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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-26
LAW Books.


fuckers Blackstone, 8 vols.
Burrows Reports, 5 vols.
Hening and Mumford's do. 3 vols.
. Binney's do.
Douglass do. 2 vols.
Schozle and Lsro,'s do.
Selwin's Nisiprius, 3 vols.
Buffers do.
Espinass's do. vols.
Tidd's Practice in Chancery:2 vols.
Harrison's do. 2 yol5.
, Peters Admiralty. Decisions
Sugden's Law Of Vendors
Kidd on Awards
Park on assurances
Watson on Partnerships
Gritty on Bills
Maxwell on do.
Newlapd on Contracts
Roberts on Fraudulent Conveyancss
Ditto on Frauds
Chitty on Pleading, 2 vols:
Powell on Devises
Coleman and Gains Cases
Peake's Evidence
East's Crown Law, 2 vols.
Anthon's abridgement of Blackstone
Buffers Horz Juridice
Hening's Virginia Justice
Revised Code Of the Laws Of Virginia
Montefore's Commercial Frecedents
Beccaria on Crimes and Punishments
also,
Minors Church History, 2 vols.
Sequel to the Antidote to Miseries of HUI
man Life, containing further account of the
Widow Placid and her daughter Rachel, by
the same author.
~ Orders for Law, Medical, Theological
or Classical Books received a. above and ex.
ecutsd with all eonvenisnt dispatch.
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% 7 U I II . N.

THE subscriber continues to teach the
i French Language at his residence cor.
nsr of Prince and Royal streets. Ladies and
gentlemen will be waited on at theirrlace 8
Of abod e at such hours as they may appoint
Terms of tuition may sc known by applying
to him.
John Frignet.
N. B. The French translated into English
the English into French.
april
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lust PUBLISHED,

.4nd for safe BY JAMES KENNEDY, senior,
Bookseller, KnS.sirees:
Reports of Cafes adjudged in
tho District Court Of South Carolina-by tae
hon Judge Bee.
win an APPENDIX, containing
Decisions in the Admiralty
Court of Penhsy lvania-by frase'' Hshk'"-
so., Esquire.
Also,
Memoirs of Frederick and
Margaret Klopstock.-translated from the
German.
April 20. eoa1W
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TO LET,
e. New Hat Mandatory.
WILLIAM H. S. FAW,

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC,
THAT he has established Hat Manu-
factory, in King street, one door from
St. Asaph street, and Opposite the Indian.
Queen tavern; where he manufactures and
intends to keep constantly on hand, se'e-
raj assortment Of HATS Of all descriptions.
He Aasters himself that perfect know
ledge of, aided by the strictest attention 10,
his business, will enable him t. give general
satisfaction.
rA considerable discount to whole
sale purchasers.
May -. eo7tu
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Landsfo Sale.

In pursaance.of . decree ofths worship.
full court Of King George county, We thu
subscribers, commissioners therein named,
will expsse 10 public sale to the highest bid
der onths Premisea for ready cash, on Tues
day the 18th of June next ess sndivided moie-
ty eftAe. TRACT 0ELAhD lying In the
county Of Fairfax, on the waters Of Difficult
Run, about fifteen miles from Alexandria
the Little River Turnpike Road passing thro'
the tract. This land was conveyed by deed
Of gih from John Ashton, sen. to Charles II.
Ashton and Others, and Is sold 10 satisfy q
debt due Austin Smith from said Charles II.
AshteH,
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority Of deed Of trust % IN:
/, subscriber, on 1Monday the ssth day OF
May next, wiltbs offered 1t public sale, on
a credit of so, and 90 days, at the tavern OF
VIM. Padget, on the Western Turnpike
Road, Eve miles from Alexandria,
A71act of Land
~ OBTAINING 80 l-4th acres lying
~ on the ,aid road and op the old turnpike.
For the convenience Of purchasers the whole
tract has been laid Of into lots fronting on
the said roads. A survey Of the land may b
seen on application to the subscriber.
r. l. Taylor.
April %. cots
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SPANISH MERINO SHEEP
FOR SALE:

On TUESDAY the sth day of June next,
will be sold to the highest bidder at Brosm-
lawn, near the town of Alexandria,
Sss full FLOODED S4aniM Merino
Rams,
which have just arrived in the ship Diana
from Spain. These sheep have been select
ed with care, and are believed to be Of the
first class Of Merinos.
The sale will take place At - o'clock, and
. credit Of ninety days viii be given for nstes
negotiable u the Bank Of Alexandra, with
approved indorssrs. "T,'
- .- James H. Hooe.
May: esu.
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TO The PUBLIC.


