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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-08
Communicated for the Hex. Daily Gazette.

Our winter has been unc ommonly severe,
and / fear the rigorof it is not yet over, as
III and has for a long time b en- the custom
here, not to expect warm weather til the
geese leave our waters and fly with one &C
cord to the north. On the Attn oil this pre-
sent month large flock or gang OF those a.
nimals was seen lowering about the capitol
IN Washington, where they had been tor
some time, not knowing which way to steer.
About midday they dispersed with great
Cabling. An old bAilosophic sandcr that
had been leader of the flock flew to the south
ward, the remainder few north, south, east
and west, some of them with tears in their
eyes at the idea of never returning to enjoy
the good b;ckings.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-08
FOR SALE.
Sd mo. 9Th.

One halt of the Ship 'idOM rs, burthen
$40 tons, Or 36o*hogslcads oba 60
One third of the Snip MINERS +, bur-
then 2l7 tons, or $50 hosaneads obacco.
1000 bushels OF SAIL, IN ord the ship
Commerce
25 shares Potomuc Bank Stock
25 do Marine Insurance Stock
II the vessels are not sold at private sale
before the 10th, they will be sol at auction
at 2 O'Clock, ON that day, d. Izvjn's arr.
The terms will be liberal, and made known
at the s..le.
James Keith, jun.
phlncaS lunu> ~.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-08
James Keith, jun.
Phlneas JanIl> y.
dts
March 8.
Eafr ct ofan .fct QfMe Corhorati1n Il Aea-
ami IN far tbe 4rti1ruishueui of (trr.

"
anil Ia, f6rthe ~rtinguishnens OF ire.
Section Z. 1t any person " q all be pre-
sent It any fire shaIlncglect or refuse tooDev
the order or direction Of NJ officer " no shall
he appoint y any fir compJny now estab-
lished, or which may be hel, + Ell estai fish.
ed, knowing him TO be an offer such pcr-
son shall f.rfeit nd pay sum OF five dol
,rs p divided TIE name 81 suCh officer nall
nave Been first puo.ianed in one of the public
papers
AT meeting of he Star Fire comtcng, on
Saju day evening, the 4t'r instant. the lol-
lo"in4 Offers were chosen -
G or9~ D1nker, Isl
IpTiAum s Noorc 9 commander.
H. c. Cazcuovc,
Jain Ro-ers,
J2sHhh ! i'm, Regulators
PH,nrQ8 Junntu
II dr,7v hirmmiaS,
James harvi&
.4ndrev Scho.JtM ruonon.,
John Nuir, w. ,
Danitt NJ lrod,
NJ Cars U.
Joieph Janney. Clerk.
March 8.
o. HAVING an oHor of fuc-
ceedlng to a Mercantile tstaD-
lifhment zmth bfcullar 0d' nntQ-
tge' on my arrival at SAINT Bar
thoIomews, and from the en-
couragcmcnt Of {cveral Trends
| intend to trantaCt buSl els
there on ConmlIIOn Mr., TO-
Jsbh R1dd'e is fu ly authorized
to act for me IN my ablence
John u RID.
MARCH 4. dif
JUST RECEIVED,
AND Fer SALE,
1T the Office Of The 4lcA naa,z Daily Gazsfs
Price IS Cents.
THE HONE T POLITICIAN.
In d Series of Mum ers, addressed to the
President of tie United Sta,es--to which IS
added publication under the Signature OF
NINDlX.
January l9.
e. Greenlng Apples, Gram
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-08

draught, which may be taken without iniu-
ny, every night.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-08

