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DEPARTED this life on Saturday evening
last, in the goth year of his age, Mr.. JoHN
Wksr, Of this place, eldest son OF Roger
West, deceased.
When age and infrmity sink beneath the
stroke of death, the mind becomes reconcll-
ed to the awful mandate, by the reflection
that existence could have been no longer
productive Of individual happiness or gene
raj utility. But when youth and merit have
combined to enhance the victim, we are
at a loss for an argument to induce re-
signation, OF to alleviate regret. The ca
reer Of this amiable: young gentleman was
arrested at a period perhaps the most in-
teresting in, the calendar OF life-at time
when the endearing qualities ofthe mind had
commenced their expansion, and every So
cial duty rising into action. His character
needs no commentator is eulogium neces-
sary to give color to his virtues!
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CHARLESTON, September 8.

csnta;p Arundel, OF the brig Sophia, OF
,.r,lelDhia, VIVA arrived at this port on
/ W1educsdsy evening, in. eight days from St.
r;t,, informs us, that, he left London IN
ssr;llast. for the Western Islands, where
s toot ii a cargo OF corn and proceeded to
:. Wesr fades. He touched at several of
~ 8. R;tisl, islands, in quest of market.
csa a. informs that the planters in the
Wsst India islascs, having turned their at
=. ,op 10 the cultivation OF corn and other
.r;cles Of provisions, In future they will be
shIr to suppl, themselves with every article.
&c GROUND provisions, he crops which were
comm, q ii being very iuxu.iant. Our en-
isggo instead o. being considered III the w.
IoiI.s as an evil, was hailed as great and
IMPORTANT advantage to the British nation,
and scarcely any osher flag is now flying in
. Nae. seas, than that of the British. Ac-
, s00a., had reached the West Indies from
Merieo. .he Caracas, Vera Cruz, and in
deed all the Spanish possessions and pro-
,;pces on this side OF. the river Oronoco,
.tar;ur their unanimous determination to
rks part viva the Spanish patriots. The
West Indies are now plentltaiiy supplied
With i've stock hron che Spanish Main, and
vessels are daily arriving in sae British ISL
AIDS. from Vera Cruz, with -four, &c.--
Flour MAS selling at IS. kitss for 25 dollars
per barrel, and pork at 50 dollars. A num-
Der Of vessels had lately arrived from Hall
fax, With fish, &c. French privateering is
nearly DESTROYED, in consequence OF the
war between Spain ard France, as they are
now left without any other places ofrendez-
yous IN the West Indies, than Cayenne <
Guadaloups. 1t is frequently declared IN
dle British islands, that they care not whe-
ther they ever again see the American aag
flying in those Seas.
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Capt. Rose, light cavalry.

Capt. Rose, light cavalry.
Capt. Anderson; rife corps.
Colonel Slmonds, we understand, IS url-
der orders Of march, in the direction of Os-
wego.
Colonel Burbeck of artillery is, we I'M
derstand, ordered for Detroit -ts which po-
sltlon, respectable force, it is supposed.
Will soon be detached from the new raised
corps.
aurora.
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calIv from Boston.

