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port. In the canal the English were
struck with establishment at the sight Of
the immense population of the coast.
Their boats which put off to fetch water
and other provisions, were not able to
land. They have, therefore, done ex-
tremely well to sheer off with all possible
speed. The grand Seignior has adopt
ed the same measures in his dominions
against the English and their property
as the French emperour. The seals
have been put on the palace of the En-
glish ambassador, as well as on all En-
glish warehouses. All persons not be-
longing to the military arc to be discard
ed, and after this measure shall be car
ried into effect, the shops will be opened
again.
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( II, }

ed with an extraordinary silvery reful-
gence. Such was the glare for several
seconds, as to render all objects as visi-
BILE us at meridian day.
Lynchburg is situated on the S. side
of James river, in 34 1-2 north latitude,
and distant from the nearest sea about
21O miles-encompassed with high hills
andcraggy cliffs, Astounding with miner
ais and probably with fossil coal.
+ ~.<~%<~.-<-<-> .-,-,", ,-,~,-,~,~>,-
An English Poet, OF tn name Of
Northmore, has been a considerable
time engaged in writing an Epic Poem,
to be completed in ten books, entitled
WAsHINCToN or, Liberty Restored
The basis of the work, exclusive of the
imagery, will rest solely upon historic
truth.
MISCELLANEOUS THOUGHTS.
Pure air is as necessary to health, as
eating and drinking, or as clear water
is to lishes-It tends 70 refresh us, and
makes us healthy, composed and serene;
it encourages man 70 work Cheerfully;
excites appetite, and induces balmy
sleep in short, man finds himself ex-
ceedingly happy while he breathes fresh
air.
Incidence not only occasions diseas-
es, and renders men useless to society,
but promotes all manner of vice. To
say man is idle, is little better than
to call him vicious. The mind, ifnot
engaged in some useful pursuit, is con-
stantiy in quest of ideal pleasures, or
impressed with the apprehension of
some imaginary evil. From these re-
sources proceed most of the miseries of
mankind. Certainly man was never
intended to be idle. Inactivity frus-
trates, the very design of his creation;
whereas an active life is the best guar
dian of virtue, and the greatest preser-
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COPENHAGEN, M arch Fl.

The environs of Dantzic, the eastern
part excepted, are wholly occupied by
French troops, who were engaged in
drawing off the water that runs through
the place, and turned several mills.
The Prussian garrison exceeds 10000
men.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11
BERLIN, April 8.

Six thousand Spanish cavalry, and
twenty four thousand infantry of the
same nation, have passed the Pyrennes,
and are expected on the banks of the
Elbe the latter end of this month.
April II.
The passage of French troops, by di-
visions and regiments,is greater than e.
ver.- We daily see pass through here,
considerable transports Of powder and
ammunition of all sorts. The want Of
specie is felt every day more and more,
and it will almost be impossible for the
city to furnish the contribution Of mix
lion that has been demanded.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-11

BANKS OF THE ELBE, April 10.
In the night Of the 9th to the 9TH of
this month, the town of Rostock was
surprised by Swedish corps, who, con-
Quoted by guide which they had taken
at Stralsund, entered the said town by
a sluice avoiding the gates; this corps
returned after having made prisoners
the garrison, consisting Of from 100 to
1870 Dutch troops, as well as the secreta-
ry to the French vice consul, M. Mar
Jensen, and after taking off the seques-
tration laid upon the Swedish ships
which were to be sold the next day, as
also that laid upon English merchandize.
Another corps Of about 200 Swcdes, in
Wagons, advanced as far as the lake OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30

