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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-01
r. NJ. Scott, President.
John Hoof, Lashier.
John c. Scott, Book Keeper.
Henry Compton, Discount Clerk.
James +. Kennedy, Puaner.

In 1907, before the French invaded Por-
tugal at all, the sovereign OF the country, to
propisiate Bonaparte, issued proclamation
excluding from the Portuguese waters all
British vessels, OF commerce as well as war
and establishing non-intercourse. But this
did not avail. A French army Was march
ed into Portugal and the psiace regent
was driven from his country. The terrific
~ was wanted by Napoleon to cat Up into
dukedoara for some OK his generals, or to
form kingdom for some fayOsite.---BoSt.
Pal
Since the epoch OF our Independence tie
emperor has felt pleasure in aggrandiz
ing the United States"
DUKE CT CADoRE.]
His maiesty,s affection for Us began early
in life. Eeis now about 80 years Of age !;
and is 3Ayears last July since we dscla:-
ed ourselves independent. AT that time,
his majesty mus, have been about SIX gears
o!d, aud was probably employed in Pl''+t~i's8
,narh,<o, in the island Of Corsica. Louis
XVI. whose throne &c has usurped, might,
with some plausibaity at least, had he not
been murdered, have made the remark. -
Gina. Mirror.
Entract q a letter from Clo0msl, dated l8tb
August.
Mr. Maken, gentleman Of considers
able landed properly, had let some land,
contrary to the;wishes of the peasantvy, on
his return home one evening lately, he was
waylayed and murdered with the most hor-
rid basbari.y. Another gentleman, return
ing houre, was shot in the back, several
slugs were lodged, and he died on the spot.
A poor man, with his family, were muir
dered in his cabin, and sher burned, mere
~ from. tke pique Of their neighbors. The
assizes are held here quarterly. In the
short time have been here, 4 criminals
have been hanged for murder. The sessions
began yesterday, and the calender announc.
es 1853 prisoners TO be tried. There are
two sets Of dsturbers, who meet IN the
mountain opposite the Barracks who have
pitched battles they are called Carrava,s
! and Schanavests.-Lon PAP.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-01
BosToE, Oct. 20.

Latest from PortugalAWe were yester-
day favored with Lisbon papers to Septen.
Der s, received by the Dromo. A letter
from that place says, what military opera.
tons are to take place the present season.
must not be long delayed as the rainy sea-
son wiki otherwise render an armistice ELL
February aImos, Indispensable.
The papers say that in Catalonia the mar
shall IbsrolIa has routed a corps Of 5000
Freech, which sailed from Barcelona, caus-
ing the loss Of els killed and wounded, and
many were made prisoners.
A battle toot place near Soria. in which
the French lost 1000 men.
The Spaniares have intercepted some
French dispatches, the contents of which
induced belief that Spain waste share the
fate OF Holland They mentioned the app
pointment of French governors to Spanish
departments. .a
A letter from Lisbon, Of September O.,
says, Mr.. Jarvis, cousu! at this port, has
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-01

The Boston, and the Philadelphia and
Baltimore thestrical companies have COM
meneed their winter campaigns with some
excellent new recruits from England. Sc
veral new actors in Boston are spoken OF IN
vety high terms. Mr.. Fennel has. been Tor
some time performing in Baltimore to tuA
houses and with full applause and Mr..
Dryer, an actor ofmerit from England,
has made his debut on the boards there
ard has been well received. A private let
ter. from perhaps most intelligent thea
uric critic in Boston speaks of him highly as
an actor and a gentleman.
At meeting of the Directors of the Far
n.ers Bank of Alexandria, held yes,er-
day. the following gentlemen were cho-
stn officers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
NOTICE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
Their. application to all those who are
indebted to the trustees Of the Richmond A.
cademy, by sales of lot cry tickets of the
FIRST and second class and voluntary sub.
icr.ptions, and a!i such are hereby re7ues-
:c6 20 make payment 20 the subscriber to
enable the building committee to pay all ar
rears for work done, aud to procure
materials this winter IN ordeFSto I4veeed
with the work next spring, it 3ins|pr the
education -four rising progeny yhy Horna-
mepts and attaches them to republican prin-
c,p.rs and gives spring 10 liberty and in..
dependence, have pndertakep the collec-
tion by agseemerss with John 6fooksnbrough
spd William w. Hening. Esqrs. the other
members Of the committee appointed by q
board Of trustees. AS the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, 1
flatter myself there will be bnt little ueu-
sbrl in OBJ ainnig the money for the purpose
u carr, ing into eRtct SO laudable an.insAi-
tu,ioE.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decben,her 9Th 1909 Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
Tan-Yard.

