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For jaundice bilious complaints,
WHEAroNs
Genuine Patent Bitters.
Prize on'y So sent'.

Price only So cents,
Secured 20 him by Letter. Pstent from the PreGs
dent Of the United States.
A MEDi -INE extremely nfeiul and eficaeieus
for caring jsnDdiey and bilious difoTdcfs. and re-.
moving thar linking, fanr and dfffeGcd feeling az
the fcrnaebJ difficulty Of breathing, lofs of apps-
titc and ncepy, dull heavincfs in the foreosrt If
the day, weaknefj aud trembling Of the IimbsI
dIzzinefs OF the head, and yeIlownefs OF oounse~
mace, complaints 10 common 20 iaundiey and biz
lions people,
Alio, removing obhru aions Of the bowels. and
Of urine, eholey eomplain,s.p okings and purgngs/
incigehion. Gck head ache. rheumatic conielsnts.
&c. which arife from collection OF four Billions
matter in the lomaeh, aud a, length reaorinR tha
contribution to ftrength add vigor
They are ALTO found very ufeial 10 carry Off
worms, aadto cure fieke,ty children. and may be
ufed With faieiy in sFconAitndons, ages and feso.
The many core. that have been .FeaeS n
New England, by the above medicine (as ma T, l,a
fccn in the b,iis) prevent the uecelty OF further
recommendation LIKEWISE,
Wheatou's patent Itch Ointment.
Price only So sent..
The only medieins in the word which will eer.
tainly cure the ITCH. without having IN IL snv
thing either dangerous difssreeabie; u be,o9
competed molly Of Ingredients never before dif-
covered OF ufcd IN thar d,forder
One box cures perjph, and there need he no
Walking after the ule ofs,. the Ikin is generate
Iy left cleaner ard fmcother.
also,
RaUNn'f ceifbratsd Biffers 60 Les's
genuine HIndbom nfibiiiozs Fils.
80 The above medicines are fer fale q, sh<
sGiss.
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Educafton.
R'N - NfSs
A NDREW BROADDUS.

~ y IAI- " I5NOfA III %, res
IN pe0fully Informs the public, that he ex.
pe0s to resume The Office Ola Teacher Of Youth.
the ensuing year, and wouid receive as boarders,
. moderate number ofboysrwho will be inslrra
ed IN Reading Writing and Arithmetic English
Grammar and the principles Of Language Geo.
graphy and the Use Of the Globes and Maps.
They will also occasionally be exercised IN Com
position and Execution
The School win be opened betweer the ooh
and 30th Of January, and the term expire abou,
the 10Th OF December following Price for
board and tuition leach bozrder furnishing ms
own bedding) E28 Of which co. will be ex.
peeled in advances the balance at the expiration
Of the term
Parents and Guardians committing boys 70
this Seminary, may rely on particular attention
10 heir morals, manners, and literary progress.
Caroline, Decenbef, 1906. 2
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FOR TIE VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
Ma. PLEAsANTs

