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COMMUNICATIONS.


Eztraa Of letter from gentlemen in Aleppo .oh;s
fricnd-Tranilated from the Gazette of Marieiles
OF Goth October, 1906.
very extraordinary difcovery, fuel as " Il! con-
found thouland iyilems of prophetic writers, has
lately been made--Ihe npocalypie or Revelation Of
ST. John, nfthe ApoGics, has long been the fub-
ec of doubt and sndleis dputatiou. For fevera
turtles it was not eonhdered by many chrian fathers
and churces as cannonieal, the work of the pfpi
red Apoele John; even Luther rejected it-rhofe
who doubted It's title to the Canon, alledgcd TO be
the fabrication ofone Crirtkas who co,empora-
ry with the Apo!iles and chrifian herrtic, who ds-
med the Divinity OF Ct,rf, aliedgrg ne vas bu,
a teacher. and his doctrine morals only divine.
The point in diipute icems to be brought to
terminaon.-Some green laborers belonging to d
little town called Clos in AGa-Minor, lately reno
wing Tome rubbiih fros, an ancient edfee and dig
ging up its ruins, took up iniall marble globe
they could perceive aperture, ard ir sived
1t was fold On taking 1t however 20 the village j,
was found to be hollow, but with feli of nlmenfe
thekntis and weight, and finally broken.
There was found in it number OF ferolls or wri-
tngs in the Greek language, bearing dates between
So and oS, a. d. They were mott curiouily done
up, and continued in perfect nate of preiervaton,
they found to be wholly the writings Of Germ
thus containing his epilles the ohraan ehur shes
and various di'ertaons the points of controversy,
then fubiRing among the ehriltians.
Theie works appear written with great fectarian
zeal, iomewhat indicating impaired brain, but the
mos angular Of thee writings full draft of the H
paealyEs in the fame hand writing as the ref, with
erafures alterations and nerlne ations-Iu every eff
ieutia particular, it agrees with the book called
the revelation Of ST. John; and from the erafures,
alterations and appearance, carries full evidence il
wa, merely fabricated by Ccrinthus-and pu6!ifhcd
asi Johns after his death, by way of uphoding fome
of the peculiar senets of Cesinthus.
This fcrol as well as the rea, now in the pof-
fe!!on Of Greek Eiibop, and authenticated copies
and proofs have been ient to the Pope and other
great church digntares of this moft extraordinary
detettion.-ReJf.
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not leave rerest for yosr exceliency. Thouisrts Of
inhabitants, well armed full of honour and courage,
only wait for gnai from me TO overthrow the bri-
s!h troops. The JUN easem due TO the courage Of
your exceilency, the great generof,y Of the Spanh
nation and the horrors that in'pirs the deruetion
OF men, induces me TO give your excellency this ad-
vice and as expect that your excel!.uey is well
acquainted with your perious ftua,:on, without re-
fource you will let know in the prec;ie ;erm oil
fifteen minutes, If you are dfpoed to desperate es-
fort, and give your troops up to total deiruG:on,
iurrender to generous enemy.
May our Lord guard your exceliency for many
years.
(ssned)
SANTIAGO LINERS.
Army before B. Ayres, Aug. 10, 1906.
To the very excellent Sir3
VIM. Carr Berestord. {
This letter was anfsercd with the following
lines:
| have taken this town after two Victories Its
fate arms will decide.
tSgned)
"BEREsFoRD."
On the I:h Aug. our troops attacked and entered
by aiiault at the Retro, where took guard OF
nifty men Priiorcrs. We en,renched ourfeves here
and placed "a FOUNDER facing every itreet. All
night ievsral kirmihes between patroles and the
advanced guards of the enemy took place.
l2tll--A this day and night f-veral &rn,iihes be-
fred alto on the Bri,ifh fhipping and did damage.
Our long expe9ed longb in which we place
great hopes, are not arrived yet.
l3ih.-At 10 o'clock this morning our brave Cata-
lonians, the Bandengues and Dragons on foot, at
tackled the enemy at all points. Our artillery was
placed fronting the Retro, aud feveral "a pounder.
every itrser, taking the enemy between two fires.
The attack continued very hot til evening, when
the Bri,iih flag was pulsd down and the Spanifh
ho'ited The enemy furrendsred themlelyes pri-
toner's OF war, but the officers have the hsnours
The Britiih General and officers CHARTERED in
evsral houles, and the troops locked up in the COR
& Poration houfe'. The enemy has had many killed
wounded; and we have alto had great loG On the
l4.h, IT Deun wa, flung with grea, reo;cings
Tbs Engiih venels ~ Barragan bay have IL efcap-
ed or four ahips of the line that prefented them
ie'ves before this harbour funk by the forts,
two were branded, and the other efcapcd.
The above intelligence was received 1T New
York, by Paiienser in TIE fchr. Mar;a-Thsreia,
from Havanna.]
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FROM THE PORT FOLIO.

