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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
Milton, November 17sh, 1910. If

At Chancrry Di5t-ia Cour. held in Williams.
burg, The 25iii April 1910.
William Evans, Thomas K. Evans, :,
Porter and & izsbe,h hi wifs. JaEes Evans
3 and Dice Evans, infants under the age of |
twenty .orc years, by Thomas K. Evans,
their next friend, Harry Gardiner and Ste. !
Phsn Priaes and Eiisabeth his wife. Pitts.
~ rs:s. s III .s :s.' p.;,.
This cause in which He b,H Of The Pl is. j.
J. taken for confesse<assS the Defendant.
Thomas Evans, senior John Evans, and Thoma.
Evans, junior, csme on this day to be heard or
the bill, The answer of the defendant William
Blake, the exhibi's and the examination of g
witness, and was argued by counse! on behalf Of
che plaintiffs, NO counsel aprea ing IN behalf Of
the defehdants--o on consideration whereof the
covrt doth adj0dxe order and decree, That the
defendants John Evans and Thomas Evaus, e.
nics, pay unto the plaintiffs the sum Of three
hundred and fweny p unds. with interest there
on from the 6rst da' of December 1s06, till paid.
and their costs By them expended in The proseeH.
ZION Of this su:t in the following prcror,ion- 20
wit--one Fifth thereof TO the ,iaintiR William
Evans one fifth thereof 10 the plain ifs Thona
r.. Evans and Sally Evans, one fifth rhereof to
the p,aniiifs Harry Gardner nd Stephen Prince
and Elzabcth his wife. one fifth thereof TO Tho
mas II. Evans, guardian of the plaintiffs, lame.
Evans and Dice Evars. and one fifth thereof TO
tbe' plsinttHs Porter and E,izabsfn his
wife. and in case Of faiiu,e in the pay rtient If
abe said sum Of money, interest and costs in
nzfss'tr Aforesaid, or o. before the frat day OF
husnst next, Thar Lawrence Muse, Jane. Muse,
james " sbb join ISifobie and Resbrh Garnet,
or aay two Of them. after irving Gi,ee ", eks
previous nofioe in one Of the Richmond newspa-
pe's, 90 expose to psblic sale by auS,ion, TO- rea.
dy money the trsa OF land in The bill mentioned.
bIpg in The county Of Essex, and containing a
bou, ono kundred and fifty acres, ard out OF the
proceeds of the sale pay unto the plaintiff the
raid sum Of money, interest and cos,s in man or
aforesaid, aud Tie suspias Of The proceeds Of The
sale, if any, after dedcSing the ext euecs attend
ant thereon, pay unto The defendant Wiishl
Blake. and make report thereof to the eourt in
order 10 hnafdecrec.
A Copy
Ant'y. Robinson, c. c.
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I AMES RIVER LAND FOR SAtE., The
y subscriber being sbcut to remove TO the spt,s,
country. win dispose' of chat
7rdcf Of Land.


