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FOR sale.
u Brokers Office, &c.

TIME Subscriber tenders his services to
l. the public i'll the line Of a BROKER,
also, as an ACCOMPANY, to those whose
avocations render it announcement to adjust
their own affairs. Merchandise of every de-
scriDtion sold on moderate commission.
FOR SHE OR BARIER,
a tract Of PRIME LAND, containing $40
acres, binding on Cheat River, in the Horse
Shoe settlement, Harrison county, state Of
Virginia, within 40 miles ofthe head nayiga-
ton of Potomac-the title is indisputable, the
river navigable for boats to the Ohio, and the
surrounding neighborhood thIckly settled and
in a Furnishing state Of improvement.
FOR SHE,
A convenient two story FRAME HOUSE
with convenient back buildings, a large dry
cellar, garden, &c. u the pavement, lower
end Of Fairfax-street.
Williams McMechen.
May 6. eo2w
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SEINE ROPE.

THE nbscriber manufactures and has Tor
ale, at S mouse on Washlngton-street, OPP
posts jacob Hofaaan's sugar refinery, oeLne
andHauling Ropes,ofall sizes SelneS Sew
ng Twine Shad& Herring Twine ; Sack
ne and Bed Cords Plough Lines &Traces.
also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Jofeph Harper.
Fahrnar = e
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Partnerihlp dilIolved.

THE 20 partnership of Bonsal ana h'sS-
cts, is dissolved by mutual consent.
J. BoNsAL,is autherisedto settle the atalrs
Of the late concern, and will attend at the
house of B. Ricketts, for that purpose.
John Bonlal,
Benjamin Ricketts,.
May3-(4) 2aw2w
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lofeph Mal1devllle,

loleph Vaudeville,
CORNER or KING end fkIRF4X s%7kk19s.
ALEx6EDRIA
Has received considerable aCs
dltion to his Stock,
md OFFERS FCR SHE,
90 hogsheads, ! lst and I'd quality
90 barrels hluacepado Sugars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
8 IL tons British Patent Shot, asaoItc
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candies.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
50 lib. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
S ditto irish Glue.
Grnpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young H}
son, fiyson, Skin, and Padre Souchong Teas
in quarter chests, boxes and cannisters-mos
Of which are equal iii quality to any ever liz
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Ldsbon,1e
nerifEc, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Claret-
Jamaica, Windward-I Island, and Northern
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Peoh Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiske4.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, Havana Honey
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rice
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Gloves, Cassia, II
mento, Race and Ground Giage', Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Ralslns, Almonds
.Currants, Nader, Ailpn, Coppsras, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and Rrandywine
G~unpowJer, Spanish Segars, CaEendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipcr's,
CARROTS S, and Ham;lton'si Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords.
"a ling Lines, &c. &c:
.tober 1s.
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for SAX, By Me Sub)crtesf'
SALT, suitable for the hsheFle''
Niuscovado sugar in hogsaeaas'
Havana Sugar. toXes'
Green Coffee 81 pork
a few b&1,a.s { fta.>pFNu H0QE.
soai
March "a.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

Bees leave TO return lbs thanks 70 tie rIpic
for past tavors, and to inform them that ne
has lust received from Philadelphia, q hand
some assortment of the most
Fashionable Ladies 81 GentlsanenS,
SHOES S,
Which he viii sell on the lowest terms fer
cash,
Thos. M. DAVIS.
NJ 3. Gentlenlens' Boots and Shoes ofeye-
.ry description made at his shop on the short
est notice.
Mays
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GEO. BENNE2, junior,
No. II, Dudd-stIeet, PhiIAdeIplia

Mr.. Charles Myers, Halnstead-Iiiil, near
Baltimore, had been a long time dangerously
inGisposed, and Was reduced TO the, lowest
state ct weakness, insomuch that his recovery
appeared extremely doubtful. lis complaints
which seemed to be affections of the breast
and lungs, and general debility oecasioned
thereby, yields6 little, bat rather progressed
lnder the treatment cf several eminent phy-
%sicians when by the use Of fianilAon,s T.
lixir, his distressing cough WAS immediately
aleviated, and every other symptop perfectly
subducd. -Four or FIVE bottles entirely re
moved his complaints and restored bin 10 an
excellent stateof health and strength, which
he has for upwards Of ay car past, enjoyed
without interruption.
From Luther Marin, c&Q. late,attoTney gene
raj Of Maryiand.
IcoaapIy with your request IN stating my
oDinion Of Harnilton's Elixir. 1t hasbeen us
edin my family for or three year past,
viii, uniform success, whenever copghs,colds,
or similar complaints have rendered nedl-
cine necessary. | have myself found it an ex-
cellent and agreeable remedy for a very p9ln-
fuI and troublesome affection of the breast, &C.
compahied with soreness; and with INSTRUCTED
and difficult breathing.
Onthese accounts do not hesltatcsto re-
commend Hamilton's Elixir as a valuable me-
d;cine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
ALSO,
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rrHIs highly useful Machine Is found BY

