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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
The high bred imported Horse,
M%I Sir Peter Eeazle

The Psope'Iy vt Col. John Tayloe of Mount
Airy, and the subscribers,
WILL STAND the ensuing season at our
w stable, in Albeniarle county, ten miles a.
bove Charlottesville, and will cover mares on the
following terms-ten dollars the leap. to be paid
IN hand, twenty dollars the season, payable the
hrst OF November next. thirty dollars to easure
marc with foal, and in either case, one dollar
with each mare TO the groom The following
articles OF produce will be received in payment |;
tobacco, inspected at Warminster. Warren, Mil
ton or any other inspection below on James ri
yer, at dolls. par flour, delivered at Milton or
Warren at dolls. per bbl.--w hskey delivered at
our house or in Charlottesville, at so cents per
gallon provided those articles are delivered by
the tirst OF November; or approved notes of hand
10 be assigned) on any person living in any ad.
Jacent county to the amount Of 20 dolls. will be
taken Tor the season, If offered before the expi.
ration of the season. A deduction of 90 per cent.
will be made for cash, if Sent with the mares.
The season will commence the first of March and
expire the FIRST of August. We are provided to
furnish [gratis] extensive and excellent pastur-
| age, consisting of red and white clover, blue
grass, sc wei! enclosed in SEPARATE fields besides
lots for mares and colts, mares sent before he
have foaled. Grain will be furnished a, IS Sd
per bushel for which the money mus, be sent,
and servants boarded at IS per week. We as
sure gentlemen thar the creates, attention will
be paid mares in every particular left in our care
bur cannot be liable for any accidents or escapes
which may happen.
Sir Peter Teazle is a brown bay horse now in
high health and vigor, full sixteen hands high,
OF the MIST favori,e b.ood, for action in all hi.
gaits, substance, bone constitution. shape, gen
| tleness and color, no horse can excel him. He
never started, paid or received forfeit, being ne
We. in training. We only think it necessary fur.
Their 20 observe for the information of those gen.
tiemen who may not have IN opportunity of see
ing this 6ne horse but have seen Kno xsey, tina;
there is very striking liseaess in their form and
general appearance, Sir Peter Teazls surprising
him IN the eye, ear and sprishly carriage.
The well known superiority and high estima-
ton Of his stock, bSth in England and shis coun-
try, will, it IS presumed. entitie him to liberal
share of the public panocsge. !, will be seen
from his pedigree annexed, that in him is unit
ed from hiS famous sire and d.>m, the most ap-
proved crosses IN Ensland-1n sh>;', we believe
tina, shis horse is as well calculated to produce as
Valuable . stock for any service whatever, as any
other horse that has yet stood in this country.
His superior size, elegance and blood. justix the
assertion. He covered last season in Frederic \
county, and proved himself remarkable sure
ioa geuer, as we have certificates in our hands
70 establish.
William Hoods.
Geo. VI. Woods
hibenarle, Feb. 20, 1909. oafs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
THE IMPORTED HORSE
;AasWe P A U L,

Fo,me.iy d. Paul. is beautiful sorre!, IS hand.
8 inches high, remarkable for his elegance,
beauty, strength and fine bone,
WILL STAND the Ell uining season ~ my
w plantation. in Powhatan county, on James
river, miles above the Manakin Town ferry,
and about the same distance below Judc's ferry,
to cover mares AT twenty-five dollars the season,
but may be discharged by the payment of eigh-
teen dollars. or the price of eighteen bushels of
wheat at Dover mill in Goochland county, If paid
by the first day of December next, with half a
dollar to the groom. As good and extensive pas.
turase as any in Virginia, gratis, and mares fed
with corn at the market price, if the money is
sent with them, and the greatest attention paid
to the mares, but liability for escapes other
accidents. The season viii! .mmence the first
day Of March, and end the 6rst day of August
This beautiful horse Paul, was raised by the
Psinee OF Wales, and got by his horse Saltram,
who was got by 0'Ke!ly's Eclipse, his dam vi.
rago, by Snap; PauI's dam Purity, was got by
Matchem her dam the Old Squirt mare, of as
grea, fame az any mare in the Kingdom. Paul's
colts are equal to any in Virginia, and he is a
sure foal getter. Several of hi, colts may be
seen >; his stand.
Iho's Harris, Jr. Miiizrood.
Powhatan county, Feb.
rs 1909. epSmwt1Jn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
ep2mwt1Jn
IN COUNCIL, Feb. II. 1909.

