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Patent w ashing Machines.

: ME subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public in general, thar he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
Of making and vending Patent Washing Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
~hrlstiana, in New Castle county, number of
Which machines he has already made, which
ave been tried Ivy divers persons and highly APP
2royed OF, as they save great part OF The labour
4 washing in the usual way. and are less njur-
rs to clothes. Ie will continue to make and
ave Il supply Of them on hand, which he will
u on reasonable terms to such as favour him
.,ith their custom, and will also sell to any per-
son right to make anG use them within the
the hundreds aforesaid.
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmington, Jan. 81, 1902 If
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Notice..

OUCH persons as are indebted to the es.
y tate of ESTHER YARNALL, de-
ceased, either by bond, note, or book-debt,
are requested to make immediate payment
to Tohn Warner and 1ohn Tordert, or eth
err Of them, who are legally authorised to
receive the same. And those who have
claims against said estate are requested to
present them for settlement.
William Warner, Ex'r.
Feb. II, 1909. tt
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Which is warranted an infallibe remedy
by one application.
Ague and Fever Drops,
For the cure Of Agues, ren.ittent and inter
mittent Fevers.
Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the Cure Of Ring worms, Tct-
rers, &c.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An eHectual remedy for all diGeaies Of tie
eyes.
Tooth Ache Drops,
which give immediate relief
IA Lees Corn. Plaster.
Damask Lip. Salye,
Restorative Powder.
For the teeth and gums.
The Anodyne Elixir.
For the cure Of every kind Of Head Ache
Indian Vedegesahle Specific,
For the cure of ycneral Complaints.
Lees Laxative Pills.
Each and every Medicine above enumeraa
ted have got their direction defcribing their
mode Of uie IN the mott perfect manner.
| October IS.
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Blue, BLACK, brown, drab, Marsc.es cuttings
cobeau, bottle green, Eus,iaas and Jeans
grey, and dark mixed Lutte strings
superfine cloths Sinshaw and Mautau
Carsstneres silks
Bennet's patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
Coafings and hannels Bandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchiets
Velyc,s and constitution Cammcls hair shawls
cords Checkered and striped
Bevereeus linens
7-8 and IA Irish linens Da,nask shawis
blue & yellow hankeens Russia & dowlis 'inens
Wide aud narrow cotton Rattinets &lbombazctts
cassi,neres Rcd s. green booking
Chintzes and cailcoes baize
Cambrick and common Brown hollands
dimites Suspenders
Calimancoes I'm ,rellas & parasols
Durant and Jones' spin Black satins and ho-
ming rentnes
Cotton and worsted ho- Scissors & pcn-knves
siery Silk hose
Colored ,chambray, cam Gilt & plated buttons
brick, jaclsanet, null Oh cloths
null, India, British, Trunks
book ,gurrah, bafta, Morocco & kid shoes,
leno Muslins &c. &c.
NIB. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner.
Wilmington, March 25, 1907. If
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Notice

rs hereby given, that in pursuance of q
i private Act Of the General Assembly OF
the state of Delaware passed at their lass
session, application will be made to tbs
next Orphans Court, to be held at New
Castle on the 17,h day Of next month. Tor
an order to sell the real estate of James
Marshall, late Of the borough of Whining.
ton, deceased, for the benefit of the devi'
sees named in his will.
SAMUEL CANDY,
Acting Executor.
Brandywine Mills, 9TH mo. ~. 1909,
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a LII persons having any demands q,
"A gainst the estate Of John Garrett,l ate
of Christiaua Hundred, deceased, are re-
quested to bring them forward, properly
at,ested, for settlement and those indebs.
ed are hereby required to make immediate
payment, to
HoRATIo c. GARRETT, 9 YRS.
January Z, 1909. ONO.
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n hitler Named.

a YOUNG MAN Of steady habits, SO.
[ A Der, attentive, honest, industrious and
conpleas!y master Of his business-'ro
such a one liberal salary will be given
Apply to the editor.
Wilmington. June "a, 1909.
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lanes Gardner,

