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Johnson So IsEAT,
JEWELLERS 81 sILYnP.SAfjgH

JEWELLERS 81 SILYHR.S AfITHS,
fzaoe for ske al tLer fare three doors SeloSv A1eJ
I1yi'r and Brsrsn's Yera4e 0tsse, and e /s7v doc,
above tbt Bell Tavern, the feR sz9isr ayfeirs, vis
t)I.ATED Tea Pots, Sugar Eflhes, and Milk Pots
Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Defer
Dihes, Sal, Stands, Table Spoo IS Sugar Tongs, Cob
let's Bread Balcts, Decanter ;!rands, and plated han
died Knives and Forks. fF
Silver, Table, Defcrt, Tea Soup, = oddly, Sauce
Muitard, and Salt Spoons; Sitter Milk Pots, Tun,.
biers Sugar longs, Salt Sho yeis, Pincufhion Rim.
and Chains, Scifor Chzins, Cicak Clafps Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks, Bod
kins, Pencil Cafes. Thimbles, iheil Snuff Boxes Gver
mounted; Fruit and Penknives.
Tortoifeihell Combs ornane cted with gold OF owe.
~ fze and defcription from rs dolls to so cents,
Gold Watch Chains, Seals AMI, Yeys of various pat
terms, elegant Pebble Seals Pc Gee and Gold Esrhoop,
OF different aes and patterns, Miniature Settings of
various flzes Mourning and Fancy Locke,,s, let and
Coral coloured gold mounted lyectlace. let and Gar
net Necklace plain and neat, G cid Neck Calps, Ena
m ancy and Mourning Br tcelets Gold, Cohonk,
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Cole Stnd. for the heeve
and Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart, Dog Collar,
Topaz, Pearl, Cornelian and il1ournins Rings, and
Sreaf Pins of an,oR every defcjption, all of which
with an additional fupply that th,y expect very foon,
they offer upon the molt modera, terms-They will
alto iurn any article in the plate. line upon the hort
ef netice.
N. 3. The highef price given fer old gold and 81
yer. December 2. eptf.
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7raggGtea far TIE Chay!tROn Courier.

Ha4rsI cjr.bs Coqrrnsr ofHayti, TO the commerce
ofNrKtraI Nations.
Scarcely had the inhabitants of Hsvt; freed
themtclves from the yoke of France, when thev
bad to deitroy another Hydra which they fofter-
cd IN their own bofom. Now all their care, are
directed to the cultivation of thofe precious
commodities which the European merchants
procure at great expcnfe, 1.-THE mott remote
climates. We have obtained by our conftancy
the reward of our painful labours. The trea-
lures of our foil Offer to your fpeculations the
mott happy piofpeGi +; our fore houfes filed
with all the productions of the IntiiktJ, only
wait the arrival Of your fhips, to exchange
your manufactures for thofe objects You Nigh,
will to procure in our climate. Ifa fynem con-
trary to the Progrefs of commerce, has, until
now oppofed obascles to its fuccefs, this diff.
aitrous influence will no longer be felt, the
fpell is off, the phantom has disappeared, and
with 1t, the fatal llufions that enseloped il.
have vaniihed away. Far from fllackline com.
nercein our own ports, the government, that
mas Jun heen renovated, offer you more facilities
than IS ~ the power of any other nation to
grant. No matter under what colours you NAV
appear, the guarantee of your property, the
iatety OF your pertons, the mott fcrupulous oh.
iervance towards you, of the moi eauitabl.
laws, are iecured to you on the faith of the
government. Permanent regulations dictated
by wiidoD duties calculated upon the dificuI.
ties you may experience in reaching our ports.
and collected with equityj great difpatch in
tbc onchargeand clearance Of your vefTcls
men OF prob'ty at the head of the public of.
hce9, theft are the changes you may rely upon.
me government is well app:ized that where
tns'c is no reciprocal advantage in the exchange
OF the respective oommOdilics, there can he no
commerce. They have already ordered the
iuppreiion of confgnment by patents Of tbr
aiiizes for the price of commodities of nri.
"leges granted for the fale of coffee, az well "a
OF the obligation of forced fbipments offnears,
ectton', &c. Every one will be az liberty 70
purchafe or fell on the conditions that he viii
think moi fuitable to himfelf Thofe regula,-
TONS 6esotten by infatuation and ignorance
w'h no longer circumfcribe the extent of yocr
pee uiat'ons your confidence will no nore
ne iiamcfully impofed upon to favour in,yiyi-
ouais' "ne were as unknown to you as tbev
were toreign to the good of their {, ,1utrv .
your friends, your agents alone, will have n,
uHeetlon and management of your properties,
aud 'he government promiie you to xrspt then
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.