~ BRIG Sally, from Boston.
'9s bg Patriarch, Eastons Il days
A1, gssresten, On the evening OF the
fraai - s "a Hatseras, spoke schr. Betsey,
st' lo NJ from Baltimore, for Charleston.
Das a. schooner Amphion, Bishop, IL
A' Isam St. Peine. Left there brig Green
da' re md schooner Good Intent, Of Balti-
vleu and aid 60 or 90 sail of others, belonging
po.s Ssally to the northward, had lately ar
Flour had been up to fifty dollars,
- consequence Of the number OF arrl-
- - nom America, had fallen to thirty.
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The quantity Of tea consumed annually in
England, Scotland and Ireland, is estlma-
ted, in the appendix to Sir George Stanton
account ofthe embassy to China, at SOoOOoo
pounds, above 5000 900 of which are sad
to be fictitious, and manufactured In En-
pland Of the leaves OF ash, sloe, and other
trees.
The National Estate, intended to reward
and commemorate the descendants OF the
immortal Nelson, has at length been agreed
for by-tne Lords Of the Treasury, and we
understand in Hampshire and the present
Earl, therefore will probably be put IN pos,
session of it before the end Of the summer.
-. Loaa5n Paper.
s The humorous Dean Swift, whose anti
pathy to fishing was well known, having
been asked by a little child, what a fishing
rod meant it means, my dear, SAD ne,
& only a long pole, with u foel at one ena
=, eyery independent man read the tol-
MosrroR of Tuesday last, and lmpartiaily
pronounce on the pretcnsions OF tina. gentic'
man to he the Fl, st Magistrate OF Tree Peo-
ME. The Frenchifed Mamktn, who Is caPa-
HE of patronising such sentiments, is only n:
80 rres;de over slnves.-pp Woo to the
n ~ over whom such 6cfng IS placed IN
p.ha.;,vj Phil Reg.
rur swa.HINefor MONITOR. "a 81
. r<a.,er established TO promote Mr.. A1adlson 9
Electisn. i
Whatever INDULGENclES. Fedora.
/. ism may have experienced frsm the Boo s,N
| nv Of lanes Madison, Secretary OF state
!. !, has nothing to expect from Janes Mad.
SON, President Of the United States. : ne
!. base. dishonorabIe conduct Of the opPosi-
&c t;or, towards the administration, gives thena
/ M .iaim upon his LIBERALIIY OF
CORNERSTONE
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alsranarta DAILY 6aastsf.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.

Mr. Duvall, Comptroller of the Treasu-
y, declares that no part OF the 100000
has been drawn.
f5r6 Carolina fedsrai;sm----Willlam
CASTOR, esq. Of Newbern, John Winslow,
esq. of Fayetteville, DIR. Robert Williams, OF
Pitt County, and --, of Rowan, are cam
didates IN them respective districts for cleo
tors Of president of the y. States; they are
al of the Washington school, and lfelected,
(Which there is little doubt, will vote Tor
men favorable to free commerce.
(M Carolina M7lerva.
Estrset II a letter from a gentleman IN Nf1v-
Brxuescick, TO his friend IN Nesr 2ars, aa-
tedSe5t. II. S
"a Frenchman by the name Of Bernard
who we are assured has not been i'll this
country but few months, and cannot speak
the English language and who we under
ssandrssidcs in tour city, passed through
this town yesterday on his return rom.
Washiasson, with a commission ranking
him as major Of cavalry, III the American
sanding army. He informed a. gentleman
here, that he was going toSNew York after
hisefects, and then should join the army at
Head Quarters, Carlisle { Penn. We tear
the hand OF Napolean is in this.
" understood, that col. LIVINGSTON
con- I'D 70 xsy;tino the substance of his
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schooner Charles, MLellan, Portland ,
Caroline. Hand, Philadelphia.
Evner;ence. Simmons, Dumfies.
IS, Hasrv wilkins: Yocomico.
:Ha.ay, psden. Vienna.
7 -. hammond. Snow Hill.
~ :. Polly and Sally, Sicily, Georgetown
FI;za MTilen. sss Yeocomico.
Gloon r ,;+tIe I.adv. -. Norfolk.
Montez,,rna Palmer. do,
- cLREAED,
Brig President, Cassen, Eastern branch
Sloop Friendship, Imly, VIENNA
Little Grace, Golden, 81. Ma.ys'
.Betsey. Nimrod, Dunafries'
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[Aurora..
Notice to Mariners.


