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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-17

United States Court, 5th Circuit and pr.
gfnia District, June 21sf, 1909.
Smith, Calhoun. and Company, PITS. -
AGAIRsT
Edmund lexington and James Digs Dish
man. executors Of Christopher Edting on. ;
deed and William Price Edrfneton. heirs (
az law and devsee Of the said Christie =
pher Edring,on, dsfts,>
ON motion ofths plaintiffs, leave !, given them
- to amend their bill, which amendment 70 the
said bill was tbereupon fled; and on the further
motion of the plaintiffs, the curt doth refer the
accounts Of James Digs Dishman, as exercutor
of Chrissophev Edr;Dgton, deceased, to one Of
the commissioners, Of this court, TO be by him
stated, settled, and 70 the court reported with
any special matter thought peEiinent by himself
Or by ether party, required TO be so stated, aud
the said commissioner Is authorised if required
by the plaintiffs, TO examine said James Digs
Dishman, in solemn form.
v& WILLIAM MARSHALL, clk,
commissionsr's Ob.ee, Fye6erieksSurS.
IEgHsf 29fh, 1909.
/ On Monday the 9th day of November nex,.
u shall proceed 70 carry the foregoing osder ;n,o
effect, whereof, the parties intercsted are desi,.
ed TO Jake NOTICE, and attend at my ofios in The
town Of Fredericksburg, at 9 o'clock in the Tere-
noon Ard the ,sid Jsmei Digs Dishman -
particularly requ'red 70 attend with his account.
as executor Of chnstopher Edrag on. decd
BENJAMIN PARKE
wSf Master Commission er
NeTicE, ,hs, petition will be pre,en.ed TO
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.NUN SMITHS, Wanted in Rale oh
NJ N. Carolina. TWO MEN whc un

Il 1NON OWL ID, wanted IN haie 8n,
NJ N. Carolina. TWO MEN whs un
derstand the above business, will meet
with encouragement in this place. wan.
one who understands stocking smooth bore,
and Rifle guns, and one who understands
lock fling, aad repairing guns. To two
such men, will give constant employ
ment aud LIBERAL wages. Men without ia
miles would bs preferred. Letters ad.
dressed to the subscriber will be attended
TO.
ut d. PECK.
NIB. RALxIcH is the seat Of Govern.
ment in this State. is a high, healthy, and
pleasant situation, and affords very agree
able society.
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE GRAND
LOTTERY

LOTTERY.
TICKETS in the 8AL7IMQRE. C0LLEGF
L0T7'ERl. AZ S Ii 90 each. ma be had a.
this oihce; and prizes in the New York Black
River Lottery. taken in payment.
The capital prizes in the above lottery are,
Prizes Of 900 dollars
3 10000
5000
$500
10 1000, &c. &c. &c
The above lottery will positively commence
drawing in Baltimore, on the frat Mondxy in
November next and wilt continue drawing at.
ter the rate of FIFTREN HUNDRED NcK-
ELS per week. until the whole is completed, and
will not be liable TO the shortest postponement,
under any prstenee whatever. #
or WAITE's PRIZE LIST, will be regu
larly received at this Office during the draw
ing, where adventures may immediately know
the fate Of their tickets.
September II.
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E g,I,y,, ri 10 JOHNSTON. }ru,,.,

The sale Of the aforementioned property is
Pes'p ned unfil the 25d day of November mex.
when il will taks pace At the Eagle Tavern, in
the city of Richmond, sgsesbly TO the eondi,i.
ons in the above advertisement.
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
JOHN PROS81a, iFpfees.
Richmond, 29.h segtsnber, 1909.
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NOTICE, that petition will be presen.ed to
y the next General Assembly of Virginia, pray.
ing that The rates OF ferrsge - Hsrris' TO y.
" Jpde's) fossy, may be raised.
oaobtr ID. 1909. w4tp
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IQ6
Oct. g..