The oppressive measures of government,
particularly the late enforcing act, have de-
termined the citizens of the district of Rock
bridge, in this state, to make stand a.
gainst the continuation of ruinous and dis
graceful measures, by attempting to change
their representative to congress. Meetings
have been held, and it has been determined
to run gen. James Breckenridge 4 candidate
tor the next congress.
The anti-embargo candidates, in Virgil
MIA, a'ready declared, are Messrs. Eyre,
Lewis, Breckenridge and Stephenson; we
calculate from the information which we
have received, that there Will be three
more.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
trust executed by Robt. and Geo rur-
ner. and Ann the wife of the said Geo shall
on Tuesday the Goth of t.iis present month
tSept.) 1T the agile Tavern in the city OF
Richmond expose Cor sale to the hycst bid.
der. all that lot piece parcel of ground, stu
ate. lying and being i'll the said City, on the
east side of the cross street, leading from ths
Bell Tavern TO the river, (subject to a ground
rent Of & 10 per annum iorever,) with its l5
purtiaanecs and Improvements a. also the fol-
lowing slaves. viz. George (the coak) Peter
the barber) and Aggy or SO much of said
property Us viii be sufficient To raise the sum
ct 5 $50. with Ill costs attending the e2ecu~
ton OF the said trust.
The said Sale will be made agrseab'y TO
the directions and provisions of the act % AS
senbly in such cases, passed in muary 1906,
entitled an act concerning EXECUTIONS anu ior
csher purposes.
ANDREW STEVENSON, T, ust e
Sep'ember, 5 1899. ttds,)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

.hIOTICE,-Once more, IL is hereby re-
Y guessed that those who are innebted to
the trustees of the Richmond Academy, do
make payment TO the subscriber, as the
work is now begun and 1t rs expected that
there win be laid from one hundred to one
hundred and Fifty thousand bricks IN the
walls of the Academy ,his fall. He has un-
dertaken the col,ecucn by agreement with
John Brockenbrough and William w. Hen
ing, the other members OF the committee,
appointed by 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 III
hand, TO carry on so laudaDle an underta-
king.
ROBT. MITCHELL.
CITY OF Richmond Sent 7tn 1909 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
IN: PoINDExrER. c. J. :

Tor SALE or RGNT.-The TENE..
L MENT on shockoe hill, lately occupi.
ed by Mr.. Samuel Pleasants ON which IS
Dwelling house with six rooms, besides
two dry cellar rooms with fire places al .
SO Kitchen, smoak house, and Stable
The Situation is healthy and pleasant and
very convenient to the Capitol --Possessi.
OH may be had the first Of October next
when Mr.. Pleasans' lease will expire.
For terms apply to
Richmond. July 10, 1909. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
City Hotel to Let.

n HAT spacious convenient HOUSE and LOT
with or Housss, Stables sc. situated on
the srect that leads from the main by the
Governors 70 the Cspnol; which was ix,ciy in
the occupancy * Mr. Jas. Vaughan. as Tavern.
Il wifi be let Ter one or more years, and posses.
sion given immediateiy. For terms a pF TO
Benjamin Mos0y of Fe~hatan, or b. Tate of
this City, vino are authorised by me to let the
same.
RICHARD CROUCH.
Richmond, Junelst. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

Remedy for the govt
Artificial maguer = cure
for the tootn and ear
ache
On Time-a poem
Elegant moral senti-
meat
Agricultural. Harrow
ing proved m easy Il
valuable kind Of hoe.
ing, in the bsoadest
husbzudry
Method Of desrroying
gariick, BY q proper
succession of crops of
grain and grass
To destroy worms on
apple trees
Weviis may be destroy
ed By tobacco
Management of sheep
Preservation OF cab
bage plants, zc
To dairy women
Virginia directions fo,
gardening
An account OF a newly
invented spinning ma,
chine by a gentleman
| ia 5. Caro- ina, call
ed +" The c oiu.ntiau
| Spinster"
| S. ale OF Interpretation oi
paper currency, esia-
| - Five dollars = g
| cents ,iagle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22


