6tt
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SPRING GOODS.

R. T. HOOE and Co.
Have received general afortnent OF
Spring Goods, from London, by he ih'p
William and John.
7Bey baUs hkesvys far (ale,
Earthen and Stone Ware IN
crates and pipes in boxes German IL
mems /; cotton in bags porter in caiks ;
Madeira, Lifbon, Calcavello and Port
Wines in pipes and or. caiks, few cafes
of umbrellas and ladies fans.
Marble Slabs for Heartbs, and few
boxes Of Slate for covering houies.
Nav {. 60
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The PAR TNERSHIP or

y = :
HEPBURN 6 DUNDAS
being by mutual content diilolvsd, all
perlons indebted TO them are earnefly re-
quoted to make immediate payment, or
they will be under .heinecenity of bringing
irait againa every delinquent, and all tholc
who may have claims againlt them are
dedred to bring them in that they may
be paid.
VIM. HEPBURN,
John DUNDAS.
Alex. May II. 2aw6wt
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G.. GEIB

W. IElD
MOST RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has
lately received an elegant adortmcnt of
PIANO FORTES,
which he Aatters himlelf cannot BE- furpa1-
ed, if equalled, by any in this town.
And he hopes the terms of fale he IN
tends offering to the public, will induce
thofe ladies and gentlemen to purehsle
who would with to favor him with their
patronage.-N. 3. II. qviN searrant
them far tzvelve months.
For terms apply at Mrs. Wilfon's
boarding hoaie, King ftreet, Alexandria.
MAY 2. d
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H A I S.

have iua received few cafes Of Eng
lin felt Hats, well aaorted, and now for
falc. VIM. HODGoON.
May 6. q
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;3a0Ils usnuae.
On TUESDAY,,

j o, elsoek, su;H Be sold al The V<naaf
Store,
Rusaia hogiheads and barrels.
grsncA B,apay in pipes,
G:G piprs and BIS.
S, ks md APPLE Brandy IN bis.
s1esr ia hnds. tierces and bis.
t.sac i tierces and bags,
o. ase
xA md brown Soap indexes,
sscpls and dip'd Candles
Es:aps 10 kegs, boxes aud jars,
}.gs in ( sg,s ard trails,
@ Warein crsrcs,
FURNITURE, &c.
LIS o.
4 tsrssiY 81 DRY GOODS
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatinss,
kcrisymeses, DpfHls,
Pains and Kerieys,
Negro C0ttons, Serges,
ElaAicks, blue Frlezes,
Czlimancoes and RcGeiss
Yarn Stockings,
Chio,zes and isaiicoes,
lah Linens, Sileha do.
PisssHas,
Olnstetgs and Ticklenburgs,
Melins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
8andanna Handkerchleis,
Six Stockings,
CoIcured Threads, Hats.
Plated CandieRicks,
And fundfy other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
MaYl,.
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aales By auatoa.

On WEDNESDAY,
h 10 o'slsrk, sriH be Jald at tb< Yeaaz.
Stare, tbe es,ner of King and Unisa
ftres.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifkey IN barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caH<s,
Vine in pipes and quatter cafki,
MoiaiIes in. hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in cafks and bags,
Rsifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety OF DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Caiimercs, Calicoes,
kerieys, Threads,
coating,, Chintze,,
Halhhicks, Bedticks,
learnaughs, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottcns, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, 81
Stockings, sc.
THOS. PATTEN, AaRioaeey.
May ID.
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Notice.

N0t2Ce.
All perlons having claims a
gainA the elfatc of Wilziam Tnplett of
Round Hill, deceafed, are reqne&ed TO
bring them forward for adjuamens and
payment and all thofe indebted to the
eaate, are respectfully called upon to make
immediate payment to the Executors-it
being their anxious with to clofe all the
accounts, and iettle with the legatees as
foon as pofible.
CHARLES LITTLE, | Err.
GEO. TRIPLETT, - re-
March 7. d
g Printing IN all ITS "a
yiety executed at this office
NTH neatne{S and dspatch.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Ok Saturday. tie IN inn. at 4 o'eloek,
P. M. svil ps6avey be jsld on The
premyss, at a eveaii ef6, II, and IS,
mcrt5s for 0p3,ovxd uegoeia5k paper.
TWO LOTS Of Ground on.
he commons containing about ~ acres,
pleafantly 6iuated near Hunting Creek,
and we'll calculated for gardens. This
property will be Undivided to fuit pur.
chaiers.
RICHARD VEITCH, I THaess tf
VIM. I. HALL, 5Wa,1isgton I.
JAMES WILSON Wni6ingtsn.
May s. diff.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
-. ~
THE PARTNERSHIP OF
Shapard q Lucke,

MMJAS dissolved on the lst inst. by mu-
wv tual consent. The books and pa.
pers are in the possession of William Sha-
pard, who alone is authorised to settle the
business OF the concern. All persons in
debted to the partnership. are requested to
make payment to him as soon as possible,
and such as have claims against it, will APP
ply to him for payment.--The business
in future viii be conducted by William
Shapard on his own account, as heretofore,
and he hopes by care and attention to pre-
serve continuance of the support here
tofore granted him by his friends and the
public. In addition to his usual assort-
ment, he has lately received, aquantitv of
IRON, MoLAssEs, SHOES, ozNABuRGs and
ROLLS, all ofwhich, with the former, he is
disposed to sell on moderate terms.
Richmond, January 81, 1908. -
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BURR MILL STONE
MANUFACToRY.

