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aIsranDrta Datlp 6a,stse.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER &c.
CONFIRMATION.

We have been politely fdvored with the tof-
buing letter, from agrnttensan IN fe7o
Iark, ofthe first responsibility, to his cor
respondent in this te1v1,, dated Nes0 7or6,
Sept. 90, 1909.
TIE news from Cueta to Baltimore is
confirmed. This morning the Spanish Con-
sui received official accounts from Porto XII
co, ,ha, a most bloody battle was fought on
the 9th and 2Ssh July, between the comoln-
tdarmy in Spain near Madrid. and the
French; in which the latter experienced "a
total defeat, having lost in killed wounded
and prisoners, $4,000 men. |uesta and
Sir A. Wellesley commanded.
Mn. SxowpEN,
WE unexpectedly perceive Master
Barrett mentioned in the play otthe evening,
aud think it tribute due to merit to say We
Zee 1t with sentiments of mingled pleasure
and regret. With pleasure, that the true
listeners of genuine talents have it again IN
their power of witnessing his inimitable per-
'0rmancs; and with regret, that the cha
faeter allotted him should not be more ade-
auate to the fascinating power Master Bar
i,stt eminen.ly possesses. Yet, as we recol-
set some toiersbly good speaking in the
part, We hesitate no, to say, we are conhden1
alsmany respectful admirers will hoidthsm-
selves highly indebted 10 Mr.. Warren tor
introducing in his benefit youth whose mo-
aest and engaging eountenanee gives IN It
sell an in6nity of pleasure to the lovers OF
saastness. Ina word, to sum up the whole
Which nigh. be heightened to columns--we
proceed TO say, in the different characies OF
isung Douglas, of Frederick Fri65urg, and
y Lo'haire, Master Barrett never iaiis 10
'narm his audience, by his attitude, true to
nature; his countenance true to the senti-
msnt expressed, and in concepsion-of the
saaraeter he personates, always correct, al
ways chaste this delightful pupil Of nature
i, ,sa never fail taking captive the hearts Of
Gus audience. ...p(,sg.,, Z.
10 the candid and iudicious eye, the: cha
.ss.er given will not appear exaggerated
@ua We have but to lament, from whatever
,'use 1t may have proceeded, shat he has mol
Sen seen oftener on thu boards, not that we
Sould wish to see him in any thing but IN
characters suitable to his genius, which
.s1nnnot tail of making him in q few years
VIC ornamenr of the stage.
aifs. Barrett generally performs admira-
w and never, We fancy, could she nave
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1909.


ORDERED,
That John Ramsay, Joseph Ridlle, and
Joha Harper, be commissioners to hold an
election in the second ward, on Monday,
the second day of October next, at the
council chamber, to elect member OF the
Common Council for said ward.
Extract from the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
g 0A~
ASSIZE OF BREAD
Jgaae Of Suffer- inc Burr Flour.
cENTs.
Tho pound loaf to be sold for SO
4 pound loaf ls
2 pound loaf 9
! pound loaf IL
JAlNE HARRIS,
Clerk .ftAe Market.
September IS.
l1o There will be 40 market for butch,
ers m=at on Sundays, until the first Sunday
IN May next.
V JAMES HARRIS,
Clerk of the Market.
= September 2d.
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:, 40. long. n, experienced heavy
'Ss ras struck by a sea which carried a.
Sss' .a'h masts, bowsprit, and cleared The
say W Cargo, 6sh and lumber. Spoke Sept.
dee : ,at. SO, long. u, brig Hessy, Clark
!. IN .I houud to Philadelphia, from St. Bar
d anu u,sws. who hoisted out his boat and
shO. lied US with topsail, a cask OF wa.sl'
sappn.r nails, &c. 9th, lat. 33, long. e,
han',rr ooaec,icut, Of and bound TO New
8 !, from Turks Island, we wished him to
Ia :. in tow which he declined, advising
ta's lave the wreck and offered US assist
Us bur a heavy sea going could not re-
sps ~ any. 18th, lat. IS, Us. schs. Fame
s. $ Alexandria, from ST. Barthoiomews
o. III 70 New York, who neither offered
O0 ',4.,nce nor asked if we wanted any, but
a's s1s sail and left us---Same day schooner
n''1' Tnrks island bound to Rhode Island,
Hp ps olIsrrd any assistance and to Tow us in
WI psode Island, which VIC declined being
y :, ,bs Capes OF Virginia. 18th, lat. So,
- lauY. -, two British briggs Ann, Long
, ~ from Jamaica bound to Quebec, and
,sS Provost, from same port bound to Eia-
N y whd supplied US with all necessaries-
, ,s'h la,. So, sloop Fly, Of and bound to
Philadelphia from HAVANA.
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LateA from Sac,N..

