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TIL: JEFFERSON.

IN COUNCIL, Frialy, 6iJ february, 1907.
ME- Executive conceiving it to be duty which
they owe to humanity and to tie laws to alcer-
tam and TO pubfh, and proper c far as may eoni
win any powers velted III them, to punh the offence
Aid to have been lately committed at the barracks in
the city OF Richmond which evenuated in the death of
Mr.. John AGcCREDIE, whole lois is fncerely
depioredby the Executive.
II IS TO that end unanimously Relolved that NI.lrs
fieath' Fenning and Muniord be appointed COM
mttee, to aicertain and report to the Executive as
loon as may be convenient all material circunnanc
IN any degree relating that tragca event and par
ticularly whether the orders given by the Governor
to the commandment of the guard in relation TO the
conduct proper on all occafons be sbferved by the
eennels selongngito that CORPS have been regular
y repeated by the iad coAmandant to the trooos nm
der his command.
1t IS ordered that the preceding refolution toee.
ther with from the Governor sders
ing the conduct proper to be oberyed by the centnels
belonging to the public guard be pubiihed in all the
newspapers in the city of Richmond
DAM. L. HYLTON, elk of the Council
The following is an extract from letter of Gov.
Monroe to Capt. Alexander Quarter, the con,n,ap-
dant OF the public guard, dated May S. lsos on the
iub]eet OF the conduct proper be oberved by the
eentnels OF the public guard he exPreiIes imfslf as
follows:
&" In general they fhould be cautioned not 70 direa
their piece with view to llrkc the object, but in
Gales where they are of opinion the perion is bent on
Tome evil dehgn, ueh take or furprize the cent?
mel or get into the Capitol to take the arms or other
public property Sometimes perlons intoxicated may
pats near the centinel, even infut him. In iuch
cafes it would be much be regretted if uch perions
fhould be killed he be kept at diffance by the
point OF the bayonet it will be fu1icient."
No change was made by governor Page a, to the
conduct to be obierved by the centnels--Tn letter
addreiied to the commanding of the public guard
March l7th, 1908 in fpeaking Of the duties of the
public guard he expreGes hmelf as follows: Thefe
duties are 70 well underltood by you, and as far as
have feen, been 70 faithfully performed, that at pre-
TENT any direction orders refPeGing them would be
unnecef1ary."
Governor Cl5ell, in a letter bearing date. Nav
goth, 1906 addrehed to Capt Alexander Quarter
the commandment of the guard, fpeaking of the rules
and regulations adopted by his protectors for the
government of the public guard, thus exprenes him
fell ; j have feen csule for making any
change m any OF them, and you will therefore
conkder them as confirmed"
The above quotations from the letters of Cover
nors Monroe Faye and Cabel are true extracts from
the Eecords.
DAM. L. HYLToN, Clk of the Council.
req 10 lawH.
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Sn autbnritp.
LAW OF THE U. STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
For the reh5f Of I'm. Kesrn.
ii enae9ed by tie Senate and Rorie Of Rep,.fn,,.
~ fivef Of tie Uned Si1fes ef dye,iea in Coy,,,f
aDfm1le4, That the Secretary Of the lreaiury be- &
he hereby sauthoriied to enquire, by hmelf, or bv
Tome TRULY agent whom he may appoint for the MR.
poie into the peculiar Giro un,,auces of William H.,r,
now imProned, by virtue Of writ Of execution in
favor OF the United States in the priion of Waihinp
ton county, dittrct OF Columbia and if faid Hear,
mail aiyn and convey TO the Secretary aorefad all
the sitate OF every kind and Description, which he
may own or be entitled to, in po1elon remainder or
reSeron, TO the proper uie and benefit Of tie Uu;,.
States; or he, the fad Hern hal prove to the "a
Siacton OF the secretary, agent aioreiaid that he
nd, II" eHate and has not transferred all any part
al ms property with intent avoid the ra,ment of
the iun Tor which he is improned or to d.fraud ,b
u states; then the Secretary of the Trvafury f,s
give to the laid Hearn, certificate, Eating what he
mas done IN the premiies: and upon faid PRODUCING
iuth certificate to the Martial of the difra Of CO
luhnbia, he ihal dfchargc fiJ Hearn from imprIop-
ment PreVidsd, III cafe the certificate fha tpec;Cy
tna' the iad earn has iated the Secretary or
aioreiaid, that he had eate and of COURT. b,.
no ahignment then the fAd Hearn all either nav or
execute to the MARTIAL his obligation, payable to the
United States for all fees and expenses which hayea
ren IN eonequence OF his, aid Hearn's imprilonnen
before he be diicharged as aforeiad .4nd p,e.iIJ
that nothing IN this act fhail be confirmed, 10 diff
charge any other Perfon from any liabeue to the paw
ment OF or from any liablenes to be imprifoncd by
virtue OF the execution aforeaid nor TO re!eafc
ehate. which the faid Hesrn may hereafter aecrirc
from a liAblensis to fatisfy faii execution,
NATHL. MACON,
SPEAKER Of the HogIt of Reereren.afi4et.
GEO. CLINTON,
Pies-PrsSatnf Of fbe United Slater, and
Pr9idtnt Of tie Senate.
February 10, 1907.
ArrkovED,
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Ian 90
3hs -.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

