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80 Dollars Reward.

Z OST, red Morocco Pocket Book
IL near Dyrd's Ware house, containing
a Tobacco noe, No. TBS = l620--l 5o-
i470!b. Of Byrd's inspection, with rs dol.
IN Virginia back notes, aud sundry other
papers, bonds s<c--Whosver will deliver
the Pockel Book with its contents, al
Capt. Dsvis's tavern, or at Byrd's Ware
house, shall receive the above reward.
JAMES 'SATTERWHITE.
February 10, 1909. (Sw)
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~ Y virtue ofthe las, will and testament Of
- asant Younghushand, dec. WILL
BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
9th of March next. at the court hause OF
Henrico county, lheng curt daYl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

avery short period began to walk sps;n.
. and is now in pe,fcc, hcanh.
! Yours. &c. Wm. EPAnr r:>y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

wa EK,
a foverign remedy for all dileafes Of the eve.
whether the efea benaeural weakness or of acct.
dentj fpecdily removing inf1ammarions, deauSis
ons of rheun, dullnefs, itching and films on the
eyes never falling TO cure thofe maladies which
ire9sentiJ tueeeed the fmali-por meafles and fe.
eefs, ana wonderfully strengthening TO weak
fight. Hundreds have experienced itS ereeIlen,
virtues when nearly deprived OF fight.
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AAAer IHoodson, ~. D. G. :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
1880 Acres Of Land

FOR SALE,
ON SENECA CREEK, IN THE COUNTY OF
HPENDLEToN.
pY virtue Of deed in trustexecuted by r ebert
- Blrklay to Richard Gaines to secure the pay
ment of the sum therein mentioned. shall, on
the seventeenth day of March next, before the
door of the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Rich
mond. sch to the highest bidder. for cash. the
aforesaid land, being in one entire tract. AN
unquestionable title will be made to the pure,
ser.
HARRY GAINES, Trustee.
January 22d, 1909 ids.
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For sale or Rent,

a n eligible situation for a Tavern and Store.
Z situated IL miles above Manchester on the
Buckingham road known BY the name of Halls
Borough the survey contains ia acres, with
goot dwe iirg house, store house and out houses.
For terms apply to
Jacob Fackler.
Richmond II Jan. 1909. IF
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that they had yiyit To 81 i'm free trade with
the colonies OF Brta's enesnics, IN time ~ war,
they would never assert It; they would. with
ont struggle, surrender the trade. whenever il
might suit the purposes OF the British cabinet,
TO take it from neutras, and give it exclusively
to their own people. When this book was pub
iished, the two countries were an the brink of
war, chiefly upon this very question and the
intention of tie publication manifesuy was Ia
stagger the faith of the nation in their right Had
the recent trial OF our perseverance and iorttude
continued much longer, the adherence OF war
would have given the ilimsiest cobwcb ofsophis-
try the Conscience of sound logic. in the mincs
OF great portion OF the people of N w England
especially when the British party might have
runy IN the cars OF every trembling patriot, that
Mr.. Ames had declared himself AZ, ainst our right
to the object in contest. lhsve no doubt that if
this right should again be denied by Britain, &
again call for our eXcrtions 10 defend it, the SANG
party will resort to the same expetlient, and that
the authority of Mr.. Ames's opinion will be
vouched to- seal the degradation of the nation, <
the surrender OF this great and unquestonable
right.
II becomes, therefore, duty to declare, that
from MIR Amss's discussion OF this question, in
these private letters, not single scintiation of
new light upon the subject has been elected Chat
he pins his faith upon Sir William Scott, and the
ministerial pamphleteers ; that the two great
pillars OF his argument arc POSER and recess. ty-
Soth these pillars Mr. Madison had broken up
Into atoms, utterly harmless and contemplate, in
his examination OF The British loc,rine, and e.
ven the taiisnan of Mr.. Ames's @loqdence is not
adequate to The re-conpos>ion of their dust into
Solid columns. The exposition OF sound princi
pie and irre!ragable proof in that work, is sub
stantiai pledgc to the nation, tha, MIR. Madison
will never abandon the right which he so clearly
indicated, and while we drop tear of compass.
sion upon the political weakness ot Mr. Ames's
declining 4 hiatt he
nance OF our national rights against Great Bril-
tiia has been committed TO men OF fir,ner minds
The honorot disclaiminS the liberties of The ma
ton, VIII not, believe, soon be contested against
Mr. Ames, but when the pretenjers of frienA.
ship, fitted with their unhalloMed hands the
deadly night shade, instead al the laurel TO his
liielcss brows, sas th.re not some mi;lstcr OF G.
tc.nal justice 20 interpose, and Fix it with lie me
rited dishonor upon their own
To he continued 49,
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IN CHANCERY.-ln Louisa County Court,
4 nriI nth 100

