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Juiy Is.
Ten Dollars Reward.

DUN AWAY from the SUBSCRIBE, on
Ia the SSth OF April, Negro Man JOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
Which eloped on the 18th of June. The
man is bright mulatto, about 28 years of
age, straight and well built, and has very
brisk walk, and is very hardy, sensible
telow--abcut feet, or 10 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly anv
person would take her TO be a slave-She
has blue eyes and straight sandy colored
hair, and if her skin was we'll kent, She
would be taken for q white woman-her
right forcfngcr is OF at the first Joint, and
has large scar on her left arm, OCCASION
ed by burn, and has very brisk walk,
about 2Oyears ofage, and had on when she
went away, white Virginia habit, and
as they are Brother and Sister, it is iikelv
they will get together, change theirnames,
and pass ssfrce people. ANY person that
viii deliver them to the Subscriber. in
Hanover county, or secure them in anv
jail, SO that ! get them again, shall receive
the above reward.
June IS, 1907. -'
&. forewarn all owners or masters
81 vessels from carrying them off.
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Notice.

T0HE Debtors to the late firm of GIL
LAT s. KIRBY are hereby inforrn-
ed, that THoaiAs 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 joan GILLIAT & SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT.
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 25th May, 1907. 2m
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MATI NESNES.

W. q NIIOOEO-
SsAE be mad on very short notice, MAT
~ TRESSSES of all sizes & kinds, agreeably
20 order, in the large corner white house, oppo-
ste the Old CiSy Tavern, two squares below the
Market Bridge--BEDS made * MATTRES.
sEs repaired.-horses TAILS & NAMES
puichasets
Ino. S. Pleasants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

VIRGINIA, to vii:
1t Ceaf Of htbeais heid ar ne Cabifoi IN Rie5
mond. on roe tenth dag Of sflLy. 1907.
ID ULE=.After the end Of this preseHt term,
N it will be expected thar the Judges Of ,hi.
Court, respectively. shall be presented with TIE
statements directed by the rule Of this court
made the fifteenth day Of May, 1904, within the
four FIRST days Of each term and no Cause in
tended 70 be argued by counsel in which such
statement is not presented accordingly, shall be
argued by them in the same term IN which the
statement may be hereafter presented, unless for
some very special reason TO the contrary appear.
ing % the court.
Ordered, That the above rule be published
three times in each ofthe Richmond newspapers.
Copy, Teste,
j. BROWN. C C.
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FOR SALE.

"A FY LANDS in Cumberland county, Wing
ATk on Appomat'ox river. joining me lands Of
Messrs. William K George Skipwi,h this land
IS equal if NOT superior to any land in Cunlber
land comfy. off James river il eon:ains 6C7
acres, one half OF which is covered with Gne
timber Of every de cription There is on this land
a decent dwelling house, and between four and
FIVE hundred hsaring apple trees of choice fruit
One third ofthe money will be expected v hen
title is made. the other two thirds may re divided
into two annual payments. Mr. Jc,man Baker
Or Mr. William Skipwith will sbew the land to
any person wishing TO become purchaser.
FRANCIS EPpES.
Chesterfield, June 8, 1867. no
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- oplKes OF all Sizes the same price as sod
nails.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.-5o cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thcusand-6d. 81 cents per thousand
Also, for sale as above, a variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
Harrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, SSc,
S II O E S
OF all sizes made of the best materials,
may be he'd on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had general assort-
ment of well chosen GROCERIES.
May 10, 1907. IF
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NOTICE.

