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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-30
DoLLoK & TREDwAY. have. by the late

DOLLOK & TREDWAY, have, by the late
arrivals from London and Liverpool, receiv
ed a part of their supply Of FALL GOODS, &
expect by the first vessels, such addition there
to. as will render their assortment mt of British
Manufactures well worthy the attention. of inten
dit to punctual people, they will sell very mo-
derate terms.
A few pieces of extra Superfne CLOTHS &
KERSEfMERES, Just opened.
Manchester. October II. st
Those still indebted TO the late firm of Pollok,
7}edsvay c, Co. are earnestly requested to. come
forward and settle, as after the unusual indul-
gence already granted, much longer need not be
expected.
FALL GoODS-RUSSELL G. WA
l. LACE, have Just received by the Dispatch
Cloths, twilled Coatings and Blankets, and Flan-
neis, to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Levant- =. - <
% Boxes Window Glass, - by Is & Is by 18
Cask Scythe Blades asserted
Is doz. Spades and Shovsis. -, -. -
Likewise by the John and Adam from London !.
40 Pieces best twiiled Sucking
1 Case Manchester stusls, assorted colours
1000 Lib Seine Twine -
Trunk Threads, assorted coiors, fror: No
10 to No. Is r
The above GOODS viii be sold reasonable,
for cash or acceptancss in town, so days
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL.
October II. s r.. 13w
MURPHY < CRUMP, ID addition to their
lV4 usual supply of GROCERIES,, have just
received general assortment of LASS, CHI
M, EARTHEN c. STONE WARE, which
they propose TO sell low tor Cash or Country Pro-
duce. 80
October 10 Nv
TOMPKINS & MURRAY, have received
~ by the Ship dueric, their Fall Supply of
LONDON GOODS, containing great variety
OF artcles. suited to the season, among them are,
Diaper and Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins,
an elegant assortment,
Scotch Holland Sheeting of very superior quality
Surerhne Cloths and Cassimeres do do do
Dolman's Bond Street Hats do do do .
Carpets do do do
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are in daily expectation of receiving, by
the brig Cora, from Liverpool, their fall supply
of Coarse Woollens, Hardware, Cutlery, &c &C.
which will render their assortment very com.
Pleta
October % tf
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HEAP STORE The subscriber has lust
~ received and is now opening at his Store, a
few doors east of the Market, a we'll chosen as.
sortment Of DR1- GOODS, which he is deter
mined to sell low for Cash
Ladies best real Mos SHOES, at Is per
pair. LEOPOLD ZONES
October 10 ct
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HI OTICE--Tbat PETITION will be pre-
J. y sented to the next General Assembly,
praying that'an act may pass authorising the com
mon hall, Of the city of Richmond, to establish
reasonable boundary to said city.
October 49, v6vv
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n VALUABLE double grid .MER CHANT
n MlLL--FOR SALE Pursuant 20 a de-
cree ofthe county court OF Hanover, will be sold.
to the highest bidder one, two & three years
credit, on the premises. on the 23d day of Nov
next, that valuable MERCHANT MIL be-
longing to the e3tate Of Thomas Bowles, decd.
This mill lies in the lower end Of said county,
upon never failing stream, within fifteen miles
of Richmond, and q from Hanover Town, in a
rich, healthy and sgreeable neighborhood The
said Mill is well calculated for manufacturing
wheat, it having pair Of excellent burr stones,
set of superior boiling cloths, with all necessa.
~ machinery the said mill has also u good pair
Of corn stones. The neighborbood is very good
Tor corn and wheat custom The mill house is a q.
bout "a feet long, and % feet wide, and hree sto-
rles nigh, with single story addition 81 by 90
feet, calculated for family. There is IL acres
of land besides what the pond browns. The prtr.
chaser may be accommodated with from one to
three hundred acres of Land adjoining the said
mill OF good quality, and at a moderate price
For the purchase of the Mill, bonds with un.
doubted security, will be required BY
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Hanover, Oct. 90 1880. 5t,,t y1SihN.
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IN the 1iverick G. Di,batch part of his Fall
Supply Of British Manufactures, and expects by
the Roii1, such an addition thereto, as will rem
der his assortment well worthy the attention of
intending purchasers; his terms OF sale will be
moderate.
He offers for Freight or Charter, the excellent
FAST sailing SHIP, George G Susan, capt Wood,
turthen 300 tons. daily expected to arrive at City
Point, from Liverpool.
Those still indebted To the late firm OF Buchar..
81 G Pollok, are requested to come forward and
settle, as longer indulgence ought not to be ex
pected. =
Petersburg, October 12. q
PgEHE Subscriber gives notice that he intends
4 to petition the next General Assembly of
Virginia for relief against Ordinance of the
common Hall ofthe City Of Richmond passed
the 18th Of June last whereby, under a gene
raj regulation concerning the licensing of Carra-
yes, he and bis family prevented from using
hired Carriage Of any Description for the con-
Fsyance of persons. >.
CHRISTOPHER MCPHERSON.
Richmond, October II. 1ST IF
I'm CHANCERY ---m Richrnond Hastings
Il Court, Aug. Is, 1910.
oseph D Richardson, PsF.
AGAINST
Daileys' sS- >, Def'@.
Sally Daileyis assigned guardian tn the infant
defendants and thereupon this cause came on to
be heard, by consent, upon the bill, answers and
exhibits, and was argued by counsel: On consi-
Iteration whereof, 1t is decreed and ordered, That
Samuel McCraw be appointed commissioner for
the purpose of exposing to.sale, by public aucts
on, the Land or part of Lot mentioned in the
bill, to the highest bidder, upon credit of six
months, after having given thirty days notice OF
9he time and place of sale, in one the news-P
pers, published in this city; the said commssi-
orer taking Of the purchaser note negotiable in
the bank eff Virginia, with approved ehdorser.
For the amount, and retaining the title in and to
ahe said ground' until Payment be made OF the
ordered, That the said commissioner do report i.s
proceedings in execution hereof, in order to a "a
nal decree. The following is description of the
land hereby directed to he sold, as mentioned &
partcularized in the viii of Jos Daley" The
Lot the street leading to Ross's Mill. that is to
say, from the cross pailing on Rosss line -
feet south of my house, next the river thence
the old pailing line to the back line, leaving
out the handkerchief part, which is included in
the deed to my daughter Sally
# Copy. Ieae, ?
tn: C. HOWARD
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JUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of FALL.
y GOODS, per the ship Minerva, from Liver
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TNHoSE persons wishing supplies Of COAL
4 from the Deep Kun Pits, will be pleased TO
leave their orders at my Counting Room, where
measure is kept for the convenience of such as
wish to have their coal measured from the wag-
gons. M W HANCOCK.
October 16 IF
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BosToN, Oct. 1S.


