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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-24

g I know him well, Washington will never
refuse to serve his country. His length of
years requires rest. ye. he knows no rest
but IN his country's happiness Wehave
now arrived at an awful period, aud are
called to witness the closing scene.
The king ofterrors appears to demand his
victim. obey, cries the Chief. have
often braved thee In the field of battle,
when fighting for the liberties of my couns
try, and do not fear thy strokes die CON.
tent, Il has pleased kind heaven to grant
neleog,h of days. i have lived to see my
country blessed IN the enjoyment of her
rights, and happy 10 the government of her.
choice. Twas In her virtuous cause,
drew the sword. Twas to give freedom
aud happiness 10 my native land. The
great work 10 which labored, SO dear TO
nav heart and the object of my fond desire,
1 have seen accomplished. 9 my beloved
country! the yigor of my life has been de-
voted to thy cause and my last days are
spent in thy service. MAY every blessing
attend thee is the last prayer of thy old SER.
vant-and may that providence which pro.
sected thee In infancy smile upon Thy
growth. Then Bidding alass farewell, he
expires like christian siodier in fear Of
naught bur his God. Pause, and mourn.
Weep humanity forthou hast lost a friend.
Mourn my country for thou must weep
father. Let US repairto the tomb. -
No sculptured forms attract the eyes, nor
proud mausoleum rises to the view. No
hsored epitaph, bespeaks his praise, or
classic verse recouuts his deeds OF fame.
Beeeath humble turf the chief is laid.
His tomb like The modest tenor Of his life,
derives no lustye from external things -
The good old man, now softly sleeps IN
his native earth soosned by the blessings Of
a people and great III the esteem OF
world. A simple slab engraven with his
name and the last gift of his country, would
have adorned the spot. 1t would not have
INCREASED his praise but NIGH have added
10 theirs. 7zucs little to do for him. He
has done much for as. Bat while others
are inferred in vaults OF marble, he is en-
shrined in the hearts OF his couurymen.
O Washington were thy sepulchre equal
70 thy fame, how vast would be the mo-
nun1ent. Yet shall the humble spot where
lies the chief be sacred to virtue and c.
yer dear 20 the patriots sight. Returning
spring shall freshen the turf on the hero's
grave and choicest flowers, breath incense
at his shrine Thither shall the youth re-
pair and amid the stiffness Of the scene be
hold the end of real greatness. The We
tran soldier ofthe revolution as he passes
by, will dof his tattered hat, as last re-
spect to his old commander, the tear OF re-
membrauce will trickle on his cheek and,
the touch of sympathy tremulate his heart
Adieu great man. The virtues Of thy life,,
willle,ter thy urn and the love of thy coun
trymen give it place ia'their heares. The
faithful historian will catch tint Of the
briIliancy of thy fame to adorn the picture
of human greatness.
Frail things shall pass, thy name stall ne.
DER die,
Rescued from fate by Immortality.
ALEXANDRIA, February 10, 1906.
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N % T Il C. E.

