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derose that tody Of troops had aetuaby as: as
senlbled, whose OBJECT Must &c uLGeis'oo@ 1tss
be hostile to the uLlon, anu WLose ohJtes was
eetesteu and defeated by tic very tecP.e VINO
could give the requisite Information!
cannot doubt that means TO OBTAIN ultor@
nation nave been taken Oh the part Oh tie pro-
secution; if it existed, cannot doubt the
practicability of oDtaling it and its non-pro-
duction at ts.ls i,te hour Goes not, III my OPT
Mon, leave me at liberty to give to those sus-
plcions, wsilea grow cut Of otter circumstan-
ces, That weight to which at an earlier day
they might have been entitled.
Snail not therefore insert in the commits
lnent, the charge OF High Treason. repeat
mat this is the less important, because it de-
Tracts nothing from the right OF the attorney
70 prefer an Indictment for High Treason,
Should he be furnished with the necessary tes~
umony.
Judge Marshall then observed, that he
should not commit Col Burr on the charge Of
treason; but that he should hold hin to bail,
on the charge Of setting on loot military ex-
peultion against ti.o dominions Of Spain that
with respect 10 the amount of bail, he had
made up 10 deIlnitive opinion. lie wished it
to be neither too large, 10 amount to oppressl1
on, Nor too snail to aefeat the oh, ects of JUS
tice. 1t mad occurred to him, that the SUM
OF ten thousand dollars .wogld perhaps avoid
Do.l these sXtremcs.
Mr. Hay Was n favor Of larger sum. He
had no doubt, from the spltlt Which had been
manifested, that Col Burr could obtain bail to
almost any amount he pleased. The day be-
i = u.s., al h ~
dollars, and ne believed without any solicita-
ton on lis part.
Mr.. y jcNtan had supposed that FIVE or six
thousand dohays would have been suiIicient.---
1t was Only on the mi s.eEieanor, that it was
to be given. With respect to the possibility
OF obtalaing bail to any aygount, he was una
pie to express any oplEion it was a subject
With which lie was personally unacquainted.
But as TO the spirit which i WIS said had been
maniiested, he could say, that lie had heard
several gent.en2Al declare themselves unwil-
ling 10 appear as bail for Col. Burr, lest it
should De ascrioed 70 spirit Of opposition to
the administration. "
Col. BUR- rose and observed, lhat If the go~
yernnent 9as to pay hira Tor the losses it hass
made hinl. sustain, forty thousand doIlars
would Her indcmaity him. And yet this cira
cunstanee n2ighs operate against mig obtaining
Gail 10 large arlocnt.
Mr.: Hay replied.
The Judge then observed thef he should fix
the oali to ten thousand dollars, and that he
you'd naeet Col. Burr st the capitol at thre9
O'Clock, to receive il.
II three O'Clock, the JHdga raet the parties
when Messrs. Thomas Taylor, John G. CAM
bic, John Hopkins, Henry Heth, and ---E
Langgborn appeared as his securities.
The affidavit Of CoE1modate Trpxtsr. did
not get to the hands Of the attorney of the Z.
States before Tuesday night; of course twas
not exhibited On the examination.---M Rod
ney left this city Yesterday morning, ioy
Washington.
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N 0 TICE.

"A IL those who have any Claims or de-
( 4 mands against the estate Of Jain Dun
.jah, merchant, late OF the town of Alexandria,
are hereby informed, TO bring in their ac-
counts, legally proved, before the first day.of
November rext, at which time full and final
s3ttlement- and. distribution Of his estate, will
be made Should any accounts be exhibited
ai,er chat period, they will be disregarded,
and this, Notice pleaded in bar OF them. Those
that are indebted to the estate, viii be pleased
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, E.,r,
William Herbert, ]
Apaii E. Staw
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aIerauoria Daily unpertlser.
MONDAY, Apa1L 6.