BosToN, Oct. 1S.
Cur intelligence from the River of Plate.
INTO the month OF August, is minute and au-
thentic. The revelation at Buenos Ayrcs
IN favor OF the native American party aud
the absolute iDdepcnt. nee of the vice row
ATTY. which began ON the 2o,h May, b, de-
priving the vice king (C,s,ero under he
lunta of Sevilie} If his command. was com
peted on the ed June, when he, togetner
with the late governor of Monteveido, (Rlo
aoori, who had been residing at Bnenos
Ayres, In Consequence OF the unpopularity
Oh ms cohducp was arrested. put on bad
a cutter, add sent TO Spain. The nave
Juhta OF Buenos Ayres, had prudeatlr A.
d3p'ed the measures of lowering the n n
rate OF duties by the removal ,,F al fl.
GERS OF uncertain zeal the appaintmr mt
OF undoubted partzans, & gem, al, by
carrying their regulations nto rig GUS ef-
feet.
All the old European officers have been
deprived OF theit fire arms and swords, and
disPossesoed OF their Offices. An expedite
on OF $500, had oecn sent into the in eyior
OF the country. for the purpose, as was gen.
orally supposed, of assisting the revolution
is OF Chill in effecting the change of gov.
eminent.
A commissioner has been sent from the
capltai OF the river OF Plate t. the conrt IS
St. James's with. AN accoun, of the change
Tor the purpose of forming a commercial ar
Management.
AT Monte Video, on the other hand these
changes OF revolution were opposed by the
municipal uthority--whichh has he Whole
Controui In the absence of he governor of
the navy and royal arsenal, though The pow
er OF TINS city IS considered subserviens TO
ths' OF buenos Avres, the governor of which
taxes me title OF vice king of the province
L he great number of European Spania,ds
III the CITY of Monte Vdeo IS en- ID ID
the only chief obstacle 60 the revoutioD tn re.
ana an arbitrary sysem Of Espionage is
continually opera ing. which awes lie ma
NfS opaniards in'o silence ana submission.
Negotiations had been opened IN Juae be-:
tween the two ciiles bu, wi.hou, efTec-,ng
any arrangement: or accomm- d,,ion
oo'n after the revolution II Boenos Avles
hau oeen effected, an opportGnity was ffera
GU "hlcn mad NJ been improved, nigh i; we
enabled the inhabi tants Of Nome Video 20
nave completed the revolution of The pro.
vince: Colonel Murianda VINO COR ,nanded
the citade', was Interested ia he American
party ne was threatened by party of ma
rines who besleged him and summoned him
10 surrender as traitor 30 his Country -
had he acted with promptitude upon this
summons. he might We seized The govern
ment house, been joined BY the militia and
declared himseN dc aior Bst e. ms.
IN courage as well IS judgment he s,.ffereS
himself to be decCyed from mis- regiment.
was seized. and tog, ther with some other
"i1cers, mpwsoned--and afterwards Sc.
cretiy dispTched to Rio Janeiro.
n ,sk'rnsli had taken place at Colony,
IN taking possession of fort, in which ths-
Monte Fideans were defeated by he ,roops
from buenos Ayres with the loss of S killed
and many wounded
Frenchmen IN both places we're in copfne-
ment LinnierS was at Cordoya.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-30

