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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-30
aleranDria DAILY annernser.
!. IYaysaw, Nay Is.
THURSDAY, july SO.

sSs,,son the Paris 1rgus Of Nays. j.
On the efsto of March The Russians toek
the Castle of Tcnedos BY assault. April
), the head Of the treasurer of the Turk.
ish navy was exposed on the gate OF 'he.
Seragt o:ihe was condemned for DOT taking
measures to defsgd the Dardanelies. The
treasurer of the army was dismissed. The
Turkish Geet is in the sea Of Marmora,
III is sill rumored paci6c congress is
TO NEE, at Prague, composed of falley-
rand and Lafores, for France Ssohelberg.
for Russia; sPasuof, for Prussia, and
.Stadion for Austria.
-I'he.kipg of swedeu'has arrived at stral-
sund-
Reports Of arrangements for pegotia.
tons for a general peace continue. Ihe
French shew constantly their wish to nc '
gosiase.
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FRENCH .CoNSCRIpTs.

The Paris papers contain numerous SC
counss OF convictions before the civil tribu.
pals in the several departments. OF persons
ca aree.l with haying concealed conseripts !;
ofhsving been guilty Of spuDglag money
escrogner;e) from parents Of conscrlpts
On p.eteace OF obtaining their discharges !;
and for giving falsc scconnss Of inErm'tiss
10 excuse ,aeln from ,he conscrip,ion.
From the 2ls, Mssch TO the 25th- April
the French emperor appointed tosbs mem
bers of the Legion Of honor G. kind Of ME
lisary nobth,yl % French soldiers. 10 Sax.
ons, = Poles, 4 Bavarian,3 Wurtembnrgsrs
and Hessian besides officers.
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10 invite the government 70 acccde TO them
M any persons however, doubt whether
these negotiations will have successful
issue.
Waysaw, Nay Is.
Our Gazette contains the following in..
telligsncc, dated Halrnsberg, near DansGic,
from ,he 1st 10 The 5,h of MAY
Private letters, which We do not say arc
official, but which have sonae pretensions
to rublic confidence, as they are writ,ea
by officers OF credit from the camp Of hans-
ZIG, all agree 10 asserting thar the snrren.
der Of that uaforunass city is 20 longer
doubtful, butihas its very near. ne last
parallel Which is now complaining, Is at
rRasl only sixty PAGES distant from the p'acs
BESIDES ihe two hundred pieces OF hea.
Wy artillery employed, forty others OF the
the largest calhre have arrived. HE BON.
bardmens which from compassion to the
apharpy inhabitants, was somewhat inter.
nitted. has hegnn again with greater sigor
and will not cease ,iil practicable breach
shall be made. Al assault will then De
undertaken, which Notwithstanding the
c5stiEate resistance Of general Kalkren.h,
add the united exer,ions Of the Russians
and prussians, will in. few hours pal
our warriors in possession Of that city.
Dao,z;c il is said is half destroyed, few
, houses remain unchanged, andour bunbs
ndmnskeuy, which reach the interior OF
the town, daily Kill many Of the soldiers
and sinhabi,anss, though the latter from
/ want Of dwellings,, lodge in cellars and the
vaults Of the churches The Prusians have
| brcugh. upon the walls great beams. with
cf,aios fastenedso them probably 10 destroy
cur soldiers, when they should mount 10
the assault our artillery however broke
all these chains. ard the beams probsb.y
| fell back upon those who Invented th'sln
cure narans. of defence. We have leara.
| from deser.ers sha, in the nigh, of the 1st
fof May, our bor.bs killed general Of ar.
tillery, major and an adlatant.
We understand ,ha, the besiegers have
taken the mouth ofshe Vls,u!a, one Of tbs
most important positions near Dantsic.---
The Ra,siaas who defended it lost above
400 men killed, and 500 men were made
! prisoners.
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Banks Of f6e lC,;,.

