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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
LAND FOR SALE


shall expose to public Sale, on the
Sd Monday in Angus, next, on the prcmi-
ses a TRACT OF LAND situated in the
CoaDly Of Fluvanna on the three Forks OF
the Great Byrd Greek, eight miles from
Columbia and fifty six miles from Rich
moad--it contains near 1900 Acres, one
third OF which is in cultivation, the bnance
is we'll timhered and generally Fl. for TO-
BACCO-the whole is well wa,ered add
pee harly favorable to GLOVER and
TIMOTHY.--There is upon this estate
decent dwelling House and on, Houses
and Mill with pair OF BURR and pair
Iof COLOGNE STONES--Mr Rob-.
Minis, who resides upon the LAND. viii
shew il 10 any person DESTROYS Of purcha-
jsiog-The tract may be convt nienlly dl
vided into three or fou- paris 10 suit the
wishes purchasers, who may be accom-
| modated with Stocks of CATTLE,
SHEEP and HOGS and team Of large
& welt drawing Mules--Ths terms viii be,
one fourth TO be paid when The Title shall
be made, The balance to be divided into
three, four OF five equal annual payments
secured upon the Laad by deed Of Trust.
| John ADAMS.
RiohmNnd, 8 h July 1909.
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GEO. VIM. SMITH.
Richmond, July goth, 1902. wtd,.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
The Subscribers WISH to dispose Of
hat valuable tract Of LAND called FoA T
LEWIS, lying in the Counties Of Bottetour,
and Montgomery, and containing aboui
2,6co aces. They also wish to sell $3.50
acres Of Land lying in the County of Flu.
wanna, on the south side Of the Rivanna
river, extending from Col. Cary's line
down the river, TO within about mile OF
Columbia.
This last mentioned Land, being in Eve
distinct tracts, will be sold separately or
together, as may best suit any person de .
sirous Of purchasing. One fourth Of The
amount icing paid in hand, any reasooa
ole cfedil will be given for the balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July %. If
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EDWARD JOHNSTON, D
JOHN PRoSSER, '''''es'

y IcHNoND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
II A. a meeting Of the Directors OF tie
Riehmond Turnpike Company, on Saturday The
29ih o. July, 18J9.--
kesoiyed. That the share holders in the
company pay to the Treasurer five dollars on
each share held by them respectively ia thirt,
days from this day, and the further sum ol
five dollars on each o. the said shares in sixty
days from ihis day.
Resolved That the shares Of all delinquent
share h1lders III the Company be sold on tie
irsi Saturday, in September next. being the 81
DAY OF thas month, az tie Washington Tavern
IN The Cijy Of Richmond 1T II O'Clock OF thai
day.
"a Copy) N. SHEPPARD. elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
RiohmNNd, 8 h July 1909

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Sto!et
from me about the 18th of Nov. 1907, a
negro man slave, named Cesar. the property Of
the subscriber-He formerly belonged to Mr. Ro.
bet Alexander. of Campbell county, and wa.
bought from him sman boy, in the year 1889
He is now atove feet high, one of his dig toes
very remarkable. bring split with an axe through
,he nail and nearly a. high az the sec nd Joint.
by that II is much broader and larger han the
other. He was &C us,omcd TO run lanes river
above the FAILS. was informed that he " en-
'ver The mountains in baueau owned by on,
>:feecy. On delivering him TO me or securing
aim in some jail so tina, get him again, snail be
paid by me the reward Of twenty Dollars This
IS to forewarn any person or persons from har
boring or ccncealing him, as they may depend
On 1t that viii prosecute such vio!ato,s of the
aw TO its full extent.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
City of Richmond, July 27sh, 1909.
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Tracts of Land

