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and tAe Same day csntinned her route 'for
.Fraace.
heSt4A, beinS % lat. Sc, n. and long.
~, 10, W. meridian Of Paris, was svestak.
'snpy 8 te4ihle gale Of wisd, whieh Carried
s:sdtps Of her spars, aud the vessel sdainea.
making much water, and being short OF
ptosisions, Wss obliged to put inss the 6sst
: fsetabss port saas aseousd make 20 rspair
and provision. - 90 ~. q. -.
That Of Norfolk being found ,heinsaress
> che arrived in distress the fssh of this
month at ntuidaigks ia.Hampson Roads. -
!l1sx.
: Extract Of kt,s, irons MtDbaa,ypais, aas-
: ed 9sne Is, receiseda s Rsszsz.:
4" Captain Mason, late master Of the brig
>Sampson, Of Ke1nebunk, has arrived ftom
caais, q: passenger with seapta1n Atkins.
His essel was driven On shore'in the tenn.
pest ID The beginning Of Msreh. He af6rms.
th1s he was robbed by the French Of every
tsti1g but the clothes on his back He has
presented for publication his; protest and: "a
journal, composing fourteen pages,Y kept af:
tet his misfortune. Ii gives d very sopious
de.ail of the vilIaiuo1s' Treatment received
by.Ame+ieans from the French soildery,
IND many of the officers"
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Cavalry Orders.

THOSE gentlsrhenwho now beloag % tise
troop Of Cavalry, as well a. those who wisht e
JOIN 1t, are requested 20 attend at Broek,s t..
vsrn, on Thursday evening. che 18th instant,
for the purpose Of ehoosiag two slEcses and
making arrangsmeassfbr seasbrating che; 4th
of July next. k
BY order Of c4e,. Geo. w. iP. tCksss.
Jofephl II. Vaudeville,
II. ~ - r.. .EfrH LeasenaAs. ;
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asrsHrsta palIp eastte.
rHURsD6E, June %.

Arrived It George Town, On Saturday last,
the Russian Ambassador, couur PAHEsN'
with has Secretaries and suite. He has taken
lodging At the Union TaVsn.-dud. Ansr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06
JOHNSON AND REAT.

JEWELLERS e SfL. SMITHS :.
a L the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle la
I vcrn-Have Just received an addni.N,al su,.
ply of ARTICLES in their line, (Which witt, tl.cr
former stock will render their assortment very
Pearl Earnings, Far. Rings & Drops, Breast.
Pins, Bracelets ard Finger Kings.
Jet Breast Pins. Bracelets. EARRINGS & Neck
'aces, tortoise shell Combs OF the most approved
patterns, gold Watcl,- CHAINS, Seals and KEYS of
the latest patterns, Ear Rings, Finger. Rings.
Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings S''
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes.
Stop Bowls, Cream Pots, Cams and Gobletts.
Table, desert. tea and salt Spoons, soup, todoiy,
cream and mustard Ladies, Salt-Stantls, Thin,-
o,es, Coral & Bells, Tea longs & Pencil Cases,
SILVER mounted Dlrks, Swords and Snuff. axes.
Plated Casters Of various prices, Candlesticks.
Fruit Baskets, Tea-Pots, Sugar. Dishes, Cream.
Pots Salt ands, Table Spoons and Tea-Tongs.
Block tin Tea-Pots and Tea Catas, together
with s'indry other articles too tedious to enume
rate here. all of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attende ed to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold.
becemocr q epu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