u ! virtue of a deed OF uust from And,ew
- Levi, Of the county Of Montgomery will
be sold, by the subscribers, to the highest bidder
at the Eagle Tavern, in the CITY or Richmond.
upon the 2S,h day Of September naxt, the fl.
lowing TRACTS OF LAND, with tne,r appu,-
tenan-es, or SO much thereof as may be necessa-
ny TO pay certain debts in the said deed Of trust
mentioned, tina, is TO ssy-one tract situa,e IN
the unity OF Montgomery containing 600 a..
eres, being that tract N which the said Andrew
Lewis now ives--one other uact adjoining the
last mentioned, on the norh, containing ZEN
thousand aeses-one other tract adjoining the
first mentioned, being an inclusive survey, con.
tanning seven thousand seven hundred aces
ons other tract adjoining The last mentioned q, the
west end, containing four hundred and fourteen
acres--one her tract called the Chesnut Neck.
| containing three hundred and sky six acres
one other trae' called ssyenas tract, on Bot ON
Creek, adjoining the FIRST mentioned tract Of
eight hundred acres, and containing one hundred
and hfty acres--pne other tract also adjoining
tae Frat mentioned tract. eallsd Pro,hnous Gar.
den containing one hundred and twenty eight
aeres=s,ne other tract adjoining the last rnenti
oned, containing one hundred and thirty acres
ssone other 'rac, adjoining the Inclusive survey
| of seven Thousand seven hundred acres above
pen'ioned, containing eighty acres-=one other
tract adj )iaing the same inclusive survey and
Con- aiming one hundsed acres one other tract
lying on both sides Of Little River. containing
one hund ed and fifty acre, ION which is situate
II opeweh = Tge-one other tract adjoining there
1 20, containing one hundred and forty &C, es--
one oissr tract adjoining the same, called the
Sss nilitraet, Containing four hundred and thir
weight acre zzand one other uac. adj lining
the last mentioned tract, containing one hun
dred scyes---which said several tracts OF land
| are situate in the county Of Montgomery.
The SAT- sales viii be made xgreeibl 20 the
directions IN such cases, of the act of Assembly.
passed the 3iss day of Januiry, 1909. entities
" an act concerning execu ions, and for other
purposes"
EEwARD JOHNSTON,
John pROSSER. i"heu.
n. B. The aforementioned properly 10 situ.
ate on and about what Is generally called the
Bent Mountain, and eonsidered a very valuab 9
estate, partiesiarly fer gazing. Any one wish.
ing for more particular information. may apply
70 Charles Johnstoa, residing in Campbell coun.
", near y nehburg, or TO Robert Pollard, Geo.
Pickett, or GaIeg,, Richard L Co ia the city
Of Richmood.
Richmond, Juiy 11tb, 1909. ids
The sale Of the aforementioned property ;s
pestp ned unfil the 23d day of November mex
when il will taks pace At the Eagle Tavern, in
the city of Richmond, sgeesbly TO the eondi,i.
ons in the above advertisement.
EDWARD JOHNSTON
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viz.
Sum Aloes Pr,etit Medicine.
AmmoN Steers Chemical Opo-
- ASA Foetda deldee
Arabic Ba'emaf's Drops
- Guaiac British Oil
- Gambcse Essence Peppermint
- Myr'h rurIington's Balsara Of
- Opium Life
- Copal DR.. Raw.ou's Celebya
- Shell Lac ted Itch or Beautify
- Tr1gacanth ing Ointment
Aqua FORTS Do. do. Genuine
Annatto Anti bilious and Sto
Arow.Root machic Bitters
Bampher Do. do. Worm
Cowhage Powders
Red and Pale Bark wheaSon's Itch Oint.
Cream TARA meus
Chamomiie Flowers Doeor Lees Genuine
Magn'ssia Windham Billion.
FLAP Pills
Ipecac Anderson's do.
Cal"nel Hoope,'s do.
TarEnet DR. Thsmson's Aroma
Essence 9urgamot tic Tooth Paste
---- Lemon Do. Eye Wafer
- Spruce Febifuge Elsc.u ary
Cloves for Agse AMI Fever.
Nutmegs Hinkley's InfaibIe Re
Mace medy for the Piles
Csssia, &c. &c. &c. DR. Cooley's Vegetable
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Buffers.
Also
A general assortment of PAiNTy g. DYING
DRUGS--a'l Of when will be ,od as low as al
an, other store in this city. Medical pact ion
ers add gen'Iereo who are in the habi, of selling
medicine she country, viii do vel 10 call
VAIL & ROGERS.
kicl,nond 2oth Aug. 1909.
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Mo IGE "a pei ~il be. presented to the
Y next General A sembly of Virginia. pray.
ING ma Inc money waich has hsen yrongeuly
sd D. WIN Murray, deceased, ard by James
and Samuel murray since his deaih, for laad
ar. nay oe refunded TO The sub seribers
James " Samuel Murray.
'csfones Sept. oh. 1909. 4w
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II SUBSCRIBER wlsnes to employ
TWO good w olkmen in the Wheel
wright business, 70 whom good wages will
he srveni he NO kmeo may be at liberty
ices are wanted to he Wheelwrlght bu
20 work by che piece.--AIso two Appreo.
sGess.
a. Quarter.
Richmond eth Oct. 1909. ff
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James Byean.
Francis Foiief.
Richmond. 18th Sep, 1909.
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!, : committee was appointed to consider
ne sspediency Of setting a part day of
,,ulll.ia'lon and prayer, for the two branch
: su NE legislature TO mite humbly and
Ist to lmplore Almighty God, to en-
S"'sa their minds and direct their mea-
s'.s' 70 obtain relief for themselves and
L ~. fellow citizens from existing evils, and
k,.or s'' from them Impending dangers. A
s sv..s was reported under this authority,
e tSO'ntag Thursday Tor The purpose con-
o. pa,sd, inviting the attendance of his
UT TIC Lieutenant Governor and the ho-
5, s,s council, and requesting the Chap
l.,'w.,9,iHsiats. The report viii probably
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CON c. r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"WEDNESDAY. February IS