Captain White Of the s>h. Hawk, in 48
days from Messina, informs that about Iu-
ly 10, while he was at Sylt, the admiral OF
the Si.ilan gun boats under took to disfodge
the French from the castle of Sehella, which
commanded the heights of Messina and an
moved the passage: he requested the In
9Th ,,nmander to lay in reserve:
He attacked ,hc Frs nch gun-bos1s and took
80 of them which he brought in and took
the Castle. The conduct of the Sicillans
exceeded the expectation OF the English and
every one on shore. The whole Of the en-
gag.ment being distinctly seen from the
town, 1000 Of the English troops had taken
possession of the island Of Ischia and Ca
pria at the entrance of the harbors of Ma
Plies; and having Landed, they and the
French were considerable while in view
Of each other; and each retired without
firing gun shortly after orders came
from admiral Collingwood for the English
to evacuate the Island, and to retire to
Sicily, as Information had been received
tina. the French had 800 transports and
$4,000 men at Toulon ready tor sea ana
an attack was expected in some QUARTER
The latest accounts they had frem Vleani,
Of an Austrian officer was to the 1th OF u-'
" they were rather confused.
(l3aA. An,er'can, SEPT. Is.
A Letter was received in town yester-
day from Liverpool, dated the s1h OF Au:
gust, brought by passenger 1.-THE ship.
Thames, capt. Ferry from Livsrpool- Ter
New York, which vessel was Oft Block Isl
and on Thu Iay last.
The letter stases,:hat the British had block
adea the ports OF Holland, and had refused
granting licences ,here--thas no official To-
relligence had been received from the CRANE
expedition-that there wa. no prospect O!
getting supply of 6 pods from Russia; and
that owing to an impression that the Bs''
! ,ish ministry would not settle the differences
with the United States, the manufacturers
| were purchasing cotton to very great ex-
tent, at high prices ;--and that owing to
unfayorable weather for their harvest, wheat
and -four had risen, and was in great de-
| mand. The letter adds, the schooner Sea
| Flower, Clifford, would sail tor New York
| on the 9th of August. j =:
| en- T. Here. Ad0. sept.s23..
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
the United States circuit court for the district
of Columbia, sitting in Alexandria, on Satur-
day, tho seventh day Of OCTOBER nexts
at foar O'Clock in. the afternoon, ] shall
sell, on the premises, a: public yenduss
for ready money, to the highest bidder, thoses
four adjoining Lots, or pieces of ground. a.
distinguished on plan thereof in my hands,
by the numbers (, S, s and 7, lying ON the
west side of Royal street and north of Wolfe.
street, extending from the intersection oe
said streets and binding Herewith 100 feet
on Royal street and 80 feet inches on Wolsn
street.
Colin Aud, Commr.
August 81. laws
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| looked more elegantly and enchantinety wen
than on Saturday evening last : inimitably
TOO she looked end performed Adelgitha.
Indeed so much does her every appearance
please, that the seyerer eye of criticism, or
even the foaming tooth Of envy finds not
where to fasten.
Alexaadria, Sept. 25.
Extract efa letter firm Malta, dated July
: 4, 1909, receaved at Philadelphia.
"Perhapsthis marke: never experienced
a moment of greater inactivity, than, the
present, overloaded with goods of all de-.
scriptions from England, Portugal and
Spain, and the suspension Of the embargo
in America adding to the stock, besides I'LL
ling every foreign source Gifts consumption.
No sales of colonial produce are making
except by barter, i'll this way two American
cargoes have been got rid of, oae at Messl-
ma, and the other here. Turkey is COM,
plctelv glut,ed, and while direct and unin-
ter,upted intercourse is carried on by the
Engish,o the INSTRUMENTATION their own
and the Spanish and Portuguese colonies,
the hope oil any advantage in the American
adventures must be destroyed, even should
the ports of Italy AID the Adriatic be REQ
pened, Of which happy event the late glori-
Gus success Of the Austrian army gives the
best expectations. Should we, howevery.
be disappointed, it is hard to say what will \
become Of the immense quantities ofcolonial
produce now filing every accessible Fore,
very GREAT loss must be sustained, particu-
larly upon til. carsoes from the Uniteds
States.
A cargo of Mocha coffee would do well
in Turkey, but money is very scarce there
as we'll IS in Sicily and this island, but a
public bank having been established: here.
our necessities in this respect are likely to
meet great reliet." RI"
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Comb Mandatory
AND
Fancy Store.


