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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-14
This is to give Notice,

THAI the subscriber, OF A!exanlria coun-
7, in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
lom the Orphans Court Of said county, 'et-
.ers lestamcntary on tbs estate OF San'ufl "y-
monds, late of the county aforesaid, deceased:
All persons having claims against The sad de-
ceased, arc hereby warned to exhibit tue same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on orbeiore the 3otn day of April next ensn-
ing, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said es,ate-Antl those indebted
teereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this slst day Of Oc-
tober 1900.
Jane symonds,
E,..c,t,;,, o( Sa,,.peI Cyp,cnIs
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Orphans Court:

alexandria Connty-Ocsober Term, 1909
ORDERED,
That the ezt1utrix Of Samuel Sgmonds, de-
lased, do insert tas following advertisement
the Alexandra Daily Gazette, thee times
each week for four weeks.
ALEX. MOORE, Register.
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TO Rem T.,

T,HE HOUSE AND WAREHOUSE on
j the corner of King and Pitt Streets at
present occupied by Thomas Patten. Pos
session will be given on the 18th December
Dsxt. Apply to
R. l. Taylor, or
Eliza Wilson.
@sa06sg IL. a3t-saW
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TO RENT,

A three story Brick Dwelling House, at
the corner of Washington and Prince streets,
at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas Jacob
II L S 0,
A WARE HOUSE. they will be lettogethe1
or separately. Possession will be given on
the first of November next. For terms ap-
ply to Mr.. P. Triplett.
Edmund Denney.
October 10. co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-12

sachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire,
and Rhode Island, have lately been received
at Washington. One Of them is from the
electors Of Bristol dictriet Mass. to their
present representative, Mr.. Deane, an
nouncing TO him that they shall dispense
with his services after the third Of March
next This gentleman, at the eve of the e,
lection, was charged IN a Providence paper
with having declared that he hoped Bona
parte would conquer Spain and all Europe,
and with having said that his influence
should be exerted to keep on the embargo.
Its impossible to describe the conseerna-
ton which prevailed among the opponents.
of the embargo. when it was announced to
them that the influence OF MIR. Deane would
be brought to bear upon them. His el0-
qatence they could have resisted, but his IN
5gasence they knew would be irresistible.
Since the arrival of the courier from, Bris-
tol, however, that influence has declined
not little, and some are even 50 sanguine
as to think that it is no longer dangerous.
AS it is proposed by two gentlemen in
Congress from Virginia, Mr.. Giles Of the
Senate, and Mr.. Jackson of the house of
representatives, to arm the embargo laws
with new powers and new terrors, it is con-
iectured that provision will be introduced
into them, making tia capital crime to con-
vey, by means Of any ship, vessel, boat, raft,
canoe, waggon, sled, sleigh, wheelbarrow,
or any other conveyance by land, or water
any dispatches from any portion of the cas-
tern people to the public servants at the
seat Of government.
lid.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.


RAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sun
day night last Black Negro slave, named
ELIJAH, or LAIGE.-He is about SO years
Of age, S feet inches high, pitted with the
small pox, of down surly look, stout made
he had on when he went away blue jacket
and trousers nearly new. and took with him
from off bed two pair of Blankets, one bound
on the ends with red tape. Laige went off some
time back from capt. Rubin Johnson of this
place, and lived some time in New York and
Boston, and went by the name of Archibald,
Henderson he is an artful cunning fellow
can play little on theviolin. Whoever will
bring him to me, or commit him to jail. II
taken in town, shall receive ten dollars, 1t tax
en- OUT Of town the above reward, with all
reasonable expences.
Isaac Entwlsle-
January 10
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ibid.
FRoN WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY night, ian. S, 1909.

thursday nzSn1, Jan. D, lSOS.
am this moment furnished with aclue to
all the recent cancusus, commotions, denun-
Citations, threats Of rebellion, SC. among
the friends of the administration. There is
horrible confusion in tic camp. a spirit OF
dissatisfaction IS rapidly spreading among
the democratic members from the northern
anc. middle states. They wish to remove
the embargo Immediately, but their south
ern brethren will not consent. In caucus,
every thing, Of course, is carried by the
southern party, which IS determined on war.
They have arranged special session CT con-
gress on the 18th of May, with view to
throw the responsibility of the commence
nent of war upon the new president and the
next congress. The new embargo bills to
be finally passed tonight, and the system
VIII be persisted in as }2l.ss, as they dare PER
SYST. Il is not improbable, however, that
their plan will change again in few DAYS.
Mr.. Jefferson has been denounced in caucus
by some OF his (hithe,to) most supple syco-
plants.
The public may rely upon this irforrna-
ton, and will be furnished With the particu-
lars In a day or two.
CN;5
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