TIVE subscribsr, after lapse OF time
i necessarily consumed In the preParS-
lion Of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Alexandria, a. we'll q the
community at large, that I've has taken for
term OF years that noted. and eligible estab-
iishment known by the name OF the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr.. Gadsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unremitted exertions IN
affording 10 all those who may confer on him
the favor of their patronage, genteei and CON-
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary 10 indicate the multi
plicity of convenienccs attached to the City
Hotel, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have SO gene
rally attes,ed its numerous advantages.
James Brook. .
February 20 law
Just Pu6kilAed and for Sale
At the Bookstores of Robert Gray, James
Kennedy, sen. and Cotton X Stewart,
and at the Office OF the Alexandria
Daily Gazette,
-(PRIes 1W4Err-HvE c1NTs -
A N
ORAT'I ON
THE BIRTH or FLASHING TON:
DELIVERED BEFORE THE WASHINGTON So
GETTY or ALEXANDRIA,,
BY
ROBERT GOODLOE HARPER, ESP.
ONE OF IT'S MEMBERS,
ON TIE
ED FEBRUARY, 1910,
AND PUBLISHED BY ITS oRpEH.
Public Sale. ="
Under the authority of decree of the United
States Circuit Court Of the District OF
Columbia, held at alexandria, the subscrib
ers will offer at public sale, on the lst day
of June next, at the Coffee House.
Three Sguares~0f ROU p,
near the Spring Garden:
A number Of valuable building Lors,
I on King, Alfred and Patrick streets.
Several well secured GROUND RENTS
One fourth of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and on the balance credit
of &, IL and ls months will Be allowed on ns-
.eotiable notes with approved endoraers. The
title will be made on the payments being CON-
pleted.
James Sanderson.
Robert !. Taylor. : !:
May 80 .
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William Moss,
Joseph Powell,
William Payne,
Richa, d Fitzhugh,
j Richard Radcliffe.
2aWts
e. Notice.

g Notice.
a IL persons having claims agains, the e.
"A tate OF DR.. Henry Rose, late of Fairfax
county, arc requested to present them pro-
psrly authenticated to Robert l. Taylor, at
Alexandria, or to the subscriber at Westmor
land co,nty-and those indebted to the estate
are required to make immediate payment.
TO LET,
The farm lately occupied by DR.. Rose, ap.
phcation to be made to u N. Mass. ..
Alex. +. Rose, Esr. Of Henry Rose
April ~. eoew
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Valuable Property For Sale. ,

