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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15
PERSIA.
Curious Anecdotes fran, the late Travels O,
III. GQrddunp in Persin.

Curious anecdotes fran, the late Travels of
III. Gardanne in Persia.
The 1oliteness of the Persians is of
species perfectly oriental. A noble
man ofhigh rank wen: one day to the
French Ambassadors "to beg his
pardon because the weather was SO
bad in Persia"
The diplomatic conferences at
Tthcran are held in the same man.
ner as our dramatic exhibitions,
with the doors open, and in the pres.
ence of a multitude of auditors.
The orientals cannot conceive the
necessity of secresy in the convent
ons between States.
The women are kept as much en-.
shaved in Persia as in the rest of the
East. A Frenchman belonging to
the suite OF the Ambassador, one day
excited great uproar at Teheran,
for having ventured TO cast some in
quisitive 10 oks at the garden of a Sc,
raglio. AT the sight of man, the
women uttered screams Of alright
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some of them even snatehed up arms.
and prepared to repel ogles with nus
ket balls.
Mr.. Gardanne one day asked no.
bleman how many children he had. IL
don't know replied he" enquire OF
my secretary" The Secretary re-
turned his list and answered his mas
ter had seventeen children.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15
}eoetrp.
OLD CLOWrER AND HIS MARE.
BY W. HoLLOWA

OLD CLOWTER AND HIS MAKE,
BY W. HOLLOWAY.
OLD Clowter was man OF heht
Intent on worldly riches,
Who once a-week to market rode
in dirty boots and breaches.
The mare he rode was grey with age,
Toothless, and greas'd and founder'd,
With outstrecht neck, and holding gait
Thro' thick and thin she founder'd.
Nor always could her masters arm
With pulling hard and hauling,
Like the tir'd came--on his knees
Prevent the beast from falling.
One day he jogg'd beside the squire
Across the fields OF stubble,
Aud though he rolled, with might and main
To save his bones from trouble,
All! nought avail ed, his laundering steed
Perplex'd by stones that truckled,
Held out awhile, till in doze
Devouty down it knucked.
men luckily 81 patriuSts
Loud whizzing rose covey,
Be not alarmed your honour cried
Old sly -boots-tor--la love We,
This horse is worth his weight in gold,
Sir, It's noble settler,
And no trained dog, ir' all the world,
Can do its business better.
You saw il drop before the birds,
Hose in the air above We?
And had we then cur nets at hand,
We had secured the coyey,
. Astonishing !" the squire replied,
Sc 'Twould suit me to title
Replied the clown, &" for fifty pounds
lis yours, tao much too llrl!e
The barg inns struck, the cash paid down,
And Clowter sacks the treasure;
While of his Rosinante proud
The squire e1ults past measure.
But 10 upon future day
They met, as fate would have il,
When thus the squire addressed the clown,
Who ready stood to brave it.
fRo. Farmer, what cursed jade
Was chat you lately sold me,
But, fo7 the safety Of my neck
fo: surely should have tod rec.
Why, sir, said, the clown replied,
The horse was good az falling,
Bat IS TO trot, or walk, or stand,
That's qaife another ca!iag.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-15
Farmers Bank
OF the State of Delaware

-,yr ~. July 4, 1909.
ne Directors have this day declared n
dividend for the last six months a, H..
."'c VI SIX per centum per annum on the
capital stock OF this Bank, which will be
pa'o to the stockholders or their legal re.
personalities, at the principal Bank and
the branches, at any time after the 18th
instant. 1'N''
W.. PETER CAVERLY, Cash'r.
Wilmington, July 8. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

NOTICE is hereby given. that utsnd TO
IN leave his state this fall AL per,ons ha
wing claims against me either on my own &C
count or as partner IN any mercantile business,
or on any othea account whatsosyer. are desired
TO bring them for ~a,d for adjustment, as this
notice will be plead in bar against any Gains
which may be brought against me after my re
msvaL AL those indebted 20 me ase requested
70 make immediate payment, as any further in.
diligence VII not be given.
win b. offered for sale, At my house, on the
18Th day of October next, on credit OF
~ months on all sums above ten dollars. my
stock of Cstle, Hogs, &c. sondry articles Of
Household and Kitcneu Furntu and Planta
ton Utensils Also, my crop OF Corn and Fod.
der. Bonds with app owed security will be re.
CURED o. the purchasers. 70 carry interest from
the date n interest viii De deducted it pune
tus payment is made
francis T.. Harris.
Powha,an Sept. 8 h, 1909. wi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
20 Dollars Reward,

