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Education.

"A GENTLEMAN who has been Pr;v,,a
L n Tutor tor several years, wishes TO erpzee
himself in respectable family in the CONN., o
the salary will be no object provided the s;,u..
ton Is healthy, and the accommodations agree
able,
January I. 1908 v9,
N. B Le,ters addsessed to the Rev. iobn
ID. Blair, Richmond, post paid, will be duly az.
tended to. -
In Chesterfield Counfy Gou1f, No
venr6er he 9th 1907.
Robert Donald the elder, and Andrew Do-9
nald, surviving partners of James & Ro
bert Donald & Co. Comnl,,s
AGAINST
Arthur Akin and Polly his wife. la,e Pol. 4 o
ly Lockett, Elam Lockett. VIM. Lock =
ett James Loekett. Robert Locker. Z 4
Green Lockett, King Lockett, Rhoia =
Lockett, Francis Lockett, jun. Page Va .
den and caroline his wife. late Caroline !. d
Locke't, Zach. Lockett, lanes I.ockett =
Polly Locke,t. Nancy Beasey. late Nan -
cy Loekett, and Lawson Burtoot, Def,ts II
nv the motion of the COMPLIMENTS bv ,hs;.
- counsel, and il appearing to the sa,isfa s;6,,
OF the court thar the defendant lanes ecker,
(herein before menticuedl Is no: aninhabi,,,, rs
this state II i- ordered That the bill of The SAID
compsinan,s will be taken for confessed a. 70
the said defendant and the mater theteordee,esd
accordingly, as 10 him, unless ne aupest h.rc an
or before the first day OF cur mex; NIarck on,,fr
and answer the same a is jlrtber ordesed. That
a copy OF this order be Forthwith published ia
one or the newspapers prin.sd in the civ Rich.
mond TOR two months successivey and another
copy posted ct the front door of the court
house of this county.
A copy--Tes,e,
nj PARK, N
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X Z write OF deed oi trust cxecuteo ~ ia.
- MEL Broadic 10 INC subscribers da,ed 8
- = 1905, and now in the Office Of the county
court Of Chesterfield we shall proceed 10 sell
70 the highest bidder for cash az Brooke TO-
vern IN ihe town Of Manobcster, en- Saturday
the ION OF January mex, the TRACT or
LAND therein mentioned. con,smng by late
survey, eighty cight and seven eigrh acres, ~.
irg and being IN the county cf Chesterfield on
Failing ,reek. and bounded by the lands Of vii.
liam short, Martin Baker, and The es;s,c Of
William Fowler. dec IN compliance with tie
purposes Of the said trust
THE TRUSTEES.
December 81, 1907. w,ds
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DUN AWAY from Jchn Ears living in
- New Ken, county, NEGRO MAN named
Nathan the former properly Of Sill Fairs, which
purchased of him in March last. and hav1
been informed tha' the said negro is lurking ae
bout Tucker Town, in Hanover and New Kent,
and that he has obtained pass, and expect
from his former master, as he has not conf lied
with his contact and shwes a disposition 10 de.
fraud me out OF the said negro The above ne.
gre is about twenty six or twenty seven years
OF age. hive feet nine or ten niche; high, well
formed, rather yellow complecfed, and his un-
der lip sticks out. An, one taking up the 4
bove negro and corining him in all or delivering
him to me In Buckingham county, shall receive
the above reward with al lawful expenses. 1
forewarn all persons from employing or hasbor-
I1g him.
JOHN MORGAN.
Janrary 1903. VS.
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For Rent

THE House on the Main Street. next to Messrs
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied by Mrs
Phepoe. Possession will be given on the FIST
Of January next-appy TO
Joseph CALICO.
Richmond, Dec 81, 1907 IF
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WILLIAM MARSHALL eek
| IL ST. of the District of Virginia

THE. above work is This day published and may
be had al s. Grsntand's Printing OiTice--stirch
ed so cents-haif bound 6S cents-neaily bound
and leter d Is 81 The copy right Of this
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ther and having been secured as the law directs,
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~. COWHW,
Watch & Clock-Maker /;

