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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-11
! LAND TOR SALE.

TIME subscriber, living in the county
l. King George, on the Potomac lyf
fboing great Inconvenience in having guar
tiers at distance, oflers fer Sale his 'sIuali
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11
The Famous four mile heats Horse,
gP 7'"e ''"s'
Imported from England by Gove,no,

Imported from ENGLAND By Goveyno,
Turner, of North Carolina.
WILL stand the easuing season at nv stab,
IN Chesterfield, Eve miles from Goodies 8
Bevil's Bridges. on Appomattox River. & TWEEN
~ i've miles from Richmond and. PETERSBURG
on the following terms, viz Thirty Dollars
the season, which may be discharged by the
payment of twenty. provided such payrnent be
made by the 18th of December nexr. ANY
gentleman who will send two Mares of his avn
property, may have them covered for sixteen
dollars each the season, and should three Mares
be sent, which are che Property of any one
gentleman, one of them shall be covered gratis
upon payment of Twenty Dollars each fcr the
other two. The Groom will expea One Dol.
lar tor each Mare, as compensation for his ser.
vices. ~
TRUE. BLUE is beautiful B,v ca,o,r ,,,;,,
\ sta- in his forehead, is upwards of Gv. f,-,
three inciiss high, will be twelve years old next
spring, oil great strength and elegant form, and
IS thought by hose who have seen him. TO nos
scss more activity than any horae Of his size -
His peHo' nance on the turf entities him 10 he
ranked amongst the best horses Ihse l,svc bee,
imported, having won twelve races out Of the
nineteen, eight of which were four mile heats
and he has never been beaten that 4 stance
when there were heats although he has con,en.
dei with the best horses in Rngland-and wha,
Is extraordinary, he three races of four
mile heats each, in four days. as may be seen by
reference to the Racing Calendar for the yea.
IoO1. His last run was only abou. ten days be
fore he was shipped for America.
The season Will commence the first day OF
March, and expire the last day Of July. =
Gentlemen wishing TO have their Mares fed
must actually send the money for the purchase
of such piovinder as may be directed or il will
not be had. Good pas,urage gratis. on, no res
possibility for accidents of any kind. although
great care shall b. used to prevent any.
PEDIGREE,
AS TAKEN FRoE The CRNRRAL STUD Book.
TRUE BLUE was got by Wsinu', one of
the besr sons of Highhyer HighAyer By Herod,
his cam by King Fergus, by the famous Eclipse
hia grand dam Celia, by Herod-H erod b. Tar
tar, his great grand dam Proserpine BY Mar.ke
.--Marske by 9artle,ps Childers. his great or. a,
grand dam Spiie,ta by Reguus-Reguius b.
the Godophiu Arabian, his great great grea,
grand dam Mother Western, by Smiths San of
Snake, Mrutagu, Hau,boy. Brimmer. No horse
was ever bred in England, whose stock wa
higher priced than that from which TRUE
Blue Is descended.
THOMAS BRANCH.
Chesterfield, January s. 1910. w8ip
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11
AN ACT
Concerning invalid Pensioners,


BE it enacted BY the Senate and
House of representatives. of the Uni
ed States of America, in Congress as.
sembled, That the Secretary of War
be, AID he is hereby direct to place
the following named persons whose
claims have been transmitted to Con
gress, pursuant to a law passed the 10Th
of April, one thousand eight hundred
and six, on the pension list of invalid
pensioners of the United States, accor-
ding to the rates, and to commence at
the times herein mentioned, that is 70
say:
Gideon Griggs, at the rate of two
dollars and fifty cents per month, to
commence on the ninth day OF Deem
Der. one thousand eight hundred and
nine.
Elijah Brainard, at the rate of FIVE
dollars per month, to commence on
the sixth day of November, eighteen
hundred and nine.
Benjamin Cotton, at the rate of two
dollars and fifty cents per month, to
commence on the Goth day of January,
eighteen hundred and nine.
William Smart, at the rate of FIVE
dollars per month, to commence on
the second day Of February, eighteen
hundred and nine.
John Union, at the rate of two dol
lars and hity cents per month, to com
mence on the sixth day of December.
eighteen hundred and eight.
Edward Grant, at the rate Of three
dollars and seventy cents per month,
to commence on the twenty third day
of January, eighteen hundred and
nine.
( Peleg Smith, at the rate of three
dallars and thirty three and one third
cents per month, to commence on the
tenth day OF January, eighteen hundred
and nine.
Nathaniel Ladd, at the rate of two
dollars and hity cents per month, to
commence on the twen.y eighth day
Il January, eighteen hundred and
nine.
John Reed, at the rate of FIVE dollar.
per monst, to commence on the thir,y
nrst day OF October, eighteen nul.dred
and nine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11
For Sale,

