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Prom variou, quarters, it 10 stated,
that foraging parties Of soldiers have
traversed the country in various directi-
ons, andat the point Of the bayonet, have
compelled the farmers 10 thrash out their
gram for the use of the French army -
the season too, has been so unfavourbie,
that the vintage has failed The poor
inhabitants in those parts, can now, mel.
Their get bread for themselves or their
children to eat AS to animal food, the
armies have in many places, cleared a.
way most of the cattle. There are,
therefore, numbers Of very worthy IA
miles in the utmost distress, for want
Of the absolute necessaries Of life.
1tmav be suitable to observe, that
these communications have been made
spontaneously, and are not the result OF
any previous investigation, or enquiry.
A vast accumulation Of evidence on this
SUI iect probably exists in various hands,
unknown and inaccessible to the writer
Of this address, and were it necessary to
collect Testimonies, on more enlarged
scale, from the suffering inhabitants Of
GERMANY, it is to be feared that the de-
tail would prove too voluminous, as well
as too affecting, for general PernSal.
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BALTIMORE,%Nfav %.

So disastrous were the effects*of ii.
war in Germany, during the last cam
Paign, a. to have excited the tender SYM
pathies Of countries remote from the ca
lamily. The following description Of
the suferings of various parts Of thet i'll.
fated eouatsy, is taken from circular
letter, which has been distributed
throughout England, with view ofpro.
noting charitable donations, aui which,
having found its way into this country,
is now published by particular request.
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NETWORK. May %.

We perceive hv the National Intelli-
gencer, that an assoc iation has been form
ed in Mar, land, under the denomination
OF the North Carolina gold mine comra.
ny, and directors have been chosen to
carry the objects Of the association into
effect. There is a probability of great
success attending the company. as will
appear by the following extract Of a letter
from MIR. Richard Radon, Of concord,
North. Carolina.
4" In the widow Parker's mine they
have picked up pint Of gold within three
or four weeks. saw the greater part
Of it myself, ons piece Of which weigh
ing nratl, two ounces and half, perfect
ly clear OF sand and dirt. Mrs. Parker
will narn,ion no price at which her land
may be purchased. From PArker's l
travelled towards Mr.. Reads mine, At.
tenrveIv examining every branch. They
every one appeared to contain gold. and
in nv opinion some OF them equal to
Reads or Parker's. A MIR. Gray in his
route informed me, thst in an evening
shostslv before, he took his mateock and
spade. went to a branch, and in little
tune found to the amount OF several pen.
ns weights. The tract of country Twas
informed belonged to the estate Of the
late col. Thomas Carson, deceased"
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DISTRESS IN GERMANY.

