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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

OBITUaRr NOTICES.

DIED. at Charleilon. s c on The OH ut
Nrs. Et,1A BowsE. comfort OF Walter
Bovine, B,q vi New. York, aud daughter OF
fhs Hon Robert Southgale, of Scarborough,
Maine aged as years
The eefeayed husband and infant children
the sficted parents, brethren and filters;
aod the nunl Pous relpeGable friends and ac-
uuair,, aners, by whom fhe was 10 jualy REL
: <nesf.d and beloved for her talents and viz
:. rue.. will deeply mourn this carly. hrna tro-
phv of the king of terror. But they will not
. forrow As thnfe without hope" Her i'm.
NOR, Al fpirit, liberated from the body, IL, we
. trulR. aiready admitted 10 clear and perfeSe,
an i'm mediate and pofitive. a fouI.ransforming
and et~rn@l viion OF God and the Redeemer.
why the mot endexring ties of nature
fhouiJ be d.iIplved, almoit as foon as formed
why the dreadful law of mor,ahiy fhould
be executed on she mon worthy and dsafeit
ot;eeis OF coniuga, = parental, and LOCAL love,
an The moment oil fanguine expectation If re-
cprsai enjoyment, is among the dark q n'yi-
,.r..d,;,.. queilions in the book OF providence.
The ways Of God are inicrutahle to men !;
- clo,as and datknets are round about h,m,
ve, righteouinefs and Judgment are the hab'-
s.,;o, az HI, throne" All afl,Slive events are
readily rel0iSeo otHc Whooh' VA ocu ~
HE foyereign will reafon and religion, duty 4
inserel, require Us to bow with reverence.
What dark and gloomy veil is fpread, ny
the early death of our friends, over all earthly
ep,ovnneuts - How tendcrly are we hereby
.j,uoniihed not to expee fatisfaei,on in this
emory, fascinating, and tranhtory fstei--
How itsongly urged to place our affections %
,h;nrs abovs--io iecuIe an immediate inter-
~ IN thoie iubIime aud durable pleaiures,
which flow from the fervce and favor OF God,
and the psoipett of complete and endleis fei-
city in his preienee!
DIED at Buckheld, Me. on Thurfday, 9th
infant. Lieut.. ALExAs0rR TuAYrR, aged So ;
and ON saturday, was Inferred, in paris--Fu-
neral usorciliDn proceeding from his late dwell.
ling houfe, The following order -
Cspa Rawfon's Company of Cavalry, un-
der The comu,and of Ma or Joel Robinion, OF
which IL. 71s,o was worthy and much ref
p aed officer.
i.ieu, Thomas F. Chaie,0
LIEUT.. Samuel Rawion,
Capt William Ryerfon. Pal Bearer, s'at
s. $; . 6. i; s '' s.:,sa'
Mourners.
Friend, and acquaintance of the deeealed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
u TIRE LJiaranes Cam
piar.
ANMryAI NETTING.

HNdUhis WEI TtNO'
THE Stockholders os the United Marine X
Fire Inturance Company, Portland, are
hereby notired that their Annual Meeiing for
the choice OF feven Directors for the enfuing
wear, will be held at their Office on 5UEs-
DAf- tie fo.,fb day II .sesa neat, at o'clock,
M-By order of the PRECEDENT & Directors,
JOHN WATSON, Sssfis,y.
Usitcd M e. +. IN. oFse, .
Psrt,and, Ma % -, 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
MN y 7Y,sei,,

Al. Whoever ~ no.
HAyE RE NorGDfrom their former fland
: TO the fore nearly oppcii,e iformery &C.
cuoieG by ~. Pa No. !. unen Ro4o wheic
i for iale, large aud eleganr ef r. ent, man
. 'aelured under their own inipe6tion
warranted free from damage. hey coaiit
OF every kind fashionable and uieful, and
will BE fold cheaper than can be puechaied
elfewhere in the Diitrict of Maine, Al retail
at wholelale, as how as can be parchsfed IN
Bolton.
HATS, they have of their own nanufae-
turing, of every kind, which viii be fold al
warrant. ! to give the purchaier iatistaetIon.
Hontrboa furniture.
New Beds and Bedlieads, with = varieiy Of
Parlour and Kitchen Furniture.
s1r Cath given for hating & chipping furrs.
Portland Jan. 80. Qf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Come and zee.

