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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-06
FRoM THE NORTH AMERIcAN'
TVaot &c GoqstitaLi2nal ResiSt0nce}


The American asks, with eaTnestnssa
what is meant by constitutions re'lS.
ance," if it mean not by appealing 70 u
judiciary? We Will not refer tor tie y
swer 10 Mr.. Gallatin, whose mode !, =. q
ploded. Nor viii we answer that c1l%
by referring to the j5rci4g !a'2, Which,
tinguishes in tcrms the Judicial retlsa s -.
substitutes the STAR CuAuBes Of Inc -. ..
sury Department. Nor shall we rs''F.n ~,
to federal ideas upon the sutjecr, bsch. az,
thy were condemned, as Mt paftaaA ~
enough Of that relish, which iegalzsa L Ii
recommended many modes ofae,nS' W."
contributed to confuse pu6!ic AFFAIRS ;. :,
We wild, however, PISS to Virs'n ! !, =
whose legislature the present heads Of o.. o.
government matured their schemes %, o. I'm IN
ating upon their predecessors. ~ .A,,,
give the enquirer for the meaning o. - "a
terms, the solution OF Giles, laE.o' b,7.
Madison. = it do not satisfy ns' W.
it may, at least, silence their admir- m.
On the 2Ist December, 1928, r's h.
MIA legislature ordered to be transtaisH ma
the concurrence Of the other states, ;,rl
resolutions, coEdemning as uncols'!." 'a.3ts
several laws Of the general go'tinl ,r
broaching sedi.ious aad inaanl,ii,'so' @,I;jiav
srines; aiming TO organic aad co..' =, aJ
an opposition, which would over "a, d
etnbarrass the domestic adtn!aii9a -. :. yspt
The general governments, and ('eis'' :
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-06

Mr.. R. then offered Inc toI!o,,;.
ton, which was carried BY neari, 'ss6
NOUS vote: {" ResolOed, e. I "a, 9 aAsa.
be appointed to enquire whether as fsg
es Of money have been made t. !, { Aesa4
maniar in chiefly the departae0sS : $ f'a
contrary, to law; and if any, to J. V
mount. ? VIA
The order of the day OH the res,h.
repeal the embargo, was called e.
ironp moved for It's indefinite No.,
ment. The question was taken ~ 0''ioe
noes, and lost-aye %, noes o.
YEAS-Messrs W. Alston. j.,
Bassett, Bibb, Blount, Bu,ler.. ~. @.a
Clay, Clopton, Dawson, Deans &. a''sa
Holland, ]. G. Jackson, Eiirksat.;' 'as y.
con, John Morrow, Porter. Cav : sF94
Smile, Taylor, l,ronp, Naat,;n ~ y g.
nil, .. I. Williams, 4. yYllsoa, /, ! I; \:
----sG,2. : s.>
NAYs,-Nsssrs. I. ], Aston, ;, H..
Barker, Blake, Jun. Boyd, 8ay,,c' pa sAi'
Burweil, Champion, Cii.seedsr g q
Cl!!pePper, Cuts, Davenport, i'm n \ -
Duresi, Ely, Eppes, Fiudley, f;,, cs'}
ner, Garnett, Gholdson, iun. Co.'S, lsF
Green, Harris, fleister, Hcl,ne, ~. p!1
Holmes, Howard, iiumf,lireys g., ,9
S. Jackson. Jenkins, Jones, KEW. r..
Key, Lambert, Lewis, Jun. E.ii34e.. a
Lloyd, Love, Lyon, Marion. ~, NV
MsCreery, Miino., D. Moatgomen. !
]. Montgomery, n. 4. Moore, i. H. ~
Jer. Morrow, htoscley, riun.ord. NJ,
bold, Newton, Nicholas, pi;ai1 7
Pngh, Quincy, Randolph, Rea, pp -
Fhea (Itnn.) J. Richards, NJ. gich,g,
Ri.ker, Rowan, Rassell, Save. Ss.s
Sloan, Snel!, J. K. Smith. I. SpHb
Smith, Stedman, Scorer, Sturg.s. Sa,e
Iaggart, Tal.nadgc, Thompson. r.,
Upham, Van Alien, Van Cor.lanlt " w.
dyke, Van Horn, Van Rcnssl lagr Figa,
ana II. w IsOn-93.
The house then went into coumitte,a
the whole Oh the resolution.
Mr.. Moaely spoke few minutes /, ,n
port OF IN immediate repeal OF ii. mar,
bat against the issuing cf letters )
,nayque.
The question was then taken on flliafb
blank with the fourth OF march, aud carris
ayes 70.
Aftera speech from Mr. RaM5bAdl
bout Two hours, in which he aAyocateda
Immediate repeal of the embargo aad ALLOW
ing merchantmen to arm To- dcicuce alut
the question was taken on the fltstt .leealll5:
Of the resolution IS amended, and carried
ayes 76.
EFhis part Of theHeseiusieta rfisa'es met
ly to the removal OF the embargo laws
The question when REQUIRED oa-hs Sc
cond member, which goes 70 2uthorisei ss;
ing Of letters OF lnarque and reprisal.
GIr. Raaa9bh moved to strike o;a
authorizing letters Of marque, and TO 'ns
in the room thereof, provision granting
vessels owned wholly by American citiza
the privilege of arnaing to defend then
selves from Trench or English crulz:Es !.
der the orders ard DEGREES.
Mr.. Key afrer observing the imPotant
Of the questions involved by these props
tons, moved that the committee shoaidr'
report progress, and ask leave to 81, agan
Carried.
The committee had leave granted n
then the house adjourned.
EponI try N0prH AMERICAN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
FRANCES TABB, for
JOHN Z. TABB.
July Is 1909.


