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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
Mt OTICE.-On Monday the esd day
" of October next, will be sold, al |

Mt OTICE.-On Monday the esd day
" of Oetober next, will be soid a,
Whitby, in the county OF Chesterfield. up.
on a credit of twelve months the PER-
SON AL ESTATE of the late Col. Ro
BERT CoopE ; consisting of the present
crop OF Corn, Wheat, 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 Purchaseryto carry interest from the
date if not punctual.y paid.
IL is particularly requested that all those
who may have claims agains, the estate
will make them known imme dia,ely 10 ell
ther of the subscribers, ia order that pIo.
vision may be made for payment
RICHARD b. GOOOE,
FRANCIS GOODE,
Administered ors with the will annexed.
That valuable and well known estate
called WHITLEY, on James River, about
three miles from the Town of Manchester,
will also be sold by private sale; it con-
tains 1869 acres of Land, about 22o acres
of which are Of the frs rate Low grounds
and more Than one half Of The residue
thereof is heavily timbeIed. TO this es.
cate there is attached one of the best ash.
cries On James River and every convent
emit and necessary house for the accom-
mediation of a family. An indisputable
title will he made and possession gwen on
the FIRST day of December next, with the
liberty of sowing small grain a; any lime
agreeable TO the purchaser. The terms
may be known Oh application TO r
Richard g.. Code, Manchester, or
Francis Goode, powhatan.
July IL, 1909 wtds.
J a T the request of The Legaieos. and by virtue
L = Of deed of rust executed 10 ~ by. the
late Col Robert G7ode, dec. 70. ,he purpose OF
satisfying debt therein mentioned, due to MT
I James Lyle The above mentioned tract of land
and improvements will be sold TO the highest
bidder. on the premises, GA tine 2Sd day OF DC.
rOber sext, if MT previopiy disposed cf BY pri-
vste conJ,aci, in which eventtaking pace, Tine
u notice VIII be given. Terms of sale, one third
part of the purchase money will he repaired on
the day of sale one thigd in twelve months, and
the remaining Third in two years, the nstalp,ents
10 carry interest from the day Of sale, and the
purchaser giving such satisfactory seeuity as
may We required
JOHN MURCHJE,
TARLTON SAUNDERS, '"''e'S'
Manchester 24th August, 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

T.
viz.
Gum Aloe. Pafen, Medicine.
- Ammoa Steers Chemical Opo.
- Ava Foet;da dedoc
- Arabic Batcman's Drops
- Guai7c British Oil
- Gar.5oge Essence Peppermint
- Myth Turlingtoh's Balsam of
- Opium Life
- Copal DR.. Rawson's Celebra.
- Shell Lac ted Itch or Beautify.
- Tragacanth ing Ointment
Aqua Fouis Do do Genuine
Annatto Anti bilious and Sto
Arrow. Root machic Bitters
Camphor Do. do. Worm
Cowhaqe Powders
Red and Pale Bark wheaton, Itch Oint.
Cream Tara nent
Chanomile Flowers Decor Lees Genuine
Magnissia Windham Bilious
jaap Pills
Ipecac Anderson's do.
Caloinel aoope,'s do.
Tar Emct DIR Til, ms ,n's Aroma.
Essence Grgamot nc Tooth Paste
-- Lemon DO. Eye Water
--------- Spruce Feb-ifuge Eec.uary
Cloves for Agae anil Fever
Nusmegs Finkley's Intailibie Re
Mace redy Tor the Piles
Ca4sia, Ec. &c. &c. DIR Cosy. Vcge able
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Bntets.
Also
general assortment Of IoALN7y & .DlTNG
DRUGS-ail Of ~hcn viii DE cold ask" as At
any "ther store iuthis city. Medical piaoti,ion.
ers ard gentlemen who ase in the habit OF selling
medicine IA ihe country, viii DO well 10 call.
VAIL < ROGERS.
Richmond, 29,h Aug. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

a T the same time and place, by virtue
L y Of a deed Of trust executed to the sub
scriber by Nathaniel Pope, decd. bearing
date 2Sth day of Oct 1903, will be sold in
conformity Co the provisions Of an act of
the last session of Assembly of Virginia,
entitled " An act concerning executions *
for other pourpcses% the following slaves,
to wit (; Milly and her children, York, Betty,
Kitty, Daniel ana Sen, or so many Of tbe
slaves above named, as Will be sufficient
to satisfy the debt in said deed expressed,
together with the charges Of executing the
same.
THOMAS PRICE, Trustee.
1st August, 1869. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

y IT HR11IJsNf1NII y i NIN11'
THE Subscribers have recently taken store,
near the Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Shetoa's, where they offer for sale
very general assortment of DRUGS e ME-
DICINES: few of which are enumeia ted,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