known By ti,e name Of Milton, lying on James
River. and IN the county of Charles Clty. abou.
Eve rriies 6;lcw the Csurt Tfouse.
Milton contains by an cid scSvey $50 acres
The sol! is sid, and particularly exeeku, for
the culture of wheat, and fron1 the level suv face
w'aeh 4 fresehts hias sinprose1 70 the great.
The situation commsSd{ 4 heau,iru' sud Sxt.n.
.iye view of James Rivx, heirg on the7 Mile
Reach. FISH and Wild fowl ave very cotvenieht
IN eheif seasons. ans Oysters rh5y BE had IN 4
crydry in the Fall and Winser rnouvhst-
There II "a good and convenient DWEI.LIN
HOUSE on rhis tsrd, urirh $ roarns and a large
psssage-i.i is now IN good condition for the re-
scptiop of family. The on, houses ara conyc
nien.; and are now in to'eTable state of repair.
Ee will a'so sell tha. TRACT OF LAND
kno~'n BY The name of Browns Quarter situat.
cd about L 8 ni:es from Jatnss River. and ia
the county at Charles City, or q niiles below
the Court House. This trace originality contain.
ed 2S4 acresby an old survey; but small, part
OF Il, Al the north end having been lately sod, i,
Is supposed now to coafsSn about 200 acres
This iard ab unds with excellent timber--The
sod is light and easy TO cultivate, and produee s
Indian Corn and Rye very wen--On this land
is an unfinished Dwelling House 20 feet by 90
and spring OF water, equal to any in the lower
country.
fIe viii atsoras agent for Miss Hnn q.
Sontbail1 sells plantation adioibIng the FORMER
one, Known BY Tie name of vsushsn's, coutaii.
ing 234 acres this tract and Bfown,s Quarter
together From then consguty viii make mes,
beau'iful and compact plantation The soil, and
local advantages, ofeach are nearely the same
He will also disro,e OF one sixth part of the trs
OF land known by the name Of Old Town (which
Is yet ondnydedl and tying in the county OF New
Kent, nesr the Soor, Hoesc.--fre,ur,.ng tba,
tose in lined parchs-e any of the above men
toned LAMBS, will Sr,t view them. more
particular account ,hereofis though. unnecessary
suffice il TO say. they viii be sold on moderate
terms, and the payments made easy to purcha
sers.
Cary Wilkinson.
Milton, November 17.h, 1910. If
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Nm. PLsAsAsTs,

Nm. PLEhsAsTs,
have bern informed that you are vii.
ling TO devnie column Of your pager 20 religi-
GUS and moral essays. This is an Uncommon
ching For newspaper butt is thing which
have long wished TO see. Isend you the enclos-
ed for insertion in the Argus, if you please. If
il shall appear, it will be followed by rnare,
November 1910. FRIEND.
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WILLIAM TURNER.

No. 81, Saa,a Sreet, M.xV-Yoyk (
PEGS 'e,ve 10 offer his Jrv;oe. % he ci,iz,,,
A OF Richmond i'm * Con.rniss;9s Eres OF
6as'ness--he hatter. hin}eif that fem hi en-
per,ence in he rurch&se-and sale Of Merchandi,e
and particularly all kinds of coun'r produce tina.
us = capaoe OF gtvfrg "a isf 6ion 10 tEoss whb
November Sd, 1910. e.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23

: Asnia'l Treatise onthe Improvement
Of inland Navigation Of the ri0er
RaeRahannock, and Highways yyont
the tom J F,edricks6u9S, through
the county Of -Cniteper to the Noun
tains Nth some particular details,
demonstrating the pracficabifty eff
each--6y John Strode.''
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[Fs~ Dollars Per Asnum--rdis in Adsanee.1

sGUNDRY TEEEMENTS in R,chmond and
~ Manchester. forsESns the ensuing year; ano
most OF them for 1eB\rsto come-one Of these
10 snrexcei'ent s4nd fo Tavern. LA Iesser di'
Brected 10 r. G. and LEI as tse Editors Office will
be attended to. ~
November 20th, 1910. #
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BAY HORSE,

aaou, five feet high FIVE yea old could de-
scribe said Horse miny,rly, but do not think j.,
worth time, he haviFy ore mark that cannot es
cs2e tbe eye of any tersan shat may ice him
hat is, large wkite flaee on his weahers
The above Reward vi be given to any person
that will deliver the faid Hrvse to nc, ne.r
Bottoms Bridge in iht lower end OF HenYito
county, or FIVE dollars for such information that
shall cause rneto get him again - this is the
ELEVENTH thar Ihave had the bad luck through
v,rious ways 10 lose within the space Of three
years ard six months. and fully up to the price
Of 8 70 save one and seceral Of much more va
Tue, eanuct help soothing the favour Of my
acqaaintssces in Ibis, and the a. jacen counte,.
TO make in their neighbousboDd some small en-
qui,y, which favour shall evey be gratefully se-
knowledged By the Subscriber.
Joseph jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. tn
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Ant'y. Robinson, c. c.

