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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-18


PURSUANT to Deed of Trust cxecuted to
the subscribers, by Samuel Parsons & Sa-
ran his wife, for the benefit of VIM Cooke and
Thomas and Amos Ladd, and other Creditors
OF the SAID Samuel Parsons, will be exposed to
oaie at Fmnhc Auction, on the respective Premi-
ses, on Wednesday the 3D. of next. month the
following PROPERTY; lying in the City OF
Richmond, viz. nearly three -fourths of the lot
described IN the plan of the said CITY by No 1856.
on the 5 w side of the Basin, and between
thomas Latd's ard the Hay. Market Square,
bounded on the North. East by the street running
between the Hay. Market Square and the public
Warehouse
All that part of LOT, No AS, on the N East
side OF the Basin, which is bounded by the street
running by the Bank and Robert McKim's to
cary street, thence by the last mentioned street
TO the tenement occupied by Mr.. Smith as a ba
kerry, & back to the alley which divides said Lot
from r McKm's
One Moiety OF the Tenement on the Main
street now occupied by David Logan, contain
ing 3a feet 'front.', and extending back to an allev
ie"uihB 10 byrds Warehouse, on which are
two story brick store house, lumber house. kit.
chen, stables &C.
Also, ten SH ARES in the Richmond Turnpke
ana COACHEE and Horses, together with
sundry Household Furniture, &c The sale will
commence at the Tenement occupied by David
Logan tor the Moiety thereof the Turnpike
Shares and the Personal Articles; and will
thence adjourn in course to the other LOTS
mentioned
Terms o. sale will be, cash for the Personal
property, the Turnpike shares, and the Moiety
OF the Tenement ia the occupancy of D. Logan:
and twelve months credit for the other property.
on notes negotiable and payable at the Bank OF
virginia, satisfactorily endorsed and titles to be
Wtnhed as further security, until full payment Of
tne respective notes-or, at the option the DUR
chaser, one fourth to be paid down and the other
three fourths to be secured by deed of trust or
the property purchased, and bond cf the purcha-
ser: The Lots will be sold as they stand, or be
| divided as may appear reasonable
E. CARRINGTON, ,
RICHARD ADAMS { Tyus,e,,.
GEO: GREENHOW,>
Richmond, Apri!7. eptds
| OHNSON & REAT, fEJVELLERS. have
tin consequence ofthe late confagration) re.
moved tier Store opposite to Mrs Davidson.
Miiner, whore orders from their customers will
De attended to with their usual punctuality.
March 81. IS
John ALCOCK, informs his friends- and ~.
pubic, that he is carrying on his CABINET
| MAKING BUSINESS, in ali it, branches where
ne makes all Kind OF Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and on the newest fashions ANU
gentlemen or ladies' wanting any Furniture viii
| lind good work executed, and ON low terms. a.
can be bought in New-York, or any other place
ANY orders left at my shop, in the Cross Street,
| adjoining Prosser and Moncure's Vendue Store.
or ut Mr. George Greenhow's where | keep nv
| Ware-itoom, Will be pontedly attended to- and
| great care taken to deliver it in good order
N b. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
BUSINESS, who can come well Recommended.
January II. az
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a NY persoa who may possess file of Virgil
\ MIA Papers far i57S, will render service
To the literature of the state, by forwarding it 10
TINS office afterit has served the purpose of u
t'''ty Tor which 1t is intended, it will be thankful
ly returned in the same state of preservation !,
winch 1t was received. In general, all authentic
documents, either printed or manuscript, rela.
tive to the Revolutionary War, will be thankful.
~ received, used and returned as before menti-
onea. Communications, by letter too, upon this
SUBJECT, by those now living, who were engaged
nesses ofimportant events. will be thankfully re.
ceivcd.
March 81. ~
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NJ Office The subscriber has, for the pre-
Y sent, removed his
VENDUE OFFICE.
to the front room OF the house occ,,n;cd bv Mr.
CaTer b. Page, opposite to Messrs. Hovey and
S'zer where he transacts business as usual
he has on hand a quantity of West India and
other GOODS, and is prepared with convenient
store-houses TO teceive amy further consignments
that may be male to him.
JAAzES BROWN, Tr.
April II.
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April II.