-EsHE partnership of Dream & TOILET
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent
az deb's due to and from the Arm, will BE- set
,ledby James Dream.
tCofy)
james Dream.
Francis Toilet.
Richmond, 18Th Sept 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

Commandments Office, Frederieksburg,
.dHgusf 29th, 1909.
On Monday the 9th day Of November next,
shall proceed TO carry the foregoing order in 10
effect, whereof, the parties interested are desir-
ed TO tske notice, and attend at my Office in the
town Of Fredericksburg, at 9 O'Clock in the fere-
uoon; AID the said James Diggs Dishmau is
particularly required TO attend with his accounts
as executor of Christopher Edring on, deed.
BENJAMIN PARKE
TD6t Master Comnissroney
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
JUST PUBLISHED.
1910,

Oo"eet'''B OVsIIes tlIt usu3 dstron onliC al cal
citations, &c
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-29
NETWORK, June 20.

Arrived ship Virginia, Crockct, 46 days
from Amsterdam. Sailed the 5lh OF May
in company with the brig Hannah, Tanning
for New York. The ship Monticello, Sto'
ry, sailed IL or II days before for n. York
The ship Sally, Frost, for Baltimore, gone
down the river. Left brig Creole, Hobklrk
for America, nearly ready for sea. lhs
ship merchant, Johnson, of Boston; Ann
and Hope, Graves of Providence, K. |. and
lane, Gardner, of New York, were still
under sequestration. The embargo On A,
merican vessels had been raised about
month coffee, sugar, tobacco and indigo
were very high in Holland.
May 9th Oft the Texel, was boarded BY
the British man Of war Aboukir OF a guns,
admiral Parker, and had 8 British sailors
impressed. 18th, in lat. So saw fleet Of
about IL sail of merchantmen from Eng
land for Qnebec. June 9Th, in lat. SO, Al,
long. a., spoke brig Susannab, Ia days
from N. Carolina for Tenerfe. 18th III
lat SO, So, long. 65, As, spoke schooua
Reindeer, 4days from Salem for BarbF
does. Next day spoke schooner from
NeWburyport for Dominique.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-29
PHILADELPHIA, Janae IS.
FROM CUBA.

By the schoonsr Messenger, we have rel
eived Havanua papers from our CORES.
pondents including the 10th instant. 4!
supplement- to the HAVANA Messrng
of the last date contains an extract from
a Kingston G.) paper of the 18th irsrn1
which details the assassination of Bcaa
parte at StrasburG on the Sd April---h'1
Talleyrand was placed at the head :"
affairs at Paris on the nineteenth Of the sar1
month that Louis the eighteenth was carl
led for and that Ferdinand the king c|
Spain was sent for to Paris. The ACCOUNT
of these inciden Is, to which we do n"|
yield a moments credit, are said to haS]
been brought to Port Royal o. by u
cutter Hope; whio h sailed from Portsn'ou1
on the 2sth April, several days later ". en'
which is the news brought by the Pacla''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-29