y~HE subscriber respectfully informs his
/ friends and the public in general that
he has purchased the STOCK and STORE
of GOODS of Mr.. John Duffy, and is carry
ing on the COMB.MAKING in its various
branches, in the same established stand, IN
Royalrstreet. near the City Hotel, where he
has general assortment of Ivory, Tortoise
shell and Horn Combs, with variety OF other
Fancy Goods, viz. Jewellery, Pen-kniyess
Scissors, Razors Duff's Patent Razor Strops,
good qualify Windsor Soap. &c. Riding
Whips and Walking Canes Of almost eve
.ry description, Looking Glasses with gilt and
m ahogany frames, mahogany and papsr-
frame Dressing Glasses, with and without
drawers, with variety Of German, Goods
md other articles not enumerated, which ne
will sell by wholesale or retail on moderate
terms, to those who viii favor him wish their
custom.
Orders from the country will be thankful
ly received and punctually attended to.
Thomas Mount. ii
S.nterher II, 2aH
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Notice is hereby given,

Notice IS hereby gwen, !.
THAT the Stockholders in The George
Town and Alexandria turnpike Road CON.
pany, are requested to pay an instslment OF
Ten Doilsrs on each share on MONDAY the
18Th Of October next, to William w hann'
the Treasurer. at the Bank of Columbia.
BIZ ordcr of tie Board.
JOHN MASON, Pres'ns.
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TO EXCHANGE

THOR land in this neighborhood, or proper
ty in Washington. my HOUSE OK
Prince street, substantially built OF brick, "a
feet front, 8 stories Nights nearpess TO the
wharf and most commercial partof the rivers
affords many advantages for store or ware
house. Apply on the premises to
DR.. Oh. Douglass.
sep4ember IL. 2av3wa
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I Notice is hereby given,
TIA I the Stockholders in The George
/ Town and Alexandria turnpike Road Iom.
pany, are requested to pay an instslmcnt OF
/ Ten Dollars on each share on MONDAY the
18Th Of October next, to William Whann,
the Treasurer at the Bank of Columbia.
By sorder Of tie Board.
JOHN MASON, Pres'nf.
T. Sept. is. -.
| !. ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
|. (L,AsT ,AIGRT ByT FOUR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mrs. Wood and Mr.. Warren.
ON TUESDAY EVENIAG,
SEPTEMBER IS,
WILL BE PRESENTED,
.An Historical Play, in S acts (nos acted
lsre. these 6 years
-. rYE EypST p1PTo ar
Yyr.1nx1 ,rIIr E/lY1nryy
hINNi s. f1 Or. iooN1 =
The Humors Of SIR John Ea50aE
go ~ ,a.s
King Henry the 4tn' MI nross:
pI;nee f o. w al so,r Mr., jaoo d
.Uorces,er Cone.
Northun,berland, Wilmes:
Ho,spur, M,Kenzie.
Douglas, s Charnock+
Sir Ric'd Vernon, Master Barrett.
Sir Walter Blunt, nr 1
Sir John FalstaH, Warren.
Polns, .,.
Gsdshill, JACOBS.
Bardo,ph, nsrris.
Francis, Dlsseu'
Carriers, Messrs: FRANCIS ana
emerson.
Lady Percy. Mrs. Jefferson.
Hostess Quickly, rgaPc!s'
End sfthe roy
-, YE.I
= I1u1S70u q ana 7lgSs1l100seVns,
="
tn which w;,, he added
A HoWED1 j., fuo acts. called
.ruC cJII TAM
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
-. (LAST AIGHT ByT FOUR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mrs. Wood and Mr.. Warren.
ON TUESDAY EVEJNIRG,
SEPTEMBER IS,

WILL BE PRESENTED.
An Historical Play, in S acts nos Actee
,@ Lsre these 6 gears.
XII 40 ~ CALLED
THE FIRST PART or
HENRY THE FOURTH
OR,
The Humors Of SIR John Fa5aeE
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W. The Theatre will positively close fox
the season on Thursday the 5th of October.
r Box one ollar-Pitt three uarters
of dolIar--Gallery halfa dollar-Childre4.s
Tickets to the Boxes half dollar.
r., Tickets to be had at the Office OF Mss
Snowden, at Mr.. Caton's, and at the Theatre.
tn Doors will open at six-curtain RS ?
quarter before seven O'Clock.
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huff Received

