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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-05

g.. T.. lazsn9ve,
opposise Mr, Eiott tavern, has
jast rceei ed ans ior sale,
A handiome Election Of FANCY
EUSLINS.
Blacs Az ealorea ita.ian aad indie, lutte
brings. IS
Ladies and sentiemens' white blacks and
bIosed SIX hose S.
Silk Kid, extra long aid hs1at gloves
Lace gfoess and sleeves SIS
Brown, black, andl scarlet silk yelgsts,
fas spit stsssw Iipscy hats
White and black grapes
3 Fawn cosoged casss meres and beaveEets
Mhled gloves hose and caps
Men, wonea, and schilJlrons lists and NIL
4 seeks
fswR#les German ozaabnrss AID bur,
? cases, Irish Iaens
do. Nuns threads
Real Martinique. aud other French cordials,.
cases.
| a few Prints Of the Apotkecas Of
EEfnssaI Nashiagt0a, IN elegant Gilt
frames.
kDecember Is. "A
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-05

Liverpool Salt, aAoat.
The Cargo Of the schooner Thomas Jefsr
son, Can't. Hall, from Boston, consisting CT
500 hogsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
For sale.5y
I.awrasoh and Fowle.
Itqto have also laadiag from said SCHOONER,
100 boxes mould candles
chests young hyson tea
4 bales Beerboon Gurra-i1s
40 boxes chocolate M
hogsheadsN E.ruM sf
50 Kegs fresh raisins.
IN. STORE,
a5 chests young hyson TEAS
is 90. imperial imperial s .drss qssalty.
IS bales Beerbocn Gulrahs
6 do Plains
sa z do Kendall cottuns
SO rolls heavy Ravens duck
eiss IS 3. cascs hats
1000 pair seland fac shoes
3 ; b sosshs4's 1s.A.fsssae Sugars
$50 barrels ~ r. rta
A hogsheads Grenada do.
Q pipes Rebus wine
400 kegs, and 90 kids salmon
Half barrels and kids Of beef
200 boxes soap
50 boxes chocolate
M SO do. Goldfish.
IS December u.
Printing, az lis yarsousk 6raDches,
5aadi oasly sxsegted at tbs o6sef.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-05
Frea Railllls.

Landing and tfor. sale BY tAe subscriber,
100 casks Malaga best Sun Ralllns.
JOHN G. LADD.
Dec 81 s d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-05
o Contractors.
AT THE VENDVE STORE,

ITHE prcsilert and directofsso Of the Little
L Rissr Furnpike Company propose to let
|W the paving any tiistaslce CT the ROAD, not
|xceeding Eve Rilss, ana the board Of direct
rs VII attena at Gaasby 5 tavern, On Monday
ext, the Ggthsof Januarg, to receive propo-
tk for cam g5etilig the saate, where they wish
B see ANY seatleanss. disposed to undertake
Feswork.
JONAH gHo;teSoN, Treasurer.
Januay q. It 5
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-05
FOR SALE,
B Ely ID EB L G. 4 IS,

Three bales Of assorted "a superhne Broad
Cloths, from l5sto b8a sterling cost.
Three bales Of Ladies Habit Cloth, at 4 iss
to IS sterling,
Two bales of assorted plain andknapt Coat
ings, i,afa SIS % to l2s sterling. sIa
ThelahoTe goods are of the latest luIpo9 l't
tion, and purchased on advantageous terms,
and VIII be sold at a very low advance Tor ap-
proved endorsed notes.
81 DeCeanbaS I. du
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
-Gt1t of Xetttaer5,
Remaining i. the Paif0Tce, Richmond, Qeeen,-
Ter lst, 1917.