M y b. Myer,, intending to decline A< retail brGxeS
es for Eal, ct reduced prees, fbe zobole any par,
eftbeir PreSnt Foek Of
DRY GOODS,
C'5Efirg eta variety Of gli and feisnsLk a-.ieits-
ETT:
RISH LINENS, Flanders Sheetines, Oznaburcs,
Y Heiians, Long-lawns, Linen and Cotton Cam
bricks, Superfne and lecoad Broad Cloth, and Ker-
ieymeres, Blankets, Coatings and Flannels, Bennets
and Fancy cords and velvets, Swanfdown and Mole
hsins, Rich fgurd Satns, Silver Mullins, Sareenets
Italian Lutefrings, Cotton and Silk Chan,brays of
very handiome patterns few excellent fix Peiies,
Gloves and Hsery, elegant Plumes, wreath. aud fam
y Head Ornaments, variety of handfome Ribbons.
Table Cloths and Napkins in fess "a, IA & 1914
Diapers. few fets OF China in boxes of 40 pieces
Sets of Cut Glais Decanters, Wine and Tualbers,
glafs Bowls, fpecie-bo,ses, Hall Lamps, &c. &c.
Tho!e who buy with cath, will be allowed very
liberal Dcount, which will be enereaied according to
the augmentation of the of their purchaie at
9ny sss fiue. On any fums of confesuence, Gre
dit frequFed, will be given of three fix months
The Purehaier giving approved negotiable paper
For far, aho, ufual, complete aGortmcnt of
Dutch Boiling Cloths. Dec. IL. eptf
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alI the protection they can win for. Tbs
bloody rage that has.but too much marked the
beginnings of a cruel reign, will no Longer nyr.
ient to your affrighted eyes the fad fpeSacle of
the renewal OF paf fcenes. Come with conf.
oence TO trade in our ports come to exchange
the produce of your Kill and induftry with our
l'ches' and be perfuaded that you will never
mics. ~ 01' P'o'
AT the fame time that the government do their
endeavoursto afford you the ADVANTAGES of !.
brilliant commerce, they expect from vonr
agents the fame loyalty and good faith which
WIN DC praaifed towards you they likewifc
nope that the daftardiy conduct of
OF Louiilana will find no imitators, and will
not give them the pain of com planning that their
TOO great confidence has been eceived. 80
i ne ports OF entry are the Cape, Fort Dau-
Phin, Port-de-Paix, Gonaives, St. Mark. Port.
au-frince' Les Cages, Jeremie and JacklueI.
where you may, with fecurity, land YOUR car.
goes and adventures with the certainty of > nr,.
htable return
The well known pun6tuality of the govern
ment, IN the ful6ltGent of their engagements.
IS fo'emn pledge of the faithful execution Of
tn.ir treaty with you. Notwithftandinc the
misfortuncs that have preceded our indep.n.
uencc, and the diiaitrous wars they have oc.
cailoned, the means of the government have Al.
ways oecu adequate TO Its wants. Such is tho
aitonlfhing extent of our refources, that ever
the vices Of the preceding administration, have
not prevented the difcharge of all its engage
ments.-Judge then, now, what will be both
orr expectations and yours, when prodigsltv
VIII have made room for the mott prudent
economy, and that an equitable mode of COL
lecting the revenues, will fix the rights of the
government and fecure thofe of private ind;vi~
duals. IIaRen then to come and profit byfbr6.
happy difpofitions, whit h your corefponaenc..
and dealings with us can but frengthen more
and more Whatever may be the number of
your veiiels, whatever may be the extent az
your ipeculations in our ports, do not fear be.
ing frufttated of fure gain. An abundant
crop, commodities already manufactured are
ready for you the certainty of the fpsedy fsle
of your careoesi fecured to you. ~
Gi7'sn at the Cats, tbe 24tb of Oaober.
1906, tie third year ofshe naeben1euee of
Hayti. -,
TIE CbiIfof Government of Hayf;.
(S'gned) HENRY CHRISTOPHER.
BY bis EseeileneJ tie Secretary Of tie GovsraI
Uent,
(S'sned) RoUANEz, Jun.
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JOHN -fLCOcK,
INFORMS tie Ci,iEsns of RiebmoaJ, and tie euIle
agen.,aI, t5at be ba' szoved to the City Of Riebno4
srbers be 5aI opened complete aorfusnt Of 44ersLee-
die, nest dO'r TO NsDll. Prsgcr and AfsqeuY-e's
Pfndae Store, and ,ApeEi. Ms Eagle; emGfins
pS'fiy eftbe fOil04Dirg avtieiss -
ONDoN Spring, PANEL ard hant.Saws, CAT
) tee and German do
Caileel Files of every defcriptiop,
Til! Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws Of every G1e,
Sd. 4d & Cd. wrought Spries,
iod. & god. wrought Nails,
Cd. & Sd. 6ne drawn Clou,s,
Sadder's Tacks of every ize,
Brais Mails, Srrsining & Girt Webb,
Plated Bride Brrs afTorted,
Do. ffirrup Irons do.
Brais mounted lteel blade Squares,
Brais and Iron chamber door Lccks Of every
Gye,
Stock Locks of all fzes,
Looking and Lads dreling GlsGes,
Plated Moulding.
Silver mounted Whips Of every fze,
Carpenters * Joincrs Tools of every defcrip-
ton.
HDo, an olorf,nrnf eff DRY GOODS.
Superfine Cloths and Caii.peres,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord,
Manchester Stuffs,
Fashionable Sill, Hofe,
Rofe and Duffell Blankets,
Coarfe Linens. aud a number of other zrti-
css TOO tedious to nert all of which will behold low.
December Is. IF,
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EDUCATION.