WIRE their appurtenances, or go much t,eYso
as may he necessary TO- pay certain ds0ts IN che
said deed of trust mentioned, that il To say
one ;Tsci 81 uate in the county of Montgomery
containing ejgh. hundred acres being that tracI
on which the said And Nv Lewis now lives
one otner usc. adjoining the last mcnaoned Of
,be no'shI containing ten Thousand acres: one
o,hsr trac, adjoining the Grst mentioned. beine
| IN inclusive survey, con aiming seven thousan,i
scven hundred acres; one other tact ADJOINING
he la', menti ned at the west end, containing
oar huadred and fourteen acres one OF he,
rfact called the CH5sNUr NECK, Containing ,hrec
dund Ell and sixty six zcFes; one other tract
Gale SEYEEAs tract on Bottom Crces, adinin.
ing the iiss, mentioned tract of eish. hundi ed
acres. and containing one hund eli ami fifty
cFesi one other tract also adjoining the GrsI
mentioned tract called Protbnous Csraen, con.
aiming one hundred and twenty eighy a. res :
nc other tract adjoining the last mentioned d.
containing ore hundred ard thirty acres; one
o her trac, adjoining The iocu.ive survey of Sc.
ven thousand seven hundred acres ajovemen.
toned, Containing eighty aces one other trac,
adjoining he same Inclusiye survey and contain
ing one humid ed acres one 9theY tact lying on
both sides Of Little Rivcr, containing one hun.
frcd ana htty acres, on which is situate Hone.
web torge--one olnsr tract adjoining thereto.
containing one hundred and forty sores--one
othef tract adjoining the same, called the Saw
iniiI tract, en- shining four bundled and thirty
eight acres--and one other tract adjoining The
last mentioned tract, containing one hrndrcd
sc,es----whicb sstd several tracts u lard s.e
situate IN the county Of Montgomery.
The said sale will BE- made agyecab'y 10 the
diTectsn, IN such cases, Of .he act of Assembly
passed the 31st day Of January, 1909, en'ited
" an act concerning executions, anu Tor other
purposes"
EDWARD JOHNSTON, 2r
JOHN PRoSSER, '''S'eS'
". B. The above mentioned pr perry is situ-
ate en- AMI about what is GENERALLY called the
BENT MOUNTAIN. and considered very
valuable estaye, particularly for gazing. Any
one wishing Tor more par Icular informal ion.
may apply TO Charles johnston, residing in
Campbell County, near LynohbuIg, o. 70 Roberi
Pollard, George Pickett, or CALICO, Richard &,
Co in the ely Of Richmond.
Richmond, July IL. 1909. tbs
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MTO!iCE is hereby eivsn, thar | shall.
IN icl'ti"n the general assembly
CT ";reiais at their uext session. FOR a di.
vogos from Sernard Florence Hsn,elman,
to whom was married on the i7,h day
of November last, fer reasons which will
be then and there made known.
MARY HANTEI. MAN.
July "a h, 1909. SIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

NOMMirTED to the jail If ,lon>go-
~ meiy county, on the 9th day OF A
pr'I, negro man who calls him,eif MO
SEES; says he is abou, twenty two years
oil age; he is near six feet high, stout built
aud says he is the property OF Richard
ferreli. 1hc owner is requested II come
forward, pay all charges and take him a.
way, otherwise he will be dealt with us tn.
law requires.
H. GIBSON, Tailor.
June Gsih, 1909. Ism
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

EOR SALE, in the town of Carriers
l. vile, upon James River, Los No. s
and "a, beng the same formerly owned
by Messrs. Dranes--On the First is good
dwelling HOUSE, s,ors and other i'm.
provements, and on The last, good ium.
Ter house. A credit Of one, two, and
three years will be given; Bonds with APP
proved security, TO bear interest frem the
date, II not punclually paid, will be re-
GUN ed-For further particulars, apply TO
Me- SIS John & E. Cunnir CHAM, at Car.
tersviils, who will shew the premises, or
10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

a BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS was taken from black boy
who called himself James Smith, & says he found
4 II the street Not thinking it prcper 70 IL, The
boy keep il. ! detained it for the proper owner,
Who may have IL on giving satisfactory evil.
!snce OF his or their right to it and paving the
expense of this Advertisement,
lOhN MCDONALD.
Richmond, March 10,h. 1903. IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

