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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
l,he High Bred Imported Horse,
M Sir Peter Teaz's
The properly of Col: John Tayloe of Mount
Ain, and the subscrib re-;

The property of Col: John Tayloe of Mount
Airy, and the subscrib RS;
WILL STAND the ensuiny s-a.,u ,t our
~ stables. IN Albemsrle county, ten niles 4
hove Charlottesville, and witt cover mares on he
following terms-ten dollars the leap to re paid
in hand twenty dollars the season, payab,e tl:e
6rss OF November mex, thirty dollars TO an We
a mare with foal, and in e,her case, ono dois-
with each mare 70 the groom. The folio wing
Articles of oduc: will be received i'm IN, r,.n,
,bicco inspected at Warmins,e-, Warren. Mi
ION, or any other inspection below on lanes ri.
versat S dol per c -four delivered at ssiiton or
Warren AZ do. per bbL--whiskey. delivered. ar
our house or in .Chsh,u az SO CEN, ,er
gallon, provided those aaicles are delivered by
the hrst of November; or approved notes of h:nf
TO be assisned) on any person living In anv adj.
accent coun yto the amount of 20 dolls will be
taken ter the season. il offered before the expi-
ration OF the season. A de iucuon oil 20 per cenr.
viii be made for cash, " sens with the mares.
| Inc season %ill commence the frs. Of March aod
expire the FIRST of August. We are provided 70
furnish (gra,is) extensive and excellent pasur.
age, consisting Of red and whine clover. blue
grass, &c. well enclosed in separa,c fields besides
lots Tor mares and colts. msres sent before they
have toaed Grain will be furnished at q Cd
per bnAhel. tor which the money russ be seat.
| and servants bearded at 9s per week We As.
O.
ne pad mares IN every particular leir in our care
but CANNOT be liable for any accidents or escapes
VIII ch may happen
! SIR Peter reazle is brown bay horse now in
| high health aud vigor. full six cen hands nigh.
OF She mose favorite blood. for action in ali ma
gaits substance bone con ti,ution. shape, gcn-
tleness and color, no horse can excel Inn. He
never START d. paid or received forfeit, being ne.
yer IN training. We only turk !, necessary f.r.
tasr to ob,erve FOR The information f thos. cen.
t'emeu who may not have an opp r-nni,y os see
lug this iite nor e. bat nave .een Xnowsey. ihat
there IS very striking Likeness in their F,fu asd
general appea, ance, Sir reter Teszie suroa ,s;n-
him in the eye, ear and aprightIy carriage
| The well kncwn superiority and high es;irno-
ton OF his stock, both in England in his coup.
try. will, it is presumed, eniilc him to liberal
share OF tae pubic patronage Il will be see,
from his pedigree annexed, that in him is upt,
ed iroF, ms famous sire and dam the most an.
| proved osses in Engand--In short, we bclieve
thar this horse is as well calculated 10 produce az
valuable a stock for any service whatever, az a.
ny Other horse thar has yer stood in Ibis coun,rv.
dis superior size, elegance and blood Justify tb-
assertion. He covered last season in Fredeyic :
county, and proved himself rcma,k able surc
foai Sstter, IS we hsvs certifcatesin oue hands
to establishs
1 Willis n, N1oI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20

At a Quarterly Court continued and
held for King and Queen County.
at the Courthouse, on TUESDAY
the 9th of May, 1909.
James Bray & Aggy his wife, wboo
was Aggy Stevens, and Marv
Shepherd, who was Mary Ste
VEINS, Plffs.
AoAihsr In
Som Stevens, Tom Stevens. ard : H.
Join Stevens, Reuben MarsbalI { c-Tr.
and Nancy his wife, who was
Nancy Stevens, Jesse Perkins
and Maria his wife, who was
msfla stevens, Defs.
THE defendants not having .,,e,.,
a Their appearance and given secunty
according TO The act Of Assembly and The
roles OF this court, and il appearing - ,hs
satisfaction of the court that tbev arc 49,.
'"hs6Itsnts OF this commonwealth. {, !.
ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here on the frat day of Auous, 80 ~,
nex' and answer the bill OF the plain,iN. !,
ana mat copy OF this order be for,bv,b
Puohshed IN some public ne ysoap.r n,;r'
ca ~ the Guy OF Richmond. for two month.
successfully, and that another copv he co.
ea al the front door Of this courthou.s
A Copy --Teste,
vs' Ro' POLLARD, c. @,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
L II " D I " G.