AN " ~ ~ .Le
TFOSE Citizens who arc delinqu.nts under
4 the law for the dpesdy ex;inguifllmenr OF
fire, are hereby notified, thar the law WILL be en-,
forced on all thofe who {hall neglect TO provide
tbemfcives with the requisite NUMBER of buckets
before the hlf day Of May next: This is The
expysJs syder of COaafl made The r5tb igt7ant.
That no perfon may be gnorant OF the reqoi.
Ries OF the law, here fahjoin the following ex.
tracts.
q Every proprietor Of any dwelling houfe OF
fore houie, fsi provide as many fire buckets Of
good leather, each containing two and half
gsilona, as fh4ll be EQUAL in number'to the TO.
res in fuch hou!e: II the proprietor reilde cot
of town the occupier mutt provide them and de.
due, che expence thereof out OF the rent. The
buckets muff be numbered, aad the Ealne of the
proprictors painted thereon, under the penalty CT
One Dollar: And it thej permir them to be
lied for any other purpoie than the extingu;h.
mcnt Of 6rc, the fame penalty. A negsato
provide buckets in the manner above defcribed,
will fubjc6t the dclinquenrs to a fine OF One Dol
lar per month for each bucket not provided as
atofefaid. livery new dwelling heule or fore
houfc NUT be furni(hcd in the manner above de.
ieribed, within two moaths after fuch houfts are
lccup ed, or the like peoalty Of One D0i(ar pr
month will attach for negtctf:
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police.
February "a. g.
&g CORPORATIONS WORK fora few
Iories and Carts, and twice the num-
Der of good Laborers with fhoyels.
John Mandevllle, S. P.
February II, st
$4,000 lbs. frlt quality Caracas
COCOA,
1920 lbs. do. 1iland do.
8 tons Nicaragua Wood,
IS do. Logwood,
1900 feet large Mahogany,
For jale by
t r. Veitch, g Co.
AIS @,
A few pipes choice MADEIRA
WINE.
February "a. diet
100 Bolts heavy Ruiflan Canvass,
A quantity of Sols-Leather, and a
large adortment of S HOES of va
rious descriptions,
19 receivsd an for jals by
JOHN G. LADD.
February "a. d
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in Havanna, to a gentleman in ~. Iork,
dated, January 27th, 1906.
7" Yesterday morning three gun boats,
from this port, retook Is sail OF coast con-
voy, which had been taken by an English
brig and schooner. They also very much
damaged the brig and schooner and killed
and wounded several OF the crew but al
ter desperate action OF four hours both
escaped"
The editor Of the New London Marine,
Journal observes Markets for America
produce uniformiy dull throughout the w.
Indies. Now is the time for nautical en-.
terprize my friends! Your own preduc':
highst home and no higher abroad. he
turn corgo sells for COST and duties on loug
credit, seamen's wages war price prem.
ums of insurance 8 10 10 per cent. iogeeh
err with English restrictions, French innce
va.ions aud Spanish spoliations. Now
the time TO make your fortunes. Strike
while the iron is hot.
: Captain Toby, from New Orleans, IL
forms, that all the Spanish officers hac let
that place, for Pensacola, being ordered OF
and all other Spanish subjects were packing
up TO depart. Phila. paper
It was reported yesterday morning. OF
the authority of a private letter from New
York, thas the French had taken ST. Bar
tholomews. '"a.
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Wili be sold, atpubiic sale, on tic premises
tif NOT otherwise disposed of On the iifst
day Of December next,
a. NEAT two story BRICK fToU@E, CT
N KiBg-streot, now il the occupancy OF
Mr.. William Doag!ess. TIE house IS TWEEN
ty-fve feet Groi.t. containing two rooms and q
passage on the first floor, three reor.s CO the
second foor, ard vel! finished gail1t---
There is an excellent Brick Kitchen aI5d eve
ry other necessary back building. erns NH
se made knowa at the zitaa sad place d ssle.
P. G. MarSteilcr.
November 10 2aFl stDcc
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To be Rented,

YFyH e two story FRAME HOUSE, on
Z King-Street,s nearly opposite to Mr..
James Bacon S store--Also the HOUSES on
Jones's Poipt, formerly occupledby MIR. VIII
liam Patterson, with six or seven acres OF Ian
adjoining, for enc or more years, as. may be
agreed on--hlso one or more acres OF the
marsh, and the upland adjoining next to Col
Hooe's fence-Any person Or persons dispo-
sed to build may have a lot or lots 90 feet by
100 feet, for ten years, at one shilling foot
ground reat; and at the end of the term OF
ten years, he or they, his or their heirs < as
signs, shall be entitled to renewal ofthe lease
for ten years longer, on paying such ground
rent as the lot or lots shall be worth IN the o.
pinion Of three impartial men, and shsll be en-
titled forever to q renewal Of the lease at the
expiration Of each term of ten years on the
same conditions; or they may have lots Oh
moderate ground rent forever. Apply to Mr..
John Tucker for the houses, and to the sub
scribet for the lots.
Stephen Cooke.
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Stephen Cooke.
2aw3w&oawtf
Bank Of Potomac,