Banks Of tie Maine. Msy IA.
y. aecordi'g to the latess accounts from
s. saoa, ax'he public journals, proposals
pes.e between the belligeren, powers
i.m already reached Vienna and Buds;
Nsass;ely atser the arrival a ceur;e : was
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From TIE Phil Gazette.
Notice to Pilots, am! others sailing Mron2h
j PaMbHco Sound.
There IS now GA the West point OF the
ROYAL Shoal a boat boay, wilma mast &
square cage, on the top Of from this bouy
the iigh, beacon en- She'll Castle bears
easthalf sos,h, distance six miles; it stands
in II feet water, rather within the point Of
shoal, and should rot be approached near.
,er .haca cables length.
q On the north west point OF the same
shoa! there is nun buoy, which bears from
the south west buoy north north west, dist.
arcr. four miles, this also stsadsin eleven
feet water, aud the light beacon bears from
i. south east, half east, between the buoys
the shoal makesa considerable elbow,
which will prevent yonr sailing dHscs,y
from Ito The other.
The bluff has on it boat buoy, with
mast and square cage on theetoP, II stands
IN eleven and hslf feet water, and bears
from the north west buoy, north east, half
east, distance six miles, the light deacon
bears from il south twelve miles, and-bluK
lan,, north west by north, eighs miles dist
ance. to the norih west of the buoy there
Is ten feet and a half water halt mile,
and nine and half teet,a foil mile cu,the
same course, and twelve feet between the
buoy aud the Royal shoal, from whence II
!. dis,an, two miles. Care should ba TAX.
en- on the ebb tide not to Come 100 near
The ROYAL shoal as it is steep. Wesley
may steer south west by west frem the
buoy an the-bluH, until they make the n.
n. West buoy, where should be given
birth Of half mile
n ,ufning down between the NORTH west
and the south west buoys, you may stand
toto the ROYAL shsal by che lead, but come
no nearer than Two fathoms.
DAnLD WALLACE. Jun.
Who was appointed 10 place the
above buoys aud give their bear,
ings and distance. s
Portsmouth, May rs, 1907
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FRENCH, ARMY.

The French troops now in service, ID all
parts ofshe world, are estimated as6oo 900;
Of whica 500 COO are cavalry. During the
revolutionary war in tina, kingdom, towards
the close Of 1874, they amounted 70
752 ,47A.
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e. - ~. a et
According TO a new census, .4usrid, now
contains 1908 square leagues; and popu-
lation of twenty three and a half millions of
souls Of which 7,55l,soo are catholics Z;
100000 Luthcrians j; 5000 of the rel
formed church 200, oOo-Greeks $4,000 u
nitarians $500 menomists, and $4,000 OF
jews. The nobility form about 100000 souls,
and the clergy 10000 individuals.-The re-
venue Of the state amounts to los millions
per annilm& the debt to IL millions Of Aorins.
At the time there was so great rage Tor
boxing matches, and the Sunday after tbs bat
tie at Oldham, between IItmphries & Mem
doza, one Of the lower order of preachers In
that neighborhood, addressed his barn-asscm-
bcd auditors, in the following, il not elegant,
at least tims-serving metaphor. --ss dare say
you'll all pay to see another boxing inatch be-
tween lluiAphaies and Mendoza, yet you
don't,likc to see pitch'd battle between mo
and Bel7ebub ;soh! many a hard knock, and
many croas-butt5ck have ! giscn the BACK
druiser, for your sakes. Pull do pull of
those gaygarinents ofMammon, strike a strait
5low and give the devil spiritual black eye !
I'll be your bottle -holder-l ask Ioibing but
the door-money, which ! hope you'll not fer
get as you go out .
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FREDERICK III.

The sword. and other decorations OF
Frederick the great taken AZ Berlin, have
been deposited 10 great pomp in the hali
OF the inyalds, in Paris.
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New FRENCH MOBILES.

i The ern2erer Napoleon hss conferred
the grand decoration Of the legion of ho-s
ner 90 gea Sebassisai, his ambassador at
Conssantinoplr.
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.N % L / Z 4.
July so.

The public Sale ofthc Brewery es-
tablifhmeni, advertised for the Ist OF,
Augult, will take place on that day
at eleven O'Clock on the premises:
Terms made kEcNn at the time OF
Sale.
r. C. Msrstslier.
July go. &. ds5.
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-Bayreuth 4Eay IA.

y ~. u ~ sFtt''5a 11ti7 tFs
D'spatches Sroaghs 30 Dresden, by a
s -. 90 the OH, occasiooed By agreat
s''s'er'ss conference, TO Which The king
repaired from Pulni,s. S. :
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CHARACTERISTIC ANECQOTE OF
ADMIRAL BERKELEY

