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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-19

communicate TO congress certain letters
which passed between the British Secretary
OF State, Mr. Canning, to Mr.. Pinknev our
minister pienpotentiary atLondon. When
the documents concerning the relations be-
tween The United States and Great Britain
were laid before Congress st the commence
meut of the session, the answer of Fir.
Pinkney tothe letter OF Nlr. Canning had
not been received, and communication OF
the latter alone would have accorded mel
ther With propriety nor wish the wishes OF
Mr. Pinkney. When that answer after
wards arrived, 1t WAS considered that as
what had passed In conversation had been
superseded By the written and formal cor
respondence on the subject, the variance in
the statements Of what had verbally passed
was note: sufficient Importance to be made
the matter OF a distinct and special commit
nication. The letter If Mr.. Canning, how
ever, having lately appeared in print, unac-
compauiy6 by tha, Of fir. Pinkney in reply
and having a tendency TO make impressions
not warranted BY the statements Of Mr..
Pinknev, it has become proper that the
whole should be brought into public view.
TIL JEFFERSON.
Tan. II, 1909.
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q aragoria Datlp 6a,ette.
THJRSDAY, JANUARY l9.

O. TO the pollteneisof a gen
tlelnan OF this town, we are IN
debted for the following ex-
tract Of a letter Of a later date
from Liverpool than any here
tofoEe. received, and containing
important and pleasing intelligence
jfroau Sparn.
Extra9 { a letter from Lluer5ool,
to a gentleman Of tbs tom, dat
eli
NOVEMBER 21, 1903.
.Some days ago dllpatches
arrived from Spain, advlilng
that TIE French army under the
command Of general Ney, $4,000
men ltrong, attacked the Spanllh
army under the command Of
general Blake, $1,000 itrong
the action lated nine hours, dur
Ing which the Spanlards retain
cd their ground, but finding
theinleIves 70 inferior in num-
bers, they retreated during the
night to BiIboa, and two days
after fell back twenty miles fur
.ther, where they were joined by
the troops from the Baltic, I'M
der the command Of general Ro-
mana On the 5th CT this month
tiley attacked the French end
the battle lated. four days, the.
French were completely defeat
Cd, Ney IS killed, beddes gooo
killed, wounded and prlioners
Blake is wounded. It IS fad
the numbers of the two armies
were nearly equal, but the OBJ
Jets for winch they fought are
very different. "
Z tie .9laate md House of representatives
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lUEsDAy.-A message WIS reFsd
rom inc senate, informing the ho'4hat
they insist on their amendments to ilbia
'er employing "a additional number dea-
saen and marines, and that they hahp-
SoiasSd comGittee Of conference o.fir
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Doctor |. 7. GomYn,

II Professional DENTIsT ct bahiporg,
VI ESPECTFULLY acqHaipts the LADIES
~ and G~EaTLEMEN of AIexandria, trat
he intends to practice in this place for a teeg
days, in all the various branches OF has pro-
~fession. No gehteel person CT either sexs
can give or receive pleasure Or comfort, by
teeth coated with tart or decayed gums, OF
feted breath, His method Of cleaning tn
teeth will be found both easy and etficaciouss
as hundreds can attest in Baltimore and else
where. Without giving pain, or hurting the
enameI, he remoY the tartar, Sc. when the
teeth will assume a beautiful appearance the
gums adhering tothe teeth but 1.-THE state
of the gums require it, doctor e. VIII give
70 the person all antiscorbntic lotion OF che
mical preparation, which gained the applause
of hundreds both IN Europe and Ainerlca,-
1t is pleasant, innocents and efeetuas IN
smoothing and whitening the teeth ana cur
ing the gums, rendering them red and flrms
preventing the decay Of the teeth and sweet
enine the breath. Doct. G. fits artificial teeth
from one4o an entire set, with such nicely, as
70 answer the useful purposes of nature, and
Of SO natural an appearance that lt Is lnlPossi-
bic 10 distinguishthem from Feal ones. Df.
C.. aatters hianselffrom his being regularly :
bred to the practice Of physick, as well as to
The Dentist Business, and his long experience
ON the continent of EulopetFr2nce and oPaiat
TO Of We to all those who favour hun with their
commands, every possible satisfaction.
May 10,
~ B. Docter C. will wait on any fady OF
gentleman at their respective houscssor may
he consulted at the City Tavern -
.L L~onrkAg
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TTNDER the authority of a deed OF trust
from Lewis Summers, for the security
of Robert Moss, the subscriber will offer at
nrhl;c sale, On Tuesday, the 3oth day OF May
next, on the premises, near ~ailla atn La ar
GETS taverp, in Fairfax county, a 1HA1
oFLAAD, situated on the new ana ca nrlr
pike roads, about $ miles ffon hRxahnLaa =
containing So and quarter acres. n cfea1
of sixty and ninety days VIII Dc alo~ea
R. /. Taylor, 7Sg9.
Ahrilaa.
~ ThefaIe Of the above pro-
perty is poaponed until Mon
day the 26th Iune next
May 90
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ROBERT GRAY,
HAS JrsT RECEIVED
The following new Songs
SET TO MUSIC

