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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
Valuable Property
4M June, 1909.
FOR SHE.

PURSUANT to deed of trust executet
L to us, by John NJ. Syme, of the count,
OF Hanover, for the purpose of satisfying al
debts for which he is bound for his father
| and his own debts; we shall, on Tuesda,
| the first day OF August next, if fair, If not.
the nextfar day, upon the premises, pre
coed to sell, four hundred and sixty three
acres, (by late survey of prime and va
liable Land, adjoining the town of New
Castle, upon PamuDky River, and the ferry
across that river. Also, ELEVEN NE.
GROES, consisting of men, women, bows
and girls, all the stock OF Horses, Cattle
Hogs, Sheep, aud implements of Husband.
ry, &c. conveyed by the said Instrument
SUCH TIE 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, ON,
third IN SIX months, and the balance in
IL months, from the day OF sale. Interest
VIII he expected upon the distant payments
Bonds with approved security will be re-
quired of the purchasers Of the personal
properly, and bonds with deeds of trnst
upon the land and ferry Of the respective
purchasers. The land, sc. will be sbewn
by Mr.. WIN CUNNINGHAM, living in Nov.
Castle, or either OF the Mr.. SYMKk. tn a
ny person wishing TO view the premises
Creditors VIII be allowed to purchase. and
their claims discounted.
According TO Mr.. John M. Syne's noti.
hcation above, we or either of US, will re.
ceive the amount Of any claim, and it is our
wish that they be made kaown prior to the
day oil sale.
lhsre are Some previous liens upon this
properly, or Some Of il, to secure certain
debts, which will be FIRST paid, according
to their several dates. Proposals for anv
part OF The above property viii be received
ny either Of the trustees prior 10 the saJe.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, ir.
WM. CUNNINGHAM.
SAML. RICHARDSON.
New Castle, June 4th, 1909. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30

General Assembly, begun and held at the Capitol
in the city Of Richmond. on Monday the sseont
day of December, IN the year of oar Losd. one
thousand eight hundred and FIVE. and OF the
Commonwealth, the thirtieth.
AN ACT giving further time TO the projectors
of certain lands. forfeited for the non-pzy me,ii
oftaxes. to reieem the same.
CPassrd FEBRUARY LIST, 1906
u e i enacted by the General Assembly, That
IL the psopric,ofs Of lands forfeited TO, and
ted IN 'he commonwealth. b; the non payment of
,axes, agreeably TO the act. entitled. " An act
mo'e e8eciualiy TO provide for the payment cf
axes upon lands within this commonwealth, -
my redeem the same by paying INTO The treasury
OF this commonwealth, on or before the first day
OF Marcn, in the year eigh'ccn hundred and Sc
ven, all arreae5 of taxes due thereon
This &C, shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof
A Copy from the Iioii.--Teste,
J.PLEASANrS. jr. Keeper
ofthe Rolls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
LAND for Sale.
M1iLL BE SOLD. tolhe biehes, bid
w GER on the 18th day of July next,
Inc Tract of Laud.

u
Wheretn he late David Owen. dec In
ea' containing ATS Acres, lying in pow
natan County, about four miles fron ~.
courthouse. There are two settlemrntso IN
inns land, on each of wbich is good or
cnafd from which considerable o,a,,;,,
OF excellent oyder is annually mad. Tbs
qaail,y OF The land is such as u.Dai,v 10 i,-
touhd IN the neighborhood /; i, w,,I H.. IL
aeh INTO two los, or sold in one. "a mon
De most conducive 10 the interest Of ~
tate The terms viii be 500 dollars n,,d m
the day OF sale, 500 dollar, ia six mor,hs,
and the balance in TWO eqoal sonusl nay
men's. Bond with approved secuti,v 81
deed OF trust on The land will Be, re,n;r
cd OF he purchaser, The bonds to carr in
,efcs' rom he da'e if not punc,ua,,v naiJ.
possession gwen the fist DAY OF Deem
Der next wi hthe privilege of sowing s,,,J,
gram The bTst day of September cext. Nj.
GEORGE OWEN. living on the land. viii
she" IL TO those who wish To view ~.
JOSEPH MAYO, TX.
OF The last Win apd Testanen, os
p. DAVID OWN, deed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
Fluvanna County.