THE prevailing disposition to encourage
the progress of Literature 1.-The peculiar
favor which ST. MARY's COLLEGE mas
cmoyed,."and the many splendid chances
offered to adventurers BY the above
scheme, induce the Managers to antici-
pate rapid sale of the Tickets. The
Drawing will commence as soon as q sufii-
clent number is sold to authorize II. The
MANAGERS have given bond to the State in
the penalty OF si-Cty thousand Dollars for
the faithful payment of the prizes, which
VIII be paid, subject to deduction of Fiji
teen fer cent thirty days after the Draw
ing is hnished-Prizes not demanded
WITHIN twelve-month from the compile
uon OF the Drawing, will be considered as
a donation to the College.
TICKETS TO be hadiof the MANAGERS .sor,
OF such persons as may be authorized biz
them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30

y HAT most bs,u,ifui ara tcathy situation,
knowo by the name Of r. ALL SBOROUH,
or HALLS STORE, lying on tine BucLing-
ham road. seventeen mig. above Msnche.,er.
Also another valuable -r2 ACT OF LAND,
in the lover end Of Powhs,an county, contain
y z two hundsed aces wore or less, with good
improvements. and there is no doubt OF great
q9sntiIy OF COAL being on This land
The subscriber viii Give gtea, berga'r in
the said lands, as he wishes to move to NE Wvs.
germ country, For terms appiy 70
ZaCH'H Rail-.
Z August 95'h, 1907. e
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TO RENT

TWO LARGE SRICK 1.ENEMEN7S,
CTUATED on the south side of the main
- street, and nearly opposite the Market House;
QUO is corner house lately occupied by Messrs.
Shapard and LucIe. the other was in the Occur
,aucy of Mr.. Job Greene Those houses are
rendered Gre proof (ex'e,ually) by being covered
with tiles and having Iron Shutters in every
direction that there is danger (from fre) TO he
apprehended. Possession may be obtained inn
media'ely upon application TO
WM. MITCHELL.
Richmond, September Cd. 1907 wtf
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4 House and LOIS
1R SIZE

ron SALE
; TIE subseibsr oilers Tor sale three valuable
LOTS or GROUND IN the city OF Williams.
snrg; on Which there rs large and cou,u,odi-
Gus dwelling house, (conttining eight good
ronr's, and two large rassages.) together with
= 3oed 3 z'dsn stable, AVID all necessary ou'
houtes fof ne use of n gen,crl family.
A5Sperson dcsisous of purchasing will please
to apply To William Mungord. ESQ. OF this city.
who Will make known the terms of sale, and is
su,hot,sed 10 conclude the BARGAIN. Possession
viii bs Delivered TO the purchaser on the i0sh
FAY OF Junsry next.
( Anna BYRD.
Richmond, Seoteroi,er 70. ISt7 ,f
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William LoWnca-

IQETunNs his sincere thanks 10 his friends and
the public generally, for the liberal eneon-
ra"eneut received since his commencement Of
Guinness IN Richmond and hopes his ass;dui,v
" business, and pundualiiy. will cnii,le him 10
continuance Of their fay0rs lie has re moved
toa house nearly opposite tho 2ci,Tavern wbe,e
he iesendsearrying on The Book Binding business
m al its variety, and in the most mod IN. 10, !.
proved and fashionable style, with punauality.
neaness and Dispatch.
Printed Bookt sound IN the most elegant ard
substantial manner. in morocco and calf. foil
Git and lettered--also, in shecs gilt and plain.
s'aSt Boals Of every description, ruled 10 any
pattern, and bound with the la,es, in1proved
spring ard p7tra' bsckq, sad Rpssia bsnis ard
YSrehmen, coyners. which aid much 10 tho
Strength Of tho books, aud ease add convenience
% the writcr.
Orders from the county will be thauEfuuv
Eoe we'd and Pur9ualiy attended to as above.
Old books 70 bound.
Richtrcnd Aug 81. 1907,
II l. Il " Il II q n ~ >
Eor sale AZ this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
Four Brick Houses