NOTICE is hereby gwen, that ! intend &c
In leave this state this fall al peraons ha
wing claims against me either on my own &C
count or AZ partner in any mercantile business
or on any othes account whaisoeyer, are desi'ed
10 bring them forward for adjustment, as this
noice viii be plead in bac against any aims
which may be orosght against me after my re
moval. All those indebted 70 me are request, ID
to make immediate payrenf, as any furth her in.
diligence will not be given.
VIII be offered for sale, az my house. on the
18Th day of October next, on eeedit of
II months on all sums above ten dollars, my
stock CT Cattle, Hogs. &c. sundry articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Planta
tion2Utensils. Also my crop of Corn and Fed.
der. Bonds with approved security will be re.
CURED OF the purchasers, 20 carry interest from
the date--the interest will be deducted il pune
tual payment is made.
Francis e. Harris.
Powha,an, Sept. 8ih, 1909. VT
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~ Dollars Reward,

rs offered Coz spprshendiag ANDREW ne.
gro slare, VII 9b rt ihe beginning Of this
month RON AWAY from the subscriber resi-.
ding IN the ueighh1rh Of Amelia Court
House. Asive y is about thirty years old
m Intelligent active, sTali man, good house
AND sable servant, drives a Carriage well, UNI.
dsrSsnds = litde Of Shoemaking, and ,eadilv
Performs any kind Of plantation labor. Some
years lgo he was in the service Of MI. Turner
ii the Bel Tavern in Richmond where | be
iieve he < nera'ly scfsd rs hosler and after
xsris III lat chvisimas was employed by Mr..
Hehry L biscoe Of Manchester in his tobacco
fteamery. he has wife living ~ the Man
chester coal ya,d, free mulsrto women nance
SpKey Hoilinger by whom have 'cascn 20 be
liege he is fecFe cd will pay the above re
wss1 "a any Petson who will deliver 20 me the
above meniored slave, or secure him in Ia. so
that get him sgsin
James Henderson.
s0;h Jure, 1899 n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10


TWENTY DOLLARS REV ARD Stolen
from me about the 12,h of Nov. 1902; !
negro man save. named Cesar, the property Of
the suoscriber--de formerly be.ongedto Mr. Re-
bert Alexander. of Campbell county, and was
bought from him small boy, in he year 1889
He is now about zee, high, OF his big toes is
very remarkable, being split with an axe through
the nail and nearly as high as the second Joint,
BY iha, il is much broader and larger than the
oher. He was accustomed 70 run James river
above the fall,. was informed thar ne went
up James River in bstteau owned by one
Creecy, 20 the other side of the mountains.
On delivering him TO me or securing him in
some jail 50 that get him again, shall be paid
by me the reward of twenty Dollars This
Is TO forewam any person or persons from hari
boring or concealing him, as they may depend
on 1t sha, will prosecute such vioIatogs of the
law TO its full extent
ROBERT MITCHELL.
City OF Richmond, July 27oh, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