The repeated injuries received fr., abroad
the violation Of = settlement officially made by q
res,lariy appointed ard accredited public minis
ter, and the Importance Of the Crisis en.xnxting
from such an event, produced accessory occa.
sion of expressing TO the government our ap.
probation Of its measures, aud our determine.
ticn to support il in every extremity. A general
meeting OF onr republican fellow CT, liens, unari
mously passed their resolutions to tia, effect, and
directed US to communicate their sentiments.
We are always anxious, fellow citizens. to be
Informed of your wishes and sentiments, tn ad
visc with you concerning every topic relating to
the general happiness, and cordially to- unite in
fvery measure which can promote the great inte-
rests'of rypLIcASIsM in this state. .t
s By THE GENERAL CsMnIrrEe,
ABRAHAM BLOODGOOD. Chairman
JUDAH HAMMOND. Secretary.
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December 80. q
WIN. BYRD.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court Of the United States, in the Virginia Dis
trict prsnonced at the last session Of that court
in the suits there depending between VIM. Kunkali
&c. plaintiffs, against Thomas NJ. Deane ans:
others, defendants, and between Serbia Scropbal
and Starman, plaintiffs, and the same defend ants
VIII be exposed to sale, at auction, at Caira. in
the county of Cumberland, on Thursday the 18th
OF February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually called the Cara 1ziHs-Tobacco
Warehouse, Tayern, and other Lots of Ground
st that placc-Also, all the Lands at or near Ca
ira, Consisting of 1000 acres and upwards1
which belonged to James Deanc, rhoms. M.
Deane 8. Francis d. Deane or to either of them.
on the Goth day of March, ISoI-Terms OF
rs : Ten per cent OH the amount of the pur-i
chases TO be paid in casl, credit of one, two
and three years for the residue of the purcnas.
money, to bear interest from the day of sale.
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with
security, to lie approved by the undersigned com.
missioners, or the one that may act, and also, ex
ecutng deed Of trust upon the property SO
purchased, for securing the payment thereof sr
the periods aforesaid.
Pr. 'ious TO the day of, sale the Land viii, be
divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers
c. COPLAND, } COMMUNIST.
W. C. WILLIAMS, : oners
December 80 eptds
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RY reques. OF Mr.. ~c.~rt Turner. vr ~,
~ sch At public auction GA the 8ta 9anuas,, GU
suing, at O'clock A.. on tbs peen,ses sor 80
benefit Of the conecraed Thai rsai,y bcausi!ai
and truly desirable situation, MANSFlhLD D.
situated about one mite from the Cap ,oi and ad-
joining the farm OF Edmund Randolph, ESQ
There are about six acres of Land, a comforts
BILE DWELLING House, with ala other out houses,
for the complete Accommodation Of = gen,eei "a
mily. TIC sigt,, airy, and commanding; prospect
of this Farm renders it eqnai, ii not grea ,iy su-
perior to any in the vicinity Ut the City Of Nich-
nohd, and it is now in q verr higa stat: OF Ina
prorement and productive &c much profit IN the
proprietor. Also, At ,i., same time, shst iars.
| an' valuable MEADOW Immediately bsiow lee
said Mansfield Farm, ntainng About Is acres,
very well set with grass, and Yields abundant
croos; there WIS., cut from il the last season fully
5000 W.T.. of fine hay. Terms OF sale VIII De
made kno wn on the day of sale
PROSSER G AfOECURE, Aue'rs.
Mansfield Farm, as Well as Inc Meadow, are
very handsomely and substantially enclosed.
Pa M.
December so. ids
also wish to sell privately my interest in the
Eagle Tavern.
~ RO: TURNER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

u DUCATION The subscriber offers LIS
~ services to the public for the ensniog year
TO instruct boys and young len in the fdl wing
branches Of I.iteratare, wa. Reading, W r'ting.
and Spelling the English LANGUAGE with prcI,re-
,y-the Latin and Greek Language, History,
Geography with the use OF the Clascs, the Eie-
ments of NAturol Philosophy, the Elements Of
Geometry with practical surveying. Ari,Nrne.
TIC, Vulgar and Decimal with Algcbrs.--
The price of board, tuition, wishing, bedding,
paid quarterly is advance, to commence On the
fifteenth Of Janu:ry and expire OIL the tenth of
December next, with the usual vacation. lie
hopes from his success, experience and Diligence
in his profession, to obtain that share Of the pub
lie patronage which he merits.
fe ~ TK2S. NELSON.
Humanity Hall, forks of Han-}
over, Dec Id. 1899 [ "f"N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