GENERAL ORDER OF THE ARsy
Thursday, 18Th May, 1909, year 9Th.
(There has been no General Order II t!r .,
ny since the 4A Abri.
The fort Of the rebel, John Dngotier, ara
the four camps which surrounded it, anS
which were situated on the. plantation s.
bourin au Boucassin, have just been carriss
by a coup-de-main, by major general Pete
Toussaint. The rebels have been routsd
and owed their escape only TO the quickneg,
of flight over the precipices, abandfninp
their arms, artillery, ammunition, effects
&c. The papers containing the correspond
enoe of John Dugotier, with the chiefs al
the rebels, and his register book Of letter.
have been taken.
Two pieces Of iron cannon, one a twel.
FOUNDER, the other four, large quantity
Of ammunition, cartridges, and lmplemsna
of artillery, together with a number of pr.
soners, both men and women, are the fruit;
of this brilliant expedition.
The troops employed did not all partc.
pate in the action; the Sd regiment only
was engaged.
These happy effects are due to the wis,
dispositions of gen. Peter I oussaint, who
praises very much the intrepldity Of the
commander Francisco Victor, and the Sd
regiment, who SO well seconded him.
This expedition being SO well terminated
the troops have returned to their respective
cantonments.
Done at head quarters, at the Cape, the
18th May, 1909, sixth year OF the lnds.
pendence.
Chief of the staff,
P. ROMAN.
Examined and approved ofby
HF NRY CHRISTOPHER.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-29
Walhin, gton Society.

THE Members of the Washington sor
ETY. of Alexandria, are hereby requested
attend a regular STATED meeting of the 50 .,
Society, at Mr.. Cat,bn's hotel, on TUEsDas
the fourth day Of JuIy next, at ! ! O'Clock !,
the forenoon. The " will be attended by Y
Children of the Washington Free Sehes
for The purpose of exhibition and exail al'
ton, and particularly the scholars who me- q
been placed in the Latin school at the :,
pence of the Society.
By order at The standing committee,
G. Deneale, See,y.
June "a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-29
From the Federal Gazette.

We were politely favored by a respectable
mercantile gentleman, with a Haytian pa
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-29
CONGRESS.
sE0USE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
r HuRsDAY, 9une 1.
DEBATE

~ lfr. Randolbh's moti0n for approvzas'
the late conduct Of The president Of the q.
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04

A BEAUTIFUL dark bay, Is hands
Ahigh, full of strength, health & vigor,
end inferior to no horse either for speed or
bottom, of fine bone and muscle. This
morse was purchased oy me when in Lon
don of Lord Grosvenor, he was then in
training will stand the ensuing season at
Sandy Point, Charles City country. The
scarcity Of money induces the subscriber
to let him cover mares this season at 10
dollars the single leap, 30 dollars the sea-
son, thirty dollars to insure mare in
foal, the insurance money to be paid by
the gentleman who inssred If changed, the
season money may be discharged by the
pan,eut Of fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, at which time the season will ex-
pire, with half dollar to the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastur-
age of the beat white clover gratis the
gratest care and attention paid the mares,
but will not be answerable for accidents
or escapes. This horse has not run many
races, but his performance will sufficiently
justify the opinion Of Lord Groyennor Z
his Son, who certify that they consider him
the best three year old hore in England,
and challenging any year old, which was
not accepted.
To October 1913, at New Market, he
won sweepstake of 400 guineas, 10 sub
scribers, at geo guineas each, half forfeit,
colts carrying 8 stone sib. sllies stone
beating Sir Harry, Mr.. Cookson's b. c. by
Sir Peter, Mr.. Perrin's b. Yong Javelin,
Sir Francis Ssandish's CHI. C.. Split Pigeon
IS to 4 against Admiral Nelson, 7 to 4 a.
gainst Sir Harry, S to 1 against Split Pr
geon, and Toto 1 against Young JaveIip.
In 1893 lie won a sweepstake of 500
guineas, IA subscribers at 200 guineas each
beating Lord Egremont's b. C. by Precep-
tor, out of Bob Tail, Mr.. PERKINS, b. c.
Javelin, and Mr.. Golding's Boaster- = to
on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he got 80
much injured in his practice that ne did
not come on the tar fagain until 1903, when
he won purse Of S6pounds, 4 mile heats,
beating several fne horses. ;. Sc Sporting
Magisine for shis year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by
10 Grosvenor, got by John Bull and foal-
ed in 1895 his dam Olivia, by Justice
her, dam CIPHER by Squirrel out of Frib.
ble's dam, by Regu.us.. See Supplement- to
the Sud Box. page IS.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
N. B. Notes for the twenty dollar
must be sent with the Mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
THE IMPORTED HORSE
As, P A U /,