-
fsi~ .fb, on fhe man road leading from
Portland TO Bruniwsck, in the Province VI
Maine, and within four miles .f POI tiaad.--
Said Farm lies between New Cafco meeting
houie and "refumpfcut bridge within few
rods If each, and contains abcu, Two hundred
acres by elimination. De the fame, more
or leis The houfe on laid farm 10 large, COM
modious, and very p.eafsn;iy fi.uai ed, conn.,
handing fair profpeet of the opec Tea at the
entrance Of Portland harbor, as alto . very
comfortable part of that beautiful town. The
barn Is 80 by - feet Said farm is iufhciene
to produce hay enough for forty cattle, con-
;ains about eighty acres of COED paiiure well
iupplisd with fteih and falt water ,hrou, hihe
whole fealon, as il 10 bounded ON the fea ihore
l. is an excellent feat for houfe of public
entertainments, and will beautifully aecommo-
date merchants and mechanics with houfe-Iots,
Ia addition to that little near village, abo-e
the ih,pyard, which has already been fold of
the farm.
nearly twenty five acres of perhaps the befs
white oak fhip timber in the whole town -
Within one mile of the houfe lie twenty acres
OF la,ld, well covered with wood and timber.
Within Two miles oil t.,e houfe, are abou,
twenty aSfes w rOeS 'snu thudte0 On the
aforementioned highway leading from Port
land 10 Brunfwick.
There is a'fo valua lie piece of fals -marfll,
which produces from hr to eight ions of hay
in the year, within halt a mile of the barn,
which may be purchaied with faid FARM
Farming utenfiIs of all kinds neceHary 10 car
ry ON faid farm, may aIio be purchafed. A
view of the farm viii slford its belt recon-
mendAtion The terms of payment will be
made eafy to the fortunate parchaier. for
further particulars inquire Of
DAVID M'GREGoRE.
of Bedford, NJ IL or OF
ADAMS MERRILL.
on the premiies.
". u Now or never for the farm will
doubtleis be fold within three months,
Afa,sb 6. (3m)
{EyE the fnblcribers being appointed by the
w Hon. Siias Lee, Judge OF Probate for
county of Lincoln Commiffioners to receive
and examine the Claims of the ievcral credit
ors to the elfate of
SAMUEL WOODWARD. JUN.
late of Brifio, deceaied, reprsien,ei iniolvent.
aud foEr moths being allowed faid ercditors
to bring in and fupport their claims do here
10y give notice that we will auerd the buiine,s
ii our appointment at the dwelling houfe Of
r. Huhons, Efq. in iaid Briitol. on Monday
he 18th day OF February oers, aud the ieeond
Monday in the three following months, frora
one o'clock p. NJ. ill five do.
VIM. CHAMBERLAIN,
JAMES DRuMAIoND, JUN.
R,Hh Jsa. 81, 1909 F,9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
FOR SALE,

IN NsMys,m'Uf5. near Broad Cove, con-
veniently Gtua,ed HOUSE-Lor, coniiit.
ing of an acre and an half of excellent Land
with q commodious two.itory Dwelling
Houie on the fame.-Sa'd ltand is well calcu
lated for Trader or Mechanic. and Is well
accommodated with Water near the houfe-
For particulars inquire of
DAVID STAPLES
No,iJycrsvoIib, MsyeJ -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
FOR Sale,

A N excellent FARM, 6iuated in Ps,i,, in
"A the county of Oxford, containing upwards
of 200 acres, with houfe So by ss feet. ant
barn ~ by 32 feet-with young orchard
of about 200 q ople trees, with other fruit trees
Said Farm is 20 lituated thar il may be eafily
divided, and will make two CONVENIENT Farm,
Il contains az much as 20 acres 9. improved
Land, well watcred, and produces from 80 to
SO tons of hay yearly.
The conditions will be one half down, the
remainder made eziy to the parchafer.--r For
further particulars, enquire OF
JAMES MORSE,
on the premifes.
Psyif. Nayeb IL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
NOW PUBLISHING.
By 7. r. Baelmgba~, W'ste,. Sfrsss, Bsass,
THE ORDEAL
II Literary and Political journal.