"WEDNESDAY, February IS.
Mr.. Leafs from the committee on the At
fairs of the district of Columbia, to whom
was referred the bill from the Senate for
the establishments Of a company to make
turnpike road from Mason's causeway to
Alexandria, reported it without amend
ment.
After some opposition from MrVanHorne,
on the ground that the bill should be imme-
immediately passed, it was referred to a
committee of the whole tomorrow.
Mr.W Aston from the committee OF
ways and means, reported bill to amend
the several acts establishing the treasury,
war and navy departments and making ap-
preparations for the support OF the military
and naval establishments of the United
States during the present year. Referred
to committee of the whole on Friday.
Mr.. Otis from the senate, delivered the
following resolution for concurrence.
In SENATE OF The u. STATES,
February IS, 1909.
Pesoloed, That committee be appointed
to ioin such committee as may be appoint
ed on the part of the house of representatives
to consider whether any, and if any what
measures ought to be adopted for the fur
Their accommodation of the president OF the
u. States, from the term commencing the
fourth day of March next, to report by Dill
or otherwise. And that Mr.. Smaath OF MD
Mr.. White, and Mr.. Sumter, be the COM
mittee on the part of the senate
On motion of Mr., Nicholas the mouse
went into committee of the whole on the
noa-intercourse bill.
Mr.. Ndihaor moved to strike out the hrst
section, in order to try the principle:
Mr.. Mihor spoke in support OF his mo-
ton, and in opposition to the bill.
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BlSTON. Eckiuaru II.