rs offered for experimenting ANDRsW. ne.
gro slave. who about the beginning of this
month RUN AWAY from the subscriber resi-
ding IN the neghborhood of Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirty years old.
m intelligent, active. small man, good house
ssd stable servant, drives a Carriage well, un-
derpands LITTLE Of Shoemaking and readily
performs any kind OF plantation abr. Some
yesrs ago he was in The ervice nf Mr. Turner
A. the He'll Tavern in Richmond where be
lie,e ne g.ne,aIly &C n as hos,ler and after
wsrds til LAST Christmas, was employed by Mr.
Henry l.. Biscoe of Manchester in his tobacco
stemmery. He has wife living at the Man
chester coal yard a free mulaEto woman named
Sukey Holinger, by whom have resSon 10 be
iieve ne is secTeied I will pay the above re
ward 20 any person who will deliver to me the
above mentioned slave, or secure him in Jail, so
that get him again
James Henderson.
ooh Jene, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

IF Court held for FrankEa County, III.
iy Sd, 1909.
Rober, Hodges, Pie
AGAINST 9
Isham Hall, James Roberts and Bet .
set his wife, children and heirs Off 9
James Roberts, deceased, defts =
ME defendants James Roberts and
i Be,sey his wife, no, having entered
their appearances aud given security &C
cording TO law aud the rules of this court,
and il appearing to the court ,hat they are
not Inhabitants of this Commonwealth I:
on the motion OF the plaintiff by his at
torney, IL rs ordered, that The said de fen
danis do appear here on or before the first
Monday in November next and answer the
plaintiffs bill: and hat copy hereof be
inserted in some newspaper published ia
this state for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse
Of this county.
- A Copy---Teste,
CALEB TATE, D. c. for
JAMES CALLAWAY, G. &c.
Stw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
(3nn)
LANDS roR SALE

The Subscribers wish to dispose of
hat valuable tract Of LAND called FoRT
LEWIS, lying in the Counties of Bottetourt
and Montgomery, and containing about
$500 acres. They also wish to seIla, $50
acres OF Land lying iuthe County OF Flu
wanna, On the south side of The Rivanna
river, extending from Col. Cary's line
down the river, TO within about mile Of
Columbia.
This last mentioned Land, being in Eve
distinGl tracts, will be sold sesara ely s,r
osethsr, as may best sui, any petson de.
s;rous ofpurchasing. One fourth Of the
amour. being paid in hand, any rcasona.
DIE credi, will be given for the balance.
GIBSON s. JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July %, If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03


TW.NrY DOLLARS REV ARD Stolen
from me about the 18th of Nov 1907,
negro van save named Cesar, the property of
the Sibscribsr lie formerly belonged 10 Mr. Ro-
bert Aesanaer. of Campbell county, and was
bought from him small By, in he year 1889
He j. nos about ice, high. of his big toes j.
very remarkable, being split with an axe through
ths nail and nearly as high as the sec nd joint,
by tina, Ii is ,uch broader and larger than the
other. Tie WAS accustomed 70 run James river
above the falls. was informed that he went
up James River in batteau owned by one
Greece, to the other side Of the mountains.
On delivering him TO me or securing him in
come jail SO that get him again. shall be paid
by me the reward of tventy Dollars. This
is 20 forewarn any person or persons from har
boring or concealing hir, as they may depend
OH ii shat will prosecute such vioIators OF the
law 10 its full extent.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
City of Richmond, July PIN, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

EITZWHYLSONN & POTTER, Book
L Sellers and Stationers, have Just e.
ceived very large supply OF Fools C.p,
Pos and Letter Papers; Latin, French &
English school -books; Pocket, school and
family Bibles; Paper. hangings and border
ing Quilts Of the first and INFERIOR quail
ties Metallic pens I; Playing, blank and
visiting cards Ladies and Gentlemgn's
pocket books Backgammon tables and
Chess boards Pearl counters Toothbrush
es aud Dentiirice Gold leaf, black lead
pencils and wstcr CO ors Vocal and instru.
mental music; Durable Ink, sc. Sss.
A few new publications, among which are
some novels.
A great variety Of Dsy-Books Journals
and Ledgers, Record and oheriffs books on
hand.
Tickets in the Rhode.Islaad Coal Lottery
for sale, at S 3 so Gus. each. The price
will be shortly raised. The scheme OF this
Lottery holds out p culiar advantages TO the
adven,orers, as will appear on AN cxaml-
nation of il. The drawing will commence
shortly.
September IS. (5w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