-, May Quarterly session, 1909.
'"''A o0ie' PIain'if2
s el mn
Joshua BARLEY and rs
James Payne, Defendants,
VIE d. lendant BARLEY, not having en-
n te'ed appearance and given sccn.
r"y according to tue act of Assemble AMI
the rules OF this Court, and it anpes r ~
to the satisfaction OF the cour, ia, he
not an lahabitgnt of this Country On the
H,o',on o. me Plaintiff by his counsel, II il
90 appear here on or before the frst dsy
OF me next Quarterly term and answe$
tne Plaintiffs bill and that copy of dis
1roIr oe forthwith inserted in one of the
Richmond newspapers and continue for
TWO months succeSsively, and another CON-,
OF this coanty. '"'uSe
IA copy,)-Tcste,
JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Jr. d c.
\
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30


Geaeral Assembly, begun and held at the Capitol
IN the city OF Richmond, on Monday the first
Gay OF December in the year Of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and six, and of the
commonwealth, the thir,y-6rst
AN ACT to amend an act. enti,led, can act
more eaeaualiy to provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands within this commonwealth.
Passed Goth January, 1901
Pc it enacted by the General Assembly, That
when the taxes on any tiac, or parcel ofand
shall have heretofore remained or shall hereaf
ter remain unpaid for The space of two years. such
tract or parcel land shat BE- forfeited TO the COM
'nonwealth. and shall moi be subject TO location
Provided nevertheless, That the tract or parcel
of land aforesaid forfeited, shall be subj TO
the redemption of the former righifu and pro
per owner ar any time wi hin three years after
such forfeiture shall have accrued, upon pay ment
OF the taxes due thereupon, according the fol-
lowing rules, TO wit: That 1.-THE said taxes shall
be paid in the first year after such forfeiture shall
have accrued, there shall be paid an interest Of
twenty. five per centum per annum The amount
of the said taxes from The tiEie they became due,
It'll paid. IL the said taxes shall be pad in the
fecond year after such forfeiture shall have &C
crued, there shall be paid an interest OF fifty per
centrm per annunl on the amour, of taxes due a..
foresaid If the said taxes shalt be paid in the
third year after such forfeiture shall have accru-
ed, there shall! be paid interest of ore hundrt d
per centum per annuni, as aforesaid Provided
also That nothing in this act shall be 50 constru
ed as to affect the tights of infants, enes covert.
or persons of unsound mind. until one year after
the disabilities shall have ceased on their pa
ali taxes due, with an interest thereupon a. the
rae OF ten pc censum per annum on The aniouns
due as afore aid.
All acts and puts o. acts coming within the
puryew OF this act, are hereby Yep a'cd.
THIS at. shall commence aud be in fo,cc from
ard after the FIST day Of March next.
a Copy from the Ro,.-Teste,
]. PLEASANTS, jr. Keeper
OF he Rolls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30

uAVlNG executed deed of trust to
A Benjamin Oliver, jr. William Cum
bingham, and Samuel Richardson, convey
ing certain property therein mentioned, to
Them, for the purpose osmaking sale there
of, in order 70 discharge all debts for which
am bound for my father, and my own
dvbts,--itis therefore my wish that all such
creditors may az soon as possible, make
their respective claims known 10 tie above
panied gentlemen, that they may know now
far TO carry the sales, which will take place
the LIST of August next.
JOHN M. SYME.
4sh June, 1909. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
II T. n n G'S
NeO Virginia Justice,
eoNTkfNtNc

The Duties OF Justice of PeSce, &c. toee
ther with a variety of useful precedent,
adapted TO the laws now in force. Also
terms OF conveyancing, such as deeds OF
bargain and sale, lease aud release, mort.
gage, trust, SC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-30
NOTICE.


