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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-05
Patent Elastic Suspendcls.

Patent Elastic Suspendcrs,
To be lad, Wholesale and retail, Of The Pa
tssmee, next door bslow Mir. Alcxandei
M'Kensic's, lower cad of Prince-sreet, a
lexandrn. :.
THEY furpass any yet extaris, for
ease, elegance, SC. Masters of vessels and
osher gentlemen going to the West-Indies,:
Spanish hsa;n, sc. may be furnished with an
assortment, and great allowance to those
who purchase by the Quantity.
N. 3. The buttons On the back parts ofthe.
waistband ought to-se placed ihs same distanee.
from each other, as the two cester buttons on.
she Suspenders, to prevent improper strain-
iag, and thereby destroying the case designcs
. tho scastrucNsa Of the article.
Richard Horwell.
ALSO,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
By tho dozen or single skn-fcr sale at
HorweH's Patent suspender Manufactory, IN
riaee-.treet.
July 81 dlSm IS
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-05

Printing, IN its various branches,
handbmeb eSxsseea at Mts e6les.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-05
FOR SALE,

l3 hhds. SUGAR Of good quality,
\ IS bbls. do. Go.
5 pipes 4th proof Brandy
4 Or. casks Sherry Winee of excellent
II do. do. Malaga dc. 5 quality
Boxes OF Cotton Cards
Sacks of I-icorice Root and Sage
Barrels Of Glover and Herds Grass Seed
And large quantity of Red Sole LEATHER
For SAFE By
Benjamin Shreve, an.
|. JULY IS. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-14
EDUCATION.
OF. IA.

a PERSONAL for many years has been engaged
/ n as an nEructor of Youth, wifhes to undertake.
the fame line of buinefs for the enfuing year, in
healthy ituation He profeGes to teach the Enslils
Language gramnatically, Arithmetic, Geometry,
Trigonometry, Algebra, Menfuration, Gauging, Ssr-
veying, Navigation, Elements of Cunne-y, Anrono-
my, Geography, the afe of the Globes, the eonNrue-
ton of various kinds of Maps Charts. &c, and Ma.
taral Phioiophy Students may alto read Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Philofophy Civil and Natural Hil1ory,
with him to advantage He is provided with in9rn-
ments Tor Theoretical and Practical Mathematics,
pair of nofern eighteen inch globes air pump Sc
les neceiiary apparatus, with barometer thermom-
eter and hygrometer ar optical apparatus, conaing
OF variety Of lenies, teeicopes and ncrolcopes Of
various deicription fcoptic ball and focket priim,
&c. an exteufive electrical apparatus; pile and
battery with the neeeAry apparatus for experiments
in Galvaniim; FINAL magnetic apparatus and ike
wife one for philosophical Chen,ilry, together with
between four and FIVE hundred volumes Of the NOR
approved authors on the aforementioned fubieSqs--
He can produce the moi Respectable Testimonials Of
his fobriety and attention his bunefs.--Letters
(poG paid) direaedto d. Y. to be left at the PoG.
Office in Petersburg. will be attended to-
October ID.
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the tributary freams. This party will after
reaching our pot on the Arkanfaw defend to
Fort Adams and there wait further orders and
you yourfelf defend the Red River accom-.
panied by party OF the mot Respectable Cam
mapchees to the Pof of Natchi,oches and there
receive further orders
10 dhburie your necefIary expences and to
aio your negotiations, yor are herewith furnifi,.
ca Tx hunnred dollars worth of goods, FOR the
appropriation OF which you are to render itra
account, vouched by documents TO be attrlted
by one of your party.
Wiihms you fate and fuccefsfa exr -,,ition,
/ am fir,
With much refpetf and eftcem,
Your obedient fsrvant
(Signed) JAMES WILKINSON.
Lieut.. Il. M Pike.
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NOTICE.