INVALUABLE LANDS in Dinwiddie county,
and LOTS in Petersburg, for sae.=One
thousand acres of land, situate on the waters of
Cat-Tail creek. in Oinwidde county, on the
southern stage road, about fifteen miles from
Petersburg, adjoining the lands of the late Mr.
Tcnpkins Kirby This tract is well tirbered
and watcrsa anIwsrs well FOR tobacco, corn and
small grain--not more than one third is cleared.
There are all necessary and lien, buildings,
Tor the purpose OF cropping. and The accommoda.
ton of an overseer and negroes. One third of
the purchase money will be required to be paid
down, and the balance in TWO or ,three annual
payments. as may be agreed on. The land will
be sold in lots, or in one entire sract. Poses
sion can be given in November neeerrbe.
next. Mr.. Patrick Vaughan. now residing n
the land, will shcw it at any line. Ii no ssie
is made by private Contract. tn said land sil, be
publicly sod on the premises, on the 25,H Of DC
tober next -when the terms will be particularly
dec ared.
Also, several HALF ACRE LO7S, unimpro-
we'd, on the level sou h and contiguous to MIR.
Poweil's tavern, in Pe,ersbgg Terms one third
cash, one third in six, and one third in nine
m onths--and if not piva,e!y di. posed of before
The 3lst of October next, these lots will then be
Powe'i's door. 5.
Any claims against Mr.. John Tsbb, will
be received on account of the FIRST payment.
Mr.. Robert Hrchett and Mr.. Archibald
Thwea't, of Peter burg. and Mr.. Ludwe, B .icS.
ett, OF Ansia, are au noised in the mean time.
10 treat for any private sale of the above proper
ty.
FRANCES TABB, for
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NOTICE Once more, il is hereby re-
L e.uestcd that those who are Indebted to
the Is nstees of the Richmond Academy. do
make payment 10 the subscriber, as the
work IS now begun, and itis expected that
there will be laid from one hundred to ore
hund red and fifty Thousand bricks in the
walls of the Academy this fall. He has un-
derts kenthe collection by agreement with
John Brockenbrough and William w. Hen
ing, The other members Of the committee,
appointed by board of trustees: There
fore, it is absolutely necessary that the col !.
lectoi- may have as little trouble as possible
in tht, collection, in order to have n,oney in
hand, to carry on so laudable an underta-
king.
ROBr. MITCHELL.
City Of Richmond, Sept. 9TH, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

TOR iSALE.--A handsome, second hand,
l. Lu,don built CHARIOT, which has
been At little used ami is in q good state
of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
to Mr.. HSGNEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern, where the carriage
may be seen. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

q BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
n DoLLars. was taken from bI ,ck bay
who ca led nm eli James Smith, 5, sag he found
it in ne street IN sinking il p pc, 20 les the
boy keepit &c ained /, for The proper owner
who ma have II, on gi7iog Satisfactory wi.
dence Of his or their Ugh 20 it and paying the
expense Of ,hl ADVERT enent.
10 II McDONALD.
Fichmonl, Narch 10Th. 1903. IF
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EIrZyyHYLsONN s POTTER, Cook

III rZWHYLSONN * POTTER, Book
A Sellers and Stationers, have just re-
ceived very large supply of Fouls Cap,
Pot and Letter Papers; Latin, French &
English school-books Pocket, school and
family Bibles; Paper hang,ngs and border
ing; QuiIis of the frs, and Inferior quail
Ties; Metallic pens Playing, blank and
visiting cards Ladies and Gentlemen's
pocket books Backgammon tables and
Chess boards Pearl coun ers Toothbrush.
es and Dentifrice Gold leaf, black lead
pencils and water CO ors; Vocal and instru.
mental music; Durable Ink &c Sc.
A few new publications, among which are
some novels.
great variety of Day Books. Journals
and Ledgers, Record and oherlfs books on
hand.
Tickets in the Rhode -Isiaad Coal Lottery
for sale, az 5 IS so cts. each. The price
will be shortly raised. The scheme of this
Lottery holds out p culiar advantages tothe
adventures, as will appear on an exani-
nation Of it. The drawing will commence
shortly.
September IS. (sw)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
(5w)

a Y OLUMBlAN MILLS. Ire subscri.
~ hers having purchased the Columbian
Mills, beg leave to Joform the public, they
are giving c ASH for WHEA r and CORN.
p. HAXALL, * Co.
Richmond, August 30th, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

TAKEN up by Tapley Gcode. in ches.erfie d
county on the 18Th June, 1879. es.fsy
SORREL MARE. shod rouns, with seyer,l
saddle spots on her back, has been locked her
NJ brand. four feet five inches high, nine or ION
years old. viewed and appraised to ,hir,y,fiye
dollars. w3tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
"a Copy
III: c. HOWARD, elk.