l. # " D I " G.
From the Schooner Richmond. Isaac Seaman
Master.
80 Boxes Naisins,
10 Bales Self shelled Almonds.
Casks Green Coffee,
~ Barrels prime Pork, ard
Pipe t-orden Particular Madeira Wise.
IN STORE,
II Hhds Brown Sugar
IS DO mo,assea.
s Tiesces Green Coffee,
IS Boxes Havannah Segays,
Dale; WEIGH Plains,
aa~'.y t'o" in barrels and Half Barrels,
Sonchong
lC aoxss NJ old Candles.
For SALE by
Geo. Hatt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
N q L c h.

a LLthose that have claims apains, the
n es ate Of Waddy Turner, deed will
Please bfing them forward, au henticated
agreeable To Law, Tor sdIustmeu,
Those who ore indebted 10 the said es.
tate are request, d to come Iorwa, d, as soon
as poss Die, and make Payment, as the 81.
tuaIIop ol the es late will noI allow Of any
further indulgence.
A.. TURNER, Admir-.
jane 9Th, 1909. aw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
Valuable Property
FOR SHE


PURSUANT to deed of trust executed
i to us, by John M. Syme, of the county
OF Hanover, for the purpose of satisfying all
debts for which he is bound for his fatner,
and his own debts we shall, OH Tuesday
the tirst day of August next, If fair, if not,
the next fair day, upon the premises, pro
coed to sell, four hundred and sixty.three
acres, (by a late survey of prime and va :.
luacle Land, adjoining the town OF New
Castle, upon Pamunky River, and the ferry
across that river. Also, ELEVEN NE
SNOES, consisting OF men, women, boys
and girls, all the STOCK OF Horses, Cattle.
Hogs, sheep, and implements of Husband
~, &c. conveyed by the said Instrument.
Such title as we hold as trustees will be made
the purchaser or purchasers, and possessi-
on OF the land given at Christmas, with the
privilege OF seeding wheat this fall. The
terms OF sale will be one third cash, one
third IN six months, and the balance in
~ months, from the day of sale. Interest
VIII be expected upon the distant payments
Bonds with approved security will oe re-
CURED OF the purchase rs of the personal
property, and bonds with deeds of trust
upon the land aud ferry OF the respective
purchasers. The land, &c. will be she wn
" Mr.. II CUNNINGHAM, living in New.
castle, or either OF the Mr. SYMKs, to a.
ny person Wishing To view the premises -
Creditors will DC allowed to purchase, and
their Claims discounted.
According to Mr.. John M. Syme's mott.
hcation above, We or either of US, will re.
ceive the amount of any claim, and 1t is our
wish that they be made known prior to the
day OF sale.
There are some previous liens upon this
properly, or some OF IT, to secure certain
debts, which viii be first paid, according
to their several dates. Proposals Tor any
part OF the above property viii be received
by either OF the trustees prior to the sale,
BENJAMIN OLIVER, ir.
WEN CUNNING HAM.
SAML. RICHARDSON,
New Castle, June An, 1909. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
N o T C E.

THE partnership of ROYSTER and
l. BOHANNAN is dissolved by inu
'ua' consent. All those who are indebted
10 the tate firm, viii come forward imn,e
oiate'y and pay their respective acc UNITS
TO z. w. TRssr, Esq. who is alone au
iho'ised to settle the business OF the con.
|cern.
JAMES II. ROYSTER.
THOMAS BOHANNAN
June 18th, 1909. A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
IN COUNCIL.

January 90, 1909.
PROPOSALS will he received by the Exc
: cutive Tor manufacturing three hundred
al, ninety Klfies during the present year, be-
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, 1809-06-20
William Woods.
Geo. NJ. Woods.
A'bemarle, Feb. 30, 1869. oaf ST.
PEDIGREE.

