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PTRGLNIA.

AT aluperior court of Chancery, holden in Richmond
the esd day of March, 1906.
Between
James Anderfon and Philip Thurman,1
merchants & partners under the firm Plaintiff,
OF lames Anderlon and sompany.
Bernard Markham & Francis Ofborne7
executor OF George Markham de- { defendants
ceafed.
HE defendent Bernard Markham. nor bav;,,c- on
tered his appearance, and given fecuriry Accord
ing to the Act of AiIembly, and the rules of this
court ana appearing to the fatscion of the court,
motion OF the plaintiffs by their council it is ordered
tna' the iaid defendant do appear here on the 22d
Gay OF the next term, and anfwer the bill of he plain
ms and that copy of this order be forthwith r
ca IN Tome Newspaper Publfhed in the city of Rich
olu lot TWO months iucceliivey, and ported at the
front door OF the Capitol IN the faid city.
Copy, TeGe,
March 20. (etu. n.y. $500 = e
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

ON Moaduy TIE 9th day of lHav, IL. FIR.
= FIELD JOCKE1- CLUB Cur reW IL RI.
J'' free for all ages-bc bo TO be 5oaa at tie 9yo8er-
~ Of aTea5e'p-2jfinee, taco mile b.ass.
TIE day foLfogoiag, tie COCKER GLUE PURSE
JJ0ar bnndred dollars, fouy mile beof,.
I'm L6e biyd day. the PURSE OF THE PPOPPE-
h1oR OF THE COURSE, IF tzvo buudred dsllars,
three mile beofJ.
On TbnrGey, SWEEP STAKR 70, Cali, ors
yf7'' oAh for a pipe ofb5R l1adiyo H>iae yn,gs-
f7"o n'Ie beat' -Four Colts entered and fBe E5,is
hon e!ofa. J.I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26

a few copies of the following BOOKS, Jun received
and Tor iaIe at the OFFICE Of ID. ENqvlRxk
Johniou's Dictionary, with Walkers pronunciation
Life of Sir William Jones'
Medical Theies.
Wettenhalls Greek Grammar translated
Cobbetts French Grammar.
Stephens Hitory of the wars of the French Revo-
luton.
Burke's Works, Superb Edition.
Horace Dolphin.
Virgil Do.
C1iar Do &c. &c.
ALTO, fmall aIortment of STATIONARY.
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tich policy; it is the only policy too, which
they can pnriue; and it is policy, which may
be productive of confederate benefit 70 them,
II the republican party will permit them 20 pur-
SO long rs the federal party bore any conf
cerable ratio to the republican party. the meln-
oers OF that party were united hy Gtnfe of mu-
tna danger. Every man was willing to facrhcc
ZONE part OF bis own intereh, or ioTe irall
ffsade of opinion to The good of the whole. D,,.
IT was prediScd, that the downfall of the fede-
raj party would be followed by the diviiion of
the republicans. Contendins fees who unite
tor the fear of a common enemy, have been oh
ferved to ieparate from each other when the e.
neny is defeated, and the fame deftiny was
predicted to befal the members of the republic.
can party.
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ESME SMOCK, 7vJoi l. rozy sro.ri.,,r or,t. -.
"'r8s gentlemen 95e TuE that TIE nsoasy 10 :, y,, r.,
on FaS6 day, -UH be pll ed in tie band af tie Tpjr.,-
ne Is 7vH9g 10 'eat tie Dining Eou amt ne B,otb, :,
nt fa Peyos5 7oW be baeed at he q,tl 10 ,-.);-,.
IoH e gIaaL-He 7oW al6 favaie n.b,es and Eaer
jar race 5sylfs gratis; and board ,qants al 25 Dr. ,
March %. (eptR)
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RICHARD B. GooDE, EGq'r is appointed Nora
RI PUBLIcK for the town of NIanchener.
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At aluperior court of Chancery holden in Richmond
the esd day of March, 1905.
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IN CHANCERT

