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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

"'H"0'S I4Hiy Mediums
TUST received, direa from !.
: Patanteas, and for fale, by 0ie
i1enry +. Dupee,
HAD Z7gyob1mf WLayf
The following valuable Medicine." ~,
DR.. Ca0Aey'5 Yfgitable Elixir, or Co.,
DrobS ~
Superior 70 any other Medicine eva
invented for all compl ANTS Of the I,.o wore
has been known frequently to effect s''s'd
after all other Medicines have failed. .ue
be hoped that all thole wt9 are labour;n,n y
der complaints Of the Lungs, will refas, ~
this valuable Medicine for relief
Or. Razy6n's hnti-BiH9ur Bitter,
A Medicine that has proved er,remelr :
vicabIe for few years pat IN reltoring ,r.
and decayed contributions Of aImoR every II.
crirtion~ Their virtues are 70 well know, ~
AL Bilious Complaints, that little need hac.,
in All advcrtiiernent--f0r com non R;r.-
ule in families, none can exceed them fer Il.
iantncts.
Or. Ra7g6r'5 celebrated ITCH. J,
beamDpng Ointment.
The molt certain and fate application III
that diiagreeabe diiorder, called tlp hI
any now in ufe-It ALTO cures All kinds 81
ruptions on the face and Kin, j. very sFress.
TIE in lmell--leaves the Kin Gnoo;h, aud bs.n.
tiful, and may be applied with the gresg.A
i1fety.
Prize 2lT Ok
D.. Ib4mJl7'5 Hr1mafic 7.5tb PaR.
WHch whirens and precerves tie Tech
give " fweet finell to the breath, and rrr..
tie sc1ryey IN the Teeth and Gums TIM
be aplied with the greatef fafetY.
Dr. Tim INIT leleJrated Erc-Hatr
Tie ben preparation Of the kind ever Il.
r. inventsd, Il On es Sore Ewes Of every deG.
eruption Certificates 0f remarkable cairs.ero-
very respectable lources acco- pany each bo,
tie.--P,i1e any 50 et5. Z lattt.
Or. R5qoE35 c-alrztedH1arm P77vdr.
The beft Medicine now III urc for erpellne
Of Worms from the bowels Of Children, ana
the mon proper Phvfi, that can I'VE given them
to remove Crua.ues Of every kind from tie
Grf Pafage'.
Dr.. Lees gen,iae /UT7d5am (Bif9n
PAl.)
Which have proved 10 eminently urcfll fot
l2years pat, III al Bilious Complaints, DroB.
lies, Debility, Jaundice, CoRivenets, &c
Their virtues are two well known to need
rommpNt,ss their areCOunierfts ~ circulation.
the Public will DO well 10 notice, thar ne
name Of Samrel Lee, Jun Che PaEantee) is ar
i-eu TO each bin Of directions, in his own
hand wrihng-AU others are grsI5 Cypntstjsa
LyaIabhs Remedy tor lbe
Piles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

GAME INFO the bsrn-yard Of the fubfcri-
- Der, in Scarborough on the 9Th infant, a
dark red COW the owner is requeited 70
prove properly, pay charges and take her a.
way-APpiy to ALBANIAN TILER.
SqTt"sEgS, "a. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

CLAIR ASA BRACKET,
INFORMS her Cu(tomers that he
has lately moved to a houfe occupied By
Bartlett Homes in Cumberland Street. oppo-
lite his Soap Houfe. Jsn.I6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
Concord Bank.

|V'FL1I q DULh.
THE public are Informed that the
vaults are completed, the fpecie depofted,
and The bank IN active oPeration-They have
liiued bills q One, Two and Three Dollars VI
Perkins's i'1P'oVed Pi4n-Fives and Tens Of the
lalt years fla p; and IN order that the pub
Lie may have one more Check for fecuri.y,
the corporation have voted that .hree Of the
directors fhouId fgn each bill on the back
Dilcount days 81 'Tuefday.
TIMOTHY WALKER, Pyefieat.
SAMUEL SPARHAWK. C4Rier.
JOHN BRADLEY, \
BARUCH CHASE, u.
CALEB STARK, D"eef7's'
J. CLOUGH.
Concord, Feb, I6 IB9n Ggz1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the following
Lots Of Land, lying III the town of Snap
leigh, in the county Of York, gre taxed III tie
tax bill committed to the fublcn5er 70 collect,
as Constable q faid town, for the year sos,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