On the main street, three of them opposite
Meas. Jno. ard Robt. CANDLES and fronting the
cross street. ieadiug from Col Mayo's Bridge
ATTACHED the,eto are BRICK LUMBER
HOUSES, KITCHENS, SMOAK HOUSES
Sc Tho other house is OPPOSITE Messrs. Gale.
so and Richards and occupied by Mr., Robert
Gell, saddie'. Any person wishing to purchase
or exchange land for the above property, will
apply TO MIR Lewis Truehesrt, who is generally
in Richmond, or to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
FALL GOODS

THE subscribers are receiving by the
i ship Herschell from Liverpool, an
extensive supply Of
NJ Z Il G II II " y IZE,
suitable TO the approaching season; and
are in daily expectations of their LON
DON GOODS by the Calpe, which will
render their assortment complete, and
which they oaer for sale by the piece or
package on the most moderate terms.
JouS s. RosRRr GAMBLE, Jr.
November z. 1907. wet
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nails.
CUT SPRIGS.
Sd.-50 cents per thoasand--4d. 81 cents
per thousand-6d. e4 cents per thousand.
Also, for sale as above, variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
aarrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, SC.
S II o L S
OF all sizes made of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had a general assort-
hent of well chosen GROCERIES.
May IS, 1867. If
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Sept 90.

OF Luns"huFG county, three stray HoGs, viz.
two sows and boar, supposed TO be about fif.
teen months old or upwards, tolersbly grown fer
that age. The ooari' : pale red colour tke',wo
COWS nearly If the sans coionr. in,ermix.d win
back spots, all of them unmarried, posted and
appraised to forty.hve shi!lmgs.
JOHN BLACKWELL.
August 9TH, 1907. VS.
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" q TT C. T..


Z 4 Essrs. Robert King, and Charles CROUCH
t'A ton, and sobert King, James Thompson,
Vnd Thorras Ravenhiil, John Edie, Conrad
Laub and William Davidson, Executors Of
lanes Short, ec.--TAKE NOTICE, that |
shall proceed 80 take the following dispositions,
at the times and places hereafter mentioned, to
81 rcad as evidence in two suits now depending
m thc ChsnoeTy Court for the Richmond his.
trict, in which am plaintiff and you ave the de-
PENDANTS, to wit the deposition Of John VI
Roe aid others, on the 10Th day Of October
ma X, Ut the Dwelling House Of Major David
Pa;tcson, of Buckingham county on the
Esd day OF October. 1907, shall proceed 10
rake the deposition Of Mr.. John Love and o
Tiers, be,ween the hours Of ten O'Clock and sun.
ret Of The same day, 81 .ss house oC Thadens
Norris at Fsuquicr eourthouse-und or the 5lh
day Of November, 1907. between the hours Of
ten ia ne Noruing and snn.Sei of the same, ct
he house OF MT Simpson At the TurppiEe rate
htSt Alc2andria, shall take the deposition Of
Doctor Henry Rose and o:bcrs.
ROBERT N. ROSE.
Sept ", 1907. 4v
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S I'll O j. S
Free Dollars Ltewara.

QTRAYED or Stolen from the subscri-
~ Der ON the 21st inst. two Mules, to wit
one black stud Mule, shod all round, with
long switch tale, no other mark recollec-
ted. Also one mare Mule, of bay color,
with the end of her tale cut off, only shod
setore, believe rather poor. Whosoever
viii deliver the said mules to the subscri-
Der in the city of Richmond, or give such
information so that l get them again shall
receive the above reward.
JOHN TINSLEY.
Richmond, June gath, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
A Copy, Teste,
John Poindexter. CT, c,
AT court held for Prince Edward