MILL BE SOLD to the highes. bidder. in
~ tae town of rappah annoek E,sex county,
Oh the 18th of January 1910, if fair IL not. the
next fair day, twelve or fifteen SLAVES, beio.g.
ing to the estate OF M ,jor Thomas Wp,,,, jan.
dec'd-Among those slaves are several valu,l,le
house carpenters. As many win he sold for ca IN
as viii raise the sum of seven hundred pounds !;
tor the residue twelve months will b. allowed lie
purchaser, on giving bond with approved seel,i
W. N,.s3I ft -. ~ =
The Carpenters Tools will be sold at the same
tins aad place. @
~ ass THOMAS DIX,
Zrusfee a.! Administrator Of
a THOS. WOOD, decd
January 2aw2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

ME Subscribers having connected them
i selves in the AUCTION BUSINESS
Offer their services to the Public, at their Aucti
Oh Room, opposite the Bell-Tavcrn, to carry on
A RETAIL NIGHT AUCTION;
Also to sell in the day all kinds of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise, Lands, Houses and
Lots, Horses, Negroes, sc. or any other kind
OF Property which may be intrusted with them
They will always consider it their duly at all
times, faithfully to observe the interest of those
who may honor them with their confidence.
STILL & BROOKE
December 23d I,u6,y
N. Is. BARTLETT STILL Individually will
transact, business, as a Tobacco Broker and
Commission Merchant, to- buy and sell all kinds
OF Country produce Also Bank Stock, Notes,
&c
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IBY AUTHORITY
LAWS or 2HE UNITED STATES

go.
AN ACT @ raa
10 authorize The TRANSPORTATION Of certain Dozen
fnents free Of postage.
DE IL eaacfed BY the Senate and House of Re-
~ tresentatioes Of the United Stutes of 1,ne-
'iea IN Congress- asscmbied, That the Members
OF Congress. the Secretary oftie Senate aud the
Clerk of the House of Representatives., be and
they are hereby respectively authorised to trans
mt free of postage, the Message of the Pres-
dent of the United States of the twenty ninth of
November, one Thousand eight hundred & nine.
aud the Documents accompanying, the same prn-
tel by order of the Senate, and by order. of the
House OF Representatives, any post office with
in the United States, and territories thereof to
which they may direct any law to the contrary
notwitEst anding.
] b. vARNUM
Speaker Of the Rouse Of Representatives:
ANDREW GREGG,
President Of t.ie Senate pro rernbore.
ArPRovED, Dec. 9, 1909 f.'-a
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT e<.
Extending the time for issairg and locating mill
{. farp land warrants.
Z At enacted by the Senate and House OF Re.
~ presentdtives Of the Uaitea Sta,es of lime ca
IN Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War
be authorised to issue military land warrants to
such persons as have, or shall, before the first
day OF March, one thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, produce to him satisfactory evidence of
the validity of their claims which warrants,
with those heretofore issued and not yet .atisfcd
shall and may be located in the names of the hol-
ders or propretors thereof prior TO the first day
OF October, one thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, on any INDICATED parts of the fifty quar-
ter townships and the fractional quarter to wn.
ships. reserved by law for original holders ofmi-
litary land warrants. ~ .4,,,s-,l- -
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW GREGG,
President Of the Senate, pro senlpore. -
December 10. 1909.
APPRovRp;
JAMES MADISON
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EDUCATION.
October OF.

HE subscriber intends to continue his school
IL the Forks Of Hanover, the ensuing year
where he offers to teach spelling, reading, wri-
ting, arithmetic, English grammar, geography,
the use OF the globes, rhetoric. natural pbIoso
ply, geometry, AID the French language. The
price for Sosrt, tuition and washing, will be Z, rs
payable half yearly. The term will commence
the tenth Of January, and END the tenth Of Dec
Vacation one month. beginning the teali OF Iuue
This school will lie critically examined IN iune
and December.
JAMES BTARS,jr.
november Oh NSt
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xsrIsxn.
Wili not ths other true republ -,
~ snis STATE, attscaed Co the 20, editors
sne Oai,ed States, unite witch usn ens OF
.Isn!hS inc circular of the Genera epoo
ses together 9Th the preface. W'nit
FROM tie General Rehu5l;ean Cor
~ fAe city and county Of Mes, ;,
>'ne'r Hefadhean jettosv citizens, INK :,
0A' rae sfate. in Uindieaaon efmeC
sHres Of the General Goyernu.n 7
." me neeessi'y Of suhhoriing mem
Sa'nsf Foreign Influence and aomesf;, g
: tioa., @ -
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TEN DOLLARS REwARn-for aDnre