Ere honorable Admiral Berkeley, then ON
ly q captain in the British navy. commanded
the Marlborough in Lord Eowe's memorable
engagement On the 4th June. Early on that
day he got scratch in the head SO very slight,
that a m:dshipman would have been ashamed.
to have mentioned it to the stanllers 10y during
such an engagement. The honorable captains
however, thought ftto Sc frepailca utson to go
down to the cock pit to have care taken OF bis
wound for fear of consequences, leaving the,
command of the vessel to the eldest fleutc-
nant, who being poor l1ibefnian unfrisndea
bv any thing but his own heart and hands, and
OF course without interest at the admiralty,
thought that this was a glorious golden oppor-
tunity to make a dcsh and secommond himself
to promotion by some very extraordinary deed
of proves. He accordingly lost no time IN
running up the Marlborough, where he tho't
she would have enough of peppeflng, and
where she soon caught the vigilant eye OF the
brave Howe, who, with his spy glass per-
ceived her very busiiy employed in paying
her best compliments to three French line OF
battle ships, one.of which rakcd her fore and
aft. Astonshed and concerned at her situa-
ton, his iordship hastily called to Sir Roger
Curtis, his captain, and said, Why Sir Rp-
ger, Sir Roger What in the name OF Hea-
ven caa be the matter with the Marlbo-
rough?'' Sir Roger, who knew Berkeley,
and.was keen, satirical, and witty as we'll as
brave and humane, looked. for moment,
through his glass at the Marlborough, and
then turning round to lord Howe, dryly re-
piled, !" l don't know, my lord, but should
imagine from the conduct Of the Marlborough
that Captain Berkeley has been killed.
[.Ne7v. York fla1te~
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~ ralmer's Packet will fail tor
Norfolk on SATURDAY. next.

4 July ".
aF Was left in Mr., Mou's yard
on Sunday last, a double easel silver watch,
makers narne, A. Newland, London, No. 24oo
Whoever has found the same and will leave
it with the printer shall be rewarded for their
trouble.
~ Watchmakers and othersare requested
tostop If offered for sale.
July 80. St
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I wenty-flyc Do.laSs ResOd7-d.

RIM AMT, s5asetiale in ,sfe months Of No
ue,as5r Or Deeeza6er lest,
n NEGRO MAN by the namc.sf SEM
IN. who was hired in the t@nn Of Alexan-
dria to Mr.. RaIert Smith. He was,about 50
years Of age. abos3s 5 sfset 10 o. inches
hig;;, very strait, 'cs rather q sellpaish or Ia
ney complexion, shutters 3 z.ttie. has q set
voice, and generally s.7etns humble andtimid
when spoken to- lie had wife at Col Jenl-
meson's, in the county Of Caroline, and may
perhaps now BE lurking hi.that neighhorhood,
but think it mcra Probable Ae niay have
gone TO the xate Of Mary If be is taken
in the state Of ir@;nia ard brought to me
will give the above reward ST IN the state Of
Maryland and bTosgts . NC VII give Iaar-
nj T)ci{. .rs reward.
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sent of TO London, with these proposals,
10 invite the government to accede 70 them
Msny persons however, doubt whether
these negotiations will have successful
issue.
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- Breslag, laay Is:
uar Gazette has ibis day Published Q
supplement- e..traordinary,. containing the
Following intelligence
= he enemy haviog-been driven from
ea''n, on toe l4'h By the colonies corn
uaaasd by general Damuy, after suffering
. : loss, sfTec,ed his retreat BY
~s soc ofthe moratains. Sen. Lefshyrc
pursued him and came up with him near
Issss'sdors. Not to meotion .he nunber
: ''''sd. he took seven huadred prisoners
s:'oos whom wese, thirty officers aaa three
r OF cannon, We Dc nos yet know all
~ results OF this brilliant day on which
H. i, ~ ssase asiles performed prodigies Of va.
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17enaa, DAY IS.
we are positively assured, tia, France
anu Russia have accepted ths mediation Of
our coors, under the condition. however,
TIA. there shall be 10 arnissice dariag the
course OF ise: negotiations.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-18
Ten Dollars Reward.
WILLIAM II. CABELL.

DUN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
~ the 2sth OF April, Negro Man JOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the black people FANNY KENNY,
waich elcped on the 11th of June. The
man is bright mulatto, about % years Of
age, straight and well built, and has very
brisk walk, and is very handy, sensible
feiiow-about 5 feet, 8 or 10 inches high
The woman is so light, that hardly any
person would take her to be slave-She
has blue eyes and straight sandy colored
hair, and if her skin was well kept, she
would be taken for white womaiI-her
right forefnger is off at the first Joint, and
has large scar on her left arm, OCCASION
ed by burn, and has very brisk walk,
about 2oyears ofage, and had on when She
went away, white Virginia Habit, and
as hey are Brother and Sister, it is likely
they will get together, change their names,
and pass as free people. Any person that
viii deliver them to the Subscriber, in
Hanover county, or secure them in any
Jail, SO that get them again, shall receive
the above re ward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
June Is, 1907.
n b. forewarn all owners or masters
OF vessels from carrying them of.
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BY the Governor of the Common
wealth of Virginia.
q Proclamation.