SET To- MUSIC
The Lay of Love, Written by liz. Lewis
Esq. The music ctmgesedb by DR. J Clarke
Price Is cents.
The Home of my Heart, a Ballad, sung
by Mr.. mcclellan, and composed by Mr.. f.
Phelps. Flice Is cents.
Twice Forward, a fayorits Cotillion, a.
dapted to the new song Of No, no, no, It
can't be SO. Price Is 4ents.
The Daysthat are gene, a Ballad, with an
accompaniment for tie plane forte, compo4
sed by DR.. Clarke. Price 81 II cents.
On a beautiful Butte fly, burnt In a bali
room. Price IL II cEts.
June 6.
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WEDNESDAY, JuNE Z, 1909.
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
Corner Of King aud Union-streets,
Has FOR SALE.

M &H AGQf1HCY " ACItS %%@ Hl
HAS FOR SALE,
5000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, by the
bushel and in sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 VT. best green Coffee, In bags.
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy. I.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and lily
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imtortations.
Sugar, best Muscovado, in ~hogsheads and
barrels.
Do interior qualities, in do.
Moiasses, in ~hogsheads
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles. mould and dipped.
Loaf ard Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's and Carrots
Snuff. in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Madder, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. &c.
ALSO.
Best Superhne Flour, for private families,
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
III R9er of Paris, &c.
g pril II. d
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/ No. 1908.
FOR SALE,
The SHIP
G.

W. 81 s. toNs pufthsT by.fegIstcP
SSssIgg1Sy now lsy ing at tue mouth OF the
Eastern Branch, il complete order to receive
a cargo, and may be sent to sea without ex-
pence. She had a complete repair IN dock
at Greenockon her first voyage.
IF not sold before Saturday che 10th inst.
she will on that day be put upsat public sales
at the coffee house in Alexandria. at twelve
O'Clock.
Particulars may be knownby application to
the captain on board, or atthe counting house
of the subscriber opposite to Mr.. Semmes
tavern, in Georgetown.
Andrew Smith.
lime 6. 49, * d6s
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YAR w @ DIS
Patent Wafhlng Machine.

THIS highly useful Machine is found by
Il. experience to excel any hitherto IN
use. 1t will wash as many cloaths tby the
assistance of one person. in an hour as can
be washed in a whoIe day, without the pos
4iDility of inIaring, frettlng or tearing the
r2asS delicate article, and with less than hall
tbe quantity cG-~-r~4IfnccaaPses4uerstliIA la
~xoacST saali eac cofIrIIEOf- Tlip
with the least care will not create any slop or
wet--the construction is very simple and at
| tended with little expence. A further de-
| scription of its qualities is now deemed un'
necessary, as it is presumed none will pur-
| chase without examining 1t.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have found, on trial, the above named
| Machine to answer fully the above descrlp-
! ton. Given under our hands this 5th day OF
/ Nav. A. D. 1909.
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e. Printing In its VARIOUS bIaaehss
executed with asespracy and disps&ls
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NntIce IS hereby gIven,

Notice is hereDy gIVCLI'
Mf8E fhe Stockholders in the George
teNn aad Alexandra Turnpike foao ooH 6
re required to pay an lnstainneha -
sn 341eiISrs on each shares On WEDNESDAY
Ne stu of July nsSss to WifNhna it1a0H' ehS
Treasures, at tie Eank Of Columbia.
By order oftbe N6ard of DIRECTORS,
j. MASON, Pref.
Georgetown, May 81. June 8.
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NEW BOOKS.

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bi WILLIAM WALLER HENlNc.
TO THE PUBLIC.