Alexandria, .Nop. I, 1905.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stockholders
in the Bank Of Potomac, that a dividend OF
three and an half per cent. has been declared
on the capital stock, for the last half year,
which Will be paid them or their legal repre-
sentatiyes, on Tuesday nextthe It'll instant
Fly order Of nc P7esidcnt and Directors,
Charles Page, cap'er.
3tawsw
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win positively be sold, TO the highest bidder,
on the premises on the 18th day ct Deos.n-
Der next, s
The Tract of Land whcreon Thomas
Pollard, sen. wed, IN the county CT FairiaA,
on PopesheaI Creek, contain1pg abcut $50 a
ores. i is a valuable plaatatlon, and hes a.
bout 90 miles from Alexandra, and aboutthe
same distance from George-Town. .in indis
.putabie tile VIII be made TO the purcaaser.--
One half Of the purchase TO be pad upon the
execution Of tee deed in cash, oryoung negroes
valued at cash price, ana two years will be al
lowed for the balance.
October %. (2Sl lev
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Lost or Mislald,

A CERTIFICATE for IS shares Of the
IN Marine Insurance Company of Alexan,
dria, from No. 5698 to 5722 inciusive7--2o
OF which were indorsed as transferred 70 Pal{
.Bsasts, On the 9th March, 1902, This Ger
tiicate is suspected to have been lost IN Balu-
more some time between last February and
this day. Information thereof, given 10 the
Office OF the above company, or to this Office,
will BE thankfully Acknowledged.
November s.. law6W
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Tint the su6sS.s3aes, OF aas,exaaSlTia county,
in tie aisliics 81 iussb, ASA o..t.sl;sr<i 1soln
the Orpaaas cnit Of SAID coasaty, letters te a
tayneatary O. tise personal estate O y.sf'ses
Ssait. Ds5!9is, iesep arser Vi the IIaSed States
fgigate CoasEitai3n, deceased ell persons
havin4 claims against the sand. deceased, are
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N G T | C. L.

S TTSHE subscribers, to whom .laam Doug
A lass, of the town Of s%i4chester, has
conveyed certain property, as trustees Tor the
benefit OF such Of his creditors as shall accsde
to the terms partisularzed in the deed Of conss
veyance, hereby g;pe notice, that they Will pre-
ceed on the 18th day Of December next TO
carry into effect the trust 10 them conhdea,
by disposing of the property and distributing
the proceeds among the creditors according
to the terms of the above mentioned deed of
trust, and in such manner as they or ma
jority Of those who shall acecde thereto shall
direct.
Henry St. G Tucker,
Alfred II, Powell.
Noveroh.r 9s 2dw I5th Dec
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Samuel Craig, ~.
Vim. Herbert, !.
Valuable Negroes for Sale.

Valuable Negroes fof Dale.
r. Will offer at public sale, at He'7idon's
I tavern, in the town Of Fredericksburg, on
s1RID.fY, the second day of January next, II
air, if not, the next fair day, for cash
Between SO and 80 Negroes,
Lately attached 10 the Chatham estate, con-
;isting. of laborers and tradesmen, OF different
sinds, such as carpenters, blacksmiths, &c.
&c. Also, a good miller, cook, gardener, tram
err of horses, and some valuable house SER
wants. They are, for the number, as likely
and as valuable set ofnegroes as. any III Viz;
ginia: also, some work horses and farming
utensils. Should any person in the neighbor-
hood be disposed to purchase at private sale,
prior to the said day, will be ready to treat
with them.
suiN aAso sell, at Private Sale,
some Lots in the town OF Fredericksburg,
my Lands adjoining Stafford courthouse, my
Lands in HVestinoreiand and Richmond cona
ties, and my Farm called C2aak's, OH the Rap
pahannock river, ahout three miles below Ere
dericksburg.
Williams F'itzhagh.
N0yeT,Yher g. Gods
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Second Notice.