WHEREAS it is certified TO the Execu-
w tive by the Court of the county OF
Culpeper, that the courthouse of the said
county is in such state of destruction from
natural decay, as to be unht for the accom-
mediation of the court of the county afore.
said; and it being suggested that the Ma
sons Hall in the town of Fairfax, wit! in
the said county of Cuipeper, will afford
the accommodation required by the said
Court, until the said courthouse can be
repaired or rebuilt: have therefore tho't
fit with the advice of the Council of State,
to issue this proclamation, hereby notify
ing all whom it may in any manner con-
Germ, that from and after the date hereof,
the court for the county of Cuipeper shall
set and be holden in the said Mason's Hall,
in the town of Fairfax and county of Gull
pepper aforesaid, until the house heretofore
used for that purpose, shall be fully and
completely repaired or rebuilt.
Given under my haDdas Governor, with
the Seal of the commonwealth an
nexed, at Richmond, this;2oth day of
L. S. June, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seven,
and thirty-hrst q the common
wealth.
(Signed)
WILLIAM TT CAPFIJ
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paten, h0n-bomd Boots, Boo,ees,
and Shoes.
JOHN BEDFORD,
TIA d EIP HIA,


RESPECTFULLY informs the public
Az in general, and Store-keepers in par
ticular, that he is now prepared to supply
them with the above valuable goods, whole
sale and retail, on moderate terms.
Shoemakers, also, may be supplied with
patent-rights, on easy terms, which they
will find it 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 pair
of common shoes per day; whereas, in the
improved way, three men, with the assis-
lance of boy, can make from twelve to
fifteen pair per day. Thus the advanta-
ges resulting from this improvement, are
evidently of the most essential Importance |:
in the FIRST place, three-fourths OF the la
Dor is saved: in the second place, half the
leather is saved, (for one pair of shoes,
made in this way, will wear as long as two
pair, made in the usual way) and, in the
third place, there is saving of fax lat
the rate of one pound, to twenty -four pair
Of shoes) they are also much more water
proof than the others, and easier mended.
These are well ascertained facts, prov
ed by actual experience. The patentee
therefore hopes, that an Improvement,
| fraught with such important public utility,
will not Only engage the attention, but the
encouragement of every friend to the in
FAINT manufactures of this country. 1t may
not be amiss 10 remark, that the country
| Shoemaker, in particular, may derive in
calculable advantages from this improve
ment, as he can supply his customers in
one-fourth of the time he has usually de-
voted to that purpose, and have the other
three-fourths for the cultivation of his
| farm, or other avocations.
Price of patent-riShts, for the country,
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns,
proportion. Applications be made
to the Patentee. or to MIR. Jacob Harrison,
Richmond. SIN Feb. 10, 1907.
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RY vir.ue ola decree of the Superior
- Court of Chancery holden in Richmond,
the subscribers will expose to sale on the
premises, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the S0th day Of July next, the residue of a
TRACT of LAND, lying in Pittsylvania,
on Banister river, estimated to contain 17f7
acres more or less, whercon the widow of
John Markham and others now reside, or
as much thereof as will be sufficient to
raise the sum of6s71 8 S, with interest
from the 10th day Of June, 1906, on 4o5
IS 6, part thereof until payment, and in
terest on 400, also part thereof during the
san period, the expenses OF the sale and
the costs Of suit.
Isac Coie8.
7hos. Uooidrfdge, sen.
Edward friend.
.4Rea WhitDorth.
June IS, 1907. w4tIl
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Notice.