A Tract of Land, lying in Powhatan
county, on the South branch of Fine Ceekr,
which contains about FIVE hundred and six.
ty acres (; tive hundred acres at least OF
which are ancieared. The superior situ-
alton, and many other local advantages Of
the land will render it very desirable tc
any person who may be disposed to pur.
Chase Land in this coanty. The propri.
etor, living on the place, will with plea.
sure show 1t 20 any one who wishes to be.
come purchaser. The terms Of sale will
be accommodated to the convenience of the
puI chaser if possible.
Edward Mayo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11
,[Fonr Dollars Pc, Annum Paid in Asvaace.l
Penifenfiary Store.

he subscriber, Agent for the Penitentiary
L offers for sale the following articles, the ma
nuiactare ofthatinstitution, at very low price. a
Wholesale and retail,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11

{. HAPAkD * LUCKE have received q
general assortment Of GROCERIES.
consisting Of, Sugar, Coffee, w. ]. Rum
Country Gin, Whiskey, Sherry and NJ ala.
ga Wine, Pepper, Pimen,o, Ginger, lmpe.
ria; lea, English Mustard, Salt in Sacks,
ALSO,
Eartben, Glass, China, and Stone Ware !;
German, Crowley and Bhstered steel; Bar
Iron, Nail Rods, Soal Leather. Writing,
Wrapping ana Printing Paper, Spanish See
gars, Cotton Cards, Shot, Powder, Window
Glass. Indigo, Copperas, Alum, Logw God
Cut Herr:ngs, SC sc. when they offer low
for cash, country produce, or approved pa
per.
n. 3. Cash given for -four as usual.
Nov. O., 1909. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11
% ADt@orSty.
AN ACT

Providing for the better accommoda-
ton of the General Post Office, and
Patent office for other purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of The Uni.
ted States of America, In Congress s-
|sembled, That the President of the
United States be, and herebv is au.
thorised 60 erect. or procure by pu :
chase, a building suitable for the ac-
commodation of the General Post o
fee, and of the office of the keeper of
the patents, in such situation, and Fl.
nished in such manner, as the inte. est
OF the United States and the safety and
convenience OF those Offices, respec-
lively, and the arrangement Of TIE
models in the patent office, shall in his
opinion require.
Sec. 9. And be it Further enacted.
That the President of the United
States be, and hereby is authorised TO
cause the city post Office and thekol-
hces OF the experimenting and survey.
or OF the city of Washington, to be
imme diately removed from the public
building. west of the Presidents
Hotse: and that he cause 10 ne built
within the said public building, as
many FIRE proof rooms as shall be suf
hcient for the convenient deposit of al,
lhe public papers and records of H.
United States, belon ing to, or 10 thu
custody of the stats, war or navy dc
Partments.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted.
That the sum of twenty thousand
collars be appropriated for the purpo-
ses expressed in this act, out OF any
N onies in the Treasury not otherwise
Appropriated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-11