AN-AwAr from the Subscriber, on Sunday the
u 18th of laif month, Charles Ailaock, an ap-
prentice very bright mu!atto about feverte en- years
OF age, five feet eight nine inches high, his hair
dark and much ttrater than n;ula,oes generally are.
he has firm, coun,enance when ipokeD 70. H. had
on, when he eloped, FINAL new fur hat, Mort
brown coat and waiGcost and Grabbed pantaloen,
the feat Pieced with different color ne carried with
HIM cloths made of Virginia cloth, and it is probable.
he will Unfit himief: he understands hcwing and faw
ing, and making cnarie noes. ! think he will fol-
low the iat mentioned buiinefs; have reaions to
iupPoie he is with n'ula;to named Jofeph CooFer
VINO Is very good ihoen'aker and that they will d.
rect their route williamsburg. ANY p.rfon az.
pretending faii apprentice and fecuring him in goal
10 that get him again. Iaall receive tn. above re-
ward, and 1t delivered to in Louiia County y az.
eeyvilie), all Reasonable charges paid.
JAS. TURNER.
Yanceyville, March 8. oawsws
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BELL THYERV!,

ME Subicribcr bees leave to inform his friend,
and the public, that he has taken thg houle IN
Mdneheliec, formerly called the Riing. Sun. Tavern
and occupied by Mrs. Leatli, and having lurnin,gd
hunelf with good Beds and the be of Liquors, Grain
&c he Hatters himieIi from paying pArucu4r ats,,-
ton, he will be able to give general iati.hli.p.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N Is. a Wagon and iix Mules, good Riding.
Horie, and Jack Of good Roek--for Iale.
X. NJ.
Manchester, Dec. r.
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I " C. II n " C. f X r.

" C. II n " C. E RI.
BackiHgb0m county, Janndyy court, 1907.
Daniel and HiLiiam Guerrant Lfor fbe
6encm Of Jdme5 Rea and others Ebeir
trgRecJ,J Ph6.
DJ.
Smyfb 7'andy q Nathan tyres, Deff5.
ON tie motion Of the piaiafif5 BY their conn
- Jd, and it appearing to tie /afi!faHioa Of
bf court, fbaf The dctsndonf Tandy is not an
iab0bifanf Of this Eafe; II is ordered and de-
creed, tint nnisJ he BaH appear here on or be
fore May court next and anf7Ver IRE plaintiff
bill, tie court qOiH then proceed 10 take ibe ZANE
far to1feDcd NJ 10 him, and decree tie matter
tbereof aeeoydingLy andfbaf a copy offbiJ or.
der be Jortbqetb pubhMcd in Iome public ne7e5-
PAPER oftbe eity Of Riebmo0d for fqOo month"; Iae-
ec6fveiy, and another copy he PoRed mp at Tie
trent door offbe eoarf. bOnk ffbi5 county.
n Coty. 7cRe,
K. ELDRIDGE, jr. ,. c.
Feb. 24.- OasOonp.
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JOHN IOMpETNs

ms r'eciysd an g6e'f0rnf IF GOoDS Co16,7iag If
X LANNELS, Coatings, blankets, Role and Dgf.
file Drabs, Frize, Kereys, Feanought, Cloths, Car
pets aSd CarPeting, Bonibozetts SIS snfdo.yu, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, sheetins. Her
ieyneres, Calicoe' and Mullins, &c. &c which he
w diPoie Of on very liberal terms, by tie piece or
package.
SOv Ia. IS
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FOR SALN-OR rrNI,

FOR SALG-CR tCNT,
MY TENEMENT in Marchei,er, pi, aSar-ir n
IFl tuated on the hill, which overlooks the Fall,
Plantation anal containing fuitabe accommodation.
Tor family AT amy tirse when I may be gu, of
town, application n'ay be made MIR. Henry L. BIZ.
eoe.
JAMES HENDERSON
January 2s. oawtf.
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NOTICE IS urpFky c,vpu
Jan. 49,