CONDITIONS.
Y>HE ORDEAL will be publified every
= Saturday Evening, each number contain
ing 10 octave pages, on hanfome type asd
woven paper.
TweutyS Sin numbers will form volume,
the price Of which to faofcribss will be Two
DoLLAEs.
IL will be delivered to fubfcrihers in Bottom
on the day Of publication, and to ,hofe at a
diftance by the eariieft conveyance.
~ Nosr 1oia be so.6z,es JsLoits,i bat meb az
pay Fl, ssl.ss a ne time y s5,sr5isg; fbe pa
Pc, sDa be 'ssf 10 ps's iivi.s sss f Bgasa stiev
biz tenn y /asGriP'is~ ia. s&fi,sd
All orders for the Paper nun be addreGed to
the publiiher, poa paid. Liberal commifLon
allowed to agents, who procure and become
refponibIe for d,ifan, fubferbers.
subscriptions for the O,sea received at the
Bookltore Of
ISAAC ADAMS.
The Numbers which have Appeare'' are high
Iy interelting and entertaining, and the work
spronouaeea by good judges, well worthy Of
liberal patronage. MARIE -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
For SHE,

white oak-ihe is high deck and Handsomely
drafted /; has patent windlef', aud is pars'c-
ularly calculated for faft saier. Inquire OF
Huiiey 4 Window,
W'bo haze for jals, zub1istalf and retail,
soermaee,i OIL and CANDLES, of the fra
quality. Aasrfb -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
~ NOTICE :

Il 6sssafy-
N. Cofrrk, Ciyle fbs Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

Ne ,. Fy5 Sfysei-- Posfisss,
where fubfcripiioas for this work are received.
tEr# Msye5 Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28
HALIFAX COUNTY,.

Octq6er 1sf, 1909.
I'M f Subscriber wishing 10 rem owe
10 the Western CO IN ry off rs for sale
in This county. e25 acres OF land. where
on he at present resides, THIS land 5 C.
quail in quality 10 most Of the high land IN
the neighbourhood, and superior 10 con-
siderable portion Off is well adapted 10
the culture of grain of all krds, tobacco
and cotton; and is highly improved with
houses, Enclosures, SC. with excellent
springs fwa'er. The dwelling house is
sixty Jour feet IN length, composed of cen
tire part "a by % feet, two storys high *
wings OF 30 by 10 Ieet, covered with heart
pine ieatheredge plank and shingles
he chimneys aud under pinning of brick,
with convenient fire places, windows, Sc.
IN The several apar mentsi stair cases, S;c
in suitable style. The kitchen is % by
/ feet, meat house - by 10 fee, and
dairy 10 by feet, are all framed h uses
neatly built, covered wi;h featheredge
plank and pine shingles, the two last wish
heart shia glesi the whole unde7plnHed with
brick plank & brick 400 as they severally
tequire. with large BRICK CHI m1ey in the
kitchen suitable for cooking & a s,air case
with an upper room, and other hGiShings.
These houses are ell new * cost upwards
Of S : coo. There are also snumbar Of C.
Their convenient houses. About 100 sores
are cleared and incIossd, and divided by
good fences, into fields of from 10 to 30
acres, and in fine order for ctopping--i
residue, excep. small part, is woodland
finely tImbered and Of better quality Ilian
, any heretofore cleared 1.-THE whole lies
well, is within two miles of Halifax Court.
house, upon he large trading road from
the upper Couutry to Richmond aid Pc.
tersburg, which renders il most elig bic
sand for any person wishing to turn m.
attention to public business. Th- prcc
required is only six dollars per acre, which
Is c1nside ably under its value in ca h ~
bul if time is wished it can be gwen rs lar
as hree or four years upon pay menl Of lee
gal interest. The sale will be made pri-
Vately By The subscriber, aud possession
given when required.
w2a BERGMAN GREEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

