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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
To be Rented,

A thrse story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry -strsets-togcthel
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side
a two story Brick Dwelling House.
For terms a1s1alyts
Jonathan and Nj. Soholfleld.
May 1. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
To RENT,

Ind immediate Possession glpes,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
or Fairfax street, occupied by Jaco6 He.cfaaau
--an excellent stand for the Day COOP bnsi-
ness:-Apply to
Jonah Thompfon & Son.
March a. 3tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
FOR Sale,

On, advantageous terms,
S A THREE STORY BRICK FARE
5 "A HOUSE, on Union-street, next door
to Benjamin Shreye, jun. well situated for the
,SAinhiag or Grocery business--Also, LOT
of GROUND, at the corner Of Water and
Walfe-atreets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06
81 u = I &c q.

YT-HOSE who have Flour stored with nc &.
IS are hereby requestedfo take sslu assl
away Or sell ii, on or befose the sz4tn Gay g
July next; at which time ] intend 60 ieavs
Alexandria, and wilInet be accountable for any
f1onr. now 81 my possession after the time a.
bovs stated. Also those who have claims
a a nle. are requested t. bring them tor
ward for settlement and those who are ln-
slabted 10 me, or the firm of DEsaEE & Pow.
ELF. viii please 10 make payment BY the flrsti
day Of August next, as no further indulgence
viii be given. q.
80 70 Rtnt-A Warehouse.
= Edmund Denney.
COLT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06

ValunIIs PROPERTY tor Sale.

KaIuaIls PROPERTY oY Sac. y
srT,O BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
gefher, four acres Of LANi', contains
inp from one and a quarter to two acres la.
each, most eligibiy situated without the'terri
tory of Colunbia, extending in right Inc
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Creek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west On Fay
cite and Payne streets.
"A plan Of the ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY applicatioi1to
amss Patton.
Iune 10 tawtf
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lust Reserved,

AND FOR sALE BIT THE SUBSCRIBERS,
2pipes L. p. Madeira WINE.
2 half do. do do.
pipes Cognac BRANDY, ~, proa$
NaaszOo9tb s Butler,
WHO, HAVE ON HAND,
20 hhds. Jamaica RUM, 4th Prcof
10 do. St, Croix do. 2d&sdsc.
IS do New England do.
pipes Holland GIN
s. do. country do.
L hhd.L. market MadeiraWine ofasupe-
4 quarter casks do. do. riorquty
- do. do. L. P. Teneriffe do. do.
5000 bushcis Lisbon SALT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-27
CINCINNATI, lO.) October le.
Fori Eayne, OF. ~, 1907.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE spy.

Fort Vayne, OF. III. 1907.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE spy.
SIR,
Having been repeatedly called on BY our
frontier fettlers, for my opinion respecting the
hottie appearances of the Indians OF ibis conn
try take this method of Informing then,
through the medium of your prefs, that | have
done every thing that could be done, to find on.
me ,ntentions OF the Indians and cannot dilcover
any hottie appearances among any of the natl.
ons, or tribes, in this country.
The connections among the Indians of ,his
country, during the prefent fcafon, was entire
ly occafioned Ivy religious lit, and not with anv
hottie views by the lndaps-Spfnc individuals
among them. have taken advantage OF the com
motions among their conrtrynen, and at times,
behaved into!ent, and caued Others to behave
IKE themievrs; hut this conduit ihouId not be
charged To the lntians, generally-for am
convinced, they are well dipofcd towards the
Whitec.
In the month of April laN, adyifed the pen-
pie, LIVING % the Big Miami. not TO fend the
Shawnees' importer, that refides at Greenvile.
who was drawing large bodies of Indians from
the Lakes to that place, which could not avoid
alarming our frontier iettlers, and had this adj
vice been ftrGty adhered to, our people would
not have been alarmed, as they have been
But certain tociety, called Shaking Quarters
that re'ide Tome where on the Little Miami,
from miitaken zeal TO ierve their red brethren
nave MADE themieIves chargeahIe with all the
alarms that has exifed on our frontiers, for this
ilx months paf-they have from time To time:
Implied the importer and his infolent band,
with prOvllions, which has enabled him TO con-
tBue his refdence at Greenvil!e-aDd to draw
large numbers of Indians to that place. Theft.
Indians were all itrangers, and did no. know
that their going to Grervii'e, would alarm the
white people, until they arrived at this place,
when the diitaDce to Greenvlle was 70 Hiort
they could not BE- prevailed ON to return.
During the large anembIage of Indians IT
GreenVlle, an Indian by the name of the Big
Moon, half Wysndot and half Ottoway, that
retdes on Lake Erie, eaft of Sandufky bay, took
the advantage of this s0embage of Indians, 20
revenge the death Of one of his relations, that
he fays was killed by the white people, two
years ago, IN the upper part of the rate, and
Killed man on Loft creek.
This act is unanimously difdpproved of bv ali
the Indiana, no difficulty will be found in BRING
ing this murderer, to- that puni;hment he merit 81
am, Sir, your
NOR Obedient fervant,
WILLIAM WELLS,
iNDtGE AGENT.
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TINE
IOUS TOUNG dDY-,