Tat 10 much Of lad IOts, or parcels q
Land, as will pay aid taxes and charges, viii
be fold At the dwelling houfe of Edmund
Coffin, in fad ShapIeigh, on the frft day Of
April next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon,
unlels iaid taxes and charges fhall Be paid BE-
fore that time.
ED"UND COFFIN, CgLl.6foy.
SJqPl-g5, F8 TG, 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08

M Children gu traUst not speak ef
,h;s 1a!k "a the whites.I Unjust be hiddsa
from them. I am now on the earth sent
b. shes Great Spiris TO iassruct you. Each
village must send me two or more prs'acip41
chisfS 20 represent to you ihat you may ne
taught. The bearer OF this talk will po'ns
|. Out 4. you the path 70 my wIgwam. lcocia
bot come myselfto Arbrc Croche, because
the world ischanged from what !. was y
is broken, and leans down and as i &C. :.
clines, the chippewas and all beyond VIII
fall Of and die therefore you must come
20 see me and be Instructed, ID order 70
prevent it. Those villages which do not
listen 20 this talk, and send me TWO depu.-
ties. 7yizl be eu IF Jiom ne face Of ne
earth.
Vast quantities Of Indian corn are raised
Eby the Indians of .4fscre Croche, village ten
miles in length, lying On lake Michigan, at
/ the distance Of nine leagues from Mlchiliala-
/ kinac. Its purchased by the traders, and IS
the principal food Of their men employed III
the fur trade.
Sugar. is also made by them in great a.
Ibundance a single family makes from 10
to SC lnoLoks [as they cali them contain
/ ing an average, of about Is lbs. each; 1t is
sold to the traders, and is worth from 10 to
,.l2 cents pound. 1t is often superior in
'.whiteness to the best hluscoyado sugar
i The same game at which they were play
ing when old Macana was taken by stratagen
and destroyed.
s Another game for the amusement OF the
Indian women. Two little balls are tied togo
| ther by a thong Of einches in length, and
thrown with a stick,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
Late Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, 'fuae 4.

we are gla0 OF an opportunity Or COT.
recting an error into which we were led by
merning paper--a correction which will
give satisfaction to aur military readers,
namely, that the gallan. lord Hutchinsonis
no. superseded by Mr.. Frere; the latter
gentleman goes as ambassador to the king
ot Prussia, .ba, lord Hutchinson continues
as military commissioner or resident with
the Prussian army and We may, from his
Elegant pen, continue 10 expect correctse
tails of occurrences in that quarter, 10
which This country is at the present mo-
.nent SO allied.
Tuesday generals lord Cathcart, sir Da-
vid Baird-and Beresford, had Hong audi.
epces of the commander 10 chief, at the
horse guards.
Maier Macdonald Ct the 4ad regiment,
is appointed secretary TO lord Cashcart, for
the grand exprditien.
All is bostle a, the present moment at
he horse guards. Every nerve isstraioed
TO hasten the departure OF the expedition
now preparing for the continent. The last
dispatches ffom the allied army are, we IN.
Isdersiand, sovery urgent for British force
that ministers have determined TO hasten
the departure Of lord Ca;hear,,. or sir na-
vid Baird Immediately.
cThe command Of the allied army is de.
| fnitively conferred en- Bennington. This
nas been dore in manner which greatly
enhances the high honor SO Bestowed. The
emperor Alexander, after expressing in
geDe,al orders his entire appreciation Of the
conduc. of general Benningsen. and OF the
high sense aud opinion which he ensertains
of his talents and his services, orders ito
be posG=d tothe a, my, that the supreme
command is vested 10 that o@cer, and that
all dispatches are to be transmitted TO. as
well as orders received from him We
,yust tkatihs issue Of the contest on the o.
ther side of. the Vissula will amply justify
! this exalted confidence.
| Great fears are entertained for the safe.
| ty OF sir Thomas Troubridge and the Blen.
helm man Of war. Sir Thomas was 10
have superseded admiral Stirling 10 the
command OF the Cape aud South Ameri
can STATION.
Its stated in letters from Vienna of the
! l3lh, mat ssAc eHhpSIoi ou ieAsIu6 Sieu,
passed over The Carpa.hiau mountains, TO
/ have conference wi,h the emperor Of Rus
/ STA.
The French have devo,ed uncommon
labor TO s,repg hen their positions in Prus
! STA, the BANKS ,cf the Lorge from Marien-
I werder to the Brausen lake, aud thence to
the Passaree, present a continued chain OF
Batteries, defended by soc. pieces of Gag.
nen.
PARIS, June Il.
Yesterday at 8 O'Clock 10 ,heahernoon,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
l PARIS, Tune 10.