HE importance of :be oro,o =
lection of our laws must b.. o,x,.,,s -
ALL whe'her these Precious docunsn,.
regarded as monuments of onr h;..
VI our property" Impressed with tins
gentleman who has Ion,,
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TO ana VINO has twice been called
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."n Oh 'ree people, very early enpaasd
III 'he iaudable pursuit OF collecting and
preserving all such of our laws AZ we,
,heh oeiieVed not 10 have been already
,os'' u"dsr the hope that at some futu,e
u'y 'hey might be published. This cor.
ieouoh mas been very obligine!y offered
10 me Editor, whose own exer,,ons. aid, 4
oy literary characters throuehou, ,br
Sta'e' nave greatly conlribu ed 10 tb,.
ock OF materials When i, is ond.r-s
stood that property TO very large amouot
depends, IN many instances, on a sta.u.e
"hCn exists only in manuscript. and Of
wh'ca there is but a single copv. ,ha,
accidents by fire or otherwise NAV noss,~
oJ oe|ui mat the utmost care Will odt
pie'e'e 'nose manuscripts FROM na,u al
"ee'y ana 'hat he raysges of an enemy
"isy' I'D lew hours, destroy the labors
Vi many years, the utility of ,his edition,
ana me necessity of multiplying and dis.
''iDu0hg copies as the only mean of pre-
serving VIII at once be acknowledged In
coiiec ing materials for the p-esen work.
the Editor has encountered much ,ronnIa
ana has Incurred considerable expense.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
1. The work will be comprised in a.
bout five Volumes large octave, OF 500
pages each; the price of one volume
at hive dollars, always 10 be paid fJr in
advance: ,he first volume TO be paid
tor at the time of subscribing.
IL. One volume printed on good naner
and ype, shall be polish ID apnusily.
aud delivered " ell bound and letter.
- The first vol. is now in the pre,s
and VII be published about the FIRST OF
August next.
sh. Jeferson, late President OF he
United States.
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To William Pr;c. EJ.-:--

To William Price Edrinpton-
~A0fs"0ta resident of tie statc Of yirgiutu
SIR,
TAKE notice, that BY virtue of a comm;.
sion from the Circuit Court of the u.
States for the fifth circuit and Vrgin;.
district, l shall proceed on the tenth dav
OF May next, between the hours NJ -
the forenoon and in the afternoon. a, The
Office OF Clement BiddIe, ESQ. No,arv
Public, Walnut Street, Phiiadelph,s. 20
take the deposition Of Daniel ammo'' j.
to be read in evidence in sui, now de
pending IN said court, wherein we are
Plaintiffs and yourself and others Defen.
dan's. Should The evidence not be com,
pleted the frs! day, we shall proceed be.
tween the same hours of each succeeding
day until il is finished.
your ob't servant,
Smith, Calhoun, & co"
March 20, 1909. fwAN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
cp2mwt1In
IN COUNCIL, Feb. 21, 1909.


|THS LieUteuanr Governor laid before the board
letter from Samuel Coleman, assistant
clerk TO the council. stating that the rcquisi' e
of the advice of council of The Is, of January.
1903 and of the 18th OF February of the same
year, have not been sui.cien Iy attended TO and
have failed to produce the conlemps ted effects
and proposing that che subjca of the said advi-
ces be reconsidered, and that The resu, OF such
reconsideration be published in the Virginia Ar
gus, for the information Of all eoncernet,:-
Whereupon, it is advised, that ex,raets of rhe
SAID advices, tc wit:
Ga In Council, JANUARY /, 1908.
"That no commissions will be- hereafter issu.
ed for the organization of any troop Of cavalsy
or company OF artillery, or of grenadiers, light
infantry or riiien,en Of The respective ba,salions
ot the several regiments until muster roll of
such 'roop or company, as the case may be,
shall be certified by the commanding officer OF
the regiment or OF the battalion 10 which such
troop or Company may be attached OF beiong."-
And,
"hi Council, February 10, 1903.
:" That no commission shall be hereafter Is
sued TO fil any vacancy in any troop OF cavalry
Or IN AIRY volunteer company Whatsoever, until q
certified roll of the said troop or company sh all
have been received from the commandant of the
regImsntto which the same may be attached. or
OF which IL may form part, showing ,hat the
sal" UooS or company con ans, the time
when IL is proposed to iil such vacancy, at least
the smallest number which by law il is direSled
to Contain" be published IN the Virginia Argu,
for two III onfhs
"it Is further advised, That to enable the EXC.
eutive completely TO carry INFO effea the fourth
seeton Of the aef, F" ;espeiing the militia of
this commonwealth" passed the Goth of Tanus
~. 1907, the Lieutenant Governor be requested
70 direct the Adjutant Central, so to change the
form OF the regimen.al and brigade returns. as
that tbr strength and equipments of any troop of
cavalry. CT company of artillery, light infantry.
grenadiers or riieneh attached TO, or forming
part OF, any regiment of the militia of this
commonwealth, appear in such resimenial and
brigade returns and that the commandments of
sach troops and companies ne required to make
duplicates OF the refurns required Of them by law.
to the commandments Of the regiments to which
they are respectively attached or belong, as the
case may be-"
Exraa ON the Minutes,
Attest,
DANL. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Executiv.
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the esta'e &c
IN the tate John Strobia, are de fred
to make immediate payment; aud those
who have claims against the esta,e are re-"
qaesied 20 make them known TO the sub
scribsr, properly authenticated, that they
may be Instantly discharged.
JOHN HI. STROBIA, Admir-.
April, 18th 1909. 2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
VIM. LIGHTFOOr.
p f. DIG r f. f.

