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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

The Preadent's Message - Many peo-
pie are expecting 20 receive much in
formation from the president. message
at the opening of the next session Of
congress. We heartily wish he could
communicate something to dispsl the
gloom which at present oyerspreads the
mercantile world But We csndidly ac-
knowledge that we expect no such
thing. Our affairs with France are
certainly in no better situation than
they were twelve months ago. And our
differences with Engla are unsettled.
II appears TO be impossible to settle
with one nation, without offending the
other and our government have at
tempted middle course, which has, as
yet, had no effect but TO leave our af-
fairs unsettled, and to give offence TO
both nations. How long We are to re-
remain in this undecided and degraded
situation is not FOR us TO determine.
We think, however, that the time Is
fast approaching when we must deter
mine either to Cease 10 hold cut the shad-
ow Independence, or assert our rights.
We are at present nation only in
name-no power thinking Us of suff-
cient consequence either to court cur
friendship or deprecate our enmity
cssrgetown Ind. lnsSicsa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
SDirriHg 3Intsliigrnfs.
YEsskTs LEFT.

AT Lisbon, Oct. 4, ship William p. John
son, OF portlsnd. at Porto Rico, Oct. 30,
bug Speedwell, Dole, Of Portland, unde
iermined when TO sat. At Haya ma, Oct.
"a, ship Fame, Of F,ee7ort, waiting per-
mission TO enter. AT Snrinam, Sept. &c,
brig -, Bsker, Of Portland, just arrived
ia SO days markets dull , Molssses on the
rise. At Baltimore, Nov. 7, Thomas, 6
da.s from Portland At Alexandria, Nov.
z, Ruby, OF Portland, and Sumner, OF War
rem, from Norfolk.
vESsELS sPoKFE.
Sept. 80, tat SO, long. 10, brig Persever-
anee, Page, OF Bath, 10 days frvm Liver
pool, for New Orleans. Oct. 4, going into
Lisbon, ship Elizabeth, of Portland, from
Madeira ,nd on the 9Th, q, anchor under
the Oyerfalls, the ArabsllA, of Wiscasset,
upwards OF 80 days from Liverpool. Nov.
6, lat. II, long. IS, brig John, Of Portland,
for ST. 3arts, one day out. Oct. 7, lat. So,
long. z, brig Mary, Snow, OF Bath, from
Malaga, for Chsrlestown.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The US. irigate Constitution, and U. S.
Roads. arrived at Newyorx 18th inst
1t L. :. iFlSttc IECslOSnt, 1aiA. DAHL
bridge, from N. York arrived at Newport on
Tuesday last.
The Diana, a Russian sloop of war, which
sailed from England some time since, en- a
voyage OF Discovery round the world, was
detained and sent into the Cape Of Good
Hope, out made her >scaps IRON thence on
the night of the 22d Ut May last.
5aiuanoye, Nov. 81 lac sch. Sarah, Mil.
nf--, OF Kingston, Jamaica, on her voyage
fum thence To this port, was struck BY =
S4po,l fIsh about IL O'Clock IN the night,
beng Out three days.--The sword penetra-
ted through solid timber thirteen inches
thick, and protruding within the vessel up
wards Of seven inehes, into c ,ierce of coffee
He stuck until in the morning. when he
broke away, being severely wounded by
STROKES Vi The harpoon. The Schooner be-
ing hove down yesterday, the sword WAS
,ound and extracted.
LArNcn-On Saturday last, was launch
Cd At saco the new and fine Ship CAsroR,
ourthen about 4oO toss, owned BY fsx~eIi
and Raeh.r.l Galis. EsIaires. This Ship is
said 10 eAhibit shs finest speeifnsn of naval
architecture, both ~ II regards materials,
work nanship, aud model, oil any built in the
District oil Maine. Sl,e is intended rs a
regular trader betoees the potts ci Charles.
ton ) {. and Liverpool ln.ag) whenever
The comm -rciAl regulations between the
30 countries Will admit, ADD is 10 be CON-
munded by Capt Cyrts Lisey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
LIKE NO1ICE.