rs~uE Lieutenant Governor laid be fore the board
letter from Samuel Coleman, assistant
clerk TO the council, stating thar the requi,i c.
OF thc advice OF council OF the Is; Of January,
1853 and of the 18th of February Of the same
year. have not been sufficiently attended 20 aud
have failed to produce the col;emp'ated effe6ls
and proposing hat the sub ca of the said advi-
ces DE reconsioered, and that the result OF such
recon liberation be Published in the Virginia Ar
gus for the information Of all ,conoernt -
Wliercupon, il is advised, that exsra9s VI rhe
said advices, TO wit:
" In Council, January 1, 1905.
"That no commissi ms will be hereafter issu-
81 tor the org lniz ltion of any troop OF avalry
DIN Aiconpa artillery, or of grenadiers. lighs
o. fanrynJ ireueG of The respective ba,talicns
al the several regiments until muster roll or
such troop or company, as the case may b.,
shall be certised by the omnandng officer OF
the regiment or OF the battalion to which such
troop or company may be attached or beons."-
And, $685.. tai.-
"In Council, February 10, 1908.
That no commission shall be hereafter S.
sued to hll any vacancy in any troop of cavalry
or IN any volunteer company whatsoever, until
certified roll of the said troop or Company shall
have been received from the conlnauGant of the
regiment 10 which the same may be at, aehed, OF
or which 1t may form part, showing that the
said troop or company contains, AZ the time
when it is proposed 10 fD such vacancy, 1t least
The smallest number which by law it is di,etfed
to contain," be published IN the Virginia Argu.
for two months
III further advised. That to enable the Exc.
cutive completely TO carry INFO efea the fourth
settion of the act, sc ;iespeaing the militia of
this ornmenweal h" passed The 20ih of lama
ry. 1907, the Lieutenant Governor be requested
to direct the Adjutant General SO TO change the
form Of the regimental and brigade returns, as
that the strength anu equipments of any troop of
cavalry. or company of artillery, lgh, infantry,
grenadiers or riHemen attached 10. or forming
part oil, any regiment of the militia of this
commonwealth, appear in such regimen,zl and
brigade returns; and rhat the commandants Of
such troop, aud companies be required 10 make
duplicates ofthe returns required of ,hem by law,
TO the commaniants OF the regiments 70 which
they are res eaiyely attached or belong, as the
case may be.
ExIaa f;om the Minutes,
Attest, ,p
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Execute
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

UN WAY from the subscriber living on
=. nnosms Siver in Pis'sy'vania county, a.
10 " nai>'-d GEORGE; who formerly belonged
to Hanao.phi estate. George is about SIS years
cd hve ieet eight or nine inches high. stopf
tade and of black complexion. full face and
b. hd conntenance, and is noted on account of Ills
ma wing no toes on his right foot as we'll as can
rec oeee and only two OF three The other, which
are remarkable small, which makes his feer
smaller than common and upon examina,;o -
may be discovered that his RICH, leg is smaller
'h,rt The left--it may be also observed thar he
wal KS rather on the sdc of his right foot
VACHEL CLEMENTS:
Jo"' - ioOS vAF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
T,O Mr.. Joseph Reynolds, who re.