III he Eagle. Ta0t,s.
a YOUNG LADY, born without hands, and
with only three toes, one foot; who is NOT 70
much ubIec of wonder aud admiration for her great
ingenuity aud elegance in embrodering flowers Il, for
framing and in cutting with rich variety and tate,
gentemeus watch papers, for the peculiar felicity
OF her dPo.'ion and her entertaining lye of ecuver
iaeion, dfuiing gaiety all around hers indeed, her
cheerful and fpor,vely engaging alpeta a. once df-
Peis thoie painful feniatons which the deprivation of
her limbs exeites in the fympathing breans of her vi
iitors, which give place the mott frci,ous inpreii
ons, reiulting in admiration of the unparalleled
good ienie and cheerful regnaon Of this young Lady
to her peculiar lot, which e has rendered by her per-
irvering induttry, fpirt and wifdom, happiness TO
hereli, and very Intrusive and confolatory exam
pie TO the world generally, and her own frx parti-
cularly.
Large flowers, &c. for fale by The Young Lady, n.
the above place. Adni,rance from q till IL, from
TIL 5. from nil 9, Twenty five Cents adnittance
Children half price. Nov. "a. e,S
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[NUMBER So.

| application for permfion 10 30 TO the Navst-
ma, made by the plantiH after kaowle,--e Of
All the previous circumft ances of the yoy-7p.
| and granted by the defendant, was all admifIior
on both hides that the rifk fi,oud he coniit,er-
cd as having attached, and concluiive upon the
parties that 1t fhould have fihieaed The un-
Jer"Iiter TO lois, had one taken place, and
therefore he had earned the preriun--Sorn.
| re hance too feemed to he placed on the plain
| TIL s mo- having communicated 10 the injured
any information OF what had previoully occur
60 IT the time ct applying for this p,rn,lIior,
winch was ia'd 10 be fuch fraud i'm law. as
would prevent recovery Of the premium even
in cafe the rin, had not been run.
,jndge Warrington charged the Jury in favor
OF the plaintiff, and we hall give flminary
OF his charge, inthe fame brief and necef,,ri-
~ mperfe2 manner in which we bay- fe,.ed
the arguments of the council.
He obierved, that he was much miGsken. ;f
he ought not to give pleaiure 20 underwrits.ra
FOR the court 20 fay that the principles of Lax,
on which the defendants couute! in this inltsncc
relied. were unfoundel. There are two things
necehary To form contract the content OF
the parties, and fubject which the contract
rs tn take effect. if the rift contemplated in
Pohcy never commence, there is no contract.
and the premium which is the price of The rR,
mutt ne returned. By this policy the adventure
was to begin on goods laden at LII Vera Cruz
whereas n" goods were laden at La Vera Cruz,
bn. the Alert returned witt, the fame cargo
which ihe had carried from New York. II ne
yer could have been in the contemplation OF
thefc parties, that the rGl !hould attach on thia
cargo, no more than if they had injured a CAR
go ot rum and cargo of cocoa had besn laden,
the policy could be conGdercd as covered The
latter That as 10 the memorandum giving per-
milton TO touch at the HAVANA, it was merely
additional to the former contract bnt not rev
lniurance, in making which both parties evident
" acted under a miitake in point OF law, fiip-
pohng that the riik had commenced at La Vera
Cruz whereas in truth it had not. That
without doubt the parties might have agreed
that the rifk fhoud be conlidered al having
commenced, and bound themfelves by fuch a.
greement, as in cafe of deviation known to
both parties, the underwater may wave the eff
feet of the deviation, and bind himfelf for
ub'equent lois, but that to make fuch an agree
nent i'll this cafe, full knowledge of all the
previous circumstances and their efeGt on th.
lights of the parties was recenary. THE Judge
'bterved, that it was neceGary to exprefs an o.
onion on the point of fea-wortninsia, the cafe
'eing with the plaintiff on the other ground,
md the jury found 4 verdict accordingly.
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NOTICE..