( GN Thursday the 2oih Of July next,
- VIII be sold, 10 the highest bidder
lS' ,esey money, at the former residences
field, 'sS'e''
About twenty Negroes,
Consisting Of Men, Women, Bows and
Gnls; the stock Of Horses, Cows a,S
togs the rlanta ion utensils. and an ~,
50 BARRELS Of CORN. The sale VIII
De made Tor the purpose Of 50 isfyinp the
c'ai ms against the estate, and will he
CONTINUED from day 10 Gty, until the vii lie
snan BE- disposed Of, OF sufficient San,
raised for that purpose.
The EXECUTORS Of
WIZ. FOWLER dec
Chesterfield, Jaus -, 1909. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
forelgn.
LoHDoS. Aug. sc.
BATTLE OF TALAVERA.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
Extraa of letter from a cap ain Of his
majes.ys 7lst regiment Of foot, daled
from The camp, on the field of battle,
near TaIavera de la Reyna, 3o!h July,
1909.
"Sir Arthur Wellesley effsetsd iuac-
ton with Cues'a's army, consisting OF So,
600, including 20 pieces of fiHc artillery,
ard 5000 we'll appointed cavalry, at Ora.
pesa, on the 2oih, and on the Following day
proceeded 10 Taiavera, which The enemy
abandoned with little opposition and with
drew to a strong position, about leagu=
from il ION the heights on the o.ber side The
Tagus. Sir Arthur having accommodated
his position, proposed 10 Cussta 20 attack
him wijhou, delay, bsfare ne could receive
his reinforcement 5, which Cuesa declined,
stating hi, wish that the army of Vtnsgas,
styled the army Of La M ncha, m CHIT be
sufficiently forward 10 attack the enemy at
the same time, on the side &C Toledo, ex-
pressing his opinion, hat his own troops
alone WIRE adequate to he ask Of defeat.
ing the enemy, * that we shou.d aci as the
reserve. We, however, marched lrofn our
camp on the morning Of The % h, be-
fore day break. to give the en- my battle,
but, or iviog in sigh, Of his p siti,n. per-
ceived his rear division at g eal distance.
On account Of no! having our provisions.
not even the days rations, served nut, we
we're obliged to return TO our former
ground the enemy being closely followed
up by the Spanish army, EARLY on the
morning of the 9Th loud cannonading
was heard, and we were soon appraised by
The preciptate and disorderIy appearance
of the Spanish armf, that the French ,
having received a reinforcement of 1000,
, had resumed the offensive on hearing 81
our not being in the advance; had taken
from them three pieces of eenoon, ard
we're rapidly advancing. At 6ye O'Clock he
, drum beat 20 arms, aud the men were o.
5liged TO abandon their PROVISIONS, hal
! cooked as we're also the officers , a, &c.
a ven O'Clock, he enemy having moved or
(: ward his numerous aud heavy columns q
o a range of hills On ous lef = c9mciete
| y concealed by an ex'ensiys W oil If c',Ve
Il 10 our iroat, wi,h hs iefl exleGdsd 90 ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
OUR COUNTRY BECOMING REAL.
LY INDEPENDENT.

Since the infamous polcv pow Dursl-
ed in Europe ccmpencsd W. have in
this courty made RAPID progtessio9 to-
wards supplying ourselves with cloltine
OF our own manufacture. There have
been erected within he last ID months,
four,sea Card;ng Machines for CT on ard
Wool; all nf which find constant employ
meni. BESIDES. there has lately bean err
ected Spinning Machine, having about
800 Spindles, and others are about to be
erected.
That erterprising and ingenious me.
cbanic, Mr. Z Gibbs, who has made, aid
actually has an inleres: in, the mos. OF
them nov htsit in contemplation TO erect
a set ot Ntuies, in the same building with
his spinning Machine.
Several Of orr Weayers, who carry OF,
their business pretty ex ensiveiy have bro't
into use the Flying Shuttle the Albania
ges OF which are incalculable.
There appears 10 be a general prefer
.eoce, among our cilizens TO domestic pro
dncls; which. although no. SO superb and
gaudy, as the eBerva,ed Eurepean nigh,
think stylish; yet hey are all comfo-.
able, and suitable to Republican man.
nerss
We have also mandatory Of Bidle
bits and Siirrup irons some Of which,
tor bsanty, utility, ADD chespnsss, viii bear
IN comparison with any Of those from Eu-
rope.
We now know, and men of every poll.
teal seel agree, that we have resources
wnhin ourselves, which will amply supply
the want Of that commerce, denied by
the belhgerenls of Europe,
maryland Herald.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03

