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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

WILL be sold, on the slst day of,his
~ instant, at the late dwelling house of
Ar Robert Davis, dec. all The Household
and Kitchen Furniture the shop Furniture
and its remains; on credit for all sums
above 9 %, six months; The purchaser
giving bond with approved security for
all under, cash will be required. I,is ear
nestly requested that those VINO have Just
claims against The estate will make them
known Immediately, that prorision may
be made tor the payment, and it is also
requested that those indebted will make
immediate payment, as the situation of
the estate will not allow giving any indula
gsnce Whatever.
ISAAC DAVIS. Admr.
with the win annexed of
RoBHRT DAVIS dec.
July 18th. 1909. (2)
OTiCE.-On Monday The 23d, day
y of October next, wIl be sold, at
NVhi,by, in the county Of Caeste r6eid. up.
on credit of twelve months the PER-
SONAL ESTATE of the late Col. Ro.
sERr GooDE Consisting of the present
crop of Corn, Whest, Oats, Fodder, and
Hay /; the stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep
| and Hogs the plantation utensils and
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Bonds
and approved security will be required of
the purchasers 10 csFry interest from the
late ifnot punc,usl!y paid.
Il is particularly requested that all thos
wln may have claims as.iHsi th- es,ae
" ii make them known i'm me6a,ely 10 ei-
her of the subacribers, in order that pro-.
vision may be male for Pay,n ut,
RICHARD B. GOODE,
FRANCIS GOODE,
Alminislra ors with The will annexed.
That valuable and well known estate
called WHITLEY, on James River, ABOUT
three mics fom The Town of Mauch ca ~,
viii aiso be sot1 by p iglte sale: u con.
tains 1889 acres Of Land, abou go acres
| OF which are of the f,s rate Low grounds,
and more than one halt If b. residue
thereof is heavily timbered. To Ibis ee,
tate ;heFe ATTACHED one he best f H..
eries on James River aid every CO yeni.
ent aud necessary house fir The accom-
mediation Of a family. An indispu, able
title will be made and pos session & ven oa
the first day of cenb next, with the
| libery Of sowing small grain a any ime
agreeable 10 the purchaser. The terms
may be known on application TO
Richard b. G2ode, Manchetsr, or
Francis G0ods, Powhatan.
July IL, 1909. wtds.
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Ri.hmcnd. 18th July, 1909

For SALE or RENTING TENE.
i MENT on shockoe hill, lately oceupi-
ed by Mr.. Samuel Peasants on which is
q Dwelling house with SIX rooms, besides
two dry cellar rooms with FIRE places; al
so Kitchen, smoak house, and Stable.
The Situation is healthy and pleasant and
very convenient to the Capitol --Possessi-
when Mr.. Pleasans' lease W Ill expire.
For terms apply to
A. BLAIR,
Richmond. July -, 1902. wifi
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Tracts Of Land

With their appurtenanccs, or so much thereof
as may be necessary TO pay certain debts in IN e
said deed of trust mentioned, that is TO say !;
one tract situate Ia the county OF MonGgomesy
containing eight hundred acres being that tracI
On which the Iaid Andrew Lewis now lives I;
one other tract adjoining the last mentioned on
the moth, containing ten thousand acres one
other tract adjoining the first mentioned beng
an inclusive survey, containing seven thouland
seven hundred acres one other tract adjoining
the last mentioned at the west end, containing
four hundred and fourteen acres one o,her
tract called the CHgsSur NEok containing three
hundred ard sixty six acres; one other tract
c1lcd SEYEHGs tract on Bottom Creek, adj in
ing the hyst mentioned tract of eigh. handred
acres. aud containiug one hundred and fifty
acres one other tfacl also adioinioS the first
mentioned tract called Prothnous srden, cons
taining one hundred and twenty eight acre {;
one other tract adjoining the last mentioned,
con aiming one hundred and thirty acres one
o her tract adjoining the Inclusive survey Of Sc
ven thousand seven hundred acres a3ovemen.
toned, containing eighty acres one other trac,
adjoining the same inclusive survey and contain
ing one hund ed acres one her tracr lying on
| both sides of Little River, containing one hun
dred and Fifty acres, on which is situate Hope
well Forge--one other tract adjoining thereto,
containing one bundled and forty acres--one
other tract adjoining the same, called the Saw
mill tract, con aiming four hundred and thirty
eight acres-and one other tract adjoining the
| last mentioned tracs, Containing one hund ed
acres-which said several tracts of land e
situa.e in the county of Montgomery.
The said sale will be made agreea5ly TO the
directsnS in such cases, of tn. act OF Assembly
passed she 31st day OF Janu1ry, 1909, emitted
can act concerning executions, AM for other
purposes"
E 1aYN PRo I99HNsToM }rra,te..
N B, The above mentioned properly is stu.
ate on and about what is generally called the
| BENT MOUNTAIN. and considered very
valuable estate, particu arly for gazing Any
one wishing for more pha icu'ar information
may apply to Charles Johnitcu, resting il
Campbell County, near Lynchburg, or to Rcber
Pollard George p ckctt, or CALICO, Richard 8
| CO. in the city Of Richmond.
| Richmond, J uly IL, 1909. ids
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WARSAW. Ars1L Is.