Formerly ST. Paul. is beautiful scrrel, Is hands
5 inches high, remarkable for his elegance,
beauty strength and fine bone.
MILL ST AND the ensuining season at my
w plantation. in Powhatan county, on James
river, 3 miles above the Manakin Town Ferry,
and about the same distance below ]ude's ferry,
to cover mares at twenty five dollars the sea.on.
but may be discharged by the pay n,eut of <igh.
teen dollars. or the price of eighteen bushels of
wheat at Dover mill in Cocchland county, if paid
by the FIRST day of December nexs, with half a
dollar to the groom. AS good and extensive pas.
rusaee as any in Virginia, gratis. and mares fed
with corn at the market price, If rhe money is
sent with them, and the greatest attention paid
to the mares, but no liability for escapes or other
accidents. The season will commence the first
day of March, and end the FIRST day of August.
This beautiful horse Paul, was raised by the
Prince of Wales, and got by his horse Sal,rsm,
who was got by 0'Keiy's Eclipse, his dam vi
rago. by Snap, Pants dam Purity, was got by
MAtchem her dam the Old Squirt mare, of an
great fame as any mare IN The kingdom Pau's
colts are equal 10 anyin Virgins, and he 10 .
sure toai getter. Several of his colts may be
seen at his stand.
71o's Harris, Jr. ll1ilzvooa.
Powha'an eounsy, Feb.
"a 20 1862 eo2uwtIJn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04

. store II bs. Two years old cure 100
guinness.
May is. The Joeky Club Plate Of 50
guineas, for horses the properly of mem.
bers. : yeais old, z stone h.. s,.ar.
old. s;one 3 lbs. years o d. sour
lbs. and aged. stone IL lbs. 4 mi1.. =
fsrlong and 1873 yaid$.
Mr. Lakes Nymphina, BY Gou.
~. four years old,
Gen. Gowas's Felipe, BY Wits.
key, aged,
,,I Lord sactville'. prospero. by
Whsk =, aged,
Lord Low hers's Brown Horse.
Lot s years old,
Lord Folev'a Captain Absolute.
by John Bull, aged,
Ascot Heath, June %. Sweep Staks 90
80 gulneas each, - forfeit, for i've III =,
I'D coils, etone lbs. Fillies. q .,on.
Q lbs. half mile. ''0ne
H. r. H. the Duke of York.
S''ve more by Gou,y,
Mr.. Faemel's B. FLY, sis'erro
Bantsm, BY Gohanna,
Mr. Embden's Miss Sc dIing hv
Toteridge, q lbs. extra,)
M Ladbtoke's sis.er to EIea;.
on, who won the Derby Stakes in
1897, ~
The season will commence ON ~
OF March, and end the LIST of Amen s'
ARCHIBALD BRANCH.
Feb. Goth, 1908.
!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
ep2mwt1Jn
IN COUNCIL. Feb. 81 1900

H. Ss
THE Lieutenant Governor laid before the boar
letter from Samuel Coleman, assistan
clerk TO the council, stating that the requisite
Of the aavice OF council of the Ist of January
1858 and of,the 18th of February of the sarne
year, have nor been suIIiGien ly attended 10 and
have failed TO produce the contemplated eEea.
and proposing thar the subje9 OF The said sdvi.
ces be reconsidered, and that the resul, Of such
reconsideration be published in the Virginia Ar
gus, for the information of all concerfied. -
Wherenpon, it is advised, thai extracts of che
said advices, to wit:
III Council, junuary 1, 1908:
"That ne commissions will be hereafter issts-
ed tor the organisation of any troop of csyalry
or company of artillery, or OF srenadiers, Ugh,
infantry 0 siflemen Of the respective battulioss
OF the several regiments until musteT roll of
such troop or company, "a the case may be.
shall be certiRed by The commanding officer of
the regiulsnt or Of the battalion to which such
troop or company maybe attached or belong."--
And.
an Council, February 10, 1908.
"That no commission shall 30 hereafter is
saes to MI any vacancy in any troop of cavalry
o. IN any volunteer company Whatsoever until a
certified roll of the said troop OF company shall
have been received fTen the commandment of the
regirnentto which the same may be attached, or
OF winch 1t may form part, shswiug that the
sad troop or company con aims, al the time
when IL IS proposed to fill such vacancy, a, ea,,
the SMALLEST number which by law it is direasd
10 Contain" be published IN the Virginia Argu,
for rive months
tia further advised, That 10 enable the Exc.
CURVE completely TO carry into effea the fourth
seehon of the act, "',espeaing the militia Of
TINS commonwealth" passed the goth of Ianua
ry, 1907 the Lieutenant Governor be requested
70 direa the Adjutant General SO 10 change the
TORN OF the regimental and brigade retxrns, as
that the strength and equipments of any troop OF
cavalry, or company of artillery, Iigh, infantry,
grenadiers or rifcmen attached to, or forming
part of, any regiment OF the militia of this
commonwealth, appear in such regimen,sl ard
afigade returns; and thar the Commandments of
such troops and companies be required 10 make
dupicases of the returns required of them by law.
% the eommandants of tl.e regiments to which
they are respectively attached or belong, "a the
case may be.
Ez,raa e om the Minutes,
Attest
DANL. L. HYLToN,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
7hs High Bred Imported Horse.
M Sir Peter. Zeaxle