.
5-afsrnined, if possible, to srehdef the
{, every. department OF their business
Aaahis "a tasir. guests, and a pleasant a.
bode 10 the stranger.-i heir so'ic4''1I
AZ score has induced thea at co,siuol"D ~
amrarce 10 make some important Stlassses y
- arranpement.of the rooms my ~
49, share of confidence IN assuring s0els
Sr;en8s that they viii meet Wi5n every Cor
.nd attention that a house o. TINS
nn1ntSe il calculated to afford. lhelrbeds
- furnished with an entire new set OF
s.oo. sad furniture, with q suit OF curtains to
osss ~ i floors covered with carpets.
eaera, s4ables are large and councillors,
ur;ll always be furnished with Z full
W. &c 45e best proyender the country al
suppi5 stands within twenty steps OF the house,
- nnnop of excellent water at the door,
w. ths nnrpose of watering and washing the
horses.
caFFEE-ROOM has lately been establish
- "a one of the rooms of the Eagle i} which
the n~ewspapers from all the principal towns
on the continent are to be seen. With these
advantages, * these determinations III which
tbey are resolved never to relax, they can but
hope for the most fattering success.
George Turner,
James 5. Smithers.
N. B. The printers t,roughoutthe United
States who now direct their papers to James
S. Snithers, are requested TO insert the above
one week, and in future direct to Turner and
Snitbers.
7. S. S.
T
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Select Recommendations.
PHILADELPHIA, .iNguat 9, 1905

PhzadeHihtd, siHSnst y, 1900.
Mrs, II. Lee, widcw Of Richard Lee, If.
Being DESTROYS to make publlctor the good
OF others the excellent quality Of Hamilton's
Elixir, prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, | have
sent YOU tie following account of the benefit
have received 'FRONT.' it which | hope VIII
induce others to give it a Trial. In conse~
ouence OF a bruise on the breast received
from a fail, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and f eqaently | have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with al the
horrors OF immediate suffocation. add to
tae4c, a constant pain in my breast, and a
cough, a great loss Of strength and flesh, and
you may conceive that my symptoms eyldent-
" indicated an approaching cons1mption.-
The advice Of q most emiaent physician was
resortel to, and afterwards a second was call
ed in, but without giving ne any relief. a
mother physician, who knew ne and the CIR
cpmstances OF my case, advised me to give
Hamilton. s Elixir a trial, saying, he had used
ii IL lis practice,and always found It do much
good. A bottle was procureG from Mr.. Birch's
and | found. relief before ! had taken half of
il. continued to use it, aud was soon strong
enough TO attenlto business. On taking cola
some ofmy former symptoms return, bet are
aIwaysrcmoyed by a dose or two Of the E
hXlr,
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FOR RENT,

THE DWELLING HOUSE Of the late
Colone! E'cos, on Water.street.-l 1t IS spa
cious and convenient, and has all Necessary
.rtnouscs, with a very excellent garden d.
ached TO it.
John Muncal.er,
MAJ IS. -"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
CoMMUNIcAT1oN.