Nh. PEASANTS,
IHAVE read with some degree
of surprise and pain, communication in
the Enquirer OF Tuesday last, relative 10
the constitution of our stale; hintlng at the
propriety and necessity of calling a con-
vention, for the purpose of amendment
and revision, TO remedy grievances which
the author seems to think, obviously exist.
1 bad fondIy hoped, sir, that this subject
had been dropped, never again TO be re.
newed, more particularly al period like
the present, when national parties seem
verging fast, 10 state of "discord and
coDfusion," setua;ed rather by an extraya.
CANT spirit of her7sce, than a sober spirit Of
liberty, little, fear, inferior, to the entbu-
stats Of Cromwell. If the majority of the
good people of Virginia, feel satisfied and
happy IN excerieDcing the blessings of
freedom, uoder their inestimabIe constitu.
ton, framed by an assembly "ofthe most
experienced and sagaCious statesmen Of
our country ;" By men g who had filed the
most honorable ofic, under The confede-
ration oftbe commonwealth :" framed 100,
az period, "whcn, happily Tor the PEG.
pie, party spirit was unknown to them ="
ioruied at their request, by select body
Of their wisest ard best citizens /
would ask, and ask it confidently TOO, if
II can be ralioDsl'y expected, that an a.
mendment OF revision, would or could be
productive of any good think, sir, that
may venture to answer in the negative
Tor myself, | can say, that feeling the
strong attachment do for my country. I
wouldnot wish TO trust It's happiness to an
expedient, from which much harm but no
good could result The constitution NAV
be considered "ss system Of wise poll
cy. instituted for the purpose Of perpetu-
ating and immoualising the liberty of the
nalion.". ] confidently trust that the spe.
cnlalive theorists Of the present day, will
never be able to convince or persuade the
sober and enlightened part Of our fellow
citizens, that change or innovation, as
regards this sacred instrument is neces-
szfy, or if necessary in some few psrlicu-
lars. that il would be expedient to risk so
much Tor the purpose Of obtaining so lit
tie; with the legislature of Virginia, !
hope il will not succeed by them, trust
u will not be counlenanced. To this re-
spectacle national body, are the people to
look up, for the protection Of their rights,
and their liberties, Il is kind Of paIladi.
um, tulelary Goddess, who shields our
slate--wben This is gone, we may become
the prey Of our enemies--No Agamem-
non, no Achilles will be wan'cd--Ther-
sites himself will tic sufficient for the con-
quest. The experience Of many years
hath shewn that by preserving this eonsii-
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hN Monday the aOth dav oil De.

NN Monday the 3Oth dav OF De-
" eemher next (if fair If not the mex, fair
day. viii be sold, to the higbes, bidder, a, the
lac residence of Andrew Sco,, dec of chester.
field county the following properly To wit. TIRES
or four likely Negroes, the stock of Horses. Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs. Household and Kilchen
Furniture and Plantation U,ersis, Inc crop OF
Com, Fodder and Hay, sne Wagon ann Team.
&c &c Also three likely Negro Men 10 be hir-
ed out for twelve months, one Of which is very
good waggoner-te'n of sale will be cash for
All sums Of ten dollars and under, and for all
sums above ten dollars six months credit " i'll b.
given Bonds and approved security viii be re-
CURED from the pu chasers. to cary interest
from the date, but the interest TO be reunited If
the principal is puneiualIY paid IAN persons ha-
wing claims against the estate arc desired 20 bring
them Forward properly authenticated before the
Gay ct sale as provision may be made to dis
charge he same-And all those persons iadebt-
ed to the esiae are earnestly requested % maks
payment to 's
r M.TYRE, 'Adm'r.
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On the aist. at night, prince Muras
22d.
The division of Svirtemberg is arrived
at Ceis-ngen.
The battalions OF Chasseurs which had
followed the enemy since it's passage
through Stutgard, have gone to conduct
to France anew column of 10 900 prison.
srs. The troops of Baden, 8 or 1000
strong, are on their march to Augsburg.
The emperor has made present to the
bataviaus OF 30, 900 Austrian fusils for the
army and the national guards.
lie has also made prescntto the cleo
tor OF Wirtemberg Of six pieces of Aus.
trian cannon.
During the maneuvre of Ulm, the eicc-
tor of Wirtemberg was, for moment,
apprehensive for his cleetress rnd family,
who then went to Heidelberg, and he dis
posed his troops to defend the heart of
his states.
The Austrians are detested by all Ger
many, we'll convinced that, without France
Austria would treat them like its hered-
tary States. -
No idea can be formed ofthe misery of
the Austrian army--thcy are paid in
notes, by which they lose forty per cent.
Our soldiers pleasantly call the Austrians
paper soldiers. They are without any
credit. The house of Austria could not
any where borrow ten thousand francs.
The generals themselves have not seen a
piece ofgold for several years. The En-.
glish, when they heard ofthe invasion OF
Bavaria. made little present TO The en-
feror OF Austria, which has not rendered
him more rich; they have engaged to re-
nit him the 4S millions, which they had
len, him during the last year. Ifthis be
an advantage to the house of Austria, it
has already paid prs,iy dear for il.
BULLETIN OF The ITALIAN ARMY.
Oct. 18th, lz,h year.--At four O'Clock
M the morning the general I'm chief caus-
ed the bridge of the old Castle or Verona
10 be attacked. The wall which barri-
cadoed It's middle, was thrown down by
means Of pe,ard. The two conpeures
which the Aus,rians had made. were rem
dered practicable by the aid of plaoks and
boards and twenry-four companies of
Noi;igeurs sprung ON the other side of
the river, from whence they we're follow.
ed By the first division
he easmy warmly defended the pas
sage; they We're driven back. and chased
from al their positions, after battle
which lasted I'LL sixo'cloek in The evening.
They lost seven pieces of cannon, and 8
covered Wagons.
We took ID or 500 prisoners, and kill
led or wounded nearly an equal number
but ase~ combatants fell or our side.
q We had about 500 slightly wounded,
a bridge head was immediately CON-
strueieu az the bridge of,he Old Castle.
We shai!inake Snowa the result Of this
happy day.
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To be Rented,

