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TorICE is heteby given, tina, / shal,

MIOrICE is hereby given, that shall
IN petition the geeeial assembly
OF Virginia al their next session, fora di.
voice ON Bernard Florence Han;elman,
to whom was married on The I7,h day
OF Novenb laAt, FIR teasons which Will
be then ard ,here made known.
MARY fIANrELMAN.
July % h. 1909 SIN.
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PETER TINsLEY, 8
GEORGE WATT.

-0E+ONJIs w u
fF AS just received and Offers for sale -Sicily,
1 4 Madeira and sherry Wine, by the hid. and
~ cask Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hid German Patilas Simpl,x by the peioe or
case half p9int glass Tumb;ers. in cases Of 1000
e7ch-ana Ncw York Soap and Candles.
ON HAND, >rMsdeira .Wine--Orleans and
Nuscovado Sugar---Green ColEee--Moasses--
Prime Pork Liverpool and Some Ware
Souchong, Hyson Skin and Gunpowder Tea
spanish SeGars-- Raisns- Observation-Disclosures
Window Giass.--Men's and Women's Shoes
: which he will dispose Of by wholesale on rsa.
sensible terms,
Richmond. 2osh July 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

hOH SALE, in The town OF Carriers
& vile, upon James River, Los No. 6
a'ad "a, being the same formerly owned
by Messrs. Deanes-On the Grst is good
dwelling HOUSE, store and other i'm.
nrovemeals, and on. the last, good fum.
oer house. A credit of one, Two, and
three years will be given Bends with. APP
proved security, 10 bear interest from1he
date, 1t Det pupc;usliy paid, viii b. re-
9u!red-.Fo. further particulars, apply TO
Messrs John & E. Cunainghara, at Car.
iersvlile, who will shew the premises or
10
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NOTICE is hereby gwen tha shall petition
1 y the ensuing General Assemby CT virginia.
10 invest in me the fee simple right 70 the lands
OF which my husband, James Allen Bradby !,
died seized and possessed-the heirs of SAID
Brady bsing aliens. if7sry Irving.
- ANN H. ADAMS.
Sorry County, 18Th August, 1909 w4r
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY,

June Cour't, 1909,
Edmund Glover. Plaintiff, /, !,
vs.
Samuel Allen. James T. Hobard, and S.a''
William Daniel, jr. Defendants. } es'y'
I'm the motion Of the plaintiff oy counsel. and
" it Appearing to the satisfaction of the court
That the defendant saIrsuel Allen is not an inha.
bitznt of this.sta 1T is ORDERED AND DE-
cRxEp. that unless the said Samuel Allen shall
appear here at Oaobcr court ncxt and answcrthe
plaintiffs BIZ, the court viii then proceed to
take the same for confessed as to hIni, and de.
cree the matter thereof accordingly and that
copy of ,his. order be forthwith pnblished in
some PulSie newspapers fthe city os Richmond
for two months successfully, and another copy
be posted up at size front door of the courthouse
Of this county.
A Ccpy-Tesse.
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by virtue OF deed OF lru,, from Andrew
- Lewis. Is the county Of Nj rrgoneyy, WILL
BE SOLD BY 'hc subsc ibers. to the highes,
bidder, at the Eagle Tavern in the city, of Rich
mond. upon the 79lh day of September next.
the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

NOMMirTED to the jail of Mon,go-
~, merry county. on the 9Th day OF A.
poi, negro man who calls himself MO
SEES; says he is about twenty Two years
OF age; ne is~near six feet high, stout tui.;,
and says he Is the property d Richard
Terrell, The owner is requested to come
Onward, pay ali-charges and take han a.
way, otherwise hs will BE- dealJ with as the
law requires.
II. GIBSON, Jailor.
June 3s.h, 1909. (3m)
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4 EL6RHDeE. Jr. D. c.

:. VIRGINIA:
III a SUPERIOR Court Of yChaneery holden
at fhe Cafltol in Richmond, June 1st,
1909.
Archibald Peasants and Jane his wife, John
S. Moore and Anna hrs wife, John Chea-
die and Elizabeth his wife, lsham Railey
and Susanna his wife, John Woodscn the
younger, Thomas Railey and Martha his
wifs, William Railey and Judith his wife,
and Philip Woodsou and Sarah his wife,
Plaintiffs,
Josiah Woodson, acting executor of John
Woodson, deceased, Defendant.
ON motion Of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL, and
~ for reasonsappearing to the court, the
order made IN this cause the seventh day
of February iast, dismissing this suit with
costs, is set aside, onthe plaintiffs pay OK to
the defendantthe costs by HIN, expendedin
defending the suit to the date of the said
order and on the further motion OF the
plaintiffs, by counsel, master commissioner
Ladd is directed to perform the order made
|in.this cause the seventeenth day of Sep
TENDER, one Thousand eight hundred and
three but the plaintiffs are not tohave the
benefit OF this order unless they shall COM.
ply with the conditions upon which it is
made on or before the first day of the next
tern.
a Copy--Tcste,
Z
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IN COUNCIL,
.Lunsforn 90. 1909.