THE books, papers, and accounts OF the
late mercantile firm of MsCredie and
M'Millan, OF the city Of Richmond. beite
now in the possession Of George Mere
die, one of the Adm'rs of John MsCredie.
deceased, who,was the surviving partner Of
M'Credie and Mcmillan. Therefore all
those who are indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to George MsCredie, or
make such other arrangement as may be
most conducive to the interest of the said
concern, rs well as to the debtors thereof
1t is expected that due attention will he
paid to this notice, as it is desirable that
close should be Immediately made of the
transactions of the above mentioned firm
NANCY MCREDIE., .4do,'rr.
JAMES PENN,
GEORGE M'CREDIE, '4amrs.
Manchester, goth June, 1907. r.
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IS FER cent. on $4,000 Dollars, IS 81, ESQ
Sum 70 be raised by the Lot-
terry, 10000
ErfenseS Qtthe Lottery, $3.50
THE prevailing disposition to encourage
the progress of Literature, 1.-The peculiar
favor which ST. MARY's COLLEGE has
enjoyed ,...and the many splendid chances
offered to adventures by the above
Scheme, induce the Managers to antici-
pate rapid sale of the Tickets. The
Drawing will commence as soon as Stiff
Gent number is sold to authorize il. The
Managers have given bond to the State in
the penalty Of sirfy hoUaand Dollars for
the faithful payment of the prizes, which
will be paid, subject to deduction of fIf-
fce1 fer cent. thirty days aftcrthe Draw
ing is finished.--Prizes not demanded
within twelve-mUnth from the compile
ton OF the Drawing, will be considered as
a donation TO the College.
TICKETS to he had of the Managers, or
OF such persons as may be authorized by
N
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PRICES OF
Nails, RrQds q SDrlgs.

MANUFACTURED at the pcnitenti-
1TA airy, and for. sale by NICHOLAS
HALLAM, agent for the Commonwealth,
a few doors above the Swan Tavern, Rich
mond
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BY AUTHORITY.
5s&emo of a -2ottory,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST.. Mars COLLEGE, OF BALqrMoRRs
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PUN AWAY from the Subscriber living
near Newcastle in the lower end Of
this county, on the 9th of March last,
NEGRO Mn
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1FuentyIfVe Dollars Kc7Uara
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WILLIAM DU BoURc, \
JOHN TESTER, =
LuKE,TIERNAN,
RoBERT WALSH,
WILLIAM LoRMAN, ~
ALEXANDER MKIM, -
HENRY WILSON,
SAMUEL STRRRTT,
JAMES MHENRY, n
SAMUEL HoLLINcsvoRTH, ~
LEWIS DU BoURG, ,,
,PHILIP LhURENsoN,
~ TICKETS in the above L6fferJ
J0r Sale 6y CALICO, RIcHARD Gr'Co.
wifi
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BY AUTHORITY.

Encouragement Of Literature.
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FRENCH GRAND ARMY
SkvENrY-THIRD BULLETIN.
Elbinp, 1Iru 3. I0O