AClNG!-The Tapppaannoek YOCKET
AA CLUB RACES, will commence on Thurs.
day the 25th May next.
1sr DAY-The Jockey Club Purse of & $50.
four mile heats
2ND DAY-The Jockey Club Prise of s s4o.
three mile heats.
SRD DAf-The Propriefoy's Purse OF g loOs
entrance 10 dollars, two mile heats, Give horses
or no race)
WEIGRTS As FOLLOWS.
An aged horse, ID. $50 Years old, h. 100
years old I2Ol Do. az
Do ITO And under that age
feather.
The course, &c. will be in good order, we
the retore may expect fine sport stables and lit
ter provided gratis, upon tmcly application to tho
proprietor of the course.
Il. S. BROCXENgR0UGH
Secretary ana Treasurer.
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ChNSoN 4 REAT, sfEJVELLERS, have
lin consequence ofthe late confagraton) re.
moved tier Store opposite to Mrs Davidson.
Mi'liner, where orders from their customers will
be attended to with their usual punctuality.
March 81 IS
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Secretary ana Treasurer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

.HT virtue oFtwo deeds OF trus. execn'ci
ID by Ro)ert Campbell, one On the l6th
iof June, 1907, and the other On the % II ~
.Sep;erm y. 1907, for the purppse o. srour..
ing to Mel MeCoul, certain sums of rticney
|therein mentioned, will be sold, To The high
est bidder, at the Eagle Tavern, in the ci-
ny OF Richmond, on Saturday, the 9th of
January next, the following tracts or par.
GELS OF LAED, belonging to the said Ro-
bert Campo ii-Cne tract lying on Cum.
berland river, in the state of kentucky,
surveyed Tor John Crawford, by virtue of
la military warrant, dated 9th January, 1888,
numbered 1869, and containing fonr hun
ldred ant: Icrtl -four acres.
Seven other tracts of Land adjoining each
other, and containing FIVE hundred acres
leach, lying in the county of hanawha, on
the waters of Sandy Greek, surveyed in
October, l7ae. The sale will De inade a
greeab!y to the act of assembly, passed on
the 51st of January last, entitled, an act con.
tcerning executions and for other purposes.
Aud Will be conducted by one or more of
the
TRUSTEES.
Richmond Move nnLer 9S,o 1910 wide
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VIRGINIA

AZ superior eod., OF ehancery holden at the
e,pi,cl in the city Of Richmond, the eigii
teenih lay Of September, 1909.
Hog Mercer Pltf.
AGAINST
Betsy Green, Def
>TVHG defendant not having entered her ap
psa11nce and gwen security according q
The sci al assembly and the Tu,es Of his court
and It appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the coart
that she rs not an inhabitant o this country, on
motion Of the plaintiff by counsel, IL IS ordered,
that the said defendant do appear hc,c on the
FIRST ~ Of the next term and answer the bill oil
the ,,!ai1la--aud thar a cory or this order be
iorth with inserted IN some newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond, Tor two months Sue
cCs:ive'g and posted at the front door Of ~,
capdo b. nc said city.
4 Cor--Ieste,
PETER TlNSb G.
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ITOR SALE, TRACT of LAND, In
= tue county of Cumberland, within a
mile Of Farmville, continuing four hundred
acres, not quite half of which is cleared.
The rrrn ,inder is for the most part prime
tobacco land, uncommonlv well timbered
ard watered Tine cleared landis generally
ia excellent heart. There sire on the
tract accommodates framed granary she'd
ded oil around and two tobacco houses. -
The situation is esteemed uncommonfy
healthy. IF not previously sold, 1t will be
offered az public sale, on Friday the first
day of Decemher next, in the town of
T itmVilies=whGTe also, the subscriber has
for sale an excellent wei b0ilt small dwell
ling house with commodiOGs store house
and lnmber house adjoining. with good cet-
lars, &c.
Mr.. EDWARD RAnFoRD, wholves adj
joining the land, will shcw it to any one
disposed TO purchase
JOHN RANDOLPH.
November 1st. 1869. CIV
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Ministers Of ihe SIRE dcs Church,
ILtadcLhbiQ,
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NOTICE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur
4 Their application TO all those who are
indebted to the trustees ofthe Richmond a.
cademy, by sales OF lot cry tickets of the
first and second class and voluntary sub 4.
serptions, and all such are hereby reques
ted TO make payment 10 the subscriber %
enable the building committee to pay all lr-
rears for work done, and to procure
materials this winter in o. der 20 pro iced
with the wo, X next spring, It being ior the
education # our rising progeny, which orna.
menls and attaches them TO republican prin-
cipics and gives a spriag 20 liberty avn IN.
dependence. have under aiken the c1iec-
ton by agreement with John BrockenbrOugh
and William w. Heniug. EsQrs. The o,her
members Of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. As the bulGue Of the
Academy mas progressed confide rab'y, |
Halter VYself thege will 5c b.; l.t.!c trOu
bic ia cB aiming the money f,r The purpose
Of carrying into effect 50 iaudablc an msJi-
tu,.on,
ROBERT MITCHELL.
December sth, 1909. Jf
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VIRGINIA:

NIkGlNlA /:
At q superior court Of chaneery holden At ,he ca
ptol in the city Of Richmond, the t5,h day Of
October, 1879.
Thomas Foster and Susanna bis wife, Which
said Susann 4 is the daughter of John Mitchell,
deceased, pits.
AGAINST
Robert Scott, administrator of John Mitchell,
the said Rober, Scott, administrator Of Su.
sauna Mitchell, and the same Robert Scott and
Jaoett his wife, Thomas Holloway, admins
traitor Of john Mitchell, junior, deceased, and
Walter Logan aud hiSwife, DEUS.
THE. defendants w alter Logan and hi,
wife nor having entered their appearance
and given security according 60 the act Of as.
sembly. and the rules OF this court, and il a.
pearng 70 the satisfaction Of the court that they
are not inhabitants Of this country. on motion OF
the plsintiGs by counsel. It is ordered, THAI the
said defendants do appear here on the first day
of the Hext term, aud answer the bill Of the
y'ainuGs--and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted IN some newspaper published ii
the city Of Richmond, for two months success.
sively, and posted at the front door Of the CAPT.
tol in tie aid city.
A Cogyz=res'e,
PETER TINsLEY, c. c.
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Boots and Shoes,

Fair tops, back straps, 80
Ditto plain
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound tose Q.
Do. side leather, ESQ 90.
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 Sc.
Womens leather shoes, thick soles, 7s6.
Do. do. thin, 60. $50
Do. do. sims.
Do. Morocco do. $50
10 DO. ties, 7S6
Sirls ieather SHOES, 4sf 6s
boys 90. 4s6 -.
Any of the above articles made 10 orlsr
left at the PeniteBtiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. ]. BURR.
Richmond March %, 1909
9th July, 1909. the price Of Wrought
Nailsis raised half cent per pound, OF
order of the Executive.
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TOSGPu & GEORGE MARXoGer for sale
= on board tho schooner Ecronia, 600 SACKS
SALT, Twil'cd Sacks and well Hlled They
are inTaHy expectation of receiving several thou.
sand bns'.cis LIVERPOOL GROUND SALT,
vhieh will be Opposed of on reasonable terms
Richmond. Cd December, 1869. n
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L7OR SALE, between { and SEQ 1cres of
u GLOUCES FER LOW rGROUNDS-A-
Thervahts4l,lc plantation called SHIP YARD
belong; tx 10 the estate ofthe late Benjamin
D.'oney, situated on Ware River. il is
well timbered and convenient Tor FISH
and oysters. Terms may be made known
by application to
T.. G.. SMITH Ex'r. and
SARAH DABNEY, Ex'trx.
November Z, 1909. 2rsp
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ENn SALE

$50 Boxes English Crown Glass, I2 IL 1912
RIO SO Boxes Baltimore 6it o. 10 - 8 no
cG0 Kegs English White Lead Il0 TO. Span.
ish Brown. 100 10. Petty. 1900 10 Seine twine
An extensive assortment of American and
Swedish Iron, amongst which are ID ton .ui,a'
&c Tor Hoes and Axes 9 ton American and
German Steel 70 Bales Cotton Of a Superio.
Eqna'isI. with cur usual assortment of Groceries
RUSSELL & WALLACE.
Richriond, Ncy 20, 1909 Sm.
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NV MEDICINE t'TOTE.
TIT Ss3scriheTs nave recsa..y taScs. 7 5 c:e,
near the Market E'idsS, opposite Afes,rs.
White and Sheiton's. whete they OFF, f'r SAFE
very general assort nens Of RIOS e hT-
DIG4NES +; Few Of whioh are enumerated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