TNFORS hiss friends and the pubic thar he
a has removed 20 The well known stand here.
toiore the SiloefsmitA aud Jewellers shop of
Capt WhlIam Richardson--W Where he repsifs
Watches and CIock' Of every deception.
w .. has on hand a eeperi assottrent of
SILVER WARE aud JEWELLERY OF capt.
kichard'on's manufa 9u.ing Asoa handsome
assc trent of PLATED WARE, whi,h win
his f'r e. stock. renders his assortment very
* eraivc. Aiso waran cd COLD ard sii.
YER WATCHES lie wil furnish Clocks
81 the best qua'uy-~ Witt every c,hcr arifc.e n
ih7t lirc, on the most reasonable terms
RIchn ond. Iannaty an INM 3H
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Published pursuant to an Aa of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed the 9TH day of
January, 1907.
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CONTENTS OF No. /.
CHAPTER 1. OF Light troops.
Their History n. i
Discipline iv.
Duties In
Of Patroles v.
Traileurs vi
Engagements vii.
Crossing Rivers ii.
Tactics of Light Infantry vii.
Attack of Heights x.
Manoeuvres xix.
OF Exercise by signals.
Musical signals xvii xix.
Cheft. H. OF Rife Corps L
Discipline S
Manuel Exercise Z
Prsctice Firing IL
Target Firing 70
Manoeuvres IS
Advancing, Retreating,
Skirmishing 10
Rife Regiment II
The Chain 90
General Observations 81
EXECUTIONS in conjunction
with other infa try 90
Chat. III Lansquenets or Pikemen rs
illustrations of Plates 81 & %
snd0utl EkerClSe %
Chaflt. ". Light Corps on service So
Duties during retreat 20
As advanced guards ~
As main guards s out posts 42
AS Nedettes, &c. Al
Duty of n.commissioned
officers with vedettes Is
Of commanding officer
at an outpost IL
Military Dictionary.
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J DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. to wi,

u f 1t remembered. thai on the 9th day of
~ December IN the S2Hd year of he Inds-
peudence OF the United States of America. Sea
ton Grantland of the said district hath deposi.
ted in this Office. the title of book he right
whereof ne cams a. proprietor. in the words
following TO wit : "A compendious View Of The
TRIAL of AARON BURR (iate vice Presi.
dent os,,he United Sta,es) charged with High
Treason; together with Biographical Sketches
OF several eminent characters. BY William
Thompson Attorney tlaw, Abingdon Virgin
~ In conformity to the act of Congress of the
United States entitled. f" an acl for the encou.
ragemen, of learning by securing the copies of
Maps, Charts and Books 70 The authors and
propistors of such copies during the time there
"a mentioned. TX ~
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Notice /! |!

ME Subscriber purposes leaving this City
Z in the course of few days, mas deierrrit.
ed 10 dispose Of the whole or any part of his
STOCK, now remaining or hard, At 7e.y re.
'fncea Price which consist of La!ge and SUI
perb Assortment of
Mahogany Furniture,
Mattresses of all kinds and sizes, Paper Hang.
ings, Window Blinds. Feinges, rassels, Cords,
&c. sc.
w. Haight.
Richmond, Jan. I, 1898.
N. B. Those who feel inclined TO purchase.
will apply opposite the City Tavern on the
Main Stseet. ,u ,- w. II.
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Noflce,

THAT the following articles, manufactured
A at the peni,en,iary, with the prices thereto
annexed, are constantly kept Tor sale a, the store
Of Nicholas Halam, sgen, for the common
wealth, a few doors above the Swan Tavern
in the city Of Richmond viz
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j
HN the motion CT the conplainan,s by their
~ counsel and i, appealing TO The satisfaction
OF the count thar the defendant Thomas Locke
IS not an inhabi'ant of this commonwealth,
1T IS therefore dee'eed ana ordered, thar unless he
appear here on or be fore the Il ST day of Ianu.
airy court next, ard answer the bill of the cora.
pla'nants, that the same will be taken for cone
fessed, and the matter thereof decreed accord
ingiy ard that a copy of this order be inserted
IN one OF The newspapers published in the town
81 Petersburg for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of
this county: and tina, the defendants George
Locke ard William Locke, executors of the lase
will and testament of John Locke. deceased be
restrained and enloined from paving. CONVEYING
away or seoreing any goods. chapels, money,
lesaces or requests, which are now belonging
or due, or which may hereafter belong 10 OF be-.
come due TO the said defendant Thomas Lseke.
until the further order of this court.
copy, Teste,
WIMLIAN II. TAYLOR ID. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15