ID ESPECTTULLY informs his friends
-E0and the public that he has removed
his store TO the cast side of Maiket-stree,
one door above Spacknan & Gruhbs, (near-
~ opposite the post-ofice) where he has
opened large assortment Of elegant Dry
GooLs amopp which are,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-26
A y aIuable Farm

NyOR PRIVATE SALE, situated e;shr
a miles moth west of Wilmington, in Ken
nit township, Chester county, formerly the
property of Caleb Hoops, deceased; containing
lbout 50 acres OF excellent land, under good
repair. Payments will be made easy to the pur
chaser. For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber in Wilmington.
VIM. Gibbons.
XNii.ninrion. Iuna s. 1900.
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Lees
Worm destroying Lozenges.

This medicine is superior to any ever Of
fered to the public, being innocent and mild,
certain aud eflicacious in its operations
Should no worms exist in the body, 1t will
without pain or gripping, clense the stomach
md bowels Of whatever is foul or offensive
and thereby prevent the productions Of worms
and many fatal eIiforders.
In order thar the heads Of families may be
able to Judge Of the complaints Of children,
whether they originate from worms or not,
we will describe the symptoms by which means
will he ea siIv known
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Y known
SYMPTOMS


Itching of the nofe and anus ; hunger with
ravenons appetite naufea knaw ing pain in
the tomach or nteltines ferid breath grind.
ing of the teeth and moaning in sleep; in
Permitting weak pulie, and hectic fever FAINT
iDgs and lometimes convniiion fits; paleness
wasting of the flesh bur there are ieyeral
kinds Of worms Itching about the anus Win
tenefinus are signs ofascarides,o or snail thread
womrs. Sudden grpings about the navel de-
note the common round worm. Craving
pa MS in the stomach, ard voraciousneis, the
nav worms And 4 weight in the bclly, like
the rolling Of ball, the taena, or tape
worm.
Far The ppuentioa and cure ofltGjous and maHg-
uant flvers IS Recommended.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.
PREPARED IV Richard Lee and San Britimore.
| Perions winlng to purcEaie This valuable
medicine are re9uelted TO be paaticuar IN en-
! gu ring for Lees .4uia-Bia1ous Pths, put up In
! wooden boxes, having ON the ou,hde wrapper
| the Egnature ofRichara Lee & Son--this is
necessary as there are other pills OF the fame
name. 49,,
The operation of thefe Ellis is perfectly mild
70 as TO be used with safety By perions IN every
| lituation. and OF every age.
| They have been found remarkably efflcaclous
in preventing and curing diforders attendant
on long voyages, ana should be procured and
carefully preserved for ufe by every seaman
Lees Elixar,
cetain remedy for cold, coughs, asthm7,s'
and particularly the whcoping cough, 10 &C.
! srruc!ive to children.
Lees Essence OF Mustard,
So we'll known for the cure of rlleunatihn,
govt, palfcy, sprains, &c.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to be uneqnallea
in the cure of nervous disorders, consuuptions'
lownels ofspirits, inward weaknesses, etc.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for tn
| Itch,
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NOTICE..

Wilmington, June $, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

y AN AWAY from Benjamin Moore's in
N Buckingham County near the Couri-house,
about the 14th of August, 1907, A NEGRO
NAN, named TOM he is about twentv-nine
or thirty years old, Ave fee' seven or eight in.
ohes high, ralher of yellowish complex n, has
scar On his right cheek, occasi ,ned ny the Doth
ache; he has rather down corntenance when
spoken to; and was purchased from Edward G..
Hill OF Spottsylvania County, by Beni Moore.
who gave him 10 his son William Moore. of
whom 1 purchased him. 1t is very probabl. he
has obtained free pass. and is at this time in
Spo tsylvania. where l expect his relations and
acquaintances are, or lurking about Richmond.
tie ran away about twelve months before his last
elopement, and crossed the Blue RiIge. and was
aPprehended in Berkeley County, 3. put in Mar.
tinsourg 1ail. He may have aimed Cor that
course again. bu think il most probable from
some circumstances that he has gone below where
he was raised. ANY person ,ha, vii deliver the
SAID negro TO the subscriber living IN Wsrnnin.
sterJ Nelson Comfy. Or Capt. Benz amin VI O e.
living IN 6uckrnghau c ua;y near the Court.
house, shal receive the an W rew4r! o VIII
give twenty Dollars 10 any person wa vii ao-
Prehend and securs him N any jail, AM give me
such information so tha. l &. him again AL
masters OF vessels are foyew .snsi e. IN CARVING
him out OF the s,aie AZ thei peril
Robert Moore.
Nelson County Janua.. 2 n 1909 ,vtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
To Aaron Burr,

