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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
Baltimore, Nov. II.

We have seen letter of very re-
cent date from ST. Bartholomew by
one ofthe last arrivals, which informs
that the ports of the British w. /. Isl
Rnds are open by proclamation, to neu-
trails for the purpose OF encouraging,
in neutral bottoms, the Importation of
provisions, &c. which has given rise
in the price of -four, &c. at that Island,
several British vessels having arrived
at St. Barts. Thus it appears that
even our apparently harmless non-in-
tercourse carries in its incipient ope-
rations, sting to- those who have
trodden our neutral rights under foot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
AUSTRIA.
FROM a FRENCH PAPER.

The resignation of the archduke Charles,
the evident result of discomfort, is still at
tributed to the state of his health. The
physicians, say the German papers, will
not answer for his life if he continue to
take upon himself the charge of the war.
1t is difficult to believe in this new version.
and we see much more clearly the cause Of
his resignation IN the state of his army than
in the state OF his health. Has ne not him.
self hiutcd at the motives of MS retreat IA
his order of the day ID . he speak of
any thing else but his profound grief at the
situation OF affairs { Be that as it may the
prince is now at Teschen.
The archduke John is burthcned with
the enormous task which the Generallssi-
mo thought above his strength, He has
concentrated his army at Prague, attempts
ing TO increase IT by leyies md1s IN Bohe-
mia by the most violent means, such as tear.
ing men from their homes. Soldiers, money,
forage, labour, ali, are exacted by the Aus
trian government with excessive rigour.
Bohemia famished, ruined, by the residence
OF her own DEFENDERS, affords the lnoss de-
plorable spectacle the most disastrous fua
turIty presents itself, the effects OF the Bat
tie of Wagram have infused despa into
every heart misery and famine complete
the picture Hungary has not replied 10
the frequent appeals TO her nobilIty--a le-
Wy ordered IN Pennsylvania can oniy be
eiiectual in six months.
MRRCURE DE FRAEcE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
November 10.
ISLAND OF CUBA.

We are authorised to state that
the Spanish consul in this city has re
ceived official mformationthal the Ports
Of the Island of Cuba are closed to all
foreign ships, and that no certificates
can In future be granted for goods
shipped in America or other foreign
vessels bound to the ports of said ISL
aud of Cuba" Fed. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
From a Chatleaton Paher.

Extract Of letter from gentleman in the
country, TO his friend in Charleston.
We planters in the country are as
much dispose d to speak of our crops as you
IN town arc 20 converse about prices and
hIcichandIZe. rhL.e made the last sea-
son are now out Of danger from accident,
except frost, which cannot iniure them
InVch, apd ATE more abundant than any
crops which have been made for many
years. When hear some CON planning Of
our situation at present, j say TO my
self " Providence certainly continues to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
From the Naionaf L1reNigencer of Ia.t
Mvnddu

1 From tie National Lnteihigencer of Gast
| Monday
In the course OF the correspondence.
which, it seems, has taken place be-
tween the S .cretary OF State and NJ.
Jackson, we understand, that Mr..
aceson, had stated that the despatch
! from Mr.. Canning TO Mr.. Erskine of
the Esd January was the only despatch
by which the condiuons,wefe ptescrib-
ed to Mr.. Ersk;ne f rthe conclusion
OF an arraDgemaut " IN This country
on the matter 10 which it related,-.
that MIR. Smith in his reply had assur-
edsMr. Jackson that no such declara-
ton had ever before been nadh 10 the
government, and added, thas If that
despatch had been communicated at
the rime of the arrangement, or if ir
had been known that the propositions
contained in it were the only ones ora.
which he was authorised to make. an
arrange ment, the Arrangement would
not have been made,-.;,-t, ao-.i.h-
standing this assurance, MIR. Tack. ON
in his next letter indecorausly used, a
language implying that Mr.. Erskine's
instructions were at the time made
known to this goyernm ent,--that in
Mr.. Smiths answer an intimation was
distinctly given to him that such an
insinuation was inadmissible, and espe-
cially after the MISREPRESENTATION of
this government that they had no such
knowle dge, and thar with such know
ledge such an arrangement would not
have been made,-that In Mr.. lack
sons next letter the same gross insin-
uation having been reiterated, and e.
ven aggravated, it only remained, in
order to preclude opportunities, which
had been thus abused, to inform Mr..
Jackson, as Mr.. Smith did, that no
fur her communications would be re-
ceived from him, and that the neces.
sity of this determination would with
out delay be made known to his go
vernment, with an assurance to it, at
the same time, that ready attention
would be given to any communicate
ons affecting the interests of the two
nations through any other functionary
that may be substituted.
A Nashville paper of the goth ult.
announces the untimely death of Me-
Lewis, Governor general of
Upper louisiana. The accounts are.
that Governor Lewis arrived at
house, about 40 miles from Nashville.
near the Indian line. very weak, from
a recent illness at Nltchez, and shew-
ed marks of mental arrangement. At
ter calling for his supper and some
spirits, of which he partook and gave
some to his servants, went to bed APP
in good order. Some time
before midnight he took his pistols and
shot himself-he had shot ball thar
srazed the top of his head, and ano-
her through his intestines, and cut
MS neck, arm and ham with razor.
Before he expired, (Which was on the
18th ult.) he spoke about a trunk of
papers that would be of great impor-
:ance to our governm eDt--he was on
his way to the City of Washington.
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Wing.