- Et6inS, May 8, 1907.
Inc Persian ambassador has had his au-
dicnce of leave. He was the bearer of
very handsome presents to the emperor. on
the part of his master, and has received in
return the portrait of the emperor enrich
ca with diamonds. He proceeds for Per
sia urect' he is a considerable parsonage
IN ms own country, and a man of spirit and
OF sagacity his return home was neces-
sary. 1t has been settled, that there shall
De hencetorward a numerous legation of
Persians at Paris and of Frcnchmen at Te-
heran.
Tue emperor has returned to Elbing, and
has reviewed from Is to 2O, 600 cavalry.
cantoned within the ueighbourhood of that
city, and in the Isle of Nogat, country
which much resembles Holland. The grand
duHe OF Berg commanded at this manoeuvre.
At no period has the emperor seen the
cavalry in better condition OF better dis
posed.
The journal of the siege of Dantzic will
shew that they have taken shelter within
the covered way, that the fires at that place
are eXtingulshed, and will give details of
the fine operation, which was directed bv
General Drouet and executed by col. Anne,
the chief OF battalion, Arnaud OF the second
light Infantry, and captain Any. This ope-
ration has put in our power an island which
was deftnded by 1000 Russians, and Ave
redoubts mounted with artillery, and which
Is become important tor the siege.
The Russ an body guard have been sur i.
prised 40 were slaughtered with the bay
onet without hav ng time to defend them
selves, and 600 were made prisoners. This
TX { ition, which took place in the night
between the 9th and 7.h, WAS undertak en-
principally by the Partisan troops, who
have covered themselves with glory.
L he season Is very mid, the roads arc
| excellent, the buds are appearing OH the
trees, heritage has begun TO cover the face
OF the country but it W Ii be month lon
ger before the cavalry are abe to procure
| subsistence from it,
1 he emperor has established at Malde
burg, under the orders of marshal Bruno, a
corps OF observat on which will be compo-
sed OF nearly $4,000 men, one ha,f of them
French, and the remainder Dutch and con-
federates of the Rhine; the Dutch troops
amount to 10000.
! 1 he French divisions Molitor and Bou-
Diet, winch make also part of the obser-
walton, Will arrive at Maldeburg OH the
! 18th OF May We are therefore prepared
to receive The Eng ish expedition at what
ever point It may present Itself is true
they may debark; it is not equally SO that
they Will be able to re-embark.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
GENERAL ORDERS,
FOR TIE MILITIA OF NEw-JERsKY-
Head Quarters. Trentnn

""ty SEH, 1907.
The President of the United States. bav-
ing on the 9th inst required the executiv.
OF this state, to take eifectual measures Co..
having 5,212 of the militia of New. Lee.
detached and duly organised, armed and =.
quipped according TO law: the Commando
~ cllettherefore orders that the B,ioadie,~
Generals and Commandments of Br,S ader
detach the officers and men from the1co,n.
under their several commands. acc ,rd;pe,
20 the detail which wi be furnished bv the
AdJutant General. Any companies of W.
Iunteers, who NAV tender their services.
coniormably to the act Of Congress of tbe
@4th February last, will be considered a
part Oh the above quota accoFdine to tbeiy
number. 1t spresumed the uniform corr,
wIll evlnce their spirit and pair o,ism. IN
uhe eNIstihg circumstances OF our countrv.
ana, tle sooner these corps offer their ,erIE
wees inc more acceptable, as il will les en-
'he ue'all on the other militia, which for.
Of this month @'1f
The Brigadiers and Commandants ofpriI
gades, will direct correct n,uster rot
inspection returns, to be made bv 49,
Brigade Inspectors, Of the officers and me-,
OF the several corps which NAV be de,aiIoI
from their respective Brigades, and Gomez
thereof must be transmitted 20 the A ,Ji,,ta,,.
General as early as possible, in order. tbat
general return of this requsitioD. vLs.
made to the War Department.
ms detachment will consist Of sig rs,;
ments OF lpfantry, one of Cavalry and 81
companies Of Artillery, and will be ARIA -
ca III three Brigades, to be commander
Brgadier Generals to be ordered ON ed
wee by the Major Generals Of The 1st. "a
and Sd divisions. When this detacbme9
and organization shall have been effscteH
the several corps will be exercised undF
Their respective officers, but will not be en,
bodied or considered in actual service M
~ by subsequent orders they shall be d
rected to take the field under the comuan
d Major General Helms OF the 9TH Div,lo
By order OF the Commander in Chef
PEIER HUNT, NdjufGnl. Gene,x
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Of suffering HIM to convict himself before
the country he endeavored 10 betray. II
we ever take notice of him again in any
way 1t will be only from similar motives.
though we think it will be hardly ever ne.
ceSsary to say a word about him again.
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drawn into action by Foreign outrare. is Of al
BARNES; and constitutes the pride and safeguard
Oh our CONVENIENTLY whomsoever our govern
mem Is aoministered. If the government Of
Great Britain, viewing our citizens niy oc
cupied with The arts Of peace, withou, a STAN
ons army, or permanent navy, 10 meet ut once,
,ne eA'Sehcrs OF war, have thought that we may
become an easy. a. well as luctative, conquest
20 their arms (; let them seriously reflect upon
the exploits of our militia during the fo,n,sr con-
test, and the exemplary spirit now manifested nv
our brethren of Norfolk and Hampton let them
candidiy estimate the maritime character recent.
~ displayed in our hos,iii,ies with France and
with Tripo'i: and let then, calculate the resou,-
ces OF our population, industry srd enerpr,se.
to convince hem, that (however we NAV sua,r
m the onset) we have nothing to apprehend
from the result.
With this view OF our situation, wb,,c-.r
hope may still be INDUCED of on adeou,e atom
men,, by amicabe means, il would be folly =,
Postpone our preparations, FOR the las, appeal of
an injured and Indignant haiIun. Tie rcvc,,,:r.
therefore confidently relies upon the cooperation
at the militia and volunteers of PENIS lyaria q,
give the most proup; and efficient execu,iys 70
the requisihon of the president Of ,lre u S,aies.
And the adJutant General j. particularly charged
WIN 'he measures necessary TO organize tbs quo.
ia OF the state, conforniably TO the following
pan.
There shall be forthwith drafted from the
militia IN The manner prescribed by law, is ,6s5
oince's and priva es, 10 be tpy-.eh into two di
VISIONS. tour brgales and twenty five re gimea,s
/ bnt V o'unteeis, accepted by The pre- sident of
the u STATES. either undey The act of Congrsss
OF the 18Th April. 1906, or the act Of Congress
OF the 2fili February 1907, will be considered as
substitutes for the whole. or for any part. of the
qho'a' on NOTICE OF the teuder of their services
to the Governor.
| The corps OF Artillery. cavalry. rHemen ard
infantry, shah be in the following generai pro-
portions as nearly as practicable:
! Artillery 791
| Cavalry 1864
| Rihemen 1864
! Infantry ll,72s
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TOTAL l5.6I5