VIyHEREAs, Jams HewAsB, Jun. Of
w brswn6eld, in the county Of Oxford,
did hold three Notes, that 10 to fay, enc for
Eighty, payable in iixry days from the twen-
ii eth day Of October, A. D. 1893. ALTO, enc
Note for Two Hundred Dollars, to be paid
in May, A. d. 1900; and one note to be paid
in September, A. D. 1900 all dared goth Oc-
tober, A. d. 1898, and witnefed by Jofeph
Howard, and Nathaniel Merrill. Theie are
therefore to caution all perfous againif pur-
chsiing faid notes, for have received no con-
fderation for them.
NATHk. EAMES.
DATED 1t L;ees, Ne 8, 1909.
n. B. The above notes are all that saia
Howard ever held ssaintt me.
Me-. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
@arrle0,

In Boston, Joseph t,hery Eoxcraft,
Esq of New.Gloucester, TO Miss Abigail
Hammond.
In Buxton, Mr.. John Woodmsn jr to Mrs.
Bctscy Garland T; MIR zenss Wstsrhouse,
of Scarborough, to Miss Alpha Sands, OF
Buxton.
In this town, last evening, Mr.. John
Thomas, to Mrs. May Peters.
"Hail Matrimony, hail the bliss of life,
"What pleasure here hath man without
q wife,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

A correspondent in uis country writes us
that counterfeit stereotype Portland Bank
bills, Of the denomination OF two dollars,
continue to be offered for circulation and
gives us the following description OF one of
them -
lis dated May 9, 1909. payable to J.
Jones. The paper is more spungy, and of
darker color than the true bill The
words 4" Too DsHrs" in the fine engraving,
re not SO veil executed, neither are tho
j ,cs ~ stralsh.. as in the true sils. The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
| CUMBERLAND, ss-T NarnAN

CUMBERLAND, $50 NArAAN
WINsLow, one Of fks Prsprietors #
Falmouth, Portland and Cape-EHza.
beth, in the County sfoyeiaid.
YOU are hereby required in the same Of
the Commonwealth of Maazehuietts, to notify
the Prepristors of Fai~Osfb, Portland and Cape
EiEsbefb. aforefad, in manner the Law di-
reefs. to meet at the time and place aad fer
the purpofes mentioned in the foregoing aP-
Piicztioa.
Given under my hand and fsal this
18th day Of Nsvembsr Il. d. 1909.
ARCHELAUS LEWIS,
jEfiee gtbe Peaes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

W,WhE l3dt 6naisi- 81 srde1 Of Can't,
on ThfURSp = i5s g! 3s Of
q Nsvcmscr next, - 10 seleek 4. II.
at tie ApsPisn-Roam aFE. GREELr
e. CT F1'b Street, psrtl,nr :
THAT valuable Eaa'e. d'uaes st Cray
Corner, IS mics TOM Portlsn@ csl,iss
inv OF avery convenient I@o-Siosy .'es,t
three Barns Horfe Shed au4 osher Oais
Houfes; AZ esesllrnr fgaetues of paer,
newly put down. with sbou biy aces sf
good Lap1--hea rs the lsa.e premfts DANIEL
Haney budt and occu9ed ioihe years 6Iee.
and now occupid by RuiIsl sSodds 1, for ,he
fame purpoie.
Terms liheral--ouly one quarter II he pur-
chafe required ON delivery al Decd, asd ,hs
remaindrr in TWO, three and tggr year,, ieca.
red by Mortgage of the preniies, an, ia,e.et
paid annually. PoGeiiion gwen IL December
next For further parueu ars enisae VI
SAMUEL PARxnAN, Eiq Boiton-or al the
fu5.criber's Office, Middle ilree;, Portland
NATHAN Kggsafdy.
Oaober is, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
Mr.. PARKS EXHIBITION.

