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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
MARINE LIST.
poRr or MEHPORT.

Entcrtd-Brig German Peggy, Davis, New.York !
lSscdish Schooner Harriet, Lee, Turks-Islandi do.
Friendship, Dfinswatcr. Phiiadclphiai Soop Orion,
Mason, Ncwbcrn, do. Express, Wood, Ncw-york.
Cgeared--Ship Mount Hope, Dreesc, Rio de .Ja-
neiro, do. Triumph. Sherwood. Ncw-iork Schoon-
or Mercury, Levitt, do do. Paragon. Jackson, f.
denton; do Polly II, Terry, DO; do. Success, Hal
lett. Boston; sioop Golden Age. Landers. New
York; do Fame, Walden, do; do lialcyon, Davis,
do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
Wanton So Rathbonc,

1T fhe Store, No. %, 7Hamcs-stssft, iateiy oc-
cAficd by NArnANIrL DEARBORN,
IIAvE established a acIRCuLATrNG LIBRARY,
~, Novels, Ronanccs, PLAYS, Magazines, &c. COM
prising more than 1000 volumes many OF Which,
(particularly the Novels and Romanccs) can be oun&
in no other Library in Awerica--Evcry new work ca
merit viii be procured for the Library soon as putt
lshed--In the coossc Of few days they win receive
1000 more volumes for Circulation, and viii then
publish Catalogue, a ...
....F OR SALE AS Arovr.--
A General Assortment Of BOOKS, in the various
SCHOOL. hooks, by the dozen or single,
sEAMlN's hooks and JOURNA1.si
BLANK BOOKS, ofvariovs sizes and PATTERNS
WRITING. WRAPPING and LITTER PAPERs
The stationary Department viii bc constantly fur
nished with every article usually found IN stasiona-
ry Store.
---Jus, Received and fsr Ssie-
5000 Rolls OF PAPER HANGINGS and
BORDERS,
Of the latest and most fashionable rattcna--Retai-
ers can be furnished at Wholesale with Paper Hdng-
ings as cheap as can be purchased at any Manufac-
tory in Nt.s-Englaad 4s4f Az
.llso, JUS, Rcreised, .jsr Sole or Circw'ahsn,
Memoirs Of the Hon THOMAS JEFFERSON,
with View Of the Rise and Progress Of French in-
fiuencc and French Principles in the United States
2 vuGmcs.
HUNGARIAN BROTHERS, by Miss portsr-o
vols
TuADDEUs or wARsAw--2 vols.
EMILE OF ERfN--l VOL s.
cnson---2 vols
NJ H. Persons having IN their possession. Dooxs,
loaned from the Circulating Library. nearly oppos'tc
the post.0fficc, will please return them 10 Uantsn
g Rosh5ons's Library
TO LET-lhc shop next south Of Mr. E. p Fais-.
ncau, hair<lrcsaer, and latsiy occupied ~ Book
Sore and Circulating Library.
.Ncws,orf, .1ky4st2 2, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
Clap & Nichols,
TATLORS,

/-1lLOho,
No. 67, CORNHILL, BOSTON,
TIAvE Just received an assortment Of
j j the best Supcrfnc
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
CONSISTING OF
pieces dark Navy blue,0
do. bottle green, English, french
do. ohyes and Dutch
do. drabs,
/ do. dark mixed,
.zlso, Coatings and Dcvonshirc Kerscys
Black,
Blue, Superfne Milled and
q Scarlet, Single
Fawn and Drab,
Nankcens, Nankencts cotton Cassimcres
Jeans, white and coloured, for summer Pam
falcons
Black silk Florcntincs
Plain and silk Vclyets
White and figured Merseilles and Nelson's
Cord, for vcstings,
Webb's silk cotton and morocco gilt Suspcn-
dcrs; ~
Gilt, plated and steel large and small fashion
AabIc coat Buttons
rtillery, Engineers, and Nary coat and vest
Buttons, by the gross or dozen, warranted
not To tarnish. M
The above articles arc as goodas can be
found in Boston Market, and will be sold at a
fair price.
N. B. OfIccrs in the Army or Navy, can
be furnished with Uniform Of any dcscripfisn,
OF the latest modern style, and OF the best
materials,
nrGcuucmcn Of Newport who are in
the habit Of procuring their Cloths in Boston,
arc requested to call on CLAP * NICHOLS,
were they win End cloths and fashions TO suit
their fancy. Bosfon, Jnne 2 J, 1902.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02