AMES oGILVIE, will continue during the enlu-
- ing year, in the village Of Milton, Albemarie, to
proiecute with his pupils courGe of Education they
have commenced, and is derous receive ten or fif-
teen more, provided they be alociated with the
eaiies, Of which, this time his fchool is competed
The ienior elafs engaged in the fudy of Geome-
try Natural Philofophy, HiRory aud Metaphysics:
The eeond cafs will devote their attention to the
Latin and French Languages, Euclids Elements,
ana the philoiophy of Rhetoric: The junior elafs
VIII continue to Rudy the Latin Language, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic aud Englilh Grammar Exercifes in
Criticm Competition and Elocution con1itute eien-
tiai parts of the eourfe of inftruaion he purlues
His charge for tuition will be fifty dollars per annun,
Every pupil will alto be expected pay two dollars
and half to defray the exPenee Of rent, fuel, &C.
he iehooi will be opened on the 10Th day of Jsnu
airy, 1907.
December 5.
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r Il HALUABLE FARM-FoR Sale

HLOHOLE F-7FAN-FUR SdI2.
a AM difpoied to fell that valuable tract of AND
whereon I at Preient reide, ftuated in the County
OF Amelia on Snaeks Creek, containing by elima.ion
about GOO acres: this traG is about SO acres of
high wood Land, well tin5e.ed, and of good ouali-
ty ao abou, SO acres of low ground heavily timber
ed and of prime quality, for Tobacco or grafi The
improvements confa of neat &c well finihed Dwell
ling Houie with two rooms and pahage both below
and above fairs, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke-Eoufe,
Barns, &c.
1t IS deemed unnecefiaryt to give minute detail of
all the advantages OF this Land it being prefumed &
re4ueited, that thoe difpofed purchaCe will frt
view the premifes
TERMs.-One third cafh and the balance in e.
qua! annual indictments. PoleiIion will be given in
time to fow crop of wheat in the enfuing fall APP
Pcation to be made the ubferiber on the pren,iles
by letter or otherwile. JAMES T. ROYAL.
Amelia, Dec. Is. If
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5aIrs at aurtion.

On Friday tie I6f.6 January next, suiN pejftive-
JSeJon BY the Sab/eriber5. on the premi/Ss at
II O'Clock Il. NJ for approved enGorjed negeti-
Z able notes at 90, days:
EOUR valuable LOTS, containing by furvey of
i an acre each making the half acre Lot known in
hs plan of the city by the No 2l4 and nearly oppo-
Hayes, Efq.
PRosSER e MoNcURE, Are,..
Dsc. 81, tdi
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lDeet1ll1le8.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 90.