INC PsoPs'. Or Sol: John Tayloe Of No..
Airy and the su,scrib rs, u''e
WILL STAND the ensuing ...,,, :.
Ss, IN Aioenarle county. ten miles -
Sso'''sVi'ie' and will cover mares on 80
fonow,ng tern,s--ten dolIsrs Inc lea, - -" s'S
IN hand twenty dola's the season - rS'o
nfs' OF Move mbes next, thirty dolar. 80 NC
.,Ale WIN foa', aud in either case. on. doll,
WIN eSen mare TO the groom. The f,Iloa;,,s
asueies OF produce will be received IN r,vr,.,,s
TOBACCO inspected at Warmirster w.. an,
.oi, OF any oiher inspection bcIow on Iam,. -.
~. S"s per flour delivered at Milton .,
warren at dolls. per sbl--whiskev La, ~ y.
cur house or in Chariot; esviI,e =, "a soo =.
gauen, provided those article. ars ds,;,,. s pr
.ns nrst OF November or approved uotss &c III ~
Y" % assisnedl IN any person livins, ,n -. "a
J. aten' eounSy 70 the amount of 90 iolI, MI, -
.ahen TOT the season, if offered before ths 60
. Oh tne season, A deduction o. On ne, c.n,
Ths ,.e ,or cash 1t sent with the ma,es.
Ahe seasoh will commence the first of nf,,.,,s
expire the hrst of August. We ave- $3.50 1nu
lMhisn tgraas) extensive and exce,isot - .,,,. :.
age, consistng of red and wh;,e ST. ~
StEs, &C. well enclosed in separa,e SEA- $3.50
,os Tor mares and colts, or mares sen, 49,
nave iV.'eo. Grain will be furnish a =, % -
Psi ousne', Tor which he money NM, he sen,
$50 ' $3.50 boarded at Is per week. We as.
he GA r',.N taat the greatest attention will
:. - IN every particular, left in our care
bur esnnot be fable for any secia.n,. or cur
which may happen " e'cApes
Sir Peter Teazle is brown b,y hor.e nm, >,
nign neaph AID vigor, full sixteen h,rd. h;,t
OF me most favorite blood. for ac,ion in All be
Sahs, substance bone, constitution ,bane c. "a
.'ehess ana color, no horse can excel him Hs
never started. paid or received :orfe;, he;no ne
, yes ''snnng We only think it necessary fur.
.nersso observe for the information IF ,hoss
usmsn VINO May not have an oppor,un;tv of s.
ing this sae hore, but have sesp gnow,e =, sec, sec,
mere Is very striking likeness in their fo,y,, I
ssne.n appearance, Sir Peter Teaze surna..;n+
MN M !" me eye ear and sprghtly carriage.
me yell known superiority an b;gb .,,;r,
non o' ms stSck, both in England and ti.s eoun.
s sb,, w. II IS presumed emit lie him to liberal
snare OF The public patronage. Il will be s,c,
.r 1 MS Pedig'ee annexed. eha, in him Il mi.
81 uom MS famous sire aad dam, The most a.
p,ovea crosses in Englaud--In .hor, ue h.l;s 81
Tue. rms morse IS as well calculated to prodpce AZ
vsluaosa stock for any service whatever A. ,nS
p M" morse thar has yer stood in this CONT
iis superior size. elegance and blood ius,;es =
ssseIuon' lie covered last season in 'Fredsr,.t
county, and proved himself yems,k,hIs ~.
70 establish. III our hands
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
Select Speeches.
Jasf received by S. Pieasants, jr.
RICHMOND,
SELECT SPEECHES,
FoRENSIcK ANs PARLfA-
MENrARl,
With PREDATORY Remarks.
BIZ N. CHAPMAN, M. D.

