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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07
VIRGINIA

At a Superior Court of Chancery hol-
den at the Capitol in the city of Rich
mond, the day OF June, 1909.
Nathaniel White, William Smith s Eliza
beth his wife, fornerw Elizabeth White,
Josiah Franklin. and Lucy his wife, for.
nerly Lucy White, which Nathaniel,
Elizabeth and Lucy are children & par
of the devisees OF David White, decea-
sed, Pitts.
Robert White, one of the sons anddevisees,
of David White, decd. Nathaniel Talley
and Sarah his wife, daughter and devil
seesof the said David White, William
New and Mary his wife, also a daughter
Sc devisee ofDavid White deceased, Da-
vid White, son * heir Of John White, de-
ceased, who was son * devisee of David
White deceased, Ludwell Epperson and
Fanny his wife, formerly Fanny White,
William White, David White, John
White & James White, which said Fan
ny, William, David, John & James are
children ofJames White deceased, son &
devisee of David White decd. the said
David, John & James being infants under
age OF twenty one years, by isham God.
din now assigned their Guardian. Defts.
HHE defendant David White, son and
4 heir of John White deceased, aud
William White, son of James, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according TO the act of assem-
bly,, and the rules OF tn S court, and it APP
prearing to tn: satisfaction of the court,
that they are not inhabitants of this country,
on motion of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL, 1t
rs ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwi tn
Inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessiyely, and posted at the front oor of
the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy, Teste, p. Finsley, c. c.
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Wants Employment,

In retail dry-goods store, or Counting
HeKSe.
4 Young MAN from the countrs,
L a who will produce satisfactory recon-
mendations. He has some knowledge Of
business, having been engaged in retail
store about twelve months. Naturally
possessing a sprighily intelligent mind, adj
ded to the benefits which consequently re.
suit from good education, there exists
no doubt but he is now susceptible of The
most rapid Improvement. He will make
an engagement for 9 or 3yesrs for SIN all
consideration, provided he can obtain an
eligible situation. A line addressed 10 b. p.
H. and left at this Office, will meet with
prompt attention.
N. B. He understands Bookkeeping
June so. (w2)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07
The Tenement

In The Town of Manchester, az present in the &C
eupancy of Mr.. Ma haniel Childcrs, formerly
known by the name of LEATA's OLD TAVERN.
and designated in the plan of the said town by
No. eighty eight. containing one hundred feet in
front, ani one hundred and sixty SIX feet back.
with convenient buildings thereon for the accom-.
mediation of family OF house Of public enrer
taiument. The above described tenement has
been advertised and S Id on the Esd instant un.
der the aforesaid deed, bu, the purchaser not ha-
wing complied with the terms OF the sale, il will.
positively be sold on the day above mentioned
under the provisions of the act of tie last AS.
sernby of Virginia, emitted, q an act concern.
ing executions and for other purposes."
THE TRUSTEES.
Manchester 2S,h Iune. 1909. ids.
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JENNiNGS SIS GAP. June oath, 1909.
Robert M'OoWcll,

VI ESPECTEULLY informs the public
IA that he has Removed bis family from
stanton to the Red-House in !ennings's
Gap, on the main Road to the different
mineral Springs in Bath, Monroe & Green
brier, where he keeps HOUSE Of EN-,
TERTAINMENT, at the Sign of the
SPREAD EAGLE, twelve miles from
Stanton and % miles fsom Harrison
burg. His house is large and airy, well
furnished with good beds, liquors of the
best. coed stabling to hold upwards of
thirty horses, with plenty of hay and
grain and pas drage. Also some Mine :
raj Springs very convenient to the house,
and as he intends paying particular a,tenti~
on to the house himself; he hopes 20 give
general satisfaction TO thoss who favour
him With their custom.
2m,
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liz 1-2 Gents Singled