March 20. (e tn. Q ny
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-06

Tftie candid aad liifeer.;ag fsrsof th.s coarTa-
nity, were not long face eenylacsd. th4t Mr.
feHerfon, did MT p Gcls the tequlii1es 70 tom Ell
thcr Soldier, StatcslnAn or Negoclator, fhe
Viadieato,s O his tame, who have ialstY appear
ed IN tue Richnosd Eagansr, mutt have ecma
pictely removed all deu0sS on that head. Vita
out defending the i0rulin, ol his ptlvate cha-
ra6eer; j, is lpficlent 10 know, 4sntnc proof
has heen afforded 10 ln1isantiats the tact, thar IN
all the b95ae fiees, which he has held, whe-
ther under ,hc laws OF his native, or tnoie OF the
United STATES, he has conformity dfcoveTed a fpr
tit 10 extremely weak and daitardly, as 70 ihInk
even trom the ulpcion OF dangct and to aosn
don the calls st duty without aru. gle, either
to fulfil their execution, pteiefve his own lanle
among the wife, brave and v.rtncus OF BIS coaa-
tfymeo. The Sad OF Nanse isys:~
--------------- ---Il tie reploof Of chsnct>
Lies the true proof 0: alen: lhclca 5tiAg ymcsi6l
Flow many ihailow, b.usie boass dare isil
loon her patient beat, making shcif way
With tloie OF nob!er beibl
Blu, les The fian BGreas cdce enragc
The gentle Tbetfs, ard anon behold
TIE troag nbb'd bark THO liquid mountains cut
Bounding between III two riolS ei:ments
/, Ike Pefkos' horle. Where's then the iauey boat
Whole weak untm5er' 8 ti5es but even row
Co.ri.aPd greatneisF Either to bay6aarJ7eI
Or made toaft for NfbiEns.
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BALTiMORE, November 2.

BALTIMORE, November 2.
Arrived the schooner Mary Ann, II oils,
Mays from ST. Domingo. Left there
s ship Nsmph, Chaplain, of Baltimore.
|asship Serpent Hayes of Baltimore, Sail
some tine before for the coast TO
Also schooner Hope. Iravers a3 days
|ea ST. Bartholemews. Passed a large
lPin the Bay bound up. Markets glui.
November s.
ar. Gipsey, Hatchins, 81 days from
Ofaada. Left no Baltimore vessels, spoke
|'ang on her passage; experienced VIC
gales on her passage.
Also schooner Hope, Dawson, II days
MauIapzas: L&ft the brig Lidness,
a'On Of New YORK, TO sail IN ten days.
a9Oner Mercury, for Charleston next
y aud number of Others, names DOT
collected.
Vcto5tr "a, lat. 81 90, was brought too
1 Ffench priva}ser ADD compelled US
S0'st our eoa,, although blowing heasy
: 10 doing which we sprung our fore
a'lae captain went on board the Priva-
With the Papers /; whilst there the Pri-
'ismen came on board, and began 10
-der US OF all our spare rigging, blocks,
aS no boom, mems clothes and num-
q other articles, and would have TAX
more, bat schooner heaving in sight
s%khus.
oS,ober %, Cape Henry, bearing z. hy
LEAGUES distant, spoke ship Persever-
~ - from Baltimore for Leghorp, out26
~ sl'o' ship Sally, from Newburyport--
l re. Wirgman.
y, : schooner Three Friends, Adams,
4 from Porto CaveElo ohm
f'1. Left no vessels there and
& 81 oOthiug.
W. schooner Nymph, Cover, 90 days
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SOLEMN REFLECTIONS.
"O,r Fathers, Where are they 20

:" Our Fathers, Where are they 20
How many solemn ideas, aiteclionate
and profound, do the silent iombs yirid 70
tie mind, which cou,emplatcs them with
gravity and coasults them with seriousness.
When we reflect that 1t Is house prepared
tor all the living; when We consider taat
numbers younger than Ourselves Cow moul-
der in the dust; tha some 1T our owA fam
lies, our nearest and dearest como Zion5,
have made their exit from this vale OF tears.
& bring to MUD the Incerutude OF earthly
enioyments, that we know not what a DAY
OF an hour Will bring forth, what awful I'M
pressions crowd 10 upon our minds; awe.
full b cause hostile To our wishes, and cor
rode our guilty conscrences; aweini be-
cause We are urpte pared 10 meet a, the trl'
bnnal ct heapea and be weighed at the gates
Of eternity; aw fuI, because we see our
folly and neglectng 10 improve our pr;vile-
ges until The setting sun OF life.
Dur Fathers, H'here arethey?
We have Toll we'd hem to the grace, we
have committed them to the bowels of the
earth, they have taken their subteyra4eous
passage toefernitY; and the places thai once
knew them know them no more forever.
Where are tn living? going down the rap.
id tide of time, and according to the inva.
riatle laws of nature, must soon sleep in
dust. DO not yhese considerations suggest
necessity of preparation Can any ham
accrue from having our lamps trimmed ard
bernings ready for DOR departure hence?
If not let Us establish our principles and
conduct by the rules of christianity LEI the
criterion of our actions be in .contonance
with the oraces OF uuh. which require us
10 renounce ali unwillingness and cupidity,
and to live righteousIy and soberly, 10 do
Justice, to,Iove mercy, and to walk humbly
in the world.
Let him who vaunre,h in his youth, his
strength, activity, and prospect Of long
life, go to the silen, tombs and learn that
the monster death is ambitious and insa-
tiate, and discriminates NOT between youisg
and aid, but selects his victims from every
age, from every rank and condition in lie.
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TUKUEs N-e1O~J9 = 90
Corner Of P,irc. aid " ter ee',
WbO haze rece'ped6y fad Jehooser,
90 tons Platter Paris,
pipes Ho'lan On.
4 10. French Brandy,
90 barrels Bottom Pork,
geo Tile, =,
eco reams wrapping paper, and general al.
for,ment of Shoes. = a 70 few pair Suwariow
Boots remarkably cheap.
November s.
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BOSTON, October aa.

