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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-10
JAMES STRATTEN,

TAYLOR and Hsbh hoto Iyov PHILhDRLPHZIF,
~ EGS leave to inform he gentlemen and ladies of
II Richmond and the country, that he intends car
rYiug the above ounes in all its various branches
being well acquainted with the newell falhions, he
hopes from punauality and sffduity TO bufneis, 10
deferve little Of their patronage, nothing ihsli be
wanting on his part to render fatsfsaion to euoiR-
ers; and for neat workmanihip, he pledges hmfelf
to have it done IN the neatet manner
JAMES STRATTEN,
~. B. His reGdenee IS On the Mlin.Street Ries.
mond, next deer to David Logaps.
Oct. IL. oswr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-10
REMOVAL.

= ME Subscribers have removed their COAfPT-
3 ING HOUSE, from the Man.sreet to one
OF David Bullocks Brick Buildings, at the lower vnd
OF the Baton, between the Tenements occupied by
{. and r. Saunders, and NorveIl, Wait and B.l-
lnek-wherr they continue their purehafes OF whca.
as uual-Thsy alto keep for lsle regular uppIy q
Flour, Corn Meal HomiDy and Brl&
THOMAS 81 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1876. epn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-10
McCAY q COWAN.

HAVE reteie,ed BY TIRE late Grrir,aI, f,c.,
l. London, a large and .ti,)b;ena5ie abort
ment Of COH and Si!Vcr WATCHES, svitb a
qGrify Of articles Of Js4ueiltry 4na Sn,,er
York. Ayo, an G60rin,ent ef Wateb Makers
TOOLS end materials svbicb, 4vit6 their far.
merJqoek, renders tsir aD5,rnent very genera {.
III of evhifb they e5sr at tire a,e9 reduced prices
far eaB.
December Is. IT,
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delivered by Mr.. lines 20 this cGnn,.e he deems
1t rnnecehary to Ra;e then,--Tha. he heard that
Mr.. Svbaeiau had been in Philsdelpha OH his return
from New ORLEANS in lT96, bur he did not cal! op
this deponent then attending eougre in that city, *
ne has been informed tina, he did call on any Of
the then members o! the Kentucky delegation a, that
place. That fsme time after Mr.. Cene, arrived ar
Philadelphia, and during the continuance cf the war
between France and Spain, lie inor med this .lcpo.
nent that he had in contemplation to rfe army,
to eona OF recruits from Kentucky, Tenns!ye. the
Greek and other Indian tribes for the conpren of
Iouiliana, in behalf of FRANCE Shortly after he un-
deriood from one OF the heads ot departments tina,
| he was aPprized Of the pro- ef OF Genet. That he
was abfent from Ken,uckv from the autumn of lT92
till about Augn, 1895, and therefore, has pcrlon
al knowledge of the progrsfs of any agent of Genet,
in iiuing conmifions or inliiiing men BIZ, dv. ing
that time he received letters from Kentucky contain
ing information that fnbjea, and without, delay
gave extracts from them the then fecretary Of Gate
for the information Of the Prefident of the United
| States. T. BROWN.
| Here follow the depoGticns Of Thoxlas Todd,
col. Jofeph Crot kstt and Achilles Sueed: after
which the committee conclude with the follow
ing report.
! Whereupon your committee does not heG.,te 10
declare as their opinion, that the information given 20
the houie Of representatives is ibGantiay true and
correctly detaed-ard that the iaid Judge Sebaaian
guilty OF having for feversl years received from tho
SPaniih government, penGon paid in caih annual
ly, to the amount OF two thofand dollars.
| Your committee further report as their opinion
that Whit Judge Sebailan in the exereife of his
office in this ifate, and drawing his annual falary
therefrom he was employed in carrying on with the
agents of the Spenh government Illicit uuufliis-
bic, and highly criminal intercourse ubver(ve of e.
very duty he owed the contributed authorities of
our country, and highly derogatory the character
of Kentucky.
And the fame being read was unasimcysy agreed to.
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VIII be fold at the Eagle-Tavern, in Richmond, on
the day mentioned ia the above al r
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o1IuI ~ IA PtIfIe,
AUGUSTE LACHAISF

