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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-02
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

Forming a complete History, of the Origin
and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and
Land, FROM the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by an Historical Introduc-
ton, and Critical Catalogue Of Books
Voyages and travels: And illustrated
adorned with numerous Engrayings.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-02

or $4,000 OF SlooO
. 5000 s 500
9 $500 Is 200, &c.
Less than two and an half blanks TO prize
the lowest Of which is dollars
To draw 500 numbers ea~h day, al the
state house in Philadelphia, where the prizes
will be paid by homas Allibone, Esq the
reasurer, 80 days after the CONCLUSION OF
the drawing; subject to deduction OF HI
teen per cent.
This is one Of tue richest lotteries pub
iished here for many years, and the moder-
ate price of the tickets places the grand pri-
xes within the reach of every individual who
ehuses to become an adventurer, which he
may do for so small a. sum as SERENITY hOe
cents. The object, moreover, is such as
must interest every well wisher TO the inter-
nal improvement of the state.
Whole ticketes: IS
Half DO, 60
Quarter do. IS cents.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jun.
No IS, south Second-street.
MATTHEW MCCONNELL,
No. 81, Chestnut street.
HOPE & CO. State Lottery Of
hce. No So, Chestnut street.
PATRICK BYRNE, corner OF
5th and Chestnut streets.
JAMES HUMPHREYS, corner
of Walnut and Second street. :
The earliest information will sbe given to
distant purchasers of the fate IF their tickets.
Philadelphia, July 22--27.
r Printing in sH its variety nsats
y exeeyte6 at this Office.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-02

Domestic Encyclopae dia vols
Brucc's Travels TO discover the Source OF
the Nile. 6 vols.
Hume's History Of England, with contmu
alton, p vols.
a large supply OF Crehore's best flaylns-
Cards.
School Books and Stationary.
Blank Books with Patent hullng--and
BINDING.
August II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

S. RoAws's resheets 10 Mr.. Hening.--
A necessary attention TO the business Of
the court, has disabled s 2. from reading
auentively, the whole of The first volume
OF the Statues al Large; lie can, there
fore, give no satisfactory opinion upon ,hs
character Of the laws contained therein
II is easy however, to perceive that this
.aOorious so has been executed wi +
great care and fidelity, on tue par Of
MIR. HeninB, TO whom, in the opn.oa
OF ) II our countrymeO, in all geDerat..
ons, will be indeb'cd, for placing bey nd
the reach OF accident, sta u es which ex.
lsted only "a manu- Crypt, and, in some III
stances, perhaps, only in single copy
II Is true .hat, ~ the present day, he sta
tutes contained III the GrsI volume. are OF
iit'le comparative importance as iagos ha-
wing grown obsolete or been replaced by
others: but they afford rich treasure faf
Historians; and in themselves, contain an
excellent history, OF the situa ion, no.
Icy, Institutions, opinions and language Of
OUR forefatherss II will be seen that thev
possessed that hardy and determined sni.
rlt, which could not be appalled, by diff
less than 1870 centuries, TO outstrip the
nations OF the old world, as Ear in the WIS.
dom and justice of their political institu.
lions, as IN the enjoyment OF civil liberty.
If the work in question were, therefore
TO stop here, it is undoubtedly entitled L.
the patronage of every public spirited A.
merlcan: but as is il advances, it will be
of eminent practical Utility. l. will, les.
pecially if aided by general index ena-
bic judges and Lawyers TO SEE, at one
view, every act which has ever been pas.
sed on any subject; and hus conduct
them 20 the happiest result, IN evScera.
Ting the meaning IF the legislature, s..
R.therefoer earnestly wishes that no adj.
verse state Of things may occur, 10 ARE L
the entire completion Of the undertaking.
Nm. W. Heuing, Egg.
Richmond, Dec. 2, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
MONTICELLO, DEG. 1, 1909

SIN,
l HAVE duly received he 1st Vol. ok
your Collection oil cur S:aiu es al La,re.
and retuFn you my hank for il. The
pinion entertain of The Importance Of ,bs
work may be justly Inferred from the
trouble aad expence incurred during the
ca ller part of my lie, to save such re.
mains OF our ancient laws as wee then
still in existence. The compilation an.
pears TO be correctly and judiciously
made, and gives us exactly what had so
long considered desderatum for our
countr'. 1t sheds new lign on our
early history, and furnishes additional SEE
curl y TO ihe tenure of cue rights & pro-
perty' Sincerely wishing you may IeAe
The reward you nave merl ed, tender
you the assurance, Of az grea; esteem &
re pect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
RICHMOND, Nov. a4th $50
DEAR SIR,