20 all it may concern, that as Executor Of II,o.
l. mas Pergmlon, deteafed of Cumberland COIN.
ty, requeit all pefions indebted to the f,id dsceaf
ed, to come forward and make payment and ,hoie
who have claims, to make them known, as viii.
to cole the bulincls.
ROBERT FERGUSON.
Buckingham County, Feb IL. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-17

THE OAK OF OR FATHERS.
Alas for the oak of osr fatJe,,, that Rood
In its beauty, the glory and pride of the wood
IL grew and it fourth d for many an age,
And many tempeft wreak'd on il its rage,
But when its freng branches were bent with the
blaR,
1t Aruek its root, deeper and fourifh'd more faA.
Its head tower'd high, and its branche, fpread
round,
For its roots Rruck deep, and its heart i. wa,
found,
The bees DER its honey -dew'i foliage play'd,
And the BEATS Of the forea fed under il, made
The oak of our fathers to Freedom was dear,
Its leaves were her crown, and its weed was her
ipear.
Alas for the oak of our fathers, that food
In its beauty, the glory and pride Of the wood
There erfpt up an ivy, and chung round the trunk,
1t Rruck deep in its mouth and its jsiess it drunk
The branches grew fclly, depriv'd of their food,
And the oak was no longer the pride Of the wood.
The foreaers faw, and they gstherd around,
Its roots Al were fan, and its heart Gill wa,
found;
They lopt off the boughs that 70 beautiful fpresd,
But the ivy they fpar'd OIL its vitsls that fed
No longer the bees DER its honey dew. play'd
Nor the BEATS Of the foreft fed under its fhade
Lopt and mangled the trunk in its ruin 10 leen,
A monument now what its beauty has been.
The oak has received its incurable wound,
They have ioofend the roots, though the heart may
be found;
What the travellers at a ditanee green aourifhing
Zee,
Are the leaves Of the 10y that 6ODon'3 the tree.
Alas for the oak Of our FATHERS, that food
IN its beauty, the glory and pride Of the wood!
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Southey reprefenss the Brti Coaftituton under the
following Alegory of the Britih Oak, and the pat
riotc Englihman anult lament the melancholy fide-
ity OF the picture. Sooner later tn. Ivy mutt
eatuP all its vigour, unleis the axe of France hould
abruptly eleave it 10 It's roots.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-17

TIE LAND Wherein now relide, containing
i $50 is ti for fale by private contract and
immediate polft fIiOn given ifrequired.
JOHN KELso.
Dee. o. lawiE
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Letter from the Secretary offbe Treaj0y, ragE
miffi9g Abatement efgOod5, svarej, and mer-
eb0ndiSs, exported from TIE United Sfate5,
during enc gear, Prior to beJfrR day Of OdO-
Ter, lSo6.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Febraarr "a, 1907.

ANLHEUNI DEThN i MEN
February "a, 1907.
SIR,
have the honor to tranfmit herewith
Natement of goods, wares, and merchandise,
exported from the United States during one
year prior to the hrft day of October, 1906,
and amounting to Io1,5s6,963 dollars. The
goods, wares and merchandise, of domettic
growth, or manufaeture, included in this fate
ment, are cllimated at, Dollars.
4I,253,727
And thofe Of foreign growth or
manufacture at, eo,sss, 2s6
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10000

Corps in Syria Gen. -. 10000 49,.
- 10000
Neapokfnn -frmy.
French, Marhai Mailena, 5000
.otnba,ds, &c. $4,000
Neapoiitals, 10000
- 10000
NsJskeru Nesv Lep;e5.
Royal :iInns, 10000
SAKE Weimar, 5000
Hohenzoll.rn, 500
Hanoverians, 10000
Poles from Pru!ian corps, $4,000
Anfpaeh and Bayreuth, $500
Hefls Ca1el, $4,000
CuriaiIiers new. gen. D'ETpagne, 5000
Picked corps OF Oudinot $4,000
Legion of the north. 10000
Polilh national guards, 10000
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6o,2S3,236