EITZWHYLSONN & POTTER, BOok
Sellers and Sfatoners, have lust re.
ceved very large supply OF Fools Cap,
Pot and Letter Papers Latin, French S:
English school-books Pocket, school and
family Bibles; Paper hangings and border
ing; Quills Of the first and inferior quail.
ties Metallic pens; Playing, bla k aud
visiting cards (; Ladies and Gen, emen's
pocket books Backgammon taeles and
Chess boards Pearl counters Toothbrush.
es and Dentifrice Gold leaf, black Lad
pencils and water co ors Vocal AMI instgu,
mental musicj Durable Ink, &c. &c.
a few new publications, among which are
some novels.
a great variety of Day. Books, Journals
and Ledgers, Record and oherifIs books On
hand.
Tickets in the Rhode. Island Co Il Lottery
Tor sale, at = so cts. each. re prie,.
viii be shortly raised. The sche ne Of this
Lottery holds out peculiar advantages TO the
ldyen'urers, as will appear on an exan,i-
nation Of it. The drawing will co nm,nes
shortly.
September IS. (svl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
tn. C. HOWARD, elk

PURSUANT to the above decree, the land
therein mentioned, which is situated in the
county of Henrico. contiguous to the city OF
Richmond, being the same lot or parcel of land
which was conveyed by Richard Adams and
Elizabetb his wife, TO Moses Davis, by deed
dated the Sd day of March, 1907, and bounded
rs follows, to wit, biSinoing and running OH
the road Ur street leading from the mark {
house in the said city to Du'Val's village N. A
IL W. 4 CHAINS AID 81 links to a strees 20 feet
wide dividing said lot and parcel Of land and
tn, land formerly William Cannon's, now Jahn
Doyle's, and binding on said street n. 80, Z. 4
chains and "a links 10 the street--thence on the
back street s. 4 ID, w. 8 chains 80 links TO !,
corner street 20 feet wide next towards said
city, and binding ON said street 5. 80, w
chains 80 links to the said road to the begin
ning-=with the buildings and improvements
thereon consisting of large framed house,
will be sold. on the premises, at 4 O'clock, p.
M. on the 9th Of September. The whole land
will be divided into lots according to a plo,
which will be- exhibited on The day of sale. aRd
these lots will be sold separately The sale
will commence at o'clock in the evening.
tbs GEO. w. SMITH.
September H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
Tracts of Land

With their appS rtenxnces, or SO much thereof
Is may be necessary 80 pay certaia debts in The
SAID deed OF tous, rnentiDaed, that is TO say ;
On. rae, situate in tsr county Of W ont ychsry
containing eight hundred acres being that tract
on which the aid Andsew Lewis now lives /;
oae other ttac, adjoining the last mentioned on
the north, continuing ten thousand acres one
e,',er tvacr adjoining the FIRST mentioned, being
an inclusive survey, Containing seven Thousand
seven hundred acses ono other tract adjoining
the last mentioned ~ the west en-. CONTAINING
-four hundred and fourteen acres one other
tract called the CHEsNVT NECK, containing thr ee
hundred and sixty six aces one other tfSCt
ca led SzrKHAs tract on Bottom Creek, ajjoIn.
ing the first mentioned trae, of eight hand, ed
acres. and containing one hundred ami fifty
acres; one othe' tract also adjouiog the first
mentioned tract called Prcthnous Garden, con-
tanning one. hundred and twenty cigSt acres {;
one other tract adjoining the last mentioned,
cont aiming one hundred and thirty acres one
oher tract adjoining the inclusive survey of Sc
ven thousand seven hundred acres soovemen.
TONED, containing eighty acres one other tiart
adjoining the same inclusive survey and cont
ing one huRd ed -.sss one oIher tract lying on
both sides of Lieile River, containing che hun
dred and Fifty ACRES, on which is situate Hope.
well Forge lone other tact adj dining thereto,
containing one hhnised ana forty acres-one
o.her tract adj2iGiug the same. called the Saw
mill tract, en- siring tour hund's;l aud thirty
eight acres--and one o;hsr ;ract adl,ining the
last mentioned trac,, containing ons hundred
acres--wnieh said ssvs,a, tracts of land z.e
sitaate IN the county of Montgomery.
The laid sHe viii b. made agtesably to the
drectisns in such cases, OF ;hs &C. Of Assembly
passed the 3lst Gay Of Jsnn9ry, 1909, en,ited
can act concerning executions, an! for other
purposes"
EDWARD JOHNSTON. 1r
JOHN PROSSER, t"''e'
n .. The above rnentioneJ properly IS stu.
ace an about what is generally caliei ,h,.
BENT MOUNTAIN. ari consiere! very
valuable esi.'e, particularly for azing Sny
one wishing for m r. parIculSr information
may sPpIy TO Charis3 Johnston, resi- ling IN
CarPbeil County. nesf Lsnchbug, @ to Robe.t
Pollard. George Pic.eu. or Calego, Richard <
c in the ciy 81 Riohmgnd
Richmond, Iuy IL, 1879. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

