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JOUN 6yCocK

Z INFORMS Inc Citizens Of Richmond and the prb-
&c, he has jui reeeiveds It his Cabinet Manufae-
tory the Fife Infursnce Ollie large aIorbaenf
Of Windior Chairs and settees. made IN the neysca
fsisor AND 10y ths beG svornen in the Date any e-
tlsan wiaing 81 buy, will pleale fep8 ther orders
or call a. his Cabinef Mandatory, 1Vherc shey may
get good warranted work and low terms, either ~
fhe Cabinet lias ss Wia5ioy ChSEs.
JVses. A..
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COOK SHOP,
IND O1.SYER H0uSE-

hND OI d Tx IOUNE.
EORCE WATSON, has removed from, -.
~ Eouie adjoining the Union-Tavern. 20 tbe
hrt Crofs-S,reet above the Eagle-Tavern, leadino.
TO the Ban, where he has opened COOK SEOP
and OYSTER HOUSE for the refrel!lment of bis
friends and cuifomers at al hours of the day. and
I'll 10 o'clock at night. Having procured a good
French Cook, he will fuFnih good Soup, Beef Steak,
Mutton Chops, &c. &c. &C. and TIE ben OYSTERS
that can be procured in Richmond.
Nov. Ii. o.r,,r
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l,roa rnr rosDon r,4rs.l


EosABELL.
The following yefihs have been Get 10 NIuiic by Mr.
AfTwooe, and iung with moa exprefiiVe fweet-
neis BY Mrs AsHs. The words are by Jour
&c.
TIE troops wsre al e,nbar't'd on board
The ihip5 were under weigh
hEd iovinS wives, snd piaids sdor'A,
Nsr@ weeping roEnd che Rsy.
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JAMES STRATTEN.
Anguf 90.

Ieylor and Habh D1ater, fam PHILADELPHIA.
ECo leave :" inform the gentlemen and ladies os
:. Richmond and the country, thar he intends car
RING on the above bufnef p all it's various branch,s
hsin1 well acquainted with the aew,n Gf;ons Il.
hoes from Punttnal;'y and sidui,y to hufinc!s, to
deierve little OF their patronage, as nothing na,l be
wanting ON ms part to render fatsfaciion to culor
ers; and Tor neat Workmanship, he pledges himfeif
to have it done in the EeateG manner.
JAMES SI'RATTFN,
N b. Ill: re'idence IS on TIE Main Street Rich
mend, next door to David Logans.
OCT. H. o,w.e
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NOVICE.
Il. ber9&. b.rine claims aga;nf iie enafe
: 4 Of Jo5n Pend',ton. ety. late Of tie Civ Of
N'te,rord deed. are reeaci'sa 70 evkihii fism 10
e;seSr o. fhs fNsfc,ibers as E,eediiy as ps6fiie.
GEO PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
:, AdninifraforJ.
November 49, &C.
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| 'HE frbiie ,eke,eby Informed. t6aftbe NEGRoES
4 aaVe,ijtdIy tie adniad,afO,s Of 9sls5 Woyau!ey,
DECD; 10 be (!d tie loD December, at Prte,Srp, 6qve
ben da9a Of aip,i0ats eontra7 His bspsa that no
@aRfO"f7enf TpW H,yefO any one eogtqgence eftLs.
adveytifSmmt.
TIE ADMINISTRATORS.
Deefn6sr 2. /3tJ
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FOR SALE,
'WO likely roaTg MALE SFRv.iNTS q,,en
- acquainted eritb bonff bEfnehS.-for terms,
sc. enquire Of tbe Printer.
SrbtI2. (ffJ
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ADKERTTSEMENT.