fran France, Bv an arrival at Portland,
In Bordeaux, French accounts are recelv-
|S late as the 13 h September. They,
|rser, bat briefly state, that il was the
bra opinion 10 France thar war between
N country and Austria would be declared
] he course of few days; and that IN
sequence of this expectation a grSas
|rnaacn of business prevailed throughout
khe maritime ports.
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From The Trenton True american.
COoPERs POINT, If. Sept. j

W. LINZ Wv , $50 Sot-'
Reipelfsd Frisn2,
FLAX being the principal article of DO.
neRic manufacture, (wool excep'cdl in me n1a.
die and northern ttatcs, perhaps hint EelPe6ing
les preparation may be acceptable.
About IS years paf, purchafed a German
fervant man, who by bis account Gang from the
neighboracad OF RoRia. feon after fe' him and
Others to fDread my Flax, the LOT not containing
the whole, he requeited me TO let him rot the ~
maindcr his own way, which he faid was 20 half
rot i. in the water and hen On the ground, which
he did, and the fax 70 rotted, proved the bra,
fotteR and whiteit, had ever fsen, and the me-
thod pIesled my wife ard fpinneIs 70 well, have
praetifed it ever iince, with fome alterations as
10 time.
The psocefs we find TO apfwer beR, is. after
the feed is beaten off, bind it abouf the Gze Of
common Rye fheases, and about the lsf ofsep
TENDER, or srf of Otlober, immerfe ii in water,
Rsenated is preferable 10 running. it fhouid nor
be more than two feet deep from the iuiface, "bd
the lax kept entirely under the water about two
weeks, but the tine houd be regulated b. the
weather, as to heat or cold, we then take it our
and fpread it thin and even, and turn 1t as often
a. oecaGoa may require, after being ipsead every
rain, fog, dew, or frof, afGft in leps'ss'ne the
herl, whitening and foftetirg the fax, and ex-
tracing the gum, which is the only caute ct FAX
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beng cosrfe and harfb, and it's az f-fsollisea
FACT with those hat hay< susj that eisi.ef ofesd
o.. ciath naae tom lax prepared n ths asov
OF tic time thas IS ,eqalfite, .of thar tom hsx
rotsed IN The common nanacr.
beneye the ptsncipa. te4ion, that rot
tin tax, is 10 litlle practi.eG n North Asnsicaa
is that thoie whp have tired il, lii.d the faA hsri
ard brittle, the cspic OF winch, a rnassae) is
putting it IN ~atef, in1hos "cA}h-r. mhen two OF
lhfee days viii iot II nlf.!cns ler q,ellng out
wifi not extract the gum.
A pefion OF my Acquaintance from Hibttnia,
twho is we'll Acquainted with The piostts q fax
preparationj, inusms mt, that il has been shf
years ago, 10 lei AK rerain ii the @atei unlII
feiiicient.y rctstc, tyt ,he feop}e il sensral,
Gndlng il dld net auwer their ian u.e.s 81 GOA
Ion. Fave ince ADOPTED the sboyr mSshea VIII
iucce!s.
Lnsn made of fax prepared IS shoye directed,
with one boli, will be about the ccour OF K Tia
fhceting, WHICH, induces bic IL Geiievc tEas at
ttas hemp and fax In aail.a. is rotisd in ms fame
way. Ard as ] am greatly delr9us loi the IN.
pTovcnisnt Of The n,ord!aeure OF our conhtry,
with my fellow c;tizcns 70 make ts!al, WHICH
my Dc ia,cy doue b tying a laaII patt.
Il you think the furegoiug worth place in
you1 pAp per, twill be well 10 PubI,nl ii loon, as
the icaion piuPsr tor rac opefst,on is near at
maud.
Itemain. your aricnd,
JOgEPa COOPER.
James ]. wilton, En-.
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Il O T | G Z.