any monies in the Treasury not othe,.
wise appropriated.
]. b. VARNUM,,
Speaker of the House of Represcn;v's
ANDREW GREGG,
President Of the Senate, psso tcmpors.
June %, 1909.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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RY virtue OF 4 deed of trust. from Andrew
Lewis, Of the county of Montgomery, WILL
BE SOLD by The subscribers. to the highes,
bidder, for ready money, ar the Eagle Tavern
IN tho city of Richmond, upon the seventh day
Of August next, The following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07

and Wibbones
Laced and 'fambor'd
Camb,ick Muslins
Floss & Vain stripe do.
do.
Laced Role Dresses
Mems and Wornen's
SILK Gloves
Silk hakfs. and ShawIs
Coat aui Vest Glass
Buttons
Scarlet, Green. Black &
BTows Pcrsians
Plain Sar.nc,,s
Back & cord. Lus,rings
do. do. SyHchews
Silk Waistcoating diff.
colours
Cotsou Cas,;meres and
English patenl MAN.
kcens
Linen & Cotton Checks
Cotton Brown Holland
Yelyel binding
Cotton z Chinsz Shawls
Pullicat g. Romal hddfs
Six and Cotton Umbrel.
las
Silk and Cotton sus.
penders
JTLERY, JAPAN'D
Chamber & stock dc
Cupboard, Chest,
Prospect book case
and Desk Locks
Wood Sore w's and
screw Drivers
Fee compassess Iror
Back
! Hand, cast steel saws
Coopers' and Carpcn,
ters' AIDES
J Drawing and Cuttine
; Knives
Smiths Anvils & vi.
ces
Hair Brooms, Clamp
Brushes, White
Wash, counter ant
/, Shoe do.
Japanned Walters as.
= sorted, elegant pat.
terms
Mkt g. Gilt Pins
w &. Needles of the
most approved
stamp
Spades, Shovels and
Frying Pans
. Steel in Faggots
Cork Screws * Stee'
Snu fers
Common BASKET
Worstead s. STRAIN
ing Webb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07

pY virtue OF deed of trust executed by RIO.
~ BERT M'TYRE, on the 18Th day of Octo.
Der 1907, for the purpose of securing to John
Baker, executor of Solomon Gordon, dec. the
Puuc,ual payment of debt particularly describ.
ed in the said deed of trust, WILL BE SOLD.
on the premises. TO the highest bidder, on Satur.
day the 18th July (next monthly
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N o E.

a IL those that have claims against the
IN estate Of Waddy Turner, deed. viii
please bring them forward, authenticated
agreeable TO law, for adjustment
Those who are indebted to the said es.
tate are requested TO come forward, as soon
a. possible, and make payment, as the ST.
iua'i0n Of the estate will not allow Of any
further indulgence.
A. TURNER, Admir-.
June s;h, 1909. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07

Willow BONES and
Has
Short and long yellow
Nankeens FIST chop
Blue and White Nan.
keens
Canton Sha Wis & Ban.
dano heikfs.
Lungy, Sistersoy and
Dur,s hdkfs.
ella and mock Madras
do
Gu rahs. Sanaas. Cos.
sas & Baftas
9 8 Canbrick Muslin
GA Camhfick MOs.in
Shee;ings, Platillas &
Shirsmgs
Black Camhricks and
Ginghsms
Corded Gingliams
Chintzes 81 Calicoes
Furniture Prints
Cold Ginghams & Tab.
by Ve,vets
Blue and Scarlet Rati.
Black. Grass green,
Bottle do. and Scar
let S. fine Bombaze.,
|HARDWA CT
WARE &
Hand, Cut, Pit and
Mill Saw Fires
1-2 round and fla
Smiths Files
Smiths Il shoe Rasp
Shoe Hammers, Pin.
GERS, Knives, Raspi
Tacks * AwlBiads'
Butchers Knives ant
Steels
! Table and Desert
| Knives and Fork,
| Carvers' and Tabl,
| 5 cells
Barlow, Pocket anC
| Pen Knives
| Sportsman and Pru
| ners' Knives
+ ayIors' and Sheer
Shears
Large and small scis
| sors
| Razors & do. case,
[ Shaving Boxes with
Brushes
Pewter and Tutania
| Table and Tea
| Spoons
III. l.. and Butt Hin,
| ges
cork Screws & Stee
| Snugers
Common Port pad s
| Double Bolted PaC
| Locks, chest door
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07
For Sale.