ENDoRsEMESr or Tue BACK.
This letter was written previous to the 18th Ianu.
airy l794,the democratic loeety az cd on it that day
---an address prepared and prcfen;ed-and on the
10Th day Of MaySn aniwer retained.
Here fulIo"s remembrance to the p. and
ConRrei5tfop'Gn of ,lie citizens Of Kentucky.
JOHN BROWN, dsppfeth and faith that he has
~ periona knowledge oi The bufns(s upon which il
- il'd Mr. stb1hian went to NV Orleans in the
var i79j--5 relative 20 his having a, any time
ieee'2ed psni'ou fSpi t!c government Of Spain
that Mr. Ssbeiifin never made to him any conmu-
heafiou whatever, ~ thofe futs1s-nor did he ever
receive sHy iW,fWa'ion respecting them from any
9Varter, un'd h>fcad ert,ln publications which ap-
Yc'rsa 80 The "eae'n World Eoee the 9TH of July
LA , hat IN or atact the non,, Of Augua aA, Mr..
lnne" did make cotrrvnicston 20 This deponept re-
i7tisc 70 the hciineis Nhtii he faid Mr. sebsli-
an he'd gone 70 New CFe4ns--1ud ALTO Rated fome
Information whieh ie iiid bad been given to him
by Charles wilkins rellhss 20 isd penfion but as
IN. communications hen made 20 the deponsnt are
as is believes darutsiiy contained in tie teili,,on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20
ROBERT MCDOWELL,

" ESPECTFULLY informs the public
~ that he continues to keep entertain
ment at the Red House in Jennings Gap,
sign of the Spread Eagle, situated in the
forks Of two roads, ID miles from Staunton
and 81 miles from Harrisonburgh, leading
directly to the different Mineral Springs
in the back country. His house is large
and airy, with plenty of lodging rooms, well
furnished with good Beds. Liquors of the
best quality. Also good Stables, to hold
upwards of thirty horses, well furnished
with Hay and Grain, and an excellent Host
Ter, sc. He fatters himself by his assidu-
ity 70 please to give general satisfaction
to those who call on him.
May 11th, 1907. 6w
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NOTICE.

MESSRS. Robert King and Charles
4VA Croughton and Robert King, James
Thompson and Thomas Ravenhill, John
Edie, Conrad Laub and William Davidson,
Executors OF James Short, deceased---Take
notice, that l shall proceed to take the fol-
lowing dispositions 1t the times and places
hereafter mentioned, to be read as evidence
in two suits now depending in the Chance
ry Court for the Richmond District, in
which suits am plaintiff and you are the
defendants, to wit, at the tavern of Mr.
Norris, at Fauguier courthouse, on the 3Oth
day of June in the year 1907, between the
hour OF ten in the morning and sunset of
the same day, | shall take the deposiuons
of Mr.. John Love and Mr.. Josiah Watson,
ST. and others. Mt the tavern of Paul YER
der, at Orange courthouse, on the 9th day
of July, 1907, between the hour of ten in
the morning and sunset of tile same day,
l shall take the deposition of Charles Noel
and others. On the thirteenth of July, 1907,
between the hour of ten in the morning and
sunset of the same day, l shall take the
deposition of John M. Rose at his dwelling
house in the county of Buckingham, and on
the 29th day of JULY 1907, between the
hour of ten in the morning and sunset of
the same day, in Brunswick courthouse, ]
shall take the deposition of Abner Newman
and others.
ROBERT H. ROSE.
Richmond, June 1st, 1907. 4w
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- Y virtue of a deed of trust executed by
- the subscribers by John Henderson OF
the county of Albemarle, TO secure the pay
ment of certain debts therein mentioned
and for other purposes, we shall expose to
sale, by Public Auction, for ready money,
before the door of the Tavern of Mr.. Trip
lett L. Estes, in the town of Charlottesville
and county of Albemarle, on the first Mon
day in july next, being Albemarle court
day, John Henderson's interest in the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
One certain tract or parcel of LAND,
on the waters of Hardware river in the said
county, containing Ivy survey six hundred
and sixty-six acres, adjoining the lands Of
Christopher Hudson, Henry Copeland and
others.--Also, about six acres of LAND,
in or near the town of Milton, on which
there is a valuable mill-seat-Also, an UNI
divided interest in LOTS in the said town
of Milton, his proportion being five lots
Also, the life estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Hen
derson in and TO the LAND and HOUSES
near Milton, At present occupied by Mr..
Thomas f.. Randolph-Also, 1000 acres
Of LAND ON Taylor's creek in the counties
Of Jefferson or Scott in the state of Kentuc-
kv-Also, the interest of Hill Carter under
the Will of Edward Carter, deceased, to
certain bANOO III inc StdNC aforesaid,
which interest the said Henderson purchas-
ed OF the said Hill Carter---Also, the inter-
est of the said John Henderson as distribu-
tee of his father Bennett Henderson, dec. in
and to a certain tract of LAND in the
county Of Scott and state aforesaid, suppos-
ed 70 be four hundred acres----Also, the
ike interest in and to certain LOTS i'm
the town Of Milton----Also, one BAY
a BOND executed by
James L. Henderson to said John, for the
title TO certain lands in the state of Kentuc-
ks. As the residue Of the money arising
from the sale of the aforementioned pro-
perry is to be paid over by as 70 the proper
creditors of John Henderson, authorised to
receive the same, it would be to the inter-
est Of those creditors to attend the sale and
force the property to its proper value.---
Acting as trustees, we shall only convey
the title TO the above property vested in
us as such.
J0DfS Le7gis, } ,C...,.,..
Dlafibc7v HeaaeTsoa, s ''''
June 9, 1907. 3v
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Notice.

