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sseat o. CaGeru.nent.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, December 10.
Debate on Mr.. B;@7ueLPs re6lgiion -reAaf;7,s 70
Mr.. F6TON.

In committee ofthe whole
Mr.. GREGG in the chair.
The chairman read the r~efolu.ion AZ follows I.
RG0fved by the Senate and Houf- Of Reore.
ienfatives of the United States in Congrefg af-
tembied, That the Prefident of the II. States
pc requetted to prefsnt A fword, in the name Of
CCn.Greis, to William Eaton, Efquire, as a tcf-
t'mpIty of the high fenfe entertained of his gal
lantry am good conduct in leading a fnsll band
or our cour-ymeD and Others through the de-
iert of Lytia On ~ expedition >sainn Tripoli,
IN conjunction with thc ex-BanIaw &C that re-
geneyj defeating the Tripolitan army at Dcyne,
with the aHttance of a fma,l part Of the naval
force OF the United States, snd contributing
thereby to 4 fnccefsful termination of the war.
and The reftoratioD of our captive fellow citizens
70 liberty and their country.
Mr.. BfDwELL moved to amend the rsfolu,;.
on by triking out the word /" fword,p and hv
Iniertihe IN lieu thereof the words " 4 medal yf
gold with proper DEVICES"
Mr. J. Clay wifhed the gentleman from Maj.
lachnictts would let the word fwsrd Gaod in
the retoiution. II was only on extraordinary
.o~cGahnos, he believed, thar a medal was award
ed. He WIS very willing to vote for preCenting
= tword on this occatio1. But If a medal vvss
i16fed upon, he hsuld be compelled 70 vote
.aga;nh the refcluiion.
Mr.. Elliot rsqucacd that tlie ferolr,ioo p,f.
ED at the lat felton,, ~ss!atiye to commodore
pr"bk, AID she officers and marines under his
comnaod, might be read.
The ref}'1tioa was accordingly read, which
ordered a msdll to be truck, ard a fyord ia be
given to each Of she officers.
Mr.. Elliot fsid that the objection Of thc zen.
te'nan from Psnntylvania. (Mr. J. Claw to the
amendment offered by the gentleman from Maj
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JOHNSON e. REAT,
epsnr
YnT4LL1ss. SlL1ss.Sn1as 81 CIR

JhFsLkESs, SILYsR-SMI4Rs u GrLpzrs,
a few doors above the Bell Tavern, Richmond
- ETURN the public in general their thanks, for
~ the liberal encouragement they have received,
and with confidence Of giving general Abstraction,
they hore for a continuance of it.
They have nov on hand, a handfome aforrmeu,
of work, ~coniiNiug of the following ARTICLES, viz -
Table, Deiert and Tea Spoons; Soup, To-day, Saues
aui Maf:ard Ladies; Salt Shov-b; Sugar Tong,
Tooth and Ear Picks; Pencil Cafes; Pincuhion
Chains and Rearns; Soifar Chains Silver Thin
bies; ToTtoiie Shell and Pearl-hsrdicd Penkpivcs.
Miniatures drawn and let upo, the Ghor,ei notice
Mourning and Fancy Lockers Rings ditto; Brace.
lets otto; Rrealt Pins OF various Sizes and 6lapes.
mourning and fancy; Cold, Silver, Pearl and Conk
Sleeve Buttons; Gold and Hair Watch Chains gold
Seals and keyso of different fees and fha2cs; an ele.
gans afiortn'ent of fahiorable 1'ortoifc Shell Combs.
ornamented, of various fzes and t,apes, iut from
Philadelphia; Eer-Rings Of the moi fashionable forms
and ilzes; Cold and Gold Mounted lett Necklaces +;
Ladies and Gentle mems Morocco Pocket Books :
Gentlenien's Psile Knee Duckles-& many other ar
t'clss too tedious to enumetate-all of which they Of
ter tn the Hott reafona5ls terms.
Psrfons wihing to purchaf. by the quantity, will
ne allowed a re1fonabIe credit by giving approved
fecurity in the city. Orders will he 1riaIy attended
to, and difcharged with difpstch, bv the rubrerib,rs.
JOHNSON u REAT.
N. B. Tho highsG price given for Old Gold and
Oliver Nov. 10. tptf
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ELLIS & ALLAN