The intelligence which has lately bs=u
received from various parts Of Germany,
Of the Gala nitous effects occasionel priu,
cipaly by the war, is so we'll au,henii.
Gated, as to nave strong claim, not Oh
ly on the CON miseration of the British
public, but also on its beni6cence.-In
order to exclte~those sentiments, and
feelings, which lead to the exercise Of
correspondent iberality, twill only be
necessary to state the substance of the in
formation confined in several private
letters, received from different persons
upon the Continent: one Of them has the
following expressions
HEIDELBERc, October23, 1905.
"But six weeks ago, the Emperor
Napoleon, was at Boulogne and now
he is in the heart Of Bavaria, at the head
Of l4o, or $50 900 men and the Aus
trian army is either killed, taken prison.
ers, or dispersed, How will this end |!
The whole Of Germany, and the north.
ern nations, are in arms il is awful in.
deed The violence Of this tremendous
storm falls upon ourpoor native country.
Last summer there was such scarcity
in, several parts Of Saxonv, Lu.a,ia, ST.
lesia, Bohe mia, Austria, and other,
neighbouring provinces, that many bak.
ed bran for bread, and used grass for We
getabies; some people even WENT to those
places where dead horses were thrown,
and fed upon their flesh. Now, in ad.
dition to the usual population Of the
country, there are I SO, 900 men coming
from the West and more than 100, 900
from the East, who must also be fed
and in the nerthsrn parts the harvest has
been very scanty. My very heart bleeds
at the sight Of this universal distresss o!
that some relief might be afforded US
And perhaps our hopes ofreceiving some
assistance from England may not be dis.
appointed.
Another letter, from StungGrdt, dated
OcL ~, 1905, states az follows:
"What would you feel, could you
now see our city! 1t has quite the ap.
Pearanee Of a camp, 10000 French sol.
diers have been quartered uponus. We
have two officers and twelve private. in
our own house, and some Of our neigh.
bours have had from ,hirtyto forty. Pro.
visions became so scarce, that they were
hardly to be procured. There are some
districts in the vicinity of Ulm. in whic h,
evrry thing is entirely consumed; and
we have 0Huniuersai famine 10 fear. The
vintage q tde year has a&o Jaited!!"
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filth. They therefore recommend the
observance ofqnarantine laws and Of do
nestle cleanliness as the most certain
way of fencing out the evil"
MiHtary.-On Friday last, Major
General Stevens, General Morton, ind
Colonies Cortenous and Swartwout, with
several other officers Of General Morton's
Brigade Of Artillery, went down to an
island below the Earrows for the pur-
pose Of practising with cannon bali and
shells. For this purpose they took with
them, brass six FOUNDER, and brass
seven and a half inch mortar. A target
OF six feet diameter was set up at quar-
ter of a miles distance. We are infOrm-
ed tie target was repeatedly pierced
and during the two days practice, not
shot but passed within a few feet 1T it.
The zeal and attention OF boih officers
and men ofthis corps &c lcct mlIi' ,hem-
selves 10 the duties q; t: If miii'ryl pro-
fcssion, reflect the h, ie>t T. be-" w pom
them, and deserve III, thar T. ant. rneou.
fragment Of the government OF our coun-
try.
The Rit hmond Acade my Lottery.
End Class, finished drawing mi Saturday
the 9th uit. wnen the high S vrize, Ten
1h0p,dnd DsAars, h.ms the last num-
ber,l was drawn b. Col. john MAYO.
W. learn, verhal'v, by the schooner
'Traseller. from Curacao, that Miriam.
da'swo schooners had be- n csrtuI cd On
the Eaine by a Spanish hi. and that
MiEanda, IN the Ltandet, had alter.
wards severe engagement with Spa
n'sh sloop Of war, and beat hsr of at.
ter which he stood to indward.
a letter from &c ntle man Of the first
resp ctabrlity at Trinidad, to gentleman
OF tbs city mentions, that The jason TIL
gate, commanded by son OF admiral
ocerane, had Just gone down to pay
Miranda visit, who was said TO be ut
anchor off Barcelona in company with
tour armed Ships and two brigs, under
English colours:
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LONDON, AnfiI ~.

Meeafta,edA 'lsmnasi0n y Bolntarte.
Oa7Mnniay. mis- n, last, the latu 'nstAnt,
astrict search was mad bvth- VI sistT5a,-.
ey OF Hamburger as.lstsiby ,hs French
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NORFOLK. MAY %.

a respectable farmer OF Princess
Ans' county, informs, that The crop Of
corr and oats throughout the whole of
that sounty is neatly destro. ed ty the
CQtGr hiiiurSi
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Extract o "a letter from o"r correspondent,
dated kaatz, AbrH15, 1906,

dated Hantz, AprH15. 1906.
About three weeks since there ap-
peared in many of the Paris papers an ar
tiels stating that the American Minister
had received an order from the govern
.nent to be more circumspeet in, his ex-
pressions rsla;iye to the gov ernment Of
France. This, the Frenrh governmen
say was characterization their knowledge;
but every body knows no paper can go to
press without each article being FIRST ex-
hibited TO the police. Again, about ten
days ago, in almost all the papers it was
assettcd that the American Minister was
at Amsterdam, tmbarkIng for his own
country. Anthe world regards these a,
broad hints for General Armstrong to
zsaA Of" -.
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Nav 81.

This .dav after His Honor Judge
Tompkins had pronounced sentence Of
death on VIM Banks, for the murder of
his wife, the prisoner, in retiring from
the bar, gave loud husSa because his
execution was postponed ill the lIlh OF
July. 49,.
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Iune :.