Has for sale, at his Harehouse, Prinee-stress
Whart-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Nlolasses, West-India, and NcwEngland
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, half,
aid quarter chests.
case black Persians.
Q barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream -colorcd & blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould ard Dip.
Talow Candies in boxes.
Brown Soap III boxes-Cod-hsh in do
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
III barrels
Tanners Oil, Spanish Eides, quantity of
Soal Leather, Mems, Womeas' and Chldrens'
Shoes of various descriptions, few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Man.
kccns, SO pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity of vi
negar, 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 90 tons
Russian Hemp, &c. &c.
January 70
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-12

..,,,s Independents, q T then s0un r
,s 81 invaders, the IRE, Trench xi' II
1, ,'sh the i oooo. This news had not been
n Sss Of sO wed at Oparto, but was ere
assialy rsss'T The Portuguese, however
IA BY some q Is in good spirits; ne ac'l0n'
e +, place near Pa 12s hstt,e
". sad a,,'ld prove correct that Das,le'
u i snoa'S or the world, has taken placs'
disastrous oas BE- been fought early IN 4 Noy ,s
nust nav a,'r next arrival from England
land s.t i, furnish the particulars NJ
EIPr0''J3, from Oporto 70 the 25th O. no
Itasi 5, a silent as to the above lniorlaa-
6 .,,,,rs aid b go % The sBaa lss
on'l:'' , ! n, engaged was reported at
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TIE Aa,er;can Flag.

4 TIE mass OF our industrious and uncn-
<rvriisiag fellow citizens, who live retired
\ rural situations, have no idea of the gor-
Eors pomp aud splendid magni6cence Of
/ SUPERB CITY in which our national
IunciIs assemble to decide upon the desti-
kes Of the republic. Upon the summit Of
|a,hof the wings Of the Capitol is placed
gg-staa, ard from The apex Of the staff,
# flag Of the u. States is expanded, and
pacrs necessarily in the eternal gales which
3 os from the northwest, across tae TIBER,
pom theCAPIToLINE MoUNrAIN. From
{ hills, which, al the distance of some
lies surround the city in every direction,
esq banners, waving upon the tops OF
3lE towers, present most romantic pros
ct. The wings of the Capitol resemble
$cShlc Castles, and the standards which
prmount them, recall the sublime ideas of
n feOdal ages. The flags are hoisted only
nsn the respective houses are in session,
. the moment they are struck, the good
uSsSlVes at the hoarding-houses prepare
alsr Tor the members. There seems to
something rather too domestic in this
4Stnent, something which too much
SAicses tne custom at the northward, Of
-SMg awhile cloth at chamber window.
1 o. o.'s ,0nee to the laborers abroad in the
s'' mat their dinners are ready. How
- snlle our navy is in such state of
ke~ "a.se degradation as at the present
n, ~, and While our army is employed
f. e S ,a 6 our own citizens, perhaps the
,b ne Y. 5. cannot be put to a better
b. n;g sasPoIrH, in his Speech on sat.r-
|: m Gajsdf' after eloquently describing
l. nrn councils, and the miserable
H. = : = russia, predicted Prussian degrade
L. - Dol sas Inevitable consequence of Prus-
ke5arS ". IN our own country. He pro-
- vel % rsmark, that as our timid and
Eshsa ~, course Of conduct has already ba-
b arla 4' nag from the Ocean, it was time
bpars ! \ a. a. home, and no longer suffer it
Elo bsa = triumph over the heads of those
fors. ~ vAilsd It from the highway Of ma
BIS iDs,. ms differ from Mr.. Randolph in
PACED and d.. Letus still display our dis
Irsssionsl asSfaded standard from the Con-
|avs ss -. lowers as an evidence that WE
Psrhaps ~ great and gallant nation.-
BIO the nae o prospect may ere long infusc
antlue i ,b inc spirit which is utterly
; deeds VIII rulers, and stimulate them
hasactcr. n may retrieve the national
lfreeman's Journal
'seas disos;J ron IL the People" Some I'M
p''cnss from the people of Mas
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-12
Extract from 1lr. Je6eron's Notes an Vir-
r5J11G.