He citizens OF The town are hereby noth-
3 ed, that q return will foon be made of
all dtInquents under tie aGf entitled, g An act
for the lpeed, extingulhment Of FIRE. &c. And
for the information OF tenants being hFsngrfs
ard thofe who may be unaoqualntea with that
lew. copy Of the Z iettiju thereof is hers
iabjoned.
sen. Z. Where the proprietor Of any dwell.
ling houfe or Gore hcuic- reiiding oat OF the Il.
mits Of the corporatph. hall neglect to comply
W. tn the requiGtions OF his scf, tbe occur'tE OF
fnch houfe Gall, within two months after coming
TO the poGe7ion thereof, procure the nsceiafy.
buckets; WHICH are enc bucket for each tory OF
a houfr, under penalty of one dollar; and
falling TO provide the fame, thal be fubjett 10
the ike penalties IS are 10 (uch cafe impoied on
the proprietor. Ard when any oceuPle' fhsii,
at his or her own expence, pr vide buckets in
the ma nner directed by this sd, it lhall be law
ful for bin or her TO retain, oct of the reat of
the houfe, the fam 70 expended -
John Vaudeville,
5a$eyfaieaaauf q Pelitt.
November s. 81
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~EVHE Annual Meeting Of the Lhflt Rivfr
Z Tarnpike CemfGar, will be Oh the flRsr
Monday il DeseHber next, at Mrs. Sim&fon's,
a, the Id iur kc Gate where rep will &c
made Of the State OF the Companies Funds, and
prop,els If the work and Al the fame tire and
pJcc, an election will take place fer PRE l.
DENT, FouR DIRECTORS and TREA uREs,
10 lie. We for o year.
JONAH THOMPSON Ttq/arv.
Novrn,5s, 1--WE
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aieraauria DatLp aai1erti5sc.
WEDNESDAY, NovEnBER s.
PENNSYLVANIA ELE1 TON.
OR
The People Us. Duane.

The following table exhibits Daane's CAL
-culas:on OF the m4joiities expected to have
been gwen 10 Sns der and M'Kean, candi-
dates Tor the governmental chair, at the
late elecuon, together with the final result
bv rhe people.
Gaiulaiion 6y Duane. Result BIZ the Feoble.
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NEW.YORk. Napemker I.