T,o Mr.. Joseph Reynolds, who re-
I sides out of the commonwealth OF
Virginia.
Take notice, that we shall on the
second day of the circuit court to be
holden for Henrico county, at the ca
pitol in the city of Richmond, which
will commence the I'd Monday in April
next, move said court for commissi-
on to take The deposition of Isaac Da-
Wis, who resides in the state OF Ten
nessee. Your ob't. Serv't.
Robert Davis.
Waddy Turner.
March 9Th, 1909. 4w-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

PEDIGREE
Sir Peter Teazie was got by lord Darby's Old
Sir Peter TeazIe, unquestonably the best stallion
in England, his dam Lucy, by Conductor, S. i.
pa. l78 his grandam by Spectator, his gri Al;
grandam by Blank, his grandam by he De-
vonshire or Flying Chdres, ackno Ssledged to
be The Aee'esl horse ever trained, his z gram
dam by True Blue, his e ggg grandam by Cy-
pras Arabian, OUT Of che Duke of ap,,anPs Bon
ny Black. Sir Peter reazle. his sire, was GOT by
Highhyer, his dam rapIiiom, BY Snap, English
). pa 237 Highayer. his grandsire, wa go,
by Herod, his dam Racnei, see 5 q 26I. Con-
ductor wa got by Marchem, OUT OF a Snap mare.
5 b. pa. 29l. Spectator v as GIT by Grab. Out
OF Partner mare, S. b. pa $40. Matchem
~as sot by Cade- Cadc by the G.dolphin Ara-
bian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

A NY person having in their possession.
"A any Book or Books belonging to the
late Pleasant Younghusband, dec. will be
very obligng if they will return them or
give information to the editor Ut this paper
or the subscriber
SAMUEL p. PARSONS, admir-.
Cd Month Sd, 1909. IT..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
Mr.. John Warren
Administrator of Iohn Fuoua dece,,,d

Aamlnis'rator oil John Fuqua, deceased.
q you ave MT an inhabtant Of this com
n mon@ealth, / take this method of inform.
ing you thu; a Charl ;,te court house, on Mon
day the 81 day of April mex, being Chatlo,,e
c uhy court day, between the hours Of min. in
the morning and sunset of thar day, l shall take
the affidavit of Joseph Sco.t, witness in suD.
por. ola bill Of Injunction which have flea
gans' you in the Superior court of Chancery for
the Richm5nd District. when and where YOU
may attend if you think proper.
am yours. &c.
WILLIAM PRICE, Executor Of
William Price, decd
Amelia County. February 9, 1909 (w4)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
The ceieti a'ed, kish ard Mor5neh 6..
intro,ked Horss 'eo
Sir Harry.
The hsndsomest AM. enc
the bc.t srre-.c g.

GEfT~1sS$ The handsome.t ana On, &c,
,IlAAssSAG>asA. the be-, sens 'cf ST, p ~
Ie-SeI Jung .e'I'onAbly the best Stallion in ~,
gland. AMI although 25 years old. sir cnn,a III
there to cover by subscription cnly. \ W., ..o.s
tnis seasoa, At my stable in Brunsw les ca,,.,..
land rs the times are hard, he will r,,-
the low Price often pounds the season u,h;sn
may be disch arged on or before Ch-;stn1,s IN
WIN rstsrsnusg crop tobacco at 20 shll,;nps ny.
hundred, Provided such determination !. >, ~
N MN, 10 me oy letter during the season, which
WIN CONNIE nee this day, and end on he iS.n
Juy. VA '''e 10Th
fassnrage 600 acres) as good, ana unao-
GOOD fencet' rs any in Virginia, witt, so,,a-' -
lots tor m--es ard cols, and board for
graus--sly usual gre 1t attention Si,,l h. 81
70 mares and ioals, bu; will rot be f,,s,yo,.,,
Ior escaped or any kind OF accidents. NJ.
my w COY e!ed by the leap, a; fifteen dollar,
I~Sn seht 'Rth them, or b. insurance a, g..
cohars. (Which must certainly be paid Is ~
properly ~ the mare is changed)-I rcco,,,,S
10 gentlemen at a distance TO send thc;. rs
before foA ing, as safe lots are PROVIDED "a. ~.
accommodation Of such. Ao' the
SIX n akRY's pedigree and perf,rn,,,..
On Inc tvft' are toc'wei known to need par,ics'
the best Racers in England ,ha, h;s ne %
lsome ct which will be 8 years old nerr .n,;s
ara q proit'sing and likely 20 max. r,c..
any IN the worid-h,s form is ueexce,,;,ns,.i-
VAN extraordinary great powers--Ee is ON, ~
Matron by Alfred and partakes of all RI, f,yo
nte and best blood of England, viz &c ,dolrh;,
Atabsan-Cu'len Arabiau-Places wb;se Tnrr
bat tets Childers-Devonshire Childer.-ns
gnlus. MarsS- Maichem-Old Fox-Tnr,r
Heroti-and ghRyer--and with truth !, 49,
De sa'd .hat he is equal, if not superior TO any
forse that ever was imported. and cos, more
money. "'oie
VIM: Edward Brodnax
Febru .ry IS. 1909 -,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