JACK Andrews was got by Joe Andrews, his
dam by Highfyer, his grandam Cardinal Puff. his
great grandam By Taller, his great great gran.
dam by Snip his great grea, great grandan by
Lord GodoIpbin's Arabian, his grea grea, great
great grandam by S.anyan's Arabian, which
mare was own sistert TO Fram,on's While Neck.
full sister to the Minbury Galloway, great great
great great great grandan by Sauce Box, a son
OF Gregg, sire Of C'oft's Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
do hereby certify that the above pedigree is
a true copy from the original one sen, me by
lames Lord. Given under my hand and seal
the twenty-thiId day Of December, one thou
sand eight hundred and four.
VIM. LIGHTFOOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his dam A
amanda by Omniun, her dam Cloudy by Blank
Grab, Wellington mare by Partner-GeneraI
Stud Book page OH, printed in 1903. by James
Weathefby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
LEWIS WERCQ.

- ESPECTFULLY inform. his Gus o,.,ers,
N and the public in general, that in conse-
que nee o. the late FIRE IN this city, he has reme
we'd his shop 10 the old Post Office, adj Joining the
Globe Tavern. where he Will carry on his busi-
ness as usual.
Richmond, Apr, l1Jh, 1902. St
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A Bank Note

rs ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, taken
~ from black boy. who called himself James
Smith. and saws he found it in the strset-nOt
thinking IL proper 20 et the boy keep IL, de-
tanned it for the proper owner. who may have IL,
on giving satisfac'ory evidence Of his or their
right TO it and paying the expense of this adver-
tIsemenL
JOHN MCDONALD.
Richmond. March 1Ot 1909. IF.
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Advertis
FOR SALE

THAT well known sand for a Taveren in
Hanover county known by The name Of Tho
mass old Tavern, tits situated on the main Dad
between Hichmona and Hanover town, about
nine miles from he former There are about
ninety ocres of land attached 10 the buildings
For terms ofsale. &c enquire of the subscriber
living in Richmond.
Iohp Ssahrool-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
THE IMPORTED HORSE
As P a U |,

Formerly ST.. Paul. is a beautiful sorrel, Is hands
iaehes high, remarkable for his elegance,
beauty. sirehgth and fine bone,
MILL STAND the ensuning season at my
w plantation. in Powhatan county, on James
river, miles above the Manakin Town ferry,
and about the same distance below Juie's ferry,
to cover mares at twenty i've dollars the season,
but may De discharged by the payment of eigh.
teen dollars. or the price of eighteen bushels Of
wheat at Dover mill in Coochland county, If paid
by the first day of December next, with hal 4
dollar To the groom. As good and extensive pas
,urage a. any in Virginia. gratis and mares fed
with corn at the market price, if the money is
sent with them and che greatest attention paid
TO the mares bur no liability for escapes or other
accidents. The season will cyr,mence the first
day of March, and end the FIRST day of August.
This beautiful horse Pau. was raised by the
Prince of Wales. and got by his horse Saltrarn,
who was got by 9'Key's Eclipse, his dam vi
rage, by Snap; Pau's dam Purity, was got By
Matchem; her dam the Old Squirt mare, of as
great fame as any mare in the kingdom. Paul..
coils are equal 10 any in Virginia, and he !. q
sure foal getter. Several of his colts may b
seen at his stand.
1Ho's harris, Jr. Wildwood.
Fowhe.an country, feb.
2S 1869. cp2mwt1In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
Buckingham County.

