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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
VIM. MIC LAY,
Watch u Clock Maker,

In ecHAeqaeitee ofthe iate fire, has removed
To Ink nept House a5ove his for
re7- Dtuefiing, onfhe 1fain sreef;
Where. he continues to M AK f. and
REPAIR ALI kinds of Wi TCHES and
CT o ks, as heretofore.
Grateful to his numerous friends
For the great encouragement he has hither-
? To experienced, he will omit no exertions
10 merit their future support.
He has on hand, an assortment of JEW
ELRY and SILVER WORK, for sale; x
constantly keeps good workmen employed,
TO execute in the newest style, and on the
shortest notice any orders in the above
branches, with which he may be favored.
~ w. NJ G has also erected proper
Ernaces, with every necessary apparatus,
for the purpose of CASTING BRASS To
any given pattern and has in employment,
some of the most skillful founders, or cas-
tiers of Brass to enable him to complete all
orders in that line, in the very best man..
ner.
". B.. The highest price given for old
Sold, silver, Copper Brass and Power.
May 4;b, 1909. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %, 1906.
CERTIFICATE OF
MR. rAoMha KRLso- hu,cher.

Mr. THoMhs KsLsoy 8uCcher.
About three weeks since vRs most vislsntiy
attacked with Rneu;hSnc pains throughout nv
whole trsme. In 20 sayero a manner as not 20 he
able TO 'nrn in my bed without assistance. pro.
ceFdins. suppose from severe cold /; on being
advised by a friend TO apply DR.. Tissott's Gout
and Rheumatic Drops. / accofdinsIy Obtained
from the agents. (Vnsssrs. G I0obbln and Muir.
rhy) two BOTTLES. ihe application ct which (un-
der God have perfectly reasoied my health. I
am therefore induced wish confidence to recon.
mend This medicine rs certain cure for the a.
cove disorder.
Signedi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 80
Ditto plain g
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound 1os6 12s
Do. side leather, 7ss o.
Negro shoes (strong russell $50 S.
Womens leather shoes, thick soles, 7se
DO. do. thin, co. 6so
DO. do. slips, s.
DO. Morocco do. 40
DO. dc. ties, 7s6
Girls leather shoes, zs6
boys 90. 4s6 7ss
Any Of the above articles made 70 order
eft at the Penitentiary Store, second doc
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. ]. BURR.
Richmond March 20, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09

IN COUNCIL, May %, 1909.
I1POpO AIS will be received by the Exceu.
\ rive ca Thursday the 20 n day Of June next.
fOt repairing between Five and Six Thousand
stand OF puiiIc Arms Thu repairs will be Of
various Kind and the Exec rive would prefer
esn,ract at much piece, for each stand, 10
be made completely ht for service. The arms
nsy be Een, add further information obtained
BY application 10 Alexander QuarrIer.
ExWaet from the Journal,
DANIEL l.. HYTLON @. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
IN COUNCIL, MAJ la lsos.

IN CouEcIL, May 10 1909.
DROPOShLS wiz, be received by the
Il Executive for raising seven eighteen
pounders opposite Dew's Point, Nanse
mood River, until the lss day Of July next.
Daniel l.. Hylton, c. C.
JuIv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
Land for Sale.


DY virtue of decd of trust, bearing
- date the Eth day Of Oct. in the ve,r
eighteen hundred and seven, executed By
Peter Clarkson, to the Subscribers as trss.
tees, for the purpose of securing
sum of money therein mentioned.
10 be due to Richard Ward Birkhead and.
Thomas BiFkhead, will be sold IN Char.
louisville, before the door of Tripleu T
Estes, on the first Monday in June next,
that being AlhemsFle court dsy,
Tract of Land,
In said deed conveyed, supposed to
contain as acres and half lying
IN the counties of FIuvanns and Cooch.
land, according to the provisions of an ac,
entitled an act concerning executions aud
tor other purposes. The subscribers will
make deed as trustees only
JOHN WARD,
DOUGLASS BOCOCK.
May ID, 1909. (s~.I
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May 81, 1908
iNsPEcToR's OFFICE,
WAsHIEGToN, .fPRIL 81, 1899.
(ORDERS.)