Mr.. Cole, messenger bearing dispatches from
France, arrived at .-e York, on Saturday last, in
the brig Syren, and proceeded immediately to the
seat of government. The syrsn left HO,ieas on the
20th June.-Nothing had transp.red.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
NOTICE,

TvHE Subscribers have formed a oorncc-
u ton in business, under the firm Of
WANTCN s .R-ATHBONE.
GEORGE WANTON,
GEORGE S. RATHBONE.
Newport, August 2, 1902.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
-sfdRRTED.

At Jog, (.lEaine, Mr.. soLoMAx GoopALE,
Mrs. ErizABETn CoLE, each 70 years OF age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-02
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers are, by the Court of
u Probate of the town Of 1Vrsferfy, aps
pointed Commissioners to receive, examine,
and adjust the Claims Of the Creditors against
tho Estate Of Henry O.. ChamhIn, late ot said
rsmeriy, deceased, represented Insolycnt;
and hereby give Notice, that Sir Month"; frosu
tho 2sth day of My, A. ID. 1902, are allowed
to.the Creditors Of said Estate 70 bring in and
prove their respective Claims and that we
will attend al the Dwelling House Of The wid-
ow Nancy CAamhHn, in said Wesferiy, on the
second Mondays of August, September, and
November next, for that purpose
THOMAS fIOxIE,2 r-,
JOHN CROSS, o'""' .
Wcsferiy, Jine %, 1909.
All persons indebted to said Estate, arc re-
qucstcd to make Immediate payment to
NANCY C1IAMPLIN, 80.
JOSEPH fPENDLETON, "
SIMPSON & BARKER.
OFF,. for saie, 1T the Brick Marked
40 bbls. mess Fork.
MsreA 20, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
in: PO1NDEXTER, C. L. C..

THOR SALE, or Exchange, for Land in the
II lower country, 4 large Plantation, and one
immediately on navigabe wa'es will be prefer
red, il have TO give boot, a large AMI comforta.
bic house and lot, in the city &C R-hmonA, With
in one hundre and fifty yards OF the Capitol and
next door TO the Virginia Bank There is every
convenient ont house TO 4 large "a ni,: or boar
ding house. or tavern. A amith's Sh p, 40 feet
b %, two story, built fire d oo. thati. now lea
sed fer four years, az S 100 pes year, an rene
Of G, $50 pc. year, has Frequently been offered
for the dwelling house With its convenience.
The whole of the houses and lot is now in a S
complete repair, and just painted, as any in the
city. 4 liberal b&rteT I will make, if the land
offered suits me !; or will seii at one, two and
thee yesFs credit : 9c az the money except one
fourth, which must be in sash or negotiable
of FEBRUARY next, at which time l will give
possession.-My house is now ready TO receive
300 25 boegders, add will certainly be kept as
boarding house until the rising OF the next &C.
neral assembly, as feel myself under some OBJ.
legations to my friends who have heretofore ia
vored me with their Custom. Every cxertion,
OF my pa't. viii be made use of to give general
: satisfaction to the gentlemen VINO may choose TO
boasd with me.
< l also wish to sell small Farm in Chester
! iel. that nov rents for 9 per cent upon what
ask for IT, ard it is generally be iev-d the bow
els Of the ea,ihis lca5ed with coal, as there Is
every mark, and The land-is in the neighborhood
ofth coal pits, and ss;uat,d on the turnpike
road. miles from Manchester
4 alsowIsh sell, on credit, one fifth part
of tract of valuable land. in the upper end oil
fork county, and supposed TO contain Eve or
six hundred acres
also viii sell, on ere lie, II use and Lot,
IN the city of Williamsburg, which will be
n IL h.,
applying to Mr. Jahu Coke Of that place.
ANY person inciinei 20 purchase exchange
f'r any of the above properly, will please TO
call on ne.
John II. Shields
September IS. WIT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
LOUISA COUNTY,