7Js C0-Pa,fnt,p Of Ho5tsa q 81. 9.ku, termiratsd
70i1 befbityfJS Ssy Of hHggG Lg6.
a Ill thofe indebted tn faid concern are reuueled
\ to come forward without delay and fette their
accounts; thofe having claims aganft faid concern
will exhibit them for adjufment.
.TOHN HOBSON, Jun.
JOHN ST. JOHN.
New-Canton, Oa. IA.
INHE fubicriber will continue brlinefs at the fame
place on his account. He has now ON
hand, general ailortment Of GOODS, fitted TO the
Prefent and approaching feafon, which he will fell ON
moderate terms for cafh, produce, or to punetual
euGomers the ulus credit.
JOHN HoBsoN, Jun.
OI' oaw5mq
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DEeefiion of CoMnaGark .Sbazr.

Belt known that about the ieveu,h day OF
January, anro domin 1907, Mr.. Bradford. printer
OF the NewOrlesns Gazette waited on this deponent
Captain Shaw Of the United States Navy, and after
delivering letter from correfpondent ne o5lerved
that he had fPent fone time in the city of Washington
and Philadelphia; aud from philadelphia he had ira
yelled to Pitfburg, and from thetee proceeded to-
wards New-Orleans; that the country through which
he paiIed was filled with commO;ion, and that there
were great number 0fthe friends and followers Of
Col. Burr. MIR. Bradford aifo mentioned, that he
had Teen at the mouth of Cumberland river fore Of
the public gun boats aud number Of men employed
in fitting them out, and that they JOIN Burr
TIA; the men at work Oh board the gun-boats told
HIT, (Bradford), tina, Col. Lyon had given up the
gun.boats to Col Burr, and that he Col. Lyon was
one OF Burrs pafts5ss: Bradford further OFFER.
he iuPToied were carried OIL board the gun
boats, and that the men work on board the gun
boats informed him (Bradford) that Col. Burr had
iilued arms and ammunition to 1900 men that
Burr's Rota oonfned Of feven gun boats and brig
OF 10 guns, and that Capt. Talbot was commander
Of the hotilla Bradford ALTO oblcrved that he was
fupeaed, and that in order to ev his inuoeente he
would wait on Gen. Wiiknfon and dirciefe to hin,
all he knew concerning Burr and his plots, and fur
Their this dcPonen, faith not.
JOHN SHAW.
Sworn and fubfcribed before1
me, this 9th day Of May, 1907.
L. CEEAs,
Iunice of +bs 1891.
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THE HALLERIAN ACADEMY.
IN THE CITY or RfcYnoNn

IN THE CITY RICHMOND
oINCE the laa advertisement. f,e;e,x In. -bs.,
formed which places the above iuii,ution under m.
joint naturalization ard management of Dr. Haler.
and L. n Cirardiu, lately one of the Protection, in
"m- y Mary College. Their cooperation will
commence on the goth CURRENT
Mar: -. Doyle will ALTO commence his inf,rua ion.
as psoshor OF the Latin and Greek Languages. Sc
o.rr teachers are actually engaged ior The various
departments OF inilruelion N
Oct Ia.
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RIcHMoND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

lit S..:.izs If tie Drss7o,s IF tie ii COMPANY, o.
Saturday tie ioN Of oslober, lso7-
y FSoLVED, That all Shares of deinouen, Hoct-
> - holders in the fad company, be fold at auction,
fefore the from. door of the Egle Tavern in the CT
~ OF Richmond, on Monday the 2srd of next month,
Copy. Tele,
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
oct. IA. t23dN
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TO BE SOLD.