And for sale by James Kennedy, sen. Book
seller, King+street,
Gentlemen and Lady's Pocket Almanacs,
in plain and Morocco bindings, tor the year
1910.
Johnson's Virginia and Farmers Alma
macs forelo. containing variety Of useful and
entertaining matter--by the dozen or other
wise.
ALSO,
Dr.. Hooper's Physicians Vademecum-
just published--a very useful Manual Tor
young gentlemen of the faculty. Price ll2
cents.
DR.. Recess Medical Guide.
Penninston's Memoirs of Mrs. Eliza Car
ter.
Blair's Lectures on Rhstorick and the
Bellies Iettres.
Adams's Roman Antiquities.
Complete Farrier tnew editioa.)
Misses Mage z!ne--2 vols.
Porten's Lectures on St. Matthew.
DR.. Newcomers Harmony OF the Evanre-
lists.
Mrs. Vests Letters to Young Man.
Cowpcr's Poems and Task-sepcratc, ele.
giant miniature editions.
Mediator's Kingdom, not of this World.
81 and half cents.
December eots
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VALU ABLE FARM
FOR s Il L Z.
October 20

DTfIE Subscriber intending to leave this
L state, ofers for sale the + ARM Oh which
he now resides, lyicg ON PomonSey Creek,
about 3-A of mile from: Potomac River, and
sixteen below Alexandria, containing $50 a.
ores about 200 of which arc we'll timbcred.
The situation is remarkably healthy ,and COM
mands a beautiful view Of the Potamac from
Mount Vernon to several miles below the In
dian Head. The soil IS productive, and part
of it we'll adapted to Timothy amp Clover
The improvements are--two good dwelling
houses, kitchens, barns, stables, SC and a
large orchard of excellent fruit trees, all cf
which are now in bearing state. A liberal
credit will be given for part Of the purchase
money. The land will be shewn at any time
by application to the subscriber.
Benjamin 7. Fendall.
Charles County, Maryland,
November 3.
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Public Sale.


THE subscriber, by virtue ct deed OF
tr,,s, to him from Mr.. lillian Hoas&e7, dat
ed on tho 10th day OF November, ~ the year
1905, for tic purpose of indemmiylRg Mf.
John, Hopsins-will, on the hfst day q &c
'bruary next, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock OF
that iay, if fair; il not, on the next tar day
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
court. house, in Alexandria, at pubic auc'
ton, to the highest bidder, orreaeiy money
three thousand acres of LAND, situate on
the left fork Of Big Sandy Creek, which
land was, at the time of the grants Tor the
same, in the county of Monongalla, IN the
ate Of Virginia.
The above tracts OF land were granted by
the state Of Virginia, to John Alllsonby three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the trst
day Of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson by deed dated Sd of August, 1870.
Edmund ]. Lee, Tg1tec.
Nov. II. cots
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sltlon far
Ia to answer the
-.y.,,,e purpose. 1 am perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to combat
the effects Of suppressed pcrspiratlon and 90
not neglect the use of the lancet and other
: excavations, whenever they arc indicated,
Z viii place this medicine on the list OF their
most fayorite remedies; as it can in no case
90 harm. will abide by this motto:
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed ostentatious by
some, and amounting to apositiyeness that
the medicine will Invariably efectsa cure In
any stage of disease like miracle; the
proprietor is far from believing that this me-
eicins will render manlsind immortal; but he
is fully sensible if taken. seasonably, and &C
cording to the directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and If unseasonably, 1T VIII most
sensibly alleviate distress and proiong lite !;
and having no desire to profit by the conh-
dence of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should the Contra
nv appear in any instance, as in some tpos-
sib,y may, the mtncy for the medicine will
be cheerfully refunded by the person who
! may yend the same.
GEORGE ROGERS.
N. B. The above named medicine is Sc
cured TO the subscriber by letters patentfrom
The President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his DispenSary IN Northampton
county Of Hampshire and -state OF Massachu-
1aetts.
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Alex. Moore, Register
his is to give Notice, !

THAI the subscriber of Alexandria ~
ty, in the district of Columbia, hath oblal~'
from the Orphans Court of said county, u. ..
tiers OF administration on the personal cs'n,
of Joseph Harper, late of the county afore'' :
decd, all persons having claims against s e..
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhlOi' W.
same, wish the vouchers thereof, to the 81,
scriber on or before the 9Th day OF June NO..
or they may by law he excluded troln A. ~.
neft of said estate, and those indebted tbs" >,
to are required to make Immediate PAYNE,
Given under my hand this 9Th day q =
eember, 1909.
VIVA. Harper, AdMr. =.
Of Joseph Harp
DeceMher 3.
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James Kennedy, sen.
VoLuabIe PY0beYtp Ter SAFE.