erected on Cat Island Rock, at the entrance
OF Marblehead and Salem harbors, a SPAR
40 feet high, to the top of which is annex.
ed a CASh OF about 100 gallons measure
which is seen at sea 90 or 30 feet above
land. And on Marblehead Rock Gin the
vicinity is erected monument painted
white at the bottom and black at the top,
being about three feet in the base, and Is
in height. Strangers will observe that the
course from Halfway Rock to Marblehead
Fort is w. by n. 1-2 n. three miles dis
lance, leaving the beacon on STAFFORD hand,
and the monument on-the larboard hand
and the monument bears from the beacon
W, BY S. 5-Aths S, distance 7-sths of mile.
Extract ETA letter froma gentlemaniu Piuck-
neypiAe, ,,alississibpi Territory, to agen-
tsemaa IN PHILADELPHIA.
I am sorry to infnrm you the Indians
have become troublesome on the frontiers
Of this country. An express reached the
cantonment near this place the day before
yesterday from Governor Williams, requi-
ring two companies of regular troops who
will march immediately. As the story goes
an actual engagement has taken place; some.
mischief has been done, &c.
When the story transpires, you shall
have the particulars"
From correspondent at Havana, dated
the 26th August, received via Baltimore.
3. Upwards of twenty vessels have arrlv-
cd here since yesterday morning from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore! Ihe
people here are confident the emba1 so must
be off. 1t has strange appearance.
g The people here continue firm and sted-
fast in opposition to the French. Some OF
the inhabitants had lately shewn disPosl-
ton to be troublesome in their conduct to-,
wards the public officers, susPeeting them to
be in the French interests. But the govern
or in spirited and well timed proclamation
declaring it not possible such an attachment
could exist now toward that nation, and
threatening to bring the cALuMNIAToas to
hard reckoning, has silenced them and g
very thingis quiet. Very large patriotic
contributions are making towards the ex-@
pcnces of the war"
on 7. Gda.)
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e. At the 1olicitation of a
number of our country friends,
we shall commence, on the 9th
of this month, the publication
of a paper for the country, three
times a week, which will contain
all the matter and advertise
ments published in the daily pa.
per. The price will be FIVE
DoLLARs fer annum.
Such Of our prefent patrons
as rellde on the route where the
mail goes but once a week, will
be furnifhed with the country
paper in lieu of the daily one,
unless ordered otherwiie.
LOTTERY OFFICE.
Is T1cxETs in the Char,ta5le
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the alexandria DAILY Gazette,
price Five Dolls. g Seventy 6ve
cents. A regular list of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
For Sale,
ut W1EL1AM FIrzHueH's, Esq. Plantation,
on Rarensworth, 10 miles from 'ds 'e~'- u
.flrrand,ia--
Six young Rams Of the Ar
linpton long wool breed--tbey are large and
the wool very fne--Price 10 dollars each.
also FOR SHE,
OK Ewes, very large and tat,
now good mutton-and some Beef cats'e'
which will be sold low for cash only.
7 Ravensworth,; Sept. Il: Jaw
For Sale or Rent,
A convenient wen finished HOUSE, now
occupied by the subscribers with an extensive
! Garden, situated in a desirable part OF the.
town, on the upper end of .King-street, near
good water. The above property is well cal.
sulated to accommodate genteel family
For further particulars apply 10
/ William N. Mills.
! c....nh.r1 9aw3w
TO RENT, i
! A convenient two story Dsselzing HoAse and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Fit
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
! also,
THE HOUSE On Fairfax stfest sccupl0
by Mrs. WILssr. - =: {
i Apply to
( Robert l.. Tayldn
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MI. Duvall, Comptroller of the Treasu-
y, declares that no part Of the 100000
has been drawn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17

LAND FOR SALE.---PiVsuaat TO a deed Of
trust executed to the subscribers by IohH Miller,
for the purpose of securing the 6Gyn,eat of sun,y
debts therein mentioned TsiH be sold ubon tke 6rSf
Monday in January 1903, for cash ubon the IRE
misses, tract Of ka,d, mentioned IN said deed w.
ing upon the sVaters IF Locketts and Rarris' creek
IN the county Of Prince-EdzvGyd, ard SUPPOSED 10
contain betSDeen SIX and seven hundred acres We
shall make sach tite is transferred to as BY sa,
Miller, Saving all former incun6eraacss Tie
improvements upon this Eaaa Snci as are usuai
1'on snug Plantations IN This PARE o. the country,
JUt letter .fencsi han usual
Prime Edward, DC 10, 1907.
CH6RLES WOODSON,
.9A1fES JTEDISON,
Trustees.
=, The above sale is postponed till Tues.
lay the 2S,h day of June next
April 20, 500. low
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FOR NE,