ysserday arrived a, shrs port the United
Bnrsdrlg Hornet, Isaac Chaunccy, Esq.
bnuauder, ia 48 hours from Hampton
sds. The Hornet is a beautiful new
Barl, buythsu nearly 500 toes, mounts Is
pes, bur IS 10 carry rs for,y, eight ID. car.
|aades, aud is, i, is said ina tastes sal or
our navy. Captain Chaunrey spoke the
||ste Canbrian G. the Hook.
The British fyigate Cambrian, captain
assford, has again arrived off Sandy
|Srk from Halifax, and recommended
examination of inward bound vessels.
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] ..,sus for further oppr ession. :
V lssa-n,b=red that wAsa ne address
a.Isstic Deputasloo, ne carped .
i about his respect Tor the Swlss
o.s and the necessity there was Tor
tf's' ..,ble connsxloa with France as
'-c,or. The same mendacious
n be repeated whsa he gives the
~ .,roke 10 the political existence OF
gus vs. happy Cations. Our Poet has
: s = him with appropriate language
w. s,I,l,oay 81 Sasln, Snen rs oeheld.
4 :. ,,I;anans eye, the Grss Of mankind !.
: League with you, | EEK.
ns.oa, snity 80 frait 50 elele,
y. 4 Tw,,h yss mul aseli, or YAK vita mes
ls.,.',r.h" Public reafon iat,
.,..,y<yive !; eoape's me no@
:. II, i, ghat e.fe lhouid abhor,
! s t,,k: The F1ieni and v,,n rte'EtT
s )" ,,,ast' !, pkg, excofi his dtVj6 ateds :
4
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Extract Of letter trom a gentleman in
Bordea4x, to his friend IN Charleston,
dated August %. 1905.
The demand for cotton is still very
brisk. and j! the price does not exceed 90
or % cents, we think it as good an article
as you Can send il might perhaps answer
at cent or two more, as we are inclined
20 think the price will keep up here i, is
worth al present from 30 TO as. 1t you
could purchase long staple, well cleaned,
for Is. cd. we would recommend YOU to
make trial of some bales. ifrice is at or
upder dollars, it might answer. Maho.
gany would pay very well il bought from
IS 10 Is cents. Beeswax if not mixed
with talow, you nigh purchase as high as
80 cents. Deer skins if nor worm eaten,
and hey can be had from 90 TO % cents
per Is. and fawns at half price, would An.
swer, Hogsheads or pipe slaves would an
sWer as well as any hing you can send.
If yo1couid get some good salt pork, from
IL to IS dollars, few casks would sell
well. Do not nieddle with tobacco on any
account"
The President of the United States has
issued his exequator recognizing George
Hammeken, esq as his Danish Majesty2s
Consul for the ports OF the states OF New
York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island aud Connecticuts
Milton has the following remarks upon
mispent time Hours have wings, and
fy UP 10 the author OF time, and carry news
of our usage. All our prayers canno. IN
treat one of them either to return or slack
en- his FACE: The mlsPence of every minute
is new record against Us In heaven. Sure
if we thought thus we would dismiss them
with better report, and not suffer them to
go away empty, or laden with dangerous
Intelligence ! How happy is it, that every
hour should convey up, not only the mes
sage, bat the fruits of good, and stay with
the antient OF DAYS, to speak for us before
his glorious throne
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p 'sa $, a n,! % 900 $500 55.6+
It therefore stands TIE Peoplevs. Duane,
IS SIC votes.
: 300 oates rvere aHozved by Duane,
:" far mistakes and oftfer ml>information,"
t PeopLe'S aaajoritu far M'Keaa.
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from Poiut Petre (Gnad.) Left schooner
Baltimore, Penrice, for Baltimore 6 days.
brig Alexander, Reynolds, of Phiisdel-
phia, jusr arrived. Sailed IN company with
the brig Ann, Wicknam. of Baltimore,
and for Barbadoes; and brig Amazon, for
New York.
Ihe schooner Two Brothers, Watts,
from Point Peue for BALTIMORE, in passing
Bassaterre in the night of the 9th of Octo-
Der, was fred into by the Fort in conse.
qdence of her light not being seen from the
shore; some OF the shots unfortunately
hulled her and she sunk IN an hour and an
halt after; morning. was saved, but the
lives 'oi the people.
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HAMBURG, August u.


,.r.rs from ST. Petersburg state that
4. regiments in garrison al 81, Peters.
! Ma badrecrived orders from the war de-
..ot 20 make every necessary pfepara-
6r a speedy march. A letter IRON
.,.r respectable house at Riga, has,
!, Inc last post day, been ppohcty hand-
,bo0t in THIS city, stating hat the toeal
!, Russian force whlch has received
Lars 10 hold itself IN readiness TO march,
'.uu;s 10 10000 ncn; and laas the
baan vessels ready 10 set SAT- 10 joia she
\, nav in the Baltic, amounts, 20 ten
E,,of me line, making altogether 26 sail
F5sllac. A considerable body OF troops
|,.dy TO embark al Odessa, tor the Back
!, A second DIVISION Is also ordered 70
|nps for the same destination, under The
|nuaud ofgen-ral Iolstoy.
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c. Fl F. E S E.

G. II r L ) L.
5000 lbs. CHEESE now Landing
from on board The SIoop Packet nom Bolton.
Aid for Sale by
Lawraton g F0uie.
November s. ~
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Mould and Dipt Candies.
Britilh Gunpowder Of various Gzes,
&c. &c.

nitht ia IL America, DIR. FIangnn wrU,e a
rate anfwer. The reporv*as taken into conf
dsration in the privy council, and in July their
Logdihips decided 10 favor OF the 9e-iti fo' re
iaods on which the fcttletaents were pfoFof7d.
The privy council having decided againa the
Board of Trade, Lord Hillsborough, at the
Head of the Boardef Trade, rcGgrcd in COME.
quence, Dr.. Frar!sEn did not give free circula-
ton of bis anfeal to the report, which has been
Gnce prneed, In this letter Dir. franklin OBJ
ferves,--" as to hemp, we are ready 10 make il
appear, that il grows as we have represented,
fpontaneouAy, ana # good texture, CO the Ohio.
When, therefore. tie increaing deEen5enee-- ol
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pabItf Sale.
N TUESDAY next.