"A NEW BRIcKHousE, two srorieshirb.
4 n with dorrpeT windows, with eight FIRE pIa
ces IN each teiicmcnt. The house was built to
accommodate two families. II lies on the main
street, on Shockoe hill, little above Major
Woife's. WIN. DU-VAL.
December IS. 1905
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the ensuing spring; but believing him to be Sc
rously incapacitated at this tin,e to distinguish
himself upon the turf, owing to an excessive
hard Founder, which he experienced few
months previous to his race with Eorizel; but
after the match was made between ,hem, has de
e'ined running him again; he will be shewn at
the following courthouses during the March
term OF each court. viz Buckingham, -Gcoch-
land, Cumberland & Powhatan. His pedigree
and performances. together with more general
advertisement in relation 20 him, WILDE Furnish
ed in due season. te,-s =
December a5th. 1905 Low
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Negroes for Sale.

w I'LL be offered, at public auc-
" Y ton, at zech. Brooks Tavern, ip the
toan of Manchester, on the i0shday of Fchru-
AIRY, 1906, on credit 'Vi.l the end of the year,
SUNDRY SLAVES. belonging TO the CD ate OF
the late Co! Bernard Markham. dec. bond and
approved security will be required.
The Executors.
December oath. 1905 wIUF
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From IFashirgtop fifv Dec. 24.
Yesterday. in the House. SIR Ds,vsdn brought
forward the resolurions. which. in Substance fol-
+. lows:
ist. That 10000 dollars be appropriated to
the bet'cr security of Pcrts. Harbors. &c
n RS 10000 deliars be a-propriate,I for
the building Of Gun Boats
&c. That $4,000 dollars be appropriated to
: the tud.is oi SIX line Of battle ships
Referred 20 the committees af the whole on the
state Of the union.
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Wanis to Hire,

ltIoR the ensuing year. two INDUSTRIOUS Black
4 MEN, thar have been accustomed to D. an
tat'on business. For such good encouragement
will be given. Enquire of the printer,
December. %, 1905. ,.l - 9
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RICHMOND AcADEJ1Y 10 T7,ERY.
Glass III,
SevfntA Dou,s Drauiue

Seveuth Days Drawing.
Prizes of 100 dollars Nos. 4oss 1914.
Prize of 50 dolIars---No. 6oss.
n Banks---~Nos. 6943 7474 5s2a
548l 5l55 1850 1884 734f 1880 $500
1888 $3.50 6oo5 754o 1910 1911 4lI7
+l29 4243 @6i5 1868 4947.
Eighth Days Drawng.
Prize OF 100 doIiars--No. 1880.
Prizes Of IS dollars--Nos. 5sol 7o47.
Blanks--Nos. 6766 6f72 s7sa 46s4
7o4o 7is4 1889 6514 1926 77o9 s746
667s 4o65 1920 1889 7o4s 1862 6o3l
1882 6l62 6o35 5o55 1875 67so 676s
1897 1896 49l5 4is9 $500 1854 4e46
$3.50 6399 $3.50 6277 1915 5ooI 1854
5577 Ho6 654i 5672 1908 4le2 6so4
1890.
This days gain in favor of the wheel
$50 dollars.
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Fashionable Goods.