@ UGH. of the creditors Of ,'ohn Ric41..naas
and Go. late Of Alexandria, as have come
nso the terms upon Ejicn the said John Hicl2-
man and CO. surrendered; their property to the
ase of their creditors, s.Ta required to attend,
In person, with, .oc 10 1ransnit the evidence Of
their debts against tire said Hickman aid Co.
duly proved, to the subscriber, residing in A.
lexandria, on or before the 10th day OF July
nest, to enable the, subscriber to make small
dividend among the creditors OF 3 sym of mo-
ney in the hands Of one OF the creditors resid4
ing in Alexandria.
The interest upon the debts to be calculated
to the slst of May, 1895, the tine when the
said John Hickman and Co. surrendered up
their property. 81 e.3
George Clementfon.
June z.
r.. B. The postage Of letters to bepaid.
! Tie above Dividend is postponed
! in consequence of several creditors not having
come forward with their accounts. This IS
! therefore 10 give notice, that in fifteen days
from this date, am required to make diti-
deIia, and all those whose ciaimsare not hand
| ed in, properly proven, On Or before that tim
viii be excluded the benefit Of said dividend.
GEORGE CLEMEN7SON.
l November 6. 90
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Turnpike Road.

AvOT!CE is hereby given, TO tie Stock
holders il tie Little River Turnpike
Company, that an election viii be held Tor a
President, four Directors and Treasurer,
for It's ensuing year, At tie house Of John
Goo0ing, in Fairfax county, on the first
Monday in December next.
Jonah Thornpfon, TreeFarsr
CT L. ?. Turnpike Company.
November Il. sTlstDeC
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TO Il E. N T.

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
II HOUSE, situate on Caneron-street
near the corner, together with a Frame Build
ing, ca the corner of Cameron and Pitt-streetss
now occupied as a eoach-Rakers' shop, but
would make good stable, and a vacant lot
For terms apply to
James II. Hooe, Admir-.
B. DANDRJDcE, deceased.
!Seyatember Is. 60
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s r E II O Y )! L.
The Subscriber l!.: removed lis Store to
King street, opposite the Washington "a
vern.
gYhere he las for Sale,

~ FC'C 90 1879 " S
BuriaI,a, ozns'surgs and tick
leni,nrss, pxt,.. n;.c.
I.essisas and brown rolls, nr 80
White and hgoTa piatiilas, see COW.
Round & white srin io~lsss, * 49,,
Eo0sdiilas and Gusdrupie 81 sro en.i-
isss' !. tied to dix
German shirtx3g end shooting
linens,
SuI,eriine and second cloths,
(,sssiu,troa ana taanchostry,
Fine and coarse ceatiags ard nsnne,ss
Plains, kersGys, snd xeI,ta; cottaxs
Rose ans striped blankets,
Worsted ard mira lose,
Gotten ard silk ditto
Plain and furniture dinitiss
ChintEes and caiicoes,
ask * cotton CaFabrics and ul.tlressed ging-
yns,
Cambria muslins and cambria tihaities,
A vaTiety ct plain and fancy musA2s
Flanders Iaces and ecgngs
An elegant assortment OF I1bbaIds
Satins, htestrings, pclonss and sarsnets
Silk, picnic and lace gloves, raitts S. sleeves
Silk velyets and silk silawls
Split straw a5ld Leghorn bonnets
and Irish linens
t<5l,irting and apron checks
White and coored threads
Dura1lts, wildnoars and bombazetts
Rusaia shcetiaags and ravens ducks
tulrahs, baftas, copas and ma1noodies
(si;ly's and eoznnon check handkerchiefs
Fresh imperial tea in small chests
Scotch and rappec snuff IN kegs and boxes
NJ, z, Fl, and eagle Bsandywine gunpow-
der, in kegs
Ard variety Of other articles all Of which
viii be sold ca the 1aost moderate terms, 10
tier Wholesale or retail.
A. C. CAZENOVE.
October I. stu&th
ar CASH, and the highest price
given for Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer Of this paper.
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NY ,,, :. @-1@~1~t~'
IF AoH1ah< GH'a G. MS h92S and Sat-
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osH 10 y a. ~ CDD les
vi I SEDEM XIX the Second,
KING OF HPUS2LA,
And of his Family, Lis COURT, his MinigRB.
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cloils1s---,bcuxd In sheep, five aotiars-5ound
in ca& ana elegantly eilt, six dollars.
tx: RceeEvsa, aM far SHE as ajoDr,
Csldsnlith's History Of England, abridged
for tue u.e OF schools
Do. &c. of Rome
vyehsters Grammar, Clara's Nepos. Mair's
Introduction ,Coo&'s P.sl.hesn. Ruled Music
PAPER, and EagIian and German Alnanaca
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T q 3 Z S & /. y,
Tor ypQdV il1o1teg.