The duties collected on the importation of
the articles of the third clafs, aud which not be-
ing paid by coniumers within the United States,
are derived directly from the carrying trade,
amount to 1927, 1886 dollars, excluively of the
additional duties, which coEltitute the Med-
terraneah fund.
1t appears by the additional ftatement (A)
that the articles of domefic growth, or manu-.
faeture, exported during the period aforeiad,
may be arranged under the following heads,
viz. Dollars.
Produce of the Sea, 3.II6.ooo
Foreft, 1851 900
Agriculture, so,le5,oCo
And for Sa-
vannah, 2,25o,Coo
32,375,ooo
Manufactures, 2,7o7,ooo
Uncertain, $4,000
43 $4,000
have the honor to be,
With great refpet, fir,
Your obedirnt fervaut,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The honorable the Speaker
OF the HouEe of Representatives.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS
TIE produce and manufacture Of the U. SfafeS,
commenting the ~ October, 1905, and ending
the sotb Of September, 1906.
SPECIES OF MER- QUANTITY
CHANDIZE. OR VALUE.
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The exports from Savannah which may be
eftima,ed at 2,s5o, geo dollars, and conGa al
mott altogether of domeftic produce, not being
included in this ftatenent, the total amount of
exports for that year, may be eitimated at near
lo4 millions Of dollars. of which about forty.
three millions and 4 half confiitcd Of articles Of
dometic growth or Manufacture.
2be foreign goods mar be divideI ints three
eiaDeJ, 7,ia.
IT. Articles, on the importation
of which no duty had been coll
le6,ed, they being free of duty
by the laws Of the u. States,
aud amounting to, Dollars.
2,3sS.9lo
I'd. Articles liable to duty, and
which were, on re-cxpo.tation
thereof, entitled to drawback, 49,334,739
Sd. Articles liable to duty, but
which were not, on re-cxpor-
tation thereof, entitled to draw
back, $3.50, 5s7
So,2s3, 236
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-25
1ron " orks FOR Saie.

TIME subscnbsiis duly empowered 70 con-
tract for the sale OF a handsome Scite
4 for Iron Works and eight thousand acres Ct
Land adjoining, lying on the river Rappahan-
lock, about nine miles above Frederic sburg
This tract abounds with merchandising mines
4 Of the richest iron ore and an ample supply o.
wood for coal The scits for the works are
advantageous in the extreme, commanding
the whelc sourse of the Rappahannock BY 9
material canal, into which the whole force OF
the river may be turned at a small .exptnee.
There has been furnace aifd other works
formerly erected here, and the ore iound on
trial abundant and good. When It IS consl-
dered that this property is within nine miles
of tide water, and that the navigation from
the scitc Of the works to tide water may ct
small oxpencc be rendered practicable trans
port every heavy article to market !; when IT IS
considered from the contiguityot these works to
9she seat of government, no iron establishment
can supply cannon and shot on SO good terms
competent Judges having prone unced the ore
sn this tract of superior quality for cannon,1 a
doubt cannot be entertained of the great value
ofthis property. The title is indisputable, and
3 great bargain. may be had. The subscriber
will at any time attend those. inclined to view
the premises, and can shew an accurate sur
way Of the tract on application to him at Dunn
fries, in Virginia.
James Deneale.
Tnlv q d6tiaw
"a
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HAMILTON'S ELIXIR

I Is recommended as the best remedy fer
coughs, colds, asthmas, hoopirg-cough, ap-
preaching consumptions, and most disorders
of the breast and lungs. This propagation vii!
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness of speeck, &c, In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords inanedi-
ate reGy, moderating the fits OF coughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial efrsots May confidently be ex-
pectcd.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

- Axf - - - ~ = : q - - - =
nT the great efficacy Of the PsfSpf a'.d 1s s
nsssly Medicines, prepared by tie late kicil-
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States 2
celebrity hitherto unequallcd.
PA,l4delliA s4ugust 3, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
Or others, the excellent quality of HANllL-
TOMS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
Lee, i have sent you. the following account OF
the benefit ] have received from It, which
hope will induce others to give it a trial In
consequence of a bruise ON the breast received
from a fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate saHocation. Add to
these a constant pain in my breast and cough,
great loss Of strength and flesh, and youlaay
conceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption. The advice OF
most eminent physician was rcsorted to, and
afterwards second was calIedin, without CIV
mig me any relief. Another physician who.
knew me and the circumstances Of my case,
Qd,sed ne.to gtpe Hanikton's EHrir a trial, say-.
NC, he rad used ii IN his YarQesiee, and alauaya:
Fund it do mack good A bottle was procured
from Nix Bircll's, and ! found relief before |
had taken one hsJfeft. | continued to use:
it and was soon strong enough TO attend to bu-
siness On taking cold, same Of my formed
symptoms return, but are always removed BY a
dose or two of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. Ii, Bndd-street, Philadelphia
Mrs. II. Lee.
Ir0ua Luther 5Asr,in, Esq. lste -1fsssuey-ge-
neral efthe. State Of Maryland.
Iconply with your request in stating my
opinion of Hamilton's Elixir. Ithas been used
in my family for two or three years past, with
uniform success, whenever colds, coughs, or
similar complaints, have rendered mce;cine
necessary ! have myself found It ali excel
lent and agreeable remedy for a very painful
and troublesome affection Of the breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED and
difficult breathing.
On these accounts do not hesitate to re-
commend Hamilton's Eliyiras valuable me-
dicinc, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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ITCH CURED.