w
in the last few days, the national guards
that are intended to garrison this city, iii
the absence of our regular troops.
According to the new organization, the
Polish army will no longer be divided into
-legions, hut into divisions : all the regi-
ments will be dressed alike, the number of
each regiment being marked OH their but
tons.
The Austrian corps formed in Gallicia is
to march into Hungary and to be replaced
by Hungarian troops.
The king has established committees of
commerce at Warsaw, Posen, Thorn, tm-
berg, Keliz, Lezno, sc. and supreme
council of commerce at Warsaw Stran
gers, artisans OF farmers, as we'll as the
children brought with them, who shall take
up their residence in the duchy of War
saw, win be for six years, exerspt from
all taxes, and from military conscription.
ARHIL. IL.
The day before yesterday, the archdske
Ferdinand commenced hostilities, upon our
fronti2r RS. Our troops have marched to
meet him they are full of ardor, and are
impatient to come up with the enemy. I'M
portant events are about to take place.
HAm8URe, 9th April.
Count de Rosen, a Swedish Colonel, Com
mander of the Duke of Sudermania's guards
and Lieutenant Colonel Bierustierna, first
id.de-camp to His Hignness the Regent
of Sweden, arrived TO day in this city. They
set oHfrom Stockholm on the 3oth of March
and are repairing to France upon an eX-
traordinary mission to the Emperor Ma
poleon. At their departure, nothing new
had taken place at Stockholm. The great :
est tranquility reigned there aud through :
cut all Sweden. The King had bean trans
ferred I'd Cripsholm, where he was guard.
ed by detachment Of the guards, aad by
some Cuirassiers, The Queen continued
to reside with her children at Haga.
CoPEHHAGEN, April %.
His Danish majesty, perceiving that the
continental war broke OUT, and expeditions
fitting out by the English, has ordered the
formation of two camps, one near Schles-
burg, the other near Genkpads in Holstein,
to cover the coasts of these countries, in or
der to prevent invasion. The fortress of
Genkpads is also put IN the best state of
defence. The English naval force, in those
seas is augmented.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-14

TOR SALE or RENT, that valuable
Il Property adjoining the CITY OF Richmond,
called THE COLUMBIAN MILLS Mr.
SAMUEL LEEcH, living on the premises,
will shew this property 20 any person 90.
ciined to rent or purchase. The terms
will be made known by application to the
subscriber residing in Norfolk.
John Cranberry.
Richmond, July 10, 1909. #
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0Nthc 2lst day Of r,ecemhsf next, = SIC.
~ It nat the next fair day, vii! be SOLD, n; ,,,e
dwelling Of the late George Carer. in
the county of Westmoreland, about six, cen like
" NEGROES, and the presen, years crop of
corn, &c which property will be sold r',rsuant
to deed OF trust, made by George Garner for
ne purpose ofsecuring the payment OF has debts.
me sale Will be ON credit OF twelve months.
ne purchasers Sis'ng bond with approved secw-
r'y Ii the negroes and erops do no, sell for
sufficient sum to pay the debts of the said c arner.
the subscribers will, the day after the sale of
the negroes and crops, sell all or so much Of che
land conveyed in trust for the above purpose, M
w'i' make sum sufficient for the pay men, OF the
tSbts OF The SAID George Garner. All such Gre.
disors as may exhibit their claims TO the subscri-
hers before the said 21st Of December next, pro-
perry authenticated, and which the subscribers
may consider legal and just, may purchase ut tine
sax! sale, and shall be allowed discount of the,.
Claims, sgainst ,heir purchase
THOS. STOWERS,2
JAMES COX, ITHssses'
Westmoreland Cotin.y,1
October 81 tie
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STATE LEGISLATIVE.