George Pottie and Charles Thomson, admins
traitors OF John Hawkins dec. Pltgs. against Vii
liam Mcriwether and RobeI, Dickinson Drj',S
The defendant William Meriwcther not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security,
according to an act of assembly, and the r,;ies
of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court, that he is not az ;nhabtait
of this state Therefore on the motion OF til.
plaintiff by their attorney 1t is oric-eG and de-
creed, That the said defendant Meriwether do
appear here on the second Monday in July next,
and file his answer.to the compliments bill, and
that copy OF this order be posted AZ the front
door of the court house of tins county, on some
court day, and published in some one OF the news
papers printed in the City OF Richmond for eight
weeks successfully.
:! Cohy.
-" 11AN PoINDEXTER, C. IL
June so. 1aw8wS
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RO. TURNER.

ME-, beg leave TO INFORM our friends, acouain-
w t.nces, and the pablo generally, that ha-
wing purchased OF the late owners nj tie T. Gle
Tavern. the renaiiislcr OF their term, that we
shall, at all times, make such arrangements f.,
their accommodation, we trust will give gene
raj sausfacti, SlkDCK & ~ NER
August wS,y
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GEORGE WATT hns jast received. and o5yeys
" ron SALE, Stciiy, Naaeiya, and Sheyry
ZINE. BY the Hhd. and Or cask, Green Co1ec
Orleans sugar BY TIE md; Guassna Piafiilas
SimPle~ BY the piece or case, half biat Glass Tim.
blers in cases Of 1000 each, and Nesg 1syk Soap c.
Candies
ON HIND, Madeiyd IgiSe, orleans and 1Tus.
eovHHo SHgGfs, Green Cofce, 1IoiasscS, PRIME
Park, liverpool and Store Wa,e, Soach1nr, II.
con, skin, and Gmgposvde, 1ta, Spanish Scgars.
RdisinS, almonds, NRfDpgs, DIndgzv Glass.
Mea's & Womea'S Slices, qghich he will aisoose
q by qgholeSaie on reasonable terms.
.SRly22. r.
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Petersburg, va. JUL % 6w