l. A N DI N 6
From the Schooner Richmond, Isaac Seaman
Master.
30 Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
19 Barrels Prime Pork. and
Pipe London particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE,
IL Fhds. Brown Sugar,
IS Do. Molasses,
Tieices Green Coffee,
Is Boxes Hsvannah Segars,
; Bales Weleh PIanis.
Young Hyson, ,
Tyson Skin. and TEAS.
Souehong
10 Boxes Mould Candles
FOR SALE by
Geo. Watt.
Richmond, 18th Jan. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
IN COUNCIL,

January 20, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Exc
L cutive for manufacturing three hundred
and ninety Rifles during the present year, be-
ing the number directed by law TO be provided
annually, including the deficiency of last year.
Extract from the minutes
DAM. L. HYLTON,
Clerk uf the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
A Young Man

XXTHO can come well recommended
w for industry, honesty, and sobristy,
tina, understands. the management OF Ne.
groes, may hear OF employment on ap~
plication at this Office. (ttl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

q . quarterly court. held for King and Queen
county, on the 16;h day OF November 1903
Clliatt ahd M'Rinder. merchants OF Norfolk.
ss,uns, Wisim Haiyard aad William Flee. de
fen dan,s, in cSSlcsry Pursuant 10 an order
ma dc this day. in This cause, will be sold 10 the
nig hest bidder, On, the premises on the Ugh day
March next, the TRACT OF LAND, wherson
the said Halyard la'ely lived, on the burnt. mill
cree i, in the lower end of the said county, con-
ia'iis two hundred Ind sixty acres, of as good
qua l,ty asthe land Generally in the neighbour
hoo d, and very convenient 70 fish, oysters and
Wild fowl. This land will be sold. first 20 satisfy
the sand Fleet the sum of Three hundred
and twen ~ four pounds fourteen and four pence
nal Pensy, with interest thereon from the 5th
day Of Jul 1904, till paid and the costs of SUIT.
and th'' surplus IF anyl to be applied to the
dlschar &c of the plaintiffs claim against said Hal
yard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
For sale or Rent,

a N eligible situation for = Tavern and Store,
\ situated II miles above Manchester on ,he
buckingham road known by the name of Halls.
Borough the survey contains ia acres, with
good dive ling house, store house and out houses.
For terms apply to
Jacob Fackler.
Richmond, IL Jan. 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
lillian IVoot
PEDIGREE

hibemarle, Feb. 20, 1909. oafss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
One Tract of Land,

Containing asa acres, more or less, II be.
inc, the Game tyse, OF land desded To- Plea.
SAINT Younghusbsndb by Thomas M'Ceorge
and Judith his wife, as by iHdenture bear
ing date the I'd day Of July, 1900, on the
following terms, TO wit; one third cash,
one third in twelve months, and the re-
manning third IN Two years. Bends with
security, to carry interest from the date
If not paid in three months after they ber
come due, and deed OF trust on the laad
TO secure the two last payments, will be
required.
ELIZA T. YOUNGHUSBAND,
Administrators.
SAMUEL P. PARSONS, Admir-.
With the will annexed.
- mo. 18th, 1909. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
twenty Dollars Reward.