RICHMOND, Nov. Gath 1909.
DEAR SIR,
l have received with great pleasure
the FIRST volume Of your edition oithe Sta
tues ofVlrginia at Large & am extreme
ly glad tha, you have been 4bIe TO n ak G
such progress in a work O. such realm
portaoce, not only TO the gentlemen Of he
proiessioni but 10 the community at large.
Few persons have more reason 10 estimate
the value of such al underak ng than
myself; having for five and twenty years
been endeavofing, in vain, TO procure CO
pies Of our public acts from the period
OF the revisal in l7O5, to that Of our
revolution. And even from the latter pe.
Rod 10 he end Of the last century, Il
was nearly TWEEN y years before ! could
procure copies Of all the acts OF the Sc
veral conventions, and succeeding leeis-
la'ures. The unfortunate policy Of omit.
ling laws which had either expired, bad
been repealed, or were consolidated in
the successive revisalS made during the
last century, rendered il almost impos.
slble to trace any subject which had en-,
gagged the attention of successive lsgisla.
lures through ell he maze4 Of its pro.
Bress. Nothing bus a complete edition Of
ouT laws, at large, can afford that hgb,,
so necessary TO the we'll understanding VI
The laws, ard the distribution of justice,
10 our Common country. a work OF such
and importance must be az.
Tended with in6n ls 10 ur aud expense.
You haVe my sincere wishes Tor your
success IN completing HAT work, and !
hat L nay receive tfat general eacou.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

a SCHOoL.==T. LEMpRiERE takes the
A liberty 70 inform the public that he will
teach the following branches ofiiterature, at Mai
Joseph Mayos' an Powhatah county, on the fol.
loving terms, viz.
orshograPhy, Reading and Writing, g II
per annum-- English Grammar, Reading and
Writing "a dollars-Do. with Au,hmeti- and
Geography, 10 dollars--French, Spanish Por-
'uguese or Lain. with ihe ABOVE branches, 90
dolars-rhe above branches with nsrchan,s' &C.
counts or Book Keeping, Is dollars-Book Kee
ping alone (the time of learning ID 1s dollars
Navigation, do. 20 dJlla S.
Maj. Mayo viii take few boarders on mo.
derate terms Board and Tuioa payable quar-.
terly. The school will commence on ths I'd Of
January 1910. Stu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
RICHMOND. s,,h NJ, 100,

RICHMOND, soth M. 1909.
Dear Si,,
Besides the examination, vb.ch
gave with NJ Munf ,rd TO your 6rs, ~,
June OF The old Sta es a, iAsr,,e, lb,v.
again perused with al enuon, the rany
which you so kindly presen ed to me. e.
am really pleased to fad, tbatr,b.
materials Tor correct hs.ory of . ~
country, arei al last coming 10 liehs: aud
hat hose laws which form m so m ,,v
instances, the rule Of our property. ba..
heen saved from the wreck of tlsne, by ,hs
means oil one, to whom we are indeb,rd
tor so many acts, which he has done Tor
the good OF his coun ry: and ALLOW mo
to say, that in his your Ia6ours have No,
been less deserving: and hope viii ~.
amply requited By generous pubic. ior
& wing u pos'eriiy work so deserving e
heir attention and preservaticns
l am Dear Sir,
Very sincerely your fri nd,
GREED TAYLOR
TIE Hon. HIM. " lHening, Lyo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
VOLUME 1.
-zs - 80 Gs---
By WILLIAM WALLER HENING.
---zrDs ~ - ~: 60

The LaEos of country are necessarily
connected with every thing belonging 70
the people oft; so that thorough knowl-
edge OF them, and of their progress would
inform ms of every thing that was most
useful to be known about them and one
OF the greatest imperfections of historians
in general, is owing to their ignorance
of law"
PRIEsrLEY's Lrcr. on HIsr. pa. 1f9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
JNO. II. G CKE
DECEMBER 18th, 1909. DIP