On the evening Of Wednesday last, at
Unisn Hall, in this town, numerous assem-
bly, we're amused ard gratiiied with an Ex-
hibition Of Masters and Misses, in the pc.
lite and elegan, accomplishment Of dancing
The extreme youth of many of the perform
ers, considered in connection with the
shortness of tho period they have been un
der instruction, rendered it matter of sur
prse AND curiosity, that they should 81 crr.
rectly understand ire most intricate figure
Of the may Dance" and move with such
perfect regularity End grace to the sound
OF the musick. To those, who are suscep.
tibe of delight from view OF the innoeen,
simplicity Of unaffected childhood and .por-
tive plaviulness, the scene was exquisitesy
interesting. A progress SO considerable in
SO short u period - not often Witnessed
And while on the one hand it evidences the
capacity OF the pupils, on the other it fur
nishes the best evidence of the skilL dbl.
gence and merit of the instructor the pro-
Per reward for which Is encourage msnt and
appreciation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
FOR SALE,


THAT valuable Eftase 6tuatsd in NORTH
L Yarmouth, twelve miles from Porilaad.
and about Que hundred rods from the head
Of the tide in Northyarmouth. lying G. th-
Poff Road from Portland TO Wi.cafsts, and
has been occupied by the fah.eriber for tav-
ern a number OF years pait Said Lita'e sos-
6as OF very convenient three Rory Hoa.s,
a Stable, Barn, Shed, aud other our houfes,
with good well OF water, and an aequedu2
leading 70 the honts, with about one hundred
and ten acres of ereellsat Land, having a
young Orchard on the fame, lad Farm is Ana
der excellent improvement.
Also
A FAM in he town Of Pfeeport, a, fioes
eerner, 10 called, within ore m,e of Porters
landing cou'iiiing Of City four acres of sscs,-
Ieut land, a convenient Dwelling houie, Rlro,
&c. Said Farm is undo; gooa mp oser'ept.
is we'll watered, ours about fifteen toas Vt
Hay, and has an Orchard which bears ceni,a-
cradle fruit yearly, and is we'll h"aied, eitser
for a Farmer Merchant or Meebasic.
The above Farms will be fold Together. or
fsparas as may bee fuit the purchaler. Far
terms (which viii be made ea.y) pieAie to sp-
ply to the fabicr,ber a. Nerthyarnou,h.
SETH MITCHELL
NafI,s, n.ssfl, Agx.f 81, scs az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

Of aggression and irsuIl--thcir aprro
baton OF the new system of maritime
warfare, would entitIe them to Presec-
torship, at least, from the Gallo con-
oueror.-I6id.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
Fer Sale. or 10 LET.

a Convoncn; and well i'uaied fousZ in
C4asts Ap&d,set with good vel Of
water, and other conveuenees. For furthet
particulars inquire at this ofiiee.
Nsv. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
Ladiss' Beayer Hats and Bsan.ts.

JOSHUA SHAW,
IAs the pesiure 10 inform the Ladies of
4 Portland and its vieinily, that he intends
Manufa Curing (hy the ben of Workmen)
Ladie, Beaver II ATS and BONNEIs, in the
newell fafhion, aud can accommodate Lad.e.
with every ihspe or kind, AZ the ihorteit no
tice, and Of all prices from three TO fix dollars.
d1s-Ladies SHOES as uiual, with All addi-
tisn of a new aiortment = Li1e,Uis
Gentemens Beaver Hats of his own man
ufacture. warranted Of the fra quality.
Nsv. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
MI7fE

TIE fsle u Goods "hieh vs' ,!vsriif's
I for til, day at GsraIr's Office, and
Tomorrow at me dore formerly occupied u
JoHa THA1cass x Co i, pofponed ua.
Ill further nolirs. Nv. -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

THIS j. to forbid all perfons iruiiing any
pefions on my account. as will pay no
debts eonsraeied by any other psrion than
myfelf after this dare.
MICAH WALK1R.
Pastszd, Nc. 20, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20

VIII Honestus, or any other writer
efthe Chronicle, point out the aufhort'
~ or psage, by which Bonapal tie claim
the right OK BURNING neutral vessels on
the high seas They have had the har-
sihsoa 70 a=s.nd al las other measures
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
lon p. Thuriton,
Ell TX SEED.

