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TOR RENT,-~The House & Lot at pre-
L sent occupied by Mr.. George Waite,
situa'eS on the east side of Shockoe creek.
For particulars apply to Mr.. Watt or TO
If JOSEPH CALICO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

FNhSH will be given for a god male
~ house servant and female cook.
JOSEPH TRENT.
Oa 27th. 1909. IF
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THE ENQUIRER.
.RICHtroWD, JUNE 81, 1909.


~ He have now IN THE rREss, very
interesting Work, published in London, un-
der the Title of Z" Letters on the subject Of
the Catholics, to my brother Abraham. who
lives in the country. BY PETER PtYMLEY."
This tract abounds with the liveliest
sketches of the Ministers and Measures of
G. Britain, ccnched in the severest spirit of
just Satire-Of this, the reader ha. sfeci-
men in the following just and nervous des-
Cription Of British injustice.
So great has been the rage fos it in England,
that it is no7v in its eitDenth Edition. 1t
exposes the folly of excluding the Catholics
from the highest civil and military offices Of
Great Britain. 1t infiicts ample and re-
tributive justice upon the iniQuitous ministry,
who now rule the destinies of that unhappy
Empire.-This composition is certainly from
IA UIt Of the FIRST avater-if not from the
pen of Sheridan, to whom it is ascribed, it is
at least from one not much his inferior in
vuisdon, and 7uit. Every Irishman should
have a copy of it--every man, who wishes
to see the follies of the British ministry lash
ed 10 the pery bone, should have it by him.
This pamphlet will be out in a few days.
- Editors of Newspapers will much o.
blige by giving the above An insertion in
their papers.
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The French troops-Were every Huns Trenck.
they would be defeated This lasr resource oy.
Austria WILDE lost to her. -
In all probability, the Turkish crescent will gilt
ter in the conqueror's The late treaty witt,
England has sealed tire fate at the sultan. Rus
STA will not stand by. an Inactive spectator Her
ambition is too deeply interested, not to pa,tic-
pate.in the spoils. -
, lsit TOO romantic to- suppose chat Eyypt. that
favorte object Of Bonaparte, nay again at,ract his
ambition 4 ius arrns--that ontlis delightful spot
he may seekio crafty his thirst" for ships, coll
oncs and COMMENSURATE he may there seek for
new compensa,ions for the losses, which he has
sustained'in the W. indiesA& that the shores OF
tue Nile may once more become the fighting
ground of the English aud the Preach ?.
Who shall pretend to set limits TO the Reyolu-
tons OF Europe, when it is the wonder. working,
genius OF Bonaparte that directs the destines Of
ths French Empire -
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-" The citizens Of Richmond are rea,,es.
ted to meet at the Capitol-on this evening at
O'Clock, to make arrangements for the
FOURTH OF JULY. 49,
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MOTlCE.-All persons indebted to the firm
~ OF Gillat and Kirby, BY bond or open &C.
count, are requested TO come forward and dis.
charge their respective balances, on or be fore
the first day Superintendent, as suits will be in
stituted against all those WHO are delinquent at
that time. 81 r.-f -.
Those who have any claims against the said
firm, are requested to make them know n to the
subscriber. KIN tlI It.a Il
THOMAS GILLIAT,
dcfing partner Of
GILIIAT& KIRBY.
!. " b. In my absence. Francis r. Strobia isful-
ly Empowered to receive and discharge an debts
due to and from Gilliat and Kirby. ,,..
THOMAS GILLTAT.
juno H. wills.
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-. LOOK OUT
It's likely that Great Britain may comply with
the engagements of her Minister The Orders
OF January and November may have been rescin.
ded on the 10th of June-But let us still be ON our
guard. Let us keep watcbful eve over her
movements. She knozvs too well how to he cauti.
Gus IN her neasures--how to move by gradual
as wen As BY instantaneous advances-to Green
as wei, as'to leap--;,nd TO veil her ultimate de-
signs under successive. encroach.nents. . Is if
not probable, that this may be the course Of her
m'nlstry-to begin anew by proclama,ons of
blockade--extend them from one DOR, to another
until they envelope almost the whole of our
trade, that was interdicted by her obnoxious
Orders, in similar restrictions This would m
deed be to violate the very spirit and substance
OF the solemn engagements of her minister.--
pho must not pretend To biockade any port, BIN,
by actual 5orce. "A blockade upon paper IL %
much direct breach of her contracts with as
as 1t Is ofthe established law of nations. ,',:.
Rgainwe say--itt us be on The xvntch When
such minister's as the Jenkinsons, the, Dundas.
ses' the PerceyaIs. the Cannings and the Cas-
tlereaghs sway tle sceptre, what 10 il that we
can expect 1t is not those wl,dare tainted nv
corruption, that usually respect the dictates of viz
tue. Are Melville and Castlereagh oi t,at in.
corruptibie cast, that they will shrink II ON the
violation OF any pledge however sacred il NAV
be Cfedaf Judeus 4beiics. non ego. Men, whose
private hands are stepped in corruption & crime.
are not the Ten to preserve their country from
dishOner.
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iHINes, as hrg right have been expected =
Tie Virginia. from Holland informs NJ
an important victory Of the French over the Aus
trlsns this nnte it is probable, that the fate
OF the house OF Lorraine is sealed for ever-fhat
Austria has become another fef of that great
contederscy ofstates, which, the French Empe-
ro' has knitted together--Ther Sceptre transfGrr.
ed INTO the hands ofthe king of Brayaria, of one
Of MS bo'iiers or OF the great digitaries of his
Empire.
Hungary viii make the frmest stand-Hunga.
ed gallantfy in the defence of her bercdilary
monarchs-who presented the last asylum "a
The Fading fortunes Of Maria Theresa-and sen,
forth that :" Sacred Insurrection," to guard tn
throne, which appeared before the treaty of Leo.
ben But what will all their efforts ayeii Tie,
want mesns--thcy want leader like lSna,srtc
They want the skill, discipline and tao Gee Of
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The Public Advertiser of New York asserts
that, :" tue story of General Armstrong. our Min.
lister at Paris, intending to return in The Mentor,
IS lse.'-The ship Virginia was boarded by an
ofhcer from British ~, who impressed three
sea'nenk This is fine proof of the conc;lia,o.
ny tone oftle British, government
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was captured and carried into Jamaica, and
oratsi'y 'ncarcerated in a dungeon for Sc
veraimonths; with one or two others he was
put on board u vessel to be sent to New-Yo,..,
ana on the passage, by an enterprise, the
shtit., ~i@fr'ehidity. ~hanaauity, and effect of
""ich . to have obtained for him a sta
tutc. and IN Greece or Rome, he would have
oo'aihed one he, with two other persons
ana a boy, seized the vessel, with twelve
or fourteen men on board, and brought her
mo the Deiaware. The vessel was con-
eeinned. and the property has been hung up
now thirty years in law suits: the man has
grow. into years and into want he has had
decisions OF the old Congress and of the state
conrts: and ultimately of the supreme court
IN ms favor, and Low rather than render this
veteran or the revolution jus,: &c, or nan
me man ms none: which is his ownLrbe
militia IS to be called forsh!. Lamentab;e in
ased IS the state OF morals and justice in so
ciety, when such transactions as have been
exhibited in Massachusetts, in Connecticut
and now In the case OF OiDussead, can occur
aurora.
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DOMESTIC.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.
THE CASE or M

