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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-22
James Henderson.
s0th Iune, 1879. If

jMMii III - n Iil OF hiun.gp-
" ne'y county, on the 9Th day OF A..
r r,a neg, man whn calls kl.ns.H MO
SEES; say, III is abnu' wen,y two years
osa.,c; he smear Sly fe-, high, SOU, bull,
and says he Is the property OF Richard
Terrell. he owner Is requested to come
to wa'd, Pay all charges and ,ake him a
way. otherwise he will be dealt with as lhu
law requires.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
SAGA .ITY OF A DOG.

a soa4g man going into place o.
public entertainment At Paris, was
toi1 that hi, dog could not be permit
tel 70 enter. and h. was according
j. left with the g lard at The door. The
yoang nan had scarcely entered the
10 3b,. when his watch was stolen
HI rcluinet 10 the guard and prayed
ihar his dog might be admitted, as,
through his means le might discover
,hc thief. The dag was suffered 10
ac ompany his master, who intimated
70 tn animal that hS bad ioat some
thing. l'he dog set out immediate
" in quest of The shrayrd article, and
f4,'ened upon the thief, whose guilt,
on searching him, was made apgar
eft, lie having no less than six
watohss in his pocket, which being
laid before the dog, he distinguished
his masters, took it up BY the string
and bore i, to Kim in safety.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
April ., 1909.
VIRGIN

General Assembly he Jun and held at the Capitol
in Tic city Of Richmond, on Mont,ay the Sc
secoua DAY OF December, IN the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and five,
and Of the Commonucal the ihirieth.
An ACT giving further time TO the PROJECTORS
OF certain lands, forfeited for the non-pay
meat Of taxes, to redeem the same.
Passed February LIST, 1861
7 3 Fit enacted by the General assembly, That
Il D he proPieto Of lands forfeited to, and
vested in the commonwealth, by the non-pay-
ment Of taxes, agreeably to the act, entlluled
"Anaet more eff ctually to provide for the pay
ment OF taxes upon lands within tins common
wealth." may redeem the same by paying into
the treasury of this commonwealth, on or before
the first day Of March, in the year eighteen hum
eire, and seven, all arrears oil taxes due thereon.
This act shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof.
A copy from the Roll.--Tese,
J. PLEASANTS, jr. Keeper
Of the Rolls.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
a VAL.uAbL.E
Tract Of Land for sale,
1T Priv0te Sal,

III IfivUte .,2tc.
II subscriber offers liz sale the t,ats
& OF Land on Which ne az present re-
sides, si,uat, in Mildred; hunlfet ia the
county Of New,t astle and state Of Drta-
ware, containing Two hundred aud fifty
acres mere or less, with 4 comfortable:
dwelling house aud kitchen cellar, barn,
and good stone spring. house thereon
erected, Young apple, orchard, aud a sari
ETY. OF otfc. iruis trees Of the best quality
1t IS well watered by number of excellent
springs on SAID tract there is near twenty
acres OF good timothy meadow land, about
forty acres now in clover, a large proper
ton OF northumberland The residue good
arabic lard capable Of improvement 70 3
high state OF cultivation, beng within one
mile OF limestone where il can he had ON
reasonable terms eight miles from VII.
mlngon and six from NEWPORT on ihe
main road leading from thence to Lancas.
ter As II is presumed any person incllang
to purchase Will view the premises, II IS
thought unnecessary to give further de-
scriptlun 1t viii bear division into three
parts, and will be sold either the whole to-
sether or in parts as may best suis the pur-
chaser. If il is not sold at private sale on
or before the 2Sth day Of September next,
it will be sold at public sale on the premises
on sed day, aud libe'. al credit given for
considerable part of ne purchase money!
at which time attendar ace wrl lie given and
the terms made knoe IN, by
janis OCHELTREEA
Wilmington June ~, 1909,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
Ruttly
POOR MARY.

POOR Mary was lovely, and over her head,
But eighteen green summers had gded away;
goung Edwin Gust twenty besought her to we'd.
And fair was the promise o. their bridal day.
Not nyiaph in the village but envy'd the maid
So graceful, so modest, winning her air
Not swain, but for Mary would sigh in the shade,
And carroll his paans in praise OF the fair.
But Edwin, twas thine, thine the blessing fraaght lot
To call this perfection of beauty Thy own
To hail her the mistress Of thee and thy cot.
And leave other shepherds their fortune to moan.
And well did thy merits most Inflated youth,
Deserve this oy'd maiden, for thee set apart,
Whose basorn like hers, all fondness and truth
Whose passion, like Mary's, arose from the heart.
But war--curse on war, wheresoeyer II be =
'rwas dis tore the youth from her tender embrace.
twas thls forc'd her Edwin alar Ger the sea,
And lief! the tear trichling adown her sweet face
Bur short was her anguish and hear-renaing strife
The tdings reach'd MARY, her love was more
Size heard 1t. and death broke the letters OF life
She heard it. she sigh'd and her sorrows were Ger
And now, BY the willow that waves DER the stream
Lies Mary, poor Mary, tile villagers tells
aud often the, make her "a! ssory Hsir theme.
And moisten her grave with the tear ot---Fare
well!
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08