n u n Y 4 I y y ~ n " 7
Il lie SURVEYORS Of the different COUNTIES in
i Virginia, WHO are in arrears to the College Of
WILLIAM q MARY, are cafoshIy requeaed 70
pay up Immediately their reflective balances.
WN. COLEMAN,
BagjsS hG!I CsAsese IF HILjaes and Mary.
December 2. Wv.
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BIZ Virtue sf Deedef 7,y9 executed BY CLan-
.sAsr II SaHndrrs ard Zane bis zr:s, and Lio,t0rb
WeS, 10 tbrjH5ff,i6e,, for tie pnyf9f Of Jrnrizs a
debt DIE 10 Samuel II. Ss4nSrr, Lnee e1gned 10 Ro-
bert Leqcis, fen. dteL and nO4p de 10 bis yebyejsnia-
ii0ss,J from TIE Eiil Lisjlsm5 Wejs.
Ek ILL be fold TO the kiehen bidder for cath on
W the premiie, the nineteenth day Of next
month, one certain TRACT or parcel Of LAND,
lying and being in the county of Powhatan, aud def
erbed in the fad deed as follows, TO W.T. Ioun-
ded by the great deep Creek, the welt by the Land
OF William Hickman the north, and by the Lands
OF John H. Saunders on the ear, aud By the South
AM C!ebe Lands on the fouth containing by Ell.
nation two hundred ard twenty-nine acres, be the
fame more or leis, it being the Land ON which the
.aid Iipfcon.b WTai recdcs, or 20 much Of the
iaid Land will be iuiccnt to dcha.ge the amount
due the fad deed of 1'ruh.
DAVID OWEN, fen. y
ROBERT C. PLEASANTS,S 7iaGss.
JOHN II. SAUNDERS,
Pnwhatan. Nov. oS .If
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ToR SALE.

n ~ Elegant Coho11s veil 6nricd, with Plated
He,ss5 aud pair Of veil matched HORSES.
1hofe horles Sc rec1nnieiaeis s b.re, 0y broke
andfree from aiy b.d iiaJi;s ;tLry are tx & isven
yesrs Old lsE fpsiae.--1js, a arong healthy Negro
WOMAN with female ehill aboai five year. I'D.
q great bargain may he hsd IL this property for ca
st a regotiAble note - s1ty days
Esyviys q, f5is oTss.
NoTsnaher -. e.
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HE Subfcri5ers, under the firm of Day.Uis-
Il dGff, FoPer and SGfebeH, have opened an
AUCTION e. COMMISSION STORE,
at the foot OF the Bridge, where they will fell
publicly, on every Wednesday and Saturday
morning. JOSEPH DARMSDATT,
JOHN FOSTER,
JOHN SATCHELI.
h7' PRIFATE SHLE.
40 hoghcsds
sc barrels o'""h ouS"T'
2 pipes London particular Madeira Wine,
8 tierces Old Apple Brandy,
pipes Hollands Gin,
cafes German Sheelines,
do. DO. Dorl5s,
do. Plattllas,
! bale IIefIiaps,
SO. India CottoDs.-And by the fra ar
rivals from Liverpool, they will receive laree
fuppIy OF coarie Woolens and Crockery yYsre.
Daragiaff, Fosiey & SafeksN.
Richmond, OF. IS, 1906. (ep4w)
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TIE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

lthas frequently been mentioned, that BoNAtARrr
had reiuted his cenieut thas any Gaues hould be G.
re9ed TO him during his le.-That thi, is not cor.
rect, the following Addrefs and Anfwer will prove.
The Isfitutc, here mentioned, is in France, BODY
OF learned men, which anlsers the Royal SOeie,v
in England and the Aead.my Of 1i,fs aad Seerec,'
iii TIE United S.s.e,
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~ TIE PARIER's VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, Cor the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Kitcbie, is now for laie, By the grols, dozeu or
Jingle, at the ENoyfsgg Bookstore.
ALso----A General Aljor, oieut OF LAWYERS
and Sheriff e BLANKS, jul printed.
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FE NHE Grind LODGE uYSsais pyiN ,aeel -
= ths Msiou's Hah i sh;s C.y., % shs oy.oD..
q the feoopd MONDAY IN az r,orfl
Ws- II. FiTIWnTLSONN. q. ..
Nov. 10. tAa,D
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RRLL TAvERMIL