I'd DENNIS having commenced MS Semira
AD ny heretofore spoken of near the Swan Tia
Vern, respectfully solicits the patronage Of his
friends and the public, He teaches writing and
Arithmetic, the English language grammaticaily,
Astronomy, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Ge.
ography, Surveying and book keeping, for IS 8
per annum, and promises TO pay the most unTe"
hitting attention to the moral we'll as intel
lectual improvement of such pupils as may be
confided TO lis care.
N. b. Having established a regular boarding
house he will continue to receive boardcIs at $50
g per annum, allowing breakfast, dinner, supper
and lodging, or S per week.
October s. IF
nj OTICE.--Au persons who have claims
" gsinst the Estate Of PETEg TINsbEY,
deceased, requested to send in their accounts
Immediately TO u,e subscriber, ard all those in
debted to said estate are intrcated to make
speedypaymcnt To
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Adt1r.
October 9 IT
SAMPsON'5 SPEECH,
On Pom0Aets} Ter ses, a. this ofice
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-30

or Published BY Thomas Ritchir, nearly op'
PORTE the Globe Taoern, Richmond, YiSginia.
or CONDITIONS Flee dollar. a year, 10
% paid annually TN advance. Th6se -vho wish to
Be considered az annual Subscribers, Hnst hereafter
uesignafc &c the titne Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers spiN Be discontinued at the expiration
Of the FIRST year.
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~ executed to me, for the purpose of securing
certain SUMS OF money therein mentioned, due to
VIM Hooker. from Miss France CHM, shall
on the first Monday in November next, being the
first day of Henrico Quarterly Term, before the
front door of the said court house, expose to SALE
by public auction, upon credit of ninety days,
the purchaser giving note negotiable and paya
bic at Tire bank of Virginia. with one or more ap.
proved endorsers, The HOUSE and LOT, in
Tits city. upon Shocke Hill, near the Federal
Spring, and which Lot, or parcel of Ground, is
No ll9-being the same property which was
sold and conveyed by VIM. & George Hooker to
the said CHM. :; =.
:. : SAMUEL McCRAW, Trustee.
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<HE COM SSlONERS.
Hanover, Oct. 90 $3.50, So 18thN.,