We>lrcsda7 the S'h nit. te-nni.cd the scssi.
IN ut the Fcrmont Legis,atwe. Avaristy OF nub.
&c and individual conces~s have bee. acted TN.
m and disposed of Domestic N,sufactyiny
>irts In particular receive i,. raj enc engagement
fhe Mon,trf'c- Cottea G. RcoI,en Karufscturin.
coAnbsav- V'raso, Cot on ard frooi lfs,rfaetory
- fermont Mineral fretory C,n,emy--tfor ma
nnt'ctnring corperas and vitriols) land the Md
Hssay Npbte Factory have been sever,lly in.
cOrporated. y.
The ere lit ofthe State B INK is likely to revive
under LeEis,tNe protection.
An address To the President &c the u States
passed without dehl,e-,he opposition being
ioet jarei
TIE public pruning hitherto executed by Mr..
Spoonsr, PROPRIETOR Of the 'fownai. is trans
ferred to the Permont Republican, published at
Wmtsor.
The pol tics OF 'he state were never more de-
cisive The 'o'Io'riue sfew. the republican in
crsa e IN the House of Representatives. since last
year. tr,eI
1908. 1890.
Republicans los I22
Federaiists 81 kAh 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

- OBJ JOHNSTON, in addition to his stool.
Az Of GOODS on hand, has received Co n.
plete and general assortment, which he will g Il,
low ior cash or negotiable notes, amongst which
are, 1FcNRONGERl' & CUJLE RI. of ever,
DESCRIPTION, White Lead in kegs, Wmdow Glass,
S'aS' 9uwa'row Spurs, Horse Whips, Brushes,
Scythe Blades Seine Irvine Irnperiai s, Yo,rs.
Hysen Tea, C>iiee and Loaf Sugar, Oznabur.es'
Russia Sheetlng, Cotton SI,iriiug, CambricIs.
Patent Subscribers, Umbrellas, superfnc and
coarse Cloths, Kerseymcres, FLANNEL. &c. wor.
S,ed and SILK Bn,hngy, Manchester Cords, Wooi
Hats CarPetmg, Mattresses, Ladies Morscc0
cork sole Shoes &c. &c.
" Wan,sto hire or purchase, young, Ivo.
man, who can cook and wash.
November 81 .F
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t II Z FER'S PORTR AIT.
rs IT'S oRIcINAL coLoups.


What skil!ul Limner. in so SIN al q space ;
In coiors OF 10 common hue,
from solar Crimson to cerulean blue,
Hath sSetch'd the rn9 ~ Bacchanai,an face
So boldly and so true
me artist was no Spafer. eo!our wight,
Who congregates the motly rays 81 LIGHT
Into vulgar medley ;-inixed and melted
Who Tor the meagre outline of head
Srinds down the sickiy white, and dauby
T red,
With which time out of mind, the human facs
he's pelted.
He, happier artist, rather chose
III kindred colours to compose
OF the same stock tn original inherits -
Prompt to the impulse OF the thought
Elate the resiing painter sought,
Deep in tue cellars store the d:!'rent wines and
spirits.
Dipping his brush their hues among,
Around the sembance of each grace he nnag,
And saw with all painters eyes,
The teemng colours in reflection rise
Shooting within the glowing cheek.
He sawthe hiush OF Sheys streah:
Paer il seemed, as more remote il rose.
And deeper as it rcacli'd the precincts Of the
nose,
Now, ever and anon, he sipa'd
The nectar where his brush was dipn'd,
And Joyous, as the likeness rose to view,
Drank deeply to the Jolly dog he drew.
I'll.
The shady ringiets of the hair he fram'd:
While Cluret, DER a cooler skin,
Crept through the whisksrs down Upon tie
chin
Now with Na9eira's lighter d yes,
He paints the regions of the gyes;-
With ardent ijies The f,un,s Of light ts heer, !.
And Champagne spark!es irom the ian5ent
spheres. - st9a i,JF
Now with more sober hand ne drew
The lines of thought ~ somsre hue -
CurtaiH'd the vivid eye in shsd, and now
With BraSgv hronz'd the brow.
AT length larger brush he chose
And spread the Pnrjsie CRAZE upon 'he nose,
Winch like burning promontory rose
Huge and uneven as II met the view
Dim IN a strspge eliscnleu-ed light
Winch giow'd rainbow on the sight
Rejecting all the vines OF earth, in one collected
blue -
Yet was lis summit solar tipt,
where roster wires the brush had t,ipt.
AID round its rugged sides arose
Such vafeys as Vcsuyius shows
Emblems they are Of epicure m prog,
BY TOPPING wits yclept tie blossoms Of The
grog
and Dow tn elated artists eyes
Reflect The pictures ardent dyes
Pauslng with self compliment smile
He views the radiant work awhile
An,! musing on the worlds applause,
THIS short but useful lesson draws
Tat he who Gdcchas' Fot'ry drew,
.ShD'ld choose no 1yaie, color hne
Ipbiie 1ine. Sshich rsat the shackles frrstyai,,
case 10 his SeairS PorV',, end tohts pencil
PANT.
from The ZINE, StaGwd, 3al 5.
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FLEBfINC BATEs,
December z. ,yorg