That in order to fa.isy the objects of Deed of ruf
executed to me BY David Allen, and duly record
ed IN the court OF Euitings for this city, ihal on
Saturday the fifth day of December next, before
the dorr of the Eagle Tavern in this city. expoie
to fle by public auction Jhe higheit bidder, Tor
ready money:
HNE HALF AcRE LOT, lying in this city, with
~ the improvements thereon, coniieing of new
and oommodious Brick ID yelling Hou(e, with Gar
den well eneofsd; being the fame on which the faid
Allen reGdes.
The fate with he made between the hours of IL
and o'clock, and title forthwith executed TO the
Purchaier, upon receipt OF the rurchafe money by
SAML. McCRAW, TraR:s.
Richmond, Nov. 81. eptdr
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+ III l. COO y S.

F8LL GOODS
KIRBY, DRAKE s TAYLOR,
Are nOsr rreriyirg by the j6ip RoLLA from, London,
a LARGE HEo ANpsOMe AsssRTMENT OF
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(SELEc7ED BT 4 Partner or 7AR HoUSE j.
-amsgg zvJisb are
ONION Nl,, lnps[" .ls cIoshs,} Ss2e,io, graay.
Gentlemens Patent Silk and Beaver Hats,
Cnildren's Trafalgar and EriS;ne do.
klegan, Leno PicYuet and Sewed mullins,
Do Robes and DreiIes
CoouredItalisn Grapes for Ladies DrelTes,
Silk, Cotton and Worried Hofery,
irith Linens, Lawns and Sheetings,
"A Cotton Shirting (vsry GHe,)
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Caieoes Cambrclss, Chanbrays, Cotton and Thread
Iaces, &c.
And in daily expectation OF receiving by the Pro
tetsre!s from Liverpool large afortmert of coarie
Woolens, &c. All Of which Wi. be fold very low,
wholeale aud retail, for cath, iaort credit to
pun6fuaI cuGomers
Sept. 50. If
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CASH SALES.
VIM. HAY, NJ. c.
ep4w

10 be fold. for ready money in Pnrfuance Of deed
OF tFut, from David Rofs, Eiq. bearing date on ,he
9th asy OF July, 1906, and recorded in the general
court IN order raiie the lum of duis 10000 and
upwards, aud the charges and expenc2s of fale.
NHOSE well known MILLS with the appurte-
naEces in the city Of Richmond, called the Co.
niinban Mills. Two undivided third parts of the
Deep Run Coal Pits, in the county of Henrco, CON-
tanning about 1850 acres or leis Two undiv.
ded third parts of the Falling Creek Coal Pits in the
county OF Chettertleid, containing about hundred
acres Two undivided third parts of the Dover Coal
Lands in the county of Goochland, containing abou,
ninety which three feveral Traas of Coal Land
were held i'll partnerGiip between the fad David offs
and James Currie, deed. The Columbian Mills &
aPpurtenances, are iubea to ground to Samuel
Overron and the iaid Mills and the two traSs of
Coal Land, fri mentioned, are pledged for the fecu
rity oil iundry fans of money, due to Mrs. Frances
labb & Wan. B. Giles, Administrator of John Tabb,
deco large proportion of which, is lated Dy the iid
Rois to have been paid and other eates are pledged
for the balance. For further information OF this iub-
jee Perfons inclined purchaie are referred to the
lad Ros, or it may be obtained application to the
laes will take place at the Eagle
Tavern, in the city of Richmond on Wedne lday, the
2oih day of January 1905.
Z. w. ROoTES, Z rr..,
WILSON ALLEN,( 1'H"ee''
Nov 20. eptf.
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Congress.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.