Extract Of letter from gentleman in
London to his friend in Philadelphia.
The ply siciAns OF 'his city have late
ly agreedby large vote that the yellow
fever is not contagious, and Of course
not an importable disease. An the A.
meriean quarantine laws therefore are
only SO many vexatious and expensive
regulations"
Another extract Of letter from gen.
tleman in Edinburgh to his friend in
Philadelphia.
"The physicians of,h;s city have u
unanimously agreed that the yellow fever
is a disease as certainly though not as u
niformlv contagious Ms the small pox.
OF course it is an importahle disease,
and your only safety lies in the rigid OBJ
servance Of your quarantine laws"
mother extract of a letter from gen.
tleman III Liverpool to his friend in Phil,
adelphia.
-" The physicians Of this place have a,
late and nnmerousmeeting agreed that
the GLOW fever is both an imported dis.
ease, aud likewise that il sometimes orr
ginatss in the United States from local
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hLARTLNSBURG, June 1s.

About nine months ago the Coffee.
Flant MAS introduced from Cuta, and
rianted at Cape FlcIid;. II las sue.
. eteded beyond the mos, sAnguine e>pec.
,a,lon, and no doubts ate entertained
that it will become the staple article IN
Last Florida. This information wa.
given by gentleman, who lately arcl-
we'd at Charleston from Cape Florida.
The Iron Mmutactory at Carron, in
Scotland, is the greatest perhaps Of tie
kind in the void. The weekly CON-
sumption OF Goals am, uni to 1lOCG tons
at four shillings per ton, and the con.
SUMPTION each day is quail to that OF the
city Of Edinburgh for week. As ma
nv Goals, therefore, are Consumcd in tia
CarrOn FouUdery, as would suffice to
suppl, a city oil zoo 600 inhabitants-
OAe thousand workmen are daily EN-.
Plnl ed in the mandatory, whose wages
amount to 7ool. a week, and So, 4ool.'
per annum.
A rumor was aaoat yesterday, of in.
telligence having reached Baltimore, that
his imperial and royal majesty Of France
and Italy, Bonaparte, had commanded
the government Of the United States to
Interdict all commerce between Great
Britain and the said states. We do not
know whether there are just grounds for
such a report; but we are among those
who think such demand neither so dis.
tant nor improbable as some might ina.
CINE. five look to the state of Europe,
and observe with what promptitude the
DEGREES OF Bonaparte have been acqui-
esced in by powers greater in resources
OF men and means than we can pretend
to. it would not be very unreasonable to
expect it-nor could the ideas of stretch
OF power so extraordinary be deemed
either presumptuous or understandable.
Indeed the partial and impoli,ic proceed
ings Of our national Legislature cannot,
in our Judgment, fail &c accelerate de-
mand so degrading aud [humiliatins to
our country. And while they evince 70
the worlda disposition so hostile to G. b.
and so favorable to France, is il NOT inn
probable that the eagle eyed Bonaparte
should overlook a conduct SO suitable to
his views, So necessary to his interests,
and so intimately connected with his vast
designs. When such demand shall be
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The Richmond Acade my Lottery,
End Class, flushed drawing 'ri Saturday
the 9th nit. wnen the high vrize, Ten
Thar and DsHars, h.ms the last num-
Der, was drawn bv Col joan MAYO.
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!, NAPLES, Jun. /.

Vesuvius continues TO rage. The era.
ter still discharges = great quantity Of
stonea resembling hail. On the 4th
and Sth, . continual noise was heard ex-
tremely loud, while the thick cloud thar
developed the summit Of the mountain
was alternately penetrated BY flames Of
FIRE, amazingly vivid, resembling light.
ming. The course Of the lava ran towards
the ferre del Greco, and along the emf.
nence upon which the Cloister Of Ca.
malduna 10 situated, and has extended
10 tho distance offour miles. Destroying
all the trees, Vineyards and habitations il
has met with in its course. lust now i,
has reached the high road IN the neigh.
Torrs del Greco, while q grsa.
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KINGSTON. tJam. ) Angus. u.