THE CASE or Il MS
1t seems as il infatuation and fo,lv had
become c~htdc1HcaL at Boston, * had s,read
TO Congress, and communicated ito infect;on
TO LaHc0stcr.
Inc following message, it is said. has been
communicated To the state legislature Tbe
Governor, no doubt, is sworn ia ohcv snl
s]pport tic laws Of this commonwealth. and
therc Is a Law on this special subject. which
auth"flZeS tic executive To call out the mill
tia and protecrthc parties.
2 But then there is this infciicity IL Tho case
That the laws Of the United State, are aIeo
!'a't %! the laws of this commonwealth and
ne decisions OF tho supreme cmut on tbe II
7,l'eS are, and hustle, q paramount autho.
rlty toaty SUCH law.
Tie Ia" Of this commonwealth is in re,.
lty' an &c ho@t .Jtcf0 ia7o, produced bv in.
triBae to cover injustice, and IN violate ,L.
iir'r principles o; human %rightsin human 60
c.cty. '"' so-
It's i0ftheT aggravated by the facte fla,
ne "14ey N.i;sh ~ the hard earned and sole
property Of GidcoH Ohns,rqI. is now ia i've
sf0Ec HcHeUrV ~. Pennsylvania and thaf ,bc
stale has neHher IN law nor in ccnifo an0
l'l' ROY - thete any pretence of claim IN
.'e F'Ft CT inc slate,t to the money cr this in
.].:ci man.
Gideon O'mstcad, commanded an amer,.
eau araed vessel during The revoiut;nn w.
----- ''
Bee last fridays Enqai-er.
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TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TRE cOMMoHWEALq.u or
PENNSYLVANIA.