To Let on Lease offrom FIVE 60
twelve Years,
THAT VaIuable Tam Yard, with its appur.
teDaaces beiongipg 70 the Estate of the late
Mr Jacob Bockius, situated on the Main
Street Of this City, between the Capitol and
tae Basin. This valuable property consists
OF half acre corner Lot, having thereon an
extensive lanyard, q large Bark
House, two Bark Mills, Beam HoSfe. Cnr.
ryng Shop, Leather Cellar an Drying
Lofts, with every necessary eonvdtsl$nce for
having from TO 3 Thousand Tlid& Tan7d
per years=also a good Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Cellar, Sable aud Garden The
House and CETden have lately been repair
ed, and the Tsn. Yard will be fully repair.
ed shortly utter being let. For terms
app'y to The Executors, who once more So
lea those indebted 10 said estate 70 NIKE
payment before the. thirty FIRST Of My
ne5t no longer indulgence VIII BE given
b. Tate 4
John Pfosser -
Richmond, FeD. 20, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
True Blue,

Imported from England By Governor
Turner, OF North Carolina,
WILL stand the ensuing seassn a. my stable
" in Chasterfeid, Eve miles from G.oo3ess g.
Bevii's Bridges yon Appoma,tos River, & TWEEN.
ty.fve niles from Richnend AID Pc tsrsbrr,s.
on the following terms, vizcs-Thirty Dollars
the season, which may be discharged by the
payment of twenty, provided such paymeht be
made BY the 25th of December next. Any
gentleman who viii send tSo Mares of hi s o xa
property. may have tiem covered for sixteen
dollars each the. season. and shonld three Mi ares
be sent, which are the properly of any one
gentleman, one of them shall be covered gratis
upon payment Of Twenty Doarr each for the
other two. The Groom viii expes One Dol
lar tor each Mare. as = compensation for his ser
vices.
TRUE BLUE il besutifuI Bay Col ,ur. wit
star IN his forehead, is upwards of five feet
three inches high. will be twelve years old mex
spring, OF great strength add elegant form and
is thought by hose who have seea<iffrs. TO pos
sess more activity than any hoyfo-of MS s;ze -
| His perfsemaaceon tSe turf EEiSa Inn 10 be
ranked amongst the best hoHek tHE hive been
Imported, having Won tweijs tsas oh ID rhe
nineteen, eight Of which wels four ykIe Aeats
and he has never been beafsn fhat IMstance
when there were heats, although he-ffas couten.
dsd with the best horses in Engiand--and what
| is extraordinary he won three races of four
mile heats each, in fonr days. as may be seen by
reference TO the Racing Calendar for the year
1901. His last rsn was only abou, ten days be
fore he was shipped Cor America.
The sesson wiz commence The irst day OF
March, ahd expire on the last day Of July. -
Gentlemen wishing to have their Mares fed,
must seaaIly send the money for tho purchase
Of such ptovindsr as may be directed or il viii
not be had. Good pasiwsgc gratis, but no res
possibility for accidents Of any kind. although
gear care shall be Used TO prevent any.
PEDIGREE,
As TAEEN ERoM TUE CBNzRkb STUD hook.
TRUE BLUE WAS got by Walnut, one Of
the best soma Of HigAayer--HighHye by Herod
his dam By King Fergus, by the famous Eclipse.
his grand dam Celia, by FetoJ-Herod By Tar,
tar, his great grand dam Pfoseerpine by marste
--Nfasske by Dertlsu's ChiIders, his great great
grand dam Spiletis by RegHss-Rsguiss by
the 0odolphin Arabian, his great great grea,
| grand dam Moihef Western, By Snaihs, con of
Sns,se, M9ntagu, Hausboy, Brimmer. NO horss
was ever bred IN England, whose storh was
higher priced than that from which True
BLUE Is descended.
THOMAS BRANCH.
chessereeid, Jan. 16, 1910. oatst paid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
Sales at Auction.