~ a AlESTOR, APRIL II, 1899.
(ORDERS.)
A LII Officers Of the Army who are ON
"a furlongh or absent from thew yvspec-
tive corps or stations, will report the mselyes
without delay to the Adjutsnt and inspec.
tor OF ihs Army, Msjs fic6Il, at the Guy
OF Washington stating Oh what authority
they are absent and the period for which
their turioughs we're given, and all officers
sho shall hereafter be absent from their
respective corps or stations, will report
themselves moDthly az herein directed.
BY order OF the Secretary of War,
a. Y. NICOLL, Adj. & Inspec,o or.
" Those Printers who are authorised
to publish The Laws ct The tenth Congress
OF the Uai'ed States are requested to insert
The above twice week for three weeks
and transmit their scc0un, TO The Accoun-
'ant OF the War Department for settle
ment.
mAprii %. fsy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
IN COUNCIL,

January 90, 1909.
JoROPOSALs will be received by the IKE
Il onive for manufacturing three hundred
an ninety Rifles during the present year, be
ING Che number directed by law to be provided
snnuaiiy, including the deficiency of last year.
Extract from the minutes.
DAM. T.. I1YLTON,
Clerk ofthe Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
Particularly Sforr.

he subscriber, Agent for the Peniten,ary,
= offers tor sale the following articles, the ma.
nutaeiure ofthat institution, at very low prices at
whole sale and retail,
CUT NAILS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
Negroes for Sale.

y Z virtue Ola deed OF trust executed by will
- liam Cannon to William Guerrant and the
subscriber, bearing date the 1st day Of Decen,
bsr, eigh,een hundred and seven, and of record
IN 'he County csurt of Buckingham. 10 Sc.
cure the payment Of money due 10 Daniel Bag
by and others, as expressed in the said deed will
be SOLD, to the highest bidder, for re.dv mo.
ncy, at John AndeBon's Tavern. in the ,ooo
Of New Canton, on Saturday rhe 24tb iav rs
June next, FIVE NEGROES, viz. Beck. Ma.
ria, Milly5 sam and Aggy. The subsc,iber
will only convey such ute as he has received BIZ
said deed.
Thomas Pittman,
Surviving Trustee.
New Canton, 2Osh NAV, 1899. tie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09

Broad and narrow Axes, Hatehets. Hoes, Ploua
Shares and CoulterS, Hinges, Wedges, Ham
rners, Tenders, Traces. Stretchers. and OK
Chains ;---Bridles, Collars, Halters, Braces.
Su'einglss, Back Bands Belly Bands, Breseh,
ing, Fire Buckets, &c. t5c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09

The famous high blooded Horse,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-30
RICHMOND, .uarsa j.
+ IR Eli

The inhabitants ofthis city were ,y,,,,.,
yesterday about II o'clock, A. : I r
hedions cry. The fire broke our n ~ N
street If honse occupied by Mr., N Mn man
Hatter-and is said to have originate i O.
the heat of an iron pipe, which pass. .J nom
the house. The fire appeared fire., N a ufo'
the root Of the house, and as the wind uPo'
extremely high, the most serious a sl S@
were immediately entertained, Of tbs a "'
gressot t.le devouring element. Man,, '
house was consumed to the ground, IL
wind being norsherly the fire passed dn,a a'
the street. 1t caught and consumed ' >.
neighboring tenement, occupied By NJ, M.
Clay, and Mr.. Neal Nrlson--and sn.'
wooden building, occupied by grocer -''
The devastation next extended to the "
due Store Of James Brown-and coDsun VI
the store on the main street, toce,hrr m;I
the warehouses behind, with large ous,;
ty of groceries, sugar, coffee, -four, &C.
A small alley next prtsen ed itsylfbetv.,,
the vendae Office and the store of MrsS'
Bohn and Hubner--the fire crossed thiy j
Icy, and consumed the Kitchen, in The b,c,
yard, attached to t.; last tenemenr. r.,
store Of NIessrs. bonn and Hubner .sc,osd
partly owing to its superior elevation to i.
contiguous buildings, and partly to its roof
being composed OF slate. From the kitchen
the FIRE extended to the roofon the suite cfI
brick buildings, below Messrs. Bonn a,I
Hubner's belonging to Gervas Stors, er
which suite was completely DESTROYED. TY,I
suite WIS composed IF various tenement,
occupied by Mr. Wercq, taylor, My:.,
Johnson and Reat, jewellers, 3lcSsr,. S6,n
pard and Lunze, and Mr.. Green merchant
The back houses attached othese tenemeD,
participated CT the same fake. The progress
Of the fire was at length arrested BY para.
pet or party wall, attached to the tenement
occupied by Mr. w. Temple, and scplr4.
ing the roof of that tenement hom that Of
Mr.. Green's.
The wind was violent and the most se
rious fears were entertained Of the fate d
all the buildings on the north side Of tie
market bridge. The flaming brands Hewn
an immense distance. They setire 10 Sc
vera! roofs on the other side of the street.
to several on the same side below-tasYI
few even below Shockoe Greek and setheI
10 tie market house, close to the market
bridge, and to several houses below. me
brands are supposed to have flown ia one
direction nearly 600 yards.
No computation can yetbe formed OF tic
injury and loss sustained The houses az
generally valuablc-;he suite OF brtS oai@,I
inas was however insured By the Hu''I
Assurance Society of Virginia. A cons,
derable quantity of goods was dt'T'Es0l
particularly in the vendue o!hce and E%'l
houses Of h1r. Brown
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-30
Here's, a9M Dec 1906