Total 1855
II The whole quota required, shall be apporti.
oned among the several divisions of the State.
agreeably 10 detail TO be furnished by the adu-
tant general
lhe quotas of the several divisions of the Stare.
shall be formed into two divisions, Tor the r,e.
sent service
The quotas of the first, second. third, fourth.
nth, SIX h and seventh d.vi ions of ,he Sta,s
snail from the first division for service. under
'he command of ma or general Thomas C,aig.
b'Igadier general f.om the first division of he
d e. and bngsdIer-general from the second
divition of the State.
The quotas Of the eighth, ninth, tenth. ele.
| venth' twelfth. thir eenlh, fourteenth. fifteenth
and sixteenth divisions of he state, shah forn,
me second division tor service under the Gem.
mand oil major general Joseph Holster. with A
| brigadier general from the lhird division. and
orgadier general from the fourth division of the
st9e.
III. AS soon as the drafts are made, the men
shaii De mustered and IN pecled aud musler
and inspection returns shall be made 10 the adj.
ju'ant general, who Wi. with vi uelay ira nsmi,
copies TO the secretary at war
when the detachment and organization shall
be eiecied, The respective cops will DC exer.;s
ed under the officers 'et over them. Drafted
militia by their proper officers .--Voiunte,rs nm
ger The hrst act OF Congress, by the present mi.
ma oihcers' or Others. at the opIon and dis
non OF The constitutional authori OF The state.
And volunteers, under the second ACT OF Con-
srsss' by their own officers, if already organized.
and, 1t not already organized, by offceis apDc,n.
TED IN the manner prescribed by the law OF Penn-
sylvania.
But the corps (either of drafted militia NJ Of
VoIuniesrs) anil not remain embodied. nor be
considered as IN actual service, until by s,,bse
qnent orders, they are directed to take the fed.
1t The divisions, bfigades. and regiments. have
not ben organized, agreeabiy to directions Of
the militia acl of this sa,e, The same sts0 hs
dcne with alt possible dispatch. and the returns
oil elections be forwarded 10 the Governor.
THOMAS MKEAN,
GoTerror NJ TIC co'nmoa'reah6 q Pens. yiVaniss
By the Governur.
a. B. s. m DTkLA A. A4.-as.cams.
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MONDAY, JuLY -, 1907.
District Of Columbia.