SURRY COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.
DY CONSENT of parties and under
I'D deed Of trust executed to me by
Richard Mason and Wife, Tor the benefit
of John II. Cooke, will certainly be expo.
sed to sale, 10 the highest bidder, on
Tuesday he 5lh day of December ensu.
ing, Ipoa the premises, the following We
Ty vNdable property The large and ele.
CANT Tavern, containing sixteen rooms,
Kitchen, Smoke House, and Dairy suited
TO such an establishment Creamery, Car.
riage House, and Stables for Sky Hor.
ses two hundred acres of Land, more or
less two small Orchards, a large Ice
House with pond contiguous, ahounding
IN Fish, and an elegant Race Course, to-
Sether with the following Tenemen,s
A dwelling House containing five Rooms,
Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke House, Stable &
Creamery attached, with ten acres Of Land
occupied by Mr. Reuben Butler.
A convenient Store House ard Count
ing Room & Lumber House, occupied by
Messrs. Cole & Henderson,
A commodious Dwelling House contain
ing four Rooms, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
House, Creamery and Sable, with Two A..
cres of Land attached, occupied by MIR.
Savedge.
The ,hree last Tenements are under a
lease for term Of years An handsome
Dwelling House containing three Rooms,
calculated for Store, Kitchen C SIN ike
House, with one and half acres of Land
az ached thereto. A small Dwelling
House occupied by Mr.. Mshene, toge!h4
er with a Kitchen and Blacksmi his Shop.
And convenient House al present oc4
cupied as Post. Office.
The terms Of sale will be Four Thou.
sand dollars y ith Interest on two Thou.
sand Dollars for two years TO be paid
dowa, and twelve months credit from the
time OF giving possession will be aloVed
for the balance of the purchase mohey {;
The purchaser giving bond with approved
security ~ carry Interest from the date
# not punciually paid. At the time of
Sale Deed will be made to the purchaA
ser, he giving a Deed Of Trust upon the
property TO secure The payment.
p secession will be given on the first
day Of January. To any person disposed
10 engage in the business Of publican
the above property will be truly de-
sirable, aud as q stand for mercantile
business few il any are superior in the
lower country.
CHARLES H. GRAVES, Trustee.
Surty County, 4th Nov. 1903. Qds)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

EOR SALE, TRACT OF LAND, IN
the couNtv of uAerlaud within "a
mile oi Far.rville, containing four nundred
acres. no. quite half Of Which is cleared
The rem iinJer is Tor the most part prIme
tobacco llnd, uncDm monty we'll umbered
ard wAtered Pine cleared lard is generally
IN excellent hear. rnere are on the
tract a councillors framed grcnary she'd
ded all around and Two tobacco houses. -
The situation is esteemed uncoum0niy
healthy. II nor previous sold, it will 5e
offered at public sale, on Friday the first
lay o! December next, in the town of
+ Armville=whcre also, the subscriber has
;cr sale an eX;eilent we'll built SINAI dwell
ling house with Il commod Gus store house
and lumber house adjoining, with good Gel
lars, &c.
Mr.. EDWARD RADFoRD, wholives adj
joining the land, will shew it to any one
disposed to purchase.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
November 1st, 1909. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28
VIRGINIA


As a superior cou's Of eh7nccry h,:,en :, t..
capitol in the city Of Rich uaaa me ~ ,'e
OF Se.dembsr, 1859. nay
john Lambert representative and d,,;... r
George Harnier, decea.ed, -.
AGAINST
Thomas Key, Henry Key, William Bibh ".
Daniel. 'hn Key, Tandy I. y I,.S,,S!
Key. Vale Key, Jonn WnUe auJ III,
IN wttJ dsscendAn's and heirs or dsvi,e,e ~
Martin Key, deceased, Def,s. u
ne dete"aSn'' nomas k:y U;nry XIV
William Blob Ky, James X, an, -
Daniel no, having en,e.c 81 their a,,i, ,r,n..o,
gwen aecHriy according to the ACT of ass,.,,.,,N
and the rules OF this court, and 1t aoosn,in
the Satisfaction Oi the co ar, taa, t5.y ~
inhabitants Of thi1 coan.r.. on mo,Icn OF -
p!.in'if by counsel. it is ordered th,- ~. -.
deienani' do appear here o. The i5,t aay Of -
next term and answer the bIi oi the pian IDS.
and that copy OF this order be f)rth>y,th mo.
ted in some newspaper puhiisned in the CIV as
Richmond5 f2r two months successfully. ard
posted OF the front door of the Capitol in the s.;d
city. A opt-Tes,e,
pG rttR T!Nsl.EY
AT court neid for King aud Oyecn- ,.,,;-,.
". at the courlnouse, on Mona, ~,
oi Octop, r. I>Ge.
Joseph NJ ,nn, pm.
John LumPki" James Lump. { Chancc-
KIN * Ghomas leffr es, Dcfts.S ry.
! HE defendant james L.u pyk;r No. f..
Wig entered his appearance anc, piy.n
security acco ding to the act of a<ss,nhr',
ami the rules of this court, and u annea-.
ing to the satisfaction of the cuur, ,bst ~,
said defendan! James Llppkin is not AN
'nhabitant OF this commol&ealth. on tha
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel. r. ia
ordered, that the said defendant Iamss
Lumpkin do appear here Oh the seco,J
Mono ~ in January next and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff. and that copy of this
order be forthwith published in some pup
ilc newspaper printed in the CITY of Ricn-
mond, Tor two months excessively, aud
mat another copy be posted at the front
/ door of Tits courthouse.
A COpy-Teste,
Ro. POFTAP0 r r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28
VIRGINIA {:
II calncery-.n HahEAx County Court, 2i,s
OCSoOsr, ISUy.