H r Subscriber wishes to employ
TWO good " orkmen in the Wheel
wright business, 20 whom good wages viii
We Given tie wcrkmen may be at liberty
- wo'E hY 90. piece.---Also Iwo Apprcn
ICES arc wanted 10 me Wheslwrghl bu'
<'n, -.
?. Quarter.
aPitaloon3. s,h Oct. 1909. III
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pOARDiNG FOR DELEG ATES.-
IP WILLIAM RALEIGH, has taken the
honse belonging to David Bullock, Esq. west
from the. capitol, and lately occupied by
William WAIT, Esq
Ee can accommodate from Is to 20, aud
shall make preparations for that purpose.
He begs leave TO INFORM his friends az
we'll as those who may conGde In him, that
be will devote himself with the grestest at
tention 70 give satisfaction to them, as we'll
as to obtain the approbationof his own mind.
TAT Ill BE SOLD, at Buckingham court
w house, for ready money, on the 9th
day of January next (it being coHrt day. by
virtue os deed ofrrust executed by Charles
T4iIsy to Henry RawliRs and David Bell,
IS trustees. fer the purpose Of securing
denr.7 i,vre,p mentioned due to the executor
~ jriia Adeock, dec. a TRACE of LAND,
coiAslnns l40 acres, lying and being,in the
sad county, between the two Buffalo CT ecks,
branches of W,ll,s's river, aud in the neigh
belhoCd OF Cara.
HENRY RAWLINS,
Surviving Trustee.
Nov 9th. 1868. Nv
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TOR sab. - III hTY'r-S' bidder, on til,
L 20th of Dee. s5cs 400. IN ti,c prem,
ses, q PARE III. of (sR ~ i ~. on ths. na,a
street, at or near Rockers lsnt;isss, aud -.
posite to Eewis's whae;. belonging 90 u
estate OF Wiltshire NJ lewis, dc. cou.
tanning one hundred feet, or npwa. -. wnscA
will be divided into convenient laJs to >,n.
purchasers. Also, a5':u; so acres os LAM
bounded by the main x ,:d t!is i.,ses U: air
William Maya, Mr. . ;. Biakey aud Ok.
lis's Greek, which W.. also be laif. uur mo
teuements TO suit purchasers. Tne terms
tof payment viii be m1dc known ell the day
of sale.
WALTER P. SHELTON,
Executor of the said
WILTsEtRs NJ. LEWIS.
November 90 h 1909. ia
lrOK oAi.E.--A nandsOm-, suc0ad had.
4 London built CHARIOT which has
been but little used and is in good state
of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
to Mr.. HsGHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old CITY Tavern. where the Carriage
| may be seen. It
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

Tor SALE, good HOUSE WENCH.
L For REN L, TBNEMEN is, with
gardens aud grounds for cultivation and
also large and convenient stables, all con.
ucccd, issuitahle and well calculated for a
place OF emertainment--or each separate
ior private tainiies. EnGuiTe OF
LUMAN BISHOP.
Manchester, December 8, 1909. 3w
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Penifcnfiary Store.

THE subscriber, Agent Tor the Pcnitentiary.
offers for sale the following articles, the ma.
nufaeture ofthat institution at very low prices AZ
and RETAIL
CUT NAILS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-15

GEORGE WAT L,
Las Just received and offers for sale Sicily
Madeira and Sherry Wine. by the hid. and
az. cack Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hid German PlAtillas Simplex by The peice or
case ha:f point glass Tumblers. in cases of 1000
each-snd New York Soap and Candies.
ON HAND,=MadeiIa Wine-Orleans and
Muscovaao Sugar-Green Cofee-Molasses-
Prime Pork Liverpool and Stone Ware
Souchong, Hyson Skin and Gunpswder Tea
Spanish Segars-- isins-Almonds -NutmeEi
window Glass; Mems and Wonen's Shoes
= which he will dispose Of byiwhOlesa'e on rea
son able terms.
Richmond. Goth July 1909.
{. HAPARD & LUCKE have received a
general assortment of GROCERIES
consisting of, Sugar, Coffee, w. I. Rum,
Country Gin, Whiskey, Sherry and Mala-
ga Wine, Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Impe-
rial lea, English Mustard, Salt in Sacks.
ALSO,
Earthen, Glass, China, and Stone Ware !;
German, Crowley and Blistered Steel; Bar
Iron, Nail Rods, Soal Leather. Writing,
Wrapping and Printing Paper, Spanish Sc
gars, Cotton Cards, Shot, Powder, Window
Glass. indign, Copperas, Allum, LOgwood,
Cut Herr:ngs, sc. sc. which they Oiier low
for cash, coantry produce, oC approved pa
per.
N, b. Cash given for R5ur as usaal.
NV. 6, 1899. wifi
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NT OTICE-The subscriber being desir-
\ Gus Of clrsing the executrixshiP OF the
as Ichn Collins, most earnestly soiicits all
nose indebted TO discharge the same, as
suits indiscrimuately Will be instituted |;
nd al persons having claims will please
'xhibit them properly authenticated before
'he lsr of February next, as this notice viii
lt plead al bar.
CATHARINE DABNEY,
Surviving Executrix of
JOHN COLLINS, dec.
Decc mber ist, 1869. 3w
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Superhne and Com White and COLOUR
mon Broad CIolhs Ell Habit dc.
Do. do. Cashmere. Canlr.c Musiins
Do. do. Coatings. Plaii ana Seeded
Flannels Mall. DO.
Fancy Nesting, Slnd~r Nett and
Red < Black Bonn. Fancy Grape IN
5azetts. ¬,od aud Sprig'd
Wors,ed, Cotton * bcnp. do.
Silk Hosiery. Diagonal aud Vein.
Gingha rs, el do. do.
Cotton olrriing, Elegant Work ed
Irish Linen nd Dresses.
Dowlas, Ditto SILK Shawls &
Fine and common Handkerchsfs,
Printed Calicucs, Blark Paid and Plain
vtivets, tCoioured Lus.s'nss,
Cords, Pain, Silk aud Fan
Umbrellas, ey Cut VelStts.
Ih' edds, Whue SATIN and
oe"ins , X Crepe, sc sc. SC.
EXtta long white .ni
c0lUa; Ell nd
Gloves,
JOHN WOOD,
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% Iioliai, Reward,