Ra0s jya ,csaivti Ey tie Sbips P,ofe7ygf asd Gto,y,
from liverpool, and S4BoA from London,
A SUITABLE anda well fsIeaed affortment oil
u FALL GOoDS.-Anionya which are
Du.fel and Point Blankets
Ro,e Blankets from 81 to Il-4
Mapped Cottons
kerieys white and eoloured
Plains DO. do.
Yarn and Plaid Eofe
Nails from Sd to sod
Cro@n window siais 10 by 8. II BY 9 and ~ by 10
Putty and Glue
Boiled Linfeed OIL in Jars
Eagiifh White Lead ground in oil
Ochre
--Spaniih Brown ?
-Vsrdigreate in pots
Bellows, Anvils, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Salt.
London ~Superfins Cloths and CaAlmcres, Jingle and
doutle Mild
Patent Woullen Cords
Velvets, Hunters AMI Contribution Cords, Corduroy,
and Thickfetts -
Ladies London Kid and Morocco Shoes and Boots
Silk, Cotton and Worried t!oGe
--Silk Bath lntep do.
Angola Hofe, very Ene
Gentiemen's Silk, Cotton, and Worked Hofe
--Ansolas aud Lambs Wool
---LambS Wool Half HoI.
Real Italian Sareenets plain and checked
Mullins
Plain and Tanibourcd Jacone, Mullins
Colorado, Piquet, * Laced Colorado & Cambria do.
Coioured Canbrics and Calicoes
Elegant Silk Shawls, do. Cambria do.
isruilsls ard KidderRaintters Carpets and Carpctting
Gentlernen'sR Real Beaver, Fashionable Hats
---Patent 10.
Ladies Trimmed do.
Rich Black MoleE;n
Rich figured do.
Guns and Pilols
Elegant FowEng Pieces
Srine Irvine
i6-s and lo-4 Diaper and Damafk do.
81, le-4, lo-ls Dan,aik and Diaper Table Cloths
lriih Linens and Sd Iriih Sh.eting.
Which Will be fold on moderate terms.
October o5. If.
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ut a court beLd for King s. Queen eonnty, at tie
eeart-boyf Oh Monday fbe Oh of SEPT. 1905.
avfoN AN iNJuNcrIoN In cHANcERY.
Richard Brooke, Plaintiff.
Ayaiuf
Wallace Johnfon & Muire s. Robt. Price, Dts.
'HIs day came the plaintiff by his council,
i and the defendants, Wallace Johnfon and Muire
not having entered their appearance aud given fe-
eurity according to the ata of ai1embiy, in fuch cafe
made and provided, and the rules Of this court, and
it appearing to the farisfaaion of the court that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth. On the
motion Of the plaintiffby his council: 1t ii ordered,
that the faid defendants do appear here on the fecond
Monday in November next, and aniwer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that a copy OF this order be forthwith
inherited in fome public newspaper ~publiihed in the
city of Richmond for two months fuccefively, and
pofed a, the front door OF this court-heufe.
A Copy, Tete, RoBT. POLLARD, C. G.
October II. (F 2m.)
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TO NoN.RESIDENTS OF KENTUCKY.