dn Pzsvis, in 4mtlia esunfy, on MenIay fEe ssy Of
Deeem5.r next,
n n extraordinary valuable BLACK SMITH. he.
\ longing to the ettats of Rich'd. Eggleiion, de-
ceAied' on credit OF fix months; bond with approved
iecuTiry will be required Of the purchaier
BY THE EXECUTORS.
Se'' -. oawlOwS
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ss,eyea fran WNiam AAt. HayaR,, in Rietssr4, a

si'@yea from Wihiam AAfn Ra5ay5, in RieksranI, a.
bent tie hf Of -iggyf,
a MARE MULE, about 4 fee, 6 or : iuche,
L = high; fhe is of very ftrong and bulky make,
OF very dark bay excepting her under lip which is
oil yeiiowiih Gait, was worked down to Richmond
in Wagon for the fra time and perhap, was rub
bed by the chains has cropped tail and was in tho
Poiieion Of Wn Shelton jr. of Loufa, at the time
ANY perlon who will ferure the iaid Mule and give
Information 20 me, fall receive five dollars OF bring
her to me, fiall receive ten dollars
BENZ. HALsALL.
Louila, Oa. II, oaw2wC
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Il III. o.
.Dtp.ft;ss Of C.amoS.,e Sba.v and M. 7ya,s.
BE 1t remembered, chat this day, 10 wit the fir
teenth day of April, ammo Domini 1907, perfonalI,
appeared before the fubfcrib.r one of the utice
OF the peace for the City and parGi of New (r,ear,
John Shaw, Eiq Captain in the United States Navy
and william, Tharp, Efq who bein,. firl duly fworr
on the Holy Eyangelia of Almighty God, declare ans
iay that on or about the fifteenth day Of January la
so7 paiug from the Coffee Ioufe. abotI, the bou,
OF ~ O'Clock at noon, they accoited oppoiir,
the principal by Judge Prevo of this place. who OBJ.
obierved that he was happy inform thee deponen,s
that General Adair, the feeond in command TO Col
Burr, had arrived in town and was then at Madam
Nourages, that hes had Jun waited OH him, or had
Teen the man who had created 70 mach mir, who fsid
Col Burr would ne in town in three days after hin,
shat It would ioon be difcovered If the conituti,u &
Juisice wosd prevail, or that of the uiirps,ion of
power and syranny manfeed in the mearures at pre-
lent adopted. Other remarks were made by the
Judge III tone and ef,ure discovering evident marks
OF irritation and oppo,on to the eafures of the off
GERS OK the government, and impreIed one of the(s
opponent with an idea that the judges Object was to
" P.rionai win Capt Ohm Shaw, and e1.orted a re-
ply that he (Capt. Shaw knew no private character
ne ooeyed and executed his orders without partia,y
ana mould always be alert aud apprehend the
o'"uroers OF the peace and harmony of his govern
ment. Thefe deponsnts remained Blu. few minute.
with Judge Prevo, and went to the LODGINGS of The
CaPtam, where the deponens coufdered it correct 70
Inform Cen. Wilkinfon that Gen. Adar was then in
town. which Capt. Shaw did by Tending hi, f.rvan,
with note to General Wikinfon.
JOHN SHAW
VIM TIARP.
Sworn to and fubfcribed before1
me, the day and year within writ
ten. B.CENAs,
Juitiee of the peace.
(R)
CePy 81 letter from Nm. Witt to Col. Hadrezv Buri
Of Ne7o-Crieast.
MIDDLEToN, December the 22nd, 1906
DEAR SIR,
ExPea large military force to take poi.
isihon OF your eityfould it not happen before this
reaches you, you may look with hourly expsesa,i
on ct feeling it headed by Col. Burr
his is intended fhould you fee it in time, to an.
prize, in order that you may be in readnefs to make
your advantages Of the times. A nu-,ber of per.
Ions from this neghborhood engaged in this expe
dlton, amongt the number your old acquaintance
Mr. A. Raliton.
Believe ME to be, tho much disappointed, Gill
respectfully, yrs.
(Signed) WIN. WHITE
Col. AND'w. Bunk, New Orleans.
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40 B0xr' sly 10 7oinds7s
CLgt5,
4 Barreh CATER oil,
90 BOxe' Cofis7 Caydj, az
/orfed,
s - VEL,
10 Resmf flirting Paper,
100 Ree1' Wrapping
P96ev,
5 CgaS Malaga Eiiar,
and a JraS 9Go,fmsai sf
Sk,ss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-14