=, It is manifes,Iy of more injnry than be-
nett TO the irrnpke Tas rolling, presses
down and b'niS he s'nne tog-lber. so that
'uhs'anccs which night loosen the stones
cannot penetrate down between them ard
the surface being even from the first using
of the road, the horse have no temptation
nr g'nde To fellow each other * form paths,
whilst the caTap2c'ness and hardness Of
the surfaee rolled, will longer resist the
effect cfthe carriage wheels, and prevent
ruis, which are the great enemies to good
roads, from forming.
All thai part of the York Road which
was Finished last year, and Afterwards
slightly grsvelled shows the immense ad-
vantage which the roller affords and is
pronounced by strangers OF observation
= be the hes. turnpike road That has been
made Of similar matesials.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03

Agriculture. Among the most distin
suished patrons of Americas Agriculture
nay be ranked Gen. Washington r. z
Livingston, late Ambassador to France /;
ID. Humphreys, late Ambassador to Pog-
tugal and Span, and G.. w. p. COSTS, 0
near relative Of the late Gen. WasbinStoa
ALI men Of fortune, whose example can
oos fail 70 have happy influence on iheii
countfymen. IL seems TO be The darliog
oplecA OF the TIRES survivors Of their old
departed friend TO iDuoduce an imp osed
breed OF sheep. On their lsuda5 60
deaYors, may Heavso anl lheIr county
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
BRITISH MANUFACTURES.

II is stated in Leeds tEng.ish) paper,
rom the official returns of,ha wunler ma
nufsclurers that in The West Riding of
Yorkshire, the narrow clio. hs mi;led ,his
yeas amounted TO l4s,624 piece ], coatain.
ing $500 007 yards, which was less by
IL S35 yaids than were nlsl,ed the pre-
ceiling year. But that the broad cloths
nlled This year mounted to 27s.S59
pieces, contaioiag 9o5o,97o yards, being
an increase of II ,83s pieces orbrosd clo,hs
which, when the dscrea5e ia he par-
row cloths is dedaeled, gives net increase
Of 6,5S1 yards,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
AGRICULTURE. THE ARTS
&c. &c.

10 Shippensburg PENNSYLVANIA, Ga pos,
town containing about 70 houses) there
are three woni and four cotton carding
machines, and SIS spindles. which on q
moderate calculation will average SO do.
gems, or 34 lbs. of cotton yarn per day.
thus tar the opera ions are carried on
without robbing agriculture or commerce
CT one useful hand, for none bui women
and children ace employed. The ray
IA erals are increased in value by thase
Operations 2So per cen. and afer all wa.
ges, useful repairs aod common expencss
are paid, there viii! be ne, profi. of f-om
go TO $50 per cent on the capi al EN-
posed. Notwithstanding he low price
OF British goods, van: of caoi,a. AID every
the bus;nsss is gradually
increasing and new establishments sreG-
ing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
BOOKS for Sale.

Just received and for sale by S. Plesants Pitch
> r1ond, few copies Of the following valuable
vo'iss the Amer an Annual Register. vol
hgh--Bordley's Husbandry--W oniso, a new no.
vel by Miss. Owenson-Bdrder's Viii. - Ser
inons--Gurneys System OF Short hand writing
---Ferguson's Lectures, a new edition--Mar.
shalFs Life OF Gen. Washington--TA onson':
seasons, cheap edition for the use Of schools -
BUsselps ancient and modern Europc--carey's
general atlas, (the best collection Of Map, We
made in this eouairy)--Morse's Universal Geo
graphy--Goldsmish's natural His,ofy--a general
assortment of quarto Family Bib'cs, ygith and
without plates, concordance. psalms, &c, &c
from 8 3 50, to s 10 eaeh--Cibsga's surveying
American Clerks Magazine Walkers pro.
nouncing Dictionary--also, school Bibles, resis
nents aHd Spelling books.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
RID M NO MBER 3, 1909.