Valuable property 1a2 SaIe.
IN pursuance Of Il deed executed 10 the \
subscribers on the It'll day OF August, 1878,
by the late Robert T. Meoe, Esq. IN truam
certain purposes thereby expressed, thcyvA
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Col.
fee House, in the town of AIexandlla, on tie
first Monday in March next, tie FOLLOWING
Ualuable Property, viz.
One Lot Of Ground Ii the
said town of Alexandria, lying eastward d
Union and between Duke and Wolfe Stress
with 8 Wharf extended from the same INTO
the river: This lot fronts feet On tn
Potomac.
One other Lot. situated On
Water street, between Prince and Uuse-
streets, and fronting about 81 feet On Nate'-
street. This lot is handsomely enclosed and
there is a very productive garden uponlt
The uadivided Ifoiety 81 theJ ofla1y'nS irl.Ifr'
tn, all sifuatcd in ihe SAID torn Il .EleTaH"
dria, TO Wit
One Moiety Of the Properly.
on which the said Il. Z. Hooc lately RESIDED
situated at the corner Of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or theEc''
bouts on Water, and tcct on FilneE
streets. On this property there are extn-I
sive Brick Buildings, forming large and
we'll finished Dwelling House s three stores
with Ill necessary out houses, pump lnl@
yard and an excellent garden.
II l. S @.
The undivided Moiety OF a
House and Lot situated at the corner eff We
ter and Duke streets, fronting tcetNI
Water, and feet on Duke. This pre-
perry is subject to an annual ground rcnth'
ever OF sixty one and ar half dollars.
The whole Of the above property excfF'
the last is free OF cncumbrance, and vii
shewn at any time to such as desire 10 en-
formed about it. The sale will be made on
credit Of &, II and Is months for approVeo
Endorsed notes, negotiable at the bank OF Alex
andria
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Fisakerton's Collection Of Vov
ages and Travels,

Forming n complete history efthe crigia a.
Progress Of sDiseoa'ffy By Sra and La
fi.oaa fh~ .ieosts aAtdrhac Sources.
lie ifst uanl;,cr OF this valuable Wo.
2 is jlst come to bard ana j. .ca !,
Inspection at the store Of thr suLsuri e.
King-ssreet, and with Mr.. Ut1ht,t, It #,
cof{ee-llouse.
Fully aware Of the. impositions that h,
been practised upon the public by straue,n
soliciting subscriptions from distant PLACES
the Editors invite their examination on
Work perhaps the most useful, entsrtai6nSI
as wei, as extensive in lis kind HAT has eyc'
been undertaken In any country. And thcy
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LONDON eilios, tho oiiered at ST., COX,
per Vol. less.
This numbermay he considered rs a Gi,
specimen Of the execution OF ttle work, aa
will be left sho, time for sxaminatLn,oeg.
the Cd number is pd. to press. After this lie
subscription will be raised to 81 Is each nun
Der; and but few more copies printed than
are sufficient to supply the subscribers, that
the early patrons OF this valuable Work NAV
have a decided advantage subsequent appi
cations may therefore come too late.
1t is also the intention OF tho Editors toa.
nex to the last number complete list Of lie
names Of the subscribers rs the patrons and
encouragcrs of useful knowledge, the arts
and literature Of the Uai.e,i States.
Subscriptions arc received by tue suxyA.
Err.
James Kennedy, sen.
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HeatOn.


.s, attended With distressing
ugh, Which, although Ihad the advice
and prescriptions efa respectable physician
lasted me four zveeks, uithout any aleoia
ton. Ithea applied to DR.. George Rogers.
whs administered his Vegetable PsAm0nic
Defu,gent, mich gaze me immediate re
lief; and in ten days Twas entirly freed
from, the pain in my side and cough.
Charles Chapman.
Northampton, March, 1909.
IELIJAH NORTON, jun. Of Vest
ampton. in Massachusetts. do certify, that
in the last gear Izuas attended Nth great
debility, zueakness Of the lungs, distressed
for breath and vi0lent cough, attended
Nth a feYer for a number q months; about
Met15th Of Augast I began the use of DIR.
George Rogers's Vegetable Pul1'0nic Detur'
gent. I Kept in the use Of it about three
months Immediately after taxing this me-
dicine my coagh a5ated, and Icould breathe
Nth more freedom. zvould recommend
the medicine from my ozu1 experience, TO
those who are troubled with cough, and
disorders ofthe lungs and breast, and con
sumbripe complaints, and do believe it TO- be
a 2aludble and useful medicine.
Elijah Norton. jun.
Westdmbton, Feb 81, 1909
lD For sale by r. GRAY, Bookseller,
King street. agentjor tbeprobrietor.
October 81, 1a5s6m