Yesterday at O'Clock 10 hesaf,ernoon,
in execution Of the orders Of his majesty
the emperor aud king, hisserene highness
the prince arch chancellor CT the empire,
repaired 10 the senate
His sefene highness WAS received with
the usual cegsmcnY, and Eayipg taken his
seat, said !;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08

Now. my children. said The first called
man. listen wha. | am about 20 add The
Grea, Spirit then opened door, shelving
me bear sud deer, both gerry snsall, and
very lean, and said lock here, my son
these arc the animals sha, are now on earth !;
the Red People have spoiled them by kill
king them 100 young, aae giving their meat
to the Whises, and also by. greasisg them.
selves with their fat, which is very wrong.
The women. when they grease their Boz
dies, or their hair, should do it Only with
the "a, ofsthe smaller animals /; OF racoons,
Of. offers, suakes, &c. The Great Spirit
then opened another door, and Showed me
a bear and deer extremely fat, and Of a
very extraordinary aize. saying. ssluok here
my son These are The auimals placed
-en the earth when created you.''
Now, my children, listen, 10 VIVA, Isay,
and let il sink into your ears--iiis the or.
ders of the Great Spirit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
Il Tallfa57c Farm for sale.


pEING DESTROYS 20 remove to the state
- of Kentucky, l will sell the farm on
which now live, containing by estimation
three hundred and fifty acres of valuable
LAND, Lying in Hanover county, "a Chick
ahomony river, adjoining the land OF c en-.
Marshall and Daniel Truehcart. ESQ. and
within nine miles OF the city Of Richmond.
II is probable that new road will be short
ly opened 20 cross Chickahomony opposite
TO the said land, which will reduce the dis
lance 20 only Eve miles and q half TO the
said City. There is Upon this Farm = corr
nOdi0us and convenient dwelling house, with
all ether necessary out houses, and a new
icc-house, bulls unon the best construction,
near very inc spring handsome Yard,
and Gardenncctly inclosel with sawed pai-
ling a young Aprle orchard, containing
80 trees, and q Peach orchard, containins.
1900 trees, all lust beginning 70 bear; they
were well selected, at great trouble and cx-
ponSe, from thc best nurseries in the state.
and are Handsomely plautcd and incIosed.
This farm is laid off into three fields, aud
Is well adopted TO the culture OF Indian
corn, Wheat ard othcy small grain, and a
part of the land viii bripg prime tobacco.
| ] VIII also sell one half If the Grist-nill,
known b. he0ame Of Whites mill, adioin-
ing the said Farm. The mill-pond and
ChicGahonony ah1vd - many ENC fresh
water Gsh throughout the wear as any situa-
ton in the state, and wild fowl in their sea-
son, all o. which may be procured with We
~ Gttle trouble. Should meet with pur-
chaser between this and the last OF January
next, I viii st that time give possession.
There are forty bushels Of wheat well put
in this fall on the farm.
WILLIAM WHITE.
3Sth November, 1906. In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

7 DESIGN the ensuing year with the aid Of a
qualified tea hsr TO attempt me Tuition If
Is Females --Grarrlar Geography y Arithme
&c wil be Taught STRIFE attention vii also b.
paid to n, competition # the Scholars nor will
iheirmor7 Be neglected. The price vii b. & 8
sacA scholar finding her own bsd--l.6.h Of the
price 90 be paid 10 advance
G,rayd Banks.
Goochland. 9Th Sept 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