august Courf, 1909.
William Ragiand, Pleasant Hackettl
and Lucy his wife, late Lucy Rag
land, Thomas Poiadexter ana Sarah
his wife. late Sarah Ragland, Tho
mas B. Watkins AID Ann his wife,
late Ann Raglsud, John Graves aud
Mary his wife, late Mary Ragland, -
James Niche and Henrietta his :
wife, late Henrietta Ragland, and c
Nicholas ]. Poindeater and Rebecca :
his wife, late Rebecca Rag'and, ]
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST :
Samuel Overton, jr. adm'r. with the =
will annexed of Samuel Ragland,
decd. William Cooke, James Nell
son, Jane Michie, VIM. G., POM
dexter, ex'r. of Warner III. Broad
dus, deed. Overton Harris, Edward
Rag!and, Elizabeth Lawrence, ad,nx
of William Lawrence, decd. Tho.
mas Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Mi.
choas Meriwether and Barnett /
Moore and James Niche, admir-. de
bcns non of Samuel Ragland decd.
Defendants.
THE defendants Samuel Overton ir
L admir-. with the will annexed of Samu
Ragland, decd. Edward Ragland, Niche
las Meriwether aud Barnett Moore, not ha
wing entered their appearance aud giver
security according to the act of Assemble,
and the rules of this court and it appearing
to the satisfaction OF the court that they
are not Inhabitants of this state; On the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel,
Il is ordered, that the said defendants
Samuel Overton, jr. admir-. Edward Rag
land aud Barnett Moore, do appear here
on the second Monday in November mex,
and answer the plaintiff bill and a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one OF the newspapers printed in the City
of Richmond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY
and published at the front door of the courl
house of this county on some court day.
A Copy.
in: POINDEXTER. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Stolen
from me about the 18th of Nov. 1907, a
negro man save. named Cesar. the property of
the suhscrber--Eie formerly belonged 10 Mr. Ro-
bert ALEXANDER, of Campbell county, and waa
bought from him a small boy, in The year 1879
lie now ebpat Zee, high one of his big toes is
very remarkable, being spill, with an axe through
the nail and nearly as high as the second joint,
by iia, 1t is much broader and larger than the
o her. lie was accustomed 60 run James river
above the fa',:. I was informed that he went
up James River in batteau owned by one
Greece to the other side of the mountains.
On delivering him 10 me or securing him in
some jail that [ get him again. snail be paid
by me the reward of twenty Dollars. This
is TO forewaFn any person or persons from has
boring or ooncealing him, as they may depend
en- It thar viii prosecute such violators of the
law TO It's full extent
ROBERT MITCHELL.
City OF Richmond, July 27th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
20 Dollars Reward.

rs offered for apprehendng ANDREW. ne
gro slave, VIII about he beginning of this
mouth RUN AWAY from, the subscriber resi-
ding in tho neighbofhood os Amelia Court
House. Andrew is about thirty years old
an iaiellsen', active, ANAL man, a good house
and stable Servant, drives Carrisge well, IN
ders'ands lutte of Shoemaking. and readily
performs any kind Of plantation labor. Some
years ago he was in the EeE7ice of MIR Turner
at the Sci Tavern in Richmond where be
lieve nc generally acred as hosler and after.
wards li'i last Christmas was employed by Mr..
Henry l.. Biscoe Of Manchester in his tobacco
stemmery. He has a wife living al the Man
chester coal yard, free muIaro woman named
SuESsy Holiioger. by whom have reason 10 be
lieve nc is secreted will pay the above re
ward TO any person who will deliver to me the
above mentioned slave, or secure him in Jail, 20
that get him again,
James Henderson.
Goth June. 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

