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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

NECScN, ti!bI Tie Oh SFSeni.OW x
Colo IS this day aissslred
The Subscriber offers for sale at Prime cost
and charges, the whole of his well assorted
STOCK in TRADE, which has been purchased
lire best terms witt, ready money, at the fol-
lowing credits, viz. one 9Th part of their amount
with legal interest on the whole to be paid at the
end ofthe first year, and so ON regularly one 9th
part at the end ofeach successive year, with the
interest on what remains unpaid, until the pay
ments are completed; the purchaser giving
bonds, with approved security for the payment of
the different instailm cnts, as they become due
The subscriber advanced in years, and in
quest of that repose, which the evening of life
requires, intends, it the contemplated disposition
OF his goods. is not effected by the first day of Oc
tober, next life and health permitting. to retail
them 1T very reduced prices for cash only
Adopting this rs his rule of conduct, from
which, he means not to depart he hopes, that
none Of his much respe cted customers, who have
favored him with their orders, and whose pune
tuality entities them to be dealt with as hereto
fore, will be offended.
That they may have cause to be so |; and
that he may be. freed from that load of business,
ever attendant Credit sales: it is, that he thus
addresses them
RIO (,RFFNuOW
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TTOR REET-rhc HOUSE ct present occu.
J. pied by Jolr' Page ,Esq. leine pleasantly ST.
tnatcd aud sn'te5ie f,r ganteel family, Pos.
session given lst Octobcr neNt--FJr terms, en-.
qric at W soutligste's store.
AugIsl IS. r1aw4wl
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ETOR SALE.--Valuable HORSES, CGLTS,
J. and BROOD MARES. On Thursday the
eth OF September next, viii BE- offered FeR
SALE, on, tue Mansfield Race Ground, IN the
COUNTY of Amelia, near Bcy.l's bridge about %
miles from Petersburg and so from Richmond,
ninr mead OF HoRSE.S, amongst Which are some
OF as well bred Mares and Colts as were ever
raised in the United Stgtes; one OF the mares is
the dam OF the celebrated horse Wonder, and of
mostof these Colts Also, a well bred SACK
DIS, allowed to be the hest now in Virginia, be-
longing TO the estate of the late Francis Eppes Of
Chesterfield. Twelve months credit will be g-
ven and bonds with approved security required
before the delivery OF the property.
By THE EXECUTORS
Sept 3. ftatESl.
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Xfy ANTED, as apprentices at the Offs, Of
w the EEQtIRER. TWO BOYS, from Il to
10, Of rcputa5 : onnsot.ons.
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FVASH gwen for WIZ l., nv
~ WHITE &. 3HELTON
Juy22. tf
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To Mrs Frances Tabb payable on
the Goth Of May 1903, with in
terest ON e 100: 5 4, a part SSl6076 !: 50
thereof from the 25th May 1907,
till paid,
To the same payable on the 26th} 400 IA
Of May 1908, W.
To the same guardian 60 heT0
infant daughter Sci6ncOra Tabb,
payable ON the same day, with oeso oo
interest on & go 10 9 a part 200 %
thereof from the Doth of May
1907, till paid,
To the same guardian 70 her inn
fsnt daughter Mariana Tabb,
payable on the same day, with : 1885 90
interest on s 600, part thereof
from the Goth May, 1907,
To Randolph Harrison, payable onl 20 ooo
the same day, A~'0VV -
To J L. Cunningham payable onl ooeo
the same day, o'oO -
AIRY T. YENABLE,)
DtNPv HATCHER, {. Tfustees
JOHN G. SMITH,
July 90. 1ewf5sJ
a 4 Meeting Of The Trustees OF tie Rich-
n mond Academy at the Capitol, August 9,
1913.
Or,iered, That the following resolution he pub.
lshed for tho information of those concerned
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06