I ENG abaut TO rcmcve 10 the city Of
lJ New York--wiii be sold positively,
without reserve, at his store near the mar
kci bridge, the sale te commence, on Nom
day the 18th ofMasch next, at IL O'Clock
all the said Philips STOCK IN TRADE,
consisting Of very general assortment Of
stasonable and well selected
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
Negroes for Sale.-

III sddition 70 the. Negroes sdxeStissd for
= sale By Vim. Daniel jr. md Ed ward
Booker, trustees for Messrst De5ne'j Gre
tlitors, the subscriber will oEf for/ sale.
az next Cumberland March Court, twenty +.
six negroes. for cash.
GEORGE PERKINS.
Teb. 20 " 6wHP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
Home Manufacture );

" -
Viz: fne and coarse has Of every description.
a regular supply of Gotten cloth onEcAsignmeu,
from the Providence mandatory, nd will be
sold by the piece at The mill prices, via bed
icking, ripes. checks. and pain cloths. Spun
cotton, single AID double.
Home Made Linen Sasetiug. Richmond Gun
Powder by the beg, Warranted of superior quail.
ity. Philadelphia Porscr and Ale in casks and
bottlesi and Beerin barrc's.==
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roanss
February 10, 1910 IF
E.Wanied to HIRE By the year, good
COO?ER.
nN tuesday. the 9th Of this month, a
~ the house at present oceupy, at III
O'Clock, large quantity of BEDS and o.
Their FURNITURE, a Wagon equal in
point Of strengthNto any ever built in Virgil
mia, with a full Get Of gear, some tools, soma
horses, six or evef thousand weight Of
choice salt petr1 az Bacon, like young
Negro Wonaa, egularY brteyhtI mp to
house bssinessa Gn6e in fchmoYd wi sur.
pass her as a. astry Cod, afhiHg{ Iron
ing. or in shqE any t6ngG " heuse line.
Terms of saik ninety days<oc an sums a.
bove so dollars, with approved endorsed
notes at the Virginia !aoh. The season of
the above sale is in consequence of my re.
moving on or about the hrst of April to Will
aiamsburg.
John P. SHIELDS.
Fehruarv 9Th 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
NOfICEl

THE partnership of John & Robert
Gamble Jr, win expire on the first of
April next. Al. those indebted to said firm
are requested to come forward and settle
their accounts, as longer indulgenge cannot
be given. Those having claimS upon the
firm, will please present them 6r pays
nsht.
John G. Gamble.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond, February IL, 1910. TIA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

EOR SALE.--h handsome. second hand
X London built CHARIOT, which mas
been but little used and is in .ak.ood state
of preservation. Apply to the}printer, or
to Mr.. HyGHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern. where the carriage
may be seen If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
VIRISINEA Z .

NikGlNEA
La Halifax County cours' In chancery, 25sh
Dec. 1909.
Alexander Cunningham. PltF..
and 4,
Jesse Carter, Matthew Cabaness, Exs9
ecutor of TheodoYick Carter dec. pad Ju- deGs..
dy Carter, reict of said decedeny v
The defendant, Jesse Carter no, Ayg e4--
tered his appearance and givei securl sccof--
ding to tie act of Assembly and the 2 esuftSs
Court, and it appearing TO the Nsatofaesicpfbf
the coart, that he is not an inhaSssat-4 his
ComrnonweaIth1EOa motion of the plaintiff By.
his Counsel. 1t Is ordered thar the said last rncn-
toned defendant, do appear here on the fourth.
kfonfiay in March next and answer the bin of.
the ralntif--And thar copy of this order be:
forthwith inserted in one of the News papers.
published in the city Of Richmond for eight weeks
successyely andposted ct the front door of ,hc-
Courthoase of the said County.
A Copyr=Teste,
Samuel Williams, u. c. H. c..
Haiffax County, November Court, 1909,
Richard VAIN, Pitt.
AGAINST In
William Bayes aud Thomas Da- Cham.
venport, jr. administrators of Gerry.
Henry King, deceased, Defts
TINE defendant William Ba4es not hav..
Z ing entered his appearance and given.
security agreeabIy to the act oEfassenib p
and the rules of this court, sndiit abbear.
ing to the satisfaction of the cpjrt thai h4
is not an nhabltant of this combonwfalthI
on motion OF the plaintiff by his CuE Eel, A.
is ordered, that the said William Bsyes, do,
appear here on the fenrth Monday iu
March next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill and that a copy CT this order be FORTH
with inserted In some enc of the newspapers
published,jn the city OF Richmond, for two.
months successfully, Sc posted at tho front.
door Of the cours house of this county.
Copy --Testc,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS ID. C. II.
Halifax County, NeyersiSer Court, 1909
Richard VAIN, Pitt. y
AGAINST In
John King and Thomas Davenport, SEsian-.
administrator of Henry King, Gerry.
deceased, deffs ]
THE defendant John King, nst having
entered his appearance and given se-
curity agreea5ly to the set Of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearinsssa
the satisfaction of tue court that he js,not
an iuhabitant of this CONTROVERSIES. on,
motion Of the plaintiff by his c4iHssS Ills ;.
ordered, that the said John KIM do AppSarF
here on the fourth Monday IN Mkrch next,.
and answer the bill of the plainuffz~and
that copy of this order he forthwith in
serted in some one Of the newspapers pub.
hshed in the city of Richmond, for two
months successvely, and pasted at the front
door Of the courthouse Of the said county.
A Copy--reste
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. c. n, e..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
Une Thousand Pounds
WANTED.