KINGSTON, (Jam. August ~.
BY the schooner Stag. we learn that
General Mirandain the Leandef, accom-.
panied with IS vessels, among which
there was Z or : SHIPS, had arrived on
the coast OF South America. and landed
near Coro, Of which lie had got posses-
sions and, by the reports tpreyaleut at
Ethe departure Of the Stag from Aruba,
had been successful in several, engage
nents with the Spaniaras, and was PEE
netratinS into the country. =. ! r.,
Augfst,IS.-We yesterday mention
ed the arrival of the expedition under
Gensrpl Miranda. on the Spanish Main.
aud his subsequent suecess, we are now
however, enabled TO state the Partieu-
lars more accurately. While Capt Es-
eksll was taking in his cargo az Cape Sc.
Roman, on the Spanish coast, an over
land dispatch was received there, con-
tanning accounts Of GenaNTiranda having
effected a landing at coro, (which is said
TO be only - hours sail from Aruba) thar
he had captured II, and was proceeding
up the country. II was, also asserted,
thathe was daily joined by the Spani-
ards, and had several skirmishss with
the government forces, in al of which he
had been successful. The gentleman
who furnished the cargo for the Stag in
formed the captain other, that he was
obliged to be under arms the next NOR
ming 1t daylight a. every person not
found in arms against MIRANDA were con-
sidered a his accomplices, and Instant
" executed. Miranda 10 aided bya Bril-
tishfforce, but the exact number not as
cerrained. He has been joined BY . Bril-
tish frigate. III i. - 3. Z 49,
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BALTIMORE, Sept ..

* - 4SAAA1 AANA0AAA1N SGpea % E
Latest from Europe BY the fair A.
merican We have received London pa.
.Pers to the Esd Of July. Their contents
are not very Important. There il every
appearance Of rigid prosecution Of the
war, and the ideaofpcace seems to have
vanished Ikea golden dream, leavingno
traces worth depending on On this
subjeesprivate letters from Londonspeak
positive as to d continuance OF the war
one, Of which we were favored with a
perusal by friend, dated a2d July says
" You may rely on there being no peace
as yst-Those who seemed most san
guine are beginning 70 acknowledge them
selves deceiyed--while every act Of the
ministry and the arrival and departure
ofeSery courier to the Continents watch.
ed and their iutentions and business In
terpretsd. But all win not do---the peo-
pleSbegin to find themselves imposed on
by toek jobbsrs. A courier arrived yes-
terday from France, . Cabinet council
was immediately held, and peace was
soon after. resounded on change, bur il
10 actually understood that BonaParte has
refused 70 negotiate until England nc.
knowledges his continental regulations,
and then he win treat with her for peace,
on terms most suitable to form the hatpi-
mesa IF Europe and ne prosperity Of tts
French empire" 49, : - ~ -. + IT
1t IS said that Bonaparte has Obtained
leave ofthe Porte TO march an army thro'
the Turkish provinces into Egypt, .
measure indicative of his intentions 70
carry on the war far and near. =
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ment was pforogQed On the 23d, and tine
the Kings speech assures the nation dat
discussions for peace were going on, and
1.-THE Preach are sincere, hopes were
enteftained 81 ! successful terminasion.
Mr.. Erskine's son Is comineto Ame.
Fica 90 Plenipotentiary.
Gen. Pinekney had delivered his cre-
dentials. {. y : s5 "a {
Mr.. Fox's health was mending.
i yftease Boaaparte snux IN port.--The
ship Harriet, which arrived on the 6r.e
inst. at Baltimore, informs, that she
passed . French ~ Eunjship IN the BAY
bound up, with the loss 81 her top masts !
and q letter received this forenoon from
Baltimore adds, that Jerome Bonaparte
has safely landed u that place. 1
- - ! 7. { II fNeso. 7orx Heraial
+ We have been informed that the Ne.
,gotiation for the FLORIDAS has failed.
This information wasreeeived from Eir.
ginia very lately. II seens hispatchea
from Mr.. Munfos. our Minister az The
British court. were conveyed TO Mon.
tieello, by one Dc Mr.. Munroe's family,
who lately landed 4 Boston. -This gen-
tlernan mentioned the failure on,his way
TO the Presidents fJHaskisessn EeG1
Exsract b i letter Aated Alsaadtia, SEP
..... ~ teMbsr 8. ~
/" A schooner Of Mr.. Thomson's has
Just arrived from Caracas. The Cap-
tain informs thar Miranda had landed
with fiReen hundred men but be did
not hear how he had been received By
the peoples" !
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g. : rs i FOR SALE, S
4 LIKELf YOUNG
Negro w oman,