rENEE SUBSCRIBER living in the neighborhood
i OF Frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken to
pay the taxes III a number OF gentlemen reGding in
Virginia and ellie where, on their lands in this Gate,
and finding that the reniisting Of money to him for
that purpoic is attended with great difficulties, rik
and trouble, Propoies it to thofe gentlemen and any
Others who may find it an accommodation to them,
the following plan, to wit That they fhall depoEt
their money IN either OF the banks Of Richmond, Alex
sndria, George Town or Baltimore, on or before the
frt day Of Msy annually, and authorize fome perfon
u ti,nie isveral banks TO adsiie him by pof of rhe a.
mount, and to whole credit it Ghall be applied, and
Empower him to draw for the fame, payable on light.
The lands of non reiiderts are advertised about the
frt OF Jdiy, which is an expence Of tweiit y-tive cents
OH zach tract. The fubfcriber's draft viii command
sh. cafh in this rate, and as foon as his bills are ho-
Hoorei at any of the aforementioned banks, he viii
advance the money in Kensuoky, d~edueting ieven and
a half per cent eomuni1iun for his trouble, in attend
iry to and executing the buinsis. He will inclcle
duplicate receipts to thole banks in which the money
is ~depofited, or TO the proDrie,ors of the lands, keep
ing the original in his own poiieiiion, to correct any
errors which may occur IN the auditors office of Ken
tur!.y. To tiofe gentiem.p who may with to pay
ti,cir taxes in this WY, aud who have nor a ~perfonal
acquaintance with the fubicriber, he begs leave to re-
fer the!n to tMe Hon. John breckenridge, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, Figures, now in consrefs at the
city Of Wahiugtou, OF to Gen. John Prefion Of Mont
gonery county, and Col. James Breckenridge of Bot
tetoarr county, Virginia, as to the confidence which
may be repofed in him.
NATHANIEL HART.
N. B. The poGsge on all ~letters directed to ne
On the abe We buiinsls mua be Paid.
December 10. (eFslEfay.
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LoMEa Connty Court, O5o5rr l4fb, 1905.
JoIhaa Morris, Ploinsif. !
Againf
Ruth Nust, & Stephen Per- % 1@fH"eioH'
kins, Defendants.
ME defendant Ruth Nut, not having entered
l. his appearance, and given fsesrity according to
law, and the rules OF this court and it appearing to
the fatisfaaion of the court, that he is not an inhabi-
tant Of this Rate. Therefore, Oh the motion of the
Piaiatif by his attorney 1t is ordered and deereed by
the court, that ne appear here on the fecond Mon
day in January next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill;
and that a copy of this order be forthwith Inherited in
lone OF the newspapers, printed in the city of Rich
n'and' Tor eight weeks fucceflively, and publiihed at
the iFout door OF this court houfe on fomie court dar.
A Copy. Teae,
JOHN PoiNDEXTER, c. L.c.
November Is. (F2n.A
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FRIDAY, December IA.