Sroad andnarrow Axes. Hatchets, Hoes Plough
Shares and Cculters, Hinges, Wedges, Ham
ners, Feaders. Traces. Stre,chers, and O.,
Chairs ;-Bridles, Collars. Halters, Braces
Surcingies. Back Bands Belly Bands, Breech
irss Fire Buckets, sSc. STc.
Boots and Shoes.
Fair tops, back straps, 9
Ditto plain 8
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound Ios62s
Do. side leather, YES a s.
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 &c
Womens leather shoes, thick soles, 7s6
Do do thin, 60 6sS
Do do slips,
Do Morocco do. $50
DO do. ties, ESQ
Girls leather shoes, 40
Boys do. 4s67s
Any of the above articles made to oruer
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. ]. BURR
Richmond, March %, 1909
9th July, 1So9.-The price of Wrought
Nails is raised half a cent per pound, by
order of the Executive
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
THE LOVERS OF RUM.

I'VE musd on the mis'ries Of life.
To find from what QUART they come.
w ence most OF confusion and strife,
Alas from the Lovers OF Rum
! met with fair.one disress'I;
ask d whence her SORROWS could come
She reply'd. am soreiy oppress'd,
My husbands Lover of Rum"
1 found poor child in the s,reet,
Whose inbs, by the cold, wee all numb.
No stockings, o. shoes on bis teet,
Ills fathers = Lever oil Rum.
went to collect small debt.
The master was absent from home,
The sequel need not relate,
The man was u Lover Of Rum.
l met with pauper in rags,
Who ask'd for a triAing SUN.
III tel you the Cause why he begs,
He once was lover OF Rum
Eve seen men, from health. veal h and ease,
Cntimety, descend to The tomb,
need no describe their disease
Because th-y weEe Lovers Of Rum.
Ask prisons, and galowses al,
Whence most of -their customers come.
From whence hey have most OF their calls,
They .ell you, the Lovers OF Rnm. "a
"A HErEs cr HuI.
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b . Q K S

JusT RECEIVED, AVID FoR SALE AT TIKI,
OFFICE.
FUCKERS Blackstone, WashinctonS
Reports, vols. V4ttel's, and ar
tens Law of Nations. AzunI's Maratime
Law. Fonblanque on Equity. Powell on
Mortgages. HarrisoD's Ch4ncery Practce.
Village Sermons. Venom, or the Novice
OF St. Marks drama, by VI. c. Lewis.
Nuoila IN Search of Husband inclu-
dag sketches OF Modern Society, aad IN
tersperssd with Moral an Ii .erary Dls-
quistious Letters and Reflections OF the
austrian Field Msrsh i Prince de l. gpe,
edited by the Baroness de St-el Ho!sieIn,
containing Anecdotes nitneTto unpublished
OF Joseph I'd, Catharine ID, Frederick the
great, Rousseau, Volta &c, and others, Ewita
interesting Remarks on the TuSks---k-t-,-
bIne OF VI mus a CHOICE colieCtion d Hd-
morous Poems, from p. Plndar, Frdneau,
l. Id, S~it, D,bdin, Penw4rne, Hum.
phries, Taylor, Coin IN, Hopkins Ju, Harr,-
son, PITT, sc. &c. Jun . Letters, IN NJ
dture edition. GuTney's short hand wr,-
ting. Adams Pndospny. Domestic Cook
cry. Scots Gazetteer Insrigues of the
Queen OF Spain. + sner's Military Tactics.
FIRST settlers of Virginia, an h,stor Cal no
vel. Abcllino, the Bravo of Venice, Ro-
nance, by vi q. Lewis. ChlId Of Thirty-
SIX Fathers. Simple Tales, by Mrs. o.
PIE. Mfs. Grants memoirs OF an Am ri.
Can Ltdy. The TX lie OF Erin a novel.
Powder History OF Ireland, 4vols. Cor.
dons's do. 2 vols. Travels of An charsis
the Younger. Took's ID vcrs ons OF puriey.
Russei's Modern aRd Anclent Eurapc.
Chase's frIal. Burk's History OF ViTg-
nia. Inc Revolutionary Plularcn, or ne
Inolrs of the Bonaparte Family
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
II Hglnta Nrga8.
RIG H nj o ID,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1910.
Mn. PEASANTS,