It is believed that the privilege of vending
merchandise being conveyed away from tie LATE
proprietor OF this property, may have had an
unfavorabe effect upon the sale OF i,ss5ut this
Objection is cbvia;ed by commodieus Counting
room and store h1use lately buIit without the
limits OF the mon7polising restriction and within
500 yards Of the tavern door.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
FOR SALE,

$50 3oEes / li'A. LAVA . IS, u 14I0 n
10 81 es B more dito. 1912 sra.
800 Kegs En- I'D w lead. 10 do. Soau.
IN Ers~n. 100 ID. r. ~ 800 10 Sine twin
An extensive assottne0 OF a..c4n and
'wedish lror, anon 81 -ich are y on suits-
bic for Hoe and Axes ton Ars..ic.n s,4
German Steel. y Bales -.otton Of "a Superior
quai'y. with our usual sscr.msnt o. Ctoeeries.
ROS5H5.L K WALLACE.
"'O'n'ho5 Wv ~, 1917. IN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
IN COENCIL. Sent Ior,

IN COUNCIL, Sept. 18Th, 1909.
1t is advised, that from and after the Ist Gay
of anuary next, the Auditor be instructed in every
case where any claim by virtue of an order or
certificate of court is presented to him by a per.
son whose name is not mentioned therein, 20 re
quWe such person to produce also en- order or
power OF Attorney from the individual in whose
favor such order or Certificate oe court was
made, together with an affidavit of one witness
At least, certified by Magistrate or Notary
Public, that such individual actually signed and
acknowledged the same. And to give general
information of Shis rule it is advised, that CO
Ply hereof be Published ia the Virginia A-eus,
Enquirer, Petersburg IntelIigencer, Norfolk Her
aid, Lynchburg Star Stanton Eagle, and Win.
chester Gazette, once week, until the fir:t day
OF January next. Extract from the journal,
(wtiD DANIEL L HYLrON, c. C.
TTALUABLE LAND FOa SALE --ros
subscriber intending to remove to ono Of
the Southern States, in the course of fifteen or
eighteen months, offers for sale the tract Of land
on which he now dwcls. Ii contains by a late
survey. about eleven hundred and eighty acres.
Of which six hundred and fourteen are vet in
woods. The soil is peculiarly Juited 10 the pro
duction ef wheat, and is excellent for corn and
tobacco. Tbs situation Is remarkably healthy
AVID is only one mile from the navigation of Ap-
pomattox. Those who wish TO purchase, A
oooD TKAeT or LAND. Mt REAsoNAsLx
FRIEE, ave invited TO view this property. Ifit
should rot be sold by private contract before the
sixth day of January next, it will then be I,ue 40
20 she highest bidder, at Farmvile, on : credit
of one and two yesrs.
PETER JOHNSTON.
Prince Edward, N ,yember 2o,h 300. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
I'm. WaHer fleming, E8g.

III OFlGF Is aeTeny given TO all person, IA
' It mly 50 lcern, that William Bender. OF
the county Of Powha'sn, late guardian ftle c,i,-
dren OF VIII an Roma d deceased, posses.es
no authority as my agent under ANY deed oe
trust or otherRiIe, 10 hre out or sell any .l.va
or slaves or oihcs property, formerly bel1nging
20 he cstate Of he sale Ronald, ard which wee
Old under &C tain exec itions. The said slaves
and other property came into the possession Of
the sail Bentley rs guardian ,f the said chit.
dyen On eer'a 'srny, under a contract executed
on hi' part in tina character and I nave al says
c'ni't red 20 ps nj duty 10 live W. 70 Ioln
Swan an Samuel Peasants his SUCCESSORS as
gpa'dians 10 IN 5aid children from th. time Of
their appointment, AZ Of the saii slaves x o.her
rroPsry tr'u remaining, OF which ought to have
been renal0ng, in 1aadi, of which he has
oesn repeatedly notified
coward CARRINGTON.
Ri,hn5n1 De-rp-> 19 30 y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
BOOKS for Sale.