'This, the natural progress and conse-
quence OF the arts has sometimes perhaps
been retarded by accidental circumstances:
but generally speaking, the proportion
which the aggregate Of the other classessof
citizens bears In any state 90 that Of It's hus-
bandmen, is the proportion OF its unsound
to its healthy parts, and is good enough
barometer whereby to measure its degree
OF corruption. While we..have land to Ia
bour, then, let us never wish to see our CT
tizens occupied at a work bench, or twirl
ing distaf. Carpenters, Mascns, Smiths,
are wanting in husbandry; bat for the ge-'
neral operations OF manufacture, let our
work shops remain in Europe"
Again, 6 The MODS of great cities add
just SO much to the support of free govern
ment as sores Go to the strength of the hui
man body"
s Mr.. llADB0M-The esprit q frs"
a Monroe democratic paper printed at Rich
mond, Virginia, and remarkable for its de-
votion to plain fact and argument, has re-
Gently published many articles respecting
Mr.. Madison, which our good opinion Of
the consistency of the people, induces Us to
suppose cannot fail to affect his popularity
A popularity which we have found to exist
at once in full maturity, without gradual
growth-and produced by the democratic
cabals of caucus conjurers. The last NUM-
Der of s The Spirit," contains extracts from
the notes of chief Justice Yates of thepro-
ceedings of the convention which framed the
National Constitution. Judge Y. and MIR.
Madison were both members. The follow
ing are extracts from these extracts Pal
Laaiuns.
THE EXTRACTS.
May 2sth, his excellency governor Ram
doIph, member from Virginia, got up and
Showed the defects existing in the federal
government then in existence.
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N O T C E.

THE partnership of j. Dawes and Samuel
Areve, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
December H. Jan: IL st
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,Isrp,a.ia z9atlp 6ssetfs.
--4,ts-
..r,, Fs2,sY, JANUARY II.

: css,.,,ay last, RICHARD BRrNT, esq.
u NE William. now IN the Senate OF this
fI Ies, liar district, was elected without
az ..ar IVA ;oint ballot of both houses,
P's !. ssagte cff the Il. S. to supply the
Gu sssr Moore---whose period Of serv-
Eass s n -. On the ensuing 4.hof March
Is M i. has declined being again consider
|; candidate for that appointment.
2 Enquirer,)
r., House os Delegates have been prin-
- n ENGAGED during the three last days
F ,s+ir sittiog, in discussing the bill con
nm. tbs suspension of executions. It
| , ,be only debate Of any interest and i'm
[o-,,nes Which has taken place during this
ks,;oa The creates objection was taken
i ~ m section of the bill /; It being con-
[nasa that ii was contrary to the 10th sec
t. & the lst. art. Of the Constitution OF
/. United States. Monday after some
I6mstsd speeches, the question was put on
Il taird rSading of the bill, and carried in
L aGraat.ye.-Yess 100, nays 81.
bid.
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The word is in darkness, but We are in Light
| More rssplendent than thu which iliumin1
the day.
!; Thus fayor'd Of God, those in Goshe. who
dwelt,
Had light in their dwelling, and light In
their mind
While Egypt was darkness which might have
been felt
From nature obscured and from intellect
blind.
As the children of light, then, we still should
Whatever is worthy, aud yirtuous and wise,
And prove that as Masons. accepted and true,,
Our business on earth is 10 fit for the skies.
And oh, like the Summary we shine in our
sphere,
In diAusive < cheering effulgence around,
Till the shadows ofignorance all disappear,
And through the wide world love and yir-
tue abound.
In the labors Of love and ofpeace we unite,
And engage in support Of religion laws.
Ano here in the Sanctun, Sanctorum we plight,
Our hands and our hearts in defence oft
cause.
Peace, peace to the world, is the wish of
our hearts,
Its tumuls and wars We sincerely deplore:
We seek the extension ofscience and arts,
And all that makes man like his brother man
3 o. f. 4.
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g May 18th, his excellency governor RAM
doIph, member from Virginia, got up and
Showed the defects existing in the federal
government then in existence.
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sasas disc. ron the People, Some un-
'pa'enss from the people of Mas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12
FALLING GARDEN LOTS FOR
SALE

THE Subscribed intends Offering fot
/ safe on The premises, al public Auc.
,ion 10 bsgn al 10 o'clock in ihr foIeno q,
on the 14,h day Of this present month,
sundry valuable LO IS, situated in tn i.
Failing GARDEN, in the city of RIchmond
rhs cond tons will be enc third Cash, q
negotiable ndarsed Noes, payable in the
Bank OF Virginia. wh tn discount oi
said notes added one ether third n
pns year; and the her thi.d in two
years from The day of sale.
The lots will be S ID b. he foot. mea
suring across the !rons, that each purcha
ser may have !ot OF a sig 10 suit him
self AID 10 secure the Iwo last paymen ;
negotiable nu.es, WITH deed oil tsus, w.ll
b. required. Al the same Time aud place,
one or more lois VIII be Sold for cash.
JAMES LOWNtS.
9Th Month, 6h 1909. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12
A GARD.

