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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-07
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Patent VaAlLgsGIachlne.

First ELL the barrel bf your finest
cloths, than fill the hoQdn0N the Reservoir
with no, suds up ia til side planks, turn t
Crank backwards and Forwards SO rs TO ins@S
the cloalhs fall the arr est against the s.dSs "
the barrel for about TIVE n;y-tvc minutes 'Oen
use the same suds witlSa little more soap an.
hot water for tie next Finest cloathi, Hi',il ~
suds arc unfit for use,ten second your ci0"I"'
in the same way with boiling suds, alter W.
bing little soap on TIE dlriest parts g. ~, ~
cloaths then rince thEm iii the lnaciAhS Al
warm or cold water.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-07
Alsxanaria Weaving Mens}acto,.
TO THE Public. y

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Alsxandria Weaving Mrnuyacto,..
TO THE PUBLIC. '','
~HE inhabitants of Alexandr;, 80.
j vicinity are respectfully ip}orm asa It's
We the subscribers, lately from the NJ; 'at'
borhood of Manchester, (Ergfsnal ~ b. 'eli4-
the desire and aid OF our trIef,a, ~, ., y
WEAVING MANUFACTURE
premises belonging to Mr.. Edwara' ~.
tween the dwelling house OF Tbo,,.. 81 "
Esq and the Spread Eagle Tsycrn' n a"Sifn'
street-wlele We are ready 10 .rec.;. Gu g
weaving tic various sorts OF copn,sa ;. ~
cotton, linen and woollcn, and non. ssS@
steady ,&upriyht attention to busns.s a
rlt tic encouragement ant! aIprobaton oi. ~
FRIENDS and the public. In order II ,;,s o',H
neral satisfaction to our friends ap, 20, fs-
ers, every material viii be s.ric;lvsm NY!
on the recs.vI 6 I'D delivery thereof s s.,
yarn, &c. IN tissi!ks OF breaches -, 's
suitable than iii balls "'''e
Joab De Name,
Robert Hart,
Henry Moon.
November so.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-07
A FORM OF (ERTIFICATl

THIS is to certify, MV
right Of mckirg, sssci'lg
Yar.vood's Patent .VGYiH
IhGve received do
The same.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-07

I pish to infor1nany
tha. I have a qHannfy
nosu making, (Which a.
.demoad, made ont Of !
svrN hainted. Orders
I'd 10 by leGv;ns or
Prince street, AeTan'
1avern. -,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-07

Ill tersons ere cauS ,ncd against n'n'sas'I =,
in< or bending The ali be machine ''''sS w ,.;
nfcate from me- or nj assigns 5'7ls'" 1saS
as I shall Prosecute I'm as tae ma''v y To
MA G. NEW ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07
THE NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
THE WASP


Arrived yesterday the ship Commodore
Rogers, III % days from Liverpool Time
will not permit entering INFO details in TINS
pubiicatiJn. }Vm. Shalor. Esq. passen
ger OH board, IS the bearer of dispatches
trom Mr.. Pinkuey 10 our government.
The ciamors Of the people If England---
she aAexiWPied corrH,1tlons IN the ministe
ria oihces----the failure Of the expedite
ons to- inc tincnt, and the distraction ef
&c British cabinet Council in CONSEQUENCE
the, 'sDi, has at length effected a Change
which 'uay lead to happy result in the 81
ftiatou OF IA oppressed people The utmost
d. lliculties. f'oweyer, have pi escnted them.
selves al the i,TmatIon oi new ministry
Inc King will not agree TO the Catholic e.
Emancipation. AID ne opposition will not con-
sent to serve with the enenies OF the mea-
s,ns upon any n,her terms.
The Globe IAN anti ministerial paper of
the 4,b Octg5er gives the following ashro-
babi- appointments in the 3cw ministry:
Mr. Spence PercivAl, first Lord OF the
Treasury and Chancellor Of the Ez5ltquer !:
MIR. Robert Dundis oaundeIs, Secretary
ef State tor the War aud Colonial Depart
SncOt--~--.
Sir Arbuthna, Sec'ry of the Admiralty,
Lord WIN. Bentinck, Sec'ry az War
Mr. Cooke, Secretary OF ,ne Treasury
aud Marquis Wellesley (now ia Spain,) Is
sisotO have apiace.
Proposals have been made 10 Lords GIen
SiIe md Grey 10 become members of the
Jew tClDiSsry, 6ut hey have refused serve
w "A ren.nset % ~ ia n,eie az u Qua
o.. 90,
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dDonle9ttt
PROM THE NEW-HAHPsHIRk PLTRfoY.
TRUTH md ELOQUEhCE.