Mr.. PLEAsANrs,
Twas much pleased to see piece
in your useful.p sp.r the other day, fron
Citizen of Goochiand, on the subject OF
the boa.men, who run the river above the
falls. He justly observes there is no SUP !.
Iject Of local nature which calls more
loudly for legislative interference tam this.
The rhbSeries and depredations which
these miscreants, both white aud black
commit above the Falls are almost incredi-
Bile. They steal and plumber but every
thing they can lay their hands on !, and
am sorry to. say they fiad ready market
for their stolen produce in your basin and
canal 1t will be a moderate calculation
TO say that, one year with another, they
steal Thousand barrels of corn and two or
tht:e thousand bushels of wheat; and as
to the destruction amo g the fowls. stock,
locust posts, and fence rails, il is incalcu.
liable. But the mischief does not rest with
the boatmen, for by their saneful example,
the slaves are corrupted to considerable
distance on each side of the river, aud con
seqnentiy become infinitely more th.evish
than they would otherwise be. 1t will
probably be said that this account is exag-
serated, but let the members of the h snor.
able assembly consult aoy gentleman VINO
lives on the river, and they viii, find what
IS above stated to be literally true
1t is the opinion of those people who live
on the river that there is but one way 20 cut
up the evil by the root, aud that is, for the lie
gisia ure TO pass law by which each boat
shall be compelled TO have a bill of las,ag.
certified by the persoa or persons who ship
the propsrty; AMI to appoint an insp sel9r
of boats in Richmond, whose jurisdiction
shall extend from the basin co the locks,
and whose. duty It shall be to 'exlnine the
loads of the boats to see whether they COR
respond with lhe.b.ll of ladiag and il tbsy
d. not, to ina CT proper pun'shnsn. OH the
cuiprits.
/, IS probable there are thousand boats
which navigate the river above the falls;
Lei the legislature lay a tax OF one dollar
on each boat, which will be an ample com
pensalion for the Inspector, and, III n.ces.
sary) his ASSISTANTS.
This is business of deep CONCERN, to a
respectable part of the community, ana it
is presumed the honorable legislature can.
not take it up too soon, or act on il with too
much promptitude. .6.B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
LATEST NEWS FROM poRrU.
CAL.
NRw-YoRx, Ian. Ii.

Yesterday arrived a, this port. the Fhocion,
Colin, from Lisbon, which port she left on the
81 OF December. FFom Cap ain Coffin we
learn, verbally, thar battle had been recently
fonghinear Madrid, between the French army
under General Vic or. and Spanish army In
which the latter were defeated, with tae loss 81
5OOJ men killed, and 70O) prisoners that the
city OF Madrid had been burnt by the Spaniards
that livdf''n tHecAy. and that oae section ofthe
British q ny Val SSpbarSed on board the trans.
ports in Ae Ts6hish
Captains. has obhgingly favoured us with a
file of l. sboa papers to Inc later end Of Nov.
but hey do n1S furnish the account OF the a.
boye mentioned battle, any other mes US OF
great importance.
Cotton, of he grow h and from the u. S .ates,
cannot be re~ex1o1ed at L sbon without paw
ing duty Of 30 per cent AL vaIorem, valaing
the cotton at 9i sterling, with II per cent
other charges. Pot and pearl ashes, re.expor.
tatioa du'y 8 dollars per barrel -four one
dollar lfobacso. " per cent. iavo ce cost
slaves - per tent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Goocb.
land Manufacturing s cleey are here
by notified that the SUI of Ten DalL,rs on
each snare IS called for oy thu PrEsidenr
and D rectors of SAID society. ami is&eouir.
ted to oe. paid to rhomls 3. W,tkhs, their
treasurer, on or before the first day of
Maren next Also, y further sum of Five
Dollars, to be paid in like manner, on or
before the first day OF May next.
nj. c. WATKINS, OK.
January 10th, 1910. On
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proposed by the legislSyure Of peansyIva.