WILL BE SOLD, on the 18Th day OF q.
w gust next, at Cumberland courthouse,
(being Cumberland court dsy,) agreabiy TO an
Act OF Assembly, passed the thirty-tirst day
OF January last, entitled an act concerning exc
cutions and for other purposes by virtue of a
decd OF trust, made to us by David COPELAND, &
ham, for the purposes in the said deed OF trust
mentioned, one certain tract Of parcel ofLAWD,
IT being part of the tract on which the said Da.
vid now resides, containing one hundred and fi-
ty acres, binding on the lines of George Anhcr-
son and Charles Wheeler, ir. beginning at Wi.
hss's, and running 20 the north Of his lionsc, to
his back line, rs expressed in said deed OF trust
Beng only interested as trustees for the benefit
OF others, we will only convey the title we have
by virtue Of said deed OF trust
SdlIUEL ANDERSOM2 IT,
JAMES WILSON, h"''ee'
July 25. DIV
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NJ OTlcE.-hil nersnns having claims against
the concern OF Turner 8: Smithers, are de-
s,rcd to call ON Robert Turner for settlement, s,
those inotebtct 90 sad concern are desired 10 pay
to Robert Tuiiier only.
RO TURNER
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y 7 OTICEt-The creditors of the estate OF
" John ]. Wiatt, deceased, are hereby re.
quested TO send their respective accounts or
claims for Settlement, and those indebted 60 make
payment 10 the subscribers without delay.
HENR7' ToMPXLNS, ]
u. i. FUR. A1"tTS'
July 18. Jaw6w
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'gNWENrY OLLAK> REWARD Ran
away from the subscriboy, living in Hall.
fax county, Virginia, ON the evening Of the last
day of APri! last; gro ii.an named Ne y, a
bout forty years old, he is about six feet high OF
dark color, but Cannot be said to be black ;
has remarkable long hand and foot, With a large
scar Oh, bis CHM has down hook Frequently
when spoken TO, and when gJi''s;from you, ems
to stoop in has shoulders carried with him a
thick Kind of dfab great coat, also, Virginia
Cloth mixed ccst, and pair of blue striped over
ais, and wore a felt hat, with OTHER coarse
clothes.
Ned took with him negro woman and child,
(Peg & child i.insey) the woman is :,bou, tween
'y tvo years old, anu the child about year old.
The woman is about five feet high, and ahou,
middle size for that heighlh, and black color,
has lost some of her teetl,,; which she shews
whenever she attempts 10 laugh, has rather q
Kind of clutterins in her speech Some of the
clothes taken with her, were blue grounded ca.
leo habit, and Virginia cloth, which she had on
when she went away. Whoever brings them TO
me.or confines them in Jail, so that .ccl them a.
gain, Shall receive tic above re ward r.
PETER F4SSER
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EHG h. I.1V En.W.
4 Ii CLAIMS against the concern Of Sci,iet <
[ Smithrrs, lately carried on at the EAGLE Ia
Vern, are by agreement, to be settled by James
). Smthers.
Ro. TURNER.
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GJT Il LIBERIA, discount made to wholesale l,lr-
ch,sers.
Orders for any ofthe above qualities, address
ed to the subs ribers, executed al the shortest
notice.
RANISTER {, Co. -
August 4. yytf
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l AMOS - ALE The Subscribe rs, AT
IL tornies in IA t, for Co goln, Simon Farley,
nd ihs sister, Mrs Elizabeth R1erson residents
N Great Britain, offer for sale their remaining
proportion of t',at val ab a
Tract or LIND,
In the county at Rp-E CHAM and state of North
Carona. called the Sauratown Estate
Th's land lying contiguous TO one OF the bran
ches OF Roanoke River, and in the midst of a
wealthy country, is represented to be OF great fer
tliity, and to unite so many advantages rs TO be
well worth the. attention OF the purchasers il
contains from 10 10 $4,000 acres, and viii be sold
in one whole, or in distinct parcels, ut The option
OF those who may wish to buy; for which p,r.
pose it has been laid of in separate tots. a plot
of the land is left in the possession of VIM Ed
ward Broadnax, esq. Of Brunswick county, Vir-
gInia, who has purchased part Of il, and to
whom, for more correct information as to its qua
ity, situation and oher advantages, purchasers
are referred, as we'll az to Mr.. Ira Ellis, who
lives on the spot Mr.. Broadnax Will also make
known the terms of sale, and any contract enter
ed into with him for the purchase Of the above
land, or any part thereof, will be obligatory on
ourselves, and ourprlncipals.
g. x. rA1LOR,
JOIN DUNLOP.
peter5bitpc, Va Iuly % 6y
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THOMAS GlLLIAT,
dctiRp plrtLs,,. of

NIRGINIA hoNES--may be had at 4.
Hailam's. Archiiaus Hughes, prcsser ant!
Moncure's, and several other places in this city,
and at John +. Robertscn's ard Mics Botts', i'm
Manchester, at from /; 81. to- SIS. They are found
ona fair trial, TO ans wer better purpose for put
ting a razor in order, than any thing now TO be
obtained. rhey arc finest used with oil, and
quickest with water their dust, il scraped of, is
inc for strap Any one purchasing, that don't
Like, has liberty tS return them and get his mo-
ney again, if within mont.s.
b I'm. THUR MON
July cS. ws..g
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NOTICE.-A All persons indebted TO the firm
IN ct Giiiiat and Kirby, By bond or open ac-
count, are requested 20 come forward aud dis
charge their respective balances, or before
the first day September next, suits win be in
that time.
Those who have any claims against the said
firm. are requested to make them known to the
SUBSCRIBER.
THOMAS GILLIAT,
Acting partner of
CILLIAT x KIRBY.
N. d. In my absence, Francis X. StrObia is full
ly Empowered Ia receive and discharge all debts
due TO and from Gilliat and Kirby.
THOMAS GILLIAT
June s7. wits.
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May IS