C,OR tfeinterest OF which. plans ,iBnuff Ne
{ acres of valuable land WILDE gifen. mt he
money isrefunSsd. Nearly 1905 T}s aQsicb low
rcnnds. now in cultivation. lying on navig1bie
sascr, this improvements new and very good, in
healthy and desir able cosntry. Enquire of ills
Printer. 50 I
September g. avsrs. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

80. His FIRST and aniy colt tina, has started
run At New Msrket last fall, in ihe3 years old
Sweepstakes E' 200 dollars each, mile heats,
IL subscfibers==And althouga in.had condition,
came in second in both heats.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
NEGRoES FOR SALE.

A t Cumberland Courthouse, on The 4th
"A Monday in March next, being court
day, win be sold seven or eight likely and
valuable NEGRO MEN for shs bsgS6t of
Thomas and Francis Deaae, wlb shah have
entitled the mselyes to such ns)eEt by sub
scri5ing a compromise which to such Gre
ditors Hath been proposed-and according
~ deed of trust made to the Subscribers.
WILLIAM DANIEL, ir.
EDWARD BOOKER.
January 10th, 1910. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

Of the printer.
january IS, 1870
VfRGfNfK
In HaIfas County Court, In chaucery
Between
Edward Terrell, PIT;
Nath an Henderson, William Moore,
Charles Harris, William Henderson,
Jscob FurgasoD, John Henry, Eide } defts.
ward Henderson, James HeHderson,l
Phoebe Combs 5<7Frederick FerFeii, S
The defendant, Nathan Henderson, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court, and tsappear-
ing to the satisfaction Of the Eougt, bat
he is not an fubabitant of kis lbmubn-
wealth; On motion Of the ftainfF byfhis
counsel, II is ordered, thatHb be saidfi Hast
mentioned defendant, do APPEAR hoe on
the fourth Monday in March DeA, and
answer tho bin Of the Plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in one Of the news papers published in the
city Of Richmond for eight weeks success
sively. and posted at the front deer OF the
Courthouse Of the said County.
"A copy FEST,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. nc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
G O @ D S !;

In amount at prime cost, Ia about 10000
dniiars---amoogst which are the following
articles -
600 Pieces India Cotton,
200 do. Calico.
so do. Furniture Cope, Piate,
$50 do. Cambria Muslin,
100 do. Oil Cloth,
iso do. Wildboars aud Bonbazstts,
SEQ do. Elegant light ground Chiniz
100 do. Cot on Shirlfng, ga 4.s g,
60 Dozen Cotton Hose,
20 do. Silk do.
Is Pieces Corduroy,
10 do. Tabby VeFvets,
10 do. Checks, "a &s-a,
20 do. Black Cambria,
10 do, Scperfine Cloth,
90 do. Second do.
IS do. Casimeres, N
IS do. White Pla,iHas,
6 do. Brown do. u
DO, Dowlas,
60 do. Rolls,
IS de. OznsburEs.
q do. Bed Tyking,
60 do. Rpmall Handkerchie
so do. Madras do.
10 do. Bandanno,
- do. Marseiiles,
100 Packets Plnns,
200 wf. is1n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
John G. Gamble.
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

NEW MEDICINE STOKE.
THE Subscribers have recen,Iy taken a store.
near the Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Shelton's, where they offer for sale
very general assortment OF DRUGS .eI Me-
DICINES = few Of which are enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

T>OR ShLE.--A TWO STORY
K WO0D HOUSE upon a CELLAR sto.
~ Of Brick, pleasantly situated il a re:ired
par, Of the city Of Richmond, @nfshockoe
fpll- There are six rooms, Seising The
cellars, all Of which have Gre.pIases. For
terms enquire Of
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
Richmond, Feb. I7shs 1910. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

u HEssuhscribers oger for sale, about $50
. acres Of a. IND, lying IN tue upper end
70 Hanover county, and on the old Noun
tain road and fhtkey Creek-zsh -aGnute
description IS thought unnecff akyTA no
person will purchase wi,hoetf vie Ytng5 he
pfexise Suffice il 10 say, De- |srcE wo
dwelling hooses aad The land Nj t,sftlivi.
ded 70 accommodate psrchaseFs, a6d Wes.
tern lands received IN part payment
Terms will bc n ace knrvn on application
TO Anderson Bcwle5 o. the premises.
.H1d,rsoa Bon 9.
John FOWLS, ir.
January iNh. 1910. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
PenirsEt;ary Store,
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
NJ. z. Burr,