To the genius of Mrs. Charlotte Smith we are
isbsed for the following Ranzs.
90a Green C6atsr, on a Yl,ite Rsjs.
You dwell within lo-ely bow'r,
Little Chaisr, gold and green,
Melting in the farrell flower,
The roie of inow, the garden. qusen.
There you drink tina ehryifal dew,
And your lizards en,eralds bright,
And corilet of the ruby's hue,
Hide among the petals white.
Your fringed fee, may reft them there,
And there your ilmy wings may clofs,
Bat do not wound the flowers fo fair,
That ihelser you in fwset repofe.
infea be not like him who dares
On PHYS bofom to intrude,
And then that gentle bofom tears,
With bafeneis and ingratitude.
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DRT GO0DS.


Ceg5Piag ea Sa,iIyq lf1i 0ni f.Gioao1e a,tieis5--
mr.;
! RISH LINENS, Fiaudc,s shretugs, Oznaborgs,
Z lieliaGs, Long. lawns, IiHcn md Cotton Cam
bricks, SuPcffne and 3ccond Prosd Clofh. aHd Ker-
ieymeres, Bisute,> Co.ting- auG Fann,ls BenpeiE
and Fancy cords ard Ye've,s, Swami ,vn snd EGole.
ikins, Reh fEurd Sati1s, Silver Muairs sareene,-
Italian 'eilf;ngs, Cc;ton aud silk Chaaibroys OF
very handiomc patterns. Few czcccnt elk peiiaes,
Gloves and Ho6ery, elegant P!cues wrca.hs and fan
~ tead Orismtats, variety Of handfo.ne Eibbors
Table Clo;hs and Napkins IN tets. $ 4 ~ & 10
Diapers. few iets OF Ch;na IN boxes Of 10 p.eee,
aess OF Cut Giais Decan'css, Wine ard Tunble;s,
glafs Bowls, fpeoie .bnttles. Hall I.anl7s, &c. &c
'Ihcie who buy with saih, will be allowed ve9y
liberal Dilcoun, which will be eneresed according TO
the augmentation Of the anount of their rurehae at
a1J oss time. o. any iurns OF coniequeice cre-
dix Il required, Wi be gwen ofthree 10 tx mor,ii.
The porchder giving approved negocislls paper.
Eos faie, aiio, rs uiGai q complete adortnces az
Du:th Boxing. Cio,ts Dor. l1 ep-e
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January 6
REMOVAL.

ME Subscribers have removed their COMPI.
\ ING HOUSE, from The Main Street TO one
Of David Bullock Brick Buildings, at The Iower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenemen,s occupied by
c. and T. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bui.
ioek-where they continue their purclaies OF wheat
as uiual-TheY alto keep for f1e regular fuprig or
F!ouT, Corn Meai, Honiiny and Blaz
THOMAS = AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. 81, 1896. emf
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ADDITIONAL, NOTICE.