This number commences the fourth part
or division of the work. The three pre-
ceding parts contained. the history ofthe
art OF war, ancient and modern. The
science Of Tactics----5 The modern or
French system of discipline and tactics.
\ greater number plates is given with
this number, than probably may be given
with the subsequent numbers but no num-
Der will be given without some engraved
Illustrations if the work meets the ne
cessary encouragement, the plates Of tic
greater tactics will be ample and on "a lar
ger scale.
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once within every fortnight, or NOR dre-
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pretended in about eight or nine numbers.
Price so cents each.
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lAdies entrusted to her sureriniendanee To
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lU a PtoP r. ID T. L S,
.t ., stt. CONTAINING
A compilation Of the severai laws for the estab-
lishmsnt Of the lanes river. Potowmsc, Ap
pomattox < Dismal Swamp Canal Companies /;
Laws concerning the Northern Neck;
Tries of Aas autho ising the establishment of
Turnpike roads & the erection of Toll bridges |;
A compilation of the several aas concerning the
Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
Buildings;
Aas and Resolutions of general ma ure which
were en,t,ed in the ReviSals of 1894 < 1903 (;
Laws concerning waste and unappropriated
Lands on the Eastern and Western waters;
Laws establishing Ferries land.
a Table Of Fines Forfeiturcs, Penalties and A.
uerecnen;s; designating such as are TO the
use of the Commonwealth such as go TO-.
wards lessening the county levy /; such as be-
long TO individuals, and such as are apprcp.i
ated TO any particular obje4.
With complete INDEX to the whole-and
References 10 former and subsequent acts
Of Assembly.
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Jua received dirca from the I'aten,ees, and for
SALE WuoLEsALE and RrrAIL, by. SA-
MuEL PLEAsANTs, Jr Richmond, large fup.
ply OF the following very valuable Medicines,
viz:
DR.. CoOiey's Yegefahle Elixir, or Cough
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ManeheletT. Nov %. 10
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gagged on tho report of the Committee On mir
Foreign Relations. On. Monday Me ssrs.
Randolph and Love spike aud Yesterday
Messrs. Gholson and G.. w. Campbell. No
question has yet been taken.
Extract Of a letter from Fentiemcn IN
Cdfc- Francois, dated .hov. IL, 1908, TO
his.fiie nd in PHILADELPHIA.
" now annex. for your Information, a
copy of letter received by me-
IL. CHRlSTOPHE, president, &c. &c.
(" To MIR. r*s*a*, Cape.
DEAR SIR-I have only just time to
announce to YOU the total destruction of the
revolted .party's hotilla, Off st. Marks, by
my squadron the fruits of this brilliant &C
tion is the capture of two OK the enemy's
largest and heaviest schooners, and four
armed bargcs, and two sunk one of the
vessels captured proves to be commodore
Boi Blanc's flag ship he abandoned his
vessel and saved himself by swimming on
shore she is loaded with all kinds of mill
tary equipments, and provisions, intended
tor the revolted army. l have ordered gen.
Doe to make general attack on the enc
my, their retreat being cut off from Port
au -Prince, and are hcmmed in on all sides.
expect TO give you satisfactory account
OF their total annihilat;on. Rest assured
they shall never again reach Port-au-
Prince. I salute you with friendship,
II. CBRISTOPHE-
Nov. 1o''
" Such are the prospects on our side, in
deed think it all over with Petion-he may
struggle n few months longer, but the force
OPT: osed to him is too formidable.''
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NEw-YoRx. December g.

NEw-YoRx, December 8.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Ivy bis excellency the governor, commissioners
: experimenting the Forti6catons to be irnme-
diately erected at the Narrows, agreeably to the
act OF the Legislat ,'e, appropriating one hun
dred thousand dollars towards that important OBJ
ject:
The Hon. Dc Witt Clinton,
General Jacob Morton,
James Fmrlie, ESD.
Ms. Arthur Smith
We understand that the Commissioners have
already entered upon their duties
It's with pleasure we Communicate this fact,
for IL is all important 10 this great commercial CT
ty, that il should be secured from d,nger--and
we have no hesilAton in saying, that the Narrows
can be so strongly fortified, as to bid defiance to
the most powerful enemy.
There is another important consideration con-
nectcd with this great work--it is this--Foreign
merchants viii always prefera safe depot for their
property, rs well in tune Of peace As during a
state Of war--And New-YoTk, as heretofore, will
stand first as commercia! ity-. Lang.
WASH1EGToN, Dec. 7.
In the Senate nothing material has been
done these two days past.
-lhc House Of Representatives are yet en-
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Mr. r,eosizs tot pi.,srlvanial moved the