Remedy for the govt
Artificial ,cagnes a cure
for The tooth and ear
ache
On 'rime-a poem
Elegant moral senti-
ment
Agricultural. Harrow
ing proved an easy L
valuable kind Of hoe.
ingy in the broadest
husoandry
Method OF destroying
garhcls. 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
invensed spinning ma.
chine by a gentleman
ia S, Carolina, call.
ed " The Columbian
Spinster"
Scale of depreciation of
paper currency. csta-
- Five dollars 4 z,
cents single
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

TIE 2Is, No. of RECESS NEW CY.
CLOPEDIA, is just received and rea-
dy for delivery to subscribers, at this office.
~ Also, just received, the FIRST vol. Of
or, the NATURAL HISA DRY of the
BIRDS of the u. STArE2 - Illustrated
with plates engraved and coloured from
original drawings, taken from nature,
by Alexander Wilson.
Aug. go, w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
20 GAsRIEL L. HALLER.
SIR,

A you are not resident of this state. take
notice, thar on the twenty fifth day of No.
ven,ber next. at the house now occupied by Pau
G. G. 'nes. aud wnere you latel. resided in
the CITY oil Richmond I shall proceed TO lake
sundry deposition: On the eleventh of Decem.
Der next, at the Eagle Tavsrn, ia the said city ef
Richmond, shall take suadfy dep IS ions On
the 9th Of February next. at M. Gib6on's ia.
vern in the town snd county of York, l shall
take sundry depositions On the OH Of Febru.
airy next, at the house now occupied by Mr..
Smith 10 the town of Hampton, 1 shall take
sundry dispositions. On the thirteenth day of
February next. At the Engle tavern, in the Bo.
rongh of Norfolk, shall take sundTy Deposit.
ons On the I'm of February next, at Clou.
cester courthouse. shall take sundry depositi.
ons. On the twenty second day of February
next, as Mathews courthouse, shall take sun.
dry dispositions: On he fifth of Mach nex,. =,
the 'avern now occupied by George Turner. in
Staunton, sha take Ann FTankiin's deposition.
and on the 18th ofMirch next, at Mr.. Brooke.
taye;n, in the town of Manchester shall
take sundry depositions--All of which are in.
tended 20 be read as evidence in a sui, now de.
pending in The high court Of Chancery held in
Williamsburg, wherein u ohn Bowe and Na,ha-
mel Sheppard are com iainan,s. against Houl.
de- Hudgins, Gabriel L. Haller, and Mayv
Hundley, his wife, and Rascow Parsons
Should've said deposition noe be taken on the
several days appointed shall in that case cor.
tinue from day TO day until al, are taken
Ichn Rowc.
oeptetnoef |oai ioO9' wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

MOTlCE.--0nce more, it is hereby re-
y quested that those who are inaebted to
the trustees of the Richmond Academy, do
make payment 10 the subscriber, as tine
work is now begun, and it is expected that
there will be laid from sne hundred to ore
hundred and nifty thousand bricks in the
walls of the Academy this fall. H has uu-
dertaken the COLLECTION by agreement vita
ing. the other members OF the committee,
appointed by a board of trustees There
fore, it is absolutely necessary thai the col.
lector may have as little trouble as possible
in the collection, in order to have money in
hand, to carry on so laudable an upderta-
king. -
City of Richmond, Sept. IN, 1909. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
GEORGE WATT,

IT AS just received ard offers FOR sale-Siciy
Madeira and Sherry Wine, by the hid. and
or cask Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hhd German Platillas Simplex by the peice or
case half point glass Tumbers, in cases of 1000
esch--and New York Soap and Candles.
ON HAND, MADEIRA Wine--OsIeans and
Muscovado Sugar-Green Coffee saIses--
Prime Pork liverpool and Stone-Ware--
Souchong, Hyson Skin and Gunpowdsr Tea
Spanish Scgars--- onds-NutmegS
Window G'ass.--Men's and Women's Shoes
which he will dispose Of by wholesale on rea-
sonable terms.
Richmond. Goth Joy 1899.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

NOTlCE.>-All persons concerned are
L >required TO take notice, that we have
sold the debts due to the late concerns of
Robert Pollok * Co Of Richmond, aud OF
Dun'op Pollok & Co. of Manches,er, to
Messrs Tompkins and Murray, of Rich
mond and that payments hereafter are to
be made to them alone or to those whom
they may empower to collect.
James % John Dunloh.
Petersburg. Sept 1st. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