The Speaker laid before the Hmife a letter
from the Secretary OF the navy on the petition
of Cornelius Brookes, referred to him, advifng
the Houfe that no documents exiit in the navy
department relative to his claim.
Whereupol, on the motion of Mr.. +. C,
Smith,
ReJ0ize1, That the petition OF Cornelius
Brookes ought not TO be granted.
The Speaker alto laid before the Honfs a let.
ter from the Secretary of the t~reafnry, t~ranfinit,
ting a report and Ultimate of appropriations re-
quired for the enfuing year. together with a
fateneut Of the receipts and expenditure Of
The United States for the year preceding Gao-
Der 1, 1905.
Referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
Mr.. J. c. Smith, from me Committee cf
Claims. made a report adverfe to the petition If
Richard c. Beaie.
Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Jones prefcnted a petition from the iuE
tees oi the peace in King George County Vir-
ginia, rs0refenting that they have no tandard
weights, that they experience great inconveni-
ence from the want of them, and rrlying Com
ecefs to I~egildts generally on the fubjca of
weights and meafurGs.
Referred to a fcleA Com 71ittee.
Mr.. Thomas, from tie COZ miftee appointed
on the report Of the coDmimoners under the
aa fer the relief of the Refugees from the Britih
provinces Of Canada and Nova, Scotia, veportei
4 bill supplementary TO the stt certified IN act
regulating the grants Of land appropriated 70
the refugees from the Britih provirceso f Canss
dS and Nova-SCotia, which was referred to a
committee of the whcle on Monday.
This bill appropriates fpecihc quantities. II
land TO certain individuals named therein.
Mr.. Crowninlhisid, from the Committee of
Commerce and Manufactures, to whom was
+, yeherday teferred the petition relative 20 a
7S0tl at Norfolk, reported q bill for the relief
OF 1'|seoderick Arnfead, which was referredto
4 comJo.ttee of the whole to-day.
' TIE biz authorifes the collector at Norfolk
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EoCioR Ill 7riN eben Biz Seminar, In
~ Riebs1er3' on hs Fiyf day Of January, 1906
H"eoSJe IF Ea~afion 4o;H commence rve1y ,ro,,iyr
Z Sana1y'r eseeffeD, at 9 o'elOrk, and continue iii oae !;
astj''m ~ 5oe9ortin tie afernooa. TIFF are he
ps"rL ~appst"ffS /or pa6h. fsifOn, poJieb ssiN fsneye6eza
ff JsnS5,ans b'ese6e' Of fear@ing, zig: Latin, Gre.4,
HTgAS Syatsx, Rhetoric, R0Iinenh of Tafe, coDssoG-
fi:A', Aritls.tfi, Bosi Keping, Geography, Civil and
ISatu,ai E5Esry, Hrzfbrn MIytSaisgy, Morality, and
bSe braTsssi eF Naberates 4ybieb are msf a~ssieabie
to real ys milf. Ayo PIiAohgy, Lseie, $m. ea,is of
AHtfapey"s, PraSitsi PBilo6p5y 4ebieb eombyebssS,
Political E:snony, St: TREE braseLe, of LEARNING
.joAh Dc fossbt Iyaennhfaly TO thf ryaesiye esEs.
1De eaa,etJor big Ha5fe fuitian 4piNb. Is dollars be,
ga1'ir; 6:fas fac dRnrs entrance s7Orey for eseS lebo-
lar, 7s60 ~yf b ea.4yedOr or S1Es-e t. I'M Gay of SAM
cry nt*t' as duyirg tie eAhuirg eoa1c Of Rudy, .vJieb 1piy
I%f J". Iuerai monf6', ss EboLr 4piU Be- aAui.tes ir,O
fhi wdifufi0n, On 0ee01"t off9- I~vif15L. arraaye.,erss,
T'"r1 m. III. II 70 ee5Srm preeEIy to re aA1af npu-
Ger g DR. safb, not only III sas4$iit d son,te
7a4.ber S %5ai1g fcasbfrs, BIT aS in aGgniay 70 each
aaf a e',r7afivt e01ye Of Fasr-uo6tb mis5t become
~a5arti0e BY admitting arsu members in 6e intern ea;at,
ess.f Of his infrueIons.
Tie foH'cUieg bra,eSts efAaraing rvY be fa.gJs ouly
at tarhieeAo~ &sFre, ana as fSef boati ,obib ar. NOT in
ef1Ht1 1SSgt. an extra charge qtiH Be naA f- heB
priVqte tuition.
For TIE Lsl7wes on Nrtura! P5ihsSoBv and Cb.o;c
''' 70it6 espt'iueat' and TIE NE IF IL S5hs@alie9l at-
P@Fa'H1' ~ H'HHFf per qnarfer, ea;b E6oizr.
II" tN'a1iGgh the French language, 10 adA,. per gsartsy.
HN'"n is d.
SbanB I6 N.
oHlf ebAaynH IF Sa'ents y96Hsg in PiebmsnI, rvWh
aa"'i"| ar Day Sfs0hys : all oEeyf, -,bef barsrfs re-
Ft at any dyia"eE, mgq Hve in tx ~SriAsisys Of bis inai-
:ulior. 1917;
Iii eaagt for Rsara&sg, Lo4sag, Candle and Fire,
ff"fjee'J jar fufsq not irsilAaJ, 4vNk 9sNays be,
7+<''er' 10 BE- @aisi" afyaafe, az erfona,y ia all isai,r-
a9ai 9 tsif aaars. Essb 6os,Ar nyg E,n;@ bi3ufhf
sOitb bis ovvn bed.
6af any Sc5Nnp T0ifboat entering bis iaat4tios ic The
9Tahty ga rgaAr EaAtnt, may at any time 6s ee-wiaed
f'J'm a Ayf il NE frioat f%uiffos, fer tie psrese of
Earning ay fs,tieas, Lraaeb IF Eicnss or LsnruaSe, in
zg1''o the eLF @aHb be Ct Private boD,s engaged; Pre-
Oasd' ne r9Sraios fees be Paid ii, aSvayer.
~ DR.. HsAeri plan ofsaveofiou and Afisgs, r. k6
for tie 'sniet7i0a ofbe ,gpeeivs b4yfs,s and gna,dfan.,
tOiD he Ehs,, IF TIE Enquirer.
RebmenA, On. 20. T;yS,r
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TUITION.
NUM- a Cyl