Febru .ry Is, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14
NOTICE.
By virtue of the lasi will and testament oil
Pleasant Younghusband, dec.
WILL BE SOLD,

To the highest bidder, on Tuesday the
18th Of June next, at the courthouse oil
Pofetourt county. being court day,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

March 9Th, 1909.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-12
VIRGINIA.
April %, 1909.
If

General Assembly begun and held at the Capitol
in the city OF Richmond, on Monday the Sc
sccoud day Of December, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and five,
and Of the Commonwealth, the thrtieth.
AN ACT giving further time to the proplietors
of certain lands, forfeited for the nou-pay-
meat of taxes, to redeem the same.
Passed February LIST, 1861
DE enacted by the General assembly, That
Dthe preprietos Of lands forfeited to, and
vested in the commonwealth, by the non-pay-
ment of taxes, agreeably to the act, entitued
can act more effcctuAlly TO provide for the pay
ment Of taxes upon lands within this common
wealth." may redeem the same by paying into
the treasury of this commonwealth, on or before
the first day of March, in the year eighteen hum
dred and seven, all arrears o taxes due thereon.
This act shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof.
A copy from the RolL-Tese,
j. PLEAsATs, jr. Keeper
Of the Rolls.
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MtBcfllanp.
PEDANTRY.

A Young collegian who was trav.
cling. and above common language,
stopped a, an inn to get his horse and
himself refreshment. Seeing some
boys when he allghfed, he ordered
one to " circumambulate his quadru-
ped two or three times round the
mansion, then permit him to inhale a
moderate quantity Of aqueous parti-
cles, after which to give him a pro-
per Vegetable nutriment, and he
would make him pccuniary compen.
sation."
The boy being unaccustomed TO
such language, ran into the house,
and told his father that prince was
withou, who spoke French, the faith
err came out, and hearing the man
scold, asked him what was the mat
Ter? Sir (says the gentleman,) l
invoke all the genii at.eslis's that your
offspring rejected my solicitations, &
manifested pointed oppugnation
to my injunctions. Indulge the ex-
pecta,ion that you will coerce obedi.
ence BY the infection of corporeaI cha.
stisement."
VIVA, lunatic is this exclaimed the
landlord. land SIR" says the travel.
Ter. :" intreat you to provide me {
repast to repair the debilitating eff
fects of my equestrian expedition
and pet me some diffusible stimuli.
in state OF dilution, partially saturated
with sacchariae impregnation.
The inn keeper, without hesitate
on, concluded him mailman. ant
with his lusty wife, sliced and tiet
him hand and feet, to ring in tn,
barn floor, then went for a doctor
who put blister on his back, whicl
in three days brought him to his wan
dering senses.
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A VALUABLE
Tract of Land for sale,
April 22-law6m
fit Private Sale,