NOTICE.--)nce more, it is hereby re-
~ quested that those who are inaeb,cd to
the trustees of the Richmond Acadcmy, do
make payment to the subscriber, as the
work is now begun, and it IS expected that
there will be laid from one hundred to oae
hundred and Fifty Thousand bricks in the
walls of the Academy this fall. He has un-
dertaken the collection by agreement with
John Brockenbrough and William w. Hen
ing, the other members of the committee,
appointed by a board of trustees There
fore, it is absolutely necessary that 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 underta-
king.
ROBr. MITCHELL.
City of Richmond, Sept. 9Th, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

VALUABLE LANDS in Dinwiddie coun,v,
and LOIS in Petersburg, for sale.--One
Thousand acres of land, situate on the waters or-
Cat an creek. in Dinwiddie county. on The
soathern stage road, abou, fifteen miles from
Petersburg, adjoining tie lands of the late Mr.
Ionpkin Kirby. This tract is well tinberet.
and wa;ered, answers well for tobacco. corn ana
small gYain--uot more than one third is ce,red
There are all necessary and eilent bu dings
Tor The purpose of cropping, and the accommoda.
ton OF an overseer and negroes. On. third OF
the purchaie money Will be required TO be paia
do IN anil the balance in two or three annua 3
payments, as may be agreed on. The land villa
be sold in los, or in one entire tract. Posses
sion can be given IN November or December
next Mr.. Patrick Vaughan, now residing ora
the land will shew it at any time. If no --se,
IS made by private contract, the said land wiz :,
PUBLICLY sold on the premises, on the 18th of
tober next=when the terms will be- particut
dec ayed
Also, several HALF .fCRE LO1.S, uniur,
we'd, on tie level sou h and contiguous to-
rowers tavern,in Petersburg. Terms one "a
cSsh, one third IN six, and one thisd in nina.
menths-and 1t not privately iii posed OF before.
tnl 1lsI OF October next these lots will then bs=
offered at public Auction for sale, before Mr..
Powel's door.
Any claims against Mr.. John Y Tabb. wiR
be received on account OF the first payments,
Mr.. Robert Buchett and Mr.. Archibald
Ihweait, OF PeIer burg, and Mr.. Ludweu b. ack-
ett' OF Amelia, are authorised, in the mean time
10 ueat Tor aay private sale of the above proper.
ty.
FRANCES TABB, for
John Y. TABB.
July Is, 1902 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

A BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
DOLL AIRS. was taken from black boy
who called himself James Smith, & says he found
il in the street Not thinking it proper 20 let the
boy keep it detained il FOR the proper owner.
who may have il, giving satisfactory evil.
dence of his or their right to it and paying the
expense Of this advertisement.
JOAN MCDONALD.
Richmond, March 10Th. 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

EITZWHYLSONN & POTTER, Book
l. Sellers and StdtioncrS, have just re-
ceived very large supply of Fools Cap,
Pot and Letter Papers; Latin, French &
English school. books Pocket, school and
family Bibles; er-hangings and border
ing; Quilts Of the first and interior quail
ties Metallic peas; Playing, blank and
visiting cards Ladies and Gentemen's
pocket books Backgammon tables and
Chess boards !; Pearl counters Toothbrush.
es and Dentifrice Geld leaf, black lead
pencils and water coors Vocal and instru.
mental music; Durable ink, sc. Sc.
A few rev publications., among which are
some novels. =
A great variety of Day. Books. Journals
land Ledgers, Record a2d cheriffs books on
hand
Tickets in the Rhode Island Coal Lottery
for sale, at 3 so cts. each. The price
will be shortly raised The scheme of THU
Lottery holds out peculiar advantages to the
adveuturers, as will appear on an exami-
nation of 1t, The drawing will commence
shortly.
September Is. (5w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

TOR SALE--A handsome, second hand,
l. Londou tsilt CHARIOT, which has
been bot little used and is in good state
of preservation. Apply 60 the printer, CT
to Mr.. HxGAgs, couch maker, opposite
the Old CITY Tavern, where the carriage
may be seen. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

q ALES AT AUCTION.-Win be sold, at
- pubic auction on Friday, October 9th, the
HOUSE and LOT on Shockce Hill, at present
SC upied by Mr.. John Esmenardy Lif not previ,
ously disposed OF a, pfvae sale1 The terms will
De made known on the day of sale.
THOMAS TAYLOR,
.3uctionce7-.
September soh. 1909 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
IN COUNCIL. Sen.