EOh 1LG,
and SALT PETRE, WANTED.
TIE Subscribers have become partners
in the Gun PcwDEH WoRks, III the
niChborbood al ,his city, formerly carried
Oh under the firm Of Hugh Warden and
the said firm being dissolved by mu-
tua' conseui.
The partners whose firm is hereunto
subscribed, will contract FOR large guam.
tity Of Salt Pctre, either crude or tefaed.
ii the best quality, TO be delivered to them
M this city, OF TO Mr. John Leslie on
Mr Joseph Dlrmsdatt, merchants, who
will keep samples ofthe gun pov der made
AZ the works and receive orders fOr r.
Letters addressed TO the subscriber, ~
Richmond will be d1ly answered. They
assure The pdblic that their powder has met
with general appreciation, it Is made azed
and clean, equal in quality to imported
powder, aid they will furnish IL IN lafg
OF smal quantities Of every description,
according TO orders which may be sent to
them IL will be delivered new from the
works, AID or such reasonable terms as
they hope vii! procure j. Pre- ference TO
powder from abroad or from other states.
As ihe said works have been establish
cd al considerable expense, and are superb
or IN several rsspec s TO any in the upper
country, so as to make The powd-r IN o
more perfect manner, the partners hops
thy will meet with that encouragement,
which improvement deserves from gene
rous people.
JOHN ELLIS AND
HUGH WARDEN.
Rlchm0ndJ April 18th, 1909. Wan
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IN COUNCIL. Mav G zoos

I'm wv MIL, May 6, 1908.
Proposals vii! be received by Tire Exc
cutive until Friday the l7th dav Of June
next fer making 500 Rifles, Of the fonow.
ing description, viz
The barrel to be three feet ine inches
long, and OF q cal.bre suited 10 carry hail
~ nall an ounce weigh, ayoirdupois, win
lonr loops, 10 contine il in the stock. The
screw OF The breech to contain four full
thSeads to centine il in The barrel, The
sight nearest the muzz,e TO b. two and ore
fourth inches from the cnd of The barrel IN
the centre thereof, and the sight nearest
the breech to be fourteen inches from The
breech,end of the barrel.
The stock to be made Of curlcd mamie or
BLACK walnul wood we'll seasoned (he ma.
pie will be, preierred) The breach of The
stock to be fifteen inches and three f5ur,bs
long from the end Of the barrel to the heel,
and the stock, il made Of maple, TO be
co'ored wi h aqua forts.
f. good double bridled lock, with frjc.
ton wheel in the end Of the hammer
3 ring The lock plate to be FIVE & an half
inches long, one inch broad and all The
several parts thereof, to he made in due
proportion thereto. The mounting 10 be
made Of brass well polished. The parts
to consist Of heel plate, guard, three
lhlmbles, nose piece, pa,chb box, spring.
&c. The guard to be formed with a curve
rising from the stock, to support the hand
when the finger is applied to the trigger.
Inc forward end Of the guard to bs con-
lined TO the stock, with stud and pin and
the tale thereof with a wood screw. One
screw IN the breeeh for combining the bar.
rel in The stock, the end of which screws
into the trigger plate, and through which
there is female screw. Two screws 10
conhrc the lock 70 the stock and bsrrel.
which screws are 10 be case hardened
Iwo wood screws in the heel plate, one
wood screw IN the tale Of the Guard and
'even smali wood screws in the patch hoy.
The trigger 10 be case hardened. Tn.
Rifle to be furnished with bullet roouIds
and wiper suited to its calibre a ram
rod OF good hickory wood stained viii
aqualortis, and a bayonet.
DANL. l.. HYLTON,
elk. of the CT.
BLANK BONDS
fsT safe st tAis office,
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AdVtrtiS enlent.