~ Of every collector to pay annually into the
public Treasury, all such sum or sums OF me-
nev as he shall receive by virtue OF this act, de-
Quoting commission If five per cen,um thereon.
which payment shall annually be made the
same day on which the taxes collected in the
same year shall be payable.
Be it further enacted, That the lists of sale SO
certified and taken by the commissioners, or ci-
ther of them, shall be sufficient 10 charge the
collector or his security or seeuriiies his, her or
their heirs executors administrators Herewith,
any motion 10 be made 10 recover the same by
the auditor Of public accounts. And if any
collector shalt make dc.aut in tue payment of
any monies b., him received, BY vitae Of this
act, at the time hereby rcqultea, such collector,
and hi; security or securities, hrs, her or their
heirs cXexutprs or administrators shall be lis
bic to all such hues, interests, damages and
costs, and he recovered ~ the sa'ne masucf as IN
ease OF default III Inc pay t6ent Oh the common
wealth. revenue.
BE il further enacted, Thatit shall be the t;u~
| ~ OF every collector making a sac by virtue Of
this act. to make end execute 70 HE purchaser a
deed IN !ee SIMPLE iol the lands purchased, tccis
! ting the cause IT sale, and IN every action or
suit at law OF in equity, IN winch former own
CT on owners Of any tract OF land 50 sod and
conveyed, hrs, her, oi tncii theirs, dtvscr, or
'nrr person o. persons claiming under hi;n, Yer
| ~ ti-ni, STALL contest the validity Of Tie sale So
made, tie oaas p.obanal snail lie on tie party
| So ,unteStia9.
/ 81 II tu:,hcr enacted, That the commissioner
! OF commissioners Tor dlschtr4iua tie duties
quirul on them ~ ibis act, s!..,li be entitled 10
receive from ne public treasury comnlnisson
Of one and III half per ceutnm % the amount If
I al lljf.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
Fare one Dollar.

he carriages are constructed on the
most approved plan for ease ard convent.
rnre, are in excellent order, and have care.
tul drivers. The greatest care will be taken
Of baggage, and the strictest attention paid
10 passv"%crs, who, for their convenience,
will NJ taken up or set down in any part Of
he city
Isaac Anderson.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08

General Assemhl J, Begin and held at the capitol
in the city off .icbmnud, on MONDAY the hist
day OF Decent Der, in The year OF our Lord, Lone
thousand eight hundred and SIX, and Of the
commonwealth. tie thirty-trst.
AN ACT to amend an act, cntltuied An act
more effec,ualv 10 provide for the payment
of taxes uuon Lands within this common
wealth.
PASSED Goth January, 1901
DE it enacted by The General Assembly,
II y That, when the taxes on any tract or par
Gel OF land Shall have heretofore rsmained, 81
shall hereafter remain unpaid Ter the space Of
two years, such tract or parcel OF land shall I've
forfeited TO the common wealth, md snail net be
subject to location. Provided Nevcftheles
That, the tract or parcel of laud 50 a. aforesaid
forfeited, shall be subject to the redemption Of
the former rish,ful and proper owntr az any
time within three years after such forfeiture snail
have accrued, upon paynient ni the taxes d'e
thtreupon, according 10 the toow!ng rules, to
wit. That iithe said taxes shall De paid III the
f,s, wear after such forfeiture shall have accrued,
there shall be paid all interest Of twenty hive per
ecntum per AMMAN on the amount OF tue SAID
tlxes from the ,imc they became due, I'LL paid {.
II tie said taxes shall be phd IN the seaond
gear a'cr such forfeiture stall haze accrued,
there shall be pad an interest OF MY per cen.
tun per anrun on the amount ct taxes due
alotcsid it The said taxes shall he paid in the
third year after such forfeiture shall have accru-
I'd, there shall be paid an interest Of one hun
died per ccnnm per annmm, as aforesaid Pro.
yidel also, That noting ii this act shall he 50
Constructed as to affect the rights Of inlan's,
lcmes covert, or persons Of unsound mind, nn'il
one year 4f Ell the disabilities shall have ceased, ON
their paying aI taxes due, with an interest there
on al the rate Of ten per ccntnm per annun on
the amount due as aforesaid.
All acts and pats q acts coming within the
putvew ofhis act, ale hereby repealed.
Tits acs Shall commence and I've il force
from and after the first day Of March next.
Il COPY from the Roil-ieste,
J. PLEASANTS. j.. Keeper
Of the Rolls
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
W ilsninston 9 Philadelphia
Couchcc8,