NE SUBSCRIBER has emo1o,e6 q, IN 1fRTGas.
IN Bis Stb'oh h5r ersseaf ysar, young Ger1ienua,
gva'fa 70 .eaeb TIE Lefin and C,e.k Lasoysr,,. w.
fbsmet:e5, l'e.
TIE gpatffa'ioai Of biz HlifQaf, end Ae jals,y r.
SIS Teseie, are s0g5yafions zpbeG iaduee tie S.bssyb
to e*'~d n H7iii ofJe aaa7t-r ef bis pupil fs 25,
E.e hi' o4Va tzcO nS ap1ssy -aleb zyW no 6opL. g.
ssa'ia'e5 ,Af.ieaiiy osc4ya:e. Pile j, bard and .a
m, for Jn6 as attend 10 Latin, GscrA or 1a!b.sa
( 80, ind,se'drnf u II: aye Of lie gadtak
AsDRLW BROADDUS.
January 70, 1897. tar. Or.
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S*tra7 f-es1 tbe official aee0Agfs reesipe4 at
HavanHa, y@lnfive to tie re.faking of BaenoJ-
AJrs;, by Der s, timers.
Aug I.--Latt nigh, detachIieut of 500 Engliih
attacked 200 Spaniafds encanped leagues from the
city, and made them leave the field with cannon s.
S priloners few were killed or wounded On either
Gde
5th.-Our trsnfports eroGed from Sacramento to
the river Of Las COuchas, witt afayorable S. T.
wind, aud landed 27uO men, with cannon, other
arms, Be
eti--Fery hgaTy rain from the eth until IaR night
We have this received news that our troops
marching towards This city, fuferng great hard
ihps from the many fwanips that lay between us
and impede the panlgc Of the artillery.
lOtb--A: ! 2 O'Clock, General LINERS fent the
IdeuteDau Of iniADry DIN iiilsro Guiftance to ak
tie BTfh general furrenJer himitn in the court,
4 fifteen minutes bu, that officer returned without
anfwcr he was denied adrn tanee into the fort
~ n O'Clock che following letter vas lent 20 the Dfi.
4A gehsrei.
+" vc-g excellent Sir,
!he ic,e u arms is " ri ific--i' is efs tbaH a
month fiRte you. -y-si'cncy took this eapaa. Wi.l
sur any oPpoGtoa Smashing with a very Ipaii nur.
boz ol troops multitude % peopic, who Groly were
fsr. .feer, nf good commander than courage %
orFcie yJnr injsndon B1i prsfe1' penetrated 3,
re higher enin.li:a ard yalour, they are ready :,
rntow ofa asisff yoke, ,'d to dsnabaratc tina; th
courage hrwg ~ lie ,ias;a,;s u Terror, tho Cana
y lG1aie, ard Porto Rico, IS 30; frargst ihof
Il B1tn.sNyes. ceire q, tM hesd OF wcii die,
ciprcd tropts vsfy fuperior 70 yours. Tie mar
.us f1e.ss 'i' cccoy he enNanee Of the river. al
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SELLING OEF CHEAP

N. T. p. Mjsy5, iatSaigg 70 dtios NE ,rtgH fsfr.F
ey J' Jai, At TeaeoG f'iocf, be qgJo'e er any b,:
gbHf 5s:MRr{4c
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NOTES.