"ENGFlELD Academy lin the forks of Hano-
w vcr) tiil be opened the fccoud Monday in
January next. In this Seminary youth will be taught
the Greek and Latin languages. Englih Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geometry, Geography and the ufe Of the
Globes.
There will be two feHions in the year, the one to
continue from the commencement to the l9 of June,
the Other from the lit OF July to the 10th Of Deeem-
Der.
The price Of board, tuition and wafhing for each
boy under fifteen years of age, will be twenty-eight
pounds. and for every other thirty pounds to be paid
quarterly IN advance.
The tuition and lodging houfe win be put in good
ordee for the reception of twenty pupils, and trn or
twelve may be accommodated with bedding u. forty
hillings each.
The grea,ef attention win be paid to the health,
morals, and literary aud feienti6c improvement Of
Lne boys.
PETER NELSON. and
WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.
December IA. Saw
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WILLIAM HART,
WILLIAM HART

BEES leave TO return his iincere thanks to the nu-
r:icton. friends OF The late firm of HART & SoUTm-
GAVE, AND to Inform t!sem that he continues the bn-
t.reis at the fame itsnd oppoIite the Scaie-IIouie, q,
TIE head OF the BsGos where he hopes, by at
teat'on TO their accommodation, to experience . con-
tinuance of their favors.
He will keep conaant and general fupply Of Gro
eeries, Liquors, anl the various articles of foreign
ard doneitic produce ufually fold in grocery Gores in
thiS city, which viii be offered 1T the moi ~reafoaa-
BE prices.
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II NGY TdVERN.

y EUBEN BURNLEY rerpetfaiiy inform. the
N public, that he has opened a Houie of Enter
tainn'ens IN that connections new building wet of
the Court-houie. Attached to the pren.ifes is a new
Rome iszi'ie inferior TO none in the fate and that he
is IN every @ref3etf, well provided for the accommo-
dation of genteel company.
N. e.. Very liberal wages will b. given for a good
Cook male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov. 2s. epsm
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EDUcATYON.


CHANI.tS
RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends, and others
who may be intereGed in the event, that on Nfcnday
ths I'd OF December next, he amends to open a
scHOOL, in Mr.. Overton's large brick houTe, on
the Crois freet leading from the head Of the Baton
70 Main-tree,, for the purpofe Of innristfhg j limit
ed number OF Pupils III Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Eng!lhI Grammar, and Boos-Keeping, according to
the moi approved methods now in ufe.
He alto Purpoies TO teach Plalnody and every other
fpscies OF Vo@l Maiic. Reading, Writing, Arith-
nl=tic, &c. Sec. will he taught from nine till twelve,
AID from t"o till Eve every day in each week, ex-
c@ptirg Saturday and Sunday and Vocal Muiic from
tx till mne every Tusfiay Evening, fer the convent
ence of gentlemen and from nine tnl twelve every
Saturday morning, for the accommodation Of children
Of both fexes
November 10. (law4wN
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FOR SALE.