II Hint.--The Federalistse have made
much fuss about the late accounts of Gen.
w WILKINSON. Great zoits, it's said, hQpe
smart memories. Some of these accounts
are really extravagant-but let these GEN
tiemen turn to the Volume of Documents. of
1901, tor the celebrated Report of the Com
mittee appointed to revise the disbursements
OF Mr.. Adams's administration. They will
ma that the accounts of general Wilkinson,
fafcly passed, are as nothing to the extrava-
Sahce OF those which were then Spassed:
-" 10 SO many yards of green Cloth to
iine his Exceilency's barge" --------T To
SO many dollars for tlis---and. so:many
Tor that object. The Catalogue Is really a
queer one--and the Federalists should have
modesty enough to be silent.
AS to the principal item in those accounts.
they have been ingenious enough to h,isre.
present them They should be better under
stood these items are the accounts of the
eXpences or the American Commissioners
III taking possession of New Orleans. in
1905 q. The federalists have made many
vie pun upon tho cahers" which were
cnf (or rather eaten, and the eleven thou
Sdhu SfSar8 that were smoked. But why
nave they forgotten, 1that these we're ex,,er-
u'.ures ,nat put not cent into Wilkinson's
P"cke'j d. that they were not his expences
49,, VI 'ONSiHOT 1laIDOTne, as well as
Wilkinson; and 5. that these Commissioners
were then the Representatives oftbe United
states, Sreat and dignified nation. in orc
Oh the most important acts which has over
been perforated by this government ; the re-
cciviDg OF the great territory of Louisiana.
rom TIE hands OF tie French and Spanish
commissioners
Mr.. J. .Raadolph ha. also, it.secns,. been
MAKING fine elcctioneering handle Of th;.
topic. he should have been more rnod,et
about It; for who will expect much instice
rom hin' Oh any subject IN which this
=" ne7o jdDgled" territory o. Gen. (vilkin.or,
is concerned! 1t was not diRculttn coo the
use which he would make Of his Pes,j,,.L'r.
inc moment when they were bfoupht INTO
Congress But it is believed the ugoplf n
MS district arc too enlightened to rrtrvn
suCf an ofihoSftfoniSl to Congress. from sn,b
consideration oniy.--Mr. RS cnpdnc, 10
, WI, business has net been to nv taste
re was Tile Chairman Of the COMMITTEE
m enquiry. lie made Report, embrac;ne,
documents only, without being followed he
n single resolution. This was STRANGE o.,er,.t
but stIii strangcr-on the ni.rht Of Nh. -
OF March, not mere than five hcu,s l,eforr
they must have adjourned. and when t,,ev !. 80
IlpCh important Gusiaess before them. aront.
others, the appropriation bin----Mr R9
Drought ~ his naked Resolutions. Nh 90.
oehier began to 9'scuSs them--of eo,,rse I, d.
ING ior them. Mir. II rose and Ge,lared g. i
u tne geptit man prtcceu;d tn deEofe ,br r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
.dM.SIKER
ANSWER
VI the President of the United Sta: es to the
address of the Republicans of Essex coun.
WAsRINc 1oN. Znroh I,

SIR, ~ .a5ia5s
IhaUe r7ceiped The address conpevea
through you from The reaif3Hcan citizens of
me county Of EsSer, in me state of .WezT.
Jersey, Toith equal Se,tsibiity 10 tie E.ienoiy
nofiveS which 8aggeStedit, tT TO the hatyfofic
sentiments which iteIhreSSes.
Fersnadcd that the true interests of ON,
country, notices. Than he firccebts>ofreHei
on ana humanity, make IL The dufy of fb9ee
tntrmstcd with ,fubHc axhoriiy 10 che,Jsb
feoce as long az mere imheriows coLkq g,;U
permit! ! see soith much pleasure the attire.
0altoH sioen 10 The moderate and hr,tdent
csnrse 7vbich has been em1iioyed E5y, hyoieug-
ing us 0fesSings-among means best tolr1,.
iated 10 dimtHish tie risk sphicH threatens nm
fHteTrnftffon Of Aiose bles$iRgS, IL n cordioI
nnton " every deScj4hfion Of citizens in
snf1horting Meir governnent fuiks zcces,l,
ny d"lhoTfHeS, and nflromofi8jgthe erecyIi-
ons 81 me La7Os zciM an eremhlary vieilqnce
.Nofhtng therefore,, couidbc more yeSrooch-
JHL /han eGorfs m ofien o7ie of fhe 2,osf 6o,,e.
M source, Of discord, dy aryavfne f6e in
ferest N one section cCoar coV,f,.y ogo;,,s,
mar anofher--nor qy1kid be ,oors ~, l.
dreaded Than such ef0rksl, 7vere mr. on ea.'5 ,
fn0L an nnfidote To HE boisoz, IN be Eu,~lt =,
fhdt Hberat shirif, Tint by,Meriv di;bos;s;o,, :"
and fAosc unprecedented 1iezos 7,b;cb b<a'
4'ad'e oar .fciloqs- ciizc0s M Lorrr ", Lf -
, - ." n''o'"0fe Safhle 10 no4V 6cfare
Tor kfe Kind hrovcys 7.s;ch bo,,c hso..oe
fe'td tn my bshaLS "a frniy MsnkjnI ,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
LINES AzdExeoM
T. r: XIsxE,.
.AEw YORK, March so.