ME- - coG3TS tof PitsytNarl1) moved the
following resolution, which was adopted:
" Eesotcee!, Thst This House viii. ON TUESDAY
next. proceed by JOINT ballot, with the Senate, to
the removal oftwo menbers from the priv Coun-
ci or Council of State, sgreeably TO the constitu
tioN Of this Commonwealth.
Mr.. Harris Louisa) moved the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resoiced, That the Executive of this Com
monweaith, be requested tolay before this House
astatcment ofthe Public Arms, which have been
distributed amongst the several regiments of Mi
iua, and their situation and fitness for service,
according tn the latest Inspection Returns.
The election of Register of the Land-Of-
fee comes Oh this day.
On Thursday the Senate took up the case
OF Cot ALEXANDER SMyTR of NVvthe on
which the following proceedings took place,
according to the Journals Of the Senate.
Mr.. Currie reported from the Committee
OF privileges & Elections that the Committee
had, according to order, had under their con-
sidcration the subject of the election of A
!exander Smyth to them among other sub
jects referred, and had come to two resoluti-
ons thercupon.
The said resolutions, being delivered in
and twice read, .eere, on the questions be
ing scverally put thcreupon, agreed to by the
House as follows:
ReSofUed, That it is the opinion of this
Committee, that the certificate of the Elec-
ton OF the said Alexander Smith. not being
made by the Sherifs or deputy sherifFs ofal
the counties composing his senatorial dis
trict, is not in the form or to the effect pre-
scribed by law.
ReSolOed also as the opinion of this Com
nittce that the said Alexander Smyth hav-
ing been appointed by the President of the
United States to a military command, which
appointment he hath accepted, his seat in
this House is thereby vacated
On motion, Ordered that writs issue TO
the sheriffs of the countries of Montgomery,
Botetourt, Giles, Grayson, Tazeweu, Wythe.
Washington, Lee, Russell, Monroe, Green
brier, Mason and Kanawha, requiring them
to hold elections in their respective counties
tor the choice OF Senator to represent the
district composed of those counties in the
stead of Alexander Smyth whose seat is va
Gated.
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VOLUNTEERS.

TolIC n L EEkS,
by GoUernor CG6eH-The Embargo,
Non-lntercourse, or War-Any thing ra-
tier than submission to French Edicts or
British Orders in Council
by JnGSe HoimeS.-The Prospect before
us.-We dare the fury of the gathering
storm. May every American be Identified
III the rum or triumph of hisscountry
ny mr.. Hugh Netson, Shedker Of tic
house Of Oelegates.-Success to Domestic
Manufactures May America avail herself
OF those Goods, with which Nature has en-
do"ed her, to render ne" destiny jndepen
dent of the conflicts of Europe
By Judge Suart.-Ne arc prepared TO
support the measures Of Government, with
OUT the publication OF the Confidential Mes
sage.
By Doef. Fonshee.--Every succeeding
fourth Anniversary OF the first "Wednesday
Oh December--May it be as productive Of
substantial benef to 4 neri;a, as the last
Dy mgr Roane--( 4 toast bling request
ea from him. The man who " stands
co71mftted to vindicate the Rights of his
Country
BY M. Pcytor Rsndolih--The Embaf-
go--its eulogium is pronounced by is enc
mics lhey never have been able to find a
Substitute
by huge Rocne.--( Cor. Ca6sH having
icEtTfU' I--Our worthy ana patriotic GO9er-
nor, VIM II. Cabell--He deserves well of his
Country.
By Mr.. abraham g. Tenabie.-Resident
Foreigners Hospitality to those vino arc for
us---deportation for those who are against US.
By Gen. John PreSfou.-The Heroes and
Patriots Of 'T6-Mny their Sons emulate their
virtues, and hand them down to future gene
rations, unsulied.
By mr.. PhiGh .Nor6orhe Nicholas, IT.
torney Generai--The British Ministry
May they learn by experience. that we will
neither be the DuPe, Of their Articles, nor
the passive subjects Of their Insolence.
ny Judgc GHart--Fhe american Institu
tlons-They will be found as practicable in
War, as they have been in Peace.
By Mr.. Thomas Rifchie-- The Tfqb Seas
-" The Highway of Nations"Sthough
we have retired from them for the pre-
sent to preserve peace, we shall soonireturn
with accumulated thunders to blast the con-
tlnued Violators Of our Rights.
Mr.. John Randolph has charged the RE-
PORT OF the Committee of Foreign Reati.
ons, with AN 90 Haehronisri-- an inconsistency
which he cannot reconcile"
I'm what does this anachronsn consist p
me report asserts that the British Orders
In Courcit were not known in America
OF - .N.Nx = al.
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Extract Of q ietfer from Spanish gentleman, Of
fciGllg enlbioyei in London, to his friend in this
CITY, dated OCT. Cd, 1868.
VI" We arc anxious to know the flte of the gc-
neral attack of the Patriots against the remains
of the French army III Spain General Blake has
lready arrived in Reynosa, to attacl, the TANKS
Of the French in that post General Csstanos
was to attack the frort Of Burgos-G Genera! Pa
Jafox with another army was to attack the other
fsnk. The three armies amounted to above co.
600 of the best regular troops; to this is to be
added 10000 of the Marquis Romana's troops,
and 10000 English troops, which are now land
'ngiu Austurias the 10000 English troops which
were in Lisbon, and $1,000 Spanisrds, from Es-
treIuadura. had marched to JOIN the army at Bur
Kos-ia addition to these, there were upwards of
$4,000 well armed peasants. The Emperor Ma
poleon is making every exertion to effect his pur-
pose in Spain, where he win be powerfully, and
we hope, successfully opposed, though not with
out great biood. shed~.R Register.
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CT cow POcK.