By bfG5f,ibrr mkt deo, a5o1e Be Bel Tavern.
' TWENTY hogfheads ra,ailing MoIaHes, 20 pun.
u cheons Northern Rum, 80 boxes Raifons. %
oarrels tanners Oil, 10 ar. caacs sherry W:nc. 10
90. do. Malaga do. 1ooowt. Soal Leather, 100 piece.
brown and so do. white Platillas an invoice Of
SHs Velvet Waiftcost Patterns, a few pieces Of lin.
en-. Patent Shot, Candies, 9, 9, 4, s to 10 CUT. nails.
biiiterd Steel, Pepper, Shoes, Cotton Cards, IF,
%"n POWDER, Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead, haf pint Tum.
bler', Caging Rods, writing and Wrapping Psrrr.
HENRY HoVEY.
Demher II. @,
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Richmond, llfb NoV. 1905.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

~ MAT the partperfhip between WILLIAM HART
4 and CHARLgs SourBcArE OF this city, Gro
GERS and Co:nntiiiion Merchants, was diTolved by
mutual content on the day above WHITEHALL
debts due 20 the concern are TO be paid TO Wan. Hart,
at fhs aore oppo1te the Seale-HouGe, or 10 Charles
aerthgire, at the houfe adjoining in the Crofs 1reet.
An early Retirement is re9ueitsG, as very little indul-
gence can BIZ given.
WILLIAM HART,
OIrTH
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TO BE RENTED.

MY HOUSE cad LOT, upon Sb,et.e- Hill, in an
1V1 airy pit|anf ffustion.-Fsr ferm,. apply to Mr..
Samsd MCrs1v. srto is .fIby a~fberjEiSy me, TO treat
for tbefam<. orh fbs EsysriS-r. Portion may be ia
redastriy bad. WILLIAM MANN.
Asgyf 80. (FH
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HoUSTON's newly invented PATENT ME.
~ TALLtC HONE, may he had az Mr.. Geo
Greenho~'s fore, oppofte The Eagle Tavern. The
usd'ty Of this machine for fetting Razors aud other
intrumcnts which require a fine edge, renders il an
Object worthy the attention Of every individual who
may have occafon for its ute.
December IL. n
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McCABE e. WALKER.
WATcH u CLOcK MAKFRs

IL bs s1aty boyt ebpoGe MsGyA Cee,6hs' Store
RiL6oad.
HFFEP ;heir fcrviccs 20 the public. From fria
~ attention ~ al commands appertaining to tEeir
bnao@l., ard the 3sins THAI viii be beloved in
the e~>a,o..on % tbsh work, they have full eoGhdeaee
to hore lor . coofhtusnce Of the Evours they mag re-
eeive. Great case will be taken in repairing all iirkf
of vasehes and cissks.
December 3. 0E
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HATS, SHOES. sSc-

TIME fubfcriber has received a .ood ,G,r.us,.
a OF Hats, Shoes and hats.rs trimmine,.
id COTTON Shifting and Irin. Linens, Stevencons
Bleach by tie piece. For fale by u. T. BURR.
Second door above the Rar.e Tavern.
November 90. (o,yca.,
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FOR HfRR, TIE en5pihg Icar:
\ BLACKSMITH, perhaps ioferior to Rome in
\ Virginia. He has been brought up to execute
the iron work Of the carriage making bufinefs. En-.
quire OF WIN. 3 PAGE, Shockoe Hill.
December II. epGt
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n o T I G E.

j : =
At a meeting of tn. PteGdrnt ana Directors
N OF the Little River Turnpike Company,
al the houfe of John GadAby, IN the sswn OF
AIexandria, Deesmber the 4th. 1906
Ordsytd, That tie Stockholders III the Little
River Turnpike Company de, and they are
hereby required TO pay TO the Tfeafurcr Of iaid
Company ten dollars 90 sash lhare BY thsp re.
,ely fubisribed, on the ars asy Of Feafu-
aty. Iecs-ana the further fun Of tea dollars
on each of their harss, on the E,a day of May
and the fuirthcr fun 81 ten dollars on each OF
.hsir flares, on the arR day of July-snd the
further fun Of ten dollars on each Of their hares,
"a the arf day of Scptember--and the tHfshef
fum Of ten dollars Oh each Of ,hcir flares, on the
6rR dap Of Nsycnser nsxt sninipg the cate
hereof.
Jonah Thomplen, 1rfs(ssrsr: !,
| December IL. ssiAfsD
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Vol. VT
g9abIn SALE.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
"a a,eloek, will Be fold at the Vsnduc Store,
r u M
4, s,.as. and bis. Frsach Brandy in pipes,
Gin IN pipes aud bis.
EWbilkey and Apple Bandy in BIS.
supar in bids. tiestes and bis.
s ss;s: .:s s.s., s., ,, 40 '.A...s
|ndOuld ADD dipt Candles j
Epaieps ia kegs, boxes and jars,
Vigs ia kegs AID trails,
4 ,lo,en,s Ware 10 crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.---lALso,
la Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coasings, Kerieneres,
pafa,. Plains, Ksrfsys, Negro Gstsons'
S.res,, ElaRicks. blue Eriezss,
&c.Iimsncoss, RuHels, Yara Stockings,
S cbintzes and CalGcosss
Fyrifh Linens, Silc6a do.
ossaburgs and Ticklenbufgs,
Muslin and Muslin handkerchief,
sYndia Masiias and Table Clothes,
oandanss Handkerchief,
Coloar'd Threads, Hats and sandfy o5aef
fticlss.
pail,S G. Marasllsr.
Nav. IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-23