Ready made White Sarn Pelises
--------- various dark ooloured silk do.
Florence SILK and Satin spencers
Kich Brocade' and Figrired satins
Fam < figured Lenan and Piqret Muslins
a handsome variety of plain, CHECKED and strip'd
Sarsne.s
Ladies Tab1ura Neck Hsndkerchiefs ~,
- Lace Sleeves and Shoulder Ornaments
Which, With general assortment of Seasonable
Goods, are offered for SALE at moderate prices. by
NJ. & B. MYERS.
Richmond, oath Dec 1906. re-
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General Office of INSURANCE

TVS members ofthe Mutual Insurance Com.
pany against Fire on Goods add Furni,usc,
in the stase Virginia ave requested TO take no.
tice, that agreeably 70 the fourth article OF ,he
Negotiations Of the said Company. a genera,
meeting viii be held, At this Office, on Wedaes
day the 9th day Of Iaauary neu Il is hoped
thai the meeting viii be full, and that those who
canuot make II convenient TO attend IN person,
win not fail TO appoint proxies in time.
Nm. ~. Fitzwhgtsoaz, r. .5gcng.
Richmond, Des, nth, 1905.
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Taluable Family Medicines.


JuR received direa from the Patentees, aud for
SALE at this Office, tho following Valuable
Medicines.
Dr Razcson's .Anh-Biiioias and SfcmaeheI
Biffers
Prepared by THOMAS II. RAwsoN. member
OF the Conneetcut Medical Society
rTHEsr Btters have undoubtedly had the mofk
rapid iaie of any Patent Mrditine ever before
difcovered, and are juitly appreciated for their
hngulsr and uncommon virtues for reforing
wax and decsyed contributions and al that train
OF complicated complaints 70 common IN the
fpring and fall fez(ons fuch intermittent Fee
vers and Augues, long Autarnsi Fevers Dysen-
teries, &c. They are ALTO very pleasant bitter
for common nfe. and where they are known they
have taken the place and fnperceded the ufc Of
all elixir bt,ers in public houies al well as IN pri.
waite families.
, Or. LEES { Hindham) Bsllious Pills.
The great fsIe and inerea6ng denasnd for thefo
valuable pills for thefe twelve year, psa be-
fpeak their intriu6c worth. They have proved
ingulary etFeaeIous in Bilious and Yellow Fe-
vers, smndiee Head y chs, Dyfe1teIies bilious
Choiie Coffivcneis, Fsmaie complaints, &c.
The very great demand and high effcem in
which thefe pills are held rhr aughoat the United
States and the Wet iudes has induced many to-
counterfeit them the purehafcr is requeited to-
oblerse that the name Of Samuel &c inn (thc
patenteeJ IS affixed TO each bill OF directions, in
his own hand writing, or they will not be gsns-
inc.
DR.. Ra1vson's Iteh Oinfmenf.
T. A certain and fate application Tor that difa.
greesble eomplaint called the I'rCd.
DR.. RazDson'S .sn1 Dihcus Pills or FAMILY
Phyie.
The extraordinary celebrity ihefe pills have
gained the universal denand for them and effeem
OF which they are held by medical men o. the
fri eminenee are fufhcent tsilnonak o. their
intriniie worth. In great colds and fudden at
taeks Of dforders. early ufe % th,fe pills osten
produces the happell effects and taken onSe i'm
eish' or ten days in cafes OF pdigeifion. head
sehs dizzinef,, pains ia the ftomseh aad bowels.
dyfentrie., disrehoss drop6ss &c. snj hherss
ufe Of my anti bilious biters in the intermediates
tis,e has relieved patients slmofi TO a mitaele
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YEAS.
Messrs. Anderson, Bradley, Conduit
sFenner, Rowland, Kilchell, Logan, Mac
lay, Mitchell, Plumsr, Smith Got Md
Smith (of Teu.) Smith (of Ver-) Stone,
Thurs,on, and Worthington-i6.
NAYS.
Me.srs.- Adair, Adams, Baldwin, Gail
lard, Gilman, Jackson, Moore, Pickering,
Sumpter, Tracy, aud Wright-io.
The yeas aud nays we're then taken on