In this selection will be found the N est
celebrated speeches OF Lord Chatham, nd.
mund Burke, Lord Mansfield, William Pitt.
the elder and younger, Sir. Robt WaIpole,
Mr.. Sheridan, Mr.. Fox, Mr.. Curran, Mr..
Thomas Erskine, Mr.. Wilberforce, II.
Grafton, &c. SC.
The work is adorned with handsomely
engraved portraits Of Burke, Carran, She
ridan, Fox, and Pitt. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
Wllziam Wooas.
Albsmarls, r,b. 90, 1909. oaS 3,
PEDIGREE

&C. or reter feazle wa, GOT by lord Derbv,s crs
our Peter Teszle, unqusslionably the hes, Gn
"a England, his dam Lucy, by Condutfor ' p
pa. iIe. his grandam by spe ,ator. hi, % %.
s.snSam oy Bank, his gfandam By IN. s ns'
~ s1 ne s or Flying Childres acknowledged 70
dam BY T,oe q Bns s ever trained his gan
prus Arabian. out of,he Duke of RuIard,.y ny ~
~ PACK. Sir Peter Teaze his sire was 90 oU -.
hgahyef. hts dam P,pilion, by snsn $50; y
;. d; pa. ~. Hghayer, his grandsirs ~, sn ,a1
oy herod, his dam Rachel, see S. 2si c sot
ueuo' was got by Matehem, out of snau -,.r.
?; o. pa. III. Spectator was 60, By CIR ,'1 &c,
,y,. ~. ~, mare, . pa. 2t2. Maiehem
Sian's oy eAoe' Cade BY the GodoIphin Ara
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04

Il 4IRACT from the proceedings Of the
President add Professors Of William,
q VI ,ry College March I'd 1909.
Resolved, That CharlesI CabeH, Ben
Jannn . Jones' and William Old, students,
De, ana hereby are, forever expelled from
this College, for having been CONCERNED 10
duel; the two hfst as principals, ard the
t'er as a second to one of the parties. >,
Signed,
- 4. MADISON, President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
Negroes for Sale.

T SHALL sen, at Public Aostiou, upon a ere.
dit Of one and two years, at Bedford cuart-
house, the Goth March next,
40 Likely Negroes,
with unexceptionable security, win be recruited
on the day Of sale.
JAS. c. ANTHONY.
Richmond February 9th. 1909 wtd.
The famous high sIoodsd Horse,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
Powhatan Warehouse

rs now well enclosed, and sufficient room
covered in to receive one thousand hogs
heads of Tobacco. The subscribers have
engaged good coopers, and promise quick
dispatch to those who may favor them with
their custom.
FRAYSER u WHITIS,
INSPECTORS.
March 9TH, 1905. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
Buckingham County,

January Court, 1900.
MonsrieHe Hill, Adm'r. of Robert,
Hill, dec. Plaintiff. II.
AsAtNsT, I Chan
Richard Hudnail 4 Peter Guer- esrs.
rant, Defendants,
ON the motion of che plaintiff bv his at
- torney, and it appearing to the salts.
faction ofthe court that the defendant Hud.
nall IL nct an iDhabitant of this state, 1t is
ordered and secreed that unless the said
Hudnnil shall appear here on or before
March term next and answer the planting
bill, the coart will then proceed to take the
same for confessed as to him, anc, decree
the matter thereof accordingly, and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in
some public newspaper of the city of Rich .
mond for two months successiveIy, and ano-
Their copy be posted hp at the front doSr ofthe
eosrthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
K. ELDRIDGE, ir. d. q.