MoNDAT, November ! 6.
Mr. IHisbcH rofc to call tie attention Of the Sem
ate to motion he had made At the commencement Of
the felton, relative to additional means Of defence &
further meaies Of fecurty the fsaports and bar
botS o' the nation. This important fubjeS had been
introduced by him az early day. 1t had heen prin.
ted and lad spon the table Tor eonhderation aud it
was his original intention to have FILTERED il to lie
there until the official intelligence alluded to in the
nei!sge Of the Preiident fhoud arrive from Great
Britain.
Recent and alarming information which had res, h
ed the feat Of government nce the riing of the SEN
ate on Friday lar, Though incurred with funlor and
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By virtue of Deed of Truf from David Rofs and
Thomas Norvell to the Subscribers, bearing date
the 4th day Of December lah, and of record in the
Honorable the General Court of this Common.
wealth; will be expofed to ias OH Friday the 18th
day oinexf month (December(, before the door of
the Eagle Tavern, in the city OF Richmond, at pub
lie auction, for ready money, for the purpofes in
the iaid truA deed mentioned:
giHVE TRAcTs OK PARCELS OF LAND in the
: county of FiuVanna, adjoining each other, con.
tanning in the whole three thoufand one hundred aud
eighty acres, be the fame more or LET'S it being the
fame Lands conveyed the faid David Rofs by John
CRANBERRY and Suianna his wife, I.ittleton w Iage
we'll and Ann S. his wife, and Michael W. Hancock
Also, other TRAcT in the counties of Monrgo.
merry and Botetourt, called FoRr LEWIS, containioq
two thouland fix hundred acres, be the fame more or
leis. WIN. c. WIIIJaMS1
JOHN PRO5SER, { 1'Y''F''
Richmond, Nov. 60. eptds
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Marsh term, 1907.
Between,
Samuel W. Barrett, Phc
aud
Wan. Hylton, fenr, VIM. Hylton, iunr. Me-
hetable Campbell, George Lawrance.
Luke fiernan' &c Dsfs.
~ the motion ofthe Defendants By their Council
~, VIM Hay of the City of Richmond, the mater
IN Charcery for the Richmond dlria, Is hereby ap-
pointed Coh,mioner, who is authorized and direi-
ed To examine Gate and fertile the acc cunts between
the Plaintiff and the Defendants il, thu, cauCe The
iaid Commiiloner required to Gate particularly the
accounts between the Plaintiff and the Defendant,
VIM. Hylton, from, whom he purchafed the Rich
Neck Eate, to take account of the Lands, Slaves
ana other property which appertained that elate
at the time when the Defendant Foplhee and Daniel
l.. Hyiton fold their intcreH th.tein to the Deen.
dant VIM Hy!ton, and of the land, laves and other
properly, which now aPperrain thereto. And to take
an account oil the debts due, and chargeabe upon that
etate, to the iaid Defendants Wm. Foufhee and Da-
mel l. Hylton, and of the debts which are vet due to
any o;her p"rions, and chargeabe upon the lid
etat- previoily to the fale OF the fame 10 the Plain
TIT And the !ad Con,miioner is directed to make
report thereof to this court together with any mat
tiers i2ee'ay thought pertinent by himelf, or requ-
red by the parties TO be 10 dated.
"A Copy. TeAe,
HENRY ]. PEYTON, cc.c
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VALUABLE pRopERrY-FoR SIZE.