Sir Peter Teazie was got by lord Derbv,s ola
o'r Peter reesle, unquestionably the best stallion
IN England, his dam Lucy, by Cordueor. S. d {.
pa. l!S' his grandan by Spectator, his great
grancam by Blank. his srandan BY the De.
vonshire or Flying Childres, acknowledged 70
De Inc heetess horse ever trained, his 6 & gran
dam by True Bus, his gg grandan by Cy.
Prus ArSoian: on. otthe Duse f Ru.l@nd's Bon
ny Black. Sir Peter Teazle hi. sire was 90, ~
h'ghhyer, his dam Pspilion, by Snap, Engi.i,
). d. pa. 237. Hghhyer. his graudiire, was gos
by Herod, ms dam Rachel, see S. b 26I. Con.
duc,or was got by Matchen,. out Of Snao mare.
,: d. "a 29l. Spectator was got by Crsb. our
OF Partner mare, S. B pa 242. Marchcm
was got by Cade. cade by the Codol7hin Ara.
ban.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
In COUNCIL, May Ia 1900

In COUNCIL, May 10 1909.
DROPOSALS will be received nv ,h..
4 Executive for raising seven eighteen
Founders opposite D,ew's Point. Nan,e,
mond River, until the list day Of july newt.
Daniel L. Hylton, c. c.
IL july.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
IN COUNCIL, Nav %. Iaoo =

tJNoFOSALS will be received by che Rxscr
Il I'VE TIL Thursday the 2sth day of June nev,
fr repairing between Five and Six Tho,,,nS
sand OF public Arms The repairs will hs &C
various KIND; and the Executive would o,efer =
contract at so much piece, for each sand. ~
w '"sue completely fit for service. The arms
by application to hiexander ouarr,er ''''A
Extract from the Journal
DANIEL l.. HYTLON G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20

At ameeting of the Ncw-Market yockey
Club, OH Thursday evening, the isth of
May l809.-Present
Tar President.
Thomas Watkins, John Nicholas, Jr.
WIN. K. Johnson, William Archer,
Richard Bate, Miles Selden. r,4.
Samuel Butler, John J. Thweatt
Christ'r 1 Jones, John Avery,
William Wynne, Wade Mosby.
Robert Spotswood, Daniel Epes.
THE Jockey Club, Impressed with the
opinion, that Thomas Goode, member of
said Club, mas SO conducted himself In the
race OF this day as to require their investi-
CATION inasmuch, DIS it has been suggested,
that ne the said Goode has been guilty OF
running horse for the proprie,or's Purse,
with Ia los. less weight each heat, than the
rules OF the course require. The Club
lprocecded to examine alexander Goode,
rider for the said Goode, Edward Major,
)weigher for the days race, Wiiiam .4rcher,
member of tine Club, and heard the SAID
lGoode in his own Observation-Disclosures
ION,
ResotUed unanimously, That it is the o.
lPln'a OF this Club, that the SAID Thomas
Goode, be acquitted of all censure on the
foregoing charge; because it appears that
the fraud wherewlth he is charged, was
lcommitted by his grooms without The know
ledge Ut the SAID Goude or his rider
Heso!Oed further, That Fed and Xii,
the property OF the said Goode, implicated
IN the foregoing charge, be hereafter ex.
; GUIDED IRON attending any horses which
may run over this Course, iii any race an-
der the controui OF this club.
| Attest,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
II Il MN G'S
Mem Ilrgtmia Justice,