The schooner Fair Play, Capt, Grinnelds,
of this port, from New-Yorkf for Washington,
with marines for the Wasp sloop Of war, was
driven ashore at Gibbet Island in tho. late gale,
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c. CASE will be gwen for
a few likely young NEGRpEs Of both sexes,
Ttose who have such property TO dispose of,
.wi meet with purchaser .Dy applying at ].
Hodgkzn's, sign Of the Indian Queen, Alex
andria.
April 6. st"
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0sTRAYED, or the farm belonging to G.
- ". Yalcngea, in Fairfax county, t7v9
SHEEP Nth L,dluBS, marked with Dole
in one ear and swallow forklin the OTHER
The owner is requested to prove property
.pay CHARGES and take them away.
April A. stt G. w. VALENGEN.
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The affidavit Of Cornnodate Trpxtsn did
not get to the hands Of the attorney Of the U.
States before Tuesday night; of course It was
not exhibited On the examination.---Mr Rod
ney left this city yesterday morning, ior
Washington. ~
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s.lers,cria Dajlv snsartfsar.
I SATURDAY, May l6.


The following ex,rac. Of a letter, though
not of very recent date, is handed TO
Us for publication as containing some
seroicesble hints to merchants, trading
TO Errope.--[ Boston Palladium.
Hamburg. DeS, go. 1906.
,As have finally so, to.his once, flourish.
ing city. Toa man Of tee!ieg he contrast
between It's former activity ssd present
stagnation. must excite unpleasant. sepss.
tons Oar counrymeu have suffered CON
.iderablv by the loss Of properly 10 the
handsof British merchants, as all the pro.
perry found IN their possession was taken
as British. twas 10 fac, almost ,mpnssi-
bic IT. should be Otherwise. These. losses
would have been avoided he'd sbey cnn0gn-
ed their property to American houses es.
tablished here. in the course of my perez
CARNATIONS about Europe, ! have been ofsen
surprised at the little nationality discovered
by the Americans. they have in several
instances suffered considerably by II swiih
out seeming to be sensible of their error.
There are few places Of note 10 Europe ia
which our countrvmen nave NOT made re
spectacle mercantile establishments, who 1
am satisfied have managed The business
which has been entrusted to them, with as
muck fidelity, and as bepedcially, TO sly
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FROM TIE PEOPLES, FRIEND.

Those who have Flowed as thro' osr
editorial career, must rene n1ber shs, VIC
have always heldisdh unaIterable cpnion
, that the safety Of the civilized world from
nue uaiversaldesponsm was 40 De hoped
tor ONLY from Grea. Britain She, As the
admirable au hor Of the g Pursuits OF Ii
ttera.u,e", saws Of Burke, stayed tie
plague" Her powerful ,nsrins kept It
from spreading across the ocean t.herhrm
ness animated, her example encouraged.
her exhortations persua1ed and con@'aced,
and hrrweal,b supplied means to the cent?
uehtal powers TO resist the deadly destrnc-
too. The confidence of the wary potfn.
ta,es Of Europe Which The ,huctpaleg pc.
.iitics of former adm,nis,t atIous, ADD the
frequent vain a,teapis to negotiate, kept
in fostering state, and which the shame.
!al peace of the feeble Addlegion almost
entireiy destroyed. was revived by Fox,
AYiudham an6 Grrnvllir, for whatever.
d9ubs the formrr csnducl Of Mr.. Fax,
which can neither be psl!iated ner denied,
might have caused TO havetbeep entertained
respecting him, 90 the score OF ms wish
for peace. the last negotiation at Paris, the
, correspondence between him acd lord Lau
deriale, and his nnal.erable deiermnation
not to make peace, nor enter into neSocla.
lion without Russia Showed the COMMENT
al powers that they had at last found ABR.
t.f-I-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-16
District Of Columbia.