BY virtue of Deed of '!run from Abraham Shep-
heed 10 TIE iubicribrrs dated the 2I,h da nj May
1906, and recorded III the General Court in the
month oil June Of The fame year, to tcure the pay
ment OF debt due from the iaid Shepherd tn 70
bert Riddeli; and another debt due tro,i the aic;
Shepherd to Waller Jenkins ard Company,
WW etxp9fd to Joic BY tLe jLjc,i5e,s obe7,,
at AUCTION. on IbaJAtr he lCb &iv i neNt A,ehB,
at tie Store Ho't ef1s Jail S5.pJt,l in ne eo4~ty
" fiysarna:
HE Seven following TRACTS or LAND, ~
4 Ing iuthc County OF Eluvauua s; -Four SLAVES.
No /. A traGs Of 4o4 acres, mare or lefs being
the fame tra os land whsreon the fad pherd
livea, commonly called hy HIM his dwelling houfc
traS. { this tract, par; of It, there rs pri-
or ncumbrance to David Ros it will be fold fub-
je3 10 that ;ncumbrance.
No .. A ra3 Of 333 acres more or e(s, living
Bahgers creek OF this tract A. Shepherd bought
2o7 acres from William Pacs, and the reidue he
bought Of Peter Brown.
Mo. 9. A tra4 OF 1877 acres, more or ef., lying
OIL the Rivanna river, oppoe TO Bernerdlburg, being
the fame tra4 of land which ~ Shepherd bouqh, from
William and James Payne
No. 1. tract OF Is acres, more " ieis living on
the fouth iide of the Rvanua river, oppciite to J. e.
Magruders mill being The fame tract CT land which
Shepherd bought from Robert Adams
No. s. a tra6 of 1874 acres, more or le(s, living
in The fork OF BaIlrgers creek being the fame tratl
OF lahd winch = ShepheTd bought from David Bullock
and Richard Morris, from che of them
tjo. 6. tracl of IS acres, more or leis adjoining
40 5 being the fame tratt of land which a. Shep-
herd bough from Samuel EIardeGy.
No. Z. ~ tract of 72I acres, more or leis, being
the fame tract whereon the fore hou.c of A. Shep-
terd ifands, aud lying Machunh creek ieven a
oresand half of this ra6 a. Shepherd bought froc,
Peter Bernard, and the renduc OF the tract he bought
from William Ballinger.
FOUR 81 HVES
FanieIy--Penny, women about % years old. Da-
mel, boy about l 8 wears oil. Matilda and Winny
wotemae children of Pennvs; the fra about wears
cid, the lah about years o,l.
The laves will be oId for ain, and the lands will
be fold on the following terms
One third oithe purchaie none rnuit be paid down
in caih Twelve mouths credit from the day of G,le
will be allowed for other third Of the purcbarc
will be allowed for the other third OF the purehalr
money.
The puroiaFgr' Of the lands nrn give bond for two
thirds al Inc purchaic money, aud leourity ioo If re-
q''rsd and muh alto give deed If rruG ON the
lands rrcra!cd by them, fscure the punctual pay
n'sn Of The bonds they become due.
II the rrrchaiers either of the lands or naves do
not comply With the terms Of faie wien the prorrrty
Shrrca out TO them, h fame property will imred
asely be let up to fac again.
II ali the property hculd not be fold the irR day
the iale will be continued from day TO day until all
fo.d.
G. COPELAND, Z 1-.o.
]. PRoSsER, 1'y'f'''
Richmond, NOV 10. eplm.
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5afcs 1T auftiau.