OBTAINING
ine duties OF Justice of Peace, SSc. toge.
'her with a variety of useful brecedents
adapted Co the laws now in force AL
forms Of cunveyancing, such as deeds ~
bargain ahisale lease and re.lease. NOR, :
gage, tfns5 &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
RYvirtue Of deed Of trust executed BY no

pr Virtue OF . deed Of trust executed by Ro
- bsrt M'ryre on ,he 18th day of October
1907, and recorded in ,he county cour, of Ches-
terfeld on the 18th day of June, 1903, for the
purpose of securing TO John Baker, executor of
Solomon Gordon, the punctual pa $ ncnt of debt
par icularlv described in the saId deed of trust ;
will be SOLD, on rhe premises, 90 the highest
bidder, on Friday the 2Srd day Of this present
month, the TENEMENT in the tuwu of Man.
chester at presers in the occupation of Mr. Ea.
lthaniel Childers. formerly known by the name of
LEATH'S OLD TAVERN, and dessnaet in
The plan of the said town b. the No. eighty
leight. containing one hundred feet in front Of
che main s;,ee,, and one hundred and sixty six
rect back, WIN convenient buildings thereon FOR
l'he accommodation OF a family, or q house oil
public entertainment. The above described Ten
ement has oeen once advertised and sold under
tfhe deed aforesaid. bot the purchaser not having
complied with the terms ofthe safe, It viii pos
li.ivey be sold on tire day above mentioned I'm
dc: The provisions Of the at of the las, assem-
lb'y ofVirginia. entitled an az Concerning exc
lcuions and for osher purposes.
THE TRUSTEES.
Manchestsr, I'd June, 1909. 6p,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
Negroes for Sale.

II virtue ofa deed oe trust executed nv yvH
~ liam Cannon to William Cuerrant anJ ~.
subscriber, bearing date the Ist day of Dec.
Der, eighteen hundred and seven. and Of ,sro,d
IN the County court of Buckingham. 10 90
cure the payment of money due to Daniel Bse.
10y ana Others as expressed in the said deed. wifi
Jpe ooLD, to the highest bidder, for ready mo +.
ney, al John Anderson's Tavern. in The ,.,',,.
New Canton, on SATURDAY the oa.h A. &c
une next, FIVE NEGROES, viz. Beet Ma.
nss Mily, Sam and Aggy. The subser;ber
wi, only convey such title as he has received hx
said deed. '''''o ~
Thomas Pittman,
- Surviving Trustee
-" Ce"tOHf rV'H WAY. 1917. fda-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
Richmond Turnpike
Company.

"A r ameeting Of The Director, OF the
~ SAID company, on Thursday the. 9th
Of June, 1909,
Resofue6, That q call OF four dollars and
btty cents be made on each share in The
said company, and tina, the holders of the
shares pay the same 10 ihe treasurer on OF
before the first day OF next m nh.
". SBEPPARD.' CIe,k.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20

6sThe Editor ofthe Augu.,a Chronicle, in IN.
state OF Georgia, is requested to insert the above
IN his paper FOR one week. and send his accoun,
to Samuel Pleasants, Jun. Editor of the Argus,
Tor payment.
THE TRUSTEES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
OHe Thousand Pounds
WANTED,

EoN theinterest OF which, a plau,slion Of 500
acres Of valuable land will be given. until he
money isrefundsd. Nearly 100 acres are rich low
rounds, now In cultivation lying on navi1able
~atet, the improvements new and very good. In
healthy and desirable county. Enquire Of the
September 8, 1910. ,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
City Hotel to Let.

ma spacious convenient HOUSE and OF
win OUT Houses, Stables &c. situated o.,
sreet mar leads from the main street by the
voV.'hots 10 me spi'ol; which was laisly in
1t will be let for one or more ye.,. ,nd 49,.
sion given Immediately. For terms a ,niy =,
Benjamin Mosby of Powhatap. or b. "a -
.hls CITY, who are authorised BY me 20 lc, ,l,.
Richmond, JGne 1st 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-20
c. HARRISON, Pres't,
DANIEL EPEs, Sec'ry.