AT court held for Prince Edward
county, June the 18th, 1907.
a Ii persons having claims against the es,ate
OF Richard F. burke, dec. are directed To
establish, and file them with the clerk of This
court, a, or before January court next, At which
time he court will proceed to make DISTRIBUTE.
on OF said dcceGertss estate. And thar copy OF
mis- order be forthwith inserted in some one of
the pubic newspapers printed in the civ Of
Richmond, and in the town of Petersburg eo,
one month successfully by me sheriff Of this
county Copy, Teste,
i. Watkins, c. c.
Prince Edward, July court, 1907.
ORDsRTD. That The distribution of ,lie estate
Of Richard f. Burke, dec. be postponed
until February court next.
A Copy, Teste,
Benz. Watkins, ID. C,
Signed, VIM. A. Allen, d. S.
VIM. Price, ir. Sheriff.
ut a Court held far Hcw7c0 coYjj1V
ar ne Corfboase, TIE "'"f6 DAY Of Scp,esl6s,,
James brown and Robert Rives, surviviue0
partners Of the commercial house Of
Brown, Eives & Company, compl,s, z
6ga's1 20
Thomas Reeves and William Temple,
defts' :.
THIS day cane The compliments by their
counsel, and ihe defendant Reeves not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given security
according 10 the ACT OF Assembly aud the niles
Of this court and it appearing 10 the sa,isfac.
ton ofthe court thar he is not an inhzbitant Of
this commonwealth On the motion Of the COM
Plsinants, II iso,de~ed. Tha, he 90 appear here
on the first dayo December Court next, and an
swer the bill Of ,hc ccmplainants and thu, /,
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed IN the city of Richmond 70,
two months excessively and posted a, the door
OF the courthouse Of this COMFY on two success.
sive court days.
copy, Teste,
ADAM CRsTc
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June 40.
FOR SALE.

MY LANDS in Cumberland county, lying
XVI on Appomauox river, joining the lands Of
Messrs. William :. Ceorse Skipwith ; this land
is equal is not superior 20 any land in Curnbsr
land comfy, off James -iiver. il Contains 607
acres, one half OF which is covered with ine
timber of every DESCRIPTION ihese is or this lard
decent dwelling house, and between four and
Eve ,tond'cd hrariug apple trees OF choice srni,
One third Of the money viii bA expected when q
title made the other ,wo thirds may lie divided
into two annual payments. Mr. Ierman Baker
o. Mr. Wi'liSTn Sgipwith win shew the land TO
a67 Per.om wiehiag to become purchaser.
FRANCIS EPfES.
Chesterfield. Tunc 8. 1907 no
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b. Trueheart.
Dc IUCIIEdTI.
Powha.an COUNTY, Avg. 24.h 1897. We.

II great Bargain in l. IND.
TTHs sub'criber is still DESTROYS Of selling his
FORK PLANTATION in Powha,ar
county, and for early payments. great bargain
may be had.
THIS TRACT lies immediately in the Fork
of the South and North branch of Fine Greek
and partakes OF considerable portion &c the fat
Land of each branch, shat may be verv easily re.
claimed There are 40 acres in this trad, ard
above one half of it woods most of the cleared
Land IS nov under cultivation, and will sffsyd an
oPPoru7ityto he purchaser of pnt.in ing in good
crop of Wheat-rhis Land is oe superior qualify,
and well adaP,ed to the culture of Tobacco and
grain there is very comfortable dwelling
house and several convenient out hourses on this
Land. Il Will be shewn 10 any person inclinabie
to purchase, by Captain StovaIl Iivrg on the
premises and terms made known, on arplicatI-
on 10 he subscriber. Nm Bentley.
Ps~hatzn, l4th Sert 1907 w5t
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Dollars

142o9 Blanks.-.N2tf4yot 10 Prizc. 41s, 900
$500 Tickets, at 10 Dollars each, 715,COo
arrangement Of Stationary Premiums,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
LohN-OFFIcR, State OF Virginia,
Jlne 8. I2n1