IN SENATE 4 House Of ReAresenfakjycs.
me solemn memorias and earn eat ahheaio AT
GiDEoN OLMSTEAD, 10 tie juaffce anil
vt.tHe Of. his eountry, 6y thcir rehy,earn.
fGiUc8:
MOST RESPECTFULLY SHEwEru.
mat lin the glorious war which termi-
hatca In American Independence, vo.r me-
moTIailst was active and uscfui in the COP
vice Of his country, encountered prcst ~.
rl!a aad hazards, underwent great hardshins
anu inJnrjes from the public enemy, by whom
ne was N q severe action taken prisoner,
Suffered cruel and rigorous Confinement x
tiat he finally effected his escape by scizine.
upon a British slO1p, which with her cnro1
ne WIN the aid of three other persons
orou5"c into the United States where lie
SAID vessel and cargo were condemned and
the value deposited in the public treasury rs
tins commonwealth from whence vont me
fIorlaiIst has never been so Fortunate AS to
obtain his just and lawf ul property, tnoncb
NE has r%csortc'l TO every means which The
pest ADVICE pGrsucd with the most respect
iui asnidHity, could devise.
That it is Bopy near thirty ve,rs since ho
brcngIc in the British prizc.
That with little intcrmissio, Of timc H..
has been ~ the pursuito Oh this propertv .wh;Ch
ia"iHli, belongs to him, dur.ng these thirty
years. 9
That after riskirg his life in defence Of
the rights ofhjs counaiy
AtSer hs't.ng fJr the rights and indeoen-
dence Of las country;
Niler 'oiiefins harGsIiips. cruelty and i
roD4I1 bfilish bondage, Tor his fdc4ty 20 his
country
Aher distressing the enemy by capturing
d NGS'ei ana enriciing the Commonwealth
by the value az the ve.,e, and ca,,yo 49,"
proceeds were deposited in the ruAijc trca-
siry o. ihis commonwealth !; and have becn
ever aiaCc hciG at the use q the com,aon-
wealth.
AAd ai.er the capture and conder1nati.
OH, your niemorlaiiSt embarked again in
public r%rrFicc, aod cont ired 20 mo- tLc
pubic enemy, without internission, iii lie
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EUROPE.
LONDON. Dec. IL.

Hamburger papers arrived this morning to
the 30th. The following is the only article
worth extracting from Them:
VIENNA, Nov. 10.
"WIthm a short time six houses have
stopped payment i'll this place and about 10
in Trieste.
AucSpURGH, Nov. -.
yesterday morning a Turkish courier
passed through this city, on his way to Paris,
attended by two Turkish officers. In The
Venlpg Prince Kurakin arrived Eerc, with a
considerable retrnue. and wiii set ont To-
morrow Tor the French capital, where he is
40 iGsiGst; 80 Russian mkass.dar"
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AuGSpURcH. Nov. Is.
PARIS, Dec. IS.
Ccn,h at Mndrid, 4h Dec. 1909.

81. SL"Is u -'EuIfis, fEN 1Cs {. 1915.
The-tewn Of Madrid has capitulated-
Our troops cnteredit to, day at noon.
Inns article is contained in the lfoni-
tearS OF the Ssh and i4:n i~nstant.1
THIRTEENTH BULLETIN.
ST. MARTIN, NEAR MADRID, q Dec.
the s9th ult. the hea;l. quarters of
the Emperor was removed TO the village Of
~Bonquiiias. On the SOtii, at break oil dav.
the duke OK Beiiuno presented himself at the
loot or the Snino Sierra. a division, ofthir-
teen thousand men of the Spanish army of e.
serve, defended the passage ot the monntains.
1he enemy thought themselves unatiacka-
bic IN that position. They had entrcnched
in the narrow Passage called Puerto. with
l6pieces OF caauoa. The 9th infantry marcE-
Cd upon the right, the g6th upon he Cause
way +; and the 24tli followed by tie siIc IF
the helg"iS Ca the lett. General Senamont
with SIX, pieces oi artillery, advanced BY the
causeway; t"e action cnrnnienccdbv the e.
ring CT 08tiSsetry and cannon. A CHARGE
made b. (5SnCial Moii;hrun, at the heal Of
the Polish Egst-hoise, decided tic af,ir.
IL was & r'ost brilliant one, and this reg;mert
mas covered Itself with glory, and proved il
"as "o!'"y 10 form Il palt OF the imperial
guard.
"CanEoDs, flags, muskets, soldiers. ALI
~'N W lA~CSo. I1.Ei-t 4 tliSl
lght-horse were killed upon the cannon. and
sixteel, haze been wounded 4; among Ike Ini--
ter IS Captain Dzieyanoski, who was dan
gerously wounded, and lies almost without
hopes OF recovery. Major Segur, marshal
OF the E'nperor's household, charged among
the folsh troops and received many wounds
one OF which Is very severe. Sixteen pie.
Cos O ca.aon, ten flags, thirty covered chests.
Two hundred Wagons. laden with all kinds
OF baggage, and the military chests Of the
regiments, aie fruits of this briilian, affair.
Among ne prisoners, which arc very numc.
rous, are all tho Colonels or Lieutenant Go.
ionels OF tlie corps Of the Spanish division.
An the soldiers would have been taken If
tney mad not thrown away their arms and
dispersed W the mountains.
onthe 1st of Deter.b er, the head onar.
'crS Oh the thperor are at Saint Augistin
ana on the @c, Tie duke Ct lstria. viii t,|
1aVa!ry' commanded the heights of Madrid.
= ne !hfan'Fy Could not arrive Before t,e All
ne intelligence which we hitherto received
led usto tilsiE that this town is s,,ijerii. IN,
der ,a1Iiidso of disorders. ard tba, N, %oors
are DarrISlaocd The Weather is very inc.'
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INDIA