VINO - absent from the State Of Virginia
TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue Of eommi,.
sion from Henrico Coun Court in sui,
tner. IN depending wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant shall proceed on the frst Morday
IN April next at the house Of Isaac Wakins, Saei.
byvilleJ Keniuoky, between the hours of eigh, in
the forenoon and six in the afternoon and no
tween the same hours Of each succeeding dav
nil all the testimony is taken, q take he de q
siS'ons OF Abraham Owings, ] Winlock. S,eph n
Sni h, and WingGeld Bullock, to be read in ev,.
d>noe in said suit.
Henry Schroeder.
January "a, 1903. w4f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
~ WORTHY OF IMITATION.

The Honesni Theory reduced 10 Practice.
The following circumstances took place
at the present session of the supreme Ju-
dicial Court, sitting in this ,own-yiz-
Two respectable tradesmen having con.
troversy relating to the boundary l,ne OF
an estate, came into court TO def.nd their
cause, in opposition TO a formidable pha.
ianx OF three lawyers, employed by a MGR
GIANT in defence of his claim. The plea.
dings were conducted with the greatest
ProPrIey by the two cItizens who observ
ed TO the Judge, (Parker} tina, the expen-
ces OF feeling counsel were too great for
them to continue-aud as they had paid
tor this service at the last trial, and lost
their case, they should now confide in the
business OF their CLAIM, and were wiling
to trust to the decision of AN impartial ,u..
~ on the evidence they shou d produce IN
court, and the plea they should offer for
II. The trial CONNIE iced on this anna
rent odds OF the contending parties, and
was finally decided by The Jury In favor of
the tradesmen.
we the more readily notice this Judi.
cial proceeding, as it may prove bene hcial
to the citizens in their fa,ure apDeals 10
the laws of their country. Many estates
are swallowed up by The exorb. an, char.
ges aud fees OF lawyers, buJ if the same
practice was pursued by the citizens in gea
neral as In the present instance, a grea;
deal OF money nigh, be saved and IN re
neral, great deal more justice woald be
obtained The delay and quibbles of law
yers, and the sophistry aed nonsense OF
their pleas, serve only 10 increase the ex.
penies OF their clients, and TO perplex the
jury in their decisions. To effect radi-
cal reform in the judiciary, let every citi.
zen follow the example of these highly res.
pecsed y'orfh.Erd T'radesmen.
(BOsron Chronicle J
On The 2lst OF November, in London
the price of FLOUR was 90 shllinrs per
sack, equal to 63 shilings sterling the A
nerlcan barrel. CoTToN, shilling, 40
IS cd, per ID. TOBACCO, , shiilings 20 Is
81 I'd. per. lb.-No;jolk Ledger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
aeirginia UeJisfature.
n y u Sc 0 F ID E. l. &c ATES.
TUESDAY. ] .n,larv IL.