'.s - LE' OHk, 4HuTCA 81.
Ne ehserDe s";fh much f!ieasure that ,se,,
are agar engaged on our .jorfifcafians--
Yesterday beginning sYaS made 10 uaYoos
Forf Cokumb9x. II is srEecfed Ills i'm,
n'ense svcrk cpiU be completed in the course
cf ne Summer.
II IS rcfurfed thot oil thc e~tra cutters
r1nftioyed 5v RE collector. 6ya idtc orGct ~
government, aaoe been iaid AZ. AID fhefr
commanders e crssys are discharged.
baltimore. Il irc', 81.
a gentleman of this city has oblig;ngiv
communicated. to the Editor of tie Wing,
the following extract ola letter from his Cor
respondent and friend, dated
NKw-ORLEANs, Feb. IS.
Mr.. r. Z. KkEWE, who I believe is
pretty famous N Baltimore, arrived here
yesterday from HAVANA, and is now in Jail.
ON an allegation of having violated the en-
barge laws
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
LONDON, Jannarv IL.

I'UNDOF, january II.
The Gazette Of last night, containing ex-
tracts from Spr John Moore's dispatches.
adds nothing to tie information we were al
ready impression of. They sufficiently con
vince Us. 81 the imperious necessity of the
rctroai iror Sahagun, aud Of the abandon
neHtot any attempt ulon Soult though
sohtempora'y print is of opinion, that "as
Bonapar'c only quilted Madrid on the Esd
the very dry ON which the British corrman-
der fneanf 10 have proceeded TO SaIda,.6a
fhcre res certaiD,o, ii these accounts be cor
reet. lire ~ that operation. without an,
TYsSnlty. Of tie british army being i.seif
assaulted in the r.ai."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
DOMESTIC.
OLMsTEAD'S CASE.

The following bill was read in the house
of representatives of this commonwealth on
Tuesday, and was the ortlcrof the day yes
tcrday Ii affords us peculiar satisfaction
to- perceive, that the state government is
likely to Illustrate the articles of wicked men,
who have sought to involve the state in con-
flicts with the general government. The
executive has completely fa!Elisd the letter
of the law of 1903 and we make no doubt
that the heirs of d. Rittsuhoise will row be
released from the irksome position in which
they have been placed. by tie replacing of
Olmstead's money in their hands; by This
means, the state will have fulfilled its en-
sagements, the measures secretly medi,as.
ed against the officers of to state, will be
frustrated, and tho.e who triumph in the
prospect of 6:.'cord. will themselves be dis
appointed. ..3aroro:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07
THE ENQUIR Err.
RICHNo. ND. .4PRI 7, 1889.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
NO. w.
FELLow.CITIzENs,

FELLow-CITIzENs,
In the winter previous to the pas
sage of the law which gave birth TO the maufsc-
tory of arms, was called upon " the executive
to examine and report upon sciic eligible for
the buildings. obeyed the call with prompt.
tude and pleasure and having selected that Oh
which u buildings new stand made my re-
port assigning at full l.ngth thc reasons for this
preference. This report bears !a,e, on the 5th
OF December, 1877. The act Of assembly which
established the manufactory passed on the 23nd
day of January, 1898. The seventh section of
that act directed" that the executive be cmpow-
cred to establish a mandatory of arms within
the vicinity of Richmond. at such place, and up
on such terms and conditions us u ,hem shall
seem expedicnt." At this time | was engage
in the bushes of q mill'wright, in which. i had
been brought up, with which alone professed
to be acquainted, and by which, was making
from Sl20o to & 1900 per asnit,,,. / had :, nun.
Der q hands employed at different places and
among others, was then engaged in building
several mills in or near Richmond In the next
mont! after the passage of the above mentioned
act of Assembly, received from General lanes
Wood, then the governor OF Virginia letter,
winch 40 as it relates tins subject, trans
cri5c
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Moses Parsons, jun.
Northampton, Feb. 1909.
.Northamtton, Mss Fee. 1903.

.Noraamtton, Mss. Fe5. 1909.
James Heaton, also hereby certify, thas
in the fall of the year 1903, was seized with VT
a severe cold attended by an obstinate anu
Distressing cough. The violence OF my cough
soon produced a pain in my side and breast I,
and frequent splitting Of blood, in shert' all
the horrid symptoms of a consumption were
RAPIDLY assaiiing ME. In this situation was
recommended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate reliefby administer
ing his Vegetable Detergent ! nave coi'i-
nued the use of it ever since, and tor ehf le',
months past, though not completely restored
to health, have been able constantly TO attend
to my business--and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing IN
der God) to this valuable medicine.
lanes Heaton.
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Charles Chapman.
Northampton, March, 1909

Northampton, WafCn, loU9.
/, Elijah Norton, jun. OF Westampton. IL
Massachusetts, do certify, that IN the last
year was attended with great debility -
weakness of the lungs, distressed for breath,
and violent cough, attended with fever lol
a number OF months about he fifteenth oi
August began the use Of Or, George Ro-
gers's Vegetable Puimonic Detergent i
kept in the use Of it about three months
immediately after taking this medicine my
cough abated. AID could breathe with more
freedom. | would recommend the medicine
from my own experience, 10 those who are
troubled with cough, and disorders of tie
lungs and breast, & ccnsunptive complaints.
and do believe it to lie aYauable and usefu.
medicine.
ELIJAH NORTON, Jun.
Westampton, Feb g.. 1909.
For See By R. GRAY, RookseAer, Ging
street, ageat for The hqVlrie!or.
March %. !aw3m
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.5O'Nl 2aE
March 81.
n 0 T ! CE.