IN cHANCERY.- Northumberland COUNTY
u Court 18th November, 1909
James SMITH, pit Against Elizabeth B. Ba.
ker, virginia Baker, Waiter Baker aud Samuel
Blackwell. dehs
Inc Defendants Elisabeth y B ker, Virginia
naEer ana w alter u ker not having entered their
appearance and given security according in the
act OF Assembly, md he rules Of this curt. and it
appearing to the satisfaction of this court fba
they are not inhabitants Of dis state, ON The mott.
on oi the plaintiff, IL is dcreed and ordered. Tlst
INC sa'd defendants app.ar here on the fr.t day
OF. March Court next, aud answer tie bill qftl e
plaintiff, and thata copy Of this order lie forth.
WIN inserted for two months successfully in
some newspaper published in che cit, of K;c,.
mond, and posted at ilie front door Of Tie court
house Of this county.
Httest
FLEWtNG RITES, c
"eosD'oef'' VIA,
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Lmne, IS die R9arfii {.

sen!ed 10 ms cfd1eSfy or such members of This
house as arc Of his mGessy's most honorable
hrtpy council.
Lime, IS die H3arfii:
.fnno 13, Georgii, Regis, 1896
H7da COMPLAINT being made 20 the
hovse. chat he Substance IF me said mem,
rial had been hriafed and Published ia a
fahcr enntuied,
Translation. Of the memorial Presented IN
Latin TO the King Of Great Britain by
monsieur dc Pain, The imteriai resi-
dent nfon the sfeeck Of his B,-itaunic
g. majeSfy. made 10 he f7ve housed of ne
Punishment on tie 2S IL Of January,
1926 Z.
The sad hrintedhaher roas 5rouyht m TO
the tabis and read.
The said hrfnted hahcr is boun9 an with
me ether hahers # this eeSsion.
Hesofvtd, nemi,se. eomtradicente, that an
humbfe address BE- Presented to his u,jes
fy, TO e1hress the highest resentment of
ms honse az he oFronl and indignity offer
ca 10 hs most sacred mJ-sty. bv he me
mortal dchUered by,m9ns eur de Pain The
fmhFror's '"sidcnt, and ar his insoicnce in
hrinting and di&h rising The sam throughput
the Kingdom; 20 6rclare ihe;r. utmost ab
hoT'rtnee Of ms andacions MARINER of an
feahng 10 me EeQtie against his majesty,
ara their defesfafion Of the f,resunihtuous
and ram artfmtt. in ende0poris.g tn instii
tnto me minds Of any Of his 7ajesfv's faith.
~ subjects. fhe least distrust or difidcnce
an ms most sacred royal 7uord
- 10 return his majesty the thanks Of
TINS house for his care and vigilance in dis
covering me secret and hernicious de.irr,
% ms enemies, aud his goodness in cons
nlnnicofnS 10 his hariiansen, the dangers.
thai threatened this kingdom; and 10 as.
sure his majesty that his horse 7yiH stand
oy' ana SUPPORT his majesty against all his
oFen ana secret enemies, both ar home and
abroad; and efectuaiiy deftat the e,-hccsa
lions of all snch as man kaue. in ann non
neT .countenanced. encouraged or Gbeffed
me d'sfnrbers IF The hubiic franguifty. in
rms c'rfrduagdnt iasuH aton his M 1jrsfu or
battered TEEN with hohes, that an obstinate
ferseDerancevfn their destructive measures
could sfagger the. ,frmness of the British
NATION in Dindicatiou of his mdjesty's honor
and IN the defence oftheir rights and hripi.
Ieges. $50 -.
ordered. Thar a c0nrn'ittee be at,1ointed
10 dr0To u1i an address, 10 be hresented to mir
majesty, nfion thr said resolution.
peneris, de 1for,ii
.dnno Is, Georgii Regis. 1925.
aIr. Speaker refiorted. kkat both houses
dta yesterday attend his majesty 7vish the;r
dddress-fo which his majesty gvas ,,ieased
10 StUc this most glorious aas,ver.
"My Lords and Gentlemen.
Your unanimous concurrence in this
auftfui and afecfionate address eipcs me
me greatest satisfaction. The jua; concern
you e1firess for mn honor. and RE dYgnify
OF NE crozvn is Uery becoming R,5f;sh
parliament and this fresh hroof of your
eo'4fdence IN me qvW convince fhe rvorld
mar all affemfts to divide onr hearts and
interests 7Dia be Uain and ine6cctual"
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Ef)IJCATION-