+ FAVE the subscribers, Swan Tavern
- Wilmington, and the widow Davis's
Tavern, Bank street, Philadelphia, at eight
O'Clock every day, Sundays excepted) and
arrive al one.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08

An unprincipled debtor being IN
formed by his friend, that one OF his
creditors wished 10 receive the inter
est, as he could not obtain the primer
bal he replied with more wit than
hone stv, F." that it was not his inter
est to pay the principal. nor his
principal TO pay the interest,""
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08

married again, said ina great pertu-
baton, =" hope she wont have son
older than me for, by is II
she has, | shall be cut out OF the es-
tate.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-08
VIM. Gibbons.

Wellington, June 8, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
BULLETIN OF THE AUSTRIAN AR
MY
"IIEAD QuARTKns. ]

HEAD QUARTERS, June II.
4" According to- report from Cen Amen
de. dated The 18th, the Saxon Gen. Dyherin,
on the approach of the Austrian troops, left
Dresden with $500 men, and retreated to
Willsdref. In the night of the 11th, he
however, mazda an attack OH the advanced
posts established towards Frebsrg, and pro
badly fattered himself that he would re-take
possession of the town by a surprise but the
duke of Brunswick proceeded against him
with the advanced guard, obliged him to flv
rapidly, and pursued him towards Freibere.
Several Wagons with Saxons, wounded
prisoners, havs arrived at Dresden.
"The Instruction troops took position a.
corps of observation behin1 the Raab, not
far from the town of that name, and ex-
tended by Szabad Hegy, the right wing rest
ing on the Raab. The height ofKys Megyer
which formed salient angle in the front,
was mounted with cannon, and the MAYER.
hof was defended by infantry. On the left
wing was the cavalry, consisting Of new rails
ed regiments Of hussars. As the enemy had
several days before made attacks on the ad.
vancea posts, ard had sent detachments a
cross The Upper Raab, the archduke John
FASTENED with a part OF the army corps uh
der his command, by Papa to support his
brother the archduke Palatine, and on the
18th had already formed a junction with him
rear Raab Orthe.f3th the enemy's advsn-
ced guard had penetrated the VINEYARDS
Of CSanak from which, Oh the 18th, the Arch
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

duke ?aiatine retreatcd. The enemy, how
ever, anticipated the attack. and drove in
our advanced posts The Viceroy of Italy,
who was reinforced by Marshal ID Avoust's
cor.s, depltved also with 10000 men by
Czanak and kis- Barat, towards Puszta Tap
Ian.
:" From this position. at one o'clock, A.
NJ. the enemy made am attack on the whole
OF our line. and endeavored, by vigorous
charges. to break through our centre. Co
lunms of Infantry advanced to the attack and
were driven back.
e Our infantry were drawn up in two e.
chcions, and advanced in, masses. All the
attacks OF the enemy were abortive. until at
length he succeeded in taking the Maherbof
and the Chapel OF His Megyr. From this
moment the battle became general, aud the
heights of Szabad Hegy formed the scene ON
which each further step cf the enemy was
fought for. Under a heavy fire of artillery
the attack was repeatedly renewed and re-
PEELED. The enemy manGuvred at the same
time against both wings, which no,r ;thstan-
ling hat the centre maintained it's position,
we're at last compcie3 to give way This
nccasioned retreat, which took place at 5
+. Nj. by st Javan, in the direction of Aes.
tic!d Marshals Mecsercy and Fuimont CO.
vered the retreat, opposing the pursuit of
he enemy, who, advanced no farther than
Goeoyoe, and night put an end to the con
est. On the following day, the archduke
palatine proceeded to kamorn, as the large
plain of the Aes aAu, ded 10 advantageous
position.
Z" The loss on our side was from 1900 to
1000 men in Killed and wounded. The loss
ct the enemy must be far greater, as he was
constantly exposed to a heavy fire of ,ousket-
nv.
"The division Of the Bavarian General
Deroy has suffered another ,lefea. in the Tv
rol. Thus have the brave Tyrolians second
time conquered their freedom. All the Inn.
thal is delivered from the enemy. General
| Deroy has arrived. with the small remains
OF his corps, at Rose,,heim, in Bavaria
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
CON1'ZNU.H7IO.V
'of News, received by tic L'.4ffcaine. AZ
.NorfoK.
I,ONDOH, NIy /.
MRS. CLARK.