BY enec Using Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used FOR 20 years in Europe
and for near years in America, has never
been known to fail in any one instance. 1t is
perfectly ihnocent, warranted not to contain
particle or mereary,ot any pernicious ingredi-
ent, and may be used with perfect safety on
an infant, being vegetable preparation'and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
HAMILTON'S LOZENGES,
Which have cured more children and adults
of disorders proceeding from woIn1s, than all
the medicines heretofore discovered. In sd-
dition to the great cures mentioned in the let
tiers from the chancellor Of the state of Narv-
land, the Rev. Mr.. Molthicr and others, late
ly published the following are submitted to the
publi9 being selected for the purpose Of hew-
ing the mild yet ho-se,m qualities ofthis 'ex-
traordinary medicine, which, although SO mild
in It's operation, is competent to-expel TIE for
midable tape worm.
An infant, aged weeks, OF MIR. Henry Em-
bank, taylor, Charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with CONFUSION fits, SO
that his life, was despaired-of, but@was perfsst-
ly cured by one dose Of Hamilton's Worm I1o-
zengcs, which expelled several worms, the
undoubted cause Of the child's disorder.
Z Lette,' frozo M. .fcfernrn, bsieklayes. Nigga
zine-street, mar. Broadspay, Jan. "a, 1902.
It world be ,,agrateiuI were to withhold
my testimony in fayoref Hamilton's Worm
Destroying Loxenges. I had been between
FIVE and six years past much indisposed. and
! latterly often tormented with severe gripping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with often
Mve breath, withsriolentf everish fits, and other
Obvious symptoms of worms; but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozenges recommended
in cases similar to mine, Undermined OH a
trial Of them, as my lastresource. The first
{ dose evacuated twelve or Is feet OF tape
worm two other deses were taken, which
i brought away quantity of matter broken like
s skins and pieces OF worina. suppose the
tape worm, yoided at di ferent times, must in
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit I received .fre.n this
medicine, induced me to give doss tc child
|aef mine who was pining AID sickly: it.produ-
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Ham,lton's Elixir.

sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, asthmas, sore threats and approaching
eonsumptions.
Hahn's Afts-bal,ous Pag5. !
Are Justly esteemed for carrying off the SUI
perHuous bile from the stou3seh and prevent
inp morbid secretions and their consequences,
bilious and malignant fevers, sc. These pills
are perfectly mild in Incorporation, and may
be used With safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation. !.
IES Sousresagns osnt1ssnt Jor The
Itch.
a spestlv and eflectual remedy, generally
rsmcving the complaint at one application 1t
may sc safely used by persons of every age. (.
The Anodyne Ehxa7.
For the cure ofevery kind Of head ache. $
H0hn's genuine Eye-WnteY. !
An excellent remedy for alldsorders ofthe
eyes, many persons having been cured OF il
when nearly deprived ofsight.
1ooth-a6he DROPS.
Give Immediate relief in the most violent
attacks.
The Restorative ! Pozoder for the
Teeth and g4ass.
Cfeanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves the enamcto of the teeth from { oeay.
GowLdnd's Lotion, and the gengasc
Persian Lotaoa:.
Both celebrated I'd The fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
Hahn's true and genui'le sCorn-
Plaster.
Ascertain remedy for cof'as, speedily eradi
eating them without giving pain.
Ag4e and fsucv Drops.
Justly 'estee,.fcd FOR their great efficacy In
euro of 'agues andsinterniittent fssers.
/ Damask LIZ Saluc. and lalasan
Vegetable Specific,
James Kennedy, fen.
Alexandria, 0etoberSls. zeS
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Robert Haftsh0rne
M " r E %, 3.
A Miller who. is master of.

His business, to take care Of merchaus nil -
Tosueh one good wages will be given
E6r tiae person who wants, please apply to
.bfr zssefsh Smith, AlexaaAria. s
zNaxeh II. d