TOR RENT-Fhe TENEMENT at present
Il occupiedby Mr.. Archibald Foster, near the
Market Bridge Possession may be had on the
LIST of Octobernext. Also, FoR Rent or SALE,
a two Story HOUSE, SC. <now finishing OH on
ShockG Hill Possession OF which may be mad
about tue lstof November next.
WM. McKIM.
Richmond, Sept. D. T8w1
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M WILLIAMSBURG, AUG. %, lS0S-For
w reasons operating on the parties, Be it
tnosru, that the Mercantile Firm of Cfeenhow &
I'll e L L !, L.. 4
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From the diAic.ltv witch Il isexpceted wiz
be eN}rrseacel II, ,ie further s...e o. tickets ia.
the 81 Glass o. lhe Richmond Acael> 'ny T.ot,c,,,
owiG.c To he fresen, situation oithe countfy,i IS
Reso!pei, Th,s notice he given To the hSld,Ts
OF tickets int,e said 81 Class, urt they return
the said tickets 10 those OF whom they were pur-
0n2sco Tor inc purpose OF having tie purCnase
money returned
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7 Do hereby torewarn all persons iron. Trading
Tor Bona of mine executed TO James HIck-
man iortwenty-hve pounds, dated z1h April last,
as donot conceive / owe hun aay part thereof.
ROBERT MENDUM
Sept g. r3wI
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SAMUEL COLEMAN, sec'ry.


Augusti6, [tf
(SASH SALES by virtue Of a deed OF trust
~ executed to as on the thirteenth day of July,
1906, BY David Ross, Esq. for the purpose OF Sc
curing to Benz. Mosby, the sum Of fourteen thou
sand dollars, with interest on seven thousanc,
dollars, part thereof, from the sad thirteenth
day OF July, 1906, till paid, and all other charges
attending the execution of the said trust deed,
(Which was recorded IN the district court Of Rich.
mond, Virginia, at the September term, 1906,
and in the court of appeals of the State of Ken
lucky, at Frankfort, on the nth day of April,
1907 y We will sell to the highest bidder, for
ready money at the front door OF the Eagle Ia
vern, in the city of Richmond, Virginia, on Ss-
torilay the first day of October next all that ES-
TATE in the county of in the state ot,
Kentucky, called and well known By the name of
the BIG BONE LICK, containing about tive
Thousand acres on the Big Bone Creek, and
four thousand acres the Oho--the whole
located and surveyed under old military warrants,
embracing the whole of the said David's estate in
thatpart ofKen,ucky, and containing in the whole
SIX thousand acres, be the same more or less.
y; "; gS3 4LISN. Trustees.
Richmond, Va August 16, 1908 Ttdsl
D lCHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
IL At a meeting of the directors of the said
company at the Swan Tavern, in the City os Rich.
mnnd, ON Monday evening the 18th of August
1903,
Resolved, That call of five dollars on each
share of the Stockholders in the company be paid
To- the Treasurer on or before the 20th of next
month
Resolved, That all shares of delinquent Stock
holders in the Company be sold at the Swan Ia
yern, in this City, on the Goth of next month, at
O'Clock IN the evening.
A Copy, N.SHEPPARD, Clerk.
August 10. rt2OS1
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VRGlNIA-At a superior court of Chance.

Goochland, August %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-03
s;sra.soria Dailp 6asitse.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s.

n:.satchss By the Hope.--The dispatches
g ~ vessel, which has made a voyage
=. s,,,nprecedentediv rapid, have been re-
ri from both England and France.
~, woodward arrived with those from
q l.nrr. Just after the former had reached
nv bv the mail. The whole viii doubt
!. undergo the scrnsiny Of the cabinet !;
[lths pubic cninot be more than unother
{ aainformed ostils actual relations be-
~ lie United States and foreign pow-
] Congress wa meet ON II oaday neS-,
I~,as n,snlbeTs of;iast body are now IN
q, end thsrs cs.n Be li,tle question, from
|, .;;atsgssssiag crisis which exists, that a
nun MI s., formed on the first day o.
SESSION.. TIE presidents massage viii
srrosanabie. be one OF the moss inter-
ne state papers which has appeared In
|, COUNTRY since the declaration Of iade-
rdsnee.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-03
IN COMMON COUNCIL.
November /, Is

.hoOeni6er !, 1903
ON baileting for President, in place Of
James Russell, deceased, Nfiacni S. Eioote
was duly elected.
Ordered, That the Assiae of Bread within
the limits of the Corporation of Alexandra,
be hereafter regulated agreeably to the fol-
lowing schedule.
When the price of super6ne -four Per bar
relis S 8 Is Cents, the two pound loaf 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-03