NkN DOLLARS REWARD-For appre.
hcneng aud securing in any Jail within
tois State, SO that get him again, negro man
named David who eioped from me, on the 1871,
instant ON my way to Matches, near the forks of
Roanosk-he is about thirty five years of age, Of
middle statue, dark complexion, much pitted
with smallpox and remarkably sensible, with a
very f''rbddinp CONFERENCE.-The apparel is not
Tecoi'ected-it is probable he will attempt to get
back to Richmond again, or else pass for free
man The above reward an6 al, legal expences
will be paid on application to Mr.. William Mum
iord or Mr.. Davidson Bradfute, living in the city
IL Richmond.
WIN. BYRD.
December 20 a. =.
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FIFTY DoLLHRS REJYaRD

N Of Richmond, on the 2oth Of OcfoJer LAST, n
Negro Man named BILLr;; saSposed 10 be a6out
fvefeet nine or ten inches high; soRt well ,nade,
a ihfie 6owicged, has a fuH faoe /; about tgeenty
yea,S3 age; 7uas purchased of Cyrus Gurus Of
Northumberland County; mas raised in Lancaster
County, dnhe Cmyitonaan plantation by Mr. car.
ter he IS called bythe negtoes othat place, zuait
ingnidn Rffl he is well acquainted at Shiriey Of,
James Ripe,, where IL is likely he rs lurking at this
time.
viii givc the d6ove reward u scored in Jail
in the City II Richmond, or sixty dollars If Scea.
redin any Jail is tte state Of Virginia, and iajor-
NATION Siven to .foseph Garter, IF RiciDlOnd, or
John Winn, IF charlottesville.
7HoS FINN, Jr.
October OF. y6,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

a L the request Of Mr.. Robert Turner, we
1 n shall proceed positively 10 sell on the oh of
lanusry next, al IL o'clock A. NJ on the prem SEES
Tor ready money, to raise in the Grst place, about
: l2Uo to discharge deed of trust held by MIR
Daniel Couch on the property, and the rssdua
Tor other purposes all the UOUSES c, LOTS
axe tne property OF Daniel Couch, situated on
the cross street leading from the Bell Tavern I'm
mayo's bridge, now occupied by Andrew He
therton, Samuel Bell and others--The Houses
and Lots WILDE sold separate, that is, tenement
at time.
PRoSSER c, NoNcURE, Ane'ys.
Richmond, Decembor 10. I'd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

HE s,,bscr,b intends TO continue ~ ss,b,o,.
Il at Mr.. William ID, raylor's in the Forl1s ~
narrower, where he will teacn you'll, TO n cad scd
write the English, LATIN and Greet I.ong,,,o,e,
and w'li also 'nstr't ihera in Geography. H's.n,
~ ana Arith'n SIC Mr. Taylor viii furnish
Doard Tor ten pupils az severity dollars each =
,ae 1ecr'; 10 b. P''d q .Fteriy but where tn.
OF hve dollars VIII he made Tie hr4o., Of a.
oh SiCne viii be tw nv dplIars ,,. ;srs, =,
ne p"d quarterly, winch viii c.,, ,er,,,.i.., Oh
"i January next sul esd tic 10 81. II i)c..,,,.r
n.oo.,o, 4a2aHl .,0BtI3 ~.
~4T&vs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

nNE hundred dollar BANK NOTE retaince !
~ from servant; the owner may have it by
proving his right, paying the expence of adver.
Using and appIyingto
SEWALL OSGOOD.
December o. us,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

N ANTED TO HIRE. for the ensuing wear,
Wv Female SERVANT who has been .c
ctstomed to the house, and is good Seamstress
"A recommendation Of character will be re.
Cured Apply at this Office. .,-I
December 26 ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

a HOS ALLEY, at The NEW no R SHOE
n STORE, respectfully informs tie Ladies
OF RICHMOND, that he has just received hand
some assor nent OF Ladies Morocco BOOTES.
CORK SOLES, &c. &c.--Aiso, some tea CO.
lored Morocco SHOES of tho newest fash ion
likewise, GeGtlemen's Fine Shoes and Morocco
PaDibs, and general assortment Of other kinds,
New York Manufacture.
December 30. ov
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