The cultivation 0fmahogany in india. has Aeer
attended with great success. Two plants (tbe
nst'known III India were sent out by the Court
d'"Gcto's to The Botanic Garden at Calcutta d:
i'o'" thcse two, upwards OF 1000 plants have
occh reared, and they succeeded so we'll, as TO
promiss IN & few years to be a valuable a.
lu'Sit'9h 70 the country. The two original trees
were Nst year nearly four fee in circumfer-
encc, and several Of tie others two or three fee,
-. London Pn6er.
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P~RK5BURG, Nov. 20.

L
They write from Constantinople that the
cohspiracics siccessiyely formed against the
%ctual Grand Nizier, by the par;izans Of
inc late Sultan aud the larnissar;es. had in
cuccd Musidp'ia Bairactart to act with rr.at-
or SEVERITY than he has heretofore done =.
salhst MS enemies executions have prcativ
increased during the last six or eight wcek.
~ Constahtinopic, but as criminal Justice is
'HTy expectations, 10 publicity is given to
these arte>Js, it il Impossible 20 icarn the de-
ta'is ahI 'Hcts Witch serve rs n b,sis for con.
domination. Besides they abstain. at pr, Sent
WIN INC grca!estcare from spxakinca ut Con,
~%s"nVpppir oi these different events-so thar
u'ey remain cnvelopcd in the most profound
secrecy. '''
We arc only assured that the confidence
OF N~iustapha Bairactar mas been cruelty a.
onsed, Which has rendered him very dis
uustIui. ~ lac. among the persons put to
ue'th or banlsned, there are many indivi-
auais who arc thought JEALOUS partizans of
s"c revolution which has placed Sultan Ma
h3nie' or ine thrcne OF the Osmanhs. We
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Ut PusLIsHeD BY THOMAS nIrcatE, or
fosITE THE c-onE. TAVERN. AT FIVE DoL-
LARS PER -AxNua, PAYABLE SApyANca
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IN Senate ard House Of Representatives.
ne solemn memoriat and eaywes nhheai AZ
GiDE0N ~OLMSfEAD, 10 tie juafice anu
v'flHe Of. ms country, By their rehresea-
{QjUeS.
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The Court of Inquiry on Sir HEw Dali
RYMrLE, has concluded it's s~ittings. The
London papers state, that they believe it
will be fcllowedby a Court Martial.
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vINHE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB RA-
II CES, ~ilfcomiHencc at che Union rsrern
in Caroline County on "Wednesday the 18th of A..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
May la.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
nv, and about the same from tie Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
teel family, together with all the outh"uses 5
suitable, all new or nearly SO; an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr., John DuLIs, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
E. Dulin.
Juns2s ~"
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NOTICE..

BENJAMIN. DULANY, sen. esq. having
- y LIS lndeniure of assisnment, dated the
a@a Gay OF the present month, conveyed 70
aii his estate, real, personal and mixed,
ssspl the Bank Stock and money in deposit
y, = standing in his name, in trust for certain
poses therein mentioned This Is there
:. e give notice 10 AL tenants and Others
VS. properly under lease or otherwise.
al or Belonging to the said Benjamin puia7
seh. esq, or who are in any wise indebted
s'ih' that he or they are hereafter to pay
i !. sec0unt Tor the same, to me only or my
Daniel F. Dulany.
SN IL. I'm.
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Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
dts
Cebbe,1miM g Tsn-Rate-Wo1ker.