H.. A1.lS'1 CiJSE.-A letter from a
Y s,, SPANISH gentleman in New
a.i,s. = oa'ea the 9Th February says, )" am
f,ne , s1 end surprised to have seen an In
s,ae,s S ca.umny IN an English print, that
bas - '''sinalte that the Prince of Peace
prr.s parry IN Spain. There never was SO
ps.l: ialsity imposed on the cfedulous
Ne, h's despicable Godoy tell in
|is,,;'n'' iSos-fiis life was spared By ths
S.. CUES OF the French MOT a soul in
y Sonii venture to mention his name,
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much less to espouse his villainy. You
must read the Spanish publications to oe
acquainted with the honor and true patri-
ollsn OF the Spanlards.
In inc event OF the overthrow Of the pa
triot cause In opaln, all accounts from Spa
nlsn America anrm,. that they viii declare
themselves independent until Ferdinand IS
restored 10 his throne.
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Is. HzW to +. Ball

INFORM the citizens of Alexandria and
4 its vicinity that they have commenced the
above business, and from their practical
knowledge hope to meet with share of pa
tronage from generous public. They pledge
themselves to execute such orders as they
may be favored with in satisfactory manner.
They will furnish materials measured in the
wall, or lay them by the thousand, as may
suit their employers. Where they are re-
quested to furnish materials they will be Of
the first quality.
February II d3m
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Birth Night Ball.

THE subscription paper for the BIRTH
NIGHT BALI. to he given the 22d instant,
in honor and to the memory of the ILLUS.
TRIOUS WASHINGTON, is ready for
subscribers at the bar Of Mr.. Caton's hotel.
February l3. dt2ad
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N q I / G E.

THE members of the WasAington Society
l. of Alexandria, are hereby notified, that
the anniversary meeting of the said Society,
will be held at Mr.. Caton's hotel, in AIexan-
dma, on Wednesday the 22o day of this
month, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, where
the members are requested to attend the So
ciety will move in procession at IL o'clock to
the Episcopal Church, where Sermon will
be delivered by the Rev DR.. Muir, Chaplain
to the Society. The different uniform COM
panies OF Militia are respectfully invited to
Join in the celebration of the day.
BY order of the Standing Committee.
G. Deneale, Sec'vy.
February Is.
20 The Gentleman appointed to deliver
an Grafton has been prevented by indisposition
from preparing himself for that day.
e. The Committee of Coun-
Gil appointed for the relief Of the Poor, give
notice, that they will attend at the Council
Chamber, on MONDAY next, and on every
succeeding Monday during tie inclement sea-
son, between the hours Of 10 and l o'clocks
for the purpose of distributing to those who
stand in need.
Donations for the use of the poor, will be-
thankfully received of those who may be-
pleased to furnish them, either to the commit.
tee, or to James Harris, clerk ofthe market.
Aaron Hewes, ! s
James M'Guire, So
VIM. Rhodes, S s:
Thomas Shreeve, GS
John Janney. J ~
January 81.
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@ Miss Sarah Rogers, on &C.
count of the inclemency Of the weather, and
the almost lmpossibility Of travelling, has
postponed her departure until Monday next.
She may be seen performing as usual until
that time, at Mr.. THornten's, King-street,
between Union and Watersheds.
February Is. DIST
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ofAour, a few days ago, sold for IS dollars

of -four, a few days ago, sold for IS dollars
per barrel.
Pork "a a IS dollars per barrel, !
Beet 20 a. ri,
crackers, (none at market)
Eice II a IL dollars per cwt.
Tobacco 80 a 4o-A few hhds. came
from Surrlnam about 8 weeks ago,
and sold from 60 a IS dollars per
cwt.
Candles, IS to 40 cents per ID. very
scarce, and likely to continue high"
The following curious advertisement is
copied from the Boston Palladium.
DISTRICT OF BOSTON AND
CHARLESTOWN.
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FEBRUARY 6, 1909.
advertisement EXTRAORDINARILY.