n r Office is hereby giren TO eU ysom il
IN nay concern, That the Consul General
OF Portugal to the United States of Ar.crica,
has authorized tie subscriber, to legaiiza all
papers tlat may be necessary for vesscls
bound from tie ports Of this district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels who may omit
having their bills ofhealth thus certified, viii
lie liable to undergo quarantine.
II is requisite tRat any article, shipped fer
account Of Portuguese subject should be
declared, ane sworn to, as Portuguese proper
,ty and the bills Of Iad;ng cgalized as above
Lewis Deb!ois. :.
Nav Is, Il
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Bank Of Potomac,

My I'M, 1907.
nj Office is hereby given the stqcSholds
IN ers, That Di@dend II Four Ter cfnt.
is DECLARED on the capital stock Of this institu-
ton, for the last six months, ending this day,
which will be paid them, or their representa-
3tives at the Bank, on "Wednesday next, the
18th inst.
BY orderiof the President & Directors,
CHA'S. PAGE, Cashier.
MAJ cost
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tish administration on wbomtthey COED rss

fish administration on whom they coule sey
w.. The cousequc0 ces are before The Wofio.
The battle Of .ausserlltu t,ad sRseatso 20
be almsss the .lssr Struggle OF Eueope ne
imprudrnt adv ancess0i Press $, WHO ses III.
cd TO kaye acteu ,undeT desperate resolve
to wipe one the STAN soi MS past inpeiiey,
by Que s.reke OF Fash msgnan'mn}, esAs
victory 10 Bop5faftc, whEcn seenco 10
be brsls-blow 10 EMope, and the taking
ot ,rrhn, and saeklng OF Magd.bu'g,
were considered as opsnivg 10 The tyraot
the very gates ofSs. Fe,e.sba' g',--w whence
10y very easy and plausible translates ct
the m'nd, Turkey aod al the Ess' were
seen in dread prospective as falling bsfere
the conquesor. In this cri:is The energies
Z Of the tate British cabiaet fill Inso ac.ion.
A great statesman and m'litaey eff er God
EulehiDgon) was dispatched to anlnlsir
audto suppl Russia with the means where
by
q War lilight best upheld,
- Move BY her two main nerves, Iron and
g Gold,
s In all her esaipase."
Add a. the sane siee,o see that the mo-
ney, was por.mlsapp!ied. ,Wnile ibis was
doiog ia the Norh, 'he South ct Europe
was covered ,wftt British alman.en:s ~
s@s asd land .sno III time l.credlb}v
short, the destructive tide>was made no.
merely 10 STOP, BIT TO roll b4.k ag .in with
al is ,reraeG doUs:wayes
>3lr this was GOT al. a sya'e matte re-
sreEahrseus was adopted. which BID lair
to bring The var essahiishment e that "a.
miaisuasion even lower than the peace,
or trvce establishment ct The tSrmer Bur
here it was thasshe shoe p..ichcd me crea.
lures Of the rourt. rathcr than thsre should
Dc a.ba.l ADD saNperiess, osehaa coaeh
and SCI OF horses should 60 TO- { atiersaNs
10 be sold al, tbs na.iou was To be resign.
edo ohaece, aud I'D TO revolve; into the
old channel o. cosrrp,ion, cE i@bccilus.
and Of ruin.
hese things concern the wsssd, and are
therefore, subjec,s meet the consiGsrs-
non Ut every friead OF tnsnb nd For
our partss we consider the chsnge 10 I'd.
-.T'nisratlon, IS the most insuspcoiis CIR.
eeal:;ance shat has occurreoetor 3 !oQg
time, {; presents a horfihle re- perislon, a
hidsous counterpart os The .ery sane ma.
chlea,tous which eas!y in Tx. Kings reign
laid he foundation o! ,ae dis AZ Dbtrmeaa
OF the Brush empire. Ne shall pursue
the sublcc, Ia another nen.ber; al present.
W. mas. stop.
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For Sale,