IN obedience TO tie foregoing decree. we sahll
on Saturday the fifteenth day OF December next,
f fair, otherwise the first fair day. on the pre-.
misses, proceed TO make sale Of the isad OF Land
in the said decree mentioned. BY the
COMMISSIONERS.
November 18Th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
New Penitentiary Store.

The Subscriber, Agent for the Com.
nonwealth, has for Sale the following
Articles the Manu- tacture Of the Peniten.
tisrys wholesale and retail, for cash on.
ly..
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b o. o T. S.

u Ii y u O,-
Mems GalfSkin Shoes Lind, 10ss6d ala.
|; Ditto Side Leather Is Cd es.
J. Boys do Is Cd IS.
Smaller do IS SIS Cd.
.Women's LEATHER Shoes thick Soles Is IS
Do do thin do IS Cd.
Ditto ditto Slips 6s.-
= Ditto Morocco do. Is Cd.
Ditto. ditto Ties Is Cd.
Girls Morocco Shoes SIS a IS.
Ditto ditto Smaller do IS 4s Sd
Girls bea.Eer Shoes SIS 6s.
Do. do Smaller do So a As Cd.
Negrses Shoes strong Russell. rs Sd IS.
! boots, Shoes. or any OF the above Ar
ticies, made to orders left At the Peniten-
tiary Store, next door to Mr., Joseph Car
tiers, oneShcckoe Hill.
Mann S. Valentine.
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ZEN DOLLARS. REWAkD-was stole,
4 out OF Stable, near Botiorn's bridge. OF
Inc twenty vehth OF last month. q
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Ss )
May 4.
Twenty Dollars :Res6a1d.

r EFT tho ssrviee Of the subscriber on tho
- 22d Of April last, two apprentices to the
cooper, business-one named yshn Rir, ';uil p-
wars of 20 years of age, FIVE feet nine inch
es, high, well set and very talkativv., he had
liberty to go, and. see his mother in Bal,i-
more and to stay one week--ths other n.n-.
ed Iyilliam NeisAtnan, nineteen years ofass,
about Eve feet nine inches high; he went OF
in company with Rix without liberty had on
I: pair Of corded ,pant.loons and homs.pah
jacket. If is probable they gre !, lurking about
will give I en- Dollars to any person who will
apprehend either Of them and deliver him ae
home, with reasonable charges, or the above
reward for both. - s .. .. :
May Z. = 81
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Iatse from the Continent.
THE DIE IS CAST!

ALL NAA AZ SnSA
Extract Of letter trors mercantile gen.
tlsman in AntYeb, to another in Philadel-
phia, dated &" Antuerb, Mareh. %. 1910.
" THE EMPEROR HAS ORDER.
ED ALL THE AMERICAN. CAR
GOES DETAINED AT ST. SEBAS.
TIANS, AND OTHER PORTS OF.
SPAIN, TO BE TRANSPORTED
TO BAYONNE TO BE SOLO,
AND THE PROCEEDS PLACED:
IN HIS PRIVATE TREASURY
Similar measures, it is apprehended,
will be taken in Italy with respect to Anne.
rican property detained here, and l fear it
will in the end be extended to the unfortu-
nate cargoes detained here. In the Danish
ports understand, they have also ceased to
release american property. The prospect
before us Is gloomy, and we cannot look for
any favorable decision, until it is known
how affairs will be settled in your quarter.
/ fear nothing short Of "A war with England
will induce the emperor to release the A.:
meriean property detained here."' .y ~
%C1s it possible that the American govern.
meut will continue a minister at the court
Of Napoleon, after this iass &C, Of robbery,
which caps the climax Of the 'plundering
and burning system, and is in itself nothing
more nor less than declaration Of uvar =
Time will determine whether Napoleon 10
or 10 not our king. If he had made for
NAL declaration of war, what more could
he have to ipjure Us, than he has done.]
. L(Fseeman's Journal
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.Public Sdle.