II cAlncery-.n HahfAx County Court, 2lls
OctoOsr, lSVs.
RETEzEH
Anne Morton, formerly Anne cobbs Howell
ri LEY ard I%iy Ia, wife, formerly Miliy
Cobas, Nancy Cubb>, Betsy Cobbs, IIhn
Coo5S, l'abe ia C.b1s, Jares Il. Co6bs an 1
Pa''y GODS, VIA NJ. hcir, & dsv'sees Of John
Cpbas deceased, ana winch said Nancy &,
Bets, JInn. I.abs'ia, James and Patsy, being
nnder age, apfearby hone Morton their ma
tura! guIidan apt nes fiend Plfs.
Til { abb;. Jane. Z IBIS, Thomas Cobbs,
JOAN Gobbs aHd Cynthia Cobbs, which four
la'' nj 'n;ionei defrude0 8, arc the children of
Js' Ccbbs, IN: s.ter. deceased: land William
NJ Wa:;in' al dsoia ain Mor'o3, pefti
THE defeuiaa's Taonls. James, Thomas,
JOIN ana Cylt1ia CORDS not having entef-
ell their ap2ca-1uce a given security accord.
lnS toths &C, Of aV,e n,'y and the rules cf this
cSur;; alt 1t Appearing e the satisfaction of
the 'urt that they are no; Inhabitants of this
% y noI,velth, on neti>n oe the p,IiltiGs By
mir c'u1-si, i i or iced, tta' the said last
m ned deiant1nts, d appear here on the fopr,h
Monday III Feb uary next an answer tn bill
# tho painid Ian that a c'py of tni; order
be Forthwith in ;eret in o.. II n, ~ - llpes,
published in The city of Kiohmoad roi tw9
morths sncce5sigely. ant pos5ed a. the 1, on,
dooc of tn, courthouie of the said county.
A c3py-Tese
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D c. nc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

NOTICE, to all whom i, may concern, tina
IN apesi.iou will be presented to the next re
neral assembly, praying thst law may pass to
annul and make void the powers vested IN Tho
mas Pollard, Of Kentucky Edmund Peujeton.
Of Caroline, and William Pollard of hanover
county appointed trustees by Thomas Under
wood and Jane Dsndndge. new Jane Under
wood, tho time of thei: utefmarriage.
November Sd, 1909. wtiaa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28
Ro: POLLARD. C. G.
s LUCKE have rcceiv.d .

SHAPARD s. LUCKE have received a
- general assortment of GROCERIES
consisting Of, Sugar, Coffee, w. I. Rum.
Country Gin, Whiskey, Sherry and Mala,
ga Wine, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Imne-
rial Tea, English Mustard, Salt in Sacks.
ALSO,
Earthen, Glass, China, and Stone Ware :.
German, Crowley and Blistered Steel: Bar
Iron, Nail Rods, Sal Leather. Wrltine.
Wrapping and Printing Paper, Spanish Ses
CARS, Cotton Cards, Shot, Powder, Window
Glass. Indigo, Copperas, Alum, Logwood,
Cut Herr:ngs, &c. &c. which ;hey offer low
for cash, country produce, or approved pa,
per.
N B, Cash given for flour as usual.
Nov 6, 1909. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

TOR sALE.-A handsome, second hand,
Z London built CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and is in good state
Of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
20 Mr. HyGHES, coach maker, opposite
the Old { ty Tavern, where the carriage
,nay DC seeR. IT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

a T meeting OF the directors Of the
~ 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 DC
sold at the Washington Tavern ~ the city
Of Richmond on the 18th day of next month
at 10 O'Clock.
Resolved, That a call of FIVE dollars on
each share be- paid by the share holders IN
the company TO he treasurer, on OF before
the FIRST day of December next.
A Copy,
ids N. SHEPT ARD elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28
MANcnEsrge T0RNpIKE con-.
I'ANY.