HiHA' fafS for re7dy mepty, SATURDAY he $50 mR
at he Eagir- Tlsera. IN he city Of Richmond:
a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying part,
Il n ly ia Hanover and partly in Goochland, lately
the property of John S. Moor, and adjoining the
Lands of Eli'ha lrake. Samuel Mofby, Wn,. Wood
fon and others aud containing by ei.mation, FIVE hun
dred and hxty acres.
w. b. GILLIAN.
Nov. 10. t1iT
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FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND, lying on Mattopony RI
i \ Yer in the county of King William, about two
miles above Frazers Ferry belonging to the eate of
William Brooke, decealed. This Land lies remarka-
bly, well, and contains 700 of high land and up
wards Of ore hundred of wild oat marlh, which
afford delightful range for flock. The fae will
take place on the Sd day of December next, on the
premile' on the following terms,to wit One fourth
OF the Purcnafe money be paid on the Il Of lana
AIRY next, the balance in annual inalnents with
lnteret from the da'c if not punctnalIy paid. more
particular delcription of this Land is thought unnecef
fairy, hoie who inclined purchae will doubt
LET'S view it. The Land will be hewn TO any perion
d'fPoed to purchale, by MIR. VIM. Alvey adjoining
the premiies.
RICHARD BROOKE, Esesnfoy.
~ y. Should the land not be fold OH tina; day, :.
will be rented for the enluing year.
Nov NJ. g.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10,

RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10, 1907.
The parties concerned, are defred to take notice,
that have appointed Friday, the Sth day of Janua-
~ next, Tor carrying into ert e foregoing decree
upon which day, their attendance is required a, my
oi'e with their papers aud accounts ready for exa-
uiIation aud lettlement
VIM. HAY, NC.
cpfw
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AT PRIVATE SALE,
NNE THOUSAND SlcksSALT,
- 40 Iihds. Prime SUGAR,
10 do. Loaf Do.
) Pines London particular Madeira WINE,
10 PIPES Cogniac BRANDY, t.
IS Bales Of coarie WOOLENS 20 be fold low for ap-
proved Paper. DarME-I, FeesT 6: Sats5eA, Ape's
Nov. ~. ep6w
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A TEACHER.

II
CAPABLE Of uilrutling IN the Greek and La
~ tin Languages Mathematics and Geography,
ard who can produce teeimOnaIs of an unexception-
ably good moral character, is WANTED to Guperin-
tend an old citsbhfhed Academy in the country -
liberal alary is allowed, and the ftuatiou ponciIes
the advantages Of hesithinsG, and good (ociety.
Reference Tor further information may be had on
applying at the Office Of the Enquirer
Nov. 90 ~
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NOTICE. IS HFREBr CIyEM.

INHAT n PETITION will be prefeuted to the
next Virginia Aneruby, to authorize the lub-
icribcr to buiid BRIDGE over Pamonky River
from New Caale to the oPPOiite fde.
JOHN M. SYME.
Sept IL. eptf.
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ar FOR SALE,

Aai my he Jlc- at tie Bell Tavc,n,
ONE or TIE MOST ELEGANT FAIR OF
BAY II RISES,
- 0ha has been exhibited in the City Of Rich-
u monotone OF them and the other years old
November 90.
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GERARD BANKS

,TEE Error bds been atrrays aftseJeato Repub-
lican GGf~t. TIE f-sfnt dd.riuja,a,iou, in bi,
vieVo, is zreH eainfatd ere t5e bappns Of tie eeo-
fit and any administration zrtieb may eeed, pnrjlisp
1e fare general eer., zsN be Iefortea Foreign and
Dow.aie detail, ScR be noticed. Bde' tbDe public will,
tire ate, time, be aPprd Of fbe affairs Of tie trbe in
ifsors, and particularly Of TIE eOur Of tie bank is
sanag~s, its influence, its defects and impolitions
be uiurpations Of iris dasgerOns inton 7iHb Noted
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In -" circuit court. Pennfylvania diRrite,
before Judges Wilmington and Peters, DC.
toher felton,, 1907.
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING, Ao1EMRER 81, 1907.
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In tie Cbansgy Dif-i9 Court. boldtn at Sfanrton
Nfarsb term, 1907.