LONDON, Eiy s.
On Monday iii the court of kings bench
an action was tried, Wright v. Gwyllvm
Lloyd Wardlc, Esq. The attorney general
stated that this action was brought to rcco'
yer the sum of 400 and odd pounds. for
household furniture supplied by the plaintiff
to the defendant, col. Wartile's credit Co
a lady of the name Of Mary Ann Clark. az
this lady perhaps the jury might have heard
something, for not very long Since She made
some noise in an Inquiry brought forward in
the IL. OF Commons by the Defendant. The
Piaintif was an upholsterer, and the claim
ne now mace. upon the defendant, and the
manner In which it arose, he would state IN
the jury. 1t seemed, some time about the
autumn OF the last year, colonel War
ole became acquainted with Mrs. Clark. and
very shortly discovered great hrcGrc1ce
tor her; shortly after their acauaintanc.
the colonel, the lady, a major Odd. and q
Mr.. Glcnny set out OH tour of I,I0n;ry of
curiosity. and OF business, for thew visited
the Marteilo overs on the coast About that
time mis- Clark had taken a house on West
bournegreen and Mr.. Wardle, no doubt in
well foun ded generosity, determined % ,,ra
sent her with furniture for it. At that
time Mrs. Clark was Indebted to the plaintiff
IN the sum ut or COOS and he would NO,
have given her credit for any sum, Knowing
her then cmbarrassments but as MIR. War
die was to be the paymaster, he felt no such
hesitation. '"0 -
Mrs. Mary .4nn Clark za8 caHrd She
appeared with her usual gaiety. She MAS
rather elegantly dressed IN white muslin
with white silk hat, white ribbons and !
vel. She was examined by MIR. Garrmv
She deposed to the following effect I'm the
autumn OF 1908, took house in West
s"rne p'aer had shortly before be
co1is aeq":.n,ed with Co. Wsidls, Attn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
RAMsGArE. July 10.

We are all hustle here this day, 90 sail Of
transports having come in, which in consc
quence of adverse winds, occasions great
confusion amongst them, bat being moderate
was attended with little or no damage to the
vessels. The troops are to embark to NOR
row, as far as the present arrivals will ad
nit; when these will be dispatched for the
Downs, and others sent in, so that to appear
ance one of the most formidable expeditions
ever Witnessed from this country, is now like.
ly to be very soon ready for its destination.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
YARMOUTH. July II.

YARMOUTH, July II.
Arrived the Havoc gun brig, Lieutenant
Bamber, from the Baltic. and brings intelli-
gence that SCHILL is not dead, but only
wounded, and is fortifying the Island of Ru
gen, and reports that Revolution has brok en-
out at Petersburg, headed by the grand Duke
Constantine.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05

Cot. MARBLE Tho trial which took
place on Monday. in The Court of Kmg's
Benca., has produced ,ae following letter
from, Mr. Wsrd,e, addressed 10 ne heohie
Of fhe United Kinydom -" ,iionoi.d. AS
my parliamentary conduct has been, by the
appreciation OF my countrymcn, feel myself
called upon. III consequence OF an event that
yesterday took place, immediately to address
you, and that in vindicatiol of my charac-
ter, rendered open to attack from the yer
dict of the Jury upon the evidence of Mrs
Clark and Mr.. Wright. the brother of her
upholsterer, in a cause in which / was defen,
d;int. in the Court ct Kings Bench. The
detail OF the evidence the public prints will
afford. Ii is with me to state, that my coun-
Gil, satisfied In thei: own minds that the Ju-
ny would not, upon such evidence as had
been given by the plaintiffs brother & Mrs.
Clarke alone, find Il verdict agains. me. did
not comply Tcith mig earncsa esitreaty IRE
heated TO fhcm in zYriting during me friat
an the strongest terms that major Dodd,
Mr.. Glsnnie, and other respectable witness
SEES. subpGnaed by the plaintiff and myself,
might be examined, as knew their testimo
ny would be founded in truth, and be in di
rect contradiction to what had been sworn
against me. Under such circumstances the
verdict was obtained. There only remains
tor n,e now, before nv God and my Coun-
try, to declare, that i, was obtained by her
IJu'y dfene: and 10 pledge myself to prove
that fact, the earliest moment the forms Of
the law will allow me TO do so. Anxiousy
| therefore. do look forward to that period !:
and trust that, nil then, the public 7oki
SUSPEND their Judgment upon the case.
With sentiments of the deepest gratitude &
respect, remain your ever faithful devoted
| servant.
|
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-05
&C l.. MARBLE.
James Street. Juiy A."