fit Private Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the trace
i of Land on which he at presen, re.
sides, situate in Mill-Creek hundred in ,h.
county of Newcastle and state of Della.
ware, containing two hundred and fifty
acres more or less, with a comfortable
dwelling house aud kitchen, a cellar, barn,
and good stone spring house thereon
erected, young apple orchard, and a vari-
ETY. OF other frui, trees of the bes, quality
1t is well watered by number of excellent
springs; on said tract there is near twenty
acres.ot good timothy meadow land, about
forty acres now in clover, large proper
ton Ut woodland-and the residue good
arabic land capable of improvement to a
high state OF cultivation, being within one
mile OF Limestone where il can be had on
reasonable terms eight miles from Will
miogton and six from NEWPORT on the
main road leading from thence to Lancas.
ter. AS it is presumed any person inclin,ng
to purchase will view the premises, i, Is
thought unnecessary to give further de-
scription it will bear division into three
parts, and will be sold either the whole to-
gether or in parts as may best suir the pur-
chaser. If it is not sold at private sale on
or before the ssth day of September next,
it will be sold a, public sale on the premises
on said day, and liberal credit given for
considerable part of the purchase money,
at which time attendance will be given and
the terms made known, by
JAMES OCHELTREk
Wilmington, June "a, 1899.
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An impairment fellow was met by
a gentleman whom he had insulted,
who observed that he owed him good
drubbing. Never mind Sir !" said
the fellow" I'll forgive you The debt.
An Hibernian wit seeing an old
man and woman in the stocks, remar-
ked, that " they put him in mind OF
the babes in tbe wood"
A formal fellow, enquiring for Mr..
Owen, asked a servant lad if Mr.. O.
en- was at home. /" No." replied
the boy.
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A Y aluabIe Farm

NOR PRIVATE SALE, situated eight
II miles moth west of Wilmington, in Ken
MT township, Chester county, formerly the
property Of Caleb Hoops, deceased; containing
about 80 acres of excellent land, under good
repair. Payments will be made easy to the pur-
chaser. For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber in Wilmington.
VIM. Gibbons.
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iAoetrp.
TIE LITTLE SHlPWRECK'D
MARINER.

ON the point of rock juttng DER the green ocean,
Door little Mariner thus mournd his lot:
Cease, cease, cruel pillows, your raging emotion,
Nv messmates and play fellows now mind it not
Fond hopes bur this morning we tendery CHERISHED
Kind friends ard relations ere long to be nigh
But lost is our ship and all hands in her perish'd.
And poor little Mariner, shpwreck'd am
o, We who on land sleep on soft downy pillows,
unshook by the tempest. ah little you know
How the Mariner fares on the white foamng pillows,
Or what in all weathers he must undergo.
The sun star this morning beam'd on us in glory!
The scene wave ripped serene was the sky;
When storm rose. and left to tell the sad story
OIL a pse.listle Mariner, shipwreck'd am l!
THE SUICIDE.
OH! youth, from what now relate,
While gentle tears bedew your eyes,
Lamen, the lovers hapless fate.
And learn what woes from love arise.
kyoush of exemplary worth.
The comfort of his aged sire.
Whose virtues, early shining forth,
The fairest hopes might well inspire
By beau,y's potent charms spbdu'd,
For Chloe felt tender pain'
Her. equal love with avdor sued,
And found his fond entreatiesyain.
While a, her feet he pleads his fame,
The cruel Chloe bids him Ay:
Yes cried he, yes, insulting dame!
You never more shall hear me sigh.
Then on his sword his hand he lays,
While wild despair his gestures Breathe
Draws 1.-THE Ideally point Surveys
And thrusts is--back into iis sheath.
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Wilmington q Philadelphia
Coaches,

T FAVE the subscribers, Swan Tavern
- Wilmington, and the widow Davis's
Tavern, Bank street, Philadelphia, at eight
O'Clock every day, Sundays excepted) and
arrive at one.
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An Office once relating to his friend
the circumstance of having fallen o.
yer large pig when going full dress
ed to ball the other Immediately
replied, THAT, my dear fellow, must
have been a ID boar.
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Fare one Dollar.

The carriages are constructed on the
most approved plan for ease and convent
ence, are in excellent order, and have care.
full drivers. The greatest care will be taken
of baggage, and the strictest attention paid
to passengers, who, for their convenience
will be taken up or set down in any part OF
the city.
Isaac Anderson.
April %. 1909. ff
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Light Artteles.

In England, lately,a field preacher,
who had been a printer, observed in
his natural harangue, that " Youth
might be compared to comma, Man
hood to a semicolan old Age to a
eolan: to which death put period.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-12

Wilmington, June 8, 1909.