Salem, Washington County, y. York
17fh SEPT. 1909.
SIR,
in behalf of the republican citizens of
the County of Washington, convened ON the
18th inst. for the purpose of taking into cons,
Iteration the present critical situation of their
country, and as foreman to their corr mittee I
am instructed to transmit to you Meir un
feigned gratitude for those military services.
which in pre- eminent manner freed this
county, it being adjacent to Benning on. from,
the hirelings of tyrants; and thereby in
manner restored tranquility to It's inhabitants
AT the meeting u letter from you to the Ben
nIngon committee was read. Its genuine
sentiment drew forth applause, and many
soldier in the revolution, and with you a,
Bennington, could not repress the lear OF
ssnslbi!'y. 81 tss Srisls It enkiadled the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

\ N the 23d next month, If fair 81 ,o- -
next lar d>y, will be sold at the dwelling.
mousse ot the late Hardin Burnley, ESQ DECD e.,
Hanover county, TO the highest b tielor. IN an
Perlshabie es'atc OF said dec'd. c.nsstinsr nRs,N
stock OF Horses, among which is thoroo - s us,
Stud (whose pedigree wilt b. made 80. e
that day,) sundry fine brood Mares rot 49,; !a
Diood 10 any IN the Stat, walk Hoiscs <. Mniea
INC STOCK Oh Ca,tie; Quantity Of Pork. sheer,
a las. a"s'-s S'iarrlot and Harness, Gigg and
49, IT. ''e Crop Of Cora and fodder,
iiouse'o'd and Kitchen Furniture. q MIN.
et VI valuable Books" and many other ar.
S5 too tedious to mention "a credit of in
0'onlhs VIII be gwen, on all sums, above zen dol
,,ars, tor which bond and approved security will,
oe required, to carry ntere. from the date IF nas
Punctualiy paid tor all sums of ten dollars and
under, cash will be required II the sale is nor
complicated on the first d.y, it will be continued
from day to day until It is comples ed
Also will be sold on the terms alb We mention.
ed, AZ Bar Isl nd, IN said county Of Hanover, on
t'e 2Ith day OF next month # fair, ifnot, the next
isir DAY -All tie stock Of Horses, Cattle, a
quantity OF Pork, Sheep and Hoes, plantation ~.
tensils, the crDp of Corn and Fodder, and MANI
other articles not at present rccollected An
persons having claims against said Estate, aro
requested to bring mem IN iInpeJ incly for ed.
Juslmen', as no uhliq udated clam will be admit
ted At the sales
Those indebted are requested TO make nov.
ment, the situation OF tie Estate will tdni, ~
10 delay-1his sale Il no complicated on tla FIST
day viii be cotinued from day to d y I'll il Is
complicated. On the hast day OF the lie will be
rented to tie highest bidder, for one year. & pos.
session gwen on the Il d.y Of January mex, that
valuable plantation called Bar.lsland, on which
W! be seeded from $50 TO 4OO Bus els of wheat
Bond and approved security wit be required foe
The rent and Observance ofits conditions in c;bee
respects.
5OHN M SHBTPAh d, @dni'r of
HGrdA Burnley deca and Gaa,t'ian Of
HARDiNIA . UHNLhT
Hanover, Nov. Z. .,
Those who have borrow, > Books will pIs.ss
10 return them ipnnediateiy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