January 90, 1909.
DRopOSALs will be received by the Exc
A. catrsc icr manufacturing three hundred
and ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law 10 t,e provided
annually, including the deficiency of last year.
Extract from the minutes
DAM. l.. HYLTON,c
Clerk of the Council
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City Hotel to Let.

THAT spacious convenient HOUSE and !. "
slish olt Houses, Stables &c. situated on
tke stfeet that eads from The niaH street by the
Governors TO the Capitol; which was la ely in
el'c occupancy OF III jas. Vaughan, as Tavern.
It. Si,i bs &c, Soroae or more years, and posses.
sion given immediately. For terms apply to
Bepjanin Mosby sf Powhstsn, or B. Tate Of
this City, who ars authorised BY me TO lie, the
game.
RICHARD CROUCH
RicnrionA, Tune lst 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

s BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS was .sken from 4 black bny
who called mmse'f James Smith, & says he founi
L IN The street Nat thinksog is proper 20 et the
boy keep il, detained i, ta1 the proper owner
Who may have il, on giving satisfactory evi.
dence of his or lkcir Iish, 20 il and paying the
expense of this advs.t;senicR..
JOaN MCDONALD.
Richmond, March 10th, 1909. If
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NEW MEDICINE STORE.
August .f2, 1909.

THE Subscribers hAys recently taken store,
uearthe Market Bridge, opposite Messrs,
White aod Sheltos's, where they offer for sale
a very general assortrlenk Of DRJGS e NH
DTCIWBS few Of which are enuT1e ated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05
RICHARD B. COoDE,
FRANCIS COODE,
hdministra' ors wilhlhe will annexed,

administrators withahe will ANNEXED.
That valuable and well known estate
GATED WHITLEY, on James River, abou.
hree miles from The Town Of Manch ester,
will also be sold by private sale; it con.
tains 1862 acres of Land, about $40 acres
Of which are Of the first rate Low grounds
and more than one half Of the TesIdu,
thereof is heavily timbered. To this es.
tale there is attached one If the best fish.
cries on James River aud every conyeni-
entspd necessary house for the accom-.
modation of family. An indispuabIe
tile will be made and possession gwen on
the FIRST day Of Dscember next, with the
liberty of sowing small grain at any time
TO the purchaser. The terms
may be known on application to
Richard 3. Goode, Manchester, or
Francis Goode, Powha,an.
( July Ia 1902 wtds.
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LUMAN BISHOP.

nj OTlCE.-On Monday the esd, day
l. " of October next, VIII be sold, al
Wbitby, in the county of Chssre, field, up
on credit Of twelve months The PER.
SONAL ESTATE of the late Col. Ro.
BERT GooDE; consisting of the pcessn,
crop Of Corng Wheat, Oats, Fodder, and
Hay; the stock of Horses, Cows, She, p
and Hogs ) the plantation utensils am,
Household and kitchen Furniiure. Bonds
aud approved security will be required OF
the purchasers to carry interest tom the
date ifnot punc.ual;y paid.
II is particularly requested hat all those
who may have Claims against the estate
will make them known Immediately to Ell
scr OF the Subscribers, in order that pro.
vision may be made for payment.
\ RICHARD COoDE,
FIR N(,Ic comm
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Gne. Thousand Pounds,
- WANTED.

ErOR thein,eIs a of which. rAsarasion of 500
4 acres Of valuable land Willie gwen, until The
money Is refunded. Merry 1o9acrss arc riot, low
grounds. now in cultivation lying on naygable
.NsreE. the Improvements new and very COED in
hes'taya and desirable country. Enquire sfih
Priare|-
Scpi-w6er r. 1910 ~ IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

- THE LIST OF PRIZES in the New
York Black River Lottery, isre-
ceived a, this Office, where adventurers
may know the fate of their. tickets.
August %. ST
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-BUcKINcHAM COUNTY,