IA Samuel Acres, Miss CathGrinc An
good. Hessrs. 6. & G. Adams.
CBl Aaron Burr, Francis Bryan, Edmund
Barker, John Bennett, John Brchcny, Thomas
& C. Baker, Nathaniel Bishop, Mrs. Mary
Bottomley, Danicl Bowman, Wilson Bryan,
Daniel Burton, George Brooks. Daniel Border
! rC1 David Chisholm, Peter Cratcl,iield,
Elizabeth Chowman, Abraham Cowley, Mrs
~. Castlinc, Micajah Crew, Robert Cronyon,
Mrs Elizabeth Carter, Mons. c. Cocnillion,
Col Thomas IL. Gushing, Miles Gary, Robert
S. Chew.
Id Henry Darurer, Mrs. Sarah Depass,
Richard Dunlavy. William Davidson. William
Dunn, Micajah Davis, Stephen Billiard, Mar
Gus Dcnnison, David DenisSoa. john Duckey
CE1 Samuel Ebert, william Everett,
Lc Wis s. Edwards, Joseph Eg,:leston.
TIT Ebcnezer Fitch, MRS. Lucy Foushee,
John Figgat, Doct William Foushee, ir.
GG1 John w. Green, Samuel Crinstead,
William ? Graves, Miss Sarah Gcoslcy, James
Gray, Fieldsy Graham, Everett Gay, Mrs.
Caroline Gray, William Cilnon, William Giles,
(Richmond)
CH1 Robert HALEY, Giles X. Hallam, John
Hove, Mary NJ Horton, Miss Charlotte Harris,
Robert Hemmings, Richard Halves, James
Herrin, John House, VIM 3. Hughes, VIM
Haylard, Mrs Sarah Heron, Mrs. Sarah 3.
Hopkins
On James Jones.
III Richard Lorrell. VIM. Lnmpkin S.
Lipscomb, Mrs. Sarah Lester.
TN Peter T. Marblc, Joseph Merinound,
Jane Morton, Abraham Myers, David I. Ma
dox, Thomas Matthias, Alfred Minor, Mrs. Ann
Merit, Nancy Montgomery, Mons. Mantredi,
MRS. Judah Montgomery, George M'CWmme-
~, Samuel M'Craw, Richard Morris, ir. Ro-
bert Mitchell, Mrs Sarah Macon, Mrs. A..
Mayo, Ellick Mackim, Benjamin Minor, Jun.
Moses A. Myers.
1O1 Samuel Ovcrton, Francis O'Riley.
GPl Miss Maria Pinkcrton, Francis Platte,
Nicholas Perkins, Elisha Price, Hon. Joseph
Prcptis
IN Richard Robertson, Philip Rogers,
John Randolph, ir. 'Thos M. Randolph, If Mons
l.. Remouet, Patrick Ralston, William Rose,
| Capt Daniel Robertson, Mrs. Agnes L. Ro-
| bimson.
CSl William Stevenson, BYRD Smith, n
lcXander Sims, Inspectors of Tobacco (Shoc-
kG) Samuel Stavey, Mcssrs, Samuel Shelton
s Co. WIN. Strother, Nathaniel Soidcn, Mrs
Sarah Syme, John Smythe, Beverley c. stan
ard, Sheriff of Nenrico, Robert Smith, James
| Strstton.
TN Miss Caroline Turpin, Bennett Tay-
lor, VIM Trigg, George K. Taylor
! WI Miss Rhoda VIM, John p. William
son, Messrs w & Royster, Thomas l.. Wag-
! CANON, Andrew White, Mrs. Sarah Wpod-
dard, Mrs. Mary Wairocl;, Job Wright, Ro-
| bert White, John Warner, Thomas Whiting
! John Williamson, ir. Miss Nancy VIM, Ben
iamin Wolfe, Joseph Walker, Dcct James
! WarraIi, Hugh Ward c. I@rFcs y iGSTsJi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
10 be Sold,

ON Friday. the eighteenth day of December
~ next, at the late Dwe ling House of BaIba-
ra Ragsdale dec. TO h hignesS bidder, on -
months credit FOR all SIMS above ten dollars
upon the PURCHASER giving bend and alpi eyed
punotaalIy paid. 60. all sums under, cash will he
required. the EOUSBHcLD (J KITCHEN
FUR NITURE, Crop of Corn, Fodder. and
Shucks, Sock OF every kind, Plantation U,en.
oils. p Coachee ard Harness, &c. &c. belonging
10 the estate of said deoeased-ALSO, will be
Sod. az the same time and place, EIGHT OF
TEN likely kECROES, Consisting OF Men
Women, Boys and Girls, for ready money BY
the
ADMINISTRATOR.
King William County, Nov. 81. 1907 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01