We understand, that resolution to en-
ter into the election of senator, would
have been submitted to the II. ID. on Tues
day las: bur was deferred on account OF
the absence Of several democratic mem.
bets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17

On Wednesday, ali the people said,
"That Canning certainly was dead !"
All! then what said the city
A tenth hart sadly shook their head,
And shaking sigh'd, and signing said,
Alas 1t is a pity
But when on Thursday this was found,
To be runtor without ground;
All then what said the c'yl
The other nine barfs shook Iheir head
And deeply sgn'd and signing said,
Alas il is pity
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
BALTIMo Noyt 10
EXTRACT TO THE EpIToR.

" Annapolis, 9th Nov. 1909.
g On Monday last both houses formed
a quorum--capt Stausbury was chosen
speaker to the Delegates by considerable
majority. Yesterday and the day before,
the delegates were taken up in appointing
clerks, committees aud in organizing the
house--to day we shall be ready for Dusi-
ness. On Monday next we elect the gov
ernor on Tuesday, the council aud l
expect the next day senator viii be cho-
sen."
NNbio
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17

A L a meeting of the directors of the
"a Richmond Turnpike Company on
"Wednesday evening, the 18th of Novem-
Der, 1909.
Resolved, That all shares Of delinquent
holders Of shares in the said company be
sold at the Washington Tavern in the city
Of chmond on the 18th day of next month
at 10 o'clock.
Resolved, That e call of five dollars on
each share be paid by the share. holders in
the company to The treasurer, on or before
the first day of December next.
a Copy,
tbs II. SHEPPARD CHI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17

u The owner Of an advertisement left here
yesterday signed Z. Watkins, clerk, is re-.
quested TO forward us another copy, as we
un fortunately lost the one we had.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
tbs n. SHEPPARD. OK.

TIVE DOLLARS INWARD Stolen
II from Johnson, door, ia thi, City about
10 O'Clock today. a yellow bay Horse with a
Saddle and hridls on he is about 5 feet in
ches nigh, 5 years old next spring, the hair rob
bed Of his left sholdcr, blaze face, gaiIops,
PAGES AID rrots--when pushed in pace, he
has kind OF keteh very uncommon. Any
person wao will deliver him 20 John Johnson Of
this Guy or 10 me in New Kent, shall receive
the above reward.
JUDUTHUN GIBSON.
Nov. 16'hs 1909. SIP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17
,TIS al PITY.

From a London frafler.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-17

let them eject a parliamentary reform,
invite by their assurance of good faith the
confidence OF the world, and then America
viii Joyfully be their friend. But, whilst
treachery IS tue order of the day in Lon-
aon whilst robbery and treason against
'he iaws OF nations rs openly avowed and
strenuously allotted by the government of
Great Britain. the people of the two coun.
tries Cannot be united in the bonds of good
fellowship.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30
NNWO hundred hEcRoEs for sale win