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY,
Jane Court, 1909.
Charles CARROT, Plaintiff, :,
vs.. Z ch IN
Samuel Allen, James T. Hubbard. and SnahF
William Daniel, jr. Defendants. 10Y
I'm The motion fthe pl,in,iB by counsel, and
~ itappearing TO the sa isfaaion of the court
thar the defendant Samuel Alien. is not an in
habtant of this state, TT IS. ORDERED AND
oncRzEp, thar unless the said Samuel Allen
shall appear here at Oaober court mex, and an
,wsr the plain,iif s bill, the COURT will then pro-
coed TO take the same for confessed as to him.
and decree the nla'rer thereof accordingly |;
md that copy Of this order be forthwith pub.
Fished in some public newspaper of the city of
edmond For two months succcssively and ano.
Their copy be posted up At the fIont door OF the
courthouse OF this county.
A Copy-Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE, Jr.p c.
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n ar. JOSEPH BRO WIN, late fNot

n n X. JOSEPH BRO WIN, late Of MOI.
< towsy Couniy, or his Agent or Al.
torney. Take notice, that shall on the
Bird Monday of September next. at the
Master Armourcr's office, in the public
acmeTy, proceed TO take depos-icns in my
sui. against you, Joseph Brown, depending
in said Noi,oway Court, and shall continue
in my proceedings, from day to day, by
adjoaTDments,. until every deposition in
said suit is taken.
LUMAN BISHOP.
Mancss.er, Aug, 26lh, 1909. I'd
?. s. have 2 or 8 excellent TENE
MENTS, in Manchester, 10 rent imme-
dia,ely. L. B.
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f1OR RENT. and immediate possession ri
Il ven, A LUMBGRaOUSE chat Will hold
from go to 100 bids. of tobacco. (either with
or without Sarge lott over it). Il will all :.
swer well for Tobacco Mandatory. or a
WheeIrights or coachmaker's shop, AS il has a
good inc!osed yard attached to it also-a small
Brick house with but one room on a hoor-al
50 Store on III; Main Street opposite the Bell
Tavern, and formerly occupied as Printing
Office and latterly as a Bookbinder's shop En-.
qu're the subscriber.' living at tbs Filling
Garden.
Tanes IoIypee
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q THE reqnes, Of the Legatees, and by virtue
y OF deed Of trust executed TO as by the
ate Co. Hobers O ode. dec for the pu pose OF
sa'isfying debt therein mentioned, due 70 Mr.
lanes Lylg he above menrioHed tact Of land
and improvements viii be sold 10 the highest
oiddsI. on the premises, os the 2Sd day Of o..
'ober pexi, It NOT Prvioasiy disposed Of by pri.
yAte eonrseS, IN which event taking place, time.
" notice VIII be given. Pcrms ofssls. one third
psv' OF the purcbase money win be required on
ne day ct sale, ono hisd IN twelve months, and
the remaining third IN two years, the ins,alnents
% carry iptres, ftov the day of sale, and the
7urehaser giving such satisfactory seca,ity a.
nay be r-qo;red
John MURCHIE,
TARLTON SAUNDERS, bHs9ees.
Manchester 24th-August, 1909.
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TT,HE Subscriber will sell lie HOUSE I-QT
atPresent occupied by himsef--and also, an
unfinished HOU sE with half acre LOT of
LAND att:ched 70 it, near his residence. If
n rrey 'usly di posed of by p,ivae contract,
.ttsis property vii be sold a, public auction, up
or the premises, on the fourteenth DAY of Sep.
tembev ensalng. The improvements OIL the ios
occupied b. The subscribe cue plain. neat, com.
,fortable ana in good repair. IF required. scme
time will be given FOR a part OF the psroha &C
money. The situstion of sbis prope,ty i, eligi
Bile, both q, irfegsrds hcath and good neighbor
hood.
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
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James Lownes.
Rihcmend> sth month 1st, 1909

WILL BE SOLD on. Monday oh De.
cember next, if fair, otherwise the mex,
fair day, at the late dwelling house of Ma
thaDiel Pope, decd. in Hanover conn-y, Sc
veral likely slaves, consisting of men, wo-
men and children, the stock ofhorses, cat.
tie. sheep and hogs, one coachee and single
chair, household and kitchen furniture
plantation utensils, the crop Of corn, wheat
eats, blades, anditop fodder, &c
Twelve mpnih3 credit will be allowed
the purchaser for all sans above ten
dollars on their giving bond with approved
security, to carry interest from the Gate, If
act pnnctually paid.
PHILIP DUVAI., Administrator.
August lst 1909. tbs.
N. B. Judgment and bonded creditors will
have a right to purchase at the sale.
A T the same time and place, by virtue
n Of adsed of trust executed to slie sub
scriber by Nathaniel Pope, decd. bearing
dlte gath day Of Oct 1903, will be sold lin
conformity to the provisions Of an act of
the last session of Assembly of Virginia.
entitled !" An act concerning executions y
for other pourpsses'') the following slaves.
90 wit MiiIy ard her children, York, Betty,
Kitty, Daniel and Ben, or so many OF TOE
slaves above named, as will be sufficient
70 sf.isfy the debt in said deed expressed.
together with the charges Of executing the
same.
THOMAS PRICE, Trustee. !
list August, 1909. ids.
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JAMES &JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, July %. 6y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-05