VoiAoOAS ~ SASJ - $780, =
IWISH 20 sell my farm on Coan River Ia
Il the county OF Northumberland, state OF
Virginia, containing 700 acres about
400 acres of Shieh are covered with pine and
oak timber Of. the first quality. The arabic
par, of lhis land will, under 4 judicious sys-
tenn Of cultivation, yield fine crops OF Indian
corn, wheat, rye, barley, hemp, fax ard cot
ton, and the various kinds OF artificial grasses;
the pasture yielding wild onion and otter ma
tural heritage affords, with the woodland, fine
range for sheep aud horCed cattle /: This land
iSsituste nearly equi-distant from Alexandria
Baltimore and Norfolk. From the city Of
Washington to the Bay there is not, on either
side OF the Potomac, more valuable tract OF
land ofeQual dimension-the value ofthe tim
Der, the richness Of the soil, the Facility with
Will: h its produce can be conveyed TO three
opulent commercial cities, will amply reward
the exertions OF the experienced and intustrl
ous farmer. 1t mar s'e-al springs OF excel
lentwater and the IL i;oicing creek and river
abound with FISH, wild fowl and oy sters.
The purchaser MAJ be accommodated with
the stock and farming utensils on easy terms
Amonys, :he stock is y snail flock Of about
100 fine wool sheep. \ sample OF their
acece has been sent to Philadelphia, whtie'
from the hncress and sot'ness oil its staple,
j. will b. ing from 70 80 cents per pound
il proper care be taken of The sheep in wiir
ter: Aad by GRO sing this breed with Spa
nish Merino p ans, i, Is III. opinion OF many
rcsuectable farmers, tina: the wool produced
. from the crossed breed will be equally valua
Sle, in every point, to thatof the best Span.
ish sheep. )
Twill also dispose Of a small piece Of lane
about two and half miles from town, be
inr part of trait known by the name o
STUMP HI 1T contains II acres, 9
Of which are cleared and well enclosed' par.
IT tina. which is cleared has produced luxurl
rant cssps of clover for,hree years, success
sively. There are on il small unhmshet
FRAME HOUSE, HUT fit for negroes
some apple and peach trees; and perpetua.
spsing Of geoc water. The situation is high
and healthy. =
Also a handsome convenient
dwelling house now in The occupancy OF Mrs
M'Kenna, with good cellar, kitchen, smoke
house, stable Sc sc 1t is situated IN q
healthy and agreeable part Of ths.fown. The
above described property is perfectly tree
from all ineumbrance, and the title is.unqaes'
tionsble. Cash, or Bank stock OF any otthe
Banks'in the territory of Columbia and Bal
.rimore, viii be expected in part payment
liberal credit will be given for the remainder.
For further particulars apply by letter to the
subscriber at the Bank of Alexandria.
M. Flanncry.
May Is. eos.
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-PubiiceSale.

: HY virtue Of deed Of trust trona MIR. MI
50 Ean, Hodgsoh to the subscriber, to secure
the payment of debt to the Bank OF Alex.
- andria, will Be exposed to Auction. on the
pre- misses on Itedaesday ihe SOFA day ,o'
May, sssuiag, .,,a
One Lot situate on Prince
Estreet,r in the town of alexandria, fronting
~ thereon 50 iect, summing thence wcstwarciy
: shout &C. feet, thence eastwardly - feet,
- thence ssouthwardly - feet thence west.
p warily about Is feet, thence southwardly to
y the Beginning about IS feet. On this lot Is
IN excellent three story brick house with OK.
= tsnsise and eommodious brick back build-
= ings, IN the occupation Of John Hopkins
= esquire. The lower part contains large
store, compiling house and cellars Tina
property is well suited to the accommodation
Of family and the carrying on of an sxteL.-
siye business.
One other Lot adjoining the
above, fronting on Prince street about thirty
.fcar~feet, and extending northwaidly sixty
four feet. On this lot Is an excellent frame
warehouse, with back buildings, and cell
lar under the whole. This property is well
~suited to an extensive wet goods business.
iOne other Lot on Water. street
to the north oe and adjoining ieet alley,
at the end Of Messrs Faxon and Cos store !;
fronting thereon - feet and extending west.
wardly 10 the rear Of the two before mention-
ed lots so feet. On this lot, i'll front, is
shed warehouse 20 by 20, and on the back
stable of about Is by22
: Aseredit of 9, rls and 2z months will be
given fer notes negotiable OF the bank OF
Alexandria with approved endorsers, carry
ing interest from the date. 'A-lien will DC
required on the property 10 secure the pay
ment of the purchase money.
Thomas SWAIN, Trustee.
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'Ef Madden.

rUsr Received, . few hundred pounds Of
,h first quality MADDEa-And for sale
BRYAN HAMPsoNy GO.
Nay 10.
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FOR SALE,