Dr.R DonrcQ-I have rece'veuD, :, *
Gregorii, at Z O'Clock this mornlns lions an
traordinarv despatch,contalnl0F va a;nb / Ia.
important news from Madrid, OF w1 \ !. YER YER
rot time to send you copy, as It It. . o,e d
long. and there is barely time 10 'a ,, .boutr
the captain general, to whom n. ! ~ an, be r:
forward II. The substance OF 1t nay ,rri;ol
dpeed to this The French VINO s 81 By ii
ed and surrounded Madrid, alaTnlr po. : al
failure of nine mails from paw .be MAJ
informed inform Ct the junction Of ,, ins Dc
o,,is de Romano, and the u bod rssoF
infantado, With their armies l ll.u did i
ed to eva cuate Madrid, which II 5ft heir peo
two divisions, leaving very te" o. aad 10 81
PIC on their way to which INC, ,ney,Id q
inevitably be cut off, and not one
main. -. The military
private property which they T.. mao andns. The
was sufficient to load 1900 waS5a rragoO an
also assert, that the news iron, .. mat bot
Catalonia i..a had filed with eon steiner 1h
Joseph Bouaparte and his -, o' 10 commun
IS all that my time permits ms "
cate. &c"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-30
TO RENT.

The HOUSE on Water-strcct, occupied
by the subscriber, and possession given the
DIST of next month, or immediately ii de-
sired.
Charles NTad{worth.
March So
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-30
CHARLESTON, March r.
FRO II PAIM
HAVANA, Nafch To-

Don yuaS DourcQ DE V1croR' g Ca :.
man we'll known in this city a"' , a.
markabIv for his probity, as t's P E.., fs.
tation he holds, has received i'''s' ;rba
his brother Don JosEF VrcToS, s al 'Dl
bitant OF the city of Xeres de Ia PROM
OF tie following tenour =
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S,trayed or Stolen,

From the commons Of .i{ea andyza,
A BAY HORSE. about s years old-who-
"A ever Will return him, or give iniorna-
ton where he may be found, to the Printer,
shall be generously rewarded.
March 80 go
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-30
For The .4lexandria Daily Gazette.

s I caught the animal last night,
IS ind siezDedit Ger by candle Hghts;
80 n,ark'd u quell, 'tzVas black asJef-
IS You stare, bit sirs Tue gos styet'
S e md can produce it--iaray SIR do'
sc I'll lay my life the thing IS dl''e--
s. md I'Hbe s7vorn, that zuhea yoa've seer =
g The reptile, you'A pronounce At green.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-23
FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.

IN your paper Of the 10th instant; gave
a demonstration OF the properties of ro-
tatmy whtel along plane and general
application OF the same principle TO the
m"ticn of the earth round the sun
with ;he consequences resulting from
this motion. j shall now proceed 70 inves-
tigaie aiG illustrate these consequences
more particularly than l did in my last
essay; although my professional engage.
menis permit but very small portion of
TINE iar suclI purposes.
an, well aware. OF the fidicue general.
" alta he'd 30 those who form new theories,
and dtpart from the established systems OF
tllc scientific world. There is no one more
ayefse than myself TO abandon sy stems which
iave been 6rnly established upon matte.
matical principles, or no one who holds in
higher reverence both the name & works of
Newton; yer whenever ny other can sup port
his Jocnmes by geome.rical demonstration;
shaft = ways be ready 10 hear him
j. my last essay, observed that the We.
locity o. sc upper poiat, was to the velSei-
ty 81 tne Gader -ppiBt, as twice the chord OF
thr arch ~ the circle over which they might
ave moved 20 the difference between twice
IT,, dismcier AID twice the chord OF the
s. pplement 81 that arch on haiviDg the RAJ
tiVs s the chord Oi the arch OF the circle
over whit they might have moved To the
din>ltnCe between tine diameter aud the
cbO. g Of the supp emeBt Oi thai arch From
whrDce Wiihout making any other calcula-
ton concluded that Wien ,he arch was
nothing, heir velocitles must he equal but
since, after calculating these respective
propotl - in different points ofthe quadrant,
bLd onst qoence ofayery different Batu, c
md suh nO's surprising will result for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-23