VCfeeoCHtC/Et CHC/ U0i G<fluI ~
Gentlemen ship-owners and others, who
are shippers OF foreign or domestic mer-
chandize, are hereby requested to consider
that published RESOLVES tending to scare
or to fatter subordinate federal ci0il officers
from their imposed duties, 6 ought" to be
considered as mere "spawn of fermenta-
tions," Of mushroom growth, but arising
from hot beds of empoisoned soils, adapted
to sieges, blockades and emdxrgaes-
which naturally tend all alike to starvation
and death whenever they shall have be-
come vitaAzed by a $ God of War;" or the
6 first planters"
And mercantile colonies and majors,
whether "correct" or incorrect, are espe-
cialiv requested to be cautious of nursing
such growing spawn least it should turn
into vipers and poison their own sergeants
and corporals.
JAMES LOWELL,
Naval officer By Commission.
Collector By Disabilities and defect fathers.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
The Directors OF the Chesapeake and De-
l,ware Canal Company, have sent merHo-
rial to Congress, to solicit aid in their under
taking. The memorial, sc. is very volumi-
nous 1t concludes with the following state
mcnt:
account and Estimate efChesateake and Dele
zcare Canal.
Account Of subscriptions at tho
commencement of the work, $500, 900
EvDepded nv the copopanv n the
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Messrs. Gore and Cobb Eave been again
nominated Governor and 1t. Governor Of
Massachusetts,, by the Federahsts.
Chief Justice Smith mas been nominated
by the federalists as Governor off Hamp-
shire.
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9esEP1PT ~ PART.

Atill to secure t''epeople Of this COM
menwealih against unreasonable, arbitrary,
and unconstitutional searches in their dwell
ing fouses, and also the following resolu-
Inc act and resolutions, accompanying
/ ae ABOVE report, were published in the
alexandria Dany Gazette" Oft 9th In
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lohn Gardner Laid,

IOhn OdTullCI Aduu'
Has for sale, at his Warehouse, Prince-street
Whart-
Nfuscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, India, and New-Englans
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in whole, halt,
andquartcr chests.
case black Persians.
barrels Caroline Indigo.
20 crates Liverpool cream-coloreu blue
edged Ware assorted.
Best Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dipt
Tallow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in boxes-Cod-iish IN do.
Beef Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrings
In barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity Of
Soa Leather, Mems, Womcas' ard Chlldrens'
Shoes of various descriptions, few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nan
keens, $50 pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ.
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity of VI
negar. 200 tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
RussiansHemp, &c. &c.
January |, q.
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already been SO eminently distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in their
profession, and thorough knowledge Of
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II. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to be
paid on the delivery of the whole work. BY
gentlemen, however, Wishing to have the
first volume before the second, it may DC
received upon paying the full amount Of
the subscription for both volumes.
H subscriptions received by r.
GRAY.
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ENTERTAINMENT.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

Late of the Washington Tavern, .Aerand'Ta,
is prepared to entertain travellers and o.
theirs in genteel manner, at the Will e
HOUSE, opposite the second turntike gate,
seven miles from Alexandria, on the road to
Fairfax Court House-and hatters himself
his attention to the wishes and convenience of
his customers will ensure him portion of
public patronage.
na Good pasturagc and grain ofevery de-
seription will be furnished for ttock.
January 10. law
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SEINE ROPE.
Feb, g.

THE ubscriber manufactures and has for
ale, at house on Washing,on-street, OPP
posite Jacob Hofman's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,of all sizes ScineS, Sew
ing .rwine Shad s Herring Twine Sack
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines & Traces.
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Jofeph Harper.
Februar 2, GO
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FAX15N. METCALF & CO.

OFFER FOR SALE,
hogsheads Muscoyado Sugar,
900 boxes Mould Candles,
so ditto Dipt ditto,
so ditto Brown Soap,
100 half boxes Brown Soap,
80 boxes No. Chocolate,
20 barrels Boston Beet, :,
half barrels Boston Bay MacSafei''
10 sipes Hollands Gin,
pipes 4th proof French Brandy
ditto lst ditto ditto,
1000 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper'
1000 weight Sheathlng ditto.
200 nests bingham Boxes,
And a general assortment SHOES as ustai.
March 9. Gov