For ready Afonsey.
70 the highest bid,ier, at Public Auction, IT
DAWSOHg's TAVERN, In the coSi::1ty OF
Louaaun and town Of L1EESRURG, on
TUE6D 4 y the 6,h Day OF JANUARY i2eSt,by
virtue of s. decree Of the court Of the United
Sta1es, for the Eth ciecuit, III tie Virginia
district pronounced at Nav tcrnl last, ln
suit Depending III sid CO. between the
executors Of. na&rl Mildred, deceased, whc
was surviving partner Of Edildred aid 10
berss, pssinfiiis, and Saaac' l9onsA and
TIERS defendsnts--- - ~
900 acres Of Land, near Leesburg,
On The waters Of Tuscsrra, IL the 'cous-ty OF,
ioudoun-tbree acre, OF Meadow noar Lees
burg, and House and Lot IN I.eesbQ1s, Or
so much thereof as WI be sufficient to raise
sertaia sums Of money interest and costs il
sa;A decree iY3prlSiGUad.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

The fubfcriber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, for their past
favors and liherality towards him; and begs
leave respectfully to inform them, and the in
habitants OF Alexandria generally, that he-wiIl
commence his NIGHT SeHOOLo On koaadug
the 22d instant, at his. Academy in Prince
street.
Young eentle1nen, DESTROYS of becoming ac-
quainted with the arts ofSuryeying, Nayiga-
ton, use of the Globes, or any of the different
branches of the Mathematics, win meet with
due attention from
William SIsde.
September 20 ass.aw
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To be Rented.

THE BRICK STORE IS COMPETING
HOUSE row occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,,
adjoining. They are large and convenient, and
viii be rented low. Apply
II HoGE.
July %. law
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This issto give Notice,

That the subscribers, CT 4 lexaladrla county,
b, the district Of Columbia, have obtained from
tie Orphans Court Of sad county, letters tes-
tam eatsIy on the personal estate OF yoil 12lss-
saye, Isse of tie county aforesaid deceased all
persons having claims against the said deceas
ed, are hereby warned TO exhibit them with
the vouchers. thereof to the SUBSCRIBERS, on
CT before the 10Th day,o OF May next, OF they
may by law &c excluded from sllbeneht to said
estate. Given uadsr our hands this 18th day
Of Noyelnbep 1906.
Samuel Craig, -.
Vim. Herbert,
November 10. 2aToW 2
N. e. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requested to make immediate pay
nent to the executors,
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At meeting Of the Board Of Directors r.
the Mutual Assurance Society, agai.st FL,
on Buildings Of the state of virginia, he,g
at the General Office, or the 30ta Of Ss,
TENDER, 1906, the following Resolution w.,
adopted, Which is by order of tie Bo.ra
published fer the information Of the no.
sons concerned, viz:
\ GREAT variety Of causes HAVING CON.
K y CARED te render ii nconveiient ,n-;n,
practicable to complete tic reYalration Of tbos.
buildings in tie towns AID in the corr+,, .
which had been insured prior to the 99ra =
January, 1905, at the period limited b, n.
last resolution of the Board on t.at s,2;eo
Fes0Iued, therefore, that The spsciaI2vsr,,
Of this Society be allowed till Tie FIRST a,y If
December next inclusive, 70 comoIete t,o 70.
valuation Of all buildings which have been n.
sufcd as Aforesaid, within t1e di,tyiefs srI
oTns fcr which they may Ia re been scversUy
tppo;nted; and that 10 funtac, Indulgence,
hereafter, will be ezten&ed to these meyutets
CT ire Society, VIC slaH fail to h.aye t.s,r
buildings revalued, CT or before tie sid fist
day OF Dccember nez,.
Alexander Ni'2ea, Pres. ia. 4. s.
lestc,
Lewis IA Rivalain, c. 3. D.
October s. SN.2&.I law3t
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on E6ID.