On WEDNEsD.1Y, The 2Tlh earrenf,
The HOUSE cn Kiag-street, be-
tween Royal ano Fairfax, at present occupied
by Mr.. a. Lynn and Mr.. James S. Scott ~
Terms made known That day, If not previous
ly dispos ed Of al private sale.
William James Hall.
7 May To- dts
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N nc 20

rlsH17 subscriber wishing 10 close her bu-.,
Il siness, requests all persons indebted to
her to call and settle their accounts without
delay, and such as have claims against heE;
VIII please present them for adjustment.
Rebecea Lawrence.
Nav Is. IS
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May Is.
I have for Sale,

"A few thousand White Oak Slaves, twen-
'ty barrelsof southern Pork and one hundred
barrels Tar.
Mordecai Miller.
May l6. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-12
Pafcm Iroa-borI Boots, B0otees
AID Shoes.
JOHN BEDFORD,

PHILA LPHIA
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public
An IL. general, aad St0re-kecpsrs in par
ticular, that he is now prepared to supply
them with the aboyeNvaluable goods, whole
sale and retail, on moderate terms.
.Shoemakers, also, may be supplied with
patent-rights, on easy terms, which they
will find 1t highly their interest To obtain,
as they can, by this Improvement, make
four times the quantity OF shoes, with their
usual number of hands: for example, the
usual work of three men, is only three pa:
Of common shocsd5eI' day !; whereas, IL the
improved way, three men, with the asSis-
tanee of a boy, can make from twelve to
fifteen pair per dav. Thus the adv snta-
ges resulting frcth this improvements, are
evidently Oh ehG A,ost essential Importance ::
in the firsttl%ee, three -touths of the la
boris saved in the second place, half the
leather is saved, (for one pair OF shoes,
made IN this way, VIII wear as long rs two
pair, made IN the usual way) and, il the
third place, there is saving of FAX Cat
the rate Of one pound, TO twenty -four pair
of shoes they are also much mere water
proof than the others, and easier mcntied.
These are well ascertained facts, prov
cd b. actual experience. The natentee
therefore hopes, that an Improvement,
frauglit with such important public utility,
viii not only engage the attention, but the
encouragement os every friend to the in
fpt manufactures of this country. 1t may
not be &miss Co remark, that the country
Shoemaker, in particular, may derive in
calculable advantages from this improve
mcnt, as he can supply bis customers in
one-fou.th of the time he has usually de-
voted TO that purpose, and have the other
threc-fourths Tor the cultivation of his
farm, or other aVocations.
Price cf patent-rights, for tlfe country,
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns,
IN proportion. Applications maybe made
to the PaSentee, or to Mir. Jacob Harrison,
Richmond. Sun Feb. IL, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-12
Drugs & Medicines.

Daniel I'm. Sackyidcr 81 CO.
Have this day opened a general sssortment Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
And great variety of valuable PATENT ME-
D1ClNES, which they are determined 10 sell
on reasonable terms.
DdNIEL WEf. SiCKRTDER offers his ser.
vices to the citizens of Richs,ond and i,s Wei.
nifty as practitioner of physc. Surgery, &c Be.
lie has every reason to believe his professional
services-wi!l be satisfactory to those who will
hononor him with their confidence.
Richmond, July Goth, nearly opposite Doct.
Fopshee's t2m
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lLotice.

TIE following IS is, Of two Rorsheads of
TOBACCO, remaining in TIent's Ware.
house over two years, which will be sold accord,
ing 70 Law, VIZ,
No 9C9 100. 179, 1922, w. z. q A. w.
Inspected in the name of of William Fitzgerad,
18Th February. 1902.
No. go, 17e9, I7e, 1881, WE n A. w.
Inspected in the name of William Fitzgerald.
BRANCH Z. HOWLETT.
23d July. 1907. Sw
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For SALE,