" ALUADLE LAND-FOR SALE--The
subscriber wishes to dispose o. MS military
LANDS, in theSstate Of Kentucky, containing
bout 5000 acres, lying on Big Barren river, which
affords good navigation, and situated in the
county Of Barren /; there can be no objection to
the quality OF the Land, considerable proporti.
on OF which are Low Grounds, and lying contigu.
Gus to Nashville, Tennessee, being only 80 miles
distant which affords good trade n bargain
will be sold in the Land or will barter for lands
IN this state, such as may suit. For further par
ticuiars, apply to the subscriber
EDMDND BOOKRR.
jamestown, Prince Edward. Aug 81 wSwT
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SAMPsON'5 SPEECH,
On Pomohels Ter ses, a. ibis o.ffcc
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PRI NTINC

N ~ AZ ",
OF EVERY DEscRIPrIou, .EArLv EXECUTED
AT THIS OFFICE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
THE famous high Hooded Horse,
- Admiral Nelson,

A Beauutui lark bay, 16 hands high, full Of
strength, health and vigor, and inferior te
10 nor either for speed or bottom. of fine bone
ana muscle This horse was purchased By the
late William Lighsfoot, Esq. when in London.
Oh LORD Grosveuny, be was then in training
vii stand the ensuing season at my sable in
Mathews. and at Thomas Muses. in the upper
end OF Middlesex county alternately. TIE
scarcity OF money induces the subscriber 10 lie.
nim cover mares this season az 90 dollars to be
oiscnarged by the payment of Is dollars if maid
WITHIN the season, which will expire on the 18th
ut Augus,r with half dollar 20 the groom for
eacn mare. Good and extensive pastuae. viii
oe FURNISHED gratis the greatesr care and al :
Fsaion paid the mares. but will not be answer
aoie Tor accidents or escapes. This horse has
not run many races, but his perform ances viii
euihcieutiy justify the opinion of Lord Grosve.
nor ana ms Son, who certify that they cousi.
ser rim The best three year old horse in Eng
Iana, ana challenging any 4year old. which was
nor accepted.
in October 1898, at New Market. he won a
sweeptsake of 400 guineas, IL subscribers. at
2oo Enneas each, half forfeit, colts CARRYING g
s.one zio, lilies stone, beating Sir Harry.
M Cookson's b C. by Sir Peter, NJ Perrin's
y: c. fonng Iavelin, Sir Frances St5ndish's
en-. c. Split Pigeon IS to 4 again& kdmiral
Ne'aonl z to against Sir Harry, to1 against
tSphs Pigeon, & 10 to 1 againsr Younf layelin.
In l1s9he wen sweerssake of 1900 guinea,.
~ aubcrio.rs al 200 gnineas ca n. beating Lord
sEgTemonts BIC. by Precefto,. out of Bob Tail.
MIR ferrin's b. C. Jsvein, and GoIding's Boss-
fer--3 to L en- Admiral Eelson. In 1900 he
got so much injured in his practice shat he did
sot come on the .urf again until 1873. when
ne con purse of so pounds, A mile heA,s,
pea ing several fine horses.--See Sporting Mag
zZine for this year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
PEDIGREF.