TOR SALE.-A handsome, secord h md,
4 London built CHARIOT, uh CHI has
been but little used and is in GO state
OF preservation. Apply to the printer, or
To Mr.. HuoHRs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern. where the carriage
may be seen. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
IN COUNCIL,
January 20, 1909.

January 20, 1909.
DRpM)SALs will be received by the Exc
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 tho minutes.
DAM. L. HTLTON,
Clerk Of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
In Richmond HASTINGS Court, June tan,

loUS.
T Younghusbaad and SamuelP.o
Parsons, adm;nia;ra,rix and administra-
tor with the will annexed of Pleasant
Younghusband, characterization and =
Fleasants--picket, Pollard ard Johnston -
Thomas Taylor aud James Brown, late =.
merchants and Partners under the firm ! >
of Taylor and 3r Sh--James Brown, { 4
jun and william Norv1,i, surviving part G
ners OF the lac commercial house of z
Norvell, Wiatt and Bullock. Pitts. x
ACAlSsr
Moses Davis, Prosser and M5ncure and
George Wr Smith, defts.
THIS cause tkis day came on to be Heard or
tue bill, answer, sIndry exhibits filed and
was argued by counsel on consideration where
of, the court being OF opinion that the land con
veyed by the said Muses. Davis and wife to the
defendant George William Smith, was inten-
ded to secure the payment of the notes in the
possession of the plaintiffs. Picket, Pollard and
Johnston, and R:,lston and Plcasants on which
suits have noe been bro ight-Aud also of the
judgments obtained OH the mites which came
TO the possession OF the other plaintiffs, namo :
", Taylor and Brown, James Brown, jun. and
the surviving partner Of The house OF Norvell,
Watt and Bullock, as we'll as of those taken
up by Pleasant younghusband, deceased, in his
lifetime. do decree and order. THAI George w
Smith do proceed TO make sale of the lot OF
land in the bill mentioned, to the highest bid.
der, upon a credit until the repeal or expirati
on OF the act concerning executions AVID other
purposes, passed 31st JANUARY, 1879, taking
bond with two good securities Tor the payment
OF the purchase money, and return the bonds b,
him taken to coart To abide its future order
he giving two weeks notice in some one of tho
newspapers published in the city of Richm md
of the time and place OF sale, and returning
| report how he has executed this order.
: eopy)
TIL: C. HOWARD, elk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
JUST PUBLISHED,
Aud for sale ~ Samuel Peasants, LIS Pr i,,r;,,
Office, between the Be''-Tavssn aud the
Markes Ridge Richmond;
The Virginia Almanac.
FOR THE TEAR
1910,
.ddafted to the Latitude and AZerfa;e,, ~
Richmond;
BY BENJAMIN BATES:
Containing besides the usua astrooom;c. =, "a,
citations, &c
JUST PUBLISHEy

blished by the general
assembly of viygima,
November 1872
Aphorisms
Lines wor ked on =
hea.,h-rug
List Of civil officer. IN
Virginia. Governor
Councillors. JUDGES OF
,as Court OF arFeas.
high courts oil chance
~, general coart, S.e.
&c. &c.
De'esates 70 Congress
Ne~ circuit court Days
-'hewing the sr.
rangsment Of the Sc
verai oircsi' S, with ,he
Judges allotted 10 each
suPer'or. county ant.
,qaarie,ly court days
Rates of postage or ler@
ters' newspapers, &c,
ROADS.
From Richmond 10
Charleston Is c.)
From Richmond IL
Norfolk
From Kichmoad to
Portsmouth IN. HI
From 'ticiimond 20
! Danviile (Ken.)
From Richmond TO the
Sweet Sp.ings.
$3.50 ccii.s : dozea-s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
NOTICE. BY virtue of a deed Of trusl
V executed by John Warrington 10 the