sNIOTICE is hereby gfuen 20 az zchoas II
In nuy concern, That the Consul General
s,f PORTUGAL tosthe United States Of America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legai:ze all
,apcrs that may be necessary for vessels
,ound from the ports Of this district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels whe nay omit
having their bills of health thus certified, vii!
BE liable to undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article shipped for
account Of a Portuguese subject, should bc
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
ty ard the bills of ladag lesaized as above.
Lewis Dcblois.
g Mavsl6. q
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.PoR SHE.
On adyantageous terms.

On advantageous ternla.
a. THREE STORY BRICK s,W.fREs
!. TX HOUSE, on Union-strcet, mex. door
TO Benjamin Shreve, jon. well situated for the
.S29llyipg or Grocery business Also, LOT
OF GROUND, at the corner Of Water and
sWolfe-streets.
80 ITO RENT,
! !, q md iauiuesha fhoyaessioa sspens
s. The ST ORE and DWELLING H OtJsE
~ Fdrfax street, occupied by 75uceS Hsfiuar
- an excellent stand for the, DRY Coop busii;
pess--Apply to rsl 81: Il ...,..a ,s;-a.a 8
Jonah Thompion18 Son,
March IL. stsasg
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NoTslcE.

4 Ii those whs have any claims or de-
n mards against the estate Of John Dax
In, merchant, lats Of ths, town of Alexandria,
are hereby informed, to bring In their &C.
counts, legally proved, before the FIRST day of
November next, at which time q full and final
settlement and Distribution of his sstste, will
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be tii.regardsd,
and this .Vofiee pleaded in bar Of them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, will be pleaee.
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, E.x,e
Williams Herbert, - :
April s. Staw
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PUBLIC SAFE.

A7ILL be sold, at public sale, for ready
w money, on the premises, on Wed
nesday the 18th day Of August next, the es-
tate called Clifton, on Psnther-Skin, IN
Loudoun county, consisting of eos acres Of
land, on which was formerly erected q. msr-
chant and sew mill, hstillery, &c. OF 50 much
thereof as will.be sufficient TO raile 1900 dol
lars and the costs Of suit, 10 satisfy Joseph
TidbalI..
This sale is made pursuant 10 4 dcsrec ct
the county court of Loudonn, at: which time
and place due attendance will be given By
The Commissioners.
July la. t2i) dts
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Il HAVE lust RECEIVED.

- ~. - - - = = - IS
ND ssfr far Sais,
~ A considerable quantitySof
FRESH e E & S,
MS springs Philadelphia importation, and
OF creeasat quality consisting OF
Hylon, in quarter chests,
Young Tyson do.
Ayfon. Skin do.
Souchong boxes.
hsue also for Sale,
10 pipes Attn proof Cogniac Brandy.
$ do. 4th proof Gin, tsuperior.l
p crates queens and blue edged earthern
ware, particularly assorted for eolin-
try stores.
SO boxes and half boxes Pranes.
100 sacks slowed Salt.
1000 bushels do.
4soo do. ground Alum.
w. HODGSON.
June 10. a
TO RENT,
a STORE, on Prince-street, tadioining
y owl well suited fer the wet goods busi-
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Potonaac company.