PURSUANT TO the above decree, the land
therein mentioned, which is situated in
the county OF Henrico, contiguous to the ci-
ty OF Richmond, being the same LOT or par
Gel OF land which was conveyed by Richard
Ada ms and Elizabeth his wife, TO Messo
Davis, by deed dated the Sd day of March,
1907, and Bounded as follows, to wit, be-.
ginning and running on he road or street
leading from the market house in the said
city to Du Val's village, N. IL w. a
chains and 80 links 20 street 40 feet wide
dividing sad lot and parcel OF land and the
land formerly William Cannon's, now John
Doyle's, and binding on said street n. 50,
T.. a chains and ga links to the street,
thence on the back street S 1-2, w. 4
chains 80 links to corner street 40 feet
WIDE next towards said city, and binding on
sad street ). 80, w. chains so links to
the said road To the beginning--with the
buildings and improvements thereon con-.
sIstIng OF large framed house aw,ll be
sold. on the premises, at 4 O'clock, p. M.
on Saturday the 21st inst. (October.) The
whole land VIII tie divided into lots accor-
ding to a plot which will be exhibited on
the day OF sale, and these lots will be sold
separately. The sale will commence at 4
O'Clock IN the evening.
ids GEO. w. SMITH.
Oct. &
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

NOTICE, that peu,iop viii b. presented to
the next General Assembly of Virginia, pray :.
ing that the rates of ferriage az Haai.'s (formsI,
ly Juds's) forty, may be raised.
Oaober @. i8 9. WHIP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
~. BLACKSMITH Foa SALE.

TNOR sale, most valuable Blacksmith
Il about 80 years of age. He is s,out
well disposed n gro and probably inferior
to 30 smith in me STATE. Enquire Of fhe
fsristcr.
September, lIih 1909. (3m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
In Richmond HASTINGS Court, June 12fh
HOO

1909
E!iz tbeth T. Young hush aud and Samuei0
p. Parsons, adnin.stratr'x and ad-
minisirator w4:h the W |, annexed Of
Pleasant unghusband, deceased. -
,Ralston and Peasants Picket, Pol. II
lard and John'ton-rTnomas Taylor 2
and James Brown, late merchants * Z
partners, under the firm of Taylor -
and Brown--Jtmes Brown, Jun and =
William Novel;, surviving partners +,
Of the late numerical house OF Nor p
veil, Watt and onlicck, Pitts. -
AGAINST
Moses Davis, PrNsser and Moncure add
George VIM Sm,th, Delts
{ 'hiS cause this day Came on to be heard
A or the bill. answer, sundry exhibits f.
led, and was argued by counsel. on conside-
ration whereof, the court beng of opinion
tina, the land conveyed by the saId Moses
Davis and wife TO the defendant George
VIII lam Sfn,tn, was intended to secure the
p ynent Of the notes IN the Possession Of the
plaintiffs, Picket. Pollard aud Johnston, and
Raiston and Peasants, on which suits have
.'ot been orougnt==And also of the juds ;.
ments obtained on the notes which came to
the possession Of the other plaintiffs, name-
", Taylor and Brown, James Brown, Jun.
and the surviving partner of the house of
Norvell,. Watt and Bullock, AS well as
those taken up by Pleasant Younghusband
deceased, IN his lifetime, do. decree and or
der thai Geo w. ) uith do proceed to make
sale of the LOT of land in the bill men Toned,
to the highest b,dder, upon credit until
the repeal or expiration Of the act concer.
ming exc cutions and other purposes, passed
3lst January, 1909, taking bond with two
good securities tor the payment of the pur-
chase money, and return the bonds by him
taken to court TO o.de its future order, he
giving two weeks notice in some one of the
newspapers published in the city of Rich :.
mond, OF the tine and place of sale. and re-
taroing report how he has executed this
order.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