lust received and FOR sale by s. Plesants Rich
"nd, Few oDpies Of the follow og valuable
wo Vs. I'll ne American Aouual Rcgistes. vol
AN --B3r5Iey'a Hgsbandry--Wo a new no
vci Ivy Miss. Ove son -Burder's Village Ser
mons Quincy system q Short hand writing
y 'TusJn'1 Lectures, a new editiou--Mar
s'alP life u Cen. Wssninglon--T r no lson'.
seasou', cheap edition for the use Of schools
Ru'seda ancient and modern Europe-Carey'
erIera atlas, (,he best calleaion Of Maps yet
made IN his country --MoVsc's Univcrsal Ceo
gyephy-- Coitsmi h'snatural History--a gene. q
assortment 6 qlauo Family Bibes with and
wnEout p'ates, concordance, psalms, &c &c
from s 2 so, 70 S % each--Gibson's eurvevisz
--.au'ericao Clerks Magasinc---W Walkers pso
nounci7g Dict onary--also, school Bibles, Tesla.
W rnt Spclfng Books
no ti0E. Lest evening negr3 5dI5ca IN
s6c 'u0 icrioe's sore, BANK NOTE
Which rom crcunstanccsJ nc believes Vas no
= r's'l' c,uc b.. Jne proper owner. b.
cc. c-it.ng ,he note, may b4yc il after payinc
f,r shis Awe tissment b. applying 20
l.. Joseph.
Desc aJsr -, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

The following letters addressed 10 fhe cdiior
since The publication offhe lst PoLume are
from !ge'ttLsmen eminentiy guai.f ed o yorn,
an oftt,lon Of the IMPORTANCE Of The 4york
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
NOTTCE

NJ ECESSlrY cumpeli ue 60 'na'e -pr4
Their application 60 I'D r-oe, ntc are
indebted 10 the trustees 81 lnc !j.canang -
cademy, by sales % ot.try iicoets Ut the
first and second class god vo'outer1 sl1-
seripuons, and all SUCH arr hcfe4} raqaes-
ted TO mike paymcnt 81 ae sGrscr1 D-y to
enable the building corartttt Io pay all ar.
rears for work done sad 10 procure
materials his winter IN o der to prScsed
with the work next spriug. II being Tor the
education OF cur RISING py 7seay, wi IN orna
men,S md 4. aehcs them 10 - publican pTin-
c'PleS and gives . spr'rs % liccr,Y and IN,
dependence. ! nave undertaken tne collcc-
tion by agreement W, II JOAn Brockenbrough
and William w Henns, Esqrs. the other
members Of die cu-nn,itec appointed by a
board Of trustees. rs the ou,ld,ns of the
Academy has progressed considerably, ]
Halter myself there VIII be but little trou-
BILE IN Oh aiming the money Cor the purpose
of carrying into effect so iaudable IN nsti..
tu,ion.
ROBERT MITCHELL
December 9Th 1909. IF
EOk SALE.-- 4 fandsolre. second hand,
Il London built CHARIOr, which has
been but little used and is in q good state
OF preservation. Apply 70 the printer, or
to Mr.. HyGHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern, where the Carriage
may be seen. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

NEW MEDICINE STORE.
THE Subscribers have recently taken store,
4 nsav the Market Briige, opposite NTsssrs.
White and Shelton'S. where they offer for sale
very general Sssortcrent of NRUGS g NJ
DLCiNESi a few OF which are enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

NEGROES FOR SALE.=By virtue oil .
IN tfsst deed executed to the subscriber by
Henry Adams, for certain purposes therein cx.
pressed, will be sold at the ll,e dwelling IF the
said ADAMS, deceased. on Wednesday the 27th
/ nst. under the provisions of the act Of assembly
entitled " an act concerning executions and for
OTHER purposes" one HEoRo WoMAa, named
Phillis, and her Four ChHdTel, or 50 muck
thereof as viii be sofheieA. GO answer the pur-
poses of the said tTusL
JESSE HIX.
Chesterfield county, December 18th, 1909.
A 7 the same time and place, will be sold, 20
The highe5t bidder, On a credit OF twelve
months for all sums exceeding ten Do lars, all the
PEGsoSAL FsrArE e the sad Henry adams,
deceased, Consisting Of Negroes, Wagons,
Horses aud Household fuTnIure.
SALLY ADAMS,
Adrnnisua,fiX
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
TH; JEFFERSON.
WIN. w. HrNrse, i.sq.
sUMMERvt.LE, 18.h Dec. u