o.. BY virtue Of a deed OF. trust from William
Hodgses to the subseriber, will be sold, at
auction. On tho premises, on the eth day Of
this month, tho pnexpired term Of that
FARM adjacent to the town of Alexandra,
.whereon the said William Hodgson hath for
sons years past resided, commonly called
Bttvue, containing about twelve acres, with
the improvements thereon, There areabout
eight years yet unextited IN this lease, and
the property is subject 10 an annual rent Of
8l66 IS .. -
At the same time will islso 30 sold, at auc-
ton. at BeIlyue, sundry articles Of House
mold Furniture: .,,. ,.... ..,. g..
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
May2. =.
At the same time and place will ais
be sold, three cows, two sows, one cart, some
farming utensils, and other articles apper:.
tanning 10 said Hodgson's estate
May, ),
- The sale Of the abovepfo-
Perty is poltponed Until further.
notice. ... :
May 4. -
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-, -- $1,000 II
aldusies, gave me WORSE opinien st them
than I had before entertained. Ihey might
have attached the convoy provision % me
bill, without striking. cut tho other sections.
I had FORMERLY. supposed General
SMITH was friendly % domestic manu-
sfaetuFss---but, in truth. after what We have
seen, nothing ought to surprise U.s." >,
:, Now Messrs. Democrats when you are
thus compelled to acknowledge and 10 deep
metsiaea.ien, to proclaim the un6sness IF
your measures and the miserable mi,ruls Of
your men, why is i. that you cannot Or will
not, join your labors to the efforts Of the fe.
derali.ss, and call again to the councils of
the nation, the friends and disciples of
Washingson-who kpows SO well how, and
are sufficiently firm and enlightened to
protect the interests and honor Of this coun.
try:
CBsh. Fed Gaz. May1.
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Bank Of Potomac,

-. -. tr.< i May 3, IA o..
"0fiees hereby sioen tie Stockholders ef he
'E.i::, Bank srXposantse,.
THAT dividend 81 -Four per Cent. has
IL been declared on the, capital stock for
therlast half year., which will DO paid them
or their representatives on Thursday next,
the sh instant. y .. 90, ...
BY order IF tie Precedent and Direetor..
y: T. Charge Page, 'Gaj1sier.
May i. stawSw.
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Ten Dollars Rewydd =,

: viii be given for apprehending and seeur-
ing in Jail negro SOL ONION, who was seen
lurking about the suburbs Of Alexandria this
morning; he is Of low stature, about twenty
years old, and had on an old white hat, brown
coat and striped pantaloous good dead wsrn.
1t is supposed he 10 new in town. All per-
sons are hereby forewarned from 'harboring
or carrying of said negros
Thomas Hunter.
|. Masza -
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Nay ;
NOTICE.

:. THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Company, are hereby notified
that, an election will b. held, at Mr.. .SAuek's
tavern, pear tho bridge, on Monday the 7th
May next, 1t ; O'Clock, ?. X. for Tie pur-
pose Of sleeting Ave Directors to serve The
said Company FOR The ensuing yessri.
BY order ~. -g3t> rs. -,
>..... John HooE, See'y.
u April IS: .,..<..,.. .....0 -. p, d.
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BOSTON, Ap,U Is.
Latest from, England.

Ship Ann, arrived in the outward har.
Der yesterday IN 2s days from Liverpool.
Papers to the 26th of March have been re-
eeived at the Exchange Coffee House they
have little to, say On American aifa;rs, and
are barren Of important intelligence.
The Lordou papers state that accounts
from Holland mention the revival of trade
1t Ams.erdam that the threats contained
to the duke of. Galore had not been execut.
ed; that the port Of Holland, which was
proposed to be annexed to France, is south
of the Macs. .: ~ ,...,..5.
The English have given licenses for the
expectation of dye stusfs, ashes and barrilla
to France. "
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=
At the anniversary meeting Of the Mechanic
Relief Society, held on Tuesday last, the
following gentlemen were elected officers
! for the ensuing year.
yohn Longden, president. ...,..:,
X Richard Wfightman, pice .presidens.
*Alatth<uu Robinson, sressursr.
3ohn MLad, secretary.
Joseph 7Herntsn, !,
/ John Cohagan, ]
James GAIT. =. ,..o..
Iomes S. Scott, Committee.
Daniel. M'DoasaA,
Aarsn Heuues,
-, samuel Nrk, J -a,
Z In the rsem Of Aaren Htwes ,esfynea.
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motif q z j.;