BY whatever means a change so favor
able to the happiness aud prosperity Of our
country may have been effected, il affords
equal cause of graduation to every patriot
and friend OF tree government, to be trans
terred from the gloomy prospects of ca
iamitous and distressing war, with all its
train of evils and privations, 10 the pleasing
SMILES ofpeicc, with its coucomitant bles-
sings.
Influenced by the same benign providence
which led us safely through an eight
years war of virtuoas revolution, each of
us may now again enjoy under our own
vine & our own fig tree the just fruits of our
labours--an event so joyful in all its ten.
denotes and aspccss--so suspicious to our
national happiness, and the preservation of
republican principles, will not fail to IN
spire suitable sentiments of gratitude TO
the great ar5iter of nations and dispenser
of all good.
With whatever zeal, Fellow Citizens,
officers aud sold ers of the militia, we have
(by rallying around the national standart)
evlnced our readiness e. defend our country
against its threatened dangers and to vim
dictate its injured honour against those ma
tional insults & injuries to which it has been
subjected by foreign powers-It equally
behoves US as coed citizens to rally around
our national government by uniting our eff
forts with the constitutional functions to in
sure the blessings of Peace, Union, and
Freedom, 60 our beloved Country.
In communicating the thanks of the Pre-
sident of the United States, to the volun-
teers whose patriotic services have been
rendered to the United States-and the
congratulations of the Governor of this state
on the late happy change of prospect with
respect to our foreign relations, and his sea-
sonable and judrciuus elaboration to ac-
quire knowledge of military discipline as
the best security in the day of battle--the
commanding officer cannot withhold the
just tribute of applause to the officers and
soldiers of the Sd Brigade for the prompt
and manly discharge of their respective
duties upon all occasions when called upon
by the constitutional organs of their country
"a retrospect of the past insares the plea
sing anticipation of their future good CON-.
duct.
The commandants of the regiments com
posing the Sd Brigade will forthwith dis
charge from requisition the detachments
now IN readiness for actual Nrvice.
JOHN GUER2ANT, Jr.
B G. Sd b. V. NJ.
Goochland, May 10th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-23
Manchester Academy. May 81, 1870
BRIGADE ORDERS.

THE commanding officer Of the Sd bri-
gade feels much pleasure in Offering his
sincere congratulations to his brother off
GERS and soldiers on the favorable change
IN our public affairs, which has produced
the enclosed circular letter from the de-
psrtment OF war, accompanied with one
from his exceIlency the Governor Gust re-
ceIved) by which the re4uis,tion lately
made upon the body of the militia of this
state is declared to be no longer required
20 be held in readiness for actual service.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-23
Your most obedient servant,
Il. GERRY.
Cambridge, 27th Ahrii, 1909.

Extract from the letter of Mr.. Gerry, to
Timo,hy Pickering, Esq. Secretary Of
State, da ed Nsntasket Roads, LIST Oct.
1898.
When left the United States in Au.
gust 1877, the ciIzeHs in general appe ar
cd to be earnestly DESTROYS of reconsilia-
ton with France, on terms consistent with
the honor, interest and welfare of The two
republics ;lhese being free from claims x
controversies in regard 10 territory, boun-
daries, and many matters which embrol
states ; and llom competitions relative to
their productions, IN nufac,ures and COM
merce, had a mutual and manifest interest
in the renewal of their commercial and
friendly intercourse with each other. Ma
ture seemed to have entitled the u. States.
in their remote situation, TO the peaceable
pursuit of their industry by means where
OF, in its varlops branches, their wealth <
power were rapidly Increasing and 10 an
exemption from the conflicts Of Europe
which, Involving them, would check their
population, dram their resources, and en-.
sure their poverty. On a candid invesli-
CATION then of the eau ,es of the unhappy
differences betwees the two governments,
on disposition 10 correct errors, to which
all governments ate more or less liable,
and on their mutual resolution TO rscipro-
cate justice, the success oil The mission was
conceived to depend aed as this temper
marked the plan of pacEcstion adoptes
by the u. States, there was rational pros
pect of success.
On the 26lh OF July, left Paris and
from the best information which could
obtain relative to the disposition Of the Ex-
ecut've Directory (tor never had any di-
rect commu 'icaiion with them) they were
very DESTROYS Of a reconciliation between
the republics. Every impeachment to my
departure had been adopted by the French
minister, and he would have prevented ~
had he succeeded in his plao of an epistols.
ny discussion :his object was. as | conceiv-
ed, 10 gain time for ascertaining, whether
the United States were tnen disposed to
treaty of this he manifested doubts, being
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28
Boots and Shoes