WE the subscribers, Judges Of the &c
w neral Court, : ave pursuant to law al
lotted the judges OF the respective District
Courts rs follow: Richard Parker and II =
bert White, jr. esquires, 60 the Districts Of
Winchester, Hardy and Mononga!ia court
house Pahl Darlington, jr. and Francis
I. Brooke, esqures, TO the Districts Of
Richmond, Petersburg, Brunswick court
house ana Suffolk Edmund Winston aud
William Nelson, IT. esquires, TO the Dis
tricts OF Prince Edward courthouse. Frank
lin, Washington courthouse, and the Sweet
Springs in Botetourt county Joseph Prem
SIS and John Tyler, esquires, to the Dis
tricts Of Northumberland, King s. Queen,
Williamsburg and Accomack courthouses.
And Archibald Stuart and Hugh Holmes,
asquires, to Stanton, Charlottesville, Ere
iericksburg and Haymarket districts at tho
next succeeding terms thereof
Witness our hands and seals this fifteenth
day Of November, one thousand eight hun
drSd and six
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

BY virtue Of decree If the Court Of the
United States f9r tine 18th circn.t i'm the
Virginia district, pronounced at the May
term, 1906.
Ohm Somcrvill, PIT.
against
David Ross, Def.
w L 1I oS 2a 70 'ss ns2' 81 94I R E TOR
Of LAND, lying on James River, In the
county Of Chesterfield, and commonly call
cdand known by the name Of the Falls Plan
tatc1, rs viii raise the sun OF tcvcn hum
drci and twcntv-six dollars and thirty
seven cents, aud the costs The sale will
be had on The premises ON the Goth Day Of
January 1907.
JOSEPH SCOTT, n. v.D.
Dee. 10. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

4 Ii persons having claims against the
: a estate of Joreph Trabue, dee. of pow
hatan county, either by bond or open ar-
count, viii please bring them forward ON
or before the first day Of april next. a, 7
wish 70 ascertain the amount by that time
those who do not present them to me i'm
the above time, must not expect TO be Mac
ed on an equal footing with the rest Of the,
creditors,
AR9'RUR @UsLETT, .dcf1,'r
Powhatan, 10Th Dec. 1906. D.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
JUST PUBLISHED.

Hein- the third afts: B.ssx,;ie or leap Year
A3sp'ed 20 The I.AiluIe and Meridian Of Rich
mend
Calc2i4scd ~ BRMK1NT.V BETES,
~ El5cvs, coYr,y. P"Firid.
Containing, besides 'he astronomical calcu'al-
ems, oisicer5 % government, members ct the
St7a-e aud House OF Delegates times of hol.
ding the superior 8, count, Couv-s throus bout
INC state. list o. roads. &c. &c. - grea, warn
ely 81 u.sin, ard entertaining matter
% Great allowance made to wholesale pur-
haseiS.
September 18Th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
Ptiuate Hcademv.


NURlNG the ensuing year the Rev g.
LSH. DEVENISd viii resume and pur-
sue the professional instruction OF youth, a.
the Sweet Springs. The extreme healthi+
ness of the situation, the chcapncss of boa rci-
ing, the total exclusion from every opporA
tunity or Indictment 70 dissipation, and tine
singular advantage it enjoys of being visit
ed by a number Of literary characters. ca
pable of inspecting and experimenting it's
management, render this among the most e.
lgible situations in Virginia for an institution
ofthiS nature, and are among the principal
reasons which have induced him to make
choice of this most delightful and advanta-
geous place, as the seat of his seminary.
His course ofinstruction viii be Invisible
into two parts The first will comprehend
English Grammar, Geography with the
use Of the Terrestrial Globe and Maps, s.
locut;on. Arithmetic, Book keeping, Fu-
cIid's Elements. The greatest attention
will also be paid to the study of the dead
languages, where IL NAV be the desire og
parents or guardians. The second part viii
comprehend Logic, Political Economy, His.
tory, Composition and Ethics 1t is his
most anxious wish that a majority of his
pupils may be composed of boys from nine
to htSeen years OF age, who viii he Continu-
! Cd under his direction till they shall com@
plcte The Course
Under these circumstances he fatters
himself it would be in his power to render
permanent and substantial services, and 10
inspire his pupils with love Of virtue.
knowledge and prediction for manly. use.
iul and honorable sentiments and pursuits.
which would exert predominant influence
over their future happiness ana usefulness
in life.
He wishes TO receive from &c TO IS puA.
pills. His charge for tuition Wi he 10 rioi~
lars per quarter, paid in advance, for bows
nyer Is years Of age, and Il II dollars
per quarter, paid IN advance, for bows he
You'd that age. His charge for board, wash
ing, candles and FIRE (tbe fees Of tuition noe
inc uded) will be % dollars per quarter
pald in advance, for boys under Is Years
Of age, and % ID dollars per quarter. Daid
in advance, for boys after chat ace. Eacb
hoarder must furnish his own bed, or M
subjected 10 an additional charge of Z dol.
airs per annum, payable as above, in casc
ot having 1t Embellishments who NOV
wish to place their children under his di-
iection will please make application ia
Messrs GEoRGE and BonERr TURNER.
Richmond, or to the subscriber at the SweeS
Springs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
M,CAY and COWAN,