THE Debtors to the late firm Of GIL
LAT & KIRBY are hereby inform
ed, that THOMAS GILLIAr alone is en-
powered to receive payment of the debts due
to that concern. All persons having de-
mands against them are requestedto apply
to Thomas Gilliar, and those indebted to
the firm are earnestly requested to come
forward without delay, and discharge their
respective debts.
For John GILLIAT & SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT.
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 18th May, 1907. SIN
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FOR SALE,

,ofhosite Colonel Mayo's zen Buildings,
4th, srd and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. of the crop 1S05-lmported early
1906
New England Rum in hhds. and barrels
I pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskev in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and Herrings,
Stone Lime in large and small casks.
And a general assortment of GROCE-
RIES, sc. Ssc.-which will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
Richmond. 9th May, 1907. .
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ON the night of the 31st of May, there
" was left at my house, a NEGRO
CHILD, supposed 20 be eight months old.
Any person proving said child to be his
property, may have the same by applying
to the subscriber living on the Cow-Pas-
ture, Bath county, on paying costs and
charges. JOHN BROWN.
June 18th, 1907. I'm
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IN Amherst county, on Hors'ey's creek,
i 500 acres of rich TOBACCO LAND,
formerly the property Of MIR. Daniel War
wick, and known by the name of WIN
CANTON. This land has the advantage
of lying on the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's ferry on
James river, is a valuable stand for a coun-
try store, with framed house for that pur-
pose, and sufficiently large, having two
rooms below and two above stairs, with a
good brick chimney, and we'll underpinned
with brick; also a lumber-house sixteen
feet square, with a cellar of its full size,
walled up with stone there is also Tay-
Tor and Saddler's shop and other out houS-
es; likewise a tolerable good DWELLING
house, with three rooms below and two a.
bove stairs, n kitchen, dairy and other out
houses within a mile of the store, suitable
for private family.
This tract Of land is only seven miles
from Bethel, where there is an inspection
Of tooacco, and within eighteen miles of
kynchburg.
As it is presumed no person will be in
slined TO purchase without viewing the
premises, they will be shewn by Messrs
faiiaferros * Loving, who live within
few miles of Wincanton, and are fully en-
powered TO make sale, and the terms of
pdJulSul may DC hhOWu liOhi thSlit sso ALSO
en- application TO
THOMAS GILLIAT.
Richmond, June 18th, 1907. ids
The above tract of land and improve
nents will be offered for sale at Amherst
Courthouse on Monday the 18th day OF
August next (being court day OH credit
of one, two and three years ii punctually
paid, if not to carry interest from the day
Of sale.
A deed of trust will be required on the
premises, or satisfactory security for pune
tnal payment.
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MATTRESSES.

NAN be had on very short notice, NAT
~ TRRSSSESof all sizes Z, kinds, agreeably
70 order, in the large corner white house, oppo.
sire tho Old City Tavern. two squares below the
Market Bridge--BEDS made q MATTRBS.
SIS epaircd.-Hofses TAILS K NAMES
pgrshassds
inc. s. Pleasaats.
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Talua5le PtobeyyJ@ Sale at Rock

WILL be SOLD, by Prosseg and Moncupc ,
w on Saturday the first day Of August next,
at Public Auction, on the premises, Of not pri-
vately disposed Of before) all my properly. la'e-
W occupied By Mr.. John Lester, consisting Of
two WHAaVEs. and several TENENBHTS,
together with come very valuable unimproved
los, lying Immediately on the uveT Sufficiently
large TO build several new Whafves, which will
be divived into lots to suit purchasers. q credit
OF one, two three and four years viii Ne allow.
ed the purchasers on their giving bonds W ith
approved security and deed Of trust on the
properly, 70 secure the punctusl payment Of the
principal and interest az It tecor-es due
SUSANNA LEWIS.
Riehgond, July Sd, 1907, ids
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NOTICE.

he partnership known by the firm of LYLE.
and M'CREDlE, is dissolved by the death
Of the partner George M'Credie. The sub,cri.
Der, the surviving partner of that house REQUESTS
all those indebted to that concern, to make
speedy payment to him, as he is now the only
psrson who can grant proper RECIPES and dis
charges for those debts. Those who may have
claims on that firm are also requested 20 come
to- waId that they may be adjusted and paid.
JAMES LYLE
Manchester, July 9TH 1907 a.,
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NOTICE.

'HE, books, papers, and accounts Of the
4 late mercantile firm of M'Credie and
M'MillaD, of the city of Richmond. being
now in the possession of George Mere
die, one of the Adm'rs of John MsCredie,
deceased, whowas the surviving partner of
MCredie and M'Miilan. Therefore all
those who are indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to George M'Credie, or
make such other arrangement as may be
most conducive to the interest Of the said
concern, as well as to the debtors thereof.
it is expected that due attention will be
paid to this notice, as it is desirable that
close should be Immediately made of the
of the above mentioned firm.
NANCY MCRBDIE, .HdD'rr.
JAMES PENN, ,
GEORGE MsCREDIE, '4a7'rS'
Manchester, goth June, 1907. If