Fair tops, back straps, So
Ditto 8
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Plantation and light fine shoes, 1856 12s
Do. second & third q Ialities, 7s6 9s
Negro shoes (strong) Sc IS
Girls do. As 4s
Boys do. $50 Csc
ChilGrens' shoetees, So 4s6
Fire Buckets S4} 5 perpair
Brides, Surs ngles, Whip thongs, Spur lea
theirs, Hame strings, Back Bands, Lead
ing, Garden, Hambro and Fishing linss
Any OF the above articles made TO orders
left at the Penitentary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern.
ID. J. BURR
April 20, 1908. Gavin 1awtO
~ The Shoes are reduced much 5eiow
tie former hrice.
~ PENITEN rIARY STORE,
Richmond 22d March, 1909.
| In consequence of the advance on he cost
of Iron, Wrought Nails are raised one cent,
and Cut Nails and brads half cent PER
pound, on the above prices.
d.. BURR, Agent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28
Pr 14..,,,.,r.,,,.,:
@7F8sssssess

a BEAUTIFUL dark bay, Is hands
high, mil of strength, health & yIgor.
and interior TO no hor sc either for speed or
bottom, OF fne bone ard muscle. This
morse was purchased by me when i'm 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 subsc riber
to let him cover mares this season at 10
dollars the single leap, 20 dollars the sea-
son, thirty dollars to insure mare in
foal, tue insurance money to be pad. bv
the gentleman who insured il changed the
season II, ney may be discharged by the
Pament of fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, AT which time the season will ex-
p'ie, with half dollar to the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastur-
age OF the best white clover gratis the
grate,t 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 Grcvennor s.
his Don, who Certify tia; they consider him
the best shrse year old hcre in England.
and challenging any year old, which was
not accepted.
In October 1898, ar New Market, he
won swSepstake of l400 su;neas, ~ SUD-
scribers, al zoo guineas each, hall forfeit.
COWS carrying 8 stone BIB files 8 stene.
beating Harry, Mr. CouAson's b. c. by
) Peer, Mr. Perrln'S b. Yong JayeIin,
Sir Francs S aadsn's CHI. c. Spii, Pigeon
: 5 20 agains Admiral Nelson, 7 20 Z a.
ga'nst ''r Harry, 6 20 against Split Pr
Seoi, and 10 to aga INST Young Javelin.
In 1879 he won Il swe, pslake @ 1000
gu'neas, "a subscribers at 200 guineas each,
beating Lord Egrenon,'s b by Precep-
tor, out OF Boo Tail, Mr.. PERKINS, b. c.
Jayeiin, and Mr. Goid,ng's Boaster... IS to
on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he got SO
much injured un his practice that he did
not come on the turf again until 1908, when
he won purse OF 50p.unds, mile heats,
beating several fine horses. e. Sc Sporting
Magazine tor this year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON WIS bred by
10 d Grosveaor, got by John Bull and fo,i-
ed IN 1895 his dam DIVA, by Justice
her, dam CIPHER by Squirrel out of Frib-
Dies dam, by Regu u.s.. .See Suppl ment to
the nd 30 k. page Is.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
N. b. Noes tor the twenty dollar
must be ssDt with the mares
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28

DY virtue Of deed of trus, executed
~ TO the subscribers BY The trustee of
the estate al Elizabeth Msry Am NJ.
brookns To sscue the payment of he
sum of C 27O. W, n in,erest thereon from
the 20 h IF November. 1908, being The
hrst IN aim nj due from the said es ate
TO William Chea ham will De SOLD.
tn the highe't bidder, Sor read MONEY at
ZAchariah ook,'s tavern, in the town
OF Maoche ter, on Frida, the l2ih day OF
May Bex', four hundred and eighty nine
acres OF LAND, or SO much thereof as
VIII be sufficient to pay tn aforesaid sum
oil s 27O and the inn evcs, thereof. The
sO I'VE men,i n d Ind hes in the cou ,ty
OF Chesierf d about eight miles t,om
| he town of Manche ester. and a p,rt ther
OF was TO merlv of the Amp,hlll tact oil
land. he ed IF uus, is of record in
! the County Court OF Chesterfield. end he
subscr,b rs will C nvey to the purchaser
The title only which they have received by
that deed,
DANIEL GORDON,
JOHN BRANCH,
Suruiving Trustees.
April 18th, 1909. tbs.