FL tx SEED.
~ CURRY, a. HI, tore in M1as.f,ssf,
~ will pay saih ADD a liberal price for
FLAX SEED.
He has for fale few Hhds. THOMAS
TON LINE, on reaionable terms.
Ma. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
NOTICE is hereby gwen to the Credloi
~ of the siiate OF

EBgNKZER WINTER CALEF,
late Of Cape ixzheth, that the j d ,e of
Probate for the county OF Cum 9 and,
has allowed one month from this date, 10 tn.
creditors TO lAid daceafeis elisve, who have
neglected 10 exhibit aad prove the tsna--
Tha, the Comm 1ioaers heretofore appointed
for that purpofe vii attend at the Dwelling
Hsufe of Thomas D. Ofgood, in Portland !,
on the third Monday of December next, f'oa
TWO TO fix o'clock ia the afternoon.
70 Sos Srq1 f1r &c; e~'"f''"'
Psrfla4s. Eep. Is, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
Joseph THAXTER,

TOOETTI / II a a T. X,
INFORMS his Friends aud the Public that
= he continnesto make
Edge-rools q, Gait Steel,
at the fgn of he Bead 4fss in crsi5 f,sef,
which he warrant. 10 be Of the FRI quallty.
PorHlnd, NJ 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-20
BOOKS.

n the various brsnehe. If Ii,era.p.t, for
fale OF ths Boohltors If Lss .ssa,s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31
HALIFAX COUNTY,
Octo6ey Isl, 1900

Octo6er Isl, 1909.
Ii Subscriber wishing to remove
& to the Western country offers for sale
M this county. 625 acres of lani, where.
on he at present resides, This land s q
quail in quality to most Of the high land in
the neighbourhOod, and superior 10 CON-
siderable portion oft; is well alanted tn
the culture of grain of all kinds, tobacco
and cotton; and is highly improved with
houses, Enclosures, Sc. with ;ccl,ent
springs of wa'er. The dwelling house is
sixty tour feet in length, composed o a cen.
tFe part "a by % feet, two storys high. Sc
wings OF 20 by ls feet, covered with heart
pine ieatheredge plank ard shingles
n chimneys and under pinnne of brick.
With convenient fire places, windows, &c.
~ 'he several apartments stair cases. &c.
IN suitable style. The kitchen is "a bv
70 ieet, meat house l2 by 10 feet, and
dairy 10 by feet, are all framed h uses
neatly built, covered wih featheredpe
plank and pine shingles, The two last with
heart shi' giles; he W ole undcspinned with
brick plank & bfick hoots as they seyeraIly
tequire, with large brick chimney in the
kitchen suitable for cooking & s'air case
with an upper room, and o her fiqishinps,
These houses are all new & cost upwards
OF s 1000. There are also anumher of o.
Their convenient houses. About 100 acres
are cleared and inclosed, and divided by
good fences, into fields Of from 10 to 20
ceres, and in fine order for cropping--,he
residue, except small part, is woodland
iineIy hmbered and Of better az atty than
my heretofore cleared THE whole lies
well, is within two miles Of Halifax Court
house, upon the large trading road from
the upper Country to Richmond and Pc.
tersburg, which renders II most eIigible
stand for any person wishing to turn his
attention TO public business. The price
required is only six dollars per acre, which
IS considerably under its value. in CASH
nut u time Is wished it can be given as far
as three or four years upon payment of Ie.
gal interest. The sale will be made pri-
vaiely by the subscriber, and possession
gwen when required.
"zn BERGMAN GREEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

IOtlE ROLLINS, Has stated to the Ed
- tor OF the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
that the Suit in Chancery, was forced upon
Kim, in order to close finally his concerns
OF al! descriptions with ]. Barney dis
cuss'on, therefore, in the papers he de-.
clines, being before the proper tribunal.
lie in the mean time, requests that the pub .
lie opinion may be suspended as re-
iates TO the publication of Saturday, until
legal settlement is had, and to which no
unnecessary delay has ever been given by
him.
should any OF the papers publish J. BIS.
piece they are requested 20 add the above,
and Forward their bills 10 fne Editor OF the
Baltimare Federal Caste.
Baltimore, Oct. -. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