HE subscriber intends TO coDtinue his school
a in the Forks If Hanover, the ensuing ves
where he offers to teach spelling, reading wri'
ting, arithmetic, English grammar, geography.
the use ct the globes, rhetoric, natural philoso.
ply, Eeomstry, and the French language. The
PRICE for board, tuition and washing, will he & rs
payable half yearly. The term will commence
the tenth OF January, and end the tcnth of Dec
Vacation one month, beginning the tentl, Of Jrie.
This school will be critically examined IN June
and December.
JAlfES MRS, jr,
november n. ,Ss,
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THE Sf[RScRlpIip

OFFERS FOR SALE, Tract og LIhJp.
- lying ~ Hanover county, on the waters Of
Cedm and Mil creeks contaiu,ng, by essituatf.
on as acres. Adjoining the iands Of col yo.gs
Thompson, dec'd. JOHN Thornton, Maf-t ClC,,s.ts
and others There is a qu nihy OF good mea,la,.[
Land attached 80 this tract, a sinai dweliipg.
house newly built unute description is Re -.
med unnecessary, as it is piesuwed -, one Win
buy without frat viewing the premiscs-@--TAe
'efns OF SAFE are, onetnlrd Of the purchase rrs,-
ney to he paid on Che day of sale, t.,c cdher two.
thhtis, " two annual Payments the purchases,
gN"g botds with approved security also. n
deed OF trUs Oh ia Ind II the allow. land 81
not sold privately By the I'D OF December ntxt.
Sh~h on thatday otter ii ior sale, a; public auos
iion, on the premises.
Hanover NOV II. $40
" Z; Possession Of tie a5oye land VIII be r..
ven on thc hest day OF lSiuSry next
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Nov. I :

CHANcEKY northumberland Coan,,
Court. 18Th Move nibe, 1909.
joseph Rogers. pit Against Elizabeth n Be-.
kcr, Virginia . ker. Walter c. Baker and HON.
er webb, defs
The Defendants Elizabeth b. Boxer, Virginia
t".er ava wait G Boxer not hving tered
th5ir aHnearance and given security accor ing T.
the act ot Assembly, and the rules of this cont.
and 1t appea ing to the satisfaction of the CO r
mat they are not inhabitants OF this state, on the
mouon OF the plaintiff, IT. deereed and oytLeyea
mat tn SAID defendants appear here on the fir
Gay OF March court next aud answer the bill. of
the p'aati, and that copy of dis order be forth,
with inserted for txo mouths successiyely IN
some newspaper published in The city of Rich
mond, and posted at the front door OF The court
house o. this county :-And iris further oydeyed,
That the defendant Webb retain in his bands IN =
money lie may have belonging to the estate Of tEe
late Doctor Corban Baker, till the further order
OF the court
AtteSf
FLEMING BATES, C
December z. wing
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SHEPP.skD .aAD LUCA