Just received and for sale az S. Piesants' iIic
nond, few copies of the following valuable
works THE kmeYi AN Annual Register, vol.
4ih--Dordley's Husba ndry-W Woman, a new no.
vel by Miss. Owenson-Burder's Village Ser.
rnons-Gurney's System Of Short hand writinp.
-Fergusons Lectures, a new ediiio.,-M Mar.
shaiPs Life of Gen. Washington-TAomson'
seasons, cheap edition for the use OF schools
Russe's ancient and modern Europe-Ca.ey'a
general atlas, (the best collection of Maps VET
made in this ountrsS--Morse's Universal Geo.
gsaphy-Colsnith's natural History-a general
assortment of quarto Far'ily Bibles, with and
without plates, concordance, psalms, &c. &c.
fom S 3 so, TO s IL each-CIbson's surveying
American Clerks Magasine-W Walkers pro
nouncing Dietionay--also, school BibIes, Testa-
men.s and Spell Books.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

OLUMHIAN MILLS.--The Subscribe
~ Informs his friends, and the public. that he
will purchase WHEAT delivered at the CO
lumbar MILLS, or he viii receive ~ heat
there. to be anuiaetuIed on very moderate ayd
advantageous germs o the holders OF this articie,
viz...for every $40 pounds fg cd Mercha atabs
Wheat, he will engage to deliver one barrel OF
GOOD SuperGne Flour. CT he will receive Wheat
AZ 6s and 81 per bushel, of SO lbs. and deliver
supeEfine Flour at s l. cents, with small.
proportion of Fine Flour at S 5 90 cents per hay.
rel-allto be inspected and delivered in good OF.
der at the Mill
The FLOUR made at this Mill has always
hsen held in high repute. and it is the intent On
OF the pre,enl Proprietor sustain It's character.
The CORN MILL is in Complete order-e.
very attention wi,lba paid tocastotners sending
their CORN 10 BE- ground toll at the usu al rate
Good fresh MEAL for sale in small or large
fuantines at very indicate prices For Cash
Apply 10 Mr. Samuel Leech onlhe premises, or
JOHN CREAMERY, Residing in Norfolk.
b. CASH given for CORN delivered at
the Mill.
Richmond, 7th July, 1909. IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

THE Subscriber vii eli me HOUSE LOT
9rpressnf occupied by bimse f--snd also. an
unfinished ROUSE with half acre LOT Of
sLAbD attached 10 it, near his residence. If
no, previously di posed Of by prvase eontraet.
this property viii ne sold It public auction. mn
on me premises, on the fourteenth day Olsen.
tsmber eusains- The improvements on the tot
occuHishby the .ubscr,bsr are pain. neat. com
fort dc and ~ good repair. II required seine
tire vii b, given FOR part OF the purohagc
money. The Situation Of ihif props " !, elizi
bic, both a. it regards neaith and god neizh5of
hood.
SAMUEL GREENHOW.
Richmond Angus, 16th, 1909. IDS
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JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, July %. ew
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
u On the list day of Hanover county court
IN Che month OF august next, at the court
mouse, Will be offered far sale, to the highest
bidder, Three hundred acres OF Land, ly.
ing within two miles of the courthouse, and
about twenty miles from the city of ~ ich.
nIond. The situation is pleasant and heal
thy, ard commands at present, and proba..
oily will for many years, continue to com
mand considerable range for the raising
ofhcgs and cattle. There IS upon it, a great
number and variety Of bearing fruit trees,
and framed dwelling house containing S
rooms. The terms Of sale will be, one fourth
part of the purchase money to be paid on
the first day OF March next and the resi-
due in three equal annual intalments, to be
computed from that day. The payments
10 be secured by deed of trust upon the
iand.
GEO. WIN. SMITH.
Richmond, July goth, 1909. wtds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

ny virtue OF a deed OF trust. from Andrew
- Lewis, of the county OF Montgomery, WI |.
BE SOLD By the subscribers. 10 the higiIes,
bidder, at the Eagle Tavern in the city of Rich.
mord upon the 18th day of Sep,enl5er next
-, !. co,ilo,,,i.n
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One Thousand Pounds