;. Dooroa TRENT is now inocuatnG for tAis
disease in its genuine form.
RIcHMoND, Dec. 10.
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u 1CHMoND THEATRE.-.S1r. Alacorn

- 1CHMOND THEATRE.-.Sfr. Alacorn
" and MS company, have the honor 10 inform,
he citizens of N"tnond, and it5 vicinity, that
their next performance will nc on this Eueaiaf,
tie 10Th "i December, when -yjyl BE- exhibited,
TIGHT (, Stick ROPE DANCING, TCS1s
hLLNc, LTALf4N GHADES, G-c. &c Wits
Variety OF otileI Performances, as mentioned ia
Inc bills
- The Performance viii commence at7 o.
ciock.-Admittance half q dollar.--Gcod Fires
will be kept
december 10.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 6.
Eetraet IF a letter from, London, dated 4fh oct.
&C 1t is reported here that there has been an in
surrechon at St. Petersburgh, that the empress
was at the head oft and that the cause oft was,
f.iexander's going to ErfIrth to meet Bonaparle
rand chat Alexander arrested. Great Bri-
I n, Sweden and Russia were negotiating FOR a
Peace.''
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M UTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY. --Th.s
IVA General Annual Meeting CT the Mutual
Assurance Society, against Fire on buildings of
the state OF Virginia, will be bpId ut the Capitol
IL the city OF Richmond on Monday, the first day
Of January next SAMUEL GFKENH0W.
D,;, sa.H
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RE Subscriber haUing f0nishcd himself 1vith
=" an elegant dSsortmeHt of 1p0uafiHgs and %
tger 'rdfeyiIIS beRs ieavc to igJc,nr The Public
thgf ne haS commenced The CABTNET MIX
INC BUSINESS, HboH an eSfe1Sive scale, in tho
hoHSe near Shsckoe fridge, next dooy to Samuel
Fe'saHfs' y s. printing ote,, "here he 7sWkecp
coosfG7f suppl, off0 up|s for saie ub9a reasond-
6ls teTnss---anJ Dheye furniture m'hiS line suiH be
mate Hbon the shortest notic-, and in tie most do-
broveaiash0ss, or nDon Gny model qvhich may Is
ar-efea~ The subscriber sgiH diso Fee6 OH hand, %
constant supply Of Fancy and Windsor CHT7RS
u aHaeseTipnons, FIR sale UPON reasonable ter,ns.
ca III. PERR1.
Richmond, Nov. %, 1908. CtfJ
~ 3. Coach and Sign Painting, dane at HI,
hap on the shortest notice anil in tic very 6ess man
her.
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Iro'n &c Tie Lr4ics Museu,,,,
Ts Laay ,pho eon,c!aiaea tias her exc zva,
BiooI Shot!
Oh be not afraid,
Tho ycur eye is all red,
White your checks, my dear Kate, are
So ruddy;
For so MANY die,
BY the stroke OF that eye,
No wonder the weaponis Bloody.
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US r received from PhiiadeiphiG, a csnsiga,,aen.
~ % LEATHER, consisting ej-
Wdxed CAT skins,
CossaCt, Fair Top, and cosfovan BOOT Leya.
Surfing, Renndiggssns inaiag Skins,
For sale, at Ioc pyios D. T. BUPR,
Mes. -, as,s9wC,1A4s4-I
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Assurance Dec 1, 1908. oa"'%uJ
= AN the Printers in Virginia, and in the
town ct AieH'hdria, are requested to publish the
nuary next. C.
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