E0HE annual meeting Of Sock he'ders
Z will be held at Nroyk>'s Tavern IN
Manchester, on tie Ers. " nday IN De-
:emb-r neg: Such members a. c1nnot
aten1 in person Wiu, II is expect Il, aa.
!'oin. their proxys. The undersigned re +,
quices 10 b. furnished, so soon a, possible,
with ihe necessary evidence 1t alitreA sold
-nd purchased, since he lat tnee,in,; IA
oder ,ha, IrAnslcts may be mad 81 the
Z ,mpany's I j.ks, and shares duly rrp-e..
s,nied. tdm
JAMES BRAEOEH, elk.
Iarchc7,er, y y Sd 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

NTOTICE.-By virtue of deed Of trust
IN executed by joshua Smithey Of the
county OF Amelia, to Dabney Miller his SC o.
curly, and Benjamin Chapman, and Tho.
mas Randolph trustees. shall proceed
to sell on the 14th Decem the fol.
lowing property, VIZ. A water Grst
Mil Cotton Machine, and Whiskey Dis.
tillery with S or 3 acres Of Land attached
to the same, and eleven Negroes consisting Of
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls, or so mucn
of the said property as will raise the second
and fourth instaim 5nts contained in the sail
trust, with interest on the same, and all
ether expenses in carrying the SAID trust
10 execution---ihe sale viii certainly take
place on the above date and at the said
Mill in the upper end Of Amelia near Liz.
gantown on Appomattox river. The r.
boye property will be sold for cash, agree
able to the proviso Of the sixth section of the
act passed 51st January, 1909, for the in ien-
nifty Of security.
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, Trustee.
Nov. 10, 1909. (wApl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

n oTICE=The subscriber having administered
upon the Estate of The late Mr.. John
HUGHES, senr. ofCumber and, now Powha,an
County, it is earnestly requested if there be any
demands against that Es,a;e, that they may be
brought forward on or before the fi,st day of Ian
nary next, properly authentica ed and receive
payment as intend 20 make division of the
residue OF that Estate Immediately af.er ,he said
FIRST day Of January nexJ after which this aleer.
tisemcnt will be plead in bar against any claim
whatsoever.
JOHN CUNLIFFE, Admir-.
with the will annexed.
CoalPits, Chesterfield county, 18th oc,. 1909.
(t1Jl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28
IN COCNCL, Sent. 18Th, 1909.

IM tOtNCiL, sept. lyth, 1907
(. rs ADVISED 'uat from and afe the Is; day
~ sarv mex, thr Auditor be instructed ia every
.r .goere any claim by virf~e n a. order CO
es.gc1., cf ccu-t is rrsssnted 10 hir by per.
u .ghofc uaN, % NOT mentioned therein % re
r,ays socl yer,on fo produce also an order or
power Of AttofoeJ from ths indiyidua ~ whose
frvor such order sr Certificate Of court was
made tsgcther With ~ AFFIDAVIT of one witness
a- ,cs,., c.rtif I'd oy Nagi1trate Or Notary
Pibic tHat sucl iH3ividusl scnaily signed and
acknowledged the same. And e. give general
information of tbs rule, i is advised, thar
r.t-re7e be puhHihcd ~ gre Virginia Argus,
ali,er pete sbnrg Iutsiligepcer, Norfolk Her
q. Tyocoburg Stae, Stanton Eagle. and Win
s.--l.r Caze,tc, once q wcek. sntil the ErSt day
rf I,uDsry net. E.xfYact from the journal,
fstifl DANIEL HYLrON, G. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28

HASH will be given for good male
~ house servant and female cook.
JOSEPH TRENT.
O6l. eth 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-28
20 Dollars Reward ,

IS offered for experimenting ANDREW, ne.
! cro slave, VIII sbout tine beginning OF this
month gUN AWAY from the subscriber resi-
ding IN me neighborIooj OF Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirty years old.
A., iaiolligsnt, active small man, good house
aud sts!.ic servant, drives Carriage well un-
is-i,aots l'tle of Shoenaking, end readily
pe-f,rns any kihi Of p'aaa'iou is5cr. Some
yea-s ago he vas in the srvice Of Mr. Turner
a. tue Eel Tavern IN Richmond vaerc / be-
lieve ne gsnevaliy acfsd g b0si,er and aiier-
wards tii Lass Chrislnas, was employed by MI.
Henry I. Biscoc Of Manchester in his tobacco
stemmery. re has wife living a. the Man
chester coal yu,d, free mulauO woman named
sukcy Holingcr, by whom have reason 70 be
Iieve lie is sccreled, l will pay the above re
ward 90 any person who will deliver 20 me the
Above mentioned slave, Or secure him IN Jail so
tha' gcs hin again'
Tanes Henderson.
s0,r June. 1902. 6