WANTED,
g r h-iosrres, ~ s1'en, plantation of 500
L acres of valuable land WILDE given, un.il he
money isrefunisd- Neasly 100 acres are-ich low
groa"as, nos IN CULTIVATION living on navigahe
water che improvements aew add very good in
prsare-
S,psenber 8 1870. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

TOR RENT. and immediate possession gi
i ven. a LUMBEKnOUSE that will hold
from 90 to 100 bids. Of tobacco. (either with
o. without large loft over it). I, will an :
sweF we'll for Tobacco Mandatory. or a
Whccright's or Coachmakcf's shop, as Il has a
good iucioscd yard attached TO It -aisO a small
Brick aouse with bat one room on a floor al
60 Store on The Main Street opposite the Bell
Tavern, aic formerly occupied as Printing
Oi'ice saJ laitcrly as a gookbinder's shop En-.
Prre Of tic subscriber, living at tbs Falling
Garden.
James Lownes.
Eihcpond> Sth month ist, 1909
TIE WORKS
OF
TAX LATE FISHER AME5, ESQ.
AREFo SALE
.5I'
TINS oFTIc,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
IN COUNCIL.

JGnuary 90, 1909.
DROPOSAI.S will DC received by the Exc.
cti,iTe for manufacturing three hundred
AM ninet; Rifles during the present year, be.
ING nc number directed by law TO be provided;
a.L..'N.,~ ,H1'ua;ng the deficiency of last year
Extract from the minutes
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

To all whom il may eoncern.--A petition vii.
BE- rTescricd TO iho next General Assembly.
praying areleasc of right Of the commonwealth
TO the lands Jing in Middlesex county to the
subseribers OF which D.. Robt. p. SpSait and
Doct. GeoFse d. Sprstf. died. seized, ths sub.
scriber hiring nearest of kin 70 the deceased.
CidARLOFEE GWATHMEY,
Yife Of Richard Gwathmcy
hrg ia,.16th, 1902. wf'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

Tor SALE or RENT,-The TENE..
Il MENT on shockoe hill, lately occupi-
ed 10y MIR. Samuel Peasants on which is
a Dwelling house with six rooms, besides
TWO dry cellar rooms with FIRE places al
so a Kitchen, smoak house, and Stable.
The SituauOnis healthy and pleasant and
very convenient 90 the Capitol --Possess.
on may be had the first Of October next,
when Mr.. Picassn.s' lease will expire.
For terms apply to
A. BLAIR,
Richmond. July 10, 1909. wifi
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City Hotel to Let.

vy-H At spacious convenient HOUSE and !. OF
with oNt Houses, Stab cs S.c. siua,ed or
the s,cee, rhat eads frcn the main street by she
Governors 10 me Capt. ol; which was la ely in
the occupancy Of IA ia. Vaughan as Tavern
1, viii be <, Tor one ol uqie Yeas, and posses
son given innediatey. For terms I NJ, to
Beuiar'in Mosby OF Powha,an, or B Tate Of
tais CiSy, who ave authorised by me to ie, the
sGTnc.
RICHARD CROUCH.
Richmcnd, Tune Is,, 1909.
JfOA LIE, a TRACT OF LAND, for.
merry the proVec'y OF iHcob Williamson, dec
lac o. Ameia COUNTY, hetween 900 and 1000
acres, This land lies about one mile from Ap.
prr1a'tox river and six miles abov Gsni'o brid se
The sol is vel adap;ed to the culture of tobl
CT, indian corn, wheat. and other small grain.
Cns blvd part of the purchase money vii! be
required N c ,sh, and he balaace in two equal ans
nuA insia'nents. IL the above lani is no, sid
or e'heswise disposed OF before the sixteen h 81 Y
of September next the same will then be set un
TO he highssr bidde', a. the dwelling house, on
the said pan s,ion and in case j, should no,
be sold il vii ,h.n b. ren'ed ior one year.
CEORGn WILLIAMSON, Exst.
Augu,i 9th 1900. NV
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NOTICE.-On Monday the 23d, day
~ Of October next, will be sold. AZ