]. The Poa- Mater General NAV errcs-ea -
h'ai's and alter the times oi arrival sud departure ~
any time during the continuance OF the contra3s :.
'npu!atng an adequate comprehension fer any e,4,<
expenie that may De oecaiored thereby
2 Fifteen ninGtes ihali be aiIowedior orep;,- g.
cioang the mails At all offices where no partcsi,-
time is f,ecc;,ied.
5. For every thirty minutes delay Euravo;da,I4
accidents eSceptsi in arriving ai:e. hc time pr,
ieribed N any CONTRACT, the contractor nau folfe,
one dollar: and if the delay continues until the A..
ParfIEe OF any depending NAIL hereby the mails lei.
t , ,'r idsh eSpeHding mail cie trip, an aa-
aii!onai forfeiture OF FIVE dollars ha be incurred
4. News-PaneTs as We'll as letters are 70 be fem il;
the mai and Al any perion making psopofas, d,ires
to carry newspapers, Others than ;hoi. conveyed IN
me haii' Tor rs own eT,lnGment, he mull fate in IN,
ProPolais Tor what FUN he will carry with III. -
'noiurnent, aud Tor VIVA, fun withor .iat rnoL,-
ment.
S. Should any perfnn making propofa,s J, Gro =,
alteration OF the times Of arrival ard departure ahn,
ipee'hed, ne NUT t'ate in his ropo;a!. the alteration
oehred, ana the difference thsy will make in ,le
terms of rl,e contract '''e
G. feFi"ns making propoa:s are ti.Gred TO
hete their prices by the year. Thocr who contrata
wan receive their pay quarterly in the months Of An
gut, November, February and NAV, in ouc ,nor,b
alter the expiration of each quarter
q. No other than free white perfca ihsll be en-
rloyed to convey the mail.
9. Where the proPofer intends to convey the mai
IN the body Of itage earrage he deaed 10 Rate /,
IN his pror>Els.
O. 1hepoh Mater. General rsfs5vss 20 h;a.r.Is
the right Of declaring any eoutr.A at oil end ..hs,s-
yer three failures haPPe, wil, amount 20 tls los Of
"trip each.
l TO- The contraGfe for the above routes pre- 70 b.
operation on the rlf Gay of April next, and are 70
continue in force for tvs. years
GIDEON GRANGER.
Po0-IMeR.r. General.
CENTRAL Posr -OrFIcs,
"1:.Gington City, W0g. / 3, 1906.
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o.. From Norfolk, by Kempfville, N. ~, r p,;Scs
Iu!ls Creek, N. c. Intiautown, Jonesbo.o
cry Nixonton and Hereford, 20 Eden.on oase We,
Leave Norfolk every Tueiday at noon ant, sr-;ye a.
Eaer'on the next Friday by 10 "a. R...,e;ag =.
Leave Ederton every Friday u. 3 "a, aud rive a,
Norfolk the next Tuelday By s a ~.
% From Charlo,,e!vil!e, by Warren. N-''t,niroa a.,
New Market, New Glafgow, Arnherll c. h. ANA. Mia.
d'ion, to Lynchburg once a week
Leave Charlottesville every Thurfday at d ~ ana
arrive at Lynchburg on saturday by o a H. Leave
l.yhehburg every saturday at ~, and arr;,, =
Charlottesville on Mondav by 10 a ~
%. From staunton, by Kinls;ds, the War;
springs or Bath c. b. Morriss, Callachans and N.
sulphur springs TO Lewil'urg, and from thence hy
unon Town, the sweet springs, Cailaghans, &c. to
stanton once week. -.
Leave Staunton every Friday a, ~ and arrive \,
Lewiionrg on Monday by Ioa M. Leave I.evSifl,urc
ny roon and arrive at S;auntcn the next FRIDAY by 10
~. ~ -
50. From Lewifburg, by Boyers, rnff's, Morris.
henha>~ay c. h. Point PleafaDt Gilliopol;s and S.
OH oait works to Chiliieothe once in two weeks
Leave Lewilburg every other Tuefiav a, g
arrive at Chillicothe on Sunday by D ~. Is,rn
Chi!iieothe every other Monday at 6 ~. and arr,ro
at Lewi!burg GU Saturday by p M -
&c. From Wythe, by AuGinvilie, C-svfon =
seull Camp Mouns Arr aud Beti.anis 20 alien, !.
G. once week.
Leave Wythe C h. every Tuefday 1t 6 a p. ard arr
rive at salem TIE next Friday by 10 n E,!sr.;g,,
Leave saltn every saturday 1t c a ~ and .rry. -
~ythc h. Gil Monday by 6 + a..
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M AY he Pnreha!ea On long credit, and low
4TA terms, the TENEMENT on which the Sub
icriher lives, ftua;sd Chureh-hin within abop,
one hall mile OF the Rct roGi giarketcoota7i,,, I.
acres IS ground, well enc,icd aud highly iannfoyea
The buildings eonfa oia large and vel eou6rutaea
Dwelling Houir, Laundry, Kitchen, Dsiry, Smoke.
fouie, two Stores Bric. Office, Coacil. Fiuufe Barn.
and Stable. Ali thefe buildings are we'll fnifhed
and i'll eompleat order for the accommodation of
large and genteel farsiIy who may have eafy accefs
to all the advantages Of the city, and live as retired as
they could wifi.
JOHN ELLIS.
January 6. Il
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

= IINJLLINt<o EE W N<D.
TST EN'i' away fTor, the Subccriber, on Dec. as,b
~ Ian, an indentsc apprentice boy, uam.i 10.
ihua Roach, of Charles City. Whoever will rc,g,n
lad boz to the fu5!crbsI, fall r,l> I've tic above e
ward.
SAML. BARRETT.
forbid I'll perfons Aarhoriag or trading !aii boz,
OF penalty IF the law.
January 10 Ct.
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(A) NOTIFICATION.