But the misfortune is, that there is no such
thing in nature as negative virtue, and that
absolute idleness is impractieable. He, who
does no good, will certainly do mischief ;
and the mind, if it is not stored with useful
knowledge, will necessarily become ma
gazine of nonsense and trihes. Wherefore
a gentleman, though he is not obliged to
rise and open his shop, or work at his trade,
should always find some way of employing
his time to advantage. If he makes no adj
vances in wisdom, he viii become more and
more slave to folly; and he that does no.
thing, because he has nothing to do, will
become vicious and abandoned, or at best
ridiculous and contemplate.
= 6 do not know more melancholy OBJ
iect, than man of an honest heart and fine
natural abilities, whose good qualities are
thus destroyed by Incidence. Such per-
son is a constant plague to ali his friends and
acquaintance, with all the means in his pow
er of adding to their happiness; and suffers
himself to take rank amongst the lowest
characters, when he might render himself
conspicuous among the highest. Nobody
is more universally beloved and more uni
versally avoided, than my friend Careless.
He is an humane man, who never did be-
nehcent action; and man of mistaken in
tegrity On whom it is impossible to depend.
With the best head, and the best heart, he
regulates his conduct in the most absurd
manner, and frequently injuries his friends );
for whoever neglects to do justice to HIM
self must inevitably wrong those with whom
he is connected; and it is by no means a
true maxim, that an idle man hurts nobody
but himself.
Virtue then is not to be considered in
the light of mere innocence, or abstaining
from harm J. but as the exertion Of our ia
culties in doing good: as Titus, when he
had let day slip, undistinguished by some
act Of virtue, cried out, {" I have lost day.
Ifwesesard our iII.s jpt thiskight, how 4s1,
ny days shall we look dporSels ssfretrievabl9
lost;S hQwss1a arrow Q, ssaaEsss. Yaita,
such a method Of calculation freqrehtat re.s
duce the. longest life? five were. to number
our days, according as we have applied
them to virtue it would occasion strange re-
volutons in the manner of reckoning the a.
ges Of men. We should see some few ar
rived to good old age in the prime OF their
youth, and meet with several young fellows
Of four score"
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EXTRACT.

e There is not in the world more useless
idle animal, than he who contents himself
with being merely a gentleman. He has
an estate !; therefore he will not endeavor to
~ knowledge: He is not to labor IN
any vocation; therefore he VIII 90 nothing
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-03
NEW INVENTION.

Asa Frost, of CaZenovia, Madison coun-
ty, New York, has obtained letters patent,
under the seal of the L. States, for a ma
chine, called BRICK MACHINE.-
The advantage to brick makers 70 be deriv-
ed from the use ofthis machine, are nu-
merous. The operation Of preparing the
mortar, is simple and expesliiious-which
is performed by draft with horses Or oxen.
The brick yard which has been heretofore
exposed, and the newly stricken brick la
bic to be demolished by sudden rains, are
now perfectly secure, by means Of a cover
ing which stands and moves on trundles,
and can be thrown over or taken OF yard
or fifty feet square in the space ct two MI
mates. The importance of this invention is
acknowledged by the most eminent brick
workmen, and by all others who have seen
It's operation.
A volume Of the Napolean Commercial
Code of Laws, printed in Stereotype by
DIDoT, in Paris, was sent to Madrid with
King JoE. When he fed from the latter
place, he left this precious morsel 5000 CO.
pics) behind him, preferring the regalio OF
Spain to the regulations of Napoleon the
Great! One copy, together with several
valuables, because curious Spanish books,
were received in London few weeks ago.
Part Of the Finale tn the Zragi-con.fe Farce,
lately acted at Baysnne.
BoxEr. WHY POUNDS Brother JoEl
DONE you know
That Spain is our own
Why then, my deal Jes
Dent you go
Seize the crown,
And sit down
On your throne.
BRorsER Jox. Alas; Brother NAP!
This Spain is a trap
The Devil has laid for our ruin
SO BoHEY, beware
Of this damnable snare,
Remember the story of Bruin.
You're building castle In air
Fer no matter who'll VIA
A claim to the skIn
| IF nobody kills the Bear.
Port Of alexandria.
: ARRIVED,
Schr. Patsey, Curtis, Savannah, lGso')
1 COTTON and rice 1olln Gird.
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BY
LOTTERY OFFICE.

Is TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the office
of the Alexandria Daily Gazette,
price Eue Dolls. g Seventy tDe
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
or Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
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than the latter. Our present prices would
afford s4s. per quarter for fine American
wheat, and As. per Dbl. for fresh superhne
flour of good quality, which you viii no
tlce to be much above those we. name for a
cautious speculation"
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TRIBUTE.