Many articles excluded by the great body OF
Important Foreign News.
Mr. Canning has not resigned his life, but his
piace-Cdst!ereagh and Portland seem also to be
Quit was not determined Spho were to supply
their places-The attempt to form % broad bot.
toned administration" will probably fai--Gren-
vile declines coalition with the enemies of Ca.
tholic Reform, &c. Sc.-A ministerial paper
whines and hopes that -Four venerable Sovereign
will not be abandoned"-in his old age" by his
people"-ThiS venerable Sovereign, whose breath
excludes 100000 of the Irish people from all
the rights of conscience and of men.
According to these rumors, the affairs ofthe
continent are wrspt " in doubts and darkness -
Bonaparte is mad, and the Russians are about 10
join Austria in the war.--Thus like the Phon;x,
does one hope die to give life to another.-And
like Bonaparte's other disasters, these may be
only prelude to some brilliant acquisition.
A letter says, on the 9th Oct. the refusal OF
Lords Grenviile and Grey to accept the PROPOSE
tons made to hem, had produced temporary
briskness in Conons-but that article, as well as
Others, now depressed. Wheat Us 10 Us Cd.
Flour COS Tobacco from TO AL
Further details and speculations i'll our next
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07
HOUSES FOR SfL

~ Y virtue Ota decree of the Honorable Supe.
~ rior Court of Chancery, for the Richmond
D'srlct IN suit between George Pickett,
pls lntifi, and the subscribe, defendant will be,
sold 10 the hughes bidder, AZ public auction. on
Tuesday the 2lst Inst If fair 81 no tie n. Al fair
day Two Brick Houses with the out-houscs
belonging TO them, situate on The crossstf.at
leading to Shockoe Ware Hous-. IN the CITY #
Richmond The sale VIII ke place, on The pre-.
nises and the terms, greettie o said decree,
will be twelve months credit the purchase ~
give bond with approved security, ior the pays,
mcnt OF the purchase money, and the i;tte 10 30
retained Until the money is pad
DiNIEL GALL, Executor
Qt last VII ana Testa,n,ns Of
ROBERT IkEdNS, deecz,ed.
november 6, 1909. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

GJ The Advertisements, iD the last paper, sipn.
Cd ArchD4ld MeCaH, was published without his
knowledge or authority, but by a clerk then, and
no longer m his employ about zuho,,t and not Mr.
Mccall, the assertions, alluded t. IN that Adyer-
usement, were made in the anonymous paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE CoMpANy

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
HE Asuual Meeting Of Stockholders, viii
4 be held at Brooks's Tavern, in Mancbe,
ter, on the first Monday in December next. Such
members as cannot attend IN person, will, il is
expected appoint their proxeys. The under.
s,gned requires to be furnished, so soon as posi-
bie, with the necessary evidence of shares sold
and purr hased, since the last meeting, in orde,
that transfers may DC made on the company books
and Snares duly represented.
JAMES 8RANDER, err.
H2yslaseF ,m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07
, SAILS 1T fJCIIOM

I'M Saturday EcXt, ihe iltA inst At IL O'Clock,
~ near Richmond, at Ch;.ntii, the tormei re.
sidencc of the late register w Price, now oc :
cupied by Mr. Peter WiikinsIr. on the Rich
mond FnrnpiSe Road VIII posit, ,ly be sold.
without reserve, on a credit of 90 days. Tor sp.
proved endorsed nego,isbie Notes a,,he Bank
ot Virgins, for all sums above So dollars; Zen
head of CATTLE. In fue order, consisting Of
Cows, Calves and Oxen: Two fine HORSES.
in good order; one Wheat Fan; one Wagon 6.
Gear variety of Farnng Utensils, &c &c.
PROSSER K MONCURE, Auc'rs.
November Z. Ii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

DIED, Of pulmonary disease, in Goochland,
ON the 18th October, Mr. ]. l.. PEERS, in the
25th year of his age. HE had mingled much
with tue world, without adopting those vices <
immoraiities which too often deform the chsrac.
ter OF youth. lie was a dutiftd son, an sRecti.
onate brother, and an honest benevolent man.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