THE Debtors to the late frm OF GIL
l. LAT & KIRBY are hereby inform
ed, that THOMAS GILLIAT alone is en-
powered to receive payment of the debts due
TO that concern. All persons having de-
mands against them are requestedto apply
to Thomas Gilliat, and those indebted to
the firm are earnestly requested to come
forward without delay, and discharge their
respective debts.
For JonN GILLIAT & SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT.
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 25th May, 1907. 3m
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S n O T. S.

THE subscribers, Under fk.- jrmofJ "
L DENNIS Z Co. hare just receiUed
from the northzvard, large sutfiy If
SHOES, Tvhich they zvdrram negvLy made,
and Of the best materials, U;z:
Gentiemen'S SRfierfne Shoes.
do. fine do.
Negroes coarse do.
Lady's and Misses leather SihS and
BTunSJnckS.
Boys and Chiidren's Shoes.
Lady'S 65 MISess' KIDD
a and s"iisa. S Ste. with assorted f'''r'
Chiidren'S Morocco Shoes, do.
Together NTH general assortment Of
GROCERIES, and fashionable BON
NETS, all Of zvhich they offer at a re-
duced price fer cash, PRODUCE or acceh-
tdnces ia toZrn.
j. w. DENNIS.
BE.NJ.4HTIyV DENNIS.
Richmond, Ahrii %, 1907. II
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Fatenz tron-5ouua Doors, Beotees,l
JOHN BEDFORD,
and Shoes.
HILA DELPH IA,

D ESPECTFULLY informs the public
Az in general, and Store-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 1t 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-
lance of 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, (for 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 Cat
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,
VIII not only engage the attention, but the
encouragement of every friend to the in
FAINT manufactures of this country. 1t may
not be amiss 70 remark, that the country
Shoemaker, in particular, may derive in
ca!culabie advantages from this improve
ment, as he can supply bis customers in
one-fourth of the time he has usually de-
voted 20 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,
in proportion. Applications may be made
to the Patentee, or to Mr.. Jacob Harrison,
Richmond. 3m Feb IL, 1907.
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advantageous Establish
71tPuf.

THF. subscriber. because of circumstan-
Il ccs which have lately occurred IN his
family, wishes to admit partner in the bu-
siness ofthe Henrico Guu-Powder Works,
about mile and half from Rockets, or
to sell his rights in thc same: Said works
are so nearly completed, that they will
soon be in operation, and the manutactnr-
er who is engaged to manage the making
of the powder, understands the whole art
so as to make it equal to any imported.
None need apply for share who cannot
advance soon S 1860, and employ their re-
sources i'm the course of the business; there
is a fair prospect that said works will be a
ve,v advantageous establishment for fur
ther particulars apply 70
HUGH WARDEN
Richmond, 1st May, 1907. IF
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S HI O E S
Notice..