GOLUMBIAN MILLS. The subscri-
~ bers having purchased the Columbian
Mills. beg leave to inform the public, they
are giving G ASH for WHEAT and CORN.
P. HAXALI., s. Co.
Richmond, August S0th, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

p EMOVAL The subscriber has removed
i his Coach Makers Shop about two squares
Nortl Easton the same street he resides or, and
nearly opposite the.ofice formerly kept by the
late Adam Craig, were he carries on the
cO.4CH MIXING BUSINESS in al its bran
ches.=He begs leave to return his sincere thanks
TO his friends and the public in general for their
past support, and hopes by his attention and
punc,uality, 20 merit a Continuance of their pa.
tronage.
JOSHUA WEST.
Richmond, 25th Sept. 1909. w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

THOSE indebted to the late concerns of
Dunlop. Pollok s. Co of Manchester
and Robert Pollok & Co. &c Richmond. are
now requested to cpme forward and settle
their respective balances, as longer indul..
gence canpotb be grated Lawyers and a.
gents having the collection or settlement of
debts due either of the above concerns, viii!
be pleased to forward US statements of the
business in their hands.
tTti 3omtkins e Murrav
Richmond, Is. September, 1909. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

a TUTOR WANTED. Mr.. Fontaine Mau
- ~, who tauglE school at this place the last
two years. will remove TO Alternate a, Christi
mas A person duly qualified will probably Fad
bis interest to succeed him The subscriber will
Furnish board, &c upon the same terms as here
tofore. Application ought 60 be made in time
that arrangements may be made by
Richard Morris.
Green Springs, Louisa County, w3t
Sept. I9th, 1919.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

TOR SALE.--A handsome, second hand,
London bs'it CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and is in good state
OF preservation. Apply to the printer, or
20 Mr. HseHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old CITY Tavern, where the carriage
may be seen. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

A BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
a DOLLARS was taken from black boy
who ca'lcd hinself James Sofi.h, & 7ays he found
j. in he street NO. thinking it proper 20 let the
boy Keep detained 1t for The proper owner
who MAJ have II, on giving satisfactory eyi.
denoe Of his or ,hgir right to il and paying the
expense Of thi, advertisement.
JOIN MCDONALD.
richrnoDd March 10Th, 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

WILL BE SOLD on the first Monday. in
" October next, if fair, otherwise the next
fair day, at the late dwellin,, house of Ma
thanisl Pope, decd. in Hanover county, Sc
veral likely slaves, consisting of men, wo-
men and children, the stock oil horses, cat
tie, sheep and hogs, one coachee and single
chair, household and kitchen furniture,
plantation utensils, the crop of corn, wheat,
oats, blades, and top fodder, Sc.
Twelve months credit will be allowed
the purchaser for all sums above ten
dollars on their giving bond with approved
security, to carry interest from the Gate, If
not punctually paid.
PHILIP DUVAL, Administrator.
August lst 1909. ids.
n. Il. Judgment and bonded creditors will
have right to purchase at the sale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
Fiuvanna County, May quarterly session,
1909.

Fiuvanna County, May quarterly session,
1909
Mnncrief: Hill, Admins ralor1
with the vii! annexed of Ro- In
Der, Hill, deceased, Pitt. Cham
AGAINST cery.s
John Fo be * Patrick William
son, Defendants.
z HE Defendant Williamson not ha.
wing entered his appearance and gi-
ven security according to the aGs Of Assem-.
bly, and The rules of this court, and il ap.
pesiing 20 the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inbabitsnt Of his country.
On the motion of the Plaintiff by his Coun-
sci, it IS ordered, that the said defendant
w lIamson do appear here on or before
the first day Of August quarterly term
next ard answer the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy Of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN one Of the Richmond Newspa-
pers and continued for two months success
siyely AID another copy posted at the front
door Of tn Courthouse Of this county.
A oopy--Tesie,
John TIMBERLAKE, Jun, d. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
~ BLAcKsMiTfi Foa SALE,

NOR sale, mos, valuable Blacksmith
u abou, so years of age. He is a stoe,
we'll disposed negro; and prob ably inferior
to no smith ia the Slate. Enquire Of the
PRINTER.
September, li,h 1909. (3m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
IN COCNCII., Sept. Ig,h, 1909.