smile Mr.. Livingston has lately publish
ed'a boak on he nature and mensgemen,
OF sheep, which bids tair to do more real
service to the community, than any poIit.
zeal book in this or any o,hcT Nuns poy
er to have written. Gen. Heath is prac.
ucai farmer, and when we see the most
honorable men in our land devoting heir
'me and talents TO this noble pursuit,
can It tai! TO be held up s;hc most eIesa.
ted emPloyments Of man ?--Boss. Pat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
Fur Dollars Per A'v,ua-Paid in Advance.3

Ar the rfques. of the parties concerned and
"a by virtue of \ decd Of trust executed to us
by the late Col. konert Goode, dec. for the
puypose of satisfying debt therein mentioned
due 70 Mr.. lanes Lyle. will be sold, 10 the high
ga, bidder, on Satu day the 4.h day of Nover-
her ncxs. bctween the hours of IL and O'Clock,
y. ri. al the Eagle Tavern, ia The city of pich-
.,,ons The g2dC7' or LAND mi IlNPROg3g,
MEN7y ,hezson, kaown byshe name ef WIT.
BIZ, in tbe county OF Cheese hel', on ne water.
., lanes rivs-. distant abou: three mites from.
onj in view If the city Of Richmond The Trace
of land IS said 10 cant-in twelve hundred and
.;x,v,rva acyes-abnut one third cIeared--,hc
o,hr, two ,hi,d, in woods.-=From 220 to $50
acres Of the cleared land are esteemed TO be of
IN. hes, irss and second low grounds, which in
Guides nsou, six acres Of prime meadow iaad -
a very valuable hihcry IL attached o-the
estate, and the Improvements are extensive and
yalusble. The principal improvements consis;s
ofa l1fpe and comm ,dicus dwelling hou:e win
ali the necessary out buildings for the use of
ia,oe family. aud for the ru po'es of ia.m-
znr MN, AN extensive scale==vau"us orch.
,r5, Of different kinds OF choice fut-a
good ice housezsan extensive and valuable gar.
Sen with a variety Of other improvements. The
improvements one, vs'ued by Cal. G ode aome
some short time previous TO his dea,h. a; about
.;y ,hous,nd do;lars==The fertility OF the soil
from ITS loca situation, and osher considerations
r.nae,s it a piace we'll wor,hy the attention Of
chose who wish to purchase properly Of ,his des
,c,;r,is. Tanse alvapslg es are 50 generally
known. ,ha, any Heated accoun, of them is tho'
unnecessary.
Ierm o, sae---Oae third part of the purchase
money wi,lhe required IN hand, one third IN :
months. and the remaining third in two years
the.ia,talments to carry interest," from the day CT
,ss!s and .he purchaser 10 give boad and security
with a len upon ,ne land for the due perform
anee of the contract.
.rhe ,rie IS considered As ;ndi,putable, and pos
:.e.sion proposed 10 be given ilanedia,ey, bus
4ns-tsusiees are TO be nniessiuod as aot pledg,ns
any persona! responsibility.
JoHN mvRcHIE, ]r
TAnLToN >AuaDEns.
Manchester, October 2Sth, 1899.
A. the request OF the same parties, and
BY virtue of the same powers, We shall pro
ecc;l to sell, TO the highest bidder, on S.
turtiay the SAID 4ttl day of November next
helween the hours of 4 * 8 o'clock, P. VI. al
the tavern OF Mr. Brooks, in the town o
Manchester, certain lots aud houses in ths
t1wn of Manchester, now in the occupanc,
Of Mr.. Richard b. Goode. The house.
consist of dwelling house, store house
lunber house, and some other buildings ana
Improve menis on the said lots, which are
near,y in the centre of the said town, or
anil adjoining the main &, principal ssreet
o, she sid town of Manchester.
FERNS of sale the same as are stated in tbe
Hl"ve advertisement, with relation to The
So e of Whtby.
JOHN MURcHIE, lr
TARLToE SAUNDERS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
The newly invented loom Of Mr.. Car.