DO H6d ~. E7glacd Kun,
20 HID Loef Sugar,
8 - La0p dii's,
is Boxe5 Cboso!gie,
IS diff0 Soep,
200 - Candies,
10 Boxes }leyigg CARD,
5 Ton Sb'i, cBosieS,
8 Keg' Lead,
10 Hbh Sse g,ses CegcS
so Bag - tito,
SO - Ppm,
September ~.
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Oct. IL.

n z buineis hitherto carried under the firm
4 OF Robert Gordon u Co. will hereafter he con-
dhcfed under that Of GoEDoN, TkoEEs, tS Co. in
the house formerly occupied by NleiIrs. Wm. Mac
k'nIie y Co. at the corner of rhe freet next below
the Eagle-Tavern.
16er haze rteeived tbeir. FALL GOODS.
- AMONG WHICH ARR
sOoFskFlNE Cloths = iBgs for WaiGcoa.s
aud kerieymeres, Fine Irifi Linens,
Very fine FanneIs, Hardware and CUTLERY,
Coarfe Woo!ens, aud Vic.s
Bennet's Patent Cords, Tin in Boxes
Moeikin and silk Quilt Sheer Copper siIortea.
They have ALTO received lait week, afnlall add;ti.
On to their iioek of fine old Madeira Wine, par. of
which has been upwards of three years in Richmond;
few chefs OF hyperion quality Imperial Tea foms
very fine old Rum and Fren;h Brandy. SC, sc.
OCT. Id. eAvo,0
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CITY
Additional i5arSe'isns TO Lieat Pie. -
Cnnfsnmenf, 13e4yf, Txiy I2sk, 1906.

CHAfsnmenf, 1l!5s~i, July I2sA, 1906.
The health of the ofages being now generally
reored' and all oPes of the peedy recovery of the
Prhoners' from the hands of the Powa,on,ies being
4. an END, they have become delirous to commence
their Journey for their villages you are therefore to
proceed Tomorrow
IN addition to the inlruaions given YOU on the
z4th ult muh requeft you to have the Talk, under
cover delivered to White Hair and the Grand PETE,
the Chief OF the Ofage Band, which is C,,Ied on IN.
waters OF the Arkanfaw together with the be,. b;b
accompany them You will ALTO receive herewith
imali belt for the Paris and large one fer IA.
tans or Communicates.
onou'o you ind 1t neceHlry, you to give orders
TO Mongrain the reGdent Interpreter at the Grand O
tage to attend you.
beg you to take meafures for the fecuri,y and lfe
place.
Dostor Robinfon will accompany you a. vo.,p.
teer. He will be furnlhed medicines. and for the
accommodation which you give him, he is bound to ut
tend your fick
should you difeover any unicenled traders in YOUR
route or any perfon from this Territory or from the
united States, without proper lcenfe OF paiIoort
you are 10 arret foeh Psr!on perious and dipofe
oil their property as the law tire9s.
My confidence in your caution and dCrre,;on has
prevented my urging you to be vglsnt in guarding
agan't the erasagems and treaclery of the Indians
holding yourie!f above alarm or (urprze the conopo
non OF your party, though be lnall, will fecure to
you the relped of an hot of unturored Sayapes.
You are to communicate from the Grand Olay. s,
from every other practicable point. directly to the Sc
eretary OF War, sranimttig your letters to this place
under cover TO the commanding officer, or by any
more convenient route.
with you health and fuccelsfuI and honorable
| enterprise, and am,
Yours with friendhp,
JAS: WILKINSON
Lieut. T. NJ. PIrE.
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were intereaed in it fsJ 1t was ve,y rood -
thofe who were not, faid that fome of il iva.
me land; but that great part of the grant
was covered with water. Mr.. G.. did no, mean
TO lay as It ia ftated in The Enquirer, that the
greater part" was in that fi;uation.
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(C))