A Ii persons are forcwarned from using
n or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorised to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience of those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
to act. Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by us.
Samuel M Crazu, }
Pleasant YounghuSband, A'"''eeS
Richmond, Goth Feb. 1907.
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Iee'a EErir.

sovereign remedy for Colds, obstinate
Coughs, Catarrahs, Asthn,as, Sore throats, ard
approaching Consumptions.
To parents who may have children afflicted
with the Hopping Cough, this discovery is of the
hrs, magnitude, as ii affords immediate relief,
checks the PROCESS, and in short time entirely
removes the most cruel disorder to which chill
drcn are liabte-The Elixir is so perfectly agree.
able, and the dose small, that no difficulty ari-
ses in taking il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20
Lees Grand Restorative.

Proved by long and extensive experience, to
be absolutely unparalleled in The cure of Nervous
Disorders, Consump,ions. Lowness of Spirits,
Loss of Appetite, impurity OF Blood. Hys,erical
Affections, Inward Weaknesses Violent Cramps
in the stomach and back. IndigelIion, Melan-
choly, Gout in the stomach, Pains in the Limbs,
Reiaxations, involuntary Emissions. Obstinate
elects, Flour albus Tor whites Impotency, Bar.
renness, &c. &c.
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PRICES OF
Nails, Brads & Sbr,gs,

MANUFACTURED at the Penitenti-
1sA airy, and for sale by NICHOLAS
HALLAM, agent for the Commonwealth,
few doors above the Swan Tavern, Rich
mond.
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70 e SALE.

MY LANDS in Cumberland county,
Va lying on Appomattox river, joining
the lands of Mess. William Se George Skip
with; this Land Is equal if not superior
to any Land in Cumberland county, off
James river, it contains COZ acres, one half
OF which is covered with fine timber of e.
very description. There is on this land
decent DWELLING HOUSE, and be-
tween four and FIVE hundred bearing APP
pie trees ofchcice fruit. One third of the
money will be expected when title is
made, the other Two thirds may be divid-
ed into two annual payments. Mr.. Jerman
BAKER or Mr.. William Skipwith will
shew the land to any person wishing to
become purchaser.
FRANCIS EPPES.
Chesterfield, Jnne 3, 1897. DIV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

NE haze lately rece1ved,
FOR SALE,
IL hhds. sugar IS boxes cotton & wool
80 bbls. do cards do.
5000 lbs. green coffee tons castings assert.
10 hhds. Antigua rum ed, viz. pots, ovens,
do Windward Island skilIets, spiders, and
do. irons teakettles aad
ID hhds. N. z. rum Wagon boxes
IA bbls. do do $50 sacks salt
IL hhds. molasses 100 bills cut herTings
9 casks Malaga wine 80 do whole do
20 tierces & bis. whisky Is do shad
4 pipes apple brandy 40 lbs Spanish indigo
Is bills do do Is lbs nutnegs
~ crates Liverpool 100 pr mems fne shoes
ware assorted so do coarse do
10 do stone do 500 lbs Glauber salts
We haze also on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German, Crawley and Tanners e. Linsesd oil
Blistered Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race & ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground plaster in bbls
Aspice Good manufactured to-
Fl & F powder bacco by the key, for
Shot, assorted sizes Tetailin
French brandy Tar
Rice Wedding hoes
Cheese Nests WOODWARD
Wrought and cutnails, Bed cords, leadinglines
assorted sizes and Irvine
Snuff Necklace
Class ware ,viz.I-2 pit. Stone jugs, butterpots,
tumblers and decan- chamber pots, wash
tiers. assorted sizes basons, bake pans,
Hats ehurns, &c. &c &c.
We daily expea TO receive, quantity Of Sherry
Wine, Window Glass, Coperass and Alum, all
Of which articles, we will sell at a small advance
| for cash, approved paper or country produce.
Shapard & Lucke.
Richmopd, May 8, 1907.
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Tile IaOdy'te EGrir,Jor the care Of every
Kind If Head-.1che.
Restorative Powder. for the Teeth g Gums
The Indian Vfset06Le Shecjfc, for Me
Cure Of PenereaL ConihLainfs. wat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

nails.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.-50 cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thousand--6d. 81 cents per thousand.
Also, for sale as above, variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
Harrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, &c.
S II Q E S
Of all sizes made of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had general assort-
ment of well chosen GROCERIES.
May IS, 1907. IF
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3 T L L +.