n j
- plies OF BOOKS from Baltimore, PhiaLGi
phia and New York, which with those on hand
and others daily expected, he flat,ers himself
makes his assortment more valuable and extern
s,ve than any other collection in Richmond, all
of which he would cheeriuliy exchange Tor cash
at the regular prices. .
Vol. aud Hcnng and Munford's Reports
royal vo. ct. at So So per vol from the press of
l Riley, New York, who has the copy right.
Woman or Ida of Athens, 2 vol IS and Is
boards. In recommending this interesting Novel
to the literary world, it is only necessary to OBJ
serve that it is from the pen of the celebrated
Miss Czuenson, and ranks among the first of her
productions. Essay on Scpulchres by Goodwin !;
The complete Farrier Rcliques of Robert
Burns, by Cromek Memoirs OF an American
Lady, by Mrs. Grant, author of Letters from
the Mountains &C. &c: John de Lancaster
a Novel by Richard Cumberland : The Hun
garian Brothers by Miss Porter, author of Thad-
deus of Warsaw. This is an interesting novc, the
stile OF which, as It's from the pen of one whose
heart is the seat of every virtue, pure sprigit
ly and unaffected. Vol. American law Journal ;
Ncwland OH Contracts, Selwyn's Nis Prius,
Kidd on Awards and few of every law publ
cation from the press of Messrs. Farrand 6. Co.
Philadelphia.
The History of the Administration of John
Adams. Memoirs of the hon. Thomas Jefferson,
2 vols. 8 vo. S ID bound; S 4 so boards, new
work.
W n iNEc dSSOftHleHt OF CnilurGn BOOKS.
July Ia wSw
VIE SUBSCRIBER, offers for sale, that G.
4 legant and valuable Estate, called WILL
TON, lying nine miles below Richmond. The
dwelling house is not inferior to any in the state
the offices are commodous the Garden and
yard are handsomely laid out. The situation
combines so many advantages, that am unwil
ling to give description of it, wishing any gen
tlcman who is disposed TO purchase, TO come and
view it. may not be anss however to OBJ
serve, that James River runs 100 yards from the
door OF the house, that vessels of five hundred
hogsheads have loaded at Warwick, one mile
bove IT, that the water carriage to Richmond is
only SIX miles, that there is "A good Shad and
Herring fishery, and that Wild Fowl are fire.
quently procured small Grist. Mill, is at.
tached to IT on a stream that runs through the
plantation.
Also two thousand acres Of LAND, wing on
Fighting Creek, Powhatan County, two mites
from the Court House, which will be divided in.
to two or more lots TO suit purchasers. This
land is well watered and calculated for the cul-
ture of wheat, corn and tobacco.
For terms apply to the Subscriber residing in
Richmond, Or William Berkeley, IN Powhatan
WILLIAM RANDOLPH
June 23. wJm
y OTICE.-The creditors of the estate of
Ill. a 4
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y ATrESEA PAPER Mills Inose. VINO
- wish to encourage the manufactures OF their
OWN state are informed, that they can be suppl
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, la
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July 10