BELL 7 LVENN :!
'IIE Subicrber begs leave to inform his friends
4 and the public, that he has taken the boule in
Mancheler, formerly called the RiGng- Sun Tavern
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having furniGhed
hrnielf with good Beds and the belf fLluors Grain
&C. he at;ers himie from paying particular atten-
ton, he will be able to give general fatisfaaion
ROBERT McTYRE.
N. B. A Wagon and fix Mules, good Riding
Horie, and jack of coed itoek-for fale.
r. M.
Manchester, Dec. Q. If.
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ADDRESS,

ftle INSTITUTE, to Biz l15isqy IL. EMpnsO.
and KING.
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ON tie Third Weda53ey in December nexf SaR Off,
e'E'iefo Aebigkje Latr, at Po7y5qfsn Court Ro-;.
A BOUT thirty NEGROES, oonfRing of men
= women and children, the following terms !:
! one third cath and the balance in twelve months,
Bonds with approved fecurity will be required carry :
ing nterett from the date but if pun6ually paid, the
inereG will not be demanded
Wilton, Nov 4. tdr
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P @ S Z S CIR I p =.
FRoM 7RE NORFOLK PUcEr LEDGER OF
HoNDAT LAST


The arrival of the ship HIIGar1 Penn.
Caatatn 1a,son, in ~ days from Nantes,
has furnished US with Paris pagers from
the 1st to the 2Cth September their con-
tents are net Interesting IN detail {bue
much so In substance1 have however, trans
iatca nearly every article which deserved
aoert'n for this days paper. Lord Lau-
derdale had not quilted Paris, though we
90 not perceive his name in ore OF the pa
pers; verbal accounts state that his bag
gage WAS packed up, and that he was to set
OUT for England in two day.
Az accounts appear to confirm us that
the war Is TO be renewed on the continent.
frus''a, as was forcseeD ard foretoid, is at
length compelled 20 resist the ambition OF
bonaparte for this purpose she has folIn-
eu the most intimate connection with Rus
s'a,, and has settled her dispute with Swe.
den, by giving up the Dutchy Of Lauen-
oourg, WHICH has been taken possession of
tor Ills Britannia Majesty the blockade
o. the Prussian ports has Seen raised ao-
Cp'elngiy ; indeed the most. cordial in
terrourse now exists between those
powers. who are with Russia at the,
head CT the northern, confederscy,-
lhe Electors of Hesse and Saxonv are also
members OF this ieague.--Of the course,
whlch Austria vii! pursue we cannct gather
Hoih the FRENCH papers, they rather indis
cate pacific disposition in AUSTRIA; at the
same time France is coiectin. large armies
upon the Austrian frontiers II is not, how.
ever, probable, that Austria viii remain
quiet during a contest, on which the fate Of
the European world depenis.-On the part
OF france. the utmost activity in military
movements, and preparations for war aps
pear to be going on. The camp that h ID
been formed. near Paris is broken up, md
the troops which composed i, with the inn
perial guards, had marched, taking the
route for Belgium.
CAPTAIN batSon says that before he eft
Nantes, Information had been received,
which stated that Bonct1rts had left Pa
RS to take command Of the army. This S
not stated IN our Paris papers those speak
OF such circumstance as certain to take.
place, and we observe that at a review gf
the troops, before they marched, they S.
iuted Bonaparte, not as Emhcror, bu. Is
their Gcnera[.
1t is not possible to contemplate the issue
or this contest with Indifference; this is no
coalition produced By British eoid /: no,
The powers vino have formed it. are t. fipht
in their own defence, and not TO serve tue
Cause CT Britain. The members of this
league, can be no STRANGERS to tho force e
france, nor 10 the CELEBRITY and effect. with
Wh-ch she wie!ds that force they lnttst it
is to be presumed be prepared with force
adequate 70 the % eCt which ihey awe. en-
barhed in.
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NETWORK, November 8.

The officers ofthe British frigate Cqmbri-
an informed the passengers in the Enter
prize and Polly OF New York (recentlv ta-
ken and sent into Haifax) that thev had
orders 10 CAPTURE nj; American vessels from
French, Spanish or Dutch ports or colonies.
The captain of the Bellona. of "a guns, the
day before had examined the ship Polly, of
New York. and iet her pass; lrit being af-
terwarls Informed fthcse new orders bv the
captain Of the Cambrian, he returned to
the pursuit, took her and sent her 70 Hall
fax; as also the Enterprise, from Bordeaux
TO New York the Messenger, from Qua
daloupe TO New York and the schooner
Asnasia, from Cayenne to Boston.
The Cainhrian on the 22th ult Gas notic-
ed in our marine news under the Norfolk
head impressed5 men from the ship Charles
Carter, but liberated them the next day,
and prt them on board the schr Eliza-Ann,
from Cadiz---a Skanish Port. We pre-
srrne, from the circumstance of this YES
sci being permitted to proceed, as well as
from the inprobatilty OF the report itself,
that no such orders as those mentioned in
the preceding par graph have been issued
by the British government.
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GOVERNOR.
Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, Sent. II.