a Young Mich Cow with her first
"A Calf
Enquire of the Printer. CD
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William Crawford,

HAS just received by the late arrivals from
- New York, general assortment OF GOODS,
selected by himself and laid in upon the best
terms-among which are the following articles.
which Will be sold on the most moderate terms,
for Cash or Country Produce, at his store four
doors below the Eagle Tavern, and adjoining DIR
Crawford's Medicine store:
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lfoa- Dollars Per Anna0n--1aid in Aasanee.7
In Richmond Hastings Court,

June 12ih, 1909.
Elizabeth T. onughusband and Samuelo
p. Parsons, administrative and admins.
traitor with the will annexed of Plea
SAINT Younghu,band, Decentralization
and Pleasanss-Pickctt, Pollard and | z
observation-disclosures Taylor and lanes q
Brown, late merchants and partners :,
under the firm of Taylor and Brown 2 >
James Brown. Jun. and William Nor z
veil. surviving partners of thelate com. =
bullock. pisinsiiis, 5
Moses Davis, Prosser and Moncure C
George VIM Smith, defendants,
THIS cause this day came on to be heard on
the Bill, answers, sundry exhibits fled and
was argued by counsel, on consideration where.
of thc Court being of opinion that the land con.
veyedby the'said Moses Davis and Wife to the
defendant George Wiliiael Smith was intended
10 secure the payment of the notes in the posses
SION OF the plaintiffs, Pickett, Pollard and Johu
sion, and Rais,on and Peasants on which suits
have net been brcugit-And also of the iudg-
menss obtained on the notes which came to me
Possession of the other plaintiffs, namely T ayle.
and Brown. ames Brown, jun and The surviving
partner ofthe house of Norvell. Wiatt and Bull
lock. as well as of those taken up by Pleasant
Younghusband deceased, in his lifetime, DO Dr.
GeRs AND oRoER, that George w Smith do
proceed to make sale of the lot OF land in the bill
mentioned, TO the highest bidder, upon credit I'M
al the repeal or expiration OF the az concerning
executions and other purposes, passed 31st IAN
uary 1909. rakipg bond with two good securities
for the paymentof the purchase money, and re
turn the bondsby him taken to court TO aide its
future order, he giving two weeks notice in some
one of the newspapers published in the City of
Richmond of the time and place of sale. and re.
turning report how he has executed this order
ca copy
~ NIL.
tds.
PURSUANT to the above decree, the land
4 therein mentioned, which is situated in the
county of Henrico, contiguous TO the city Of
Richmond. being the same lot or parcel OF and
which was conveyed by Richard Adams and E.
lizabcth MS wifeio Moses DAVIS, by deed dared
the Sd day of March SOY, s<boundsd as follows,
10 wit, beginning and running on the road or
stree, leading from the Market House IN The sad
city to Du-Vai's village. N Alp W. chains
and 80 links. to street forty feet wide dividing
said lot ard parcel of land and the lsud formerly
William Canno one, now John Do2!e's. & binding
on said street 89E. ciiaiss and 81 links TO
the street-sheuce on the back streer S.41s2
: w. 4chains 50 links to corner street 20 feet
wide next towards said city, and bidding on said
street., 5. 80 w chains 80 links to the said road
20 the beginning with the buildings and inn
prcvemea,s thereon. CONSUMING of large framed
Housewife be Sold before the d5or CT the "a :.
&c Tavern, on the 17,h day OF July (next month J
The whole Iaud viii be divided into lots acco. /.
ding TO piot which viii be exhibited on the
day of sale, and these lots WI be sold separate
ly. The sale win commence at O'Clock in the
evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-07

BANK OF VIRGINIA, JULY 3, 1so9.
The President s. Directors have this day
declared devidend Of three per cent.
which will be paid after the 18th inst. on
application at the Bank In person, or by
attorney. (3t
John Brockenbrosgh,C ash'r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
GEORGE CANNING.
REPLY To THE FRENCH AN.
LHf SWER.