In addition 10 the articles manufactured ae the
pe.isentiary offers FOR sale an assortment
ofGoods of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

Lustrings, italian Silks, Black Satin
Silk and Cotton. Umbrellas. Sewing Silks
and Twists, Cotton Casir. ares, Silk
Shawls, Lepo Shawls. Muslin Shawls. silk,
Cotton. and Thread lace, White Pocket
Handkerchief, Silk and Laced Gloves,
White and Co!ored thread, Book JacoDet,,
and Leno Mu.lins, Jspan'd Muslin, aud
Robe. Dresses, Knives and Fsrks, and
variety of other articles too tedious 10 {.
numcrate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
Manchester Turnpike COMPANY.

IWdnc1lcSfcr IfsfnbzRe { o11bany.
The Stockholders are requested to meet
at Brooks's tavepa in Manchester, on the
hrss Monday in mlercY ensuing Special
matters of business IMPORTANT TO tka inter-
est of the company 6ure fu4 Aeeting
add the early attendaINs of each Member
on ihatdays
BY order the gree ors,
Games Brander, elk.
Manchester, February 81, 1910. t2m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
.ifOR SAI.E.

tFOh ohIfE,
A HOUSE K L0T,L
NOW in the occupancy of Mr& Eahas
IN rine Dabney. For particulars ee4uire
Of the printer.
Janilarv rs. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02
TERMS.

AL sums under 100 dollars cash, SUMS
of 100 dollars and not exceeding 500. &c
days credit; sums Of 500 dollars and M.
wards $50 days credit, for credit putcha.
sefs. Notes negotiate at the Bank of
Virginia, with approved endorsers. will be
required. Z -s ~
= PROSSER 6 MONCURE,
.Apctioneers,
Richmond, February 2sd, lsio. Ids
D All persons having demands against
me. will please bring them forward for adj.
justment, aud those indebted TO me are re .
auestedto make immediate payment.
A. l.. PHILIPS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

The Famous four mile heats Horse,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-02

IN amount at prime cost, to about &C. 600
dnliars--amoogst which arc the following
articles -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-16
Twenty Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY, April ~, 1910 from the
N subscriber, living near Montgomery
Court House, Maryland black fellow nam
ed TOM, bat l. make no doubt but ne will
chapse his name he 10 - or - years OF
age, S feet or oinchcs high, clumsy made,
he has a scar on his forehead and scar
d on his right foot Letween his toes, his
fore teeth stand wide. He took with him a
black and white spotted dog Whoever takes
up said fellow and secures him so that get
him again shall receive the above reverb.
.,.....' ~ :, Thomas Clagett.
IN. B. Masters Of vessels and others are
cautioned against harboring or carrying OF
said fellow.
June 8. 80. .-..' g lawS' >,
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dtcE Cufed, .

:. Nv enc. using Lee "a ooysreLgn Ointment
rbe proprietor Informs hose p rsens ana Ia
.rniliex who are sufferin8 Hrder this dAseaiSe'
{ neainst the infection. of swaich no person rs
SAFE, that il this ointment Is ased at night on
crcang 10 bad It neyer. Iails 20 ipetiO'nn 9 cure
So l6e following morning, IS thousands .w Wi
Nave psedb during the, last Ter, years Can les
So. The peculiar e3ceIIsneisS Of this in
Afille .renasdg for the itcf, above every O.
Z 49,. Are the certainty Of the cure by I. siasie
Y - licasion de Ingredients being SO. iiitsO--
-. - - = applied WITH perFsSt safety to
! 49, esg % fant; andjEs being not Only
fsre sFFurSs any SsgcBsive sEneIs bst equally q
) SSrseabIs With shsP leasansest spornAslm
ssasd ne eussinE.
N bsck the Inventor e6aGa emily fseoisr
4 II "a q and siiasaliphl srnedt Inc tSss she
3 FslieS and permanent ssse eIsassos
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O. Brokers Office.

THE subscriber offers his services 70 the1l
public as Commission Merchant and Bro,
ker, and will transact with secrecy and desr
patch, any business that may be comnhsst
to his charge. He has taken an office in thu
store lately occupied by Messrs Robert I.
Hooe and Co Gosh will be given OF all times
for the stock efthe different banks In tie DIS.
trict, and good paper discounted upon liberal
: a. CASH, given for Tobacco.
-, =. Alexander Moore. :.
June $. - :, eo6t.