TWO hundred NEGROES for sale-Will
4 positively be sold at Christopher Owen.
Tavern, IN the town Of Urbanna in Mieldie,ex
county, the above quantity Of Negroes belonging
10 the estate of Philip l.. Grymes, ESQ Of Bran
uon, decd among watch are, House Servants.
= Soohs, Garpen'ers' Biacksmiths, Corpers, &c
&c and also, OK Carts with Chains, &c. and "a
OF the most valuabl. Oxen belonging to said es
tate
thirty OF the above Negroes viii be sold for
cash, the balance with the Oxen. sc vii, ha IN
on a credit of nine months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security
ihe sale will commence on the 9th of January
next, Ut fair, if nos, the next fair day. and viii
continue from day to day till all are sold.
day. - -
A. hl'e creditors are requested to purchase
me amount or any part oftheir respective claims
ROBERT WEST,
Adniinisrator, Gre. of
PHILIP L. CHIMES. Gec'a.
Woodvillo, Giouces-2
ter, November ass tbs
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ME Subscribers having connected them
selves in the AUCTION BUSINESS
oier their services to the Public, at their Auct-
on Room, opposite the Bell-Tayern, to carry on
A RETAIL NIGHT AUCTION
Also to sell in the day all kinds of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, Lands, Houses and
Lots, Horses, Negroes, &c. or any other kind
ct Property which may be intruste'. with them.
!hey will always consider it their duty at all
times, faithfully to observe the interest of those
who may honor them with their confidence
STILL x BROOKE.
Oeechoer I'D. 1sw6w
N. b. BARTLETT STILL individually will
transact business, az Tobacco Broker and
Commission Merchant, to buy aad sell all kinds
of Country produce Also Bank Stock, Notes.
BE.
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JOHNSON AND REAT,

JEWELLERS 81 SILVER SMITHS !:
~ a T the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle Tia.
a vern-Have just received an additional sup
ply of ARTICLES in their line, (Which with their
former stock will render their assortment very
completely consisting Of
Pearl Ear-Rings, Earnings & Drops, Breast.
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Rings.
Jet Breast Pins, Bracelets, EARRINGS & Neck.
laces, tortoise shell Combs OF the most approved
Patterns, gold Watch CHAINS, Seals and KEYS of
the latest patterns, Earnings, Fmgsr-Rings,
Breast-Pins, Bracelet, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes.
Slop Bowls, Cream-Pots, Cams and Gobletts.
Table, desert. tea and salt Spoons, soup, ,oldv
cream and mustard Ladies, Salt-Stands, Thin.
bles, Coral & Belts, Tea longs & Pencil Cases,
silver mounted Dirks, Swords and Snuff: Boxes.
Plated Csstors Of various prices, Csnelle.ticks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream.
Fots, Salt Stands, Table Spoons and Tea longs.
Block tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadas. together
with sundry other articles too tedious to enume.
rate here, all OF which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold.
December 7. emf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-30

VIRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the Ctv of
Richmond, the first day of September 1909.
John T. Smith, Pit against Elisha Jenny, Jaco;,
Jenny, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe, jr. Philp
Slaughter and Fleming Bales, Detfs.
The defendant Elisha Jenny not having entered
his appearance and given security according 20
the act of assembly, and the rules of this conr,.
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an nhabitant of this country, on mo-
ton OF the plaintiff by counsel, 1t is ordered. That
the said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff |; and hat copy of this order be FORTH
with inserted IN some newspaper published in tn.
city OF Richmond, Tor two months success;yeIv
and posted at the front door Of the CAPITOL IN tEe
said city. '''
Il Copy. Tese,
November H. %,
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europe.
LATEST LONDON NEWS.

New YoRx, Dee % 10y the ship Telegraph,
ca.t. Bai I'd, which arrived at this port yestcr.
day in So days f,eA hsndon, the Editor Of the
Mercantl e AdveftBer has received file of Lon.
dsn papers and t,oyd's lists to the evening of the
l%th November. IS days later than our former
intelligence from London from which we have
made the toll0wiRg extracts
The Times"a ministerial paper of the 14th,
coHtains the following paragraph
The Transport BOaId, we understand, have
given orders to their respective agents at the
aiherent ports, to get ships ready to send to
Waleheren, to bring away the garrison ( stores,
preparatory to evacuating the place altogether
The transports which were ready to sail from
the Downs, with troops on board for w alehe.
fen, have also been countermanded."
BY the brig Happy Return, frsn Dieppe, we
have received file OF the Paris Argus 10 the
10th OF Oct; but they are wholly unintersstins
Our correspondent at Paris informs us, under
date ofthe 9th, that the Emperor Napoleon was
preparing to set out for Spain.
De,pafehes were yesterday received in the
Happy Return from Mr. Armstrong to Pa
ris, and probably note from Champagny to the
French minister, agrseably to his late request
to Mr.. A.
: "a postscript to the Duke del Parque's tes.
patch states the loss of the French in the late
action TO 1000 men. He says, Four leagues Of
overturned wagons, muskets, &s"l
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X DUCATlON.----The subscriber offers his
- services to the public for the ensuing year
to instruct bows and young men in the folio wing
branches of Literature, viz Reading, Writing
and Spelling the English language with proprie.
ty-the Latin and Creek Languages, History,
Geography with the use of the Globes, the Ele-
ments OF Naturoi Philosophy, the Elements of
Oeometry with practical surveying, Arilhme-
tle' Vulgar and Decimal wits Algebra.
me prise OF board, tuition, washing, bedding
and fuel, will be an hundred dollars for the term
pad quarterly in advance, to commence on the
hseenth OF January and expire on the ten,i of
december next, with the usual vacation. He
hopes from his success, experience and diligence
IN ms profession, 10 obtain that share Of the pub
tic patronage which he merits.
TH0S. NELSON.
Hsm sS.t Hall fork, ,s Of Hang w4wg
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JUST PUBLISHED by JOHNSON & WAR
- NER, Booksei!ers u Statiorers, Richmond,
A NEW BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORICAL.
COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR,
and present s: ate of the several kingdoms of the
World,
By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, ESQ
To which have been added, the lale discoveries
by Dr. Herschel and other eminent Philosoph rs,
illustrated with twenty-five correct Maps
JUsT RECEIVED,
ARRoWSMITH'S MP Of the WORLD, .
ON A GLoBULAR PRoJEcT1oN.
Exhibiting particularly all the Nautical Research.
es of Capt. James Cook, with all the recent dis
coveries to the present time.
]. & w. keep constantly for SALE large stock
OF BOOKS in the different Departments of Lite.
nature, but more particularly those articles suit
ed to the demand of country merchants and
schools, whose orders he respectfully sulicits
They are in daily expectation of receiving an
assortment OF IL, IS. 81 inch Globes, Mathe-
NAUTICAL instruments in cases, &c. &c. &c.
December % w3t
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FIFTY DOLLARS REW.ARD.