~ ToTiCE IS hereby given. that Ml annaal
~ meeting 81 the stockholders Ct the Poto-
|,,.r ccosayany, win Be held according TO law
i, me tgn;on Tavern in George Town on
(sfoaDsr, the Sd day Of August next whsi.
|,he proceedings of the board Of Directors,
|wts,ho Presidents accounts, receipts ala als :,
|harse,nents sincs the last genefst reefing VIII
Ia lsd before them for their corislticfaflon.
los. CARLETON, President. T =.
By order. z
r..rxs PAWN. Is,v~l .fs3 St3othJy.
ia bids. Of MOLA sSEs.
puncheons Rum.
100 bbls. Shad and Herrings,
jas, Received and for Sale BY
MazQellsr q Young.
,.o,os d
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az o r Z C e.

- 81
7NHE members Of the sPENssx Iva MA
CoPPEa MINE 1CoMPAFy are hereby
notihed, that generalmecting Of the ccmpa-
ny viii be held at Gadsby's hotel in Alexan-
dris, the slst day. of the present 1no1th at
! o'clock in the afternoon. tits earnestly re-
ques1ed that every member will be punctaal
in his attendance either In person erby proxy
~ business very essential to their interests
will be laid before them.
John Potts. PaSladest.
July II. 81 DIV s.
Iult received from Philadelphia,
+ By cataaia Hand, tss
90 chests Young Hyson, and
49,. . boxes Tyson ShGlap Tea, OF supesior
epity, which viii be sold low. 81
s Likerrse On HIND,
s hhds. good Sugar,
40 hhds. Melasscs, Of good quality.
Salt Of various kinds,
And CONSTANT supply Of Flour suitable sEer
.hpnily use.
Johph Dean.
March ~ d /.
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JAMES BACON,
nj 1isGRoc ERY SYoRE, on Kiag.street, Aas ~
addition to his, former stock, addeR
A freih Supply Of Genuine Artlclesin
the Grocery Line;
Which makes lis assortment complete.
Re aesy sgsrs for sa.e, on his psaal lev t'rsss
. Mufcovado Sugars, of various qua
Iities,
Laaf.and Lump ditto,
Ganpowder,
Imperial, TEN,
Hyson, particularly select
Young Hyson, ed for
s ss sss s - and family s''.
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior quality
Madeira s..
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, NJ I. ~ A y.
Tsncrifs,
Malaga: and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica op1rit, toy fanny us6,
Antigua, St. croix, st. Vineeats, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky. &
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmcgs, cloves, cassia, pincntc,
Cayenne and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, hg blue, soap, mould, dipt and
spermaeed candles, refined sslt-petre, fotant
indigo, alum, coppcras, msMler, brimne ,sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
glish and country made gsinpeYder, segars
and smoking tobacco, very BEST showing to-
bacco.
Hamilton and I-eper's snuE, Haahcrs pipes
in boxes.
London mustard, warranted Of Il superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
demiiohu's s. SC. SC. with generally every ar
ItieIe in his Ene---the whole of which have beer
selected with care, and wall be disposed ct On
he very lowest terms.
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SALES AT VENDUE
|oa every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD, s

At TIE NENVVE StONE3
Corner Of Prince md sYater streets,
! uay;ety Of Dry Goods. Groceries, &c.
p.s;iculars Of which viii be expressed IN
the bills of the day
ALL kinds OF goods which are on hliAta-
.;nn and the prices CT which are establlshetl,
.ss 81 al.y tisac be viewed and purchased at the
~ sstl anstasion and'prices.
r. MarstelleT, V. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-27
mo. 1874.

TIE SUBS RIgE4
sHEyI ILL receive llli dozen zouHc voKS.v
of decent department, TO be tauyil, in
tho various parts Of Readi,ga tSritisss s2isth-s
snsetic, Gecgsasa (ss,a0smsr, &c Ct the node-
rate price Of FIVE DOLLARS per qt;trter.
e. VV'lAi4 Tt)lV.
81 July te5s I. 81 ~ !. St
{; ~ 3. a Han sonc l;byary Is ct their SER
vice, containing most 81 The mp<'crn rupiiSaii.
pms. - 81
NJ. One half the day may be devoted e
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