The newly invented loom of Mr.. Car.
rol is highly spoken of. I, wo,ks either by
water or with a pendulum. The qlant,.
~ OF clo,h which this loom is capable Of
weaving is many fold more than any other
can produce in the same timc, and Cor
beauty cannot be exceeded. 1t is less H..
able 10 get on. OF order than the commos
loom, and may be tended by old persons
Of oihec employment, by children
"feen years of age, and one person can
|tend Two ioonis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03

FRoA THE ALii@oks FEDERAL GA
DEsCR!P ri0N OF THE ROLLER.
Used on the New Turnpik- Road frcm
Bl:;imors towasds Yo:k.
The Roller is cast iron, and weighs two
tons, thirteen hundred and sigat pounds.
exclusive of 'he sxletre-, wedgl1g clevice.
and hounds; the weight Of ali which, add.
ed together, makes the real pressure IN the
road equal 10 about three tons, Ii meas.
ures lee; IL inches IN Icing n, and 9
feet 5 inches diameter. The weigh E,
oil iron could no be conveniently procured
a ore blast /! is composed of Eve pieces !;
he outside o6e, or cylinder, i, So ~.
ches thick, and weighs abnut 81 CIV /;
zach OF he other pieces hli one quarter,
or angle, of the inner circle of the cylin-
der and weighs about cwt. leaving a
hol}w square, each side of which is IL
inches, through The centie of which is
passed wroughtiron axletree 9 80 in.
ches squa.e e, wed ged fast with pudeeons
projecting inches at either end OF the roll.
ie', and turning with IL.
The Garage is a pair of wheels some
what smaller than the foie wheels Of a
Wagon shod wi,h ihreesinch tire, with a
tongue AID double gear. Through the
axle re of ne carriage strong % Is bolt.
let throusn Inc end OF toe coupling role,
passes, and. as It rs impossible to turn he
roller IN nc ordinary way ,his Dol. is Ia
ken cut, aGd Tie snd ef Toe coupling pole
Is passed over BY hand. whilst the horses
add carriage are taken Foand, aud the
Icoupliog pole is again attached in The op-
posIte direction - rhe Roller and CARR.
age complete, cost . 500 I3. /; reosite
six horses and tyo msn, III an expense Of
S TO dollars per day 20 use il.
1t is put on the road immediately af er
the stone is broken, ard passes over each
part Of the artificial soriacs four or five
times the OGener the better, especially i
the stone with which the rosd IS made b.
flint. The efiect Of rolling -, 70 make the
surface even aad Fl. to be travelled sluos,
without a cover Of gravel, which wout
often cost ger m'ie, as much as the Who'll.
;ost Of the roller and rolling; and grave
ian seldom be obtained fl. for the purpose
! Tor il cIay,or earth OF any kind, sbounds /;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03
re i-2 Gents Siagle.]

and expect IL viii C rnmence operslng N
November next. Whether he copcern
will ex end their view 30 VIC ,v;rg is no:
concluded. A spill, FOR man.Fatu ing
pervadss every description Of ops CHI
zeos, and We have a,z ans, native ii ixsn.,
equal 1t no. superior 10 ti= El:osrans
more ihaD tiiy mills are Ro'v erect".a, in
the Ne" England sa'es FIR his brarch on.
~. NJ doubt large quantities of d fr.rent
'abr'cks will soon find their war in.o your
market, as many of'hs Old establishments
rave been weaving cloths ofdifFerenl kinds
To- some time past.
ny best regards to Mrs w. and The
firmly ard believe m, very respectfully
your friend.
SETH WHEATON,.
-Yae. L1eL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-03

A sheep and Cattle show vas held near
Ph iadeip''ia on the OF hnnd 9stb Sept. at
which a variety Of lie and shse were ex.
hi5ied from yarions paris of he caua,sy
- The Merinos sold f,on 800 ia 500 dol
lars The ram eoi eve. Tae three quarter.
olocdrd at ifom5o to rs d liars the sheep.
fhe half biaods from 25 - 80 dis each.