THE subscriber takes this mode of returning hi,
thanks to his former patrons, and informing the
public IN general. that he has (by desire OF his
frends) Recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING of BURR MILL-STONES and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma
teriais, and having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, in Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond. hopes to be able TO give satisfaction
to his employers.
The stones he will warrant to be as good as a
ny in the United States.
ANY orders left with Capt. WILLIAM Prw-
NocS, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
Staunton; Efr. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe county,
or MIR. RopgRr MooRE, Petersburg. shall be du-
ly attend and country produce received in
payment, customary prices.
81 APPRENTICES will be taken
to the abov, business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Ian. 10th, 1903. (tf)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER ofPARIS,
in stone or ground, for the Improvement of land,
with directions fer the use thereof.
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MERCHANT MILL,

In Hanover county, on Souihanna river, about
twenty miles from Richmond, in good neigh
bourhood forprocuring wheat; together with from
three hundred and eighty TO four hundred acres of
LAND, more or less. The mill has been for
number of years occupied by Mr.. Micajah Crew.
who will shew the property and give any infor-
nation required. The land is well adapted to
farming. BY onsentof the plaintiff three years
credit win be allowed for one thousand four huns
dred and fcrtythre pounds fourteen shillings ard
seven pence OF the purchase money, with interest
at six per cent. from the time of sale onthe same
being secured by deed OF trust with renqush-
meut Of dover ifrequiged. The balance is 20 be
paid IN cash al the timc Of sale.
FRANCIS WALKER, ,
CARTER BERKELEY, Cop,rs
WILLIAM NELSON, jrS
Feb. 9TH, 1908. (tds)
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Z TAVING resigned the profcssorship
4 L of the Stevensburg Acade my, with a
view to pursue the business of juvenile in
structon on more conspicuous and ex-
tensive theatre, has at length selected the
City Of Richmond, as presenting a pros.
Pcct, in many respects suspicious TO his
success. He has taken acommodious and
airy house on Shocke Hill, in the vicinity
of which, sufficient accommodations for
any number of pupils may be procured.-
The charge for board will be from f SO
TO f IS per annum.-His terms oftuition
will be forty dollars per annun for young
men above fifteen years of age, and thirty
dollars for boys under that age, the
first quarter to be paid in advance; the
subscriber will be in readiness to re-
csiye pupils ON the second Monday in
iary. rhe several branches ofknow-
roposed to be taught are Grammar,
etc, Natural History, Geometry,
al Philosophy, Logic, Ethics, Civil
f1,,ory and Political Economy, with due
attention as the pupils become prepared,
to composition, criticism and general Ii
tsrature. The Latin and Greek Language
es have for some years made no regular
part of the subscribers course ofinstructi-
on; but as some knowledge OF the Latin
language is by many conceived to be in
dispensbly necessary, and as the princi-
pies of Grammar are perhaps best explain
ed and illustrated by comparing the
structure and analogy Of two languages,
the Latin language will be taught.
JAMES OGlLVIE.
January 10.
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TO MISTER BUILDERS.
Il NEW THElTRE

Is designed TO be built on the Lot of Ground on
Shockoe Hill, where the old Theatre formerly
stood, now the property ce Mrs. West. The
funds necessary for the completion thereof is raised
partly BY subscription and partly from the private
funds of the proprietor. Those disposed 70 I'M
dertaise the building, part thereof, are re-
quested to send in their proposals immediately to
Mr. MEsrwErHER jones', who will shew the
plan, and from whom more particular information
may be acquired.
Feb. LIST, 1905.
Nh The subscription for the above building
is still Open 3w
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Notice.
WLLLL41T y NE4RY COLLEGE,

WILLIAM u NGy4RY COLLEGE,,
February 5th, 1908.
Mr.. l.. II. GIRARDIN is appointed, in
this College, Teacher of the Modern Ian
guages, and Lecturer in Geography and
Civil History.
The acknowledged responsibility of
Mr.. Girardih, both on account Of his ex-
tensive literary requirements, and mex-
cepuonable moral character, renders the
opportunity, which is now presented, of
being well instructed in those useful bran
ches of knowledge, of much importance
tothc youth; and it is hoped that many
will avail themselves Of it. The appoint
ment may also be considered as promising
a valuable accession to those sources OF
improvement which the College previous.
ly afforded.
BY order OF the President and Pro-
fessors. (sw1
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THE GENUINE PATENT SCOTCH.
OINTMENT.
(WHICH for pleasantness, safety. exnedit;op