The undersigned, his maiesty's prin-
{cipal secretary of state for foreign at
fairs, has laid before the king his mas
ter the note transmitted to him by his
excellency M. de Champagny, dated
28th November.
He is especially commanded by his
majesty to abstain from noticing any
of these topicks and expressions insult
ing to his majesty, to his allies, and
to the Spanish nation with which the
official note transmitted by M. de
Champaign abounds.
His majesty was DESTROYS to have
treated for peace which might have
arranged the respective interests of
all the powers engaged in the war on
principles Of equal justice, and his ma
jesty sincerely regrets that this desire
OF his majesty is disappointed.
But his majesty is determined not
to abandon the cause of the Sapnish ma.
ton and of the legitimate monarchy
OF Spain & the prctensions of France
to exclude frors the negotiation the
central and supreme government, act
ing in the name of his catholick ma
jesty Ferdinand the VII, is one which
his majesty could not admit without
acquiescing in an usurpation which has
no parallel in the history of the world
(Signed)
GEORGE CANNING.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
LONDON, Feb. 10.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
AMERICA.

The order of the day being moved,
Lord lsrenville rose to bring forward
his long expected m ,tion for the repeal
OF the Orders ~ Council, as far as they
affect the United States of America -
HIS Lordship began by recalling to the
recollection OF the house, the opinions he
had invariably expressed during The course
oil the last session on that subject the in.
tention ne had avowed of bringing forward
motion grounded on the evidence then
recently taken at The bar, and whish motion
would have bean similar in many respects
to that which he should have the honor
TINS day OF submitting to their Lordships.
IL ne had forborne 10 bring forward Ina,
mution, u was because reports had gone
aosoad a. Ihe time as era elul to his feel
tugs, as, 1t realised. they would have pro.
we'd oenehc al 10 the interest of the coun-
Try, viz. that Ministers had altered their
mind respecting America, and were dis
posed 10 Tesorl TO measures less calcuIs.ed
10 afenate from VI the good disposition
OF the American government and people
sorry he was that such reports had no
Foundation In facl. Sorry he was, thai his
mass "a government should have persis.
TED ~ a sysem winch he had no hesl alton
IN saying, was dnect violation Of the
laws Of nations, Aagrant infringement OF
the eIernAi principles of justice. Sucn is
Tue ight IN VIII ch he had all along con
s'osred Ina system; but when he found
~ perseyered IN after the proposal of the
Amsrlcan government 10 Angus, lsst. he
mus DOW moreover, designate it az AN
sct OF gorgeous folly, the result of the
most unexacnP,ed ignorance. In Angus
last America proposed to you to repeal
o. suspend her embargo, as far as ia aE.
Iec'es Brush commerce, If you would
Tese'nd your orders in council as far a,
Ihey atfecied the commerce Of Amer;ca
, nat proposition you have rejected, and
Dy REJECTING 1t, you incur the od,um and
inc blame of beng the Cause of the en-.
oarso' aud OF the Continuance of ali the
esiis consequent upoa that measure. All
iha' hAs been argued on this question, and
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pears to have been entertained that his
majesty should consent'to commence
a negotiation for general peace by the
previous abandonment of the cause OF
the Spanish nation, and of the legi'i-
mate monarchy of Spain, in Difference
TO an usurpa.ion which has no parallel
in the history of the world.
His majesty had hoped that the par
ticipation of the emperor of Russia in
the overtures made to his majesty
would have afforded security to his
majesty against the proposal ola con-
dition so unjust in its effects, and so
fatal in its example.
Nor can his majesty conceive by
what obligation of duty or of interest,
or by what principle of Russian policy,
his imperial majesty can have found
himself compelled to acknowledge the
right, assumed by France to depose
and imprison friendly sovereigns and
forcibly to transfer herself the allegi-
ance of royal and independent nations.
IF these be indeed the principles to
which the emperor of Russia has invio-
lably attached himself, to viii CHI hi.
imperial MAJESTY has pledged the char
acter and resources of his empire |;
which he has united himself with
France to establish by war, & to main
tain in peace, deeply does his majes-
ty lament a determination by which
the sutferiugs of Europe must be ag-
gravated and prolonged ; bat not to
his majesty is to be attributed the con-
finance of the calamities of war by the
disappointment of all hopes of such a
peace as would be compatible with JUS
tice and with honour.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
Public Sale.