Another Extraordinary Gazette, supple
mental to that which we laid before our
readers in our last, was Yesterday morn
ing published by government We are
thus put in possession Of advices from ST.
ely Of so late date as the 5th ult. at which
time, 1t will be seen, the brilliant success
OF our army in Cal1bria, on the 4th Of Ju-
iy, was further improved BY the capture
OF Cotrone, which was the depository of
the artillery and stores, destined to be en-
ployed by the enemy in Their meditated at
tack upon Sicily. This additional adyan-
tage over the enemy was achieved tv n
detachment Of the British land and sea
forces, under the orders of Col. Mcleod Of
the 18th Regiment, and Capt. Hoste ofthe
Navy; and by the event, the provinces of
Upper and Lower Calabria have, for a time
at least, been rescued from the iron grasp
ofthe Gallo Cppressor. Generals Verdjcr
and Regrier have retreated precipitateIv
towards Tarento, and when the last advi-
ces LEFT Catrone, it was reported that the
latter had been attacked in his fight by
the Masse, who had cut OF six or seven
Hundred of his troops. OF the army COM
handed by this officer, consisting in the
first instance Of not less than nine thousand
men, six thousand have been either killed
or taken prisoners and il is with pride
and cXultatien we agree with Col. Mg,eod.
that the result Of this expedition cannot
flil to be recorded in the British annals, as
all achievement Of the first order The
emily regret we feel on the occasion is, that,
owing to the lamentable neglect Of our nil
nistcrs, in not seaAing, in due time, the ne
eessary achievements, TO improve our ad :
vantage and render permanent the effects
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KINGSTON. JamN Sent %

Late accounts from a neighborinF colo
ny state that the insurgents there had re-
Gently an engagement with gen. Ferrand.
IN which they received a very severe re
pulse, from four to FIVE thousand of their
men having been killed and wounded dur
ing the contest. Dispatches are likewise
SAID to havc arrived there from France. ey-
pressing the most ardept wish of the empc-
ror Napoleon to have good order and tram
guilty re-estabiished, for which purpose it
was stated, that every succCur with troops,
&C. Should be Afforded them, and that one
OF the branches of the imperial family was
10 DC nominated TO the government OF
the colony. This il was generally suD.
posed and accredited, would he g Notre
frere Jerorne," an appointment no doubt
more consonant and agreeable to his feelings.
and where he runs less risk of either his
llte or being made a prisoner, than that Of
ms recent THAR breadth escape" while ON
board French man Of war.
October T.
His mliesty's ship Veteran, of e4 Guns
captain A. +. Evans, which sailed on the
28th JAY, as convoyto Che horncward bonnd
teet, TO certain latitude, and Afterwards
to call ut Bermuda, arrived Yesterday ct
PORT Royal
BY tlic Veteran we have obtaincd very
disastrous account Of the luiy feet. 1t 20.
pears thaton the 2ist August, lat % 5O,ions.
~ 81, atremeudous hurricane commenced.
and continued with unrvm ting violence
until the morning IS the 22d, Il which time
II sal Of the Acct were perceived making
signals Of distress every ass stance W x
in-ncdiately rendered them. bv mamma.
the boats, when they fortunately succeclcd
IL saving thc crews Of tne brig Coro aud
Ann, Of London, AID ship .4chi.lcs, Of CIles.
gow, which vessels we lament 10 saw With
the ships Pallas. Hcrculean. Forty Second
2&leigh, African, Erin, Iames, Cof Liver
pcol) and Ccverdalc. Immediately affer
went down. 'ndit Is fclred every soul on
board OF them perisaed. On the ESQ the
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FOR Sale,