TRIBUTE.
The democratic writers speak with anger
Of certain duties being demanded by Eng
land, Oh the entrance into its ports, Of Anne
rican property; but they forget to mention,
that the same property, if by chance, the YES
sci bearing it, should be spoken by Bri-
fish ship, and afterwards taken into France,
would be CONDEMNED in toto. We
VIII however forego the consideration of
foreign duties in order to consider what
kind of duties, taxes, and impoSitions, are
now placed on the American people, by
their own government. The lists borrow
ed from a southern paper, and reads thus:
ERuacra:i.n ef Tie Taxes ao1O PAID IN a
n1er1ca.
The tax to pay for Louisiana.
The tax TO take place of the duties col
lscted On sugar and coffee, whichB onap arte
wont let US bring from St. Domingo any
longer.
The tax to pay the two millions, which
may not be enough to secure our title to
Louisiana.
The tax TO take place Of the duties col
lected or all goods which cannot be import
q, any longer.
The tax which the farmer pays by his
wheat rotting.
The tax which the miller pays by his mil
standing.
The tax which the cooper pays by his
barrels falling to pieces.
The tx which the shipwright pays BY his
timber decaying.
Tie tax which the boatbuilder pays BY his
plauks rottlng.
The tax which the ropemaker pays BY his
hemp tanSling.
The tax which the caulker pays by has
pitch running.
The tax which the fsllerm an pays by his
fish thrown away.
The tax which the coachnakcr pays by
his coaches on hand, not to be exported.
The tax which the chair and cabinet ma
kers pay by their furniture going out OF ia
shion.
The tax which the hatters, sheemakers,
taylors and smiths pay by their creditors
bankruptcy. !,
The tax which the landlord pays by the
tenants running away.
The tax which the tenant pays BY stand
mo idle at his workbench shopboard or
counter. =,
/ The tax which the merchant pays by
painting and wetting his ships.
The tax which the sailor pays by losing
his wages. J.,
The tax which every poor man pays by
being turned out Of employment
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
OF THE REGISTER.
Letter from an official character at Cadiz
to his friend in this city.
CADIz, 9Th tug. 1903.

to his friend in this city.
CADIz, 9Th Tug. 1903.
Fresh victories daily crown our noble
arms ever those OF the abominable and trea-
cherous Napoleon. His forces have been
completely overthrow in Arragon, under
the walls Of Saragossa, on the 5th instant.
Our brave troops are marching from all
quarters to exterlainate the wretches who
still pollute some OF our northern provinces.
Joseph and his gang are nearly surrounded,
and am in hopes will not be able to effect
their escape to France. A brother of the
tyrant once in our possession, may probably
insure the personal safety OF our beloved
Young monarch, who yet remains in letters.
We viii break tl.emor perish in the attempt
-Fernando is the very heart of Spaniard,
a name dearer to him than hsfe.
The gun-boats stationed on Lake Barata-
ia have been very successful in capturing
vessels engaged in violating the embargo
laws. A letter from gentleman on board
No. 10, dated at New Orleans, August 90,
states, tlsat the amount Of prize money to
each nan bclopgingto her will be upwards
OF 300 dollars" He further states we
are erecting telegraph houses along the RI
ver, and shall sail il a few days for our old
station, where we confidently expect to meet
wi,h repetition CT our former good for
tune Nat. hlfcl.
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PUBLIC.SALE.

ON SATURDAY NEXT,
lit IL o'clock, gu;N be sold, on Mfr. bILeans
zphar, on credit Ct 90 ard 90 days,
40 bales of Georgia Upland COTTON
10 tierces Of RICE
10 half do.
November 8
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against
N the estate of Absoiem Miller, dec.
are requested to bring them 10, properly
astes.ed. within the time specified BY
law, otherwise they will be debarred
from receiving payment, as it is abso.
lu.ely necessary that all the atF4irs Of said
estate should be closed as speedily as pos4
sible. ,.
ID Those indebted t 0 said estate, are de-
sitetl to settle their respective dues i'm
mediately, or suits will be instituted for
theii recovery.
NJ i'll. Creek, Dec. IS, 1907.
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FOR SALE,
A VALUABLE =.
Woman,
about assyears Of age, that 10 well aes
quaintl 9Th every kind Of house work.
WILLIAM BENTLEY.
Berkeley county, Nov. 81, 1907.