EfOK SALE, IN the to7Vn If Larte, SOilte, upon
L IanreS River, LotS No. 6 and 24, icing the
same formerly oSvneahy MrSwS Dennes'-on the
first rs coed dwelling HOUSE, stare and other
improvements and on the last, good innber house
4 credit 81 onc ttVo, and three years syW be giyen
Bo1ds 7SiM dpproUea security, 10 ben interest," from
the date, if not pAnctunity Pnid, will be yeqa1ed--
Far further particulars, apply TO Mess,s .Tohn G.
T. Cunningham, at Carte,SwHe, 7rho will shezs tie
premises, or to
GAMES c, John DUNLOP
Pete,sbwg, July %. OF
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-The
Subscribers wish TO dispose of that valua-
bic tract Of LAND called Fonr LEWIS, lying
IN the Counties of Botteiourt and Montgomery
and containing about $500 acres. They also
wish to sell S,l3O acres OF Land lying in the
County OF Fluvanna, on tie south side of the
Rivsnna river, extendiGg from Col. Cary, line,
down the river, 10 within about mile Of CO.
lumba.
This last mentioned Land, being in five dis
linc tracts, will be sold separately or together,
as may best suit any person DESTROYS Of purchSs-
ing One fourth of the amount being paid in
5an1, any reasonable credit will be given for the
balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July 20. q
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POLITICAL.
AMERICAN PRINCIPLES.
A REVIEW OF
FORKS OF FISHER .fNES;
s.a BIZ JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

COMPLIED by A NUMBER OF ms rnrENp
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7o be continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
with the fiat readily Of Madisonian worth +,
and excellence.

and excellence.
|. FKDERAL PArERs long time for SAFE.
The editor of the Norfolk Ledger, who
bitterly denied the charge of being hro-
tesee of the British consul, and the editor
of the Washington Federalist, whose pa
per has been no less distinguished by anti
republican virulence and zeal, have both
offered their establishments for sale.
!Strasvs shew hozv the w.nd blows Fedc.
ralism is too lame and crippled to afford
support any longer, aud Great Britain ac-
curses the prints of that party for nearly
deceiving her into ruin. Thus defeated a,
home and abandoned abroad, they must fall
under the hammer of the auctioneer. Fe.
deral presses going going=gonc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
FROM THE MONITOR.
MEDICATION
OF THE
Measures Of Mr.. Je6ersOn's .fdminisIraA
zion.
Mol.

" -'"e Ue'SVfS . 1ALfIttftLSbFdA
HoH.
Mol.
1T is delicate affair to cali into questi.
ton the motives Of men, yet il IS the mo-
tive alone which stamps the value of any
action. And why should We forbrar look.
ing keenly through the deeds of indivdu-
ais 10 their source since il is in that way
alone we can probe with eff.G the passI-
ons Of the hearth In the shades Of relire-
ment MIR. Jefferson is hunted by the arch
ers OF calumny, who drive their shafts
home with as much energy as If he we're
still the re going president. This malis-
nifty of heart is more kindl>ss aud cruel,
more maleyoleDt and vlndiciiye than that
ranking fury which drags its victim from
the grave 10 feast its vengeance by scat
tering the storms OF Wondering mortality
10 the winds of heaven. In the tomb hu-
man nature is inseosibIe 10 feeling but
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-19
FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
Mr.. JEFFERSON.

This illustrious statesman has retired from
the scenes of public life, but the malice of
the Essex Junto, follows him In that seclud-
ed situation. Mr.. Stehhen's /" Byitish
fGrty in Hmeriea," are circulating with
avidity that the Amicable Adjustment
between the United States and Great Bri.
tain is owing to the REIMBURSEMENT Of the
policy of MIR. Jefferson, by the President.
Ii is more shameful TO see some Editors.
protesting Republican principles, assert
such daring falshoods. The design of these
men, IS to destroy the confidence Of the Dem.
ocratic party in Mr.. Madison, and create
Jealousy between him and his predeces-
sor in Office. 1t is singular that the pre-
sent cabinet has not done one single act,
with which the public are acquainted. save.
accepting the proposition upon which the
late Administration had declared they
would treat. We wish no, to detract from
the real merit of Mr.. Madison as Secre-
tary of state, he is identified with President
Jefferson, but let the latter have Justice
done him.
The Non-in ercourse 1--WE are told) places
the two belligerent powers on the same
footing and is the first act Of justice done
by our governor. Be it SO, will not DENY
the assertion at present, but it was passed
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Lees Grand ReGoYataue.

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c. Entertainment.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and tie public generally, that he has
opened House of Entertainm eDt for travel
lcrs and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he will keep con-
slant supply of-whatcyer may be necessary IN
his line for the accommodation Of those who
may favor them with their custom, co the
most moderat terms.
W. MILAN.
March II. eo3tlaW6m