CT Surveyors, seamen, and such as are int
rested ia the curious Researches, are referred
to Communication on the last Page, g On tbs ya.
riation Of the Magnetic Needle, in ,Virgipia" h.,
MIR. BLACKBURN, Professor of Mathem,.t;cs n ~.
College of William and Mary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07
SHEPPARD IA d LUEE

SHEPPARD IN u LUXE
4 AVE rcren cd general assortment of Gro-
4 eeric. consisting of
W. Rum, Molasses, Ginger, imp Tea,
Country GIN, Whisky, English Mustard, Sale
Shorty and Malaga in Sacks
Wine,
Also, Earthen, Glass, China and Stoneware..
German, Crswley and bIis,ered Steel, Bar Iron.
E'ai-ruds, ooat-lestl,er, Writing, Wrapping and
PRINTING Paper, Spanish Segars, Cotton Cards,
Shot, Powder, Window g ass, Indigo, Cope
Fas, Alum, Logwool, Cut II errings, &c. &c.
Which they offer low for cash, country PRO-
duce or approved paper
Is. Cash given for -four as usual.
November 7. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07
Found !!

4. Sum of money-rhe owner may have it by
J. yi,n; satisfactory evidence of his right.
nd paying the cost of advertising. Apply at this
)h'cc. Nov mbeT IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

4 house, upon the basin For Sal a.
y virtue OF the last viii and testament a. = -
bert Means, decd. viii be sold, ON the ~
on Thursday The Dist inst if far, fne, ,he
fair day, to the highest bidder t.nemo,'t -
the basin adjoining the tenemebt of Ioi,n p,,rs..
The terms OF sale will be. twelve no,n,hs 60
the purchaser to give bond and security, aud
uaeu ol 'rust epon the r,' .erty to secure the.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

" thr last HY l.nd testament Of
Nov. 8.
b. lhe sale of the ,abovr property wsa
Pfeyen'| d on Saturda. last by the bad We thu
November &.
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II JIlLGI. Y FEQUGN7.

SUBSCR GEE to ti.s ENQUIRER, in this
- STATE, and those who are md b.stl TO TIL. of.
flee, for printing, &c arc informed. that the Edi-
TOR expects t. retels= rs pactive lie maads by
The Lands ofther Delegates to the ensuing Lee
gisiature--wi.o are requested. - obiige him IN
this respect. Move mbsr Z wSw e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-07

Ertraets ofieners ~ the Editor ofthe MI
rOra, received by the Vast sLooh Of war,
daIed
PARIS, Sept. is.
Il wrote you by Mr. W.--the military
drawings cannot yet be executed for the same
reasons that before prevailed and still cont.
nue. But report now says, that it will soon
be over, and that general peace on the con
nent is OF the point of being concluded, and
particularly with all that is tcf of Austria
We are not less cui ious here than you will
be, to know how this part of tie quarrel will
have been settled, but as yet we know no
thing either of The terms that have been Of.
tered or accepted. We suppose however, they
will be sufficiently hard on Austria, 4 thai
the great British expedition mas had no ten
denCy 70 soften them.
+" ~ tiis way, this mountain has produced
y raeose' A srwS 81 s2gi2 psn, and a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
TO OUR SUBCRIBERS.


Owe have been very much surprised
of late at the many complaints of our SUBJ.
scribers in not having regularly received
their papers. We do most conscisntioSsly
assure them, that the blame is not attrlbu-
table 10 us. Our papers are attentiveiy adj
dressed to our patrons and deposited in the
Post Office. Upon enquiry at this mace
we find that many of the packets have been
returned unopened from the country Post
Offices, and among the rest those OF Yam
ceyvils in Louisa, and Lindsay's store in
Aibemare from which directions, we are
sorry to state that we have received
many remonstrances. Our subscribers
may rest assured that our attention shall
not be wanting in applying the proper re-
medy. We trust that those postmasters
who have been thus remiss will pay proper
respect to this admonition, for it is extreme
ly painful to us, to receive letters Of this
character when we diligently use every
possible effort to give certain and speedy
passage of our papers to their respective
subscribers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19