TT AVE ilst receive hy ~. late arrivals ron
4 on ION, a are. and Fashionable assortmen,
o. WsTCPEG with vsvi.ty Of Article, o.
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK AT
80 an assortment of WATCH MhKE8S
TOOLS and II hCERI AL~--which with th-it
fosm,r stack renders thsir a,sG>tmeat very g.
neral--an of which they offer al The lewsst pti
oes. f,r cash.
Rjchmofd .Oa,hev OH 1906 e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

4 BARGAIN SAY sE RAD ~ 4
Chariot, harness md Pair Of EH-
cctIcHt Horses.
enquire of the pria,er.
Richmond. August 2, 1906 &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
CooohIana. 1ash -. Loo. = "a s.

TAKEN Hh IN Samuel IT. Yrnq5le. nj 6f,
ftoHtafion Hear Prince Ed7pqrd Can't
house, BIRROIY, about q gcor old. hi,
coiotfs mostly 7v9itc, but has n number NJ
black sf,ofs ne is markedwith a cyoh IN m.
lcff ear, and a sir and nndcrkcci in fb-
right Ntiraised to f7gentv-thrce s6ik-
Hngs. zy2t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
c. II. DEVENISH

n. B. THE Academy viii 20 into once
ration the first Monday in February. 1907,
The hours ofpuhic tuition in this seminary.
will be from o'clock every morning (sun.
days e7cepted) till O'Clock, and again
from till o'clock in the Afternoon. No
vacations that can possibly be avoided win
e permitted, Mr.. j. cnnceiving them e.
qnalIy injurious 10 thu morals of the teach.,
srs and pupils.
Sweet Springs, 1iov. %, 1906. We,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
FOR SAL +.
FOR SALE.

F-HF LOT & HOUSES where.
= or 9o5a Rs+,ilisa, Esq the British Consul
pe5i1eu: on IL are three story Dwelling House
an 0'F-e and Kitchen. and other necessary Hon
see for family usci We'll OF goo6 Wafer newly
fitted and a Garden lately psi,sd in, Ware
Honsc and Cellar under II the remains If a
Wharf. which viii make COOL foundation Ia
build on Nth al ;6e privileges of ls;S situated
on i've river Of extending wharf
Also III ID Acres Of VEL t;~5ercd I AND
with z1oi Fishsrv on Willough5y's Eav, n
KING IN the mouth and part Of Eason's Creek
vh,ys he hest of Oysters and Fish can be on
venie1.iy taken
Alec. LOT in sli,hfe!1 between Mrs.
Pu.die'5 and Captaia Todd's lots. For term'
Apply to
Thos. Newton.
August =. &
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

WHEREAS some time past, purcha-
~ set a piece ofland in Goochland conn
", Of one William Lowell, FOR which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable tic 25Lh day Of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
thcr bond FOR Il pounds, payable the 25th
of December, one Thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and rs the said Love has gone
away without making M right to the said
land agreeable 70 bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above-
mentioned bonds, a. do not intend to pay
them unless l set right agreeable to bar
gain.
WIZ. SHEPPARD.
9Th November, 1896. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
NILI "a NOLU-