II He Subscriber offers For SALE the PL AN.
4 IAIJON whereon he now resides, near
Nottoway courthouse, containing BOG acres, on
which are good improvements Of almost every
kind in excellent order.
Also, 500 acres, by an cid survey, on the wa
ters OF Little Nottoway river, about OF 10 miles
from the Courthouse, one half of which is un.
cleared and covered with excellent timber Of
almost every description, and the plantatioa in
good order for cropping.
ROBERT FITZGERALD
December Is w6ug
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January 2
EOW.iPD HdLLAM.

EA ~ Is OW-7RD R.7LLHW,
~ AS just received, from New.York, ami for
i 4 sale at tine store h,cly occupied bv d ,niel
Trplett, supply of Fresh G GROCERIES, gig
Gun Powder IN cases of lbs. each
Imperial. Hyson, and Young Hyso,i, IL As.
Green Cofise and fresh Smoked and Picked
Chocolate, ~ 9fe,l Salmon,
Loaf and brown sugars, Hair Powder.
OH Antigu, Rum, Roll and Pot Pomatun
COa,iac and old Peach | Windsor and Bro,yn
Brandy, Soap. g
Holland Ginj superior Liverpool Ware,
quality, Cantor China,
Liquor Colouring, Large aud small sets,
Madeira and Sherry Plain and Cut Glass,
Wines, Best Spanish Segars,
NutIneSS, cloves, mace Shot assorted,
Cinnamon. Alspce, Gun Powder,
Pepper, Race, and Agate Flints.
Ground Ginger, ! Writing Paper, Wafsrs
Best London Mustard, Crehores & Dese,ver,s
Do. white in seed, supcriinc piav;np
Rice, Pearl Barley, Cards,
Fresh Currants & Gran. Cotton & Wool c,-ls
berries, New-England Cheese,
Raisins and Almonds, superior quality.
Anchoyies, Olives, Ca Is dozen Salt. petred
pers and Catsup, Hams,
Flotant Indigo, Sack Salt, Saitpetre.
Fig Blue, Bar.Iron.
Alum and copperas,
.i-T The above articles will be sold low for
Cash or Country Produce.
NoyernScr ). wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

NJ OTICE.-In a former advertisement, l re.
= quested all persons indebted to the estate
OF Mr. Thomas Ncolson, decd. to pay off their
respective debts, and invited all persons who
had debts due to them from that estate, to make
them known TO me and receive pay mept-I in
tend at the expiration ofonc month from tis date
to divide among the residuary legatess OF Mr
Niehoison's last will, all the money in my hands
belonging to that cstate-I therefore earnestly re-
quest, that IT any ore has now claim for debt
against the estate that they will exhibit it to me
forthwith and receive payment, and beg: and
ntreat ot thosCsindebted to the estate to pay Oft
their respective debts without delay. -,
5tt &C COPLAND, Executor.
Richmond, December %, 1900 2lw1y
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! ~ IN E a)Ove articles will be sold low for
Cash or Country Produce.
November 3. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-16
The imported dnI much admire q
HORSE,
hi PAUL,