THIS beautiful horse P2ai, was ys,sed by the
PgiEc& o. Wales. and &c. oy llis kcrso Sa,trac,
who was got By Eclipse, that covered IT 200
gu;neas tbs season in England, his dam Vifago
by Snap, his grandsm by Negalus. out of \
sister to Black and all Black. aud was tho OH
TO DC the be- runner fms tine. he won eve, al
large stakes, amsng :. hich was ths Derby, 1898.
beating Dungaanon, Volunteer, Phenomenon.
Gon;eicg and EsVera. otleTs ne wss me sire
OF Whifkey, whc a. Ihrss years o.d won 1850
guineas also, of Whip oysii,t, Pee ping Tom
JeneFas Coiner, Syipn, Seftem, Caroline, Tif1
tany, Ssufesuna, S.. Davia, Spightiy, Queen
IT ShebA. SPanka~aj, Roe, sweeper, cEnus.
Colemercnant, Pickpockst. Oscar. knbTosia
PIet Psrry, and segsrai others Of ;he Gr ate
runners, pau!'s dam Puiity, was go, by Match-
EN-, who covered az SO guinsas a me- c. her dam
She old Squirt mare Of a. gsea fame perhaps az
good bEoodsr as any mare in the kingdom ;
she was the dam OF Virgin. Duia. Conundrum
Ranthos, insma, Miss fimmRs, Pumpkin,
Maiden, who was dam Of Wz.nul. DeeSang.
kasieias, Pnrisy, and ssvla al others Purify was
tae cam Oh Rockingham. Archio4 d , Eitzwilli.
am ST. Pau ana several oShers ~ bosG gentle.
men who iavouyed me with tneiY GU tom to
An7~siey last season and their mases fail ed "a
prsvs IN foal, shall have them insured to Pau
tais season, tor 20 dollars, the season will com.
mence hrst MArc.. sad cad first August Mex
sooo and extensive pastWage gratis. ma,es fec
"i'h gram al the market prise II Ihe money i.
sent with then or paid before taken away
The utmost attention viii be paid TO mares il
eve'y instance, and PTecau.Ion taken 20 pre-
vent accidents or escapes, bat viii nos be lab,
Tor any that may happen,
Martin Hancock.
February 20, 1870. NV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
FOR THE. ARGUS.
Mr.. PLEAsANrs,

MR.. PLEAsANTs,
4 request the insertion OF the In
dosed essay, written upon the first
aPpe arance Of Philo Laos: it was
shewn to friend, and upon his sug-
gestion withheld from the public at
that time; subsequent essays upon The
subject to which it relates having in
no wise changed his first impressions,
it is now forwarded for publication
nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
Tie imported and much admired
HORSE,
AS PAUL,

A Beautiful sorrrel, IS hands inches
n high, remarkable for his elegance
,eauty, strength aud fine bone, will stand
the ensuing season at my stable, in the IN.
per end of Charlotte county, within half a
mile of the main road leading from Pence
Edward and Charlotte court house to
Campbell courthouse, and the Western
country, II miles above Charlotte court.
house, 18 below Campbell court-h eusc, Is
north of Brokers' and Coles ferries and
25 south ut Bent creek, and viii; cover
mares at i've pounds the season, ayable
the first of October next. II any c-ntle-
usn will be responsible for three or more
mares. Is dollars will be received for The
season of each mare, so dollars to insure
a mare TO be in foal, and 10 dollars the
single leap, to be paid at the time of SER
vice, with one dollar TO the groom in every
instance. 1t WIS Thought by good iadges
lat Paul would have been amongst the
best horses on the turf in England, from
his stock, form. activity and the trials
made with him he was famed in training
at three years old /; he was imported by a
gentleman IN the state OF Connecticut where
his colts have had no chance of coming on
the turf. as racing is entirely prohibited BY
the laws of that state, they are large and
likely both for the saddle 8. turf, as NUN.
Der OF certificates may be seen TO thas
amount. lie was purchased and brought
to this state by DR. rhos Turpin Of Pow.
Ihatan county, and has stood at Mr. EAo's
Harris's OF the said county, for three sea.
sous past. number OF his colts may be
seenin the neighbournnod OF MIR Harris's.
CEGllFlCA L Eve do HEREBY Ger.
tify, that we have bred colts from the i'm
lported horse Paul he has stood three sea
sons at MIR Thomas H4rrls's IN Powhatau
county. We believe him to be s,suTc foai
setter, and has col $ are large, weil form.
ed and likely, both FOR the saddle anu turf.
Given uAder under our haGds th4s. 10th
| Decem5er, 1909. iorallo 1urFlp. &m
James, james aaynes, Ioho/ row!ily, ".
Eurpin, Peer Sublett, William A cuA
PIN, Jordan Harris, John HarrsS5brdsA
Fioprnoy. lido certify that W ,haaf &C I
1ot Cumberland County, paS ten Gstes +
Paul IN three seasons ana bot nfHS COLI,
amongst which are ieaI elegant pair. W
| THOMAS RAkRiS, II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
PEDIGREE.