(, proposed by the legislSsu-e Of Peansylva.
MIA.
Resolved also, That MS excellency the
| governor be, aud he is hereby requeste.s
TO transmit forthwith copy os'the forvso-
! ing preamble and resolutions to each of the.
senators and Representatives. OF this state.
In congress, and TO the executive of the ST.
veral states in the Union, with reauess
that the same be laid before the legisla-
ture thereof.
The said resolutions being read second
time, were, On motion, Ordered to be re.
ferred TO a committee of the whole house
on the state of the COMMONWEALTH.
SATURDAY, Jan 18Th, 1910
The Houe resumed tue consideration of
the an oncerning .dtvofces,n which
was 10 he Sneakers hand when the H use
Adjourned yeterdsy, and the question be.
ing put on engrossng the sail bill as a.
mended, and reading It a third time, il
passed in the negative: -
Resolved, that the said hill be rejected.
, a massage from the Senate by Mr..
Mrp4esr,--T seu.se have passed
the baf" r9 amend an act, tentisIsd an
act to amendean act reducing into one act
the several acts concsraipg The court OF
Z.
they request the concurrence of the House
of Delegates - and then he withdrew.
The House proceeded to consider the
said amendment, which goes 90 insert the
words FIVE huudred' after the words
I" two thousand," SO as to make the sals.
ry OF the judges" two thousand FIVE hun.
dred dollars. +" instead of "twi, thousand,' -
as the bill passed the House of Delegates !.
A motion was made that this House do
disagree 10 the anendnent proposed by
the Senate to the said bill=-anii the cues :,
tion being put on the said motion for d,sa.
'greenens i passed In the Affirmative.
Ayes % Noes SO.
ordesed, That the Clerk acdu,int the
Senate thetewitu
The bill CONCERNING the Court of Ap.
peals Eve are sorry TO say) has been lost IN
our legislature; the II u,e. iof Delegates
adSering to their dsagres nj to the Sen.
ase'sasnend;neat, fixing the salarysof the
Judges at $500 dollars, and the Senate re.
fusing to receie, "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19
NEw-YoRx. Jan. 8.


Latest Foreign News ITO a gen Iemap
passenger in the ship Thomas, from S, Mi
qiael we are Indebted for the loan Of the
Londan Courier ofthe Ijth, l7th and 18th of
Nov fpus days the latest The official account
II the aes Fhc ion Of the Touloa fee, b nd DDs
rtachedS Lo,foi bat was hourly looked for
lee Engtsh papyts say nothing Of change of
LONDON, Nov. is.
We receivedthis morning some more Ham.
burg papers, from which we extract the trea-
~ os peace between Sweden and Russia.
the'substance Of the ar'icle relative to This
counry has been known for some time. The
ports o. Sweden are TO be shut against rs, but
sait and colonial produce may be imported The
E;ng ot~Sweden promises to adhere to he
.sEontisl1tal system wi such notifications as
fsaall DC more particularly stipula ed in The
D igoclasfQn about to be entered into between
Sweden. France and Denmark.
w LONDON, Nov. II.
IL seems tQbe expec,ei by Bonaparte ,bst
America wi be drawn within the vort,x Of
his policy against this Country, or ss It is cal.
led tie continental system, the system bv
which the continent IS to be ruined. in the
hopes that the Beiiish. empire may be rIined
also Gen. Armstrong who was 70 have left
France ~ tie beginning nc Ccio5er, bu, who
'S''1hS syn ~ FariS5 - stid 10 have been among
tive first 70 carry TO Foltainblcaa the homage
OF congratulations the successful issue
o. The contest against Austria. The gen .ral
was most favorably Tecsived--be was hondred
WI u prfvate Conference, and a vessel was
in1ediGcly oricred to be got ready q carrv
dispatches 70 the Americas govenmen,-zs sy
some i Is said tliat The French government
has prescn ed to Gen. Armstrong tie proiet
Of treaty between the two countries-by %.
Tiers II Is asserted, Eat the ingittsion mad,
e. American % form IN alliance with France :.
Russia, Swe3eH and ID ;nmirk, to be called
81 she accodes to i, thu qiin 9ple alliance, for
the purpose Of aohie ing what nonap ,r.e
styles the freedom Of the seas The ex
nectaiOn tiat she will accede 10 II las been
tJr some time strongly circulated At prs and
- It should seem as il the ncrocia,ion
H7een the American government and M
tNanpagiyhstt been rene wed before 30 Ia.
BF Is return to Paris. However that m,y
hc, VI IS certain THAI the exec alton to which
I'VE have aiIdie has been held out in publ,ca.
lions k1owa o b. Oh ,iA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