LONDON, July Is.
We received some German papers this
morning, which contain a bulletin from the
Austrian army relative to the operations in
Saxony on the Raab, and in the Tyrol. 1t
does not announce, however, any new fact of
much importance.
Fortune has frowncd upon another of the
bonapartc family. and Jerome, WHO had adj
vanced with his Westphalian and Dutch
troops against THE Anstrians, threatening to
drive them IN few DAYS out OF SaXony, has
been checked III his presumptuous Boosting,
and been himself beaten. This we infer from
| an article ia the second edition of the Berlin
Gazette OF 1st July he would not else have
| ordered all the baggage in his rear to return
to MaSdeburgh, nor send in such haste to
EASEL tor all the disposabe troops to be put
| IN motioa. victory over Jerome Bona
parte will be important, inasmuch as it will
enable the Aust.fans to advance about the
time when great events were TO take place in
Hanover and Hesse. The fo;iowing is the
article to which we have alluded;
! Extract from a second edition ofthe Berlin
Court Gazette, of the lst Jniy, 1900,
/ Fohich has been Printed iufer Than hose
| Forwarded by the Hamburgh Mail.
"At this moment, the LIST July at three
O'Clock in The afternoon, We received the
following intelligence:
Ertract ofa letter from, Le;n8ic, lime 90.
1.-The Wcstphaiian troops which arrived
here, marched again on the eth, i'll pursuit
OF the Austrians; the king himself followed
them OH the 2Sth, and promised TO clear Sax
ony OF the AuIrians in few days
| I" According to accounts received from
| Dresdeno OF the Goth, the Austrian army hav-
ing received Renforcements of five thousand
cavalry, which made their force $4,000 men,
has taken post at Keitzenhousen, in the en-
virons OF .Meissen, expecting the enemy.
The Austrian army is provided with a
train OF 50pieces OF Cannon, and IS command
ed by general kimmeyer.
This moment a courier from the West
phalian army has passed through here, to
order all baggage he finds on the road TO nc :
turn to Magdeburgh he is also TO proceed
to Cassel to order all the disposablc tnoops
! to put themselves Immediately in motion
"Since yesterday afternoon it is said, the
roar OF cannon has been heard"
u For subsequent events concerning Je
| rome Bonafarse, see tie last Enquirer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-23
F q K r Mt,

The Two following TRACTS OF
LAND, lying on James river, in
the County of Powhatan.
HAT LARGE ESTATE called BELL
"A MEAD, at present occupied by MIR.
lanes Tucker.
The Plantation inm ediately 6elosy IL. now
In the occupancy of Mr.. David Mead.
Also, The Tract of Land, called the Ola
courthouse tract, in the county Of Powha.
tan, lying on Deep Creek, aud now occupi.
ed by Mr.. William W,l5urn.
These Lands, will, without reserve, be-
rented to the highest bidder, at Powhatan
Courthouse, on the 18th of July next, (being
tne hrst day OF the courD unless before pri..
vateiy rented.--Apply to
Jam ES CARTER, Goochland,
NEIL M'COULL, ORD
John ~. JOHN, hichnona-
April S0th, 1909. wtdr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-23
LAND for Sale.
XMIHL BE SOLD, TO the highest bid
w der, onthe 18th day of July next.
The Tract of Land.

Whereas the late David Owen, dec. lie.
ed, containing AS Acres, lyieg in Pow.
hetan County, about lour miles iron, the
courthouse. There are two settlements ON
this land, on each OF which is good or
chard, from which considerable auan,,.v
OF excellent cyder is annually made. The
quality oil the land iy such as usually to DE
found in the neighborhood il viii Be dy:-
ded into two lols, or sold in one, as nav
be most conducive 10 the interest OF the es.
tate Theterms will be 500 dollars paid ON
the day Of sale, 500 dollars in six mouths.
and the balance in two equal annual pay.
ments. bond with approved security, and
deed OF trust on the land will be rsauir.
ed OF the purchaser, The bonds to carry in.
terest from the dale If not puns,ually paia,
Possession given the FIRST day of Decem.
Der next, with the privilege of sowing small
grain the 6rst day of September next. MIR,
GEORGE OWEN, living on the land, viii
sheW 1t 10 those who wish TO view il.
JOSEPH MAYO, Ex'r.
Of the last Win and Testament Of
DAVID OWEN, decd.
Powhatan County, 5th June, 1909. wst