TB- fReyvng u. documents rsfrrca 70 ia fbr l3S
I.!!etin ef tbe grand arr,y.
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PROPOSALS
For carrying MAILS ofbe U,sfed sfafe on TIE fol-
iOzDing Psf-ROaa, zviN be reeeiVed at sbe General
Psf- Office in Waei@gten, aa!Ht5e elR day If SJanr-
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Ez.raa Of letter iron, gentlemen in Aleppo ,oh;s
fricnd-1ranilated from the Gazette of Marieiles,
of Goth October, SOC.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-04
" Il L L l. ING,
THURSDAY, 4th JUNE, 1907.

On Sunday last, James Pursel, an old
man, seventy years of age, who lived By
himself, about 1 3 miles from this place,
near the road from this place to Wash
ington, wa found hanged, and with his
throat cut, in his own house. He had
not been seen by any Of the neighbours
for four or five days before. A razor
was discovered on the floor, with a guam
tity of blood. The floor was marked
with blood from the spot where the ra-
zor was found, to another part of the
house, where he had a rope fastened to
a ioist. This rope he had on several
occasions refused to part with. When
the bodywas found, the flesh of his face,
lips, and hands, had been eaten by the
rats. An inquest was held on Monday.
Their verdict was, premeditated sui
eide"
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.ts<->~<.'-E~<.E.o~>~s->.,~,.>-b~>.s~
MISCELLANEOUS THoUGHTs

MISCELLANEOUS THOUGHTS.
Every act OF intoxication puts Nature
to the exPence Of a fever, in order to
discharge the poisonous draught. When
this is repeated almost every day, it is
easy u ioreacc the consequences. That
constitution must be strong indeed,
which is able long to hold out under
daily fever ! but fevers occasioned by
drinking do not always go off in a day
they frequently END in an inflammation
Of the breast, liver, or brains, and pro-
duce fatal effects.
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On Tuesday the Goth ult. at Zanes-
vile, Ohio, John M'Intire, Isaac Zane,
David Uric, and an apprentice Of Urie's
OF the name OF Nixon, were crossing
the Muskingum river in a canoe. The
canoe filed with water and sunk. Uric
and his apprentice attempted to make
the west shore. They had swan but q
short distance in that direction, when u
re was seen to turn and make towards
the east side Of the river. He was very
weak from a recent attack Of the fever.
His strength falling him, he in very
short time was enveloped in the vorte;,
OF the Great Falls, and had not been
found on the morning Of Friday last
Nixon succeeded in making the shore
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(CMNNICATIONS.
LOGICA GENEVENSIS.