NOTICE. BY virtue of deed oftrusl
IN executed by John Warrington 10 the
Subscriber, as lus,ee, for the purpose o
securing the payment of a sum OF money
therein mentioned, due 10 Grief * Cha
b ,d,n Bsr!isdale, will be sold, at public
sale, upon the premises, OIL the l2!h Oct.
next, the TRACT of LAND in he coun
iy of Charlotte, whereon said Warrington
resided, Of abom seventy two sores. lying
Ga Cub creek, adjoining The lands of sam
Vel White, Nathan Harry, &c,
TIE subscriber viii only convey the IL
lie vested ~ him as trustee. The sale
~; be mad agrSt l0le 10 IA act OF as
se,nbly passed inc 21st January, 1909,
entnlsd an ac', concerning executions, &
FL o.h-r purposes.
WILLIAM GAINES.
Charlotte, ] iih Sept. 1909. (o.t,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
WILL BE SOLD on the first Mond.y. in

WILL BE SOLD on the first Mond.y, in
~ October next, il fair, otherwise the next
fair day, al the late dwelling house of Ma
thanicl Pope, decd. in Hanover coualy, Sc
veral likely slaves, consisting OF men, wo-
men and chittiren, the stock ofhorsss, cat
tie, sheep and hogs, one coachee and single
chair, household and kitchen furniture,
plantation utensils, the crop C corn, wheat,
oats, blades, and top fodder, SC
Twelve months cte6it will he allowed
the purchaser for al! sums above ten
dollars on thpir giving bond with approved
security. To carry interest from the Gate, If
moi punCtraliv paid.
PHILIP DUAL, Administrator.
August LIST 1909. tbs.
n. r. Judgment and bonded creditors will
have right to purchase at the sale.
A T the same time and place, by virtue
"A Of deed Of trnst executed to the sub
seriber by Nathaniel Pope, decd. bearing
date 2sr'i day of Oct. 1908, will be sold lin
conformity to the provisions of an act of
the last session of Assembly of Virginia,
entitled I" An act concerning executions &
for other pnurposes") the following slaves,
to wit MilIy and her children, York, Betty,
Kitty, Daniel and Ben, or so many OF tie
slaves above named, as will be sufficient
10 satisfy the debt in said deed expressed,
tosethsr~ith the charges Of executing the
same.
THOMAS PRICE, Trustee.
ist August, 1909. IDS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

EY virtue or q need or ir,is,, from Andrew
- Lewis. 0f che county CT nj Jn,gomery, WILL.
BE SOLD b. he sub :Gsibers. 10 the highesl
bidder, at the Eagle Tavern in the city of Rich
mond. upon the 2S'h day Of September next
the fcitouin1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
20 Dollars Reward,

rs offered for Apprehendiag ANDREW. ne.
gro slave, VIII about the beginning Of this
month RUN AW AY from the subscribsr rcsi
ding m the neign6orhood Of Amelia courr
House. Andrew is about thirty Yeas Odd.
an intelligent. active. small man, a good house
and stable servant, drives Carriage well IN
aerItands aiSte Of Shoemaking, aud se,dil,
PedOms any kind OF plantation labor. Sore
years ago he WAS in the service Of MIR Toraet
a, the Bel Tavern in Richmond where be
zee ne generally acted as hosller, and after
cards 'Iii last Christmas. was employed by MIR
Henry L. biscoe Of Manchester IN his tobacco
itemmery. lie has a wife living a, the Man
chester coal Jafd, free muiauo woman names
SuKsy hoHlngeF, ny whom have rea:on 70 he
'ieve re Is seerc'ed will pay the above re
ward to any person who viii deliver to me n,
le'Ve men. ,o"ed slave, o. secure him IN Jail 60.
that get him again.
1aTes HENDERSON.
Goth June, 1899. a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
LOUISA COUNTY,
September IL.
Anguss Court, 1909