pY viftus OF a decd oftrust executed by VIII
~ lam iluichcson 20 the tubscr bers, on the
24th day Of Cctob =, 1905 which deed hath been
since duly proven ami recorded in The county
court of Herrico, ard ia conformity 70 q reqoest
in writing, made by Charles Els, for whose
benefit the said deed Of trust was exc-uied TIN,
subscribers vii, tor the purpose of raisinga
sufficient sum of morcy, 20 discha-se the amount
doe On Two b1nds, given by the said Hu,cheson
10 the said ChaI.es Eli] mentioned in the said
deed Of Trust, and tor other purposes therein spe.
ciGei proceed 20 sell a. publi1 aucti n FOR ready
mone,, on the PIE 'sss, on Thursday the 10 n
day q Jane rext. al that Tract Of Land in the
deed Aforesaid mentioned, or 81 much thcie as
shall be SUFFICIENT 20 sadsiy the debr aforesaid
aud otner objects Of The trust. The lid Tract OF
Land &c situated IN thc uppe. part OF Eenuco
couaty, on the waters Of Tuckahoe- Creek, b. o.
,og the saute Land on which ihc said Charles
Ellis formerly resided, and IS Particularly des
ed5ed in The deed Of irus, aforesaid. and in The
deed by which the said Charles Bills conveyed
The same 70 the SAID Flutcheson, bo.h of which
deeds, or copies thereof, will be shswn on tho
day Of sale.
JOHN PATTERSON
STEPHEN ELLIS.
May 10, 1903. w3,'
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Valuable Lands.

EEsubScriosr viii Sell. on c. iii. or ex.
: change for Property in Richmond Oh is
neShooFhcoa. the following LANDS, to wit:
500 acres IN the state OF Kentucky, by surge,
oearing date The 10Th day of October 1877, iyinc
and being in the district apart for the oiios,s
and soldiers of The Virginia state line, on Litte
Barren river.
Also, 1900 acres, in Kentucky, by survey
bearing dase the 10Th October 1897, likewise w.
ing IN the distria set apar, for the officers AMI
soldiers CT the Virginia state line. on the no. IL
side OF Li;tIe river. 4 branch Of Cumberland Il.
yer, aud about two aud an half miles from tlt
mouth of Little river.
Also. $50 acres ofl.and ia the county Of Ma.
son. SKATE 4 Virginia. on Old Town creek, about
miles isom Mason courthouse
ini;sPuablc titles wi. lie made 20 the above
'isn'ioned lands and Plcts Of each ,ga9 ma, b.
zen Oh application TO the subscriber Yesidlng in
Richmond.
THOMAS nOEANNAN
January e3l. 1908. If
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10 Dollars Reward

> UNAWAY from ,he subscriber on the l1th
1Sos December last, negro woman named
CHARLOTTE late the properly of Gls.
Ttmhe:lake OF Hanover county. She is Of a
light complexion about five feet high, has a scar
on her forehead, supposed 10 be IS or So years
Old. 1t is supposed she is hasbofed in Rich
monG by her husband who is hired At the Armo-
~, o. III New Kent by GONE Of his relations, or
acquain'ances
The above reward viii be paid to any person
who will deliver lie said woman 10 the suoscri-
Der or secure her Ia any JAIL
WILLIAM w. DICKINSON
Richmond April ", 1908. rf1
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Land, Negroes, &c.