THE subscriber has the bohOu' srraDSe
tie public that haying mace :; ~ tberebye1
melhs with Mr. Coml'S' nc nc :, 10 AcadeN
abIed to attend scholars out o. Wv N ther
Of Nlr. J. CoITng; he VIII wa sc,depic'
their houses, or in the other A'''
desired. n &c Success. >
teaching the French hangHGse ,,oursged
hope, that he will still b.. be a saro i
For terms apply TO Mr. J. & e.'I indian Q@'
subscriber, at his lodging,at tHS .
Tavern. uo.hihcIV'
n. B. He will also te'@ :"
Italian, if wantsd' y
March %
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To the Public.

IN consequence of taking severe cold IN II
Nav. 1905, | was seized with violent pam
in nay side, attended with distressing cough
which, although / had the advice atld pre-
scriptions of a respectable physician, lasted
me four weeks, without any alienation /
then applied to DR., George Rogers, who ad
minis,ered his Vegetable Puimonic Detur-
gent, which gave me immediate relief; and
in ten days / was entirely freed from the pail.
in my side and cough.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-03
January l9.
ENTERTAINMENT.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

Late effhe Washington Tavern, alexandria,
is prepared to entertain travellers and o.
theirs in a genteel manner, at the VIII E.
HOUSE, opposite the second TURNPIKE gate,
seven miles from Alexandria, on the road to
Fairfax Court House--and fatteis himself
his attention to the wishes and convenience Of
his customers will ensure him a portion OF
public patronage.
~ Good pasiurage and grain of every de-
seription will be furnished for .sock,
January 10. Ss~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The great benefit which have eXper-
enced from Rogers's Vegetable, sc. and a
firm persuasion 4hat it may afford relief Of
others, induce ne TO make every laudable ex-
ertion for its distribution.
For FIVE years preceding the last OF Dec.
8 1907, in consequence of taking violent cold
3 hsd been afflicted with he Asthma, dis
order which conceived TO be hereditary, my
father and grand-fath both having greatly
suffered from il The disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in the spring OF 1907,
consulted DR.. c. l.. Seegcr, but the urgency
Of his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case. My
business made 1t necessary for me to leave
home, and be absent the greatest part of sum-
mer. which deprived ne oflhe able profess
siopal assistance of Dr. Seeger. In Sept.
last. a severe cold brought on violent cough,
and the disorder assumed an aspect mole Sc
rious AMI alarming than at any former period
II was extremely dedihtated, ehaactated and
con6ned. Such was tn. irritability of my
kings, was Obliged TO use the greatest eau
ton in the act of respiration After free
use of Rogers's Vegetable. &c for about two
months, was pcrfestly relieved of the dread
ful cough which had SO long afflicted me, and
completely cured Of every symptom of the
Asthma-->In short, blessed be God, have
continued IN sound health ever since. s
these facts may be important to those unor-
tunatc individuals who are Suffering from the
same disorder, / have been thus particular in
their detaiI. And do not hesitate to declare
my solemn conviction, both from nay own ex-
. =.
that Rogers's ". P. D. is an easy, safe and
efEestual scrncdy Cor coughs and Asthmas,
and is tie greatest sntidote 70 all pulnionic
complaints that the world has ever witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewlter.
.hoythanafOu, }anaary. 1909. g
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THIS Is 10 give aohcs That the sr5r,
bers of Alexandria county, IA the district G
Columbia, have Obtained ironl tie OF@H
Court OF said county, letters ts.tanetar
on the estate Of Gel. Eo5, I. hsoa see
the county aforesaid, merchant dec(sSe
all persons having aims against the sue q
ceased, are hcyc1y warned to exa"' u
sane, with rhc vouchers thereof, to NE @E
sc,ibers, oa o. b,loge the Gath day o. ~
next or DIZZY i,,ay BY law be cS1il.s4a3
ali benefit 70 said es!ate-ahd '''o'. a.'''
thereto an-s required to make 'liil,%~s' =
ment. =,
Given under our hands this ltA a''
-''-'S"' John Mun:a.ssr'
u Executor
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