.4HSaSt Court, 1909.
William RagIand, Pleasant Hackett1
and Lucy his wife, late Lucy Rag
land, Thomas Poindexter and Sarah
his wife, late Sarah Ragland, Tho
mas b. Watkins and Ann h.9 wife,
late Ann Ragiand, John Graves and
Mary MS wife, late May RagIand,
James Niche and Henrietta his
wife, late Henrietta Ragland, and
Nicholas J. Poindexter and Rebscca
his wife, late Rebscca R9gland, !
Plaintiffs, >
Samuel Overton, jr, "a m'r VITA the !
will annexed of Samuel aagiand,
deed. William Cooke, James Mel.
son, Jane Michie, Wm, G.. poin-
dexter, ex'r. 81 Warner H. Broad
dus, DECD. Oyerton Harris, Edward
Ragland, Eiiz ebetil Lawrence, adn'x
of William Lawrence, decd. Tho
mas Holladay, Thornton Gibson, Nj.
choias MerlWeher and Barnett
Moore and lanes Michie, admir-. de
bonis non Of Samue! Ragiand decd.
Defendants.
THE de PENDANTS Samuel Over,on II
adu.'r. with the will annexed of Samu
EagIaud. decd. Edward Ragland, Niche
las McriwetheI and Barne L Moore. not ha
wing entered their appearance and give
security according to the act of Assembl
ard she rules of ibis court and il appedrini
to tie satisfaction Of the court that the
are not Inhabitants of this state; On III,
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel
IL is OF dered, that the SAID defendants
Samuel Overton, ir. admir-. Edward Rag
land and Barnett Moore, do appear her,
on the second Monday in November neg
and answer the plaintiff bill and a cop,
of this order be forthwith serted in som,
one of the newspapers printed in the Cir,
Of Richmond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY
and published at the front door of the cour
house Of this county on some court day,
A Copy,
in: POINDEXTER, c. /. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
Fer Sale az this oi5Ses,
MIN G'S
Nc7O Virginia Justice,
CONTAINING

CONTAINING
The lpfirs Of Justice Of Peace, &c. toge-
tbei nth variety Of useful frecedents
adapted to the laws now in force. Also
forms Of convcyancing, such as deeds Of
bargain and sale, lease and re lease, mort
gage, trust, &s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 50
Ditto plain
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound 1Os6 12a
Do. side leather, 7s6 q o.
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 IS
Womens leather shoes, thick soles. 7ss
DO. do. thin. Co eco
DO. do. slips,
Do. Morocco do. 60
10 10 ties, e
1lris ieather SHOES, ESe e.
Boys do. 4a6
Any of the above articles made 70 orde
LETT at the Penitentiary Store, secon d door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. ]. BURR.
Richmond March 90, 1909
9th July, 1Soe.=The price Of Wrought
Nails IS raised half cent per pound, by
order of the Executive.
ID. LIB.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

THE Subscribers have recently taken s,ore,
! near the Market Bridge, oppos"e Messrs.
White and Si,eltox's, where they offer for sale
4 very general asseT;nent of DRGGS g ME-
DICfHES few Of which are enunei ated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-22

TAKEN up by Capt. John Fermel.
J. llth February, 1909. u bay E.Iley a.
bout three years old next spring appta:srd
10 ten p unds.
Copy, THOMAS READ.C!.
S,wp.
NOTICE is hereby given, that I sha;i ns
= tition the next General Assembly TO
pass law to divorce me from Benjamin.
Dumass, to whom l was lawfully married
about 10 years ago, and who has abandon
ed me during tie period of more thau u
years last past.
SALLY DUMASS.
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