Lebber5m7M % lan-F1ate-W07ReT"
THE subscriber continues to make and
i. repair all kinds of COPPER 4 I'm
WARE, and also carries on the tRAoS.
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the direc-
ton of NItHam Fletcher, and will execute
any work in that line
FOR SaL.E,
IS boxes 10 by ~, and | S do. Shy 10 b.
hernia Window Glass, of good quality.
TO LET,
The House on Fairfax street, occupied by
myself, which is made to accommodate one
or two famies--l will give lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince and Royal-streets, and
one Blacksmith's Shop with set of Tools.
For Sale or to Let on q Ground Rent for
ever,
So feet of Ground, trontingon King street
and running back 100 feet to 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in good part of the town.
The highest price will be given for old
Copper, Pewter, brass and 4-e al
George M'Munn.
Who has for hire handsome light Coachse
with careful driver.
August 80. .Sm
New Publications,
Just received, for sale, by JAMES KENNEDY,
sen Bookseller, King street.
Cnlebs in search of a wife-very Interest,"
ing 2yoIs'
Faber on the Restoration of the Jews.
Reliqucs of Robert Burns
Shakespeare's Poems.
Richardson's illustrations of Shakespeare.
The works of Mrs. Ann Steele. vols.
The Star in the East, by DR.. Buchanan,
Caledonian Sketches, by sir John Carr.
Mrs. Grants memoirs of an American
Lady.
Letters from the Mountains.
Deans Analytical Guide to Penmanshlpt
Owensol's Patriotic Sketches Of Ireland
Thaddeus of Warsaw.
Harriott's Struggles thro' Lille.
Exiles OF Siberia.
Whelpley's Compend of Universal Histo-
nv, an excellent book for young persons .e-
commended by DR.. Smith OF Princeton, and
DR.. Abercromhie of Philadelphia
IHe last edition CT that much admired work
Concentrations on Chemistry.
With additions on the arts of dyeing-tannlng
and currying.
And the lst vol. of the Medical and Philo-
sophical Journal and Review, now publishing
in New York, in numbers.
ALSO,
The best Paper, Stationary and Sehooi-
Rocks Of the various kinds-Biank BOOKS
made to any pattern, with faint lines II
CURED, with Patent Ruling and Bina"S
September l9'
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NJ q r &c F..

IN ~ ~ - ~ ~
THE subscriber, by virtue of a deed OF
trust dated on the third day OF September,
1907, from John Bogue to himself, Ludwcu
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on TUES.
DAY, the l4th Of November next, at four
O'Clock of that day, at the tavern OF Benz ~lnin
Thornton, in the town Of. Leesburg. K coun-
ty of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
A TRAIT of Land,
in the county of Loudoun, on the north side
of the main road from Leesburg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter of a mile 10 the
eastward of Goose Greek, containing LA a.
ores, which land is in the possession Of the
said John Bogue, or SO much thereof as will
pay the expences of the sale and the sum OF
l43 dollars and SO cents, with interest due
by the said Bogue to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
der, administrators Of Charles Alexander,
esquire, deceased, and the further sum OF
2s6 dollars and 66 cents, with interest there
on, cue to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
ander.
Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
September 10. dts
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WANTED,
e. Night School.

THE subse ribsr acquaints the ladies' and
gentlemen of alexandria, that on MONDAY
next, the second OF October, he will COM
mence his Night School, on moderate terms.
He takes this opportunity of returning hi
most grateful Acknowledgements Tor the very
liberal encouragement he mas already recelv-
cd, and hopes for continuance thereof.
Abraham Walker.
September 90. d2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
sep'cmber231 1909

u EMOVAL.-The subscriber has removed
- his Coach Makers Shop abcuy two squsses
North East the same street he resides on, anu
nc arly opposite the Office formerly kept by The
a,s Adam Craig. where he csrries on the
IOAGH MIXING BUSINESS N all It's bran
ches ==de bsgs leave TO return MS sincere thanks
his friends and the public in general. tor thei,
past support, and hopes BY his attention and
punctuality, 10 merit a continuance Of their pa
lronage.
JOSHUA WEST.
Richmond, 18th Sept. 1888. VOC
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NOTICE "a petition wi BE- presented TO The
~ next General Assembly Of Virginia, pray
Jog that the money winch has been wrong fuzzy
pad by WIN. Murray, deceased, aud by James
and Samue! murray, since hts deah for Had
lax may be refunded 10 the subscribers.
James ~ samuel llurr0Y.
Caroline, Sept. 20th, 1909. Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
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