SUMMERVt i.LE, IB.h Dec. S0o.
DEAR SIP,
Since my return home fom Ricbnon.;.
Tuesday evening. / nave per;-sed with par
icular attention snd p.casl'e, The grrarer
part Of your IL voiume OF tie Statutcs At
Large, Collected with much Al Guilty and i'm.
deiau sah,e iabour and tsiusuy : ~ which YOU
nave rendered m ;ritor,ors service to y,y,r
country and have nc hesitation in sa ma.
,hat II me same car and attention be use,i
respecting the succeeding volumes (which l
have NJ reason % doubt 1t Will peoye a work
Of great utility, not only % Judges, Lawyers.
and 20 the community At large, put win form
genuine basis iDr An authentic and com.
Prcnensive history of our country, the want
Of which is much 10 be lamented.
That your labours may meet with the en-.
ra5ement and reward so justly due to
their merits, is the sincere wish and hone Of
dear sir,
Your friend and obedient servant.
WIN. FLEMING.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
] U 5 T K E { CIV ID,
# general assortment Of
Dutch Boiling Cloths,
of superior quality,
ALSO,
2 Piano Fortes.
]. DhRMSDATT.

j. OhRMSDAITs
Richmond, Nov 81, 1909.
g hLE.-WILA BE SOLD, 10 the Righesl
- bidder, in Powhatan county, on Wednesday
the ION day Of January, 1910. at the plantati
on CT the late James A Brady, dec. for ready
money between twenty and thirty valuable Vir
ginia born SLAVES, all the stock of cartle
hogs and horses, and some corn, fodder, &c =
/ ne plantation will also be rented or leased 10
the highest bidder on the same day.
SAMUEL BUTLER. Ex'or. of
JAMES A. BRADLEY.
Surry, December 10Th. 1909. Stp
TOR SALE, thai eligible and conoIgie c;7s
biishrient Tor publican aad coua,ry mer.
chant, AT Starry courthouse, together with the
various tenements and remain der rights of those
under lease for a term of years, as Described in
the late advertisement of Chas III. Caves trus
tee, and accordingly sold for the benefit of. and
bought in by the sub 'criber-. sill b. offered FOR
sale, 20 the highest bidder, Cf not sooner dispo
sed OF privately on the premises, on the FIRST
day OF January next, upon the following terms
5 2JoO otthe purchase money TO be paid down,
or 1t II will be an accommoi ation to the n,ir,ba
ser, credit OF 90 or 100 days viii be allowed
tor thlspaymenty it being secured by deed in
trns: on personal property. The balance of the
purchase money to be paid in two equal annual
in'talrnens, secured by deed in trust upon the
properly.
Nicholas Faulcon, esq is fully Authorized t.
sell the above property at private sale or will Of
Ter 1t publicly at the time and place 4oove men.
toned, and any contract entert inso by him
will be obligatory on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
NEW STORE.
T II f SUBS RIBE Err,
Is now opening. opposite the GLoBE TAv.
VERN, General Assortment of Piece
and Fancy
G o O D S;
HlnONGHz WHLCH 800

lSurerfOe and Com. White and colour
mon Broad Cloths ed Habit do.
! Do. d.. Cashmere. Cambria Musnns.
Do do. Coadngs. PLATA and Seeded
| Flanuels. Null. do.
tancy Nesting, Spider Nett and
Red 3 Black Bonn Fancy Grape do
baz Its. Knoued and Sprig'd
Worsted, Cotton & Leno, do.
Six Ho,iery. Diagonal and Vein.
GiGghams, cd do. do.
Cotton Slir.ing, Elegant Worked
Irish Linen aad Dresses.
Dowlas, Ditto Silk Shawls &
me aud common handkerchief,
Printed Calieoes, Black Plaid am Plain
veiyeis, Coioured Lustrings,
Cords, Plain, Silk and Fam
y mbre las, cy Cut Velvcts,
threads, Whitc SATIN and
sewing Silks, Craze, &c 81, sc.
Extra io.g white and
coioured Kid
Gloves,
JOEt WOOOg
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1862. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