II AN-AWAY, from the Subscriber, in tie city
~ 81 Riehs,ond, on the 2Oth Of October last, a
Nesr' Man named BILLY; supposed to be a6sxt
fse feet nine inches high stout, s,eH made,
a inte 6ow-leSed, hos a full face a6ou. twenty
years Of age: ssas purchased If Cyrus Curtis Of
Northumberland Coxnty; ,uas raised in Lancaster
Comfy, on the Ca,ritenan plantation by Mr.. Car.
ter he 10 called by TIE negroes Of thar place, wait
ingman ELY he is .reiI acquainted Ut Shriey on
am-s River, whert it IS likely lie Is lurking at this
time.
Is'W give the above reward if secsred in jail
M re City Of Richmond, sixty dollars if seeu.
rs any Jail ~ rhe state Of Virginia, and intor-
nation xarsn 10 JosePh Garter, Of Richmond, or
John Vim, Of Charlottesville.
THOS. VIM, .Jr.
Ostc5c 81. ,,sm
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EXTRACTS.
LoNpoN, Nov. 1s.-(courisr.

LONDON, Nov. 13.-(Courier.l
There is very great reason TO believe that.
on the very day that Bonapsrte returned to Fon-
tanbleau, Lord Collingwood celebrated that
event by burning part of the Toulon fleet on the
soutlcrn coast Of France. There follow reports
from Holland papers and letters similar to those
already published
a letter from Malaga, Oct. "a, says Com.
pi-nts here are loud that we have received
scarcely any Intelligence respecting the proceed
ings OF cur forces in the interior. We have
reason to imagine however, that Joseph Bona
parte has quilted the capital. The people in this
city, and indeed, as far a. we can learn, all o.
yer Spain, are in the highest degree disguised
with the )unta, and dissatisfied with ;he!r in.
activity. We expect very shortly to hear par
t'cuars Of sonic very extraordinary trans actions
in Seville"
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N oiICE:-in former advertisement, re-
4 quested all persons indeb ted to The estate
Oh MIR. Thomas Nicolson, decd. to pay off their
respective debts, and invited all persons who
Mao debts due to them from that estate, to make
the'n known to me and receive payment.--I in
tehu at the expiration ofone month from this date,
TO divide among the resduary legatees of Mr..
A. ichoison'' last will, oil the money in my hands
belonging to that estateI therefore earnestly re-
quest, that if any one has now claim for debt
against The estate that they will exhibit it to me
forthwith and receive payment, and beg and
lnaeat of those indebted to the estate to pay off
their respective debts without delay
c, COPLAID, E,secafOr.
Nehhend, december %, 1909. 2aw4w
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EDUCATION-
DCChiiO I'.
THE suhscriber ;,tsuds IN ro,,;.r.