NOTlCE---On Mouda7 TIE esd DIV
L y OF Oefob-r nex'. vii be sn,d n
Whitby, IN the csun'y of Chesterfield, mn
on acrelit of twelve months: the PEE
SONAL ESTATE of the late Cal. 10
BERT GooDE; consis'ing of the pressn,.
crop OF Corn, Wheat, Oats, Frsader. ,ra
Hay; the stock OF Horses, Cows. Sbeen
and Hogs the plsnta,ion utensils and
Household and Kitchen Furni,are. Bond,
and approved security will be required ts
the purchasers to carry interes, feom ,hr
date ifnot punctualiy paid.
II is particularly requested ,hs. I'll ,hos.
whn NAV have claims against ths esta,.
will make them known immediately ,o .,
Their OF the Subscribers. N order tha, p,o
vision may be made for payment
! RICH ARDB GOODE,
| FRANCIS GOODR.
| Administrators with The will annexed.
| That valuable and well known estate
called WHITLEY. on James River, about
three miles from The Town of Manchester.
will also be sold by private sale; it con.
tains 1862 acres of Land, about $40 acres
OF which are of the fest rate Low ground,
and more than one half of the res,auc
thereof is heavily tirnbefed. To this ess
tate there is attached one Of the best ssh-
eries on James River and every convent.
ent and necessary house for the ACCOM-
moda.ion of family. An indispu,ab-
iliie will be made and possession gwen ON
the FIRST day of December next, with the
liberty Of sowing small grain a, any time
agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
maybe known on application to
Richard 3. Goode, Manchester, OF
Francis Goode, Powhalan.
July IL, 1909. wtds.
| "A Tthe request of The Lcgatce., and by virtue
| a of q deed of trust executed to as by the
late Col. Robert Coods. dec fos the purpose OF
! satisfying a debt therein mentioned, due 10 Mr..
James Lyle. the above mentioned tact of land
and improvements will be sold 10 the highest
bidder, on the premises, the Esd day of DC !,
sober pext, if not previously disposed Of BY pri.
vate conrracl, in which even taking place, time
ly notice will be given Terms OF sale, one third
part of the purchase money will BE- ,eqnired ON
F,he day of sale, one hid IN twelve months, and
the remaining third in two years, the los. anenss
TO carry interest from he day of sale, and sbe
purchaser giving such Satisfactory security as
rlav he required.
7 JOHN MURCHfE,
I 'TARLTON SAUNDERS, ''"S'sS'
Manchester Oath August, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

THOSE indebted to the late concerns of
punlop, Pollok & Co. of Manchester
and Robert Pollok & Co. Of Richmond, are
now II quested to come forward and settle
their II ;spective balances, as longer indui-
gence t,annot be granted. Lawyers and a, :.
gents having the collection or settlement of
debts fluc either ofthe above concerns, will
be pie ased to forward US statements of the
business in their hands.
7omhkins e N11rray.
Richmond, 1st September, 1909. pm
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RICHMOND, September 27th, 1909.

NIOTINOND3 oeIsEtOIVtT S|IH3 toUy.
T WISH to rem, my FARM, ia the neighbor
hood Of this city. There is very good brick
house and the necessary buildings upon it. 1t
contains ifiy-six acres, of whicn about ten are
in clover and about nine in natural meadow. -.
The whole IS inclosed with god posting and
railing 1t may be had for one or more years up.
on rent or shares proper security beng giveh
for either the one or the oiher.
w3t EDM RANDOLPH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
IN COUNCIL, sspf. 1871. 1903.

IN COUNCIL, Sept. 18Th, 1909.
Il IS advised, hat from and af or the Isl day
Of Iantare next. III Audi o, be instructed in every
esse where any claim by yiuUe Of an order or
certificate Of coa,t is presented 20 him by per
son p'htc name 10 not Hentioned therein. 20 re
qpire socn person to produce al.o an order or
power Of Attorney from the IN ividual in whose
favor so1h order or Ctri6ca'e Of ccun was
usde, iogcthsi with an afjdsvi, of one Wines
~ least, Cerihei by = M4zi ate OF Notary
PnbUc Ia, such individual c,rllly signed ana
sckns visdged the sane. Ard 70 give general
INTO ma len Of fhi rue. Il "a adyi. ed thai CO.
ny hc-el be pubishcd Us the Virginia Argus,
knqaiTc- Pete sburg Intellryrncer. Norfolk Her
aid, Lyuohburg S ar Staunton Eagle. aud WIN
ohesier Gazette, once week un,G the first day
% Janrosy next ~ race fcn the i,urnal,
tvlj) DANIEL l. HYL o. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