Letter f"0m Gere'Si Aoarevs aries 10 bis E...Y,nsy
I'm. e. {. Ci1i5o,ne, En-.
Although it is long time iinee Fat down to
write you, iti that irendihp which once exiited re-
mains bright on my part, and although Gnce RI had
the Pleafure of fleeing you have wadei through DIFF
hcnlt and diagreea5le fcenes; fill have all that
ondneis Tor my old and former friends that ever
had, and Their memory has been more endeared TO
ny the treaehery have experienced iince faw YOU,
BY Tome newly acquired ones -IndeedI fear trescherv
is become the order Of the day-This induces me 70
write you your town in fate Of defence, or
ganr2s your militia aud defend your city IS well 4
gaii;S in;er!ai enemies As external my kno wledye
does extend far as to authorize me TO on in1o
detl'; h"tl lear YOU viii meet with an attack from
quar;cEs you DO not at prricnt expect. Be upon the
alert; keep watehfui eye on our General, and be-
~aTe o. an attack, as well from your own courtry
rs span fear there is iomething rotten in the fate
OF Denmark. You have enenlics within your own
city' maj nay try 10 febyert your 90 vernnent and
Try to 1arar';e It from tile Union You know never
hazard ideas without good grounds; YOU will keen
the'e hitsto yonFieH But FAY again be upon the
aIsrt' your government fear is in danger. fear
there are plans on foot inimca to the Union " he
ther they will be attempted be carried into efta
or not cannon lay but ref aTlred they are in one
rafioa or calcui IDLY. Beware Of the month
of December. love ny country and government ::
hate !he Dons; would delight 70 fee Mexe o
r-daesd, but viii die iu che Ian d.ch before I
would yield foot to the Dons or Zee the union diff
united: This wri;e fac your Own eye and for your
own iltety; proft BY II, and the Ides OF March re-
member. With liocere rsGyea,
am, as aiuai, your iuoere friend,
(S'gneD ANDREW JACKSON.
November y 9Th, 1906
Mrs. Jaehion dsdrss her bea wiih.s TO YOU.
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WILL RE SOLD.

B, the fubferiber, at Public Autl;o, 90 a4,..,.
'hs znd day Of November next, on the plan;a,isn
called Wihd'cr, near this CRY,
q LII the Rocks of Hories, Mules, Cattle, Sheen
Z an' H0s'' and variety of plantation Tool. o.
the iaid plantation. The fale will certainly ,,l III
if the day ball be fair. -
he terms of fale, will be Fix months eredIp 4,
iuns above ten dollars, the Purchaier gvii -
with approved feeurity.
Oa.l4
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On the fasre day will be rented for on- wear .or-
n,eneing the firfi January next,
'WO thirds of the faid Plantation called V,ipdGr
l. The Terant will be allowed to TOW whea, i'm
rnediatej, if he wiihesis
SAMUEL GREENHOw, areat /s,
VIM LANGBoRH, Esr. efW, DanGrilee, dssI.
. on. Ii. ens,
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Esra7 sfz h.1 from Gen. Wiyiaf,nt TO Gen. s. Sma5,
dated f'rf Adamr, l2@ Sept 1906.
AT tins moment thus Glands the account between
us and the aPanards on the fde of Texhas; we DIFF
honor the armies of Spain and fss thew slesoe> viz
late their territory, by forcing their advanced po &c
compelling their officer to fall hack many miles (See
Gen. Dsarborne's order to Porter.)-In confeeuence
the Spanard reniorees, advances refumes his former
ground and braves us. We remonRrate and menace
but he keeps Poflsiiion of the dilpued tracts not
the balance againif us' it is my friend, and will
reh0re what we have-i trulf in Heaven wishou,
5lood-ihe6-but at all events
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(N)
Clay IF ssi'r from Cea. WRtieEoa 10 Be Sseyetary al
IHav.
Hea2 Quarters, NafebifoebeJ,
OCTOBER 4, 1900.