TUX SALE.
PURSUANT to the last will and tcs,ament of
Benjamin Foler, deceased. will be sold al pub
lie auction. Z; his la.c dwelling house. IN Han.
over county, on Thursday, the 10 h dav of
May next, If fair, il not the next fair day. On 9
months creii', .hs purchaser giving bond with
approved security, c@,syiHg intcres. from the
date if 40, punc.uall, paid,
About Ten Likely NEGROES,
among them va'uuble Blacksmith, Shoemaker
b1eklayer, and Cooper.--At tie same rime aud
pace, on SIX mon lbs credit, for IL, sums above
t"eu-y dollars, for bond and security As above
and cash Tor all sums o. twenty dollars and En'
per, will b. sold his HOUSEHOLD and KfT.
CtiLN OKNiE U ~, am ng which IS an ex.
Cellent Eignt'DAy Clock. two copper stills OF
~ gallons each. Siud Hor5e b. Lampligb-
;-T" called Ready RhinO' aWaggon and team.
Two rding and several other Horses and Mf.cs
single Gig and Harness And on Monde, he
10th day Ct INC same IDo.n, If fair if 10, the neg,
tar day On The premises, will be sold. 2 v9!ue.
DE TRACT OF LAND, lying IN the upper and
OF Hanover county. commonly called Da.id An
cerjons store Containing Sos and a half acres
more or less, and immedia.c possrssien viven.
Tor which one third Of the purchase money n,ps'
oe paid on the day Of sale, and Que ard two
ears credit will be given for the balance.
tie purchaser giving deed Of rust on he
FSW',eS 70 bscufc tne Two last payments,
"i'h bonds and approved security. carrying in.
'e'sst rom the DATE, II not punetuaIy paid.
- Bond Ctedi ors will find it their interest 10
attend those sales. t1at some arrangements NAV
be made for dscharging their claims Those
hav ns legal claims against the said estate. viii
please make them known, and those indeb,ed
"i'i please make immedate payment, as no in.
diligence can be given.
MATHEW TOLER,
Adm'oy with the win annexed.
Hanover County, April 90 1903 wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-17
JOHN PATTERSON.
STEPHEN ELLIS.
w3l'
May 10, 1903.
MEMOIRS
or
WILLIAM SAMPSON,

Intending particulars Of his adventures in various
paris Of Europe his confirem Mt IN the dun
geon O. the Inqui-iliou 10 Lisbon. &c. &c.
SkYERAL ORIGINAL LE7TERS.
Being his correspondence with the ministers OF
state in Gtcai Britain and Portugal
Rshort skefc6 ofthe HISFoRrofIRRLHxD
Particularly 40 II respects the spirit Of British Dc
mina'ion in tha' country; and Few observat
ons On the state Of manners, e. in America
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ALEX ANDER Men AE.

7 NJ MAXIM UY by tAe Subscriber in
a Prince-E Edward County, near Spring
u Greek, one BRINDLE STEER. a.
bout years Old, marked with "a crop in
each year and two Sits, with white back
and mostly his tail and under his flank and
belly, Appraised TO Ave dollars and half.
1t has been at my house best part of two
winters. NATE: THACKSTON.
3Oth April. 1903. w9n
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Absc0nded

ON the morning of the 9th inst. from the Cub.
Fc'iber, an apprentice to the Taylor'i business.
named villa m PARHAM FERNANDO.
in the 20th yeaY of his age; about 4 feel ~ .
inches high, very much ,eckied, his hair OF \
rsi ca,os and STOUT made-This boy va, bound
% me by the Orphans Cours OF Prince Gcor,re
County aud ali persons ave cautioned from har-
boring or employing him, at their pa,il az lie
a'mosr 'igors of the law VIII be enforced again.
hem a reward OF ave dollars viii be paid for
tire delivery of ,he laid boy to me in dis nlare
William Morris.
Petersbursh May 10 1873. 6
~ Mr.. Diddsp Of R,chuord, and Mr. Hen.
- Sumpter of Manchester. viii obljge me nv -
wing any information ia ,heir power, concerning
he said boy. w. M.
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-Four Dollars Fer Annum-Paid in Adoasace.1
Horses for sale.

TOR SALE at the Stable of the Bell
4 Tavern, THREE ELEGANT SAD
DIE HORSES, each A, 5 and years old.
Apply to
ROBERT TURNER.
Bell Tavern, 9th May, 1908. If
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Penftenf.ary Store.

HE subscriber, Agent for the Pensentiary,
4 offers for sale the following articles, the ma
nufacture that institution at very low prices for
cash only At retail, and at 90 credit at wholesale.
tor approved endorsed negotiable notes
CUT NAILS
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MOVAL,

tTTE have removed cur Countinghouse to TIL
~ house Immediately below, and con,isuous
'he enc We have hitherto occupied, Uh-re we
lave Tor sale, Muscovado Sugar by the hogsheat
~ barrel, Sherry Wine, in quarter casks, and :
'ew Cases Old Claret OF superior quality.
RokERr & ALLAN POLLOK. & Co.
Marcel S, 1903. GG