XXTiLL certainly be SOLD on me prem ses,
w without reserve. on tie Oh day Of Dec.
nex'. the residue of LOT I'm Adams Valley. }
lare the properly of Moses Davis-An inGispu-
,abc 1itc wi! be made me purchaser by Nichs,d
Adams esquire, for ooIe, negotiable =, the Bank
Of Virginia, with approved endorssrs. payable
al 90 lays and on Thursday the I0,h Decem
Der. will I've Sold. by the Subscribers, at their
VeRdue Office, one Excellent imported CHAR.
RIOT, OH 90 days.
Prosser * Moncure, Auct'rs.
Richrccrh Nov oQih 1907 .As
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
KEEP AN EYE TO WINDWARD


q
At the desire of his excellency the lieu
tenant governor, meeting of the principal
inhabitants of the town, was held at the
courthouse, on FRIDAY afternoon last, to con-
slider of a request made by major-general
Hunter, to his excelencv, for 100 militia
men, daily, to assist in repairing the forti-
fcatious. As soon rs the object ofthc meet
ing was explained, the artillery, grenadiers
and volunteer companies, rendered their
services for immediate duty, until an ar
rangcment could be made for drafting, pro-
portionably, from the several militia COM
panies the number of men required.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
ddUerfiSenlent.

ITO be SOLD. at Eew.NIa,ket in Amherst
L County, on THURSDAY, the last day Of Dee.
next, TO the highest bidder. SUEDRY PRO
PETTY belonging to the Estate Of Hector Ca
bell, dec. VIZ: about 20 Negroes. several va'ua-
bic work Horses. ABOUT 500 barrels of Com, :
or 500 bugneis Of Oats, large quantity of Fed
der, and Sundsy o her Articles too tedious 10
mcntion--Thc sale will continue from day 10
day until the whole is sold. The Negroes con-
sist Of Men, Women, Boys and Girls, aud are
uncormonly like.y and valuable part Of ther,
win he sold, for one third Cash one third ~ SIX
months. and ole thpi n twelve months the
q hers will be Sold on credit Of six and twelve
months. Bond with approved security, will DC
., quired. 20 carry interest from the date il not
runctualy p~id and a deed in trust on the pro-
pc ", 10 enforce punelual payment.
Tie Horses. Corn Oats, Fodder, &c. will be
sold in Lots, to suit purchasers, on a credit OF
! six and twelve mou'hs-- Bond with approved Sc.
eurity to carry interest from the Gaie ifnol pune
tually paid, will be required
Robert Rivcs, Admir-
OF the estate Of Hector abel
Nov IS h., 1897. o@
n. II. Al the same time and place, the Sub.
scribeT ospecIs TO sell 90 or so Negssss more
the terms Of which will be made Esszsn on th'
day.
Robert Riyes.
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A New Seminary.

XXI ILL he opened in Richmond the third
w Monday in January, fer ,he TUITION
OF YOUNG LADIES. by FsAxccs r.
HUoHEs, Pneccp,TcSs al The Washington lien
~ Acsd M in which viii BE- taught Reading,
Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography,
AVID Needle. Work. Those who may honor her
with their conf ience, shall have no cauze to la
mcni its being misplaced she promises on her
part the utE-ost diligence End attention. The
most pointed ami particular attention viii hc
paid TO tho morals and manners Of the Young
Ladies B3aTdegs will be received at a hundred
and ;hi.ty dollars, board and tuition for tuition
alone, eight poonds. IL the higher branches be
taught, aud SIX, if nrerelv Reading and Writing.
II will he opened rSar MIR Thos. Elliot's and
Mr. William MFKimT.
Nov O6 1907 zig
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
100 Dollars Reward.
l. 0 S u,