{'js5 E, WINES.
MALAGA, and
Tensnife
30 cafes St. EGaph Medoc Glaret,
butt old 4th proof Ifjih Whitley,
700 cafes Wet Sehiedam Gin.
A few hogIheads of choice MolaGes,
TenneGes and Georgia Cotton.
Ganpowdcr, TEAS
l 1,hPeiia'' Very carefully felea.d
1lyioh' :, from tie belt eafgoss Tor
Sonchong, ia
Hyfon. kin, and
TBohea
!, Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley. Rice,
S,asch, Big blue, Soap, Muaard, RsPpee and
Scotch Snuff. =
I. SPICES Pincnto, Pepper, Gloves, Gaia,
Natmegs aud Mace.
4 Ginger, race and ground.
Fiosant. and Orleans Indigo, Nader, Cop
psras, Alum, and Brimfenc.
Patent Shot, aaorted, from BIB to Ne. 9.
Bar Lead, Hunter's Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap
ping Paper, Dsmijahns, Refined Salt Peue,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Britiih Gunpowders of various quail
tiles from Flo treble battle.
0fobsr r8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-23
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, 1906.
JAMES BACON,

~ IL & r ~.
II Bis GRocERY STORE, on King yqrset, bas, "a,
addition 10 Bis former .faft, added
A freh Supply of Genuine Articles IA
the Grocery Line;
Which mikes his aaortment complete.
He ns50 e9sys ia, laie, on bisg/ual lsEe ttrzzs,
Mufeoyado Sugars, OF various qua
lisiss,
8 Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowdcr,
Imperial, .,
Hyfon, particularly ieieetea
Eye, ,ass 49, 'Is'.' ID family s's'
Souchops
Bsh Green Coffee.
Chocolate. Of hyperion qaalisy.
Madeira, s
Blielios,
Sherry,
L,ibon, N 4 ~ e o.
Tenerfe,
Malaga, and
Genuine Old Port
Cagnae and Bosrdeaax Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, tor family ute,
Antigua, 81. Croiz, St. ssneensS, aHu iss"-
England Rum,
Holland Sir,
Irih aad country Whi&ey.
MolaHss, Wine, and Cider Vinegif,
Stoughton's Bitters.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, caaia, Pinento,
Cayenne and Black Pepper, Race and Ground
Ginger, Baker Salt fox table ute, Pcart Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig. blue, Soap, Mould, Dip' and
Spermaseti Candies, Refined Salt .Petre, Fiofans
Indgo, Alum, Copprrss, Maader, Bfinaone,
Spinning Cotton, Parent Shot, all fizes, BET
Englih and county-made Ganpewdsf, Segafs,
and Smoking Tobacco, very beG Chewing To-
bacce.
Hamilton and Leiper's Snuff, Hunters Pipes
in boxes.
London Mufard, warranted of hyperion qna-
ity, Dixon's bee ditto, Wrsppng- Paper. De.
nijohn's, &c. &c. with generally every article
IA hs line--tbe whole of which have been lelees.
ID with care aud will be difpolsd OF on the very
owea terms.
December I6.