CHSRLESI ON, Dec. 20.
A gentleman, lately from Cape Francois, has
obligingly furniihed us with the Ad4reG of
the Governmsat D'Hay,i to the commerce ef men,
fral natiOnt." which we have translated for this
days Courier. He further informs us, that
Permifiion to trade is given to the fuhieets of
every power, hut to thofe of Napoleon. French
men, who are the naturalizsd fub,cGts of any
other nation, are included in the permiffion :
but while they continue their allegiance to the
emperor of D'Hayti's great prototype in
France, they are deemed enemies to his fable
maleity's government; in imitation of Bon3-
parties conduet towards the princes of the
houfe of Bourbon.
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JAMES STRATTEN.

Taylor sad Habit Maker. from PHILADELPHIA
Egg leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies Of
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends car
ryng the above bulinefs in all its variou, branches.
being WEI acquainted with the newell fafhions. h.
hopes from punaua,y and afiduity to buiiuels, to
deierve litte of their patronage as nothing f,a be
wanting on his part to render atsfaeaion TO cufiom
ers; and for neat workmanship, he pledges himfef
TO have 1t done in the neateR manner.
JAMES S'rRATTEN,
N. &. His rehdsnce is on the Main. Street Rich
mond, next deer to David Logans.
OCs. ~. 2awtf
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ENOcH SULLIVAN,

OFFERS For SIZE,
III bis Jsi0e!,y Sfore, n<nyiy obpgfie fbe Eagle,
4 COMPLETE agor1ment OF Cold, Gilt, Sill
( A yer, Plated, Japan'd & Cutlery Ware, YARNS.
Iea-Pots, Sugar Dilhes, Milk Pots and Spoons
Rims and Callers and bottle Sder.
Silver Watches, Seals, Keys and Chains, and Watch
Materials Sand Crucibles, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Morocco Pocket Books, and Puriss, Glove Ties, e.
a'tic Carriers fix Puries, &c Ivory and bone chef
men and boards, Backgammon Tables, Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks, fatin wood Tea Caddies Ladies &
GeR'lemens drefng Cafes, patent Sufpenders, hat
Covers, &c Guns, horfeHicn's and pocket Piaols,
Swords and D;rks, fword Knots, Belts, Sa(hes Epsu-
Iettes, military Feathers, &c. Flutes, Fifes Drums.
Violin Strings, &c. Powder Fiaiks fhot Belts bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Flin,s, Whips, Canes with
and without Swords, boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
i1orie PhlemesSc. Raiors and rafor Strops fhaynp,
Boxes and =. ulhes, Violet and Windfor hair Soap.
Powder, Bags, Pnfs & Pomatum, tooth Powder,
Eiienees, Reayes's Colors tambore Needle Cafes,
Pms and Needles, Sciiiors and Thimbles hair Lead
and slate Pencils, Ivory Paper Bolders letter Racks.
&c. Ivory, Tortoifeibel and Horn Combs, goggles,
SPectaees and Cafes, key and curtain Rings ins
tsnds, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, Candleaicks and
Shutters, bread Balkets, Waars, Tea Trays, Knives
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, TEA Pots. tea
and table Spoons, glals globe Lamps for Halls, tooth
comb Cloths, hearth, Floor, lcrubbng * moe Brufh
es.
With variety of other articles conheets ed with the
above enumerated.
Articles Of Jewelly or Silver Ware, will be execu
| ted to pattern; or defcription, with difpatch.
Hghel price will Be given for old gold or FLYER.
L. SULLIVAN.
Nov T. r.
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. FOR SALE,

* FOR SALE,
>LOvER-FARM, whereon now live, laying in
Loua county, on the South Anna River adjoining the
Land of Capt. James Wnfton and MIR. Edward Gar
land containing 500 l2 the plantation in good
repair. On>this Land valuable meadows well fet
with timothy and herd grafs, and great deal more
ready prepared for fewng. There is good Apple Or
ehard, with variety Of other fruit trees; there is
nuniber of highly MANFRED Lots with very highly
manfred garden. The ituation is very handfoRe &
pleafant one; the improvements very convenient
and comfortable and are injured. A great bargain
may be had in this valuable property preens crop
Of Tobacco will thew the fertility of the foil If it is
not fold privately before Loufa January court it will
then be fold at public fale.
fmall part of the pureha!e money will be requi-
red in haud the balance to be paid in equal an
nral payments. F. L. CAMPBELL.
Louia, Dec. l6. 2awsw
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JOHN ALCOCK,