A 7 public auction, on nc l5,h day of Sep,
1 next, tha, valuable seat knawn By tue name
Of WHITEHALL, in Gccchland county. the
residence Of Col John Payne in his lifetime 70
enieT into minute description Of this sea, would
be supethuous, rs i, is supposed no person will
purchase without irst viewing the premises /;
suffice II 10 say j, contains go acres Of GOOD
LAND The dwelling house is spacious and
elegant. with a sui, of excellent and convenient
out buildrgs, excessive and productive APPLE
ORCHARDS. &c The terms of sale viii he
one third in two years, the o;her two thirds iii
annual payments. next succeeding the first
Bond with personal security will be required for
the first payment, and q deed CT trust on the
land 10 secure the two last
At the same time will be SOLD, the STOCK
of CATTLE, &c &c together with sundry ar.
ticies of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, on credit of - months; bond and
security will be required.
SMITH PAYNE, One Of TOE Ex'rsof
joan PAYNE, Dec.
md ;be o'.!y acii,g Execaioy Of
Ro: PAYNE, Dec.
July Slst, 1907. tbs
p. The land viii be shewn bv Mr. George
w Payne who lives contiguous thereto. =,
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LoAH-OFFIcE, Sfafe % Virginfa,


NOTICE is hereby given, That in con-
L formity with the provisions of the act
supplementary 20 the act, intituled {" An
act making provision for the redemption
of the whole of the public debt of the u
nited States" books will be opened at the
| Office OF The commissioner of loans for the
state OF Virginia on the first day of JULY
next, to continue open until the seventeenth
! day OF March, 1865, inclusively, the four
teen last days OF each quarter excepted,
Tor the purpose of receiving subscriptions
tor such parts of the old six per cent. de-
! lerrcd six per cent. and three per cent.
stocks, as may, on the day Of subscription,
stand on the books of the said commissi-
oner of loans.
Those propfietors of the old six per cent
and deferred stocks, who NAV subscribe.
will receive in lieu thereof a new six per.
cent. stock, equal to the unredeemed a.
mount of the stock surrendered, redeema-
bic at the pleasure of the United States.
under proviso however, that no reim-
bursement shall be made except for the
whole amount of any such new certificate
| OF stock, nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the proprietors of the three
per cent. stock who may subscribe, will re-
celve in lieu thereof, six per cent. stock,
equal to siXty-hve per cent. of the amount
OF three per cent. surrendered, redeema-
| bic IN the same manner as the new six per
cent. aforementioned, but not reImbursabIe
however, without the assent of the hold
ers, until after the whole of the new six
per cent. (given in exchange for old sig
or deferred as abovementioned) as well IS
the whole ofthe eight per cent. stock ofthe
United States, shall have been reimburse
ed. 1t is alsoproyided that in every reim-
bursemcnt which may take place, a pre-
ference will be given TO those creditors wha
may notify their wish to be reimbursed
and that If the applications to that efFec.
shall at any time either exceed or fall
short of the sum then applicable to that
purpose, the priority of payment shall, SO
far as may be necessary, be determined by
lot
The present stockholders who reside IN
any part of Europe, and may assent to that
modification, may, at their option, receive
theinterest accruing on the new stock, Ell
Their in the United States as heretofore, or
IN London, or Amsterdam, at par: in which
last case the interest will be paid there by
the bankers Of the United States, SIX
months subsequent to the day on which the
same would he payable in the United
States and subject to no variation nor to
any other deduction than a commission tie
the bankers, of one half per cent. on the
interest thus paid. JOHN PAGE,
ArOTV % N1O"HeS
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Notice.

lie subscriber anxious TO close his admins
= rs,;raniP OF the estate Of James White. de.
ceasea, edopys this mode Of requesting all per.
sons who have claims against the estate, 10 make
mem Known without delay and to inform these
VINO ATE iiteb ed, the, no further indulgence can
&c extended 10 thorn.
JESSE HIG CIEBOTHANI. .Adh1'r.
Cara, Cumberland, 20.h June 1867. 4w
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S II o 7, $
I o6acco Land tor Sale.
~