pFTWEEN Rockets and The Market
- House, ~ was stolen frotl the pocket os che
subscriber yesterday, Of board lie ,choorsr Dol
phin Of Alexandra,
II Red MOI occo P0rRet Book.
Tied with sting Containing $50 dola.s in bank
notes. Of 100 dollars each, on thc banh Of hlcx-
andia, one 50 dollar note ei.h-y on lie klsxa,,S
dria or Richmond bank ami two 20 dollar notes,
one on the Maryland bank, and the other nor
cer't,Ely asceitained also, ioU. Fee Mason Di.
pcmas, ,hTce E ON Europe on paps- and one
from Alexandra, on parchment. aicc"ip: in "a.
vor Of Theodore skinner for 900 dollars from
Catleit & Fisher, and suudry bills, bonds and
letters Of importance Any person whn viii Ge>
liver the book with is contents az This oiice, or
10 the subscriber, residing in the house opposite
the City Tavern, lately occupied by Mr. Cou-ts,
shall receive he above rewa,d. o. they shall DC
handsomely rewarded for the book alone.
JpiHiaDi UikiHSoH.
Richmond Nov. 90 1907. 3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
twenty Dollars Reward.

DUN AWAY from the Subscriber. living in
a priics Edward on Buck River, NEGRO
MAN, named LEWIS 1t Is probable since
he has made his escape, he VIII call himself
Fleming he eloped on the "a n inst. Carrying
with on BAY HORSE he 10 about five
feet i,;gn, 70 or IS years OLD. dark compis ion
LITTLE inclnable 10 be how-leg5ed, lis cloathe S,
Cannot particularly describe Any person, " no
will deliver rin, 10 ME, or to Mr. John Enders,
living in Richmond, shall receive the above re.
ward.
Samuel Watson.
Nov OF 1907 %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01

gooiation with the British government. re
added that he was prepared to state TO the
President, how far Great-Britsin would
yield certain points, and in what particu-
lars she would remain immoveable that
there must be some mutual concessions,
and that he still hoped that no insurmo cunt
able Obstacles existed to an amicable and
satisfactory adjustment of the concerns Of
the two countries.
The RussianS.---B an arrival at Salem
on the Esd inst. Information was received
that the Russians had detained all the En-
giish vessels III the port OF Cronstadt.
=-as=
From the Boston Democrat Of tie 1871 uit.
Yesterday arrived at this port the ship
Frances, Capt. Curtis, in 81 DAYS from Liz
verpool. BY this vessel London papers of
the 10th, and Liverpool to the 18th ult.
have been received in town.
MIR Monroe had set sail for America
three days before the Frances left England.
His departure was attended with no cir
cumstanCes less favorable to accommodate
ton than usual and is not to be considered
as indicating an approaching rupture. He
bears the uitimatum of the English govern
ment. We have nothing authentic that
places our affairs With England.in Il new
light by this arrival.
A London Editor mentions the probabi-
iity that the British government were about
to demand possession of the Swedish naval
force.
A friend obligingly handed us London
papers rs late rs the 9Th Oct. They how
ever contain very little of Importance.
A report circulated in London on the 9th
that AID. Collingwood had taken several
Russian ships of the line
The sum allowed by the Federal Court to
the District Attorney, George Hay, ESQ for
his extra services during the trial of Burr and
his accomplices, is two thousand dollars and
| not three thousand, rs enormously stated in
the northern papers.
Estract q LeHe; from 81. Loaia, 70 ge@ leman
IN LouiSVXir, dared 18th Oct.
| Lieut. Prior vino left this in the snrins
last with few regulars and 90 or so Canadi,
ans, for the purpose of escOrt;ng the chief OF
the Mandancs to his nation-t.lcy had rot on
'Gei; Journey ii pepfect safety witLin $50 miles
OF their place o. destination, when they were
attacked by body OF about 600 OF tire Ricarce
| Indians. 1t must be observed that Mr. Prior
snspoc ted hostility, and was careful TO kcer
| MS men on board SO that when al attack was
made, lac might be able to defend himself
! "''Nh nv N'u ny throwing III Z hSaVy ana wei
| directed shot among numerous quantity O
naked hides. During the combat Prior lost 4
men, and 9-were wounded; among the latter
! the Interpreter OF the Mandan chicf-The ri
! yer beng very low and very narrow, hundreds
| o. the Indians were seen to swim across with
! their guns, 50 that our men sustained a eros.
fire for several hours, which thew defended
manfJlly. til Inc cnrmy desisted in their pur
suit The party thought il most prudent t,
return, and gO to this place Yesterday
(TE-ssy IT,ryy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
LIYERATURE.