THE following plan OF instruction will
a commence Tomorrow, September 9th,
itL. Fl GIRARDIN's AzADkMY.
PenmanShif, Mercantile arithmetic,
Cook Keefing. Ergfsh Grammar, <
English Literature generally, Lafin&
Greek, ClaSSicS,
w,li be taught by y DOYLE.
CFreHch s. Hai.~, Rhetoric Logic, No
2 : raj Phi!oSoilhy, POiify, Natural 9 CT
{ nil History,
by l. II GIRARDIN.
The various branches uf he MathemaA
) tics, in their fuiles, extent, Natural
Phfloshhy, Gcograhhy, Hfalving,
Landscahe Painting. &c.
by JOEN WooD,
(Lateiy Instructor Of youth at Manches.er.)
The advantages Of the above oompTenen-
sivc plan speak TOR themselves the terms
are not enhanced. On the contrary, they
are, in many instances, reduced, chic iy
with a view TO a wider diffusion of usfeul
knowledge.
Besides the respective duties stated alb I'VE,
the instructors will occasionally interchange
branches, in order 20 ascertain the profici-
ency of the pupils in each department, and
to cherish a laudable spirit Of emulation ~.
For further particulars apply to the under
signed.
l.. II. GIRARDIN.
Richmond, Sept. 5tb, 1909. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12
ROBr. MITCHELL.
City OF Richmond, Sept. 7th, 1909. #

DUBLIC SALE.-Ey virtue of deed Of
trust executed by Robt and Geo rur
ner. and hnn the wife Of The said Geo !: l shall
on Tuesday the 26til Of this present month
Sept } at the Eagle Tavern in the city Of
Richmond, expose for sale TO the hyest bid.
DER all that lot piece or parcel Of gr und, Stu
ate, lying and being in the said City, on the
east side ftne cross street, leading from tn :
Bell Tavern to the river, (suhiect to n ground
rent of & 10 per annun forever,) with its al
ordinances and Improvements z, also the fo
10 kin; slaves, VIZ. George Che ok Peter
The bsrber) and Aggy or so much Of said
property as Will be sufficient to raise the sum
OF S $50, with all costs attending the cxccu-
ton Of the said rust.
The said SIDE VIII be made agreeab!y to
the directions anl provisions of the act of AS
sembly in such casscs, passed in January 1859,
entitled an act concerning executions and for
other purposes.
ANDREW STEVENSON, Trustee.
Sep,ember, 1859. (tds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12

THE subsctiber offers for sale ons o.
the most VALU ABLE LITTLE
HIGH LAND PLANTATIONS, in tie
MIDI c0ant,y iyng On ne So. side oftbs
Buck ngl@m road, ihrec miles above Pow
ta,an courthouse, Containing b. ls;e SUE
ycy 5i9 <c.es Il L. sbau, Que miles from
James River; three from Appomaltox, and
in neighbo hood abouadng with manu-.
fsctuiing mills, Not more shaa one hun
bred acres OF his tract is cirai ed, and that
(exc,p, ten acres, within the last seven
years. A new oYerseer's house and kit
chen. corn house and Two good tobacco
houses are he only improvements at p'e-
sent. The scan,l'ng for large barn IS
nearly ready and will be put up By Cbris'a
mas. Que third OF the purchase money
will be required in haed and the balance
in one and two years, with interest if 40.
punctualiy paid, and a deed of trust Oh
the land, to secure he two last payments
The purchaser will be permitted to SOW
wheat. Also, three lo.s in Richmond. one
adjoining MIR. Sou,hga e's LOT above Mrs
Singleton, and Nos. II aad % in DJyal's
plan. One fourth will be required on ma
king the deed, snother fourth in pegotia
bic noes at six months, well endorsed
and the balance in twelve and eighieer
mostLs; secured by deed of trust on the
I lots.
would also BARTER for NEGROES
nine UPPER APPOMATTOX CANAL
iSHARES, and two year old liULZARL
( FiLLY, out oil q thorough bred Dare De
vii Mare.
| The land will be shewn by MIR. Adams
living thereon, and The price Of all The a
bove property by applyiog TO William
Randolph Of Wilton, or the subscriber.
WIN. BERKELEY.
Powhatan, 22d July 1909 oaftf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12