TOR SALE or RENTING TENE-
Il MENI on shockoe hill, lately occupi-
ed by Mr. Samuel Peasants on which is
Dwelling house with SIX rooms, besides
two dry cellar rooms with FIRE places al
so a Kitchen, snoak house, and Stable.
The Situation IS healthy and pleasant and
on may be had the first Of October next,
when Mr.. Pleasans' lease will expire.
For terms apply to
a. BLAIR,
Richmond. July 10, 1909. WITT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

MiOTICE.-vAu persons concerned are
I required TO take notice, thatwe have
sold the debts due 20 the late concerns of
Robert Pollok * Co. Of Richmond, and of
Dun Top Pollok & c.. of Manchester, TO
Mes srs. Tompkins and Murray, of Rich
morrd and that payments hereafter are TO
be made TO them alone or TO those whom
they may empower to collect.
James t5' .john DunIoh.
Petersburg, Sept. 1st. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
LANDS FOR SALE, :

INVALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE,-
he Subscribers wish to dispose OF
hat valuable tract of LAND called FoRT
, Lewis, lying in The Cohrues Of Bo,,stouf,
and Montgomery, and co atainina about
2 600 acres. They also wish 10 sell 9, 1870
acres OF Land lying in the Cou ty Of Flu
wanna, on the south side Of ne Riyanna
river, extending from Col. Cary's line
down The river, 20 within about a mile of
Columbia.
This last mentioned Land, being in Ave
distinct tracts. will be seld separately or
oge her, as may best suit any person de
sifous of purchasing. One fourth Of she
amount beng paid in hand any ressona.
Die credit viii be given for the hsJsnce.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richm nd, July 81. tf
TIE partnership Of BRgAM& FoLLRr
is this d'y dissolved b. mutual CONSENT
a dsb's de to and from the hfm, will be set
lied by James Bresm.
James Brecrs. -
Francis Poiet.
Richmond. Ie.h Sept 1909.
FAIES BRgAM ,e pee,fa'ly informs his
Z friend, and the public, that The par ne,ship
Of Brean q Failet being dissolved, he BUSINESS
VIII be consinusd b. him--Hs expects shorIy 70
receive = fresh supply OF icles IN he IRON.
none EitIr nd III RDvARE LIVE, which
with HIS present stock on hand. ne gil sci. low
for cash, approved paper, 0 country produce
Richmond. Sept 19.h, 1909. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10
NEW MEDiCiNE STORE.


THE Subscribers have recently taken a s,ore,
= rear the Market B'iigr, oppospe Messrs.
White and She'tca's. where they cffes for sale
a very general -Esoraeht Of DRcGS e "
D{cINES; q few of when ave enume e
ms ted
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

TOR SALE, And possession given the IS Of
Deeemllsr next, 81 acres & half Of LAND,
On the Turnpike road, about miles from the
Il Of Richmond Il has on is a eonfor alb e
dwefnghouse, Kitchen and barn, and well Of
COED water also an apple and peach orchard Of
good fruit. The land is suitable 10 tine culture
Of corn, whea'. - and os's The terms may
be known by applying 20 the subscriber, who lives
near the land.
JANE CLARKE.
Oaobsr 2, 1909. 3,wp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

NJ. NJ. MYERS of this city. and B. NJ MY
lSl ERS. la'e of Petersburg, have this day
renewed their FORMER connection in bu ,iness un-
der the firm of
NJ. & MIXERS. 2
Richmond, ID Oct. 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-10

THE business At Richmond will be continued
under the firm oe .f3SEPH & GEORGE
MARX, and ~ Nan-h sier, under the firm OF
GEO RGE MARX & co.
A ssER MARK having taken Joseph Linsley,
". into co-parinsrship, their business viii be
eonducisi ~ New York, under the Il. m of .9.1RX
< LIA-SL Ell.
Oaober 2l 1909. tf