WHO'S well acquainted with house Work,
and her three children, gih and two
boys. Inquire of the printer.
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Money; Found,

AN Wednesday the 1o.h inst. The
~ subscriber found sum Of money,
on the road leading from Martinshargt %
Winehsster--The owner on proving hin
properly may have il again, on appiicat
.ionto ne, near opeckon bridge, Bsrks-
ley County. - r. ! + 4, = i -
WILLIAM BISHOP.
SeptemberIs, 1906. 4 =: q
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number Of strangers and curious persons
are repairing 10 the spot TO be witness 10
the singular phenomenon. The TerreI
del Greco, Is situated at die foot Of We
sovius, with q population Of Is 600 souls.
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ExsFact ef ! ittier dated Alsaadria, SEP
.... -; -, = = fembsr .. 4

A schooner Of Mr.. II
Just arrived from Carraeca,
tain informs thar Miranda
with fifteen hundred men /;
not hear how he had been
the peoples :.
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Married. Sy the Req. M. q
On Iliassday, The Iiihiasf. NJ,
w CAMPBELL, to Miss
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Printing, lnlts various branch
es, handsomely executed at this
Office.
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{ No. 1896
LauerbeoI Sazt-AAoat,

4 ., i
eco hhds. coarle Liverpool SALT
On hqoya, be Jtbsautr Fapeurifs al Lezvrgjan'
) euba,f, ord yfoyJol, sty.
Lawrafop s. Fowle;
Wlo kavs a5lo reeei.sss iy,Gaid leksper k,'ys
fefou.
60 sbls. Nv Z, gland Rum,
s bids. Mojaees,
90 boxes Woyh ard Dip: Candles.
20 do. Freth C3o,oiate,
20 caiks frlh Raifbs,
20 Do. Fer HAVANA Segars,
6 ha!es BnrFoon Guna!s,
20 k.dsa Fi5f Oua.Sy Rraia Duck,
5000 lbs. Shee 1eoj
On HAND.
80 cheHs Tauag llT'on and Hyfon SKIN Tcas,
100 bolts hcsyj Rps~D's .5acE, .vrs..a.l 70 qua
NY 10 e glifh,
20 do. light Ravens,
rs barrels 1'utptntne.
A QUANTITY or
39ttben6ve BsJtoaG GUN row . Err.
Dscrnh:s z8. d
!. ) ,;c ,,a sa'' PINE 'er.'los Me'.Gs'
20 punchcoas high prof Jssnaioa Rph.
8 butts Maie,t Vine
halS butsS Confantia do.
4 pipes Zoe Old Braz'l Madeira
IL baxes French Prunes
=, 10 h hss'a.'d. New. Ens'aoa Rpu,
SO barrels PENNY lvan;s Rye Whiaey
S caiks re feed Bsi,iih SAT-. Petie
= tirrces p iIuu,
50 boxes Mould ara -Dips Candle,
. boxes Chocofats
lna rec.ived, and tor fsle, for calh or on the
ciaal credits
Vaudeville s.. JamelIon.
December 81. 4
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Nezv BfezUeyy.