" To pass from Bro7vnsViHe to Wheel
ing, and thence to ChiHcothe 81 Vincennss,
is dut to descend tie Ohto river, ba&a1ne
to Countries 7Uhich ne can Approach and
attend by means # navigation; zOhereaS
to pass to the BRITISH fyontiero an the lakes,
7vouid be to eHtc1ld ar Communications,
by land, to an important /yontiey, to 7vhich
1oe caHn0t pass By either means. The far
mel, IS hoca1 the latter a general inter-
est"
There are many people in the neigh
bourhood of Wheeling, who have 1von-
dered by what arguments certain mems
bers OF the Pennsylvania Legislature
were prevailed upon to wish to make
Washington point Of the Federal turn
pike road. The above is extracted from
a qualification on the subject in the Lam
caster Journal Of the goth February,
1907, and IS specimen Of the S0Hd and
c2Senf reasons which were urged in SUPP
port Of dis measure. This plan OF get
ting to Chilicothc and Vincenncs, each
OF which is sixty or seventy miles from
the Ohio, by descending the Chi0 river,
IS arare discovery, and it would be pro-
per that the citizens of Wheeling should
solicit some further information on the
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dwelling upon thelottery. If the manu-
factories he alluded to were prohibited,
he asked, could the legislature withhold
compensation from those by whom they
"e<c established and this he conceived.
quite analogous 20 the case before the
house. With regard to the lottery, he
appealed to the advocates Of the measure
under discussion, whether that was not
only tolerated, but misery promoted,
IN order to collect rcvcnue-whether
crime was not made the source Of pub
lie wealth.?
%ir. " 1LBERFORCE rose about three
O'Clock, and in a speech peculiarly dis
tlngulshed Tor clOquence and force Of
argument, replied to the several Obiec-
lions urged against the measure. TO
those who sought With SO much Gili-
gence for ali the evils to be found in the
darkestrtcesscs Of the country, in the
rcmotcst quarter Of Europe, or in the
page OF history, he observed that they
sought them not for the purpose Of re- !
moving them-no, but with a view to
bring them down to the house Of com
mons, to lay them to their bosoms, and
20 let them and the slave trade pair off
together. We, say the advocates Of
this a6ominhble traffic, will allow ali the
evils We have received to remain undis-
turbed, il you'll give US but the slave
trade. With regard to the complaints
chat had been made Of his conduct to-
wards the w. India planters :; he had al
ways been as just towards those gentle
men as he could. He had never behav-
ed to them with any hmshncss but he
could never carry complaisance so far
towards them, or any set of men alive,
as to compliment away the rights and
happiness OF q great multitude Of human
beings.-The honorable gentleman
pronounced an elegant eulogium upon
the display Of character and talcntwhich
the house had this night Witnessed on
the side Of humanity and justice, parti-
cularly on the part Of the younger mem
bcrs, whose lofty and liberal sentiments
recommended and enforced by the cle-
walton Of their rank, and the purity Of
thel" form, must pretend to produce the
haPlcst effects upon all classes Of the
community. Such an indications fmind
and feeling must afford qualification to
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short distance above the Falls. MsIr.
tire and Zane remained near where thew
first went down until the canoe raised.
bottom upwards, when they seized it and
kept their hold until they were taken up.
by the ferry-men, about two hundred
yards below the Great Falls. To those
who have seen these tremendous Falls,
it will be matter of the utmost surprise,
that men should be taken up alive after
passing through them.
Mr.. Uric was mill-wright, but late
ly out of his apprenticeship, and was
considered, by those who knew him, to
be unusually promising in his profess
sion. Heis generally lamented in Zanes-
willie, particularly by Mr.. M'Intire's ia
mily, of which he had made a member
for some time past.
Burr had arrived at Richmond OF
the 18th ult. Gen. Eaton, three gentle
men from Lexington, Kent. and others,
have proceeded for the same place, as
witnesses.
The Kentucky Gazette mentions that
the heavy ship Pcnrosc, and two gun
boats, passed the Rapids, in safety, Oh
the 5th ult.
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pressed, and that where practice was
found to prevail, inconsistent with hu-
mainly and justice, no consideration Of
profit could reconcile them to its contin-
uancc.
.<-<-<.I-S-<.G .<S~>~S. ,. 1-p.S.b-l.s-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-03
Sc HI RSDAY, SEPT MBEs' 8, 1907.
e. A u & I @ N

the subscriber issued to Mr..
wv WILLIltM HODGSCN two Notes
of hand, one dated on or about the $50 OF A.
pril, 1907, at six months, for $50 dollars Sc.
cents-the other date not reeollected, but
lievc it is dated 9Th Of May at six lnonths, tor
.9a5 dollars-which notes are not yet due
And whereas the said William Hodgsoii now
stands Justly Indebted to me IN the sum OF 500
dollars and 66 cents: This is therefore to
caution all persons from taking IN assignment
,of the above mentioned notes as ann deter
mined to stop the payment thereof, TILL So
tisGed for my claim against him.
James Anderson.
.Septeraber 3. d3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-03
mo. 1000.
Public Sale.

4 On THURSDAY, the Sd instant at three
O'Clock in the afternoon, will be sold on the
premises, THREE Frame Houses and Lots,
conner Of Union and Duke streets, subject to
ground rent Of looDoHars perannunl- Ierms
of sale, one half cash, the balance in three
months. IS
philip G. Marsteller-
Aug 81 DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-03
Aug
BpY AN HAMPSON

HAS FOR SAFE,
70 pipes Old port, IS
S do Madeira,
so quartef'casks Lisbon, p
u do. particular TSnesife 8
IS do. Malaga .
Is pipesscld sosnac Brandy
$ do &sA proof Holland eiE'
S hEllls. Cd proof antigua rum
IL do. lstsqual;ty mo;asses
s do. green coppsras
do. alum
90 do. brown suga
90 bags pimento 80
IS do pepper
10 chests young. Tyson +
10 do. Tyson skin 30
do. imperial J 8
100 bags green coffee
Iso kegs nlaedes
80 do. ground ginger
SO do.raiSins
1900 lbs baeon, well cured
kegs salt pctte
A quantity Of fine and ground, alnm salt.
!. 1t all times he has the. first quality -four
for family use, on hand--with number Of
other articles--.allo Of which he VAL sell low
on ills former tgerms.
august 81. 4