IN COUNCIL, Sept. 18Th, 1909.
It's advised, that from and after the lst day
Of January next, me Auditor be instructed in every
case where any claim by vir,ae Of an order or
certificate Of court is presented 70 him Ivy per
son whcse name is not mentioned therein, 60 re-
qure such person 10 produce also order or
power Of Attorney from the individual in whose
favor such order or Certificate Of coWr was
made, together with an afiidavit % one witness
az east, certified by = Mag'tra o. Notary
Public, that such indvidnel actually sigped and
acknowledged the same. And 70 give general
information Of this RUE it is advised, thar CO.
Ply hereof be publiahed IN the Virginia Argus,
Enquirer, Petersburg In,eiiig Norfolk Her
aid, Lynchburg Star, Stanton Esgic, ard Win.
chester Gazette, oEce week until the ar1t day
Of J7naary next. FIX yaet from the Journal
Nv ~ DANIEL ., HYL1ON c, @.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03
Aug. 50.

A GREEABLY 20 former advertisements will
De sold by Messrs. Prosser and Moncure,
on Thursday 9Th October next, 1T 4 o'clock, p.
NJ. at the front door of the Eagle Tavern, on a
credit of and two years, the following
TRACTS OF LAND, TO wit
ASS Acres. more or less, by 200 acres, in the
county of Greenbrier,
1850 do. in Bote,our; county, on the main road,
between the Sweet springs and Fincastle.
1000 do. IN said county. adjoining the former
tract, and lies on both sides of said road.
$50 do. in said county, extending small dis
lance In Bedford county.
$50 do. in said county, on l. oneey's Mil Creek.
1880 do. on Paint Creck formerly Moatgome-
ry, now Kanawha county
78O do on Percy river and w slkers creek
Mon gomery. now Kanawha county.
$50 do. n same county
2o9O do. on the forks of Salt river, state of
kentucky.
$50 Military rights, in Kanawha county.
2s4 d, in the Illinois grant. Nor,h
West of Ohio.
1000 20. on Deer Greek. Green river,
state OF Kentucky.
1000 do. OH Deer Greek. joining the
afore mentioned tract.
D The subscriber a Ids general warrantees for e.,
very tract, the two Of 1850 and 1000 acres in
BotetouT, excepted. (they having been loca.ed
for John lie Mayeur and him IT, but will. (dis.
posed as he is, to sch al very reduced ptices
whatever is not military righD give special ones.
The four last mentoaei Iracts waich are for mi
iitary services, will BE- sold, fre1ai ed by gene
raj warran;ccs.
Bonds with app owed security, (and bearing
interest from the date if not punc,ualiy paid,
will be required.
G, STRAS.
septembcr 25,h 1909 St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

bills ned by the general
assembly of Virginia.
November 1852
APhorisms
Lines worked on q
hearth-rnT
L'st &C civil officers ia
Virginia. Governor
Councillors, Judges OF
the c .urt OF appeals,
high cou,ts If chance
~, general Court, &c.
&c. Ssc
Delegates to congress
New circuit court days
-shewing the ar
rangement Of the Sc.
veral Circuits. with the
Judges allotted to each
Superior county and
guar ely court days
katesOf postage on let-
tiers, newspapers, sc.
ROADS.
From Richmond TO
Charleston Is C.)
FFom Richmond 10
(! Norfolk
From Richmond to
! Portsmouth, IN. HI
From iiichmoad to
| Danville (Ken.)
From Richmond to the
] Swee, Springs.
oss-50 ceats a DOZENS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

United States Court, 5th Circuit and Yirs
ginia District, June 21st, 1909.
Smith, Calhoun. and Company, Pitts. -
AGAINST
Edmund Burlington and James Digs Dish -
man, executors of Christopher lexington,
decd and William Price Burlington, heirs 3
az law and dsvisec of The said Christie
pher Edring,op, defts.> (
ON motion of,hs plaintiffs, leave is given then,
- to amend their bill, which amendment to the
said bill was thereupon fled; and on the further
motion of The plsin'iifs the court doth refer the
accounts of James Digs Dishman, rs exercutor
Of Christopher Burlington, deceased, 10 one OF
the commissioners, of this court, to be by him
stated, settled, and TO the court reported with
any special matter thought pertinent by nmseIe
or by either party, required to be so stated, and
the said commissioner is authorised if required
BY the plaintiffs, 10 examine said James Diggs
DiShman, in solemn form.
Copy--Teste,
wSt WILLIAM MARSHALL, elk,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-03

JAMES Dream respectfully informs his
y friends and the public, that the partnership
of Brean & Toilet being dissolved, the business
will be continued BY hiri--He expects shortly TO
receive fresh supply OF articles in rhe IRON.
1NONG Err" and HfRDWdRE LINE, which,
with his present stock on hand. he will sell low
for cash, approved paper. or country produce.
Richmond. Sept 10Th, 1909. tf