INFORMS his friends and rhe public, that he Gill
i carries on his CABINET MANDATORY
IN all its branches. He has removed his Ware-Room
IN the 'front.' houfe of William A IT'S, Efq. and ad-
joining the Fire Infuranee Office, where he has large
quanuey Of ready made work on hand, which he will
Tell lev. He aters hmfelf that if any perfons are in
wait Of any thing in the Cabinet line, they may be
applied. am determined to have good warranted
work done on the loweG terms. Any orders left at
my Ware-Roonn with Mr. John Gray, my foreman
or at my ftore, fhal be puEctuay attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December IS. If.
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ROBERT JOHNSTON

DIGS lesve to inform hs friends and the nub,c
ID that he has removed hi Store from IN. bopCs he
lately occupied oPPoilte the Eagle Tavern, to one Of
MIR. Thomas Mi'ebell's new houfes nearly oppofte
70 Mefr'. Taylor and Brovn's vendue Office, where
he is new opening genss aGortment Of
DRY GOODS e kONMONGFRy.
which he viii difrofe Of ats moderate profit
~. 3. He will Reu, or sll his Brick 'rensnen, n,
Shoekoe-Hil. adieiaiag to ir, R.ossrt eordons.
Os0ou 7. II
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5aIrS at anetinn.

VALUABLE LOTS-FOR SALE,
One credit Of fix, tsu-lve and eighteen months,
On Tssasy tie 1sfb day g January resf at nesn The
fremss, .u;H be sSsrel for JaLt BY fr1iie aut7isn
TNOUR half acre LOTS adjoining each other, &
Il forming what is ufaally called fqua.e, deferibcd
an the plan Of the city, by the numbers Isl, 1852,
I59 and leo.
Drmj2sh, Fsaar sad S&tetsD, AHe'rs.
Bee. 81. eP tdf.
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JUST RECEIVED.

\ FRESH Afortment Of Caret Wng.. Cham.
I 4 paigne MouGeu1 by the boz, burgundy sau.
tern, Vim de Crave, Lalhtte, Mufcat of Fron,,gn,e
Vine Buer,--and alto, a ffefh fupply Of ohyes. ca.
pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, klsl,rd. pf,n,.
Raiiin; by the box, Almonds aud Fherts. An kind
Ut Wea-India Sw@etmests; all kind Of ConTeciion.-
ry-and different articles Of PerfurncryFor Sal. h.,
ALEXANDER PLAINVuJ.R
Richmond, Oa. II. (2svGm
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL perjonJ havine claims agaiuR TIE eiate
n Of John Pendiefon, efq. late Of the City of
Richmond, deed. are req0efed to exhibit them 10
either Of tbe a.jeri6ers as Jpeedilv as bedT6lt.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
AdminjfrGsort.
November ls IT,
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4 GREAT bargain offered in 7s5 acre, Of
LAND, lying in King * Quseucounty, one & an
half miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
r6potank Creek, the Lands OF captain William Shac.
kisord and Zaeharish Shackieford This land is le-
VEL fertile and we'll tinibered with toerable good
buildings and excellent wster--The abundance of fin
and oysrs ), the very fpot, may alto be mentioned
aga great nducement tn any perfon wihipg to pur-
thais. This Land may be had low for cath, or
good bonds at Mort payment. For further particu-
ars spply to John II. Smith, or to the fubferiber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walkerton, September &c. If.
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REMOVAL

KENOfhL
II ME Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
u ING HOUSE, from the Main-Street to one
81 David Bullock's Brick Buildings at the lower end
Of the Baton, between the Teuements occupied by
c. and +. Saunders, and Norvell, WHIT aud Bal
lock-where they continue their purchafes of wheat
as ufual-They alto keep for fale regular lupply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Homny and Bras
THOMAS s. AMOS LADD.
10 No. Sd, 1876. eptf.
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t6NHE Gnn~ai Mating Of bs AtaineI Irjsya7ee
4 Company eyaigF Fire on GosSt and Furniture ir
fbf Site eYigira, 7v1 tale Pa<s at Hjgcy's Tavr,n
~ hb City, at II O'C'oelis he fsyc1oon, Of tie sond
zHoaday ia The nrsf mesib.
Nm. II. fITZigH1LS0NIE, p. II.
prtcrk.r 90. ep2J.
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
ALEXANDRIA, OR HCKERS.