WHEREAS a report injurious TO my
character, has been industriously circu,ated
charging me with a fraudulent design in
running my horse i'm the last races at New
Market. In Justification TO myself and my
friends, am induced to make the follow
log pain statement OF facts - Beng enca
Sed IN the said races, and my rider we,gn
ing only 90 los. 4 applied 10 Mr.. Read,
oaodier, IN Petersburg, sometime in the
month OF March last, to make a saddle, IL
ned with lead, to weigh about 90 lbs. which
nade the weight tor fodr years old colts I,
and beng also engaged in race in Motto.
way, to run three ears old colts, the w.ip,t
beng Is lbs. ! wrote TO Mr.. Read TO mag q
another saddle like the first, Dead exceD.
teol which ne had informed me wouId
weigh or lbs. My meaning in wishinc
1t made like the first was principally as to
the shape, having made cnoicc of saddle
tree that liked, and not for the nefar,ous
purpose that mas been unjus.iy ascribed to
me, by these who are ever willing TO turn
up The blacklist side OF scandal.
In running my horse Bob Tail, Il, thc 20.
Cond day race, depended upon nv groom.
AN old and experienced hand, to saddle and
start the horse, and was not present nv
self, as was fully proven to the satisfa CT ION
OF the Jockey Club.-It appears thar the
saddles were shifted, but solemnlv aver.
that 1t was not done with my knowledge or
consent. Indeed shall ever believe th.t
lost the race by that unfortunate circum
stance. My horse won the Sd ana "a beate
with such ease, that little doubt remai,s &c
ms ability to have won the race with the
proper weight. The purse OF ina, day WIS
worth only 225 dollars, sum too in,ons,-
derable To tempt even the hand of a feloo
with this candid statement, together with
MT. Reads certificate below. / ho,e The
public Will be satisfied that nothin- in,nr,
per was intended by me.
THOMAS GOODE.
i HEREBY certify, that some fine :,
the month of March last, was emnlrveJ
by Thomas Goode, to make a saddI'. e,.
MN, plated with lead, to weigh about 2Olbs.
OF a size and shape which he then made
cno'Ce ot few days afterwards receiy-
ed note from him, requesting me to
make . another saddle Of the same size and
likeness Ceac excepted)' of the ore above
mentioned, winch saddles were made and
sent to him-As q considerable time had
elapsed since the saddles were made. / was
under the impression that they were pre
ciseiy alike IN appearance aud had so stat.
ca IL, but upon examination find myself
mistaken. The two saddles are of the
same s'eze and shape, but owing to the alb |
senee Oh my foreman, the work nan.ship is |
dincrent the heavey saddle is made plain. |
rue DINER is full welted, with Waite seams
the webbing also is different Given nm
der my hand this 18th day of Nav, 1909
JOHN r READ
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-09
Patent w ASKING M chimes

E7lIlf subscriber respectfully informs his
I friends and the pubic in general, tia, he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
Of making and vending PatcM Hashmg Machinrs
throughout the hundreds Of 1gaadywne and
Chris,iana, in Newcastle county, a number q
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly APP
proved OF, as they save great part Of the iabonr
Of washing in the usua: way, and are less iuj usi-
Gus to clothes. He will continue to make and
have supply Of them on hand, which he will
Sill on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom : and vii! also sell to any per-
son right to make anc use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington. Ian. 81 500. tf
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-09
NOW ORA WING.

Baltimore College Grand Lottery
UT commenced on Monday the 9th Novem-
\ ber-Days Of drawing, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, in every wcek-50o tickets
TO be drawn each day, and OH no account what
ever will il be delayed one single day.
Ii contains The .toHotsiag capital pt!'es.
2 of $50. 900. 100000 dolls
10000. 100000
3 5000. - 1000
Q 2,500.... 1000
10 900. ...l0,000
And not two Blanks to a Prizc.--Itclets, .,
Twelve Dollars each, may be had at G. & X.
WAITE truly-iortunatc Lottery Office, cor
ner Of Charles and Market streets where was
sold, in tie late Baltimore Lotteries,
No. 6974. so, 900 dolls
1861. ...' 5000
7O9l.. 10000
58o3.... 5000
647y.... 5000
And several other capital prizes to very larg
amount.
~ The two twenty thousands, two of the
ten thousands, and two Of the five thousand dol
lar prizes are not stationary, and are liable to be
drawn early.
The inhabitants Of WILMINGTON and its
vicinity are assured tina. by sending their orders
to G.. g. Il. Waac in Baltimore, per mail, and
enclosing the cash, they will be punctually at
tended to; and at the close OF the drawing adj
vice will lie sent them OF the fate OF their Tick
cts. For their further accommodation, halt,
! quarter, and eighth parts Of Tickets may be had
al the same proportion, in price, Of whole Tick
| cts.
| Novemher n, 1909. w4t.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-09
W{LMINGTON COLLEGE,