JAMES BYARS, ia. hereby informs his
) Friends and the Public, that he shall continue
at his Fathers in the Forks of Hanover, the
succeeding year, 1903, teaching Spelling, sead-
ing, Wn'ing, Arithmetic, English AMI French
& am6ier. Geography, the use OF the artificial
Gl3bes. Rhetoric. Natural Philosophy and Geo
mstry; where Students under ten years old, will
be received al so doiisrs between 10 and -
1t 20 .!o.ars exceeding -, at 80 doiiars, FOR
Boayd and Tli,icn % dollars Of the above
prices to be paid At the admission of each Seho-
lar.
November d. 1897. %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
WASHINGTON CITY, November .

The Senate were on Ucdncsduy crgag-
ed on the bin for authorising the building
OF an additional number of gun-boats.
After considerable debate, the further
consideration of the bill was postponed till
Monday next.
On JHurSdey, the Senate was engaged
on tie bill, reported by Mr.. Adams, g For
the preservation II peace and maintenance
of the authority of the United States, in
the ports, harbors, and waters under their
jurisdiction" Much debate likewise en-
sued on the provisions of this bill, when the
Senate adjourned without coming TO any
decision.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
PHII,AOFIPHI

PiILADELPHIh, November 2e.'
Captain Gault, of the ship Young Fac
tor, who arrived ~ New York, left the
Downs on the 17th of October, and informs,
that British cruisers had orders to capture
all American vessels bound to OF from the
Continent, and carry them in for e1ami-
nation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
cIeee'p I2e,v Gyohgneatq.

ToL 9TH, fart Isl! or No. IL, r his
Tvork, Is just received and ready for dcii-
very 10 subscribers, on ahfHcaioh az this
ofice. ~ The 8RbscrIion is SHR o11el.
Nov. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01

Erract ofa letter tram member Of Cor
eress 10 The Editor, dated, Congress
HqH, 24M .NqUcmbcr, 1907.
"The ipclosea is a copy OF letter re-
ceived this morning by a member OF Con-
gress, from his correspondent in Ncw-York.
It was received at New-York after the mail
had closed is the cause the time is so mi
nutely noticed
"The ship Francis arrived at Boston on
Tuesday last, i'll short passage from Lii
verpool---hcr London papers arc to the 18Th
October. They inform that on the 9TH MIR.
Monroe had his audience of leave Of the
King preparatory to embarking-his IN
structionS are said TO have been too limited
10 enable him to bring the negotiation to a
conclusion, and that therefore the British
ultimation will be, or has been forwarded
to their Minister in this country. No bloc
kading order has been issued against the
Frei~ h, &c. Russia has shut her ports a.
gainst the English, s. the iIyder IS declared
in state ofDlccl &c Mr.. Monroe, one &C
count saws sailed 11th October, IN the Re
venge other accounts say he VIII return
in a Merchant vessel.
"New-Yoik, Dist Nov. at half past II
| o'clock"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01

mo JON I LNifklN Eli,
ind mill be crhfbited ar fhe Wasbingfon
Tavern in RichmoHd, eUery dan from
o'clockiH tie Morning until StH-Sef.
November 80, 1907.
THE subscriber will accommodate 20
4 Or % gentlemen Of the assembly, during the
eneUing session.
.Acrandcr Quarter.
November 29d, 1907. 1t
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The New-York Evening Post sayf-A
gentleman passenger had a conversation
wills Mr. Monroe, on the 10th Oct. and
was told by the minister that he found "
absolutely necessary tocomo home and have
personal conference with the Pres'dc Mt,
as tho last instructions had fettcred him
50 that it was impossible to conclude a ne
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01

Further accounts, received by the mail
last night, confirm the contents of the fore
going letters, and that Mr. Monroe was cx-
pccted TO embark in private vessel from
Cowcs.
The Revenge is stated TO have sailed The
10th or 11th of October. The Ledger says
the ultimatum of the British government
had been dispatched to Mr.. Erskne. Ii
verpool papers 10 the 14th do not think
war incvita le.
The Danish court had not recognized
the capitulation Of Copenhagen. But the
English were bringing off great quantities
Of naval stores feet Of transports. with
part Of these stores arrived in England,
the 9Th Octoher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
D!ralnla Ar9ue.
r / & II M o n d:

= TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01
Sales al Aucflon.