|NN Saturday the 2Ist of the present
~ month WILL BE SOLD to the high
est bidder, at the late dwelling house o
Elisha Price, deceased all the dec dent.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NlTURE, STOCK of CORN, FODDER
AND BACON, A MILCH COW, A
GIGG AND HARNESS, A CART 6
TWO LIKELY HORSES. Terms OF
sale-On all sums under twenty dollars
cash, and on ali sums over twenty dollars
six months credit, the purchasers Civ ne
bond with approved security, bearing in
,eres, from the day of sale, which interets
will be RENTED If punGtual payment. is
m ade.
Also, on the same day, will be HIRED
until Chris;masinext; NINE Likely
NEGROES; and rented for one wear.
or longer term, the HOUSE wherein the
decedeni lived, which is commo diou >, Add
IN an airy situation, with the necessary
Offices and good garden attached 10 it
Also, an half acre LOT in front of the
house, well incIoied, and sowed in Clover
and Oats.
EDW'D c. DAVIS, 1dm'r.
Richmond, April lith, 1909. ids.
4 Ill persons having claims against the
= estate OF Elisha Price, deed. are
hereby respectively notified to bring them
IN, properly authenticated, to the subscri-
6Sr. for adjustment and those indebted
10 the estate are also respectively notified
to make immediate piymsnt.-As the
subscriber is ;sirous Of closing his ad.
mlnistra'lon as soon as possible, this no.
tIiica ion will be plesdin bar of the claims
OF those who neglect giving it proper at.
tention.
EDW'D c. DAVIS, Adm'r.
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The Duke Of York.