IN COUNCIL, Sept. 18th, 1909.
1t IS advised, hat from ana after the ist day
OF January next, the Audi be instructed in every
case where any claim by virtue OF an order or
Certificate Of oouri is presented TO him by per
son whose name ia not mentioned therein, 20 re
quire such person to produce also an order or
power Of Attorney from tho individual in whose
favor such order or Certificate of court was
made, together with an affidavit OF one witness
az least, certified by Magi.trate or Notary
Public. that such individual sotually signed and
acknowledged the sane. Aud 70 give general
intofna len of thi. rule. it IS advised thar CO.
Py he,eof he published in the Virg MIA Argus.
Enquire Petersburg InteIIigereer, Norfolk Her
AID. Lynehburg Sar. SSaunton Eagle. and WIN
ehesier Gazette, once week until the first day
Of JPnrary next. kx'raet f'orn the journal.
<WlD DANIEL l. HYLTON. c. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

NIOIIcE ga petition viii be presented 20 the
4 next General Assembly of VirgInl. pray
ing that the money which has been wrongfuly
!aid By VIM. Murray, deceased, and by James
and Samuel Murray, since his death, for Land
tax may be refunded TO the subscribers
James l5' Samuel Al,,vay,
Caroline, Sept %0.h 1909. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

Remedy for the govt
Artificial m agnet = cure
FOR he tooth and ear
ache
On Time-a poem
Elegant moral sen,i-
ment
Agricultural. Harrow.
ing proved an easy 8,
valuable kind of hoe
ing in the broadcast
husDandry
Method of destroyipg
gariick, by a proper
succession of crops of
grain and grass
ITO destroy worms on
apple trees
Wevils may be destroy
cd by tobacco
Management of sheep
Preservation of cab
bage plants, &c.
TO dairy women
Virginia diFections fol-
gardening
An account of a newly
invented spinning ma
chine b. a gentIemaG
IA s. Casolina, MI
ed +" The CoIambiar
Spins,er"
Scale of depreciation o
paper currency, esta.
- Five dollars = 6
| GEMS xinple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 80
Ditto plain
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound fos6 u,
Do. side leather, 7s6 o.
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 a a.
Womens leather shoes, thick soles. 7as
Do. do. thin, 60. 6so
Do. do. slips,
Do. Morocco do. go
~ ue. ties, SO
Girls leather shoes, 4s6 &.
Boys do. 4ssz
ANY OF the above articles made TO orde
lett at the eenitentiary Store, secon door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. J. BURR
Richmond March %, 1909.
otn luiy, l8oe=rhe price of Wroushs
Nails is raised halt cent per pound. bv
order of the Executive.
D.J.B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

TWEETY DOLLARS REWARD Fo,
Il app ehfndng an spprentice Of the su,,scri.
Der, who e'cp-i on the 70 n inst. named pr IN
CTS CHEI.9ERS aged about % years. shoe
maker b rade, thin vi.sged aud HSh, CON,
piexion, sbopt s feet ~ 9 inches high. much
p.npied IN inc face had on when he ven, a
way blue 6i2th coat, pair Of blue Virzinja
PSn'aoons, (he may have changed his clSthe
since Whoever Will deliver the above spp,eo
ice or pu' bin in any jail, shall receive rhe
hove Teward Al Porsoni are forewarned ha--
oNr''g hie'. as they will be dealt with agreeabi,
10 law
DAVID LOGAN.
Richmond, 9Th SeqieAbel 1909. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
September IS.