Moncrieie Hill, Admir- ofRoberto
Hill, dec. Plaintiff IT,
AGAINST, t(,bor
Richard Hudnall & Peter Guer- 2 eerw
rant, Defendants
ON the motion of the plaintiff bv his ar
- torney, and it appearing to the ss,;s
faction OF the court that the defendant Hind
nail IS not an inhabitant of this state, II Il
Hudnall shall appear ssre on or L.eaIa a
March term next and answer the pla int;fFsS
DILL the court will then proceed TO take IN.
same tor confessed as to him, and deere.
the matter thereof accordingly, and tba,
copy OF this order be forthwith published IN
some pubic newspaper of the city of Rich
mona Tor Two months successfully, and ano-~
tner copy be posted up az the front door II, H.
courthouse of this county. '"S
A Copy-Feste,
K. ELDRIDGE, jr. D. c.
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L II " d I " G.

L II " d 7 " C.
From the Schooner Richmond. Isaac Seaman,
Master.
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds.
3 Casks Green Coffee,
19 Barrels prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE,
IL Hhds. Brown Sugar,
25 DO Molasses,
S Tierees Green Coffee,
IS Boxes Havannah Segars,
8 Bales WEIGH Plains,
Family Flour in Barrels and Half Barrels,
s s s;:;s s sI'a' and TEAS.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FOR SALE by
Geo. WaH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
IAMES LORD. Seal.
Recess Cyclopedia.

The 10Th No. or Vol. 10, part 1, is Just
received asd ready for delivery at this Of.
fee,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
SIR HARRY.

& A~. HIS STAND in Brunswick
w ssfN4 county being about forty
AT fszSS Eve miles South of Peter...
KAn,SkGeksA, burg--for accommodated rs
gen"emen to tue Nor Inward, who are des;rou.
t. send mares & may think the distance ra,b., ~
far IT they with send them 20 me with , dol,,s
fol each mare, TO dsfray travelling charges
vii send them forward by a careful person
When they get TO w. E. Brodnax's. thew will
probably be better treated, than II they remain
At home with their owners.
William Haxall.
Petersburg, 2ls, March, 1909. ws,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18

halt high , D ood bay. finely formed. in nj gin
health vigor and spirit; the most active and best
bos'omed horse ever imported into this country,
now rising IS years old,
VII stand the ensuing season, at Temple Hill
IN Mechaan's RIVER, in Albemarle county, ten
miles above Charlottesville. within one mile of
Germans mill. and two miles of the Brick Ia
vefn and win be let TO mares at Twenty Dol
lar he season. which may be discharge by the
paym mt OF Fifteen Dollars, il paid by theien,h
day # i,ugust. Gentlemens' notes with be requir.
ed WI III the mares, for Twenty oilars discharg-
ed as above. Teu Dollars The leap and Thirty
Dollars 10 ensure rare to be with foa, and One
Dollar with each mare to the groom the leap
ana groom money to be paid when the mare is
coveted-P. divided the mare is changed the own
er shall be liable. The season will commence
the hrst day of March, and end the first day of
August.-Ex'ensive low and high ground pas,u-
| rage, well enclosed in three separate fields, gra.
It's Servants will be BOARDED at Two dollars per
week, and grain will be furoishei at the market
price aud gwen in manner aud quantity agreea.
BILE to disecion, and ali possible care taken to
prevent accidents and escape, blu, will not be
liable For any that may happen.
JAMES KiNSOLVINC,
For William Lightloo;. e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18

NE Subscriber hereby informs his friends
Il aud the pubic in general, that h. has again
commenced the retail of GROCERIES in his
house in Seottvil,e, where he will keep constant
iy on hand general assOrtmanr of Groceries
which he will sell loS, for cash
K. w. Atkinson.
3;w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
IN COUNCIL,

January 30, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Exc
y crtivs for manufacturing three hundred
An ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law to be provided
annually, including the deficiency of last year.
Extract from the minutes.
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
The noted and much admired Eng
fish Horse,
JACK ANDREWS,

IMPORTED by VIM. Light
foot, Esq. of Charles City
county and now his proper
ty. full fifteen hands and !.