E'0N SALE.-By Virtue of a Deed of trust
= executed on the 18th day of March, 1903
'y Vne iate William Nice, in order to secure
the payment OF certain sum OF money ,bora;,,
mentioned unto Mr.. William Cook. snail =,
consequence of the power vested in me as
trustee, on The 17th day Of November ncyt
on the premises, proceed to sell to the b;frb
est bidder that valuable and highly improved
tenement on which the said Nice resided
Tue SAID sale will be made under tl,c late law
passed on The 5fst January isO9-entitIei
An net concerning executions and for Other
purposes "
EDWARD w. TRENT. Trustee.
October t7th, 1909. i'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

TsY virtue Of died oe trust from Aaisew
- Lewis, Of the county OF Montgomery. will
be sold by the subscribers, 10 The highest bis,der
Al the Eagle Tavern in he city OF RIGA no.,i.
upon the 2S'h day q Sso,ember next, the fol-
lowing 7RiCqS OF LAND, with their a2pu,-
ten,nces, or so much thereof as may be rp-eqsa-
ny - par cer,ain deb,s in the said deed oe rust
Jien:ioaeti, ,ha' is 70 say--one tract silus'e in
the county Of Montgomery. containing 100 a.
c;e:, being that sactCn which the sa.- -snascw
Lewis nov lives other SSaot Adjoining The
last mentioned, on the north, conyaiGiag en-
thousand acEes-one Other tract adjoining the
First mentioned, being an inclusive survey, con
tanning scven ,housant seven hrnired acres
ufe otier trsc, adj dining theta mentioned =, The
nest end, containing fcuf hladrcd and fourteen
scrcs--.one oher tract called The Chesnu, Meek,
containing ,hrec bundled and s.A,y-,ix acres
one other tract called Serena, tract, on Boz -or,
Creek adjoining che hrs, mentioned tract Of
eight hundred acres, and containing onc hundred
am htty acres---one othec tract also adjoining
the first mentioned traci, called Psothnous Gar
den containing one hundred and twenty eight
acreS-s.cne other tract adjoining the last menti
onei, containing one hundred aud tliriy acIes
=--one other rae; adjoining the inclusive survey
1t seven thousand seven hundred ac,es above
mentioned, containing eighty acIes==ane 9th =
tract adjoining the same inclusive survey an /
con aiming one hundred acres ---oue other tract
lying on both sides of Little River, containing
one hund cd and fifty acres, on whch IS situate
Hcpewell Forge--cne o,her tract adjoining there.
20, containing one hundred and forty ac es--
one oAcr tract adjoining the same, called the
Saw mill rac, Containing four hundred and Jhir-
ty-eight .=-and one other tract adjoining
the iass mentioned tract, containing one hun
dred acreS----whioh said several tracts o. land
are situate in the county of Montgomery.
The said sales will be made agreesbiy 10 the
directions in such cases, of the act oe Assembly,
passed the 3ist day of January. 1909, entitled
" an act concerning executions, and for other
purposes"
EDWARD Johns rON,)
JOHN PROSSER, iius'ee1'
N. q. The aforementioned properly is stu.
ave on and about what is generally called the
Bent Mountain, and considered very valuable
estate, particularly for grazing. Any cne wish
ing for more particular information may apply
to Charles Johnston, residing in Campbell coun.
~, near Lynchburg, or 10 Robert Pollard, Geo.
Pickett, or GallsSo, Richard & Co. in the city
OF Richmond.
Richmond, July lth, 1909. IDS
The sale of The aforementioned property Il,
postP ned until the 2Sd day of November mex,
when il will take place AT the Eagle Tavern. in
the ei'yof Richmond, agreeab!Y to the conditi.
ons in the above advertisement.
EDWARD IOHESTON,
Z iiustsGS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31
Manchester Academy,