the main question, which passed in the
affirmative, as follows:
YEAS.
Messrs. Anderson, Bradley. Cohdit,--
Fenncr, Gilman, Rowland, Kitchell, Lo-
gan, Maclay, Mitchell, Plumer, Smith [ of
MIDI Smith (of Ten.] Smith Cof Ver.l
Stone, Thurston, Worthington, e Wright
la. r.
NAYS.
Messrs. Adair, Adams, Baldwin, Gail.
lard, Jackson, Moore, Pickering, Sumpter
and Tracy--9
Mr.. Bradley then introduced the bill,
which received FIRST reading.
On Wednesday Mr.. Logan gave no.
tice, that he should to-morr ow ask leave
to bring in a bill, to suspend the commer
cial intercourse between The u. States of
America, and the French island of St.
Domingo.
The bill to prohibit the importati-
on of slaves into any port or place
withinthe jurisdiction of the u. States
from and after the first day of Janua-
ry, 1908, was read the second time.
A motion was made to make it the
order of The day for the first Monday
IN February, and lost when it was or
dered that its further consideration be
postponed to the first Monday in De-
cember, which is equivalent to a re-
lection of the bill.
On this question the senate were
equally divide :. ID members for and
IL members against the motion, and
the vice-president gave the casting
vote.
We understand. that in the course
OF the discussion, II was allowed on
all hands that as soon as the time ar
rived when congress shall possess the
constitutional powerof prohibiting the
importation of slaves, it would be pro-
per for them TO exercise it. The CD.
ponents of the bill took two grounds,
the one consisting in the expediency
of legislating on the subject before the
year 1908, & the other in the alIedg-
ed unconstitutionaiity of legislating
until that period.
It IS remarkable in the hereditary prin-
ces OF Europe, that they are men of great
sfeed IA rnani g, the arch duke Ferdinand
OF austria, seems 10 have outstript the
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II is remarkable in the hereditary prin-
ces OF Europe, that they are men of great
sseed 70, rnam g, the arch duke Ferdinand
OF austria, seems TO have outstript the
English duke of York, on recent occasi-
on. and even to have left al his own men
teM al 6im.--,durora.
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From PHfLAprLpn1A, Dec. 81.

II
In !oasing rninuteiy into our flies of
London s Liverpool papers, which are to
the lots Nov. We find an article, which APP
pears TO have eIuded The nutice of the
New York Editors; or at least, we do not
recoilect to have observed IL among their
seieelions. 1t is contsined in a Liver.
pool paper of the 9th, apparently copied
from London evening paper OF the 9TH,
which is the latest period of the advices
by the EeptuBe.--it says: {" Govern.
msBt this day received various dispatch-
es from the Continent, all OF then much
more satisfactory, than We had reason TO
txpee from the late French accoints.-
The advantage stated. on the Authority
of letters, Of The 22d Oc,. from Berlin,
"a have been gained sDer me Fren.h, was
achieved by the .Hrehduke Ferdirand.-.
This is a most important piece Of intclii.
gence for great fears were entertained,
that his force had fallen sacrifice in con-
sequence Of General Nack's surrender"
The advantage here alluded to, IS ri.
ven IN the same paper in the following
words : A letter from Berlin. daed DC
tobef %, states that on The 18th, en- es-
cort Of 500 French infantry, and 500 ca.
yaisy, was attacked by 5000 Austrian ca.
Salry, between Nordlingen * Duklobihl,
and were beat by The superior force, with
the loss OF about so;pieoes Of artillery and
100 ammunition waggons."--phil Caz.
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The Celebrated running horse,
Peace Make r.