TUESDAY, .nuary IL.
An engrossed bill I" To incorporate the
Petersburg Manufac uring Snciety," was
red a third time, several blanks therein
tilled up, and passed.
WEDNESDAY, January 10.
communication from the Senate by
their clerk.
Inc Senate have passed the bill Max.
ing provis' on or opening and improving
Wagon road from the Hot Springs TO the
confluence OF the Cow Pasture and ] .ckson',
river also tor repairing the main road
from the Warm Springs across the Warm
spring mountain and Mill mountain 20 and
The bill "Authorising the remission o
damages in CERTAIN cases" with amend
m-nts, to which they requs st the concur.
renee pf the House of DE egates ;-and
Their committee have exrn,ned several
other enrolled bills, which being found tru.
ly enrolled, have been signed by their Spea
kerr
The House proceeded to consider the a.
mendments proposed by the Senate to the
first named bill, and the same being twice
read, were agreed to by the House.
The House proceeded to consider the :
mendments proposed by the Senate to the
second named bill.
On motion, Ordered that the said bill
with the amendments be laid upon the la
BILE.
Mr.. Writ presented, according to order,
bill "For the relief of Sarah de Pass,
which was received and read the first time,
and ordered to be read second time.
On motion, Resolved, That all the scrap
iron and scrap steel now IN the armory be
longing to the public be forthwith deliver.
ed to the keeper of ne psnitcntiary, and
that he be directed % use the same m INV
manner most likely to contribute to the pub
llc benefit; and that a report be made TO
this House of the quantity, quality and des.
cription thereof.
Ordered, That the Clerk carry the said
resolstion 20 the Senate and desire their
concurrence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
THURSDAY, January 10

THURSDAY, January 10.
a communication from the Senate by
their clerk.
The Senate have passed the bill econ
corning certain lands supposed to belong to
Drysdale parish" with an amendment, to
which they request the concurrence OF the
House of Delegates.
The House proceeded to consider the a
mendment proposed by the Senate 20 the
said bill, and the same being twice read,
was agreed to by the House.
Ordered, That the Clerk acauaInt the
Senate threwith.
MARRIED -On Thus sday evening, the
18th inst. Mr.. WILLIAM PRossER, Of this
city, to the very agreeable Mrs. LErITtA
KING, OF Tuckomon, King William coun-
ty.
Same evening, by the Rev'd John ID.
BLAIR, Mr.. ROBERT POLLARD, Jun. of
King William, to the truly amlable and
much admired Mss EvELINE CHAM
BERLAYNK, of Henrico.
DlED-In Woodstock, on saturday morn.
ing the 9TH inst. COLONEL WILLIAM -:
DELANEY, for many years an inhab.tanI
and practlcins physician of that place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

From the Public Ledger.

FIN going over our late London pa
pers, we omitted the following ar
ticle; no intelligence had been re-
ceived to the date of our last pa.
pers to refute or confirm what l.
therein stated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

third of the estates have not materials in
the lumber way. am now delivering pitch
pine sc:,ntling to he converted into slaves.
1hope soon to see the American colors "a
gain in our harbor.-Prices quoted, viz !:
Is Flour per cargo, 81 to go dollars, by
retail IS TO so,
" Prime Beef. 81 dollars.
&C Pork SO to 40.
Candles, bits or O. cents per h."
Robbery Of the Mail defected.-We are
very happy to learn, from the information
of a letter FROM Edenton that discovery
has been made, which accounts for the fire.
quent robberies of the mail, between this
place and Newbern, which have been COM
mitted for some months past These rob-
berries appear to have been committed at
an inconsiderable post office at Lees Mills,
between Edenton and Plymouth, by per-
son by the name of Stubs, who has unfor-
tunately made his escape. The letter adds,
that should he be apprehendcd, but little
doubt remains, that there will be sufficient
proof, to effect his conviction.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Treasury Department,