No4v Landing,
4 NSIGNMENT by Mr.. Iamieion, dirra
n from the Bakery, of his far-fam'd excellent
Crackers, in barrels, half bbls. and kegs. ALTO fu-
perfne Pilot Bread in bbls. and for f,e, lat the Ba
hcry price in Alexandra, and charg-s) at the Rore
lately occupied by Menr'. Cranberry and Hancock,
by JAMES SMITH.
Who has in fore, low priced blue Jack liz Cloth,
md aaostcd FIannels, which he will! fell bargain.
ALso-Iudia Piece Coods-ehesp.
Dec. 2. r.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TIiE fublcrber is very deGrous of taking in
WRITING of any Kind during the winter
evenings. Joseph IAcKsoN
N. B. A few very handfoms LOMBARDY pop.
Lax !kEES for inle, ut his place of reideuce, ON
hockG-hi
December Is. I'm
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RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORN hG JANUARY s. 1907
THE SUBSCRIBERS,

Hssisg saien Hcyf fsrv door, bei,zp s5s Bell ia.
ve'", s7er' For Sale, under tie firm Of
WHITE J SHELTON,
A GENERAL afIor,menr of GROCERIES. which
"A they will difpoie of on very moderate terms
tor Cain, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December IS. ep f.
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PlCKLING VINEGAR.
NF hyperion quality, made from two years old ci
" der--For fale by ia'~
WILLIAM HART,
Off9ffefbs Scale HoyGt
ALSO
SALT, loofe and in Jacks,
80 Briefs cut HEARINGS,
Brown SUGAR in barrels and by ratai,
COFFEE, TEA and other Groceries,
Philadelphia bottled PORTER,
Do. Draft BEER.
September 49, eptf.
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FGR SALE,

NJ FGR SALE,
y me SfIARES ~ The Msgeheflsr Turnpike
Aiso-Virgin.4 Land Wsrants, a a,vsrY rsau-
S<d priee. THO.a@S NORF%iE.
:. The higbeR price viii be g.Svs ssr Aldil~fy ssl
Suited States LsNd n srss,s. r. ~.
bcs. 49, f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-03

" TIE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Richie, is now for fale, 10y the grofs, dozen or
6bgle, at the ENQUIRER Bookstore.
ALso--A General hGorin eHt Of Lawyer
End Sherif's BLANKS, jga printed.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
X OK experimenting negro man named WILL
A STUART or STUART. He left my bosCe
three week ago. is feet three inches high, long mea
gre face, red eyes, fpesks rapidly and with great
confidence, aged about 50 years
He may attempt pats for a free man as formerly.
The above reward will be paid OH delivering hin,
hcre--or ten dollars for fecuring him in country
goal.
WIN. LONG.
Nov. II, IF
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MnCAY u CntvAN-

IIAVE rseeiped By TIE late ar, ivnlt from
L i London, a large and fghJienodls e55,f-
hint of Geld and SiiVer WATCHES, ,vifj a
y,atie1 Of articles Of 1'e'je iryy and SH1vt
Goyk. AJo, an a6oy!meAi # Wehb M!&cry
FOOLS and 0ioferinb erhsb, 5yH0 l5fiy f.r.
Glfr Gors, ,-adrJ t6e;r .ij,inscd ve,y grarra'.
An IF which f6.y e5er -. t5e MOI issaesd p.fn5
s'yr eqb.
Deesmbsr Is. NJ
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
ID MILITARY CERTIFICATES;
1)EARING 6per cent interea, receivable at the
Treafury in dfcharge of taxes, due previous to the
year 1898. Apply to THOMAS WILSON,.
Dec. 9. IF.
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IOHN TOhiPKIM9.

Has recciv1d an aDs,inmt Of GOODS CacGRing If
TJThNNELs, Coatrgs, Blankets, Rofe and Daft
4 As Drabs, Frze, Xerfeys, Fean6usht, Cloths, Car
pets and Carpcting, Bombozetts, Swanidown, Patent
Cord, Powder ahd Shot, Dnwlas, Sheeting, Kerr
.Ityn,eres Czlicoes and Mullins, &C. &c. which he
s-1 difpof. Of very liberal tersis by the piece or
package.
JNoy IL, r.
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WIN. LONG.
IF.

ITO BE RENTED-The Tenement where
l. / now feiide, and pofiefIion given in time.
J. PENN.
April IL. If