SAMUEL GREENHOW.
Richmoad Angus, 10Th, 1909 ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

then, was the use Of making proposals to
Mr.. Jackson Did he imagine, that the
American government. in the pursuit of it's
rights, would waste its time and its labor for
his amusement. to frame propositions mere
~ to he received. and discussed & rejected by
him The gentleman has by this time dis.
covered. that he has undervalued the cabinet
OF Washington. and committed his fame
and his feelings Cf feelings he has any, to
the thorns of rididule and the sterile heath
of contempt.
ITO be Continued
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12
BALTTaroRE Dec. 7.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

Ltl ESl FROII EUROfE.
BY the arrival OF the fast sailing brig Robert,
captaim SPailord, the Editor Of the AneIi-
Can has been obliginaly furnls'. ell with "a
HE OF altoona papers down To the 9th Oct
Ill 33 days from ToDningen
altoona, Oct. 81.
ETfrGct Or letter from Paris a1fCd Cclo-.
Der is.
We are assured that the emperor will
rema in at the castle of Fountainbieau until
the middle OF December, when he will de-
part for Spain and Portugal. The castle Of
Marrac, near Bayonne, is already fitted up
for the reception of the Emperor.
/" is said that the guards. n part of whom
have been on their march since the 18th of
Oct together with the corps OF Marshals
Oudinot, Marmont and the duke OF Abrantes.
will go 10 Spain.
The famous actor Dugazon, insane for,
some time psst, is about terminating his CD
reer 1T Orleans"
Extract Of letter from Dresden, of tie
1871 October.
Austria cedes Gallcia, Plume Trieste
and lstria which are to be Annexed To mo
kingdo.n of Italy. Some letters say ihat vi.
Time q Trieste are to be held by the Tlcnci,
and Austrian troops conjointly until the Con-
cipS'"h VI pCnSt Win tSDSltUu.
Bavaria extends her doninions as far as
Linz.
The grand duke of Wurtsburg will be de-.
clared sovereign OF Tyrol, ar0 the Country
OF odzburg.
Bavaria, in compensation, viii, obtain =
part Of Wyrtzburg.
1t is also said that the frontiers OF the.
Dutchy OF Warsaw will extend TO the Saan.
Extract Of a ieffer .from 81. PeterSJn,<,
Seh %.
IT is remarkable that the minister ~ Fo-
reign Ahairs, Count Nicholas Roma ~.
VINO negotiated and concluded the ,s.;,.s. ia
the grandson Of count Alexander Romanzow,
who, under the Empress Elizabeti., couclu-
ded the Peace Of hbo. and the son ~ the IA.
nous Marshal OF te same name. Sho after
having made So many C0ndueAis, concluded
the ever memorable peace OF k4inqudfi -,
1t Is rare To sec the I'D genera ION to .
30 n s.! IN thc steps st mel, wiO have been
inc hOhor ni thc'r az aHO ~, l,lO,s ii their,
country, H. ibc serVc-s MHCi day have
rehs.erel and by the,r invio,ab,e auuchinea,
70 their suvercigns. Cvad. lNicnui..s RI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

GEoncETowN, Dec 9--'rhe Senate, were de-
ba.n8 Jester "n Ir. Giles's report published
IN oar last; ont 81 account OF the smallness os
t2e gallery, @'.r report: could not procure a seat
70 ,ake Tie deba,e
Mr. Giles spoke for some time il support of
MS Tl@1iiIiion, when the vote WA taken upon it,
an'i Il was agi eed 10 BY the Senate. The bill au.
thoiiains the President 10 use compulsory pro-
cess III relation 70 foreign ministers ordt red to
leave the country, was passed TO a third reading,
aud after tew remarks from Mr.. uillhousc,
postponed ior further Considerable OH untl monday
i'm.
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Goll9re9e.
IN SENATE.
WxpNesoAY. De