- - - - = - = = - " " -
IS oiicred for s?preh-nding ANDREW, me
. gro Save, wh about the '5eginaing OF hi,
month RUN Aw ~ from the sG5scribsr real
G;ag III the 'rsighbo,hood OF Amelia Cnur
fIca5e. Ana.ew is 7bcut thirty years old
~ intel,igen,. active small man, COOL house
Sni stable servant, drives Carriage well. I'M
icriards li5ile OF Shoemaking. and readily
performs any KID! Of plantation labr. Some
sears ago he WA IN the service of MIR TurneI
Al the Bel Tavern in Richmond wAere be
tevc nc generally sc,ed IS hos,ier and after.
ards di last Christmas was employed by Mr.
Henry l.. biscoe of Manchester in hi' tobacco
,,cmmery. He has wife living a; the Man
chester coal yard : ice mulatto woman nance
Sukey HolinSer, by whom have re.icn 10 be
eve he is secre. ell. will pay the above re
wart to any person who viii deliver to rae IN,
% ,vc mentioned slave, or secure MIN in ja;i, 81
hat get him again.
James Henderson.
;Ctb June, 1904 d
I'HE. Subscrbsr beieg ANXIOUS to dis.
charge his debts, offers for sale, tina
valuable Plantation, lying ia Amelia coun,
~, ON Flat Greek, containing upwards o
900 acres, considerable quantity OF which
rs very valuable mc.,daw land. For terms
apply to WITT
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Grove-Brook, October 18th, 1903.
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lust received and for sale by s. P!gsants Rich
1mond, a few. copies of the following valuable
works THE Ameri AN Annual Register, vol.
4,h--Bordley's observation-disclosures, new no.
vel by Miss. Observation-Disclosures Village Ser.
mons--Gurney's System of Short hand writing
t-Ferguson's Lectures, a new edition. Mar.
shaiPs Life OF Gen. Neutrality-suspicious.
seasons, cheap edition for the use of schools
Russelrs ancient and modern Europe--Carey's
general atlas, (the best collection of Maps yet
made in this country)-Morse's Univefsal Geo
graphy 3 natural History-a general
assortment of quarto Family Bib!es. with and
without plates, Concordance, psalms, &c. &c
from S J so, TO s IL each-Gib5on's surveying
--Arierican Clerks Magasine-W aker's pro.
nounciHg Dictionary--also, school Bibles, Tes;a.
ments and Spelling Hooks.
MO rICE.=A peiitioa wil be presented TO
' the nexs General Assembly. praying that
law may pass for selling the lands of Samuel
Dixon, deceased, lying IN the county of Han
over. The object of the said intended sale is 10
make more beneficial division of the subject a.
mong the subscribers. Mary Richard, Henry 81
John Dixon, George Dixon, Rosanna ID xpn and
George Dixon, jr. (who are the only heirs at
law ofthe said Samuel Dixon) than tits believed
can otherwise be effected, as the said SamueI
Dixon died intessates AID some of the said sub
scribers are infants, and the said lands NOT sus.
cePtible of an advantageous division.
Mary Richard.
Henry 81. John Diron.
George Diron.
George Diron, Jsnr , BY their near
and est friend.
RosdnHd DfroH, John Richard
October 9th. 1909. WITT
NOTICE. intend to petition the ie-
IN gislature at their next session for leave
to convert one of my mills on Bear Gardea
Greek, near New Canton, into manufac
taring mill, which shall be exempt from
the necessity Of grinding corn, while the of
ther it kept tor that purpose.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
October Sd, 1909. wifi