NOTICE is hereby given, That in con.
formity with the provisions of the act
supplementary to the act, intituled &c A.
act making provision for the redemntioo
OF the whole of the public debt of the u
nlted States" books will be opened at the.
ofhce OF the commissioner of loans for tho
state OF Virginia on the first dav of july
next, to continue open until tire seventeenth
day OF March, 1903, inclusivcly, the four
teen last days of each quarter excepted,
for the purpose of receiving subscriptions
tor such parts of the old six per cent. de-
ferred six per cent. and three per cent.
stocks, as may, Oh the day of subscription.
stand on the books of the said eorpmissi-
oner of loans.
Those proprietors the old six perc cent
and deferred stocks, who may subscribe.
VIII receive in lieu thereof new six rer
cent. stock, equal to the unrcdeemcti A.
mount of the stock surrendered, redecma-
bic at the pleasure of the United States.
under proviso however, that no REIN.
bursement shall be made except for thc
whole amount of any such new certificate.
otstocs, nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the proprietors Of the three
per cent. stock who may subscribe, will re-
ceive in lieu thereof, a six per cent. stock.
equal to siXty-hVe per cent. of the amount
Va 'iiiSC PCI ISnb' SuTGcnQCrG@, fSdeenla-
bic lin tie same manner as the new six per-
cent. aforementioned, but not reimbursab,r.
however, without the assent of the hold
ers, until after the whole of the new si,r
per cent. (given i'll exchange for old six
or deferred as abovcmentioned) as Well az
the whole ofthe eight per cent stock oftbe
United States, shall have kecn reimbnrs-
ed. 1t is alsoprovided that in every reir,-
bursement which may take place. a IRE.
ference will be given to those creditors wis
may notify their wish to be reimbursed /.
and that If the applications to that efecr
snail at any time either exceed or faIT
short OF the sum then applicable to that
purpose, the priority of payment shall. so
far as may be necessary, be determined bv
lot.
The present stockholders who reside in
any part OF Europe, and may assent TO that
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest acSruing on the new stock, Ell
Their in the United States rs heretofore. or
in London, or Amsterdam, atpar: in which
last case the interest will be paid there hv
the bankers of the United States. six
months subsequent to the day on which the
same would be payable in the United
States and subject to no variation nor to
any other deduction than commission 20
the bankers, of one half per cent. ON the
interest thus paid. JOHN PAGE,
Comnissio1er Of LoanE.
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POk SALE.
~ tract of Land,

In Powhatan county, containing between
nfns hundred and thousand acres, and
lying Within two miles of the courthouse,
anti on both sides Of Fine creek. Thistract
slIand would be sold entire, otherwise laid
oil in lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
inclinable to purchase, it is expected will
first view tile premises-any further de-
Scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply TO the subscriber, living on the
premises. SAM. BAsKERvILLE.
Pow hatan, Ian. 4th, 1907. If
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WILLIAM DU BoURe,
JoHN TESTER, <
LUXE T1ERNAN,
ROBERT WALSH,
WILLIAM LoRMAN,
ALEXANDER MKIM, :
HENRY WILSON,
SAMUEL STERETT, y
JAMES M'IENRY, b
SAMUEL HoLLIEGswoRTH,A
BEwIs DU BOURc,
PHILIP LhURENsoE, "a
81" TICKETS an fke aboye Loile,.,,
2r Satc by CALICO, RIcHxRD q Co
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MATTRESSES.

mt be Sold,
OH Odsbcr Cumberland Court day next, on 4
c'edit of one and two years.
A TRACT OF LAND,
Containing about fon- hundred and CITY acres,
i!ine on the branches Of Whls's river III said
county OF Cnnbttls:d, which was convey led
IN Ius to Secure a deb- Dire BY James, Thomas
anj Francis Seare 70 William Mcwbern THIS
land ed.oius Col BENJAMIN Wilson and Lang
her'e " alton, and formerly belonged to Edward
Scresss, from whoa, the said lanes. Thomas
and FRANCIS Nsane purchased The purchaser
= at be bound 70 give bond with approved securi.
=, payable with interest from ,he day of sale.
Wi..;am Daaiei, jr.O
lPi;- IL Tlir.ioi,, ( Commits.
.9amge! 4dN9e,son.
2oth Sent. 1877. IDS
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Louisa county, August court, 1907.
Gerard l. Banks, Plaintiff,
against, In Cbon
William meriwether snd Robert ee,y.
Dickinson, Defendants.
HE defendant Medweth:r. not having en-.
4 tered bis appearance and given secarisy
accorirg 20 ,he act of Assembly ana the rules of
this court, & ,aPpearingt the satisfaction of the
court. that he is not an inha5itant OF This STATE
therefore on the molten Of the plaintiff by his
attorney; II is ordered and Gec,eed by the court.
that the said defendant Mcriwether. do anpea,
here on the second Monday in November next &
answer The plaintiffs bili--and tina, copy Of
this order he forthwith inserted in some one o,
the newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
for eight weeks successfully and pos,ed at the
front door Of the courthouse of this county on
some court day.
A Copy, Teste,
Iohn Poindexter- C. g
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cl,rcnd SIst AnSn.t. 1917.
TO BE NEN'TED-