vE~IlE Trustees of Wilmington College
j. take pleasure in being able 10 announce
TO the public the revival Of the Latin school
in this institution, under the Immediate
care Of Mr.. Bigelow and general superln-
tendance of the Rev. DR.. Read. The heal.
thy situation Of Wilmington, its character
for morality, the goodness Of its market
and choice Of best boarding houses, joined
TO the evidence Of Mr.. Bigelow's capacity
as teacher, and the long and justly esta
blished reputation Of DR.. Read as success
full preceptor, all concurto recommend this
seminary to the attention of Parents and
Guardians, anxious to promote the educa
ton and Improvement of the youth inirust
ed to their care, especially when they arr
further assured that the other department.,
of the College are provided with tutors lui
" adequate 10 their appointments, and Q
unexceptionable moral characters
BY order OF the Board,
ROBERT HAMILTON, ) 6
InFNE|tR a. SMITH,
JOHN RL'MSEY, z.
WILLIAM PitiIE, =
July %, 800.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-09
July %, 1909.

A t the Bookstore of NJ. Il. LocNEnMAN,
In Wecnis' Lie Of Washington, containing
lund Of information and amusement
An interesting history Of the Knights fem
plars, their origin, character and persecution.
The history Of The decline and fall Of the Ro-
man Empire, by Edward Gibbon; containing
memoirs Of his life and writings.
Patriotic sketches Of Iceland, written in Con-
naught, by Miss Owcnson.
Poetic Trifes, by John Henry Mills, come
dian.
The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss Owcnson.
Montalbert novel; Armenian or Ghost Seer.
Joseph Andrews Rodericl Random; Charlotte
Temple; the DroWn'd Wife; the Vicar OF
Wakefield; Blair's Lectures; Goldsmith's
Rome Jess Surveying; Jackson's Bools-keep-
ing the Clerks Magazine: and great variety
of histories, voyages and travels. day-books,
journals and !edgcrs, and writingbooks ofevery
description; writing paper, states, scales and
dividers, quilts, inkstards, waters, &c. &c.
That scientific author speaking If the Fro q
and Indian about the time Of Braldock's -isa
describes the effect the neg:a mad III England thus
SwlFa the broad winged packets could fly a.
cross the deep the news was carried England -
Its effects TIL like that OF stone udcIy hir cd
against nest OF hornets Instantly, from centre
circumference, all is rage and buse....1he hive re
sounds with the madaening insects dark tumbling
| from their cells they spread the hagty wing, ant
shrll whizzing through the air, they rush find IN
| foe. lust in tne seo-yai1g isiand from queens
house to aic-house from ring coclaeg alt erc
| for fight Even the red-uosed ,,orters. where the
! met, bending under their burdens, would stop I
| but, in the streets, TO talk Of ESoLAND's aoNcs
and, as they talked their fiery snc@.. We're seen
grow fiery still, and M re deform The
throwing their packs the ground and Ieaping int
the attitude O. boxers, with sturdy across an
rough black jaws stretched out, they bend forward
the fancied f9bt The frog.eating Joe, in shirtes
ruhles and long lans cue, give ground the
rising in their might, with fire striking eyrs they pre-
hard upon him, and coming in, hand and foo vit
kick and cuff and many hearty curse, they shew Il
oiocLINc CROWN, how damn 'em they wou
thump the French''
September 6, 1909
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-09
NDlICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
l y that the Subscriber intends applying
to the Legislature Of the State Of Delaware
al their sitting in January next, on behalf o!
The Heirs and legal Representatives Of Nil
Liam Peery, deceased, and Jam Lnlhe, de
eeased, for the condo mnation Of certai,
Mill stream on the head Of Mill Creek, a.
hove Kolaaa's mill, in Broadkiln Hundred
Sussex.
James pcery.
2cio6cr II, 1909.