hylLL he opened on Monday the 80 h inst.
w The branches of education, in which IN
s,ruclion will be given are the following Eng
llsh Grammar, EIocntion, Elements OF English
composition and Arithmetic, Ancien, and Mod
ern Geography, with the use of the Globes.
Latin and Greek Languages.
Rhetoric, Elements of Logic, OF Moral Philo-
soPhy, of Ancient and Med,rn history
Geometry, Trieonome ~, Algebra Elcmerss
OF Surveying and Navigation.
A Circular letter will shortly be published. sta.
ting the mode Of milton and discipline which will
be followed. II is only nece sary TO observe at
present. that no cosporeal punishment is to be
inflicted,
The prices Of Tuition are /. eight dollars a
Guar er for such a. begin to learn The clements
OF the English language--ten dollars FOE those
who learn English Grammar, Eiocu;on with
Arthnetic==rwelve dollars and half for LAT.
in or Greek scholars, or such as learn any sci.
ence sepe'a'e y, Sut for those who are 10 re 4,
eeive iAsrucsion IN Latin or Greek, together with
any science, an add ional charge will be made
of two dollars a quarter. Il is expected tina,
the price of ,uitlon will be paid in advance as
has been heretofore customary,
4;w FRANCIS s. O'REIJiY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

TOR SALE ---A handsome, second band,
4 London hgilt CHARIOT, which has
Been but little used aud is in gooc state
OF preservation. Apply 20 the printer, or
10 Mr.. HsGHss, coach maker, oppus t.
the Old Guy Tavern. where the ear,iage
may be seen. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31
TWENTY DOLLARs VEWhV

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Kun.
away from TIE subscribe, N King aud O rcen
County, on Sunday the IL inst. HARRY ~
FANNY hiswile hoth ycr black ncgrces. H9y.
~ Is about thir,y seven ye1ra old, about five feet
'cu or eievea inches high, has rash r down look
and inward speech--on on Of his arms he IA
several burnside is a good ssw,5r, rough eoap
er. snt handy Plantation fellow Fanny IS asou.
i've feet seven or cignt inches high, fbicl made
very az. blnf free, tails tat ard stamn,ers a
Ule. II the are NJ har6orei ia this county,
! eSpee, they have Tnoic for The ssate og Penn.
y'vania. AZ masters Ct vessels are forwayned
rpm iak.i. shern on board and az o,hsr person.
rom hsvboTiug or n any manner sec et.rs. then,
as they WI b. dcsit with acrecaby 70 lay
Whoever VII deliver the said ucrroes . nc Ev.
NJ near tae Bcstlan4 bridge 10 The aforesaid
county, -'.ali receive the above reward.
BEVERLEY Roy.
Oc,o0.S l5,b. 1869. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31

Remedy for the govt
Artificial rnagaet a cure
for The tooth and ear
ache
On Tina poem
Elegant moral senti-
melt
Agricultural. Harrow
ing proved an easy &
valuable kind Of hoe.
ling, in the broadcast
shusbandry
Method of destroying
garlick. by a proper
succession of crops of
grain and grass
To destroy worms on
apple trees
Wevils may be destroy.
ed by tobacco
Management of sheep
Preservation of cab
bage plants, &c.
To dairy women
Virginia directions for
gardening
An account, OF a newly
invented spinning ma
chine by a gentleman
ia S. Carolina, call.
ed i" The Columbian
Spinster"
Scale of depreciation of
paper currency, esta-
- Five dollars ! g,
cents single.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-31
20 Dollars Reward,

rs offered 70. zpprehendiug ANDREW ne,
go slave, VII, about he beginning 1t thi,
hoath RUN AW Az from The subscribe resi-
ding IN ibe neighborhood OF Amelia Cour,
Rouss. Andrew is about thirty years old
81 inteljigeut, active. small man, a good house
,od Stable servant, drives Carriage wei, vn
5efrznds lutte Of Shoemaking. and fesdil,
performs Guy KIND Of plantation lab r. Some
Yeas ago ne was IN the .etVics Of Mr. Torner
III the Eei Tavern 10 Richmond syhe,e | DC
lieve ne generally acted as hos,ier and after
" ards liu last Christmas was employed by Nv
H,uIy J.. ciscoe Of mapchcs'cr in hi, tobacco
Uemmery. lie has wife living at the Man
ohssie, coal ya'd fee mulauo woman named
Srkcy Ho'iisger, by whom have re5son 10 be
iievc be is sccreted. I will pay tho above re
ward 80 aay persop Who viii deliver TO me the
aforementioned slave, or secure him in jail. 30
that sct hin again
James Henderson.
20th June, 1909. n