.d',d Possession given IN ten days;
-FOUR large, elegant and commodious
i STORES, in the most central and bu-
sy part of this City. Tothem are attach
ed, elegant, airy and extensive accommo-
dations for the families Of the tenants.
John MAYO.
Junc 40 ~
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Dollars 24,50o
Is her cent. or 215ooo Dollars, is s2,25o
sam 70 be raised by tie Lot
,.feTy, 10000
&r4enses Gfthe, Lottery, 2,25o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
Vainable Property torsale.

l WISH to sell the following VALUABLE
PROPERTY aituated in the center OF business
in ihs city of Richmond, for money. or wilt
cx hange it for good land in the lower parts OF
'Heunes- see,
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w. r..
ProprICtors of 1000 dol
lars nominal six per
cent. stock, subscrib-
ed before the fst Oc-
to5er, 1907, will be
entitled to receive, Gag Ga Of nstr sss.
Of subscribed between
the 1st October, and
31st Dec. 1907, GA S7
IL subscribed between
the list January and
18th March, 1908, sig eS
Proprietors of 1000 dol
lars nominal defer
red, subscribed be-
fore the 1st October,
1907, will be entitled
to receive, s55 %
II subscribed between
tho LIST October, and
SYST Dec. 1907, s5S s.
Ii subscribed between
the lst January, and
18th March, 1908. gel 10
Being the unTedeemed amount os ba "a
stock on the 1st July, and October. 18oy,
and Let January. 1908, resnecfivej,
Proprietors OF 1000 dollars three me-. cont
stock will be entitled to receive SEQ IL.
lars Of new six.
WIN p. COr1'r Ioor0
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SHAPARD 9LUCKE,
uAVE removed TO the house lately oecupi.
1 L ed by Mr.. John St. john. opposite Col.
Mayo's new buildings, where they Continue to
keep their usual assortment.
September "A. I'm
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Saies at Nuttiun.

nN Wednesday, the S0;h instant,
W viii be SOLD, witi,ou, re4ervc OF 4 ore-
dit OF ninety days bales If BLUS PLAINS.
Darmsdatt, Fostcr& Satchell,
Hactionee's;
Sept IS, 1907. ids
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Brown Sugar. in hhds.
Cogniac and Apple Brandy
Hollands and Country Gin
Northern and Mountain Whiskcy
Molasses
HAVANA Sugar
London Par,icuIsr Madeira Wine
Black Pepper
Bar and Rod Iron
Northern Candles and Soar, &c.
Darmsdatt, Foster s. SatchelI,
.fEctiorcers.
Sept 90. sm
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At Private Sale.

NEGRO COTTONS
White, Green. Brown and Riue Dulles
Sagathys and Kerseys. ia bales
Cause Cloths, Fiaunels add Rose D!ankcts.---L
great variety OF MusIins ladis and German
I. Goods, &c.
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CUT sPRIGs.

Spikes of all sizes the same price as SOD
nails.
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Cor sale az this Office.
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FOR SALE,

Richmond. September u, Ise7.
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