HE subscriber inteads to continue his school
mthe FORKS Of Hanover, the ensuing year,
where he offers to teach spelling, reading, wri.
ting, arithmetic, English grammar, geography.
the use OF the globes, rhetoric, nstural philoso.
ply, geometry, and the French language The
price Tor board, tuitss and washing, will be q Is
payable halt yearly. The term will commence
the tenth OF January, sad end the tenth of Dee
vacation one month, beginning the tenth Of June
ih n, school viii bs erissally examined in Jana
peYsme~ ~, WI.
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honor of informing his friends lie the Civilized
worldly that he continues his operations at the
TEMPLE or apollo.
Where the inestimsb!e jpvtners of Mankind. NAV
emneiish those charms which enslave the world
and man, the lordiy master of created beings
-d'splay all the loyeiiness of masculine beauty
but S"S
:. Let LIE. Hercules himself, do svh at he may,
me Car will nreu, and Dog sriH have his
Day"
December &c. ..
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December 1.

E TELLIER-DENTXST- removed
~ to the corner house between the Swan and
washington Taverns, where he is practising in
'the various branches of his profession, i. e. set.
ung artificial teeth, cleansing, plugging, extract
ing. &c. &c.
NJ b line or servant directed to Mr.. lie
Teller at the above place will be attended to.
Oecemner ~. eptf
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A the request of Mr.. Robert Turner, we
= = snail proceed positively to sell on the 9th of
January next, at III O'Clock A. n. on the premises.
ior ready monsy, to raise in the first place about
: LOO to discharge deed of trust held by Mr..
DssiSi Couch on the property, and the residue
TOR ether purposes all the HOUSES {, LOTS
Late the property of Daniel Couch, situated on
the cross street leading from the Bell Tavern 10
Mayos bridge now occupied by Andrew He
Merton, Samuel Bell and others-Th. Houses
and Lots will be sold separate, that is, tenement
at atime.
PRoSSER G. MoMcURE, Auc',s.
RIchmnnd. Decemher 16 Il.
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WILLIAM w. DICKINSON ha. ,eer;s.
~, w ed, and offers for sale IS Crates Ea,fhru
~Hre' Gases English Glass pare,
CONSISTING or
Deeanters' Porter, Vine and Chaulbaigne Glasses,
LiVerpool SAT-, loose and in Sacks, Also Is CASKS
&c. &c. Gre. ''e'
December %. 1
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A TANNER--I wish 10 hire ,be above Me.
\ chsnic the ensuing year. For I. ms, apply
to Mr.. Hugh Davis, Richmond, OF % the Sub
scrAer IN Hanover
EDWARD c. sYDNos.
heWeer "a w3td
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NE subscribers offer for sale. avery gene
"a; assortment Of GROCERIES,, which
hey Wll dispose Of on moderate ter,ps. for cash.
country produce, or sppreyed paper.
Fowler.
Ociobog TO-
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who may favor them with their ou.tom may RELY
upon being neatly fitted, and promptly attended
TO.
Orders from the Country shall be duly execu-
ted and are respectfully solicited. And they
trust that by their assiduity and attention they
will merit share ofpatronage in the line of thess
profession.
CAMPBELL c, PAUL.
Three or four good Journeymsn will meet en-
ploy above.
november Ia. omV
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SHEPPARD md LUCkF

IL AVE received general assortment of Gro
4 4 ceries consisting of
Sugar, Coffee, Pepper. pimen,o.
W. l. Rum, M.lasses, Ginger, imp' 'T Te..
County Gin, Whisky, English Mustard, Sah
onerry and Malaga in Sacks.
Wine,
Also, Earthen, Glass, China and Stone WARE.
German, Crawley and blistered Steel, Bar IRON
Ssn,rods; sosi-leathsr, Writing, Wrapping and
Shot, Powder. Window-glass, Indigo, Coppe.
r"s, Alum, Logwood, Cut .Herrings, &c. &c.
Which they Offer low for cash, country pro.
dGse or approved piper.
N. d. Cash given for -four % usual.
November z. xvu
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NOTfcE-The copartrership Of Fitzgerald
~ and Vaughan will dissolve BY mutual con-
sent sa the Slst day of December ensuing-All
persons having claims are desired to call for pay.
ment, and those indebted by bond, note or open
account, are most earnestly solicited to discharge
the same, 10 circumstances render it absolutely
md indispenssbly necessary that all the transac-
tons Of the concern be lquidated with as little
delay - possible.
Those persons yet indebted to the old concern
OF Henderson and Fitzgerald, are also desired to
discharge their respective balances Immediately,
n iongsr indulgence cannot be given.
SHINES HENDERSON,
ROBERT FITZGERALD,
ASA VAUGH4N.
Nottoway County, Nov. %. tDec. 1917 1909.