- A few TICKETS in the Bslti more
Lottery, warranted uHdrawn on the 18th
day of drawing, for sale at this office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
20 Dollars Reward,


rs offered for experimenting ANDREW ne
gro slave, who about the 'Seginn,ug of this
cnor,h Run AW Az from the Subscriber resi-
ding IN the ucighboghood OF amelia Court
House. Andrew is about tlrtty years old,
An Intelligent, active. small man, Z good house
and stable servant, drives carriLge well un-
dsrsands lis,le of Shoemaking, ard re. Oily
performs any kind of plantation lab Jr. Some
years ago he was IN the service ef Mr. Turner
AZ the Bell Tavern in Richmond where l be-
lieye ne generally &C cd as hostler, and aher-
wards til Ian Christmas was employed by Mr.
Henry L. BiScoe CT Manchester in nj. tobacco
stemmsry. He has wife living at the Man
chester coal yaSd a free uulaUo woman named
Suksy Rolinger. by whom have reason 10 be
lieve he is secrete6 will pay the above re
ward TO any person who viii deliver 70 me the
above mentioned slave, CT secure him ia Jail, SO
that get him again,
James Henderson.
Goth June. 1909 II
h OfICE=-= ne subsCribe5 having Administered
! upon the Estate of the late Mr.. JOHN
HUGHES, sear ofCmnber and now Powha an
coun,y, IL 10 earnestly requested if there be any
demands against that Estate, that they may be
brought forward on or before the first day of an
uary next. properly authenticated AMI receive
Fa, ren,J as / intend TO make div sion of tue
residue OF THAI Estate Immediately afer the said
FIRST day Of January next after which this adver.
tisement will be plead in bar against any claim
whaIsoeveri
JOHN CUNLIFFE, Admir-.
with the will annexed.
COalqit,, Chesterfield county, 18th DC 1899
(t1Jl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

Fagcment TO which 1t IS snt re from SC
'H~. y iynportanS consideration
an, respectfully,
Dea. Str,
Your most>obt Servant,
HIM. ". fleming, Esq
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26

Patent Medicine.
Steers Chemical O2o.
deldoc
Bateman's Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
'rurling,on's Balszn Of
Life
DR.. Rawson's Celebra .
ted Itch or Beauty.
ing Ointment
Do. do. Genuine
Anti bilious and S,o.
machic BitIers
Do. do. Worm
Powders
Wheaton's Itch O:nt.
mene
Do6or Lees Genuine
Windham Bilious
Pills
Anderson's do.
Hoopeu's do.
| Dr Thnmsou's Aroma
tic Tooth Paste
Do. Eye Water
Febrifuge Elec,uary
/ for Agse and Fever.
FinkIey's InFallible Re.
medy for the Piles
DR.. Cooley's Vegetable
Elixir or Cough D.o2s
Genuine Spice Bi,teTs.
so
f PAINTS s. DYING
will be sold as low as at
ny. Medical practition.
are in the habit OF selling
will do we'll 10 call.
ALL * ROGERS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-26
WALTER p. SHELTON,

III CutOT o. We said
wiltshire NJ LEWIS.
November 29,h 1909. tbs
r 2. s. The sale Of the above property IS
postponed until the 29ln inst.
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TOR SALE, TO the highest bidder, on the
l. Goth OF December 1909, on the preni-
ses, PARCEL Of GROUND, on the main
street, at or near Rockets landing, and oo
pos te 20 Lewis's wharf, belonging 70 the
cs.a,e OF Wiltshire NJ Lewis, dec. con.
tanning one hundred feet, or upwards which
will BE divided into convenient lots 20 suit
purchasers. Also. about SO acres o. LAND
bounded by the main K ,ad, the lines Of Mr.
William Mayo, MIR Geo. Blakey and Gil
Es's Greek, which VII also be laid cus into
tsuemeots 20 20it purchasers. The terms
Of payment will be made known on the day
Of sale
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a BANK OrE of ONE HUNBVFD
"A DOLLARS, was taken from black boy
who called himself james Smith, & says he found
il in The street-Not thinking it proper 90 let the
boy keep it, detained it for the proper owner,
who may have it, on givi & satisfactory evil.
5encs Of his or their right to i and paying the
expense of this advertisement.
JOHN MCDONALD.
Richmond, sSarch 10Th, 1909. If
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