Haac Entwltle and Co.
J , ESPECTFuiLY iplmm the putlic, they
- have commenced Bsewne, and viii have
SFlR rssdy Tor delivery III a few da, $, viii s. hs
hor vii! siesfe iuci' IS uie H..
&c vail give the Baltimore and Phi
fadelphia prices for good clean Bar
ley.
Grain and Yeaf may be had at the
Brewery.
December 90. din
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] DIaglif gaR.
o. TIIESDAY ne <


on TUESDAY mex
!. !. o,cIo.x. wiil be fold at The Vsnaae Store
= Z u M
Il bbi,. and BIS. Frcach Brandy IA Pifsb
Gaia pspes ana bis.
valley ana Apple Bandy inbls.
Sugar IN hhas. tiessssand bis.
s ssi'. .si s.,-. ss,s,,a .ss.s.
Mould and iipt Candles
RaiGn, II Kegs, boxes and jars,
Pigs ia ksgs and trails,
Queens Ware ia crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
DafIss. Plains, Kerlrys, Negro Cottons,
s.rses, Elafsieks, blue Frieass,
Cain.aucoes, Ruaels, Yarn Stockings,
Ciaa;zss and Callicoes,
Irlla I.lasns, Silcia do.
Ossaburcs and Ticklenbprgs,
Musip and Muslin Handkerchiefsi
Iudia Maslins and Table Clothes,
gandanna Handkerchiefs,
colosr'd Threads, Hats and sundfy oths
ARTICLES.
Phihf G. MarRellsr.
Nov. 10.
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Vaudeville and Ianenon,

OFFER FOR SALE,
SofsCsh, Produce, o. on the ufual Credit &
a CEREAL ASSORTMENT OF
liquors g GROCERIES,
Caaaaing Of
M9Ecovadc Sugars, Of various qua
iiies.
Philadelphia and Alexandra Loaf and Lump
ditto.
+ |;'; ! f'; e.: ..4 !, ''''. =.
Old Jamaica Spirirs, For family ne,
Peach ard Arple- Brandy,
Cogniac md Eoprdeaux do,
ioiisnd an1'ooap;ty Geneva,
10 barrels arohg and hne favored Rye Wis.
key.
AZ; $ 4; :. WINS.
iillpn,
Nfsssgs, snd
1'tneIa. =,
20 cafes St. Eaaph Medoc Cis..g,
butt old 4th proof 18th WhAkey,
100 cafes Wet Schiedaas GIN.
A fs& hoaGeads of choice Molsfes,
Teaneaee aud Georgia Cotton.
Guupowdcr, rr.c
Imperial, W. .s,',.. c,a.4
g 49, n from the bea cargoes foi
snnss s ,-''0' country trade ard. family
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M O T | C E..

y 7 mc.fiog Of the President ard Directors
4 of the LjuIe River Turnpike Company,
at The houi Of John Gadsby, IN rho sewn Of
Alexandra, December lie 4th, 1906 -.
. 0yaerta, That he Stotkhoidcfs 10 the Little
River Turnpike Company do: and they are
hereby reqoiredso pay 10 the Treslnres Of aid
Company ten dollars on each flare by them re.
loeefivs!y fuSicyibea, on lie FIR, day Of Febfu.
ary. 1896. -a9d inc further fan Of eeu dollars
70 each of .beir iliaTes, on the fra day OF Nay
s-aai the further lam Of Ten dG!isss 90 each OF
cir alaS-s, On tae inf day Of jay-snt tic
further fn Of ten dollars on each OF their lhafss,
o The i:t day OF Sepfefnbcr--eni The further
lam e ten dollars o. each II their fhares on tic
itit day Of Noyenocr next enfuing the dare
rlcfeof.
Jonah 4'ho1nplon, Treajarsz.
D@crnhcr i3. d'iffto
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-11
DilIolution Of Copartnerlhip.

THE Copartnerhip bisferrd fulfilling uunder
The firm Of .5gjfp6 Riddae q CO. sol Aiexa,,j',a,
was dlGolved the hrt infant, ty mutt, con.
ien,: All perfons that arc Indebted 10, II lbat
have Claims on the fame, are eeGue'sei 70 come
forward and fettc, as II is deGrsbie to eIofe the
concern as {oun Poif5ir. Tholr wh lie &C
counts are Of long Handing ere particularly fe.
quoted 10 attend to this notice, ana make
pay ments TO enhes OF The lubictlhers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
Ok alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
September IS. If