Admiral Nelson was lread by Lord c,osve.
5or. got by John Bull, nd foai,d in I7e5, his
dam by Olivia, by Justice, her dam cJpher
by Squirra OF. ossFribbie's dan, by Regulus
.--see supplement- 10 the Stud book, page Is.
JASPER CLAYTON. Z
N n. Notes Tor the twenty dalla,2 must b,
cnt with the mares. 6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
FIV
HUNDRED ACRES OF VALUABLE
L A N D,
For Sale.

HE Subscriber offers for sale, his
1R ACT GLAND. tying within one mile
"a the Orange Springs. About half is
Teared, the balance in wood aud we'll tim
tleTed the quality Of The land Throughout.
Y equal to any IN the neighborhood of he
s'me quanti,y. The buildings On 1, are
5mtorSable and at q small expence might
~ made very much so; the dwelling
l3use has four roonIsbeluw stairs. and two
above; a good Kitchen, new framed
Dairy, asso Barn that might be made a
y.r5 coed one by 4 very tr,fiing expence.
The plantation isNin excellent order foi
cropping, being divAd ed into four fields,
ard the whole underlgobd fences There
y on this tract an AADfe Orchard eauA 10
almost any in the co1Hiy; and Eeyevfats
q ogs.hsr of frui,; Hsides knufnker III
Peach trees, VIII, Oh iaIAo neverEaii-t6 bel
in part also every o,hkr kind d frdit uh!
the county can hFordS-There ss-ssSb a
capital mill Vat; aah for upwards Of
tTenty years there was mill which was
extremely profitable to its owner,
Also, one other traet of $50 Acres, wing
" the county OF Louisa.
The Subscriber will receive Iikelv vouno
Negroes IN payment, or will take lands in
hen'ucky Of good quality, on getting a
sithcisnl warranty for the maintenance oil
ne u'le. Provided the land lays in such
Parl OF the State as he shall approve.
Any person wishing to purchase will
make application TO he Subscriber living
~ Orange county, near Go'don's Tavern,
Ifev'9as 20 he Is h OF April next.
John White Jr.
Feb. goth, 1910. va
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
Francis's Maxlms

Francis's Mamms
IN EQUITY.
shortly will be published, a .GeiY Edi.
''en OF the above Scarce and valuable work
revised Corrected, and brought down to
we present time, with the addition of ~ d.
yff%I Nn'es and MAxims in Equity, no. TO
DC found ~ any former impression
By William w. Hennmg.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31

DIED. At Fell Pnn'. Baltimore, '~''''
9th inst. in tho s'th year ''i s'; age, Pcic' Ga
lin, Esq. his Swedish. mJrs.y's vicc-consul fo'
the state Of Maryland. truly worthy man
- In Norfolk, Virginia. Oh Tburs''a,
nigh, the II inst. at Fort Nelson, Mayor Joh"
Saumars Of the corps of artilleriss and engineers
OF the u S. army, and commanlant at thai post
------ In Charleston, S. G.. on the itll inst
Peter HINT, Esq. aajutant general of the militia
Of the state of New jersey, Gen. Hunt had
repaircd TO Charleston for the.,ecovery Of his
health; bat paid the debt Of nature at an early
'rod. to the great regret of all his acquaintance.
Ills funeral was Distinguished by the most re-
spectfnl military honors. and attended by de-
''chments from the cavalry, Artillery and infantry
of thc CITY, who raid the las! uionte Of soldier
TO the wNtly officer Of sister state.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-31
John Dixon

HAVING succeeded Warmers g. Ter.
l L bert in the grocery business, at ,h1
stores lately occupied by them on Markci-
street wharf; offers for sale on the most
moderate terms for cash or the usual credit,
Il General assortment Of Groceries.
And hopes by strict attention to busi-
ness, to merit share of the public patron
age.
The Packet, SIoop HOPE, Cap.
M1LNER, with good accommodations io,'
passengers, VIII ply between this Town +
Philadelphia as usual---ah freight sen, by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, Jaly 8, 1909.