Nov. q. 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-01

time for their meeting, when it was reason
ably to be expected that those materials
would be obtained.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
Patent Lon-bound Boots, Bootees,
and Shoes.
TNTIN d. nENDD
and Shoes.
p II lila ELP HIA,

d ESPECTFULLY informs the public
Ia in general, and Storc-keepers in par
ticular, that he is now prepared to supply
them with the above valuable goods, whole
sale and retail, on moderate terms.
Shoemakers, also, may be supplied with
patent-rights, on easy terms, which they
will find it highly their interest to obtain,
as they can, by this improvement, make
four times the quantity of shoes, with their
usual number of hands: for example, the
| usual work of three men, is only three pair
| of common shoes per day !; whereas, in the
| improved way, three men, with the assis-
J lance of a boy, can make from twelve to
| fifteen pair per day. Thus the advanta-
ges resulting from this Improvement, are
evidently of the most essential Importance {:
in the first place, three fourths Of the la
Dor is saved: in the second place, half the
leather is saved, Qor one pair of shoes,
made in this way, will wear as long as two
pair, made in the usual way) and, in the
third place, there is saving of fax (at
the rate of one pound, TO twenty-four pair
of shoes) they are also much more water
proof than the others, and easier mended.
These are well ascertained facts, prov
ed by actual experience. The patentee
therefore hopes, that an Improvement,
fraught with such important public utility,
will not only engage the attention, but the
encouragement of every friend to the in
FAINT manufactures of this country. 1t may
not be amiss TO remark, that the country
Shoemaker, in particular, may derive in
calcrlable advantages from this improve.
ment, as he can supply his customers in
fourth OF the time he has usually de.
voted TO that purpose, and have the other
,three-fourthS for the cultivation of his
farm, or other avocations.
Price of patent-rights, for the country
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns
inproportion. Applications may be made
to the Patentee, or to Mr.. Jacob Harrison
Richmond. SIN Feb. ID, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-13
Military Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell or exchange
for property in Virginia, the following
tracts OF Military Land, viz. one tract Of
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED and
lSIATY-SIX ACRES, in the state OF Ken.
lucky, situated on Cumberland River, about
eighty miles above the mouth cf the RI
yer, about the same distance from Nash
vile, and twenty-five miles from Christian
court house.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES in the state
of Ohio, situated on the Little Miami river.
and within small distance OF the Ohio.
The following tracts are all situated on
Paint Creek, and within fifty miles of Chi
licothe.
One tract of Five Hundred Acres, ono
of One Hundred and Forty, one OF Light
Hundred and Ninety, one OF One Hundred
and Nnety-four, one of One hnndl Ell and
Seventy six.
Also one moiety of tract of One Thou
sand six Hundred and Sixty-six Acres, ST.
tuated on Whteoak Greek.
| will also dispose of a tract of One Thou
sand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, in the
county of Harrison, in this state, situated
on the Little Kanawha. For terms apply
to the subscriber, near Genito Bridge, Pow
batan.
SAMUEL JONES.
Amelia, May 10, 1907. oaw2m
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S II o E S.

THE subscribers, un1er the. firm III. ".
DENNIS y Ca. haze Just received
from ne north1card, large suffty of
SHOES, Fphieh they 7rarrant nezvLy mase,
and IF fhe 6eS, materials, viz:
Genfiemen's $uhelJl1,e Shoes.
do. tine do.
Negroes coarse do.
Iady's and 6HsSe8' feather SGhs and
BrUnsWickS.
BOYS aud Childrcn's Shoes.
LUtv'S y EL.scSS' Kid2
e. ALr0cco slips with -aSSorted coiors
and q0ifh2uf heels. }
Chiidreu'S Morocco Shoes, do.
Together 7vifh a general assortment q
GROCERIES, aHG fashionable BON:
NETS, att q gvh;ch they offer az a re-
| dHced fTicc for cash, froduce or acccf
( faEceS IL; tG7vn.
| d. ". DENNIS
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