q An Interesting communicated from
me patriotic Chancellor l. vim zston. of n
days paper. - WIS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

The Senate of the State of Maryland has
rejected the bill from the House of Del.
egates for tax,ng, the Banks and other mo-
n.Fd lnstlluttons, for the support OF pubic
schools.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

NEW .YoRE, Jan. 6.
We learn froHf.an authentic source, that
eight hundred and eighty six American
vessels cleared from the Custom House of
this port for foreign pl .ces, from. the 18Th
OF March 10 the 31st of Decem1s n, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

, and feathers to any person whatsoever on
penalty 'ct confinement in the Sesi.en,iary
| A notion 10 add, as an amendment. any
person except a tory, WAS lost by a majo.
risy Of three or four.-New-Yo paper.
NKw-YoRk, Jan, 6.
Extract of a letter from Salem, dated ia.
nuary I.
'rhe Belle Savage, of N -wburyport,
Capt. Jones, from Cadlz for Boston, arrlv !.
ed mere yesterday. she sailed on the l7th
of N ,vember. rae reports are, that the
French emperor was at Bayonne, with a
l,irgs force that the people seemed in
different to the patriot cause |; and that the
ships of war at Cadz were not in Condi.
ton for sea.
EXTRACT Of a letter from New Orleans, to
a Merchant in Boston, dated November
20
"We are all in agitation here. Mr..
brown, the Collector, decamped last Toes
day, with aoout One Huadred aud and Fiji.
~ Thousand Dollars Public Money, and
has not snce been heard of He purcha.
sed Of Mr. James Johnson, a small fas, SAIL
log Brstish fefucca, in which he is sup
posed 80 have gone. She was at the Ia.
iize on THURSDAY, and it was expected
would get cut that night. or early on Fri.
day morning. Lit. NgvIrr, in the Com
modore'a glgg, was SEM alter him on Thurs.
day night, about 10 o'clock with s rowers.
We have not heard of ms success. Lit.
tie Brown had all has money in dou1loons,
and We have heard of 1900 which he took
with him. The kstch Vesuv US sails to
day (Moaday) to cru re for him, and the
hEtaa, Lit BAinbrdge, goes to some Euro.
peAn Ports, probably first to Lisbon, to look
f1r him"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

Halifax County, November Court, 1909.
Richard VAIN, Pits
AGAINST In
John King and Thomas Davenport, ) chan
administrator of Henry King, Gerry.
deceased, defts.
The defendant John King, not having
entered his appearance and giSan. Sc
curity agreea5ly TO the act OF ass2R1ly nd
tie rules Of this court, aud II afpeatng u
the satisfaction of the court TIA hefis nH
an Iuhabitant Of this con non Reafn, n
motion Of the plaintiff by his cAnSei, iHs
ordered. thar the SAID Josh King d0-eppear
here on the fourth Monday ia March next,
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff END
that a COPY Of this 6sder be forthwith IN.
serted N Cue one ostne newspapers puD-
lished IN ~ ciy q R,ch pond, for two
months su6s1ssyely, adA posted At the front
door OF thc courthouse OF the said cOunty.
A COpy-ieste,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, D. c. II. C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-19

A DUEL was fought on the 10th inst :
between & iptiin Gordon, OF tns U. ). Ma
W, and a. G. Eansoa. one OF the Editors
Of tae BQdm2re Federal Republican lin
which thdf ,r.ner was wounded, II Is 6eliev-
ed mortallH