A Beautiful sorrrel, IS hands inchec
n high, remarkable for his elegance,
beauty, strength and fine b1ne, will stand
the ensuing season at my Stable, in the up.
per end OF Charlotte county, within halt a
mile at the main road leading from Prince
Edward and Charlotte court house to
Campbell court.housc, and the Wsstern
country, II miles above Charlotte court.
house, Is below Campbell Courthouse, Is
north OF Brokers and Coles ferries. and
IS south OF Bent creek, and viii cover
mares at i've pounds the season, payable
the first of OCtoOer next If any gentle
man VIII be responsible for three or more
mares. Is dollars Will be received for the
season of each mare, So dollars to insure
mare TO be in foal, ana 10 dollars the
single leap, TO be paid at the time of SER
vice, with one dollar to the groom In every
instance. 1t rs Thought by good judges
hat Paul would have been amongst the
best horses on the turf in England, from
MS stock, form, activity ana the trials
made with him he was famed in training
at three years old he was Imported oy 4
gentleman IN the state OF Connecticut wher c
mis- colts have had no cnaIce of coming on
the turf, as racing is ealireiy pronioiteaoy
the laws of that st ate, they are large ana
likely both fortn saddle & turf, as anum-
Der of certificates may DC seen TO mat
amount. He was purCn@s.d and brought
to this state by DIR rnos rurpin of Pow
hatan county, and has stood at MIR Tho's.
Harr's's OF the sand County, tor three sea-
sous past. A number OF his colts, may be
seen in the neignbournood OF MIR Harrls's.
CERIlFICA FE.-We do hcreoy GER.
tIfy< tuat we have Dred co.ts>1roaa % hsi-
ported morse Paul; he has TY6ufSyeA SD
sons at Mr. Thomas HarrRJ mN,bwbatbn
county. We believe nun Pbe s/suiE H..
getter, and his coils are iaNNweytqym-
ed and likely, both Tor the saNsaIl- anpE urf.
Given under under our hands tbs 2U.h
December, 1909, Horat.o IurpIn. Wan
James, James haynes, John Townly, l..
Turp.n, Peter ouDlett, William a. fur.
pm, Jordan Harris, Jonn Harris, Jordan
Tourney. lao Gently tnAt William JOCK,
OF Cumberland county, put tea mares 20
Paul III three seasons and got ntne colts,
amongst which are -four ant pair.
THOMAS HARRIS, JR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-16

's-Tp His srs. aud only colt that has sta,,ed
run at New Market last fall, in he years Old
sweePssakes for 200 dolars each, mGe heats
IL Spbsefibsn==And although in bad condition.
came IN second IL both heats
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-16
NOTiCE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
" Their application to all those who are
indebted TO the trustees of the Richmond A
cademy, by sales of lot cry tickets of the
FIRST and second class and voluntary sub.
scriptinns, and all such are hereby reques-
&c - K revment o the subscriber TO
enable the buildiugcommittee 10 pay all ar
rears for work done, and to procure
n.a.s.sis tnis winter in order to proceed
WIZ The work next spring, it being for the
educa'ion ofour rising progeny, 6stic6 Srna-
ments NC attaches them to rePyBlicayprin-
ciples and gives spring TO liberty aid in.
dependence. have undertaken he'collec.
tion by agreement with John Brockenbrough
and William w. Hening, E.sqrs. the ether
members of the coEmittce appointed by
board OF trustees. AS the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, /
hatteT myself there will be but little srou-
bel in ob aiming the money for the purpose
Of carrying into effect so laudabe an insti-
tutor.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9Th. 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-16

Gum Aloes Patent Medicine.
- Ammon Steers Chemical Opo-
Asa Foe.ida deldoc
- Arabic Bateman's Drops
Guaiac British Oil
- Gamboge Essence Peppermint
- Mynh iuringson's Balsam of
Opium Life
- Copa! DR.. Rawsou's Ceebra
She'll Lac ted Itch or Beauty
- Tragacanth ing Ointment
Aqua Forts Do. do. Ge1Aine
Anna,to Anti biliEga9ESto.
Arrow Root noachic h1ter(O
3amphor Do. ~ Worm
cowhage Powders
Red and Pale Bark Whearon's Itch ONT
Cream Tarta ment
chamomile Flowers Doaor Lees Genuine
Magnissia Windham Bilious
Ialap l Pills
lpecac | Anderson's do
ca!omel Hornets do
Tart Rmet Dr. homson's Aroma.
Ssseuce Burgamot tic Tooth Paste
49, Lemon Do. Eye Water
- Spruce Febrifuge Elecuary
Gloves for Agse and Fever.
AstH'cgs HinkleJ's Infallible Re.
Mace medy for the Piles
Eassis, &c. &c. &c. DR. Cooley's Vegeiablc
Elixir or Cough Drops
Genuine Spice Bn,efs.
Also
A general sssortment of PAIN7S & DYING
-0hOGS--ail of which will DC sold as low as at
any other store in this CRY. Medical prsctiion.
srs and gentlemen who are ~ the habit OF selling
medicine in the country, gill dolwell TO call :
VAIL * ROGERS.
kchnond, 9th Aug. 1909. -,