90 Hhds. Molasses
10, Ton Sweeds Iron
10 Hhds. Loaf Sugar
3 Chests Young Tyson Tea
90 Boxes Soap
Is Casks FF Gun Powder
For terms apply to
HENRY HOYEY.
November II. 3t
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sisted of 1900, and opposed the advance oe
the: British a short time at the village of
Reduction, and at the river Chuelo, at
which latter place they had DESTROYED the
bridge. Their fire was always i'll directed,
and did little or no execution.
General Beresford, in one os his letters,
says, that after the passage of the river
Chuelo, the city of Buenos remained at his
mercy, and that the only conditions on
WINCH he entered were such as he pleased
20 oher. Inc coasting vessels released
were vliued at a million and half of dol
iars. he British had made an expedition
so miles into the interior, had found the dis
positions Of the people favorable TO the Bri-
ush, and had recovered considerable trea-
sure which. persons were endeavoring to
carry to Cordova
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weather moderated, vixen Only 81 sail were
corrected, and proceedct. under protection
Of the Penguin brig of IS guns, captsi ~
Smith. Twenty foar sal, were then mis-
sing, supposed to have separated daring tho
hurricane. On the 3Oth, the Veteran fell
IN with the Franchise frigate, one of the
convoy, under jury masts intending to pro-
coed home. Tie Magicienhc frig :tc, CAP
tain Mackcn:ic, the Commodore OF the con-
voy, was forced to put into Hcrmuia, ii a
very damaged state, but has sailed again
for England previous to the Veteran leaving
that place.
The Barbara Cutter was dispatched from
Bermuda by capt Evans, to apprise the
lords OF the admiralty Of the melancholy
SSdte of the feet
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Since which, have, to the present period,
been repeatedly called OH by persons, not
only in this state, but also IN tine state of
Ncw-Vork, for this recipe, and have this
moment, finished copying it for a friend at
distance. To save myself the trouble, if
possible, of t,@nscribing the recipe, as here
tofore, and that still greater publicity NAV
be given to it, request that you will again
insert it in your paper and should the
printers ofnewspapers, in the United Safes,
republish this recipe, they, probably, would
render essential benefit to many of their
fellow citizens.
FRIEND OF MAN.
Newark, Nov. 8, 1906.
The RECIPE.
PUT into stone or earthcn mo, gallon
of stale, sound cv,,er, together with dou-
bic handful cf parsley roots and tops, cut
hae; an handful, IF scraDei horseradish
two table spoan:n!s ofbruised mustard seed
hYif an ounce oSymeli Of qnills, Sc one ounce
OF Juniper berries. The liquor To be kept
warn BY the FIRE, twenty four hours to be
often agitated, and then strained for use.
Dose, for M adult, half a wine glass full,
three times a dav, on an empty stomach.
Tn- dose nav be increased. il necessary.
After the water shall be discharged, the
patient should use moderate exercise SUBJ
sist on dry .nourishing diet, and abstain
from all liquids, as much as possible.
.fttointment bv thr G0rcrnor and Coun-
ell Of MErviand-JoHMJ JOHNSON, Esquire,
ATTORNEY General, in the place Oft. Ma
son, Esquire, who is elected to the Senate
of Marylant.
MARRIgo-OnS Sunday last, Mr.. 10 nv
iTYN,SJ'2N of this city, to the admired
Miss RHOD.f PETROSS, of Caroline.
On Sunday the 10th snstant, in the prime
Of life. after short illness, died Mrs MAR
TIA CARTER, (consort of Nv John D. Car
teri the third daughter of Sackville King
Esquire, of Campbell county,
In the discharge of the various duties of
daughter, wifc-,mother and mistress. Mrs.
Carter was atfectinnatc and exemplary
Numerous relatives, three small children,
ead fond husband, are left to deplore her
premature fate.
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sRom ras NORFOLK rual1c LEDGER.