The accusations brough, forward in the
House OF Comm ms, against this f,yorte
son OF George the Thrd, are of mos
serious nature. 1t 10 said the sppearap.
ces OF guilt are so incon eslible that 40
trial he must go" His designs on the
throne will become appsrept, no,withs stan
ding the claims Of the anoin:ed heir an.
parent. Internal commissions will pob ably
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keep pace with the external dixas,ers
Britain; aud il is not extravaganza to ex-
peel the overihrog OF mode m Rabyl n.
Many think tia, the schemes of the duke
of Y ''k have b en- loag sine h, Oh. |:
and that the a.persions ,h, own som ,.,.s
| agD on the Princess Of Wales we're wi. n
a view to bastard z. her child en- and
prepare the way for a y0u"ger brother Ia
sep 70 the throne over tue proh,ga,e
Prince Of Wales. England will 500 b.
Jusat'a. Wing.
We find from the London papers thar
charges of a serious nature hive been
brough. against his royal h ghnsss the
duke of York. and thai an examinat,oo
was going on in the h use of comm nv.
l! IS impracticable @ give here even an
ou.iine OF the evidence produced. The
Courier III r bruary is almost en,ue.
~ occupied with the aitail; NJ less than
eleven columns. The accussr IS a Mr.
Wardle, member OF the house, and the
principal witness a Mira Cha Ike, a MARI.
ed woman living in state of Sc Jaratiou
from her hu 'bAnd, and in habit, of iot,m.
acy with thu duk:. ihts Mrs. Cha ka
ha, charged the duke betore the house
OF commons, w'.h having app 5in ed aad
Promoted Offices in the ANY from Cor
rupt views. The def.nce IS ID Il the
whole is an infamous CO ,sP racy to ex o.,
money The affai is sad TO b. almost
the exclusive subject of conversation i'm
London. Parties are already fo.m d. tl,.
one violently insisting o. h. guilt h /. o
tner tn; innocence of the Duke, d dciy--
ing he accus=rs. [rhe air of imp.rta ace
gwen 70 thu affair is supposed to arse
from trIcK OF me ministry, who are de.
sirous of dra wing off pu bic attention on
he b uiders IN Span to less mp ~ anr
affair.] Mon,tor.
General Wlikinson's Accounts.
A great many silly as wed as ill nad
tursd things have been said with regar.
to the expenditures of Geenral WIKI.
inson, when he acted as commissioner
for the U. States, in taking possession
OF louisiana. But we must aIwaos
expect that party men will make use
OF such pretexts to further their views.
When the late MIR. Tracy was appoin-
ted by president Adams to visit certain
frontier, posts, a similar cry, of ex-
trav ,gant expenditure, was raised a.
gainst him and perhaps, with quito
as much propriety. There are sever.
al considerati ons which tend TO Justify
the dlshurse ments of Gen. Wilkinson
on the occasion in question, a leading
one OF which is, that the United S .ates
were taking possession of country of
strangers, used to living under mon.
archlcal government and it was there
tore necessary by conducting the af.
fair in liberal manner, TO convince
them that thy were about to become
citizens of a republic at once munif.
cent and powerful. The table of tie
general, was, at that time, no other
than thepublic table, which it was his
duty to see well supplied.
Monitor.
RICHMOND, Tuesday, April Is, 1909.
The Poor OF the city are hereby notified
tiat they may attend at our respective
shops at - O'Clock tomorrow and every
Jay AFTER, at the same hour, where they NAV
be vaccinated gratis.
William Foushee,
James LYON,
James Greenhow,
Jos: Trent,
J. III. Foushee,
William Foushee, iunr.
John Adams.
+. d. M'Caw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18
Virginia Elections.

LoUDoN COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS,
Hon. joseph LeSs, ,hd) sas
WIN. Tyler, (den.) I43
Majority. sos
FREDERICK COUNTY.
job 'm,,n, Esq sag
RobsfI Page, Esq i63
f jR The ASSEMBLY.
Frederick county, Charles Brent, ESQ.
William Csslem n L q.
L'udon couu.y, Wnllam Noland, S. c.
Resell,
Richmond county, FAunderoy Brock.
enbrough, Peer Rust.
Leuiss, Garland Anderson, William
Shelton.
Bo,e'ourt. David Roland Jacob Wsl,z
SUSSEX George DIlIard, John Jarrat,.
Mr.. Page was not Candidate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18

Callicoes & Chintz, 20 pieces Fine u,
irish Linens, Cling huns, f.
hams, son Sets or Vi.
striped Holland, Di- Forks,
mites, 20 Dozen Shoemak.
So'1on o Wooo no er's H4mmcrs,
Tambourd Cam Knives. %
oricSs, HI Il Cut Hinges.
Black, do. Locke
BOOK @1aconet Mus. Pocket Knives,
Inns, Saws
lotion Casimeres, Walters and fnanY
Duran's, other articles.
Handkerchiefs, Cot also,
, tos Velvet, 5000 lbs. Castings.
Broadcloths, & Ca.
simeres,
The sale will be continued from day to
day until all the goods are sold.
TERMS.
For purchases not amounting To so dolIss
cash above so dollars, and not exceedine
500 dollars, ninety days crcdits and above
4VO dollars credit until the fst OF lama
ry, 1910. Nego liable notes with APPROVAL
endorsers will be expected from every pur-
chaser f"
The store and counting room will be rem.
ted on. FOR six months, and possession si~.
en- as soon as the stock Of goods are sold
and delivered.
JAMES BROWN, jr. vM
H 1''"' A'O'' sds
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Sales at Auction.
At the Store of Mr.. Baruch II. Judah, On
Monday the gath inst. at 10 O'Clock,
WiAbe Sold 7uithout reserve,
HIS ENTIRE J
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AMONG WHICH ARE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-18

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