s1s,
iycherday morning received governor Corderos
sI@er to my addreis Of the 9TH III, copies Of which
you have under cover. The varied nyle Of this let
ter eheo Centralized with thofe Of governor Herra-
- . Co. C"ihng and gov. Clsborue combined to
SIC eheunilaaSes Of the oPani troops having recrof-
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HENR7" HoHEr,
II A S + OR SALE,

70 Pp,' IySsb Bsen1y, 3 40 Boxn s Wy 10 qeirds4s
sc HID ". FINLAND Rum C,L,G.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25

The English Admiral Duckworth has
retired from before Constantinople, and
repassed the Dardanelles. British pro-
Perty in Turkey was sequestered. Pre-
parations for defence were still making,
under the direction Of French officers.
On the 28th Of Nov. in the wear 1898,
the President of the French National
Convention, in answer to IN address,
presented by English and Irish citizens
at Paris, delivered the following senti-
ments: "Principles are waging war a
against tyranny, which wall fall under
1.-THE blows of Philosophy. Royalty in
"Europe is either destroyed, or on the
s'point Of perishing, on the ruins of feu-
"dality: and the declaration of Rights
F'placed by the side Of Thrones, is d de-
"vouring fire which Will consume them"
Few, in 1898, would have believed,
that in twelve years, Frcnchmcn would
quietly bow before the Imperial Throne
ofan upstart foreigner. Let this be re-
membered by those, who calculate upon
1he duration of Corsican dcspotism. In
their day, the friends OF this Convention
were very numerous, and fully persuade
ed that was at TIE head of a stable, firm
and durable government.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
NOTICE..

THE Subscribers earnestly request
those indebted to them, to pay their re-
spective accounts, by the first day of
August next, otherwise suits will be
commenced indiscriminatcly, without
further notice.
They have on hand neat assortment
Of seasonable GOODS, which they will
sell remarkably cheap for cash.
SAM. & b. BEALL.
Wheeling Goth June, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
STRAY MARE.

Taken w " me Sub,clIbcr, in the
town Of Wheeling, on the 81 instant,
Il FleG-binei-grey Myc,
sixteen hands high, ten years olH. She
has no marks that are percciya2lc. The
owner IS desired to come forward,
prove property, pay Charge, and take
hor away.
PETER SOCKMAN.
June 22d, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
WESTERN STAGES.

The HuLscuoer informs Inc IN. lick
1hat he has ran the MAIL STAGES
twice aweek from Wheeling to New
Lancaster, since the first OF this month,
and Will continue TO run them as long rs
thc roads viii admit. A regular Line
Of Stages is continued on 10 Lexington,
AL kentucky.
GEORGE BEYMER.
June 23d, 1901.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25

SGN-ULR = FAIL & % DS,
Together With L5nmonycry and Crocc-
rieSj all which the Subscriber will ssh
upon the most rccuc. d prices, for Cash
or such County Produce as will suit the
Wheeling Market.
He also informs he Merchants Of
Wheeling and It's vicinity, that he is
commissioner to sell, for the D9me$t;c
fla7'JHctming Secicfy IF PhiLuacLbhia,
general supply Of AMERICAN
PRINTS and SHlJVLS,
which viii be sold at the PhiladclDhia
Cash prices. 4 credit Of ninety DAYS
Will be given to Merchants who givc
their notes with approved indorsers.-
1t may not &c improper to mention, that
should the above Goods be found suit
able, and encouragement be given, q
constant supply may be had at the Sub
ssri5cr's Store, in Wheeling.
THO HAS EVANS.
Wheeling, June 25th, 1907.
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{ 1870 J

face, a number of saddle marks, a white
name and tail. The owner is desired to
come, prove property, pay charges and
take him away.
JOHN STEWART.
June 23d, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-25
CAUTION.

| forewarn all persons from taking
Note of mine, drawn in favour of vii
liam Biggs, for forty-fve dollars and
some cents, and dated the 21st of June.
1907 as | am determined not to pay it.
unless compelled by law.
]. ARMSTRONG.
June 81, 1907.