PARIS, September 3.
"Captain Jerome Bonaparte, who COM
manded the Veteran, arrived in France on
the Goth ult. He gives an account that
he had lett the squadron under the COM
mand OF vice-admiral Wlillaurnez, in the
best condition, having made so rich prizes.
and being in pursuit of a numerous con.
voy.
cit is inipossible TO give a detailed ac-
count OF the operations of our squadron
which is commanded by that admiral, as it
would untold the object of his mission.-It
IL suihclent to say, that he has already in
Jurcd the English connere to the amount
Oh twenty millions offrancs.
ne veteran celebrated the feast OF the
emperor on the 18th of August, in a man
ner very honorable to its Captain and brave
crew. The following is the account of il,
taken from the Journal:
August IS.
"At the dawn of day we perceived two
English ships of war, escortins a CONVOY of
sixteen sail. A general cry of {" Lone.
i've the Emperor" resoundcd through ths.
snip, which in an instant crowded all its
sails. Being arrived within cannon shot.
we hoisted English colors. The cncmv
made signals, 10 which he did not answer,
but observing that the ships dispersed, and
sought Tor safety in fight, we hoisted the
L french Tag, accompanied it with a discharpe
OF cannon. The frigates manoeuvred. and
part OF the convoy followed the example.
he Veteran immediately pursued those to
wnaward, winch were twelve in number, of
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The Subscriber,

= ESPEC TFULLY informs his friends
= = and the public, that he has just receiv-
ed a gootl assortment of SADDLERY e
HARNESS ARTICLES, in his line OF bu-
slness-tilsewise Good Sicirting, Hog Skins,
Bag and Upper Leather, Coach Glass 20
By "a, % by 20 and 90 by IS.
JOHN MsENERY.
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1906. 4w
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Il Iroct of Land.

Lying III the county of Albemarle, situated
ABOUT IL or ID miles above the town of
charlottesville, and about two or three
from the late dwelling Of Richard Woods.
and on-the road leading from Charlottes.
vile to Amherst courthouse, in healthy
neiehborhood, and is well calculated for a
Farm. Also by virtue o the same d cree,
Wi, oe sPid toy cash on the premises. on Sa-
tnrday the Goth day OF December 1906. 4
LOT or GRO U.AcO with the improve.
neNts thereon, in the town Of Charlottes-
vile, being the Lot FORMERLY the property
and DWELLING IF tho late Micaiah ChiI.s. de-
Gease ,i improvements consist Of 4
l)weliing-Hnus two story high. three or
Jour rooms below stairs. and several rooms
nm the second story on this lot is also IN
ohlce-House, Stable, and several other
convenient cut-honscs
t c'er5.s - Terce" ! Commissioners:
PNviI r. Iczois, {
EIs.r. Garrett tbs
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WHEREAS some time past, I purcha..
" sci piece % land in Go3chland cctn-
~, Of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one COR eighteen .p5undc,
payable tie 25th dsy Of December. one
thousand eight hundred and eight, Tie a.
tAcr bond for u pounds, payabie thc 25.h
of December, one thoasma eight huhdrcd
and twelve, and Us the sid LoveD has gone
away without making me 4 right to the said
land agreeable 20 t,rgain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, ;.s / 20 not intend 70 pny
them uniess get right agreeable to bar
gain.
WN. SHEPARD.
Oh November, 1891 #
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Wonfs q .SlfNation.

4 S Clerk or Assistant in Counting
4 L house, store or public ofSec, yeung
man, well acquainted with bonk-kceping
and writes a decent hand, who has served
n apprenticeship ut the dry goods business
w either Of which he presumes by assidu-
Gus application to business TO- be able 70
rcn1cr his services satisfactory % the pcr-
eon or persons BY whom ne NAV bccmpiov-
ed--a iincAirectedt0G G.. g. left with the ed
tor will be punctually attended to.
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FOR SALE.

. Y virtue of n decree of the county court
y OF Aibemarlc, made in the case Of Mi
calah Ch'lcs' executors against Mrnar
Mills. WILL BE SOLD for CASH. on
the premises, on Friday tho 18th day of De-
cember, 1906,
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DANgvRY, lCon.l November S.

The following statement Of votes for Go
vernon and Council fer the four last wears.
viii exhibit to the public the most correct
view of the state Of political parties in
Connecticut. A view gratifying to the
friends Of rational liberty, notwithstanding
the exultation of the federaiists on the late
election