IN Amherst county, on Horsey's creek,
4 500 acres OF rich TOBACCO LAND,
formerly the property OF Mr.. Daniel War
wick, and known by the name of WIN
CANTON. This land has the advantage
of lyiag Gil the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's Jerry On
James river, is valuable stand for a coun-
try store, with a framed house for that Lur-
pose, and sufficiently large, having two
rooms below and two above stairs, with a
good brick chimney, and well underpinned
with brick; also Il lumber-house sixteen
feet square, with a cellar Of its full size,
vailed up with stone there is also a lay
Tor and .5addler's shop and ether out hous-
as; likewise 4 toler2ble good dwelling
house, with three rooms below and two a
bnye stairs, kitchen, dairy and other out
houses within mile of the store, suitable
for private family.
This tract Of land is only seven miles
From Bethel, where there is an inspection
Of tooacoo, and within eighteen miles CT
Lynchburg.
Is IT is presumed no person will be in
Clincd 70 purchase without viewing the
prerises, thcy VIII Lc shcwn by Mcssrs.
TaHaicrros & Loving, who live within
few miles Of WincaUton, and ere fully en-
powered TO make sale, AID the terms of
payment may bc known from them, as also
on application to
THOMAS GILLIAT.
Rici,mond, June 18th, 1907. tbs
The above tract of land and improve.
nents will be offered for sale sc Amherst
Courthouse on Monday the 17.b day of
August next (being court day. Oh a credit
o. one, two and three years if punctually
paid, ifnot to carry interest from the day
o. sale.
a deed Of trust win be required on the
premises, or satisfactory security for pune
tual payment
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N O Z | { E.

4 IL persons indebted 70 Captain ELISHA
L LEAKE, dec are requested 10 make imme
Gia;e payment. as longer indulgence cannot he
given - And I'll those who have claims ere del
red TO bung hem forward, proven as the law d
reefs, thu, provision may he made for payment.
Benz 81 Tbcs. Watkins, Exits.
Goochland, rug 1 1867. Sy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-12
Jno. 6. Peasants.
FOR SALE

= ~ LANDS in Cumberland county, lying
I'VE Oh Appomstiox river. joining The lands Of
Niessss- William & George Skipwith this land
IS e4nas II NOT ,nre'ior TO any land in Cumbcr
!and comfy, off James river. it contains COZ
acres, one half OF which is covered with fins.
timber o; svevy DESCRIPTION There is OH this land
a eecent dwelling house and between four and
FIVE hundred b'afiug apple trees of chsice fruit
One Ihiid Of Tie money will BE- expected when 4
tide Is uade, the other two thirds may lie divided
insO two annual payments. Mr. lernaa Baker
or tir William SSipwiih will shew the land to
ANY person wishing 70 become purchaser.
FRANCIS EpfES.
Chesterfield, June :, 1907. no
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Gloucester Low Grounds.

THAT valuable and conyeuisnt TRACT OF
LAND, con,ainins 3tS acres. lying upon
Severn river, IN the COUNTY Cf Gloucester. and
advertised for sale by the sub,csiber IN January
last; not having ye, been disposed of, no;;-e is
hcieby gwen that he same viii be said. on the
premises, Z ,he highest bidder, on tuesday, ths
3 II day OF September next The purchaser viii
take possession The frst day OF January next,
bur will be allowed the privilege Of seeding a.
bout eigh;y acres. now in corn. Terms made
kunwn Oh the day Of sale. and as acoommcdat.
lag as possA.e. pc.scas wishing TO view the
land will apply TO als Sterling Seaweli, who
resides upon the adjoining premises.
JOHN b. SEAWGLL, Executor Of
JOHN SEAWELL, De.
July ped. 1907. 4w
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TO BE RENTED.

dnd Possession given in ten days;
-FOUR large, elegant and comIaodious
L STORES. in the most central and bu-
sy part Of this City. Tothem are attach
cd, elegant, airy and extensive accommo-
da;ions for the families OF the tenants.
JOHN MAYO.
June co. If