or EyGFD, !.
"A large stock of Books, in the diiferen,
branches Of science and literature, and '@I
extensive assortment Of Gcboo, Books, ~
ether articles suitable for country-sales.
November 4. GsfSOaW ls0'D
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PUBLIC SALE.

November A..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-18
n v Il p p z No TY.

IN WHICH WILL BE INSERTED,
]. Such Public Acts as have been omitted in
the last edition cf the Revised Code.
ii. A compilation of the several laws for the
establishments Of the James River, Potow-
mac, Appomattox and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal companies; in all of which the state
has an interest.
III. Acts for the establishment Of the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against fire on build
ings of the state Of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
V. A Table Of Fines, Forfciturcs, Penalties
and Amercements, designating such as
arc to the use Of the Commonwealth ::
such as 60 towards lessening the county
levy; such as belong 10 individuals; and
suchas are appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
VI. Acts Tor establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorising the erection of Toll
Bridges.
All the Acts comprised in this volume,
have been carefully coilated by . gentle
man Of the bar--Notes of reference 10 for-
mer and Subsequent statutes, are annexed
to'each chapter, and a copious INDEz viii
be given at the end OF the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-18
TERMs.

J. ltshall be printed on an entire new type,
Of q size larger than that used in the last
edition of the Revised Code, published in
1908.
~. The paper shall ne Of good quality, and
the book, when bound, will form n volume
III l9rec octave. to match the first volume
OF the same work. The number of pages
cannot be asccrtained, though It's expect
ed from the matter Of which the book
WILDE composed, (therc being nireiy-fpe
new chapters in the continuation from
1901 TO 1905, and upwards Of one hun
dred omitted acts) that it will contain
nearly as many pages as the last edition.
III. The price to subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, 70 nc paid On delivery Of the
book--to Subscribers the price win
be CONSIDERABLE INCREASED.
SU3scRTP7'ToNS are rcctived BIZ tie
fubfsher IL Flck5iond.
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Opposite The street leading 70 Col. DEayo,s
Bridge.
90 ton Philadelphia iron assorted
90 ton Swedish ditto, square and Fat bars
German and blistered steel
Spermaceti and Linseed oils
Yellow OGRE and white lead
Window glass, 8 by 10 and 10 i,y12
Patent shot by the bag and retail
Double and single + gun powder
Cut and wrought nails an sises
Cotton and wool cards, sc. &c.
We have still en- hand few barrels rood
cut Herrings, AMI few thousand WEIGHT
Isle of Wight Bacon--Witl, Il general and
good assortment Of GROCERIES.
RUSSELL s. WALLACE.
October IA, 1906. 4w
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HOMNITTED to Hanover Tail,
- on he 26'h of Sep las, negro fellow
NAMED BOB. who.ny he is the property of Ioh, :,
rret~es II A'5ensrlc The over is desired TO
cai'' pay charges and ,aks him away.
The Tailor.
Oache- 9th 1906. A