THE subscriber as Guardian ofMaR.
nus Muse, wishes to lease 70 .
good tenant for a term Of s or s years, .
valuable FARM in the county Of Jefer-
son, on which is a good log dwelling
house, kitchen and about. $50 acres 81
cleared land, IS or so acres Of which IL
in meadow, a 6ne spring and stream Of
water running through said farm-The
greater proportion Of the cleared land 10
fresh, being but recently eeared-If it
would be an accommodated TO persons
wishing to lease said farm, they can be
furnished with slaves on hire to work
the same. y - ~
The subscriber wishes also to make
sale Of sixty or seventy acres Of small
grain, growing OF said Farm. Apply in
Charles Town, Jefferson county.
WILLIAM TATE.
November ~, 1907. ~
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THE subscriber has-a good road
L Wagon and FIVE valuable Horses,
completely equipped for the roads, which
he win sell very how for cash, or on a
long credit, or will barter for a tract of
good Land, well situated, and pay the
balance in cash. "
ri 4-H lie sUantS TO- purchase
stwensy or thirty young thriving Steers,
for keeping over winter, for which a
i. generous price witt be given in cash
ApPlyt to "
WILLIAM WILSON. -.
"a Prospect iu, December IS, 1907
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PubIlc Sale.

WILL &c sold at public vendue, on
Nv Friday the 22d Of January next,
of the plantation where the subscriber
now resides, belonging to John Carver,
near Back Greek, a Road WAGON
and a team Of FIVE strong Horses, with
Gears ; Cows and Sheep a variety OF
Household and Kitchen Furnitpre-
Farming Utensils, &c. Nine months
credit viii be given, on bond with ap.
proved security. The sale will begin
about ten O'Clock. .
DAVID woLGAMQTT.
December IS, .f8o7.
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Land for fale.

THE subscriber. offers for sale, At a
i moderate price, the Farm lately
occupied and ownedtby Alexander Pitt
Buchanan, Esq. in the. County Of JEFF
ferson, Virginia, consisting OF about
900 acres ; it has On it q valuable Mill.
Seat, a large proportion Of Wood Land,
is well improved, and Is Inferior to non
in its neighbourhood for the production
Of Corn and small grain Il lies in the
,neighbourhood Of, aud includes Lee
Town, adjoining the lands of Mr.: Rich
Willis, MI. Viewer, Mr.. cambridge
ara Mr.. Baylor, on two great public
roads, ten miles from Martinsbotg, the
same distance from Shepherds Town,
and six from Charles Town. This Es.
tate is conveyed to the subscriber for the
purpose of raising money to pay certain
debts. An undoubted tide can be made,
aud possession given Immediately.
Application may be made to the snbscri-
Der, living in Charles Town, Jefferson
County, Virginia.
JOHN DIXON.
December 10, 1907.
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NOTICE..

A PETITION will be presented to
n the General Assembly at its next
session, praying that a law may pass for
the appointments of Commissioners with
power to regulate tbs police of the town
Of Bath and to raise, BY way of Lottery,
or otherwise, . sum Of money for the
Improvement Of the Public Square with
in the same. 81, - ~"
Oetoberl6, 1907 49, "a .
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GAVIN & WIN. HAMILTON,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

II ETURN~ their thanks to their
II friends and former customers in
the Country Towns, and inform them
they will hereafter decline soliciting their
fayours personally, q by their agent,
and refer them for their future supplies
Of Snuff, to the wholesale dealers in Bal
tiu1ore, George Town. Alexandria, FIRE.
dericksburs, Richmond, Petsrsburgh,
and Norfolk, orsIo themselves in Phi.
iadelphia. at prices considerably re-
duced from the former.
November IS, 1907.
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defendant, Richard Chenow.
L eth, o having entered his ap-
Pearance agreeable to ar oct of Assem-
bly, and the rules ofthis court> and it ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this Com
monwealth, on the motion of the eofp-
Plainant, by His counsel, it is ordered,
that the said Richard ehenoweth do ap-
pear here on.he Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to auswer the
bill of the complainant, and'that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and jefferson Inteligencer for
two months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court-House of said
County.
A Copy. Teste,
David HUNTER, c.B.c.
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NOTICE.

4 II persons indeb.ed to the sub.
n aeri6ers for the service of their
horse SHEPPARD, are requested to make
payment at or upon the fifteenth instant,
to Patrick Duae, Martinsburg. or their
accounts win be left with . proper OH
Ger for collection. ].
DAVID & HENRY WAsHKaAucH.
January l, 1908.