rfracf from he Journals of the Frees.
tive.
Published by o der of the Governor, for
the Information of the Militia Officers.
In CoUNcrL, June II. 1906.
II IS advised that a p &C .amatit be is
J. sued, prescribing the uniform Of he
militia OF this commonwealth. to e as fol.
lows:
( For the Ge1erai Officers
A dark blue coat, skirts lined with buff,
cape, lapels aud cuffs bnS s,iIcw buttons,
gold epanlets Zone on each shoulder)
black cock'd hat, with black cock de and
black stock,
! For the -drhNery.
A blue coat, skirts Gned withred, cape,
lapels and cuffs re d, vest fl oyeraIls
blue, edged with red, black garters, yeir
low. buttons, cooked black hat with red
csckade. .,
For the Light Intanfry.
% A Dark blue short coat, with half IapeIs,
cape and cuffs white, white lining and but.
tons, vest and overalls white with black
carriers, black half boots, black stock, q
round hat, cooked on the left side, with
black cockade.
For the Grenadiers.
dark blue coat, cape, Iapels ard cuffs
white. white lining and buttons, vest and
oyeraiis white, with black CARERS, black
halt boots, black stock, cooked hat, with
black cockade.
For The Rifemen.
A linnen hunting shirt of purple color.
With overals of the same. | atber p,oe.
kersons or shoes, bound hat, cooked ON
the left side, with black cockade, acd blacL
stock,
For the main body ofthe Militia.
A blue hunting shirt trimmed with red
fringe, white oyeralls with black garters.
round, hat cooked on he left SIDE, with
black cockade and black aud red plume.
black CATERS, or half boots he officers
uniform to be a dark blue coat. ca,e. n.
Peis and cuffs red, whe lining and but
tons, vest and pan,aIoons white. with
black sock cooked hat with black ga,terx
black cockede
For the Cavalry
"A shor, dark blue Goa, with yellow but
tons, white lining, half lapels, cuffs and
cape red, white vest and sths breaches.
Jack 5oo,s, spurs, black STOCK and black
leather cap, dressed on lha crown with
searskln' and decorated with hight blue
sash and red and whle plume.
The officers ofthe main body of the mill
tia OF the Light Infantry Grened;ers, R ttie.
msn g Cavalry. 10 be dislinguish'G by epau-
lets ofsilver; the officers of Artillery 10 be
distinguished by epaulets of gold. The fed
officers 10 wear two epaulets, the captains
one on the right & the subai,erns one On
the left shoulder. All officers TO wear
side arms and boots.
Provided however, that where any
troop of Cavalry, Company OF Artillery,
Grenadiers, Light Infantry, Rflemen or
of the main body of the Militia, shall
have provided themselves with an Uniform
different from thai herein prescribed,
they are respSc iyeiy permitted TO wear
the same for three years, from and after
| the date hereof.
(AtesO
DAM. L. HYLTON, C C.
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in relation to this mostuscfil and liberal