NOTICE.-On Monday The $50, day
/ ~ Of Oclober next, will be sold, at
Whiiby, in the county OF Chesterfield, up.
OF credit Of twelve months the PER.
SONAL ESTATE of the late Col. Ro-
BERT GooDE ; consisting OF the present
crop OF Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder, and
Hay; the stock OF Horses, Cows, Sheep
and Hogs /; the plantasion utensils and
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Bonds
and approved security will be required of
the purchasers 10 carry interest from the
date If not punciuslly paid.
II is particularly requested that all those
who may have claims against the estate
wnl make them known Immediately To Ell
Their oil the subscribers, ia order that pro.
VISION may be made for payment.
RICHARD g. GOOOE,
FRANCIS GOODE,
Administrators with The will annexed.
Tha, valuable and well known estate
called WHITLEY, on James RIVER, about
three miles from the Town of Manchester,
will also be sold by private sale; it con-
tains 1869 acres Of Land, about $40 acres
OF which are OF the first rate Low grounds
and more than one half OF the residue
thereof is heavily timbered. TO this cs.
late there IS attached one Of the best h.lI.
cries on James River and every convent
ent and necessary house for the accom-
mediation Of family. An indispulabe
title will be made and possession gwen Or
the first day Of December next, with The
liberty Of sowing small grain at any time
agreeable to the purchaser. The terms
NAV he knoyn nm anniicatino tn
Richard b. Goode, Manchester, or
Francis Goode, Powhatan.
July IL, 1909 wids.
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General Assembly, begun and held a. the Capitol
in the city OF Richmond. on Mocday the frst
day OF Decen'her, lii the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and six, ard of the
onn,onwealth, the thirty-6rst.
AN ACT TO amend act, entitled, " An act
more effeaually to provide for the payment of
taxes upon lan's within this commonwealth.
Passed 10Th January, 1917
DE il enacted by the General Assembly, That
- when the taxes on any uact or parcel of land
shall have heretofore remained or shall hercaf.
ter remain unpaid for tine space of two years, such
tract parcel ofland shat, be forfeited TO the
nonwealth, and shall not be subject 10 location
Provided nevertheless, That the tract or parcel
Of land as aforesaid forfeited, shall be subea to
the redemption Of ,'e former rightfu and pro.
per owner AT any time wi hin three years after
such forfeiture shall have accrued, upon payment
OF the taxes due thereupon, according TO The fol
lowing rules, 20 wit; That if the said taxes ehall
be paid in the first year after such forfeiture shall
have accrued. there shall be paid an interest of
twenty. i've per csntum Per aunuu, on the amount
OF the said taxes from the time they became due
tiil paid. If the said taxes shall be paid in the
second year after such forfeiture shall have &C +.
crued. there shall be paid interest of fifty per
centun per annuni on the amour, of taxes due as
aforesaid If the said taxes shall DE paid in the
third year after such forfeiture shall have accru.
Ell. there shall be paid aniRterest OF one hundred
per centunl per ansrrn, IS aforesaid; Provided
also That nothing in this act shall be so constru.
ed 10 aatd the ,ights of infants, femes covert,
o. persons Of unsound mind. until one year after
the disabilities shall have ceased, their paying
al taxes due, with an interest thsreupon at the
rate of ten per centur', per annurh on the amount
due as aforesaid.
All acts and parts of acts soming within the
purvew of this act, are hereby 'epsaled.
ehoi k~s
and after the first day OF March next.
A Copy from the Roi-rests,
]. PLEASANrS, jr. Keeper
OF The Rolls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