JUST received and for sale BY s. PEASANTS Rich
mond, few copies of the following valuable
wo ks the Amer an Annual Kegis,er, vol.
4ih ID ordley's Husbandry--Wo a new no.
vel by Miss Owe 'sJn--B 1rder's Village Ser
mons Quincy System Of Saor, hani writing
-Fcrguson's Leaues, a new edi'i0n-Mar
;hal's Life Of Gen. Wsshington--Tbomso 5
seasons, cheap edition for the use Of schools
RusselPs ancient add modern Europe-Csrey's
general atlas, Che best collection Of Maps yet
made in this eoun'ry) --Morse's Uoivsrsal Geo
yraphy-Gclamih his natural Histofy--a general
sssodmen, Ut qnauo Family Bi0ies. win and
without plate, concordance psalms, &c. &c
from $ 2 so, 70 $ IL eaeh--Gibson's surveying
American ClcFh's Magazine - akcr's pro
1ou1ciog Diet on afy--alsc. moo Bibles. Tesla
ments sud srs ling Books
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12

TOR SALE.-A handsome, second hand,
L London ngilt CLARION, which has
been bat little used and is in good state
of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
to Mr.. HUGHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern. where the Carriage
may be seen. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12

Y ANDr FOR SALE.-Ths subscri,
/ hers. aitornies in fact, for Col. john
SIN Fsrlsy, AID his sister, Ms. Eliza
beth Slorson, residents in Great Britain,
sffcT for lie Their remaining proportion
of that valuable TRACT OF LAND, in
he couay OF Rockingham and stase OF
North Ca:diina, called the Sausatewn Es-
tate.
This land lying contiguous 10 one Of
ths branches OF Roanokc River, and in the
.nlds. OF wealthy country, is represented
o be Gl gresl fertility, and 70 upiie so ma.
ny advantages as 10 he well worth the az
lea;loa OF the Purchasers il contains from
20 10 1900 acres, and VIII be sull in one
whole, or il disi vi pa ce;s, at the option
OF hose who MAJ @Ish 10 buy Tor which
pu pose it has bseD laid oh' in separate
lots. a psi Of the land is left in the pos
SC ssion vi VIM, Edward Bgoadnax, esq
Of Brunswick conn,y, Virginia, who has
purchased part of it, and 10 whom, fol
more cosTeCt lDisrma.lon rs 10 lis quality
sNuItiou and o,ber sdva .,agcs, punches.
uts are refyrted, al wcll as ~ Mr.. Ira III
lis, VINO lives Oh the spot. Mr.. Btoadna,
will also uiak; known the terms OF sale
and any cOplraci entered into with MIA
lor tn pu,craSe II The above land, or AM
par, thereof, will be obligatory on our
selves and our principals.
G.. X. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.
| Petersburg. Va. iuiy 23, CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12

THOSE Commissioners of the Revenue
L who have failed to return To this Office
the list Of Land tax and tax BILE property
Cor the year 1909, are requested to for
ward them as soon a. possible, together
with the list Of licences granted TO mer-
chants to the first inStanl. A speedy COM
piiance will prevent tn. disagreea6le ne
cessity of proceeding against tnem for the
dre imposed by law for mis- failure.
SAM. SHEPARD, Auditor.
AUDITORS Ofce, SIN sspt 1909. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12
MR. CLEMENT REESE,
NE.

A S you have sSsconded FROM the
n. Coanty Of Charlotte, and know
not the place o. your present residence, I a.
dept this nethoi of giving you nstice that
shall OH Saturday, the 23d instant, at Mrs.
Moors's in liu enburg County, aud on Safur-
day the 30lh instant, az Mr.. Samuel Pur-
years IN Meckleuhur8 County, proceed to
Capt. Mack. Golds, Capt. The. Goode,
William Pettus, Bufweli Moss, FrlsmaD
Reese, William Brown and Others, 70 be
read as evidence against you in the Coua.
~ Court Of Charlotte, wherein / obtained Il
Judgment against you. which judgment hath
since by you been euJoined when and where
you may attend if you think proper.
Wu. w. MASON.
7,h SEP embcr, 1902. 2p.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-12

NOTICE Once more, it is hereby re-
~ euestcd that those VINO are inGebted to
the trustees Of the Richmond Academy. do
mske payment 10 the subscriber, as the
work is now begun and it is expected that
here will be laid from one hundred to ome
hundred and fifty thousand bricks in the
walls of the Academy this fall. He has IN
dertaken the collection by agreement with
John Brockenbrough aud William w. Hen
ing, the other members of the committee,
appointed by board of trustees I: There
fore, it is absolutely necessary that the col
hector may have as little trouble rs possible
i'll the collection, in order to have money in
hand, to carry on SO lauiable an underta-
king.
ROBT. MITCHELL.
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