70 hr H.gbcsf biddcr, for cas5, 1T y en-.
6eHt Courfhousc, on fhe 19f6of JuHu-
ayg nezf, by Virtue Qfo aeed oFtrHst from
Bencdicf GRIMM, errcufcd 70 nte TO secure
ne haVairaf Of stm QCm1ney Gve n
Robrrt ChtTsHaH, which has been fr71,frr-
rr3to Ihowas CIaib7rne, tfe 1'R.fCT If
LHyVIJ zhereon fhe said Cru1h zo7y
Hvrs, containing By est'waHou go 1crcs,
0dj0iHingfd he i7nds 2f lain Hl7ns, lanes
DaUis, francis FergVsou and ohcrs.-
.4iso, the Tract QT LIND uheyron
the sail Crumh's mil sfaHas, fucku4inp
said Mil, containing b. estimation 548 a..
cres, qnd 6oaHded By fhe iands IT lain
WaadW, dec EdsviH PDi1dcbter and o.
hers.--Litevvise the fllioWinc SLIEES,
Viz R1ckel and her fsvo chidrrn Ed-
HiH'fd and Gcorge, Charlotte, JlHifh, Dq-
cid, JeUpy and Tioirf, oy ~ much DCsaid
froherfyas TviH be sI6icieat TO discharge
the deb mentioned IN the defd.
Tn T'RUsyEE.
Dee. IS, 1866. fds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
~ S0lc.

A LTEELY NEGRO MAN, whoi wen
L a acquainted with the Tanning and Cur
Tying business. Apply tu Henry Garrett,
osq. OF the House of Delegates, or to
Robert YANCET.
Yanceyviile, NV. 27th, 1906. DIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
IN DREW II if{EYOV'S :
Alexandria Crackers.

NOU| landing, a consignment b. Mr.,
~ Ja2IiesoH, direct from The Bakery Of
-, "far .tam~d cre,lea' CRACKERS"
N barrels, haIf barreis and kegs. ,5lso
Rybs-Ep.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
SELLING off CHEAP.

( CONSISTING Of a vsriety Of useful and fashi-
enable articles, 70 wit:
Irish Linens, Flanders Sheetinps, Ozna-
burgs, HessiHu's Long-Lawus; Linen and
Cotton Cambricks; Superfne and second
Broad Cloths aud CASHIERS Blankets.
Coatings and Flannels, BENEFITS & Fan.
cy Cords and Veivcts Swans Downs and
Mole-skins rich figur'd Satins Silver
Muslins Sarcenets; Italian Lutestrings
Cotton aud silk Chambrays Of very hand
some patterns; few Six Pelsses; Gloves
and Hosiery; elegant Pmmes Wrcaths
and fancy Head-Ornamcnts hadsome
assortment Of Bibbons TaJic-Cloths and
Napkins in sets 81 X s; 10 4 Diapers
a few sets Of China 10 boxes Of 10 pieces
sets Of Cut-Glass Dccanters, Wine s, Tur-
blers G!ass-Bowis, Spice Bottles, Hall
Lamps, sc. sc.
They have ou hand and will continue 70
keep, as usual, a complete assortment of
DUTCH BOLIIVG CLOTIfS.
Those who buy with cash viii be Above q
very liberal discount which will be encrcased
according TO the augmentation oftre amount
OF their purchase atnHVone time. On sums
of consequence, a credit, ifreqnircd, viii be
given OF three to six months the purcha-
ser giving approved negotiable paper.
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no rICE.

4 LII persons that have any lust claims
L AySgainst the estate Of Francis Rice, dec.
Of the county of Prince Edward, are re-
9uested to come forward and make it known
Co me as quick as p0ssihie--and all per-
sons that are indebted GO the said estate
are rcqHested TO come forward and make
imncd ste payment, as the 81 tuasion Of the
legatees is such that they Cannot give any
Indulgence.
ISHAM RICE, Err.
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Plot BREAD.

.%qd for safe Cat the bakery hrice IN lire
sniria, and charFes } ar me store lately
occupied by 1lcssrs. Cranberry and Hun.
rock, by
LINES SMITH,
rho hds ia store iozD hriced Blue. scr&
&sf CIofA. ard assorted F'L.f.EN'GI s,
7yiirh n 7viH sell bargain. .diso IN
DYA PIECE GOODS urry chcch.
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F" OIscoyEGIES or Lky1s IND RIs PyR-
7T IN LoUIsYzEh."
n fresh supply ofthc above interesting
work IS just received and for sale at this
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4fA-A / II 4ll)oAlAD-
{ NAN be had en- very short notice, Pat
~ TRASSSES Of all sizes q kinds. aTre-ab',
70 order. ~ the conner house, same squaYe helo,
~r. Jos Dar",Gs'r's. near the mark,
and nexr door 20 Mr. Jacob johnson
'ook store.--hlso, BEDS furnished. and OLE
mattresses worked over.
Jno. S. Peasants.
une 3 1906.