4 the same time and place, by virtue.
OF deed Of trust executed to the SUI.
scriber Ivy Nathaniel Pope, decd. besr,n,
date lst February, 1903, will be sold for
ready money, the following slaves. 10 wit /;
MIlly and her children, York, Betty, Kit
ty, Daniel and Ben, or so many thereof,
as VIII be sufficient to satisfy the debt in
said decd expressed.
THOMAS PRICE, Trustee.
1st August, 1909. tbs,
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WILL BE SOLD on Monday IIth Sep.
temJer next, Il far, otherwise the next
fair day, at the late dwelling house OF Ma
thaniel Pope, decd. in Hanover county, Sc
veral likely slaves, consisting of men, wo~
men and children, the stock ofhorses, cat
tie, sheep and hogs, one coachee and single
chair, household and kitchen furniture,
plantation utensils, the crop OF corn, wheat,
oats, blades, and top fodder, SC
Twelve months credit will be allowed
the purchaser for all sums above ten
dollars on their giving bond with approved
security, to carry interest from the Gate, #
not pUrc'uallY paid.
PHILIP DUVAL, Administrator.
August lst 1909. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

General Asssssbiy. begun and held al me Capitol
IN the c:.y ot Richmond. on Monday the second
day of december. in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and Ave, and Of the
Commonwealth, the thir;ieth.
AN ACT giving Further time 10 the proprietors
of certain lands. forfeited for the non- payment
OF taxes, to receem the same.
lPassed February LIST, 1861
ID Z it enac'ed by the General Assembly, That
- the prcpsic,ors OF lands forfeited TO, and ves-
ted IN I'll. commonwealth. by the non payment of
taxes, asreeab!y to the act. entitled. "An act
more efec,uaily to provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands within this commonwealth, %
~ redeem the same by paying INTO the treasury
OF this commonwealth, on or before the FIRST day
OF March, in the year eighteen hundred and Sc.
ven. all arrears oftaxc> due thereon
This act shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof.
A Copy from the Roil.-Tesie.
J.PLE ASANTS, jr Keeper
tthe tolls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-17
Garrle0,

In staunton, Virg. on the 2a;h June, by
the Rev. Mr.. King, James Stevenson, alias
Staunton, aged 100 years, to Elizabeth Cum
Minis, sged 68 and what makes ii more re-
markabie, is, that two of the oldest bachel-
ors in the county assisted in making the
match.
In Bradford, Hon. Nathaniel Ttwston, 10
Mas Fletcher-his SEVENTH ana last sgJt :
In Dedham, Captain William Eustis, Of
the United States Light Artillery, to Miss
Rebecca Spraguc, OF ID.
In Boston, Capt. Richard Goldman, of
Portland, to Miss Susan Hichborn.
In Falmouth, by the Rev. Mr.. Miltimore,
Mr. Francis Jones, 20 Miss Lucy York.
In this town, on Thursday evening last.
by the Rev. DIR. Deane, BARRETT PoT-
TER, Esq. to Miss NANCY SrsRra. dAugh-
ter of the Hon. Woodbury. S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-17
Shipping 3Intrlligrner.
prom Booth6ay, .Iuiy II. l8t

Arrived here, July 5,h, the schr. Trial,
N. l Knight, master, II DAYS from Domi.
nico. Left there several vessels, belonging
to Bath, Saco, &c. Market duiI.-May "a,
on his outward bound passage, capt. Knigh,
fell in with, and was boarded by the En-.
glsh sloop of war, the Brazen. After ex-
aiming his papers, and wh'ie on board of
him, he sent his boat on board the Trial, for
a cask, filed it with water, and conveyed ii
to the Trial, while capt. Knight remained on
board of him, the Trial being poorly suppl
cd with water, and in every respect treated
him in a friendly and polite manner. After
being on boar! the sloop about al hour, capt
Knight was conveyed back to the Trial,
without having any question asked him con.
corning the protection OF his ciew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-07-17
COL BURR,

A young gentleman who arrived
from London in the Pacific, has COM
municated the following particulars to
the editor OF the Albany Register, re-
lativ= to the iorlorn condition of the
late Vice President of the United
States. After stating that he had seen
Col. Burr several times in London, he
observes:
Though acquainted with Col. Burr,
| declinsd having any intercourse with
him. For some time Burr appeared
in gendemanly g,ub, and | did not