At~ooui department.,
January 4, 1909.
SIR have the honor in compliance with
the resolution of the House of Representa-
tives OF the goth ult. TO transmit a state.
ment of the sums annually received at the
treasury of the United States since the com.
mencement of proceedings under the con-
stitution; and, also, statement exhibiting
the annual amount of the respective bran.
ches of the customs and the charges there.
on
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The honorable the Speaker
of the House of Representa-
tives.
Aggregate amount of the annual receipts of
the United States from the commence.
ment of the present government
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q virtue Of the last will and testament Of
- Pleasant Younghusband, dee WILL.
BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on the 4th or next month, at the
hour OF - O'Clock,
All MH Ground So Hlus4s.
Situated on the " ,rth Z st side vt the VI in
Street, formerly called M'Csl'4 or s ore.
nearly opposite thc h use and lYt bou me by
X. Cantor Of p. VI Mara, containing X "
five feet front, ex ending back halt the
depth OF the square, on the olioW NJ terms,
10 wit-one third cash, one third ~ six
months, and the remaining third in twelve
months; notes negot tjie at the back OF
Virginia and deed Of trus OF the proper
ty TO secure the paynen. of SAID no es W II
be required. And on the Gin of March.
at the court house o. II 'nricoc unity, (being
court day WILL BIZ SOLD,
Tract of Land.
Containing 400 Acres, more or less, situa-
ted ON Waite . swamp, adj lining he
bridge over the swamp wherein Tlop,as
Goodman lives, VINO will shew the land TO
any person wishing to purchase. There is
a good mill seat, with a co tlnt sire IN on
SAID land. The land will be sod for o,a
third cash, one third in II months, and the
remaining third in two years bon s tn
security, to curry interest from the dlte IL
= OF paid in three m nths aft, rthey are due.
and a deed OF trust to secure thu p.,menrs
will be requ red.
E.z /. You grusband, idm'x.
Samuel p. p sons, A mr..
Hifh the sgiH aHneEed!
1st No. 27th, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Negroes for Sale.

. virtue of dee of trust executed to
- Us by Mr.. WIN. w lhurne, on the 21ss
day o May last, for the purpose vi secur ne
to MIR. Collin M'Rae, the sum of 6 100 los
ia which debt has been ass, gn.d by SAID
M'Rae to Mr. iona 6 lc lrist, OF the town
u Manchester, We shall, at Powhatan courts
house. on Friday the 20th January, 1909,
proceed u sell, the foiiowin; slaves, viz +.
David, 8iAey, .dnthony, II Frank, or so
many OF them as Will DE sufficient to raise
the SAID su n OF C 100 los. III with inter.
est from the 25th inst. and all costs incur
red by carrying the same into effect,
JOIN 70 i T aHsKINs, Trustees.
December so, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
Dlcglnla Argu8.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81. 1909.
r l c III M o N d:

10 the obliging attention of merchant in
tins town (says the Washington Fede
ralis) we are indebted for the following
prices current at Liverpool Nov. 21st,
1903.
CSea Island As a As 6 ID. sterling.
Good and Midling $50 3ss
Cotton Stained and ordinary 2s7 2s8
Upland bowed 2s5 2s7
New Orleans 2SS 2s11.
Wheat American 14s7 15s per 20 Id.
Ashes Pot, New York old Yes 7Ss per ton.
Montreal new 83s a 84s
York and James K. Gid Esd
per ID.
Rappahannock II %
Tobacco Potowmac-none
] Georgia and Carolina Is Is
Stemmed Maryland 81 80
maryland 10 IL Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27
GOLD MIMI.
GOLD MINE.
THE subscriber wishes 10 sell or exchange for
property in Richmond, his plantation in
Hanover, called
c. OIL d MIN F..

On the Souh Fork of PaHunky River, opposite
to Col Charles Dabney's, and adjoining Colonel
Syme's 3cky Mil trace, containing by late
survey 300 l-2 Acres. On his tract is an excel
lent AMI comnodious dwelling ,use, with seven
rooms and large passage &c. The our hou.
ses are all convenient and in good repai, all toge-
Their insured against 6te at 8 $500. Taere are
fsom three to four hundred acres of wood land
Some hne low 6. ounds pretty good orchard, sc.
But minute description of the and is deemed
unnecessary. Those therefore who feel in lined
ropurchase or exchange. are invited to view he
premises. The terms will b. m ode known on an.
plicatIon TO the subscriber near Goochland cour,.
house.
Daniel Couch.
January IS, 1909. assn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-01-27

N. B. William w lburne having failed
10 produce Frank, on tn day OF lie, we
snail, on Friday the 17th February proceed
20 execute the trusJ IN Us opposed, ny sell.
ing said slave Frank also ID w,d Sc AM
thony, agreeaby to the ,enor of the above
advertisement, deductlng & 50 los being
the price given for Billey, by valuation Of
the commissioners.
I'm. Hfosciey.
Join H1SklHs.
January o. 1919 o..