TINE Stockholders Of the Washinete6
IL and. Alexandra Turnpike Company.
are requested to attend 4 general meeting Of
the Company At the court house, on 2sesdsy
the 33d instant, At ten O'Clock, A. VI. at
which time and place the bqoksof tho COM
pany y!tbe opened for an inspection and I
'prGPoane9 WIN g made for ressiving sub.
senpaons Tor aa additional number Of shares
TO complete the said road, and viii u CONT
,nued open By adjoprpment FROM day 10 day
until the number which shall'b 30 allowed Is
subscribed for.
W. ;. G. Dencale. hie;id<as.
Nav &.
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P.lbIcSale.

.
Under the authority Of decree ofihe United
States Cir.qit Court Of. the District 0f
Columbia, bsldlt Alexandria, the ,nbscriB-
'srs will offer q public sale, on the Let day
:: Of June next At the Coffee ,Heuse. - =.
THREE Squares Of GROUND.
near the Spring Garden: :.
A number Of valuable Building LOIS,
on King, Alfred and Patrick streets. and 90.
veral well secured GROUND RENTS,
One fourth Of tie sEchsss money Vim b
required ip hand, and on the balance . ersdis
Of s. u and - mouths win be allowed ON ns-
gotiable notss With approved sndorssrs. TAe
title win bsma5s oA ths psynedssbsins eon..
pletsd.
lanes Sniderson,
.s.n,, kqbeat !. Tayhs.
@NE ~
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The f.deralists lost their election IN
Ehods Island by l55 votes, owing to the
EfectiOn of governor Fennsr's party.
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Less than 2 IA blanks to prize subject
to deduction of Is per cent Prizes Paya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing.
OF THE AxNExED PRIZES.
lst drawn No. 10th Gay of drawing, entitled
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New Cordagc Sto!e.

TIVE subscriber informs hi. friel d,. and
l. the public generally, that he has conf
menced business OH Merchants Wharf, be-
tween King and Prince streets. in the house
lately &C ~utivd by the United Stiles as al
Office efinspecti n; where he intends 70 keep
q genera assortment OF CORDACE, m>Gs
by John Chalmers, sen. rope make: for tho
government of,he United States. Iris COT
dage Re presumes, viii bear u compsrsos
with any made on the continent.
All orders directed to bin from any part OF
the Union, for eortlase of the above kind,
will be attended to, and executed with Gis-
patch.
He keeps for sale a variety Of al, ticlcs in The
ship chandslery line: Also, salt, sugar, eet'
fee, &c. and superfue aonr selected for famI-
ly use. Cash given for hemp, wheat and
corn.
Joseph Rowen.
May 10 2aw3w
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Charles Tyler, Jun.
Humphrey Peake.
cots
Coach-making, in all its various
Branches.
E. p. TAYLOR,

- ESPECTFULLY informs his trien
n and the public, that he eontih ies to
carry On the Coach-making Business in all It's
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7ay-
or, where all orders in his line OF business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment Of three years IN
the above line OF business he is able to say,
As proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favoi him
with their orders for Carriages OF any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatnesS and strength.
NIB. All kinds Of Carriages and Harness.
es made and repaired with neatncss and dis
patch.
FOR SALE,
A second hand Coachec with Harness.
SPANISH MERlNOSHEEP
FORS SALE:
On TUESDAY the sth day Of June next,
will be sold to the highest bidder at BROOM
lawn, near the town OF Alexandria
Six full FLOODED Sfanyh Msr1no
Rams,
which have Just arrived in the ship Diana
from Spain. These sheep have been select
ed with care, and are believed 10 be Of the
first class of Mcrinos.
The sale will take place at - o'clock, and
credit, of ninety days will be given for notes
negotiable ip the Bank of Alexandria, with
approved mdorsers.
James H. Hooe:;
Nav g. COTS
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FOR SALE,
May g..