THE different business concerns, heretofore
existing under the firms Of JOSEPH Marx
& co. in Richmond. Virgaia, AsHsR Marx
& Go in New York, and CHoRoE MARX & Co.
in Manchester, Virginia, are this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The partner resident a, each place is charged
with the settlement of heir respective concerns.
Those who have demsnds on either of the above
firms, will apply accordingly for payment, and
those indebted are requested to settle their &C.
Counts without delay.
JOSEPH MARX,
ASHER MARX.
GEORGE MARX.
oaaber ID, 1909.
THE business 1T Richmond will be continued
under the firm of JOSEPH & GEORGE
MARX, and at Manchester, under the firm of
GRO ROE JfdRX < GO.
AsHER MARX having taken Joseph Linsley,
r. into co'partnevship, their business will be
ionducied a. New York. under the finn of MARX
c& LLNSLE1.
October ID. 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

JAMES BREAI c psc,fr'ly informs Nj,
. friends and the public, thar the par.negship
OF Brean q Eolist being Dissolved, the business
will be eea'nuedby hini--lIs expects shortly 20
receive q tee h supply ot .ticles in the IRON.
MoHGERT md HARDJgdRE LINK, (which
with bio present stock on hand he will sell low,
for cash. app oyt d paper, o. country brodoce
Richmond Sept 18Th, 1909. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
By BLACKSMITH Foa SALE.

NOR sale, most yaluabIs Blacksmith
u abou. SO years of ags. He is : stout
we'll disp ed NJ gro and probably lnfsrinr
to no smith in The State. Enquire OF tie
frinter.
September, li.h 1909. (Sm)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

bIished by the general
assembly of Virginia,
November 1882
Aphorisms
Lines worked en- a
hearth-rug
List Of civil officers in
Virginia. Governor
Councillors, Judges of
the court of appeals.
high courts of chance.
ny, general court. &c.
&c &c
Delegates to congress
New circuit court days
-shewing The arr
rangement of the sc
veral circuits, with the
Judges allotted 10 each
Superior. county and
quar'e'ly court days
Rates Of postage OIL let
tiers, newspapers, &s
ROADS.
From Richmond TO
I Charleston Is CO.
From Richmond 10
| NGrfok
From Richmond TO
Portsmouth IN. HI
From Hichmond 10
| Danville (Kcn-)
| From Richmond 10 tn
/ Sweet Springs
oss-50 cents 4 dozen
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
C5w)

COLUMBIAN MILLS. The suhscri-
- bers having purchased the Columbian
Mills, beg leave TO inform the public, they
are giving CASH for WHEAT and CORN.
p. HAXALL, s. Co.
Richmond, August .30th, 1909. tt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

broad ana narrow Axes Hatchets Hoes. PIou,s
Shares and coui,ers. Hinges. Wedges, Han.
ners, Fendess, Traces. Stretche,s and o.
Chains ;---Biidles, Collars. Ifaliers, Brace,
Surclngles. Back Hands Belly BANDS. BreeeES
ing. Fire Buckets, Jc CSC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
Pensten:iary Store.

THE subscriber. Agent for the pe,;,...
oilers for sale the following ar.ic,.s ,hNy.
nufae'ure ofthat Institution. AZ very low nr;e.s
wholesale and retail, P'eesa AZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06
NAV MEDICINE STORE.

THE Subscribers have recently taken store,
,neay the Market Bridge, opposite Messrs.
White and Sheltoa's, where they offer for sale
a very general assortnent of DRUGS 81 ME-
DICINES; few OF which are enumerated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-06

IMOTICE.>=Ail persons concerned are
1 required TO take notice, that we have
sold the debts due to the iate concerns Of
Robert Pollok Sc Co. of Richmond, and OF
Dunlop Pollok & Co. OF Manchester, to
Messrs Tompkins and Murray, Of Rich
mond. and that payments hereafter are to
be made TO them alone or to these whom
they may empower to collect.
James e ,john DAnioh.
Petersburg Sept Ist 1909.
THOSE indebted 20 the late concerns OF
Dunlop, Pollok * Co of Manchester
and Robert Pollok * Co. Of Richmond, are
now requested to come forward and settle
their respective balances, as longer indul-
gence cannot ne granted, Lawyers aud a.
gents having the collection or settlement OF
debts due either of the above concerns, will
be pleased to forward us statements of the
business in their hands.
7omhkins g lGu"ray
Richmond, list September, 1902. 2m