(WHICH for pleasantness, safety, expedit;op.
ease and certainty, is infinitely superior to 4.
ny other medicine for the cure of the
ITCH
Il IS so certain in its operation that it h as ne
yer failed in any one instance whatever of eifeetu
ally curing that dsagreeabc disorder in one n,ht-
by one application only, though applied to
Near a Milton q Persons in Europe and America
1t does not Contain the least particle Of Mer.
curry, (see roe d6faarit) but may be applied with
the greatest safety to the most delicate Iady du.
ring pregnancy, or the tentlerest Infants
1t is necessary that every person in a family,
mouse or school, having caught the infection,
should have box of the ointment, and each be
dressed with it the same night. as the person cur
ed viii DC subject TO take the infection again i'm.
mediatey. One box is a cure fer a grown person.
and divided cures two children
AFFIDAVIT.
! JAMES CHURCH, late resident ut the D;sr,.n-
sary City Roads near Finsbury Square, Apothc.
cary and Man Midwife, maketh oath befor. me
that the Medicine, invented and prepared by him.
called the :" ScoTcu OINrMEN.r. for rho cn-,.
of the lrcH in four hours" does nor cor.,in an.
east particle OF Mercury, or any ot!er pe,,;.;o,,
ingredient whatever-but IS perfe6lly safe for
on the most delicate person "'S
JAMES CHURCH
Sworn at the Mansion House.
London on this 10Th day of A.
pri, 1927, before me,
BROOK WATSON, Mayor
Prepared only at Church's Dispens,rv TO-
Front street, New-Yorl;. and Sold by ,nnoir.,r
at S. Peasants' Printing Office and hoo;,.,e.n
and take notice, at no other place in Richmond
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NOTICE.
IN 7Ha cAsE or Jy4|IES T,HOMP SON
4 NKRUPT.

IN TIN CASE OF J.41IES IYTOMPS SON.
4 BAN KRUPT.
NM HEREAS commission of Bank
Wv ruptcy founded upon the act of the
Congressof the UnitedStates passed onthe
18th day OF April, 1900, entitled An act
to establish an uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States"
hath been awarded and issued against
James Thompson, merchant of the city of
Richmond, and district of Virginia, and he
having been declared bankrupt, is hereby
required to surrender himself to the Com
IHissioners in the said commission named,
or major part ofthcin, on Friday the 28th
Of this present month, january on
lay the 5th day Of February, and on
The 9Th day of March next, at 10
&c forenoon CT each day at the
ers' Office in the city Of Rich
in the house lately occupied
Pollard, Esquire, ON the cross
lg 10 the bason, and then and
y-sa full disclosure and discovery
estate aad effects; when and where
che Creditors OF the said bankrupt are to
come prepared to prove their debts, and at
the second sitting TO choose an assignee
or asSignees OF his estate and cffeGts, and
at the last sitting, the sad bankrupt is re-
CURED to finish his examination, and the
creditors are to assent to or descent from
the allowance of his certificate. All per.
sons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that
have any of his effects in their hands, are
not to pay or deliver the same but to whom
the Commissioners shall appoint.
ROBERT BROOKE,
Secretary 70 the Commissioners.
Commissioners Office, Rich-2
mond, Jan. Is, 1908.
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N o z,
A b A N X II u p L.


TKTHEREAS commission of Bank
Wv ruptcy, foundedupon the aet of the
Congress of the United States, passed on
the 4th day of April, 1900, entitled 'san
aetto establish an uniform system of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States" hath
been awarded and issued against Thomas
L. Peasants, late Of The county of Louisa,
and district ofVirgnia, andhe having been
declared a Bankrupt, is hereby required to
surrender himselfto The commissioners in
the said commission named, CT ma
jor part ofthem, on Friday the 4th, and
ON Thursday the 18th days OF February
next, and on Friday the 18th day of March,
ensuing, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
each day, at the Commissioners Office, in
the city of Richmond, held in the house
lately occupied by Robert Pollard, Esq.
OH the cross street leading to the bason,
and then and there make full disclosure
and discovery OF his estate and effects :;
when and where the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, are to come prepared to prove
their debts, and at the second 10 choose
an assignee or assignecs OF his estate aud
effects, and at the iastsitting the said Bank
rupt is required to finish his examination,
and the creditors are TO assent to, or dis
cent from the allowance Of his certihcatc.
All persons indebted to the said Bankrupt,
or That have any of his effects in their
hands, arenot to pay the same but to whom
the Commissioner shall appoint.
ROBERT BROOKE,
Secretary 70 he Commissioner.
Commissioners Office, Rich }
mond, Jan. 9Th, 1908.