"WEDNESDAY. December 6.
The resolution offered yesterday by MIR. Giles
twas read q second time.
The bill 20 prevent the abuse Of the privileges
and imnunitiss Of foreign ministers within the
u States read second time and made the
order Of the day for to. morrow.
The bill authorising the transmission of the
message Of the President OF the u States and
documents free Of postage, was read second
time.
Mr.. Pope's motion to amend tho Constitution
OF the u. States was read 4 second time.
December 1.-THE following gentlemen COM
pose the committee on SO much of the message
OF the President OF the ". States as elates 10
the organization Of the militia Of the u. States /;
Messrs Smith of Maryland, Leb, Bradley,
Sumpter and German.
Mr.. Leie gave notice that he should to. NOR
row ask leave to bring in bill t. repc.; the law
suspending this recruiting service.
On motion Of Mr.. POPE. the consideration of
the resolution and bill reported by Mr. Giles
was postponed till to morrow.
The resolution for amending the constitution
with respect to the tenure of lice of the Judges
OF 1.-THE United States, was, on motion of Mr.. Pope,
referred to a select committee. The fol,ow wing
gentlemen compose the committee Mcssrs
Pope, Crawford, Goodrich, Brent and LLOYD.
The bill from the House of Representatives
supplementary to the act extending the right of
suffrage in the territory Of Indians, was read an,,
passed to a second reading.
Mr.. Pope gave notice that he should to NOR
row ask leave to bring in bill relative to Cum
berland road.
Mr.. Bradley gave notice that he should 10 NOR.
row ask leave to introduce n bill to incorporate
religious societies in tss district Of Coiumba.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-12

Mr. Whltman presented the petition af
unaioer,oi the inhabitants of Portland, Maine,
praying Tor the establishment of an unifnro,
system OF bankruptcy; which he moved 70
reIer 10 a select committee
MT Ne7vfon moved to refer it To a commit
tee of the whole House. oo''''''-
=, MI PfIhim wished the petition rather 70
ne on the table, than go to a committce #
the whole: He was himself totally anno.sd
to the object Of the petition S ppa
wouiu ensue from its reference to a Com
lnittee OF the whole. as such a COMMITTEE
could originate =, proposition on the subiect
reference OF subjects to such committee
being merely intended to afford AN nn',or
principles. vi 'her
WI. o"',he said we had already had one
,paDHruPt law, and had got rid of If IL
believed every honest man abhorred tho svS
te'n; lie was clearly and decidedly ,o,i,o,
touching the subject At all.
Mr; Ne7vton ag'eed with the gentlemen
from Connecticut and Pennsylvania thu, We
bnye already had enough Of bsnkrunr IL ,ve
ana uaS lD'vocal experience OF their fleets
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
VALUABLE |. LAM
Il q p q

Distant % miles from Co.. =
lexandria, 10 miles from occoss'0sh&
twenty from Dumfrlcs, and v yGasa Ns
and a. a half of the Little River Tr ""' N'
1t consists Of Nue and 1ssen.u rr,aphS
lying on the waters CT Bull and l; ;,,'
runs, in the counties Of rair,x xNut h
William. The quality OF this l,s 'M B
lent, and, grazier especially '',S se
source o, ofsreat emolument, IRON m IN, Ssa ID
ollow grounds :oF which there i n s,s qI's
Five hundred acres, ready, from T 'Ss K. 'As
OF the soil. tobc sowed in Timo,hv" v 81
IS decidedly benefited by the pl2it,. .la
ris. On it is very good settle I fsr ~ d
stream being one of the most con,,sn "'
part otthc country. There are ,ha . !!
cres iii wood, heavily ,imbcrcd. Tbs ; W
1Nenls are, dwelling house ncwv g,
consisting o(two rooms below sto;, ."t
store room and two convenient clos. > WI
lodging rooms above stsirs, an excci s, w
lar, a kitchen, corn house, meat h q
stables. Likewise the overseer's bm, "
in each county, with other neccss,rr
or negroes, & avg
Between 2 and 800 acres in a1r.
sale, in Prince William county, on Prg i .
near Its confnx with Occoqusn. TS ' q
lies about 10 or | miles from the O,,.a
mills, and has nearly one third in woos,
quality is equal to any in its imm,dive n.
Dorhood. 3
Persons disposed to purchase may +. q,
piled on the first named tract with !,
st ock of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, fam,
utensils. Thesubsc!ibec willing to enir,
southwardly will dispose of the above N,
iionedproperty on the most reasonable to-,
Information respecting tie properly /,
be had by application to the honorable J@
Washington Of Mount Vernon, H. S. 7.
ner, e. oui-c. of Jefferson county, or u,
absence oil toe subscriber 10 Bernard Il,
Jun. Esq. living earthe premise.
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, near Dumlries,
Va. June -. "a
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New Publications.

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