Win stand The ensuing year
sf Smith Paihe's in. Buckings
ham. within . miles of New.
Canton The owner had con.
;emplated running him again
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WILL BE S OLDI-
ROBERT'7 GREF.ENHOW.


= A ERCHANT' III WILLIAMSBURG.
iFk returns his thanks TO ms good customers.
and the public in geresai for the support and en-.
eopragersnt he has experienced during the whole
Of his mercantile career. Ills time of life, and
extensive dealings, renders i nov absolutely ne.
oessary, hat a retrospect should be taken, that
ne should in a measure withdraw from business:
and seriously set about he winding UP Of his past
Concerns. Toacconplish which ne now entrea,s
all those arrears, either by speciaties or oDen
accounts, 10 fsvorhim 50 far, on the pTeseutat;
on of their respective debts to comefor0ard e.
make payments or give him satisfactory assur-
ances, that on or before rhe year eighteen hun.
dred and seven. such should be made.
FRon and AFTER the LIST day Of the ensuing
year. the business Of the store will dev I've
wholly on ROScOW COLE, for whose SON
due in every respect. ne can from long exae,;-
ence vouch. twill be conducted under the FIRM
of GREENHOW & COLE. and if not on he
extensive scale that It has heretofore been il will
be generally found supplied with such articles az
are most in demand which being a. all times
purchased with CAsu. will I've disposed of TOR
CASH. such PRoDucE as may suit, AND ON
CREDIT oNLY TO PUNcrUSL CUsroMyns an
as low terms as possible
KO5coW COLE begs leave 10 assure al,
those who may favor him with their custom. tina,
no exertion on his part shall be wanting, TO give
satisfaction. Tha, ia's or early, he will (i heath
permits) be ever ready 70 attend the demands Of
customers. and endeaycr 10 deserve, the Par.
HOMAGE or THk P0sBtc.
Williamsburg. De. 2Oth 1905. t1F
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Died, a, his sea, in MeckIenbure coun.
ty, Col. Wa. DAVIS, formerly collector
OF this port.
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From NoRrhtK. nec.

rIuth 4tOKFoLK, Dec. u.
On Friday night, an apartment in the
Custom House, was broken into, and the
iron chest containing about 500 dollars in
bank notes and cash, stolen therefro,n.-
No discovery has yetbeen made, although
arewsrdof 100 dollars, is cffercd by the
collector for the experimenting. of the
thieves and the recovery of the property.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27
M SENATE OF TpE vaIrrD STATES.

On Monday and Tuesday last, the Sc
nate we're engaged on motion Of Mr..
Bradley, for leave 70 bring in biIlto pro-
biD't the importation of slaves into any
port or place within the jurisdiction of
the Cnited States, from and slterthe Ist
day of January, 1905.
On this motion the previous question
was called, viz.
"Shall the main question be nov pu, %
---ard passed in the affirmative, as fol-
lows;
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Manchester Turnpike Company.
SIHTB REoU1sITtoa.
tHE shareholders oe said company are here
\ by required TO pay into The hands OF James
Bfander. Treasurer, the additional sun Of ten
dollars on each share, on or before the 9th day
OF February next.
24th December, 1905. I'd
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
From Jpdshireton fYfv mr. o.
r 1 c H NJ o N d /:

Fridqy, December 81, 1905.
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Delinquent Shares on former Re-
qHiSifionS.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that al the shares
A y upon which there shall appear 70 be due
delinqnenoies OF former acquisitions, will be Of
Tered tor sale, AZ NJ 3rooks's Tavern, in Nam
ches,er. on the 1lth day Of February next,
~ IL O'Clock IN the forenoon.
BY order Of the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
December a. 1905 I'd
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December 24th. 1905. w,lm.v