ABOUT 90 years OF age, and about 5 feet
or inches high; bc is of rather delicate
form, little inclined to yellowish COM
plexion, and considerably marked in the
face with the small pox; his hair rather
inclines 20 DC bushy, tho not very long
He is fellow of good understanding, a
well informed mind, and very specious in
sinuating manner; he speaks rather quick
and pert, and has disposition to be very
polite: He 10 doubt, will attempt to change
his appearance, by altering his name,
changing his hair for a wig, Ssc.-He is
pretty well known in most parts of this
state, as we'll as in the Carolinas and
Georgia, as the waiting man and fiddler of
Mr.. Nicholas NJ. Johnson, of whom pur-
chased him--Hs wife lives in Richmond,
where he has frequently been since his
elopement; and he has also been a part of
his time in Petersburg; and his wife has
a daughter a free woman living in Norfolk,
where it is probable he has been also
Tho having so general an acquaintance,
there is no knowing where he will keep
himself.
Twill give the above reward to any per-
son who will deliver the said runaway to
me, in Hanover.
p. STREET.
Hanover, May 81, 1907. If
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lust RECEIVED
From Leland Sons Medicine Warehouse 3 al.
timore, the folloRiug
GENUINE PATENT ,,,d Eo,,il,,


tirore, the folloRiug
Genuine, Patent and Family
MEDICINES,
Prepared by Richard Lee and Son. sole propres
tors. and sold by special appointment, at lanes
Worrail's medicine store, and no where else in
Richmond
observe that none are genuine without the sig.
nature OF Richard Lee and Son-on the out side
wrapper OF each article.
Persons not attending othe above instructions,
are liable to be imposed upon.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozerrcs.
This medicine is superior TO any ever offered To
the public, being innocent and mild certain Snd
ethcacious an its opei atieus. Should no worms
exist in the body. it will, without pair or gri.
ping, cleanse the stomach and bowels of whate-
yer is foul or offensive. and thereby prevent the
production or worms and many fatal disorders.
Fer the prevention and care Of Bilious and Ma
lignant Fevers, il recommended.
Lee's .4nti BiitouS Pills,
Prepared by RichG'd Lee and Son. Baltimore.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly mild,
so as to be used in safety by persons in every 81.
tuation. and OF every age.
They are cxcellently adapted to carry off 60:
rerhu'us bile, and prevent morbid secretions-to
restore and amend the appeti,e--ptoduce free
perspira'ion. and thereby prevent colds which
are often of fatal consequences--a dose never
tails to remove cold. If taken its fist APP
peatance.-They are celebrated for removing ha.
oitual constveness--sickness at the stomach,
and severe hesd'ache-and ought to be takenby
all persons on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eficacious
in preventing and curing disorders attendant on
long voyages, and should be procured and care"
fully preserved for use by every seaman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

HyoL,i6L> .4gue and Fever Drofs,
For the cure of Agues, Remittent and Inters
mittent Fsvers.
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FOR SALE.

Opposite Colonel Mayo's neqv Buildings,
hhds. of the crop 1So5-Imported early
1906
.|ew England Rum in hhds. and barrels
1 pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
rye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and Herrings,
Stone Lime in large and small casks.
And a general assortment Of GROCE-
RIES, sc. &c.-which will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond, 9th May, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
Immediate and lasting relief in the most severe
instances.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20

A safe and efectual remedy for Acute and
Chrome Rhe dms,isnl, CoGt. Paley Lumbago,
Numbness, White SwelIings, Chilblains, Spr.ins,
Bruises, pains III the fa-e and neck, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-20
POSTPOWE NEWT:

THE Sale of Col Quarters Square of
Il Ground, advertised by us, for sale, ON
the 10th inst. is postponed until Saturday
the goth inst. when It will certainly take
place.
TAYLOR & BROWN, v.M.
June g., 1907.
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Lees Sopereicn Otnf,re,f for ,Le

Lees Sovereign Ointment for tie Itch,
Which is warran ed an infaliible ren,edv at
one application, and may be used with the most
pc feet Safety By pregnant women. or CT infants
week old not containing particle of rnercu-
ry or any dangerous ingredient whatever, and is
not accompanied with that tormenting smart
which attends the use Of other remedies.
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Hat Mandatory.

THE subscriber returns his most grate>
i full thanks to his friends and the pub
lie in general, tor past favors, in his line Of
business, and takes this method of inform-
ing them that he has removed his Hat Ma
nufactory to his residence at Mount Pros
pect, near Bacon Branch.-His sale store
is at the old stand, on the main street,
nearly opposite Col. Bobert CANDLES
where he has on hand, large and gene
raj assortment of