DIT the ts1vn If OccoouAN, on TIE 2eth day
of Man next, at Public Auctien,
That valuable MILL SEAT.
late tie property Of Elisha Janney,
ClTUATE in the said town Of Occoquan.
- On this scitu was erected, about eleven
years ago, q spacious three story Is X { b
MILL HOU ) E, which ever since has
been occupied as manufacture g mill, IN
til about twelve months ago it was destroyed
by fre-.he stones and bricks OF the former
walls, and the iron work of the building ale
upon the spot, and would answer for new,
mill, which might with these aids, he erected
in time to blind the growing crop OF wheat.
The advantages appertaining 10 this va!c-
able property, which in the dr:est season
never wants water, being furnished by the
Occoquan river, are so generally known as
n OF to need particular enumeration suffice
it TO state, that it is situated in healthy and
furnishing little town at the Falls OF the RI
yer, about Is miles south Of Alexandria, on
he great stage road, leading north and south
in the heart of wheat country-and has
navicable water to the mill door, where YES
sells may come Of sufficient burthen to carry
500 barrels Of -four. With this valuable seat
for water works of any description, there
may be had about $50 acres Of we'll timbered
land, " ing on the opposite side of the river.
For this property ose-tenth Of the purchase
money will be required in hand, and the re-
sidue in three equal annual payments, with
interest from the day of sale.
Richard M. Scott,
Trustee for Creditors Of E. 5anney
April IS. 2aw ds.l
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LAW BOOKS.

7ust Received fer Sale By JAMES KrG
NED1, Sen. Bookseller, King street,
fuckers blackstone, s vols.
Burrows Reports, S vols.
IIening and MumIord's do, vols.
Binncy's DO. -.
Douglass DO. 2 vols.
scLoa!c and Leroy S do.
Selwin's Nisiprius, vols.
Buffers do.
Espinass's do: vols.
Tidd's Practice IN Chancery:7 voia.
Harrison's do. vols
Peters Admiralty Decisions
Sueden's Law Of Vendors
Kidd on Awards
Park on assurances
Watson on Partnerships
Gritty on Bills
Maxwell on do.
Newland on Contracts
Roberts on Fraudulent Conveyanees
Ditto on Frauds
Gritty on Pleading, 2 vols:
Powell on Dcvises
Coleman and Gains Cases
Peakc's Evidence
East's Crown Law, 2 vols.
An,hon's abridgement Of Blackstone
fut'er's llora Juridite
Hening's Virginia Justice ...
Revised Cote Of the Laws Of Virginia
Moniciiore's ON me- rLial Precedents
Bcccaiia Oh Crimes or d FuIishn.cnts
also, ...a.-..-. .
Miners Church History, 2 vols.
Sequel to the An,ido,e TO Misetics Of lIu.
man Lille, containing Q further account Of the
Widow Placid and her daughter Rachel, BY
he same author.
w Orders for Law, Medical, Theological
or Classical Books received as above and ex,
seutcd with all convenient dispatch.
April - 60
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TO RENT,
.And immediate Possession CIV

And Immediate fossession gwen, i.
-. A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, stu
ated on King street, in the neighborhood Of
good water, and an excellen, stand for bust
ness. disc, three other brick dwellings On
the, same street, one OF which has a good
warehouse for grocery store and the situa-
ton equally good for business-the rents Of
all the above property will be made rsasona-
~. 49, Andrew Schol6eld, ..
Wzs hGs j3sf received and nae for sole,
A quantity ef STONE LIME ofan excel
lent quality: 49, -
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-16
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