III We received genera assortmen, OF Gro
!, ceries consisting %
SIg r. Coffee, Pepper. Pime,.-,.
W Rum, Mnlasses, |; ,n'..sr. Imp Tea,
e aN'ry G'n, Whiskey, Gpglis Mustard, Sal,
Vine,
Ais'. Earthen, Glass, China and Sionewar,.
% nan, Crawley ai,a bhsl~r, d Steel, Bar Iron
=, - rodS, >"Hi leather, Weiuag, Wrapping and
= III, raPer, Spanish Scrars, Cotton Cards
S"oI fo%d.r, Whdow-gt,ss, Indigo, Cope
ss, Alum, Logwood, Cut Herrmgs, &c. &c.
Wh'sh thcy offer low Tor cash, country pro.
duce nT approved paper
~ u. CaAi gwen for -four as usual.
November 2 .t
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NWO hundred NEG ROES far sale-Wifl
- positively be sold at Christopher Owens
Tavern, IVA the town of Urbanna in Midilssex
county, the above quantity of Negroes belonging.
10 The estate ct Philip l.. Gryn,es, Esq. of Bran.
don. decd. s,nong which arr, House Servants,
COOKS, Carpenters, Blacksmith, Coopers, &C.
&c. and also. 4 OK Carts with Chains, So and "a
OF the most valuable Oxen belonging to said es-
tate ~ -" -
thirty Of the above Negroes will be sold FIR
cash, the balance with the Oxen, sc. will be sold
on credit OF nine months, the parcl,assr giving
BOND with,approved security. =
me Sale I'll commence on the 81, IF. January
hex', lii tar, not, the next far dav and win
continue from day day till all are sold
The cash sales Will commence ON tie FIRST
day
AZ iegi creditors are requeste! to purchase
tie amount OF any part of their respective Claims
POBERT U-EST,
Ad,l.iniit,atcr &c OF
PHlkIP l.. GR11HE.,. dcc'S
Woodviile, G!ouues , a
ter, Nov. mber IS s tds
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- 49,
Siperhne and Common
Brosd Cloths,
Do. do. Cassrmeres,
DO do. Coatings,
sisnnels, Fancy Vest.
!, ing,
Red and Black Bomba
x:tts,
Worsted. Cotton and
Sill HI-ivry,
C;Syl,am., Gotten
Shirting,
Irish Linen and Dow.
lss1,,.
Fine and Common
Printed Cs,licoes.
Veivets Cords, Um
brelIss, Threads,
Sewing ?. silks, Extra
long. White and Co
lored Kid Cloves,
november IA
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u "oo'f' -f.l' ht vi
amongst which are
White aud Coiored rIs-
bit, dc. Is.
Cunbrick Muslirs.
Plain and Leeie / higil
do.
Spider Nett, s Fancv
Grape. -.
E~oited & Spr;g Lero
do. r
Diagonal and veined
do do. t
Elegant Worked Dree
s,s,
Ditto SILK Sh~ - "a sna
Hsna'sercilicts, ri
Black plaid apt plain
Colored Lus,ring.
Plain Silk ami Fancy
Cnt Velvets, White
Satin ard Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
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EDWARD rIALI.AM.

II as received by the las. arrivals from En-. |
Z rope, and for sale next Dr. = above the Eagle
iavcr''-a fresh and general supply OF Garden |
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
BALTIMorE Dec &

ssstraet Of a Lefter from respectable cor,espon
Gent at Annsterda'n, Of 1Ssh OesoSey, yeeesv rd
an ni,s city
:" The news of the day is, peace with Ass,ria
(which according Ia some, is established upon
footing that Affords prospect of general
known Som, pTetend to say that Aus,r,a loses
Slhcia, the greatest part of Dam.ta, and the
Isles OF the Adriatc, with Trieste and F,ume.
that part of Austria as far as L,o,z that She
II Obliged to reduce ber army and pay two hun
dFed N Lions OF forms (Austrian Ii is also
sain nat roiai.dl.to be made Kingdom, and
that some changes Will be made in tie govern.
men, oil spain"