IN relation to this mostusefil and liberal
institution.
luasts Of Sock and Thomson Mason,
J Reect. Joseph Kent,
Daniel MICH eies CT
civilian Herbert,
Judge Of Nfanufac. R. M. Johnston,
lures. Jonathan Swift,
James H. Iooe.
Alter the foregoing report was. made
out and signed, the following letter was
received from Mr.. Gusts by the Judges
of stock & fieeces, who regret with the pa
tiotic founder of ibis laudable institution,
that those candidates did not arrive in time
for the exhibition.
To John ,Tealsle, Joseph Kent, Thompson
Mason Sc Daniel NJ. Chiches' or, esqs.
GENrLEMEN,-Ih have at once tho plea.
sure and regret ofinforming you that two
very fine tpp lambs have just arrived at
this place, intended to have been shewn for
the premiums, and delayed by the adverse
state of the weather. AS am sure tina,
you will be pleased to learn the circum-
stance Of their having been more candi
dates in preparation, and also the nature
and qualities of those candidates. subjoin
the following statement, with a view 10 its
insertion in your detailed report.
And have the honor TO be, Gentlemen
with much respect your obi. aud very
humble servant.
GEO. w. P. CUSTIS.
Arlington House, 3olh April, 1909.
Remarkable Funeral On Sunday last was
inferred in the burial ground of ST. Martin in
the Fields, the remains of Hugh Hewson, who
died at the advanced age of IS. The deceased
was man of no mean celebrity, though no flu
neral escItcheeny adorned his hearse, or heir ex-
pee AM graced his obsequies He was no less a
parsonage than the identical Hugh Strap, whom
DR. Smollet has rendered couspicu 'usy inter
estng in his life and adventures of Roderick
Random and for upwards of forty years. ha
kepta hair dresser's shop in the above parish
The deceased was very intelligent man, and
took delight in rcccunting the adventures of his
early life He spoke with pleasure of the time he
passed in the service Of the do6or, and it his
p ide. as well as boast TO say that he had been e.
ducsted in the seminary with 90 learned and
distinguished character. His shop was hung
round with Latin quotations and he would fire.
qpently point out to his custome' and acquaint
arces the several scenes in Roderick Random,
pertaining 10 himself, which had their
foundation not in the doctors inventive fancy,
but in truth and reality. The meeting in a bar
ber's shop at New Castle upon Tyne, the subse-
auent mistake At the inn. their arrival together
in London, and the assistance they experienced
from Straps friend, were all of that description.
We understand the deceased has left behind him,
an interiined copy of Roderiek Random. pointing
out these facts shelving how far they were in
debed to the genius of the doctor, and to yhar
extent they were botomed in reality. The de-
ceased could never succeed in gaining more, than
respectable subsistence by his trade, but he pos
sessed an independence of mind superior to his
humble .conditien OF late years he was en-
ployed as keeper of the promenade in Vii!ier's
walk, Adelphi, and was much noticed andre
place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
Land for Sale.

pY virtue of deed of trust, bearing
At date the ut h daY of Oct. in the year
eighteen hundred AID seven executed by
Peer ClaksOD, TO The subscribers as trus-
tees, Tor the purpose of securing
sum of money therein mentioned
10 be due to Richard Ward BiriShead and
Thomas BTkhcad, will be sold in Char
louisville, before the door of i'rplet, T
Estes, on the first Monday in Juoe next,
that being Albemarle court day,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19

greedy of gain Be not concerned about the n, !;
yos shall sooner see their downfall, than it shall
be in their power to injurc You Remember this
remarkable prognostic of Ludcman, and yon
shall, in time to come, find reason TO revere MS
memory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
COMMUNICATION.

On Sunday the 1e.h inst. after lin
gering illness, which he bore with Christian
fortitude and manly 6rmness Departed
this life, Mr.. WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Merchant of this city, where he had resi-
ded upwards of IL years, in the high re-
spect, and unbounded confidence of his nu-
merous friends and acquaintances. OF HIM
it may be truly said, that the widow, the
orphan, or indigrnt traveller, never failed to
find friend, or asked in vain, so far az
in his power lay to giye--to this it may be
said, he was an affectionate husband, Kind
parent, good neighbour and most indulgent
master--he has left wife and two chill
dren to bemoan in him, their irreparable
loss-His remains were inferred by Bro
Their Masons, and four companies of Volun-
teers-of the former land latter of which
he has been distinguished and highly re-
spected member.
Oh Death, zohere is thy sting
OH Grave, where is thy victory
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
Tract of Land,

In said deed conveyed, supposed to
contain as acrss and a malt, lying
in the counties of Fluvanna and Goosh.
land, according to the provisions of an act
entitled an ACT concerning executions and
for other purposes. The subscribers will
make deed as trustees only
JOHN WARD,
DOUGLASS BOCOCK,
May Sd, 1909. [3w,1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19

DIED, in the town of Petersburg on Sun.
day last, Mr. JAMES STRANGE, native
of Scotland, formerly respectable inhabi-
tant of this City.