On TUESDA4 neXla
wiII B. fold at the Vendue Store,
r u M
5. .odbls. Preach Brandy ia Pipes,
+ pipes aud bis.
s sS 81 sal Apple Bandy in bis.
:, d bids. tisrce' and bis.
G c. e -. g, Sop: ST = ','s..,
o S;s. i kegs, boxes aad jars,
T., Il kegs and fTats,
ss..o,. Ware 10 crates,
inIIsEHOLD FURNITURE,
Gc.----ALso,
4 Variety of DRY GOODS.
: among which are
coths. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
n ma PLANS, Ksrirys, Negro Gstfons,
ca u EIaeicks, blue Friezes,
c csa Rafels, Yarn Stockings,
c;a,z.s and callicoes,
mn LiaeD,, S.leiia do.
a ~ and Tickleabutgs,
Igs,lu and Muslin Handkerchief,
III, sluslius and Table Clothes,
s,nasnrs handkerchief,
Cs,sfa Threads, Hats and sandsy other
Philip G. Marfelltr.
Ok. "a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19

NOW LANDING
Erom brig Economy, end for Sale by
LAWRASON 6 rOWLE
90 quarter caiks Malaga Wine, Of
hyperion qualify
60 boxes mould and dip. Candies
50 DO. frR quality Havana Sugars
700 do American Sewing Irvine,
AJo, from jehr Dove, from Portland,
pipes Vidoua Wine
10000 feet McIchsntsbic Boards:
IN ST o r Z,
20 chefs young Hylon Tea
IL do. hyfan Skin
2 do. Souchong
1000 pieces Narkeens, entitled to debenture
60 do. Ravens Duck
60 do. RpGia DO.
3 bales India Irvine
70 barrels New England Rum
pips Holland Gin
do. Port Wine
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy
100 boxes brown Soap
zo do. Chocolate
Prime Beef
China Bowls in boxes
MenS' coane Shoes, and
A FEW CASKS BELLONA GUM
POWDER.
Oao6er s.
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N o T l c Z.

ggVHE sdrnin;araSon af the eQate OF JAMES
K WILSON, dcceafee',i having been ceai
lni,:ed TO tie Subftribsrs b. the C3phaes' Copfr
Of the county of AcSapitja, they, hereby require
all thofe indebted 80 the fsld etfate TO make I'm.
mediate pnyment Of their REFLECTIVE debts and
thoie who have claims sgaint the efatc, 10 exbl.
bi, them as ea,ly as pelble, properly antnenti.
Gated.
Eliza Wilton,
r. I. Taylor.
Auguf II. at 3tsW't =
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SATURDAY, OcroBER 1o, 1906.

Vaudeville and Jamefon,
OFFER FOR SALE,
For Cath, Produce, or CO the ufual Credit
IA GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS g GROCERIES,
Conf;ing of
Mnfceyado Sugars, ofvarious qua
}ities.
Philadelphia and Alexandra Loaf and Lump
ditto.
Jansa;ca,
N. =, REM,
0idsjamaica Spirits, FOR family ufe,
Peach add Apple Brandy,
Cognisc and Bordeaux do.
Holland and Country Geneva,
70 Barrels ftrong and fine favored Rye ~ his.
key.
Madeira, J
Sbemy,
Old Port, p,1,,re
Liibon, y i'N'1o'
Malaga, and
Teneryfe
40 CAFES St. Elaph Meioc Clafet,
bait old 4th proof lr(h Whikey,
A fey ho8lhesds Of choice Molanes,
Tennefee and Georgia Cotton.
Gunpowder,
HoCr Very carefully G:leaed
Young ty,fon from che be(t cargoes for
Soachong, . ~ '.SuI "''' 'a'A''iJ
Hyion-ikin, and u'e'
B9hea
Green Coffee, Peal Barley, Rice, Starch,
Zig. blue, Soap, Mafa5d, Rape. and Scotch
Snnff.
SHCES-Pimsnto, Pepper, Cloves, Gaia,
NatnesS ADD Mace.
Ginger, race and ground.
Hobant aid Orleans Indigo, Nader, Cop
peras, Alum and Brimtone.
Patent SHOT, shortsd, from BIB to No. o.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, wrap
ping Paper, Demijohns, Refined Salt Petre,
Chalk.