The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner Of
Duke and Royal streets, late the property OF
EEsha Janney. Also, a half acre LOT at the
corner. of Cameron and Henry streets--on
very liberal terms
Richard NJ. Scott, 1ryfte
For creditors of E. 1nney
MsycS Jaw.
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Less than is blanks TO prHe; subject
to DEDUCTION of Is per cent: Prizes pay..
bic 30 days after the conclusion Ct the drsv.
ing.
OF THE ANNEXED pRIzIs.
LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
to8l,ooO.
list do. 18th do: $50 Tickets from
Mol to No. $50, Inclusive.
LIST do. 10th do. ESQ do. from No.
ISL to 500, inclusive
LIST do. 25th DO $50 do. from No.
22,ool to 22,25o, inclusive
lst do aoth do. $50 do. from No.
22,2sl to 22Soo, inclusive,
lst do. 35th DO. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
.lst do. 4Oth do. 1000
Ist do. 18Th do. $4,000
Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to,
Ten Dollar prize each.
" The drawing win commence in the
City of New York on the third Tuesday in
April next. and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day, (excep tho lat day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawnl until
finished.
Tickets for sale by r. GRAY, Book,el-
Ter. King street, Alexandra, whore all tick
cts sold by him may he examined, and infer.
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ing the drawing, free Of cxpsnce. Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and tho difference paid in cash. Cash will
also he advanced for ptizes as soon as drawn,
at a moderate discount.
Present price ofaskets eight dollars.
January /.
Should the first number, on the 18th day
I drawing, be either Of the numbers from
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the mex.
drawn number (pot one of those numbsrsj
shall draw, and be sntitlsd to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to tbem previous te the 18th day of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets for tho
2oth, 2Sth, and 3oth days of drawing; 50
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand TickstA! Question How! "A
swer-Suppose No. HIS, 10 tho property
of n, the first drawn number on the 18th day
of drawing, which vii entitle II to tho num-
bers from to $50; and the first drawn mum
Der on the 10th day Of drawing, NAV be No
us, which will entitle him to the numbers
from ISL to 500. The frat drawn number,
on the 2sth LAY, may be No. SIS, which will
entitle hir to the numbers from 22,c0l 10
22,250, inclusive and the frst drawn num-
Der, on the 3oth day Of drawing, may be one
OF the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
entitle him to the numbers from 22,2se 10
22,5o0-Yes, sir. and the thousand tickets
may draw One HM,dredT thousand DeIlarsl
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GRAND LOTTERY. ).
Three Prizes 81 a5,o oorD oll,. each
STATE or NEW-10kK,
Union College Lottery, MOL.
MAN A C ERS.
Jpia;aas ~: Gilbert. Aoac Denniss.
Bmjomin Dxusiss, y,r AND
George Merchant, S!pehen TAsrn,,
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Less than 2 - blanks to prize subee,
to DEDUCTION of Is per cent. Prizes paya-
bic 30 days after the conclusion CT the draw
ing.
OF THE ANNEXED pRIzIS.
ist drawn No. 10th day of dra wing, entitled
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12
wtrntnta Araus.
RI c H M o n u,
FRIDAY. ocrosxa u. 1910

Brown, the absconding New Orleans
col|nfor, is we understand, now in
wa Pston city.
{ IT f president itappears has arrived
at th9seat Of the general government
in good health. Our. political affairs
win soon begin to assume 4 decisive
course. Meantime produce of a Ger
tain kind looks up; and money. not.
wishstanding the criticalsitua.ion aido-
reign relations, isnos altogether so
scarce an article among our farmers
and planters as on some former occasi-
ons. Federal croakings are no longer
considered as ominpus; and, as the
sold weather sets IN, as Congress gets
in motion, and the Hornet returns from
Europs, It is to be hoped the political
baii-frogs viii be hushed into contemp-
tible silence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
John MAYERS. ESQ. ha

JOHN MAYERS, Esq. having ex.
hibited- TO the Executive Of this
Commonwealth letters patentunder the
h3ud and seal of the President of the
u. States, re- osnisHg him az Vice
Consul of His GwsA sh Majesty ito re-
side a, Norfolk Fearing date I'll 18th
day OF July 1sI | do hereby direct
that the same BE blished for the In
formation OF The civ gems OF this Com
monweala ind of allS Hhcerned. Civ
en- under my hand as Vl6vernor of the
Commonwealth, this 10th, day of Oc-
rober, 1910.
John TYLER.
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fellow.eitizens Of the City of Match.
ez, as testimony of their respect for
him as their Representative in the
Congress ofthe United States. His
Excellency Governor Holmes, and the
Honorable Judge Fits, honored the
company with their presence. After
Partaking Of an elegant dinner, prspar-
ed by Mr.. Roberts Purviance for the
occasion, the following toasts were
drank:
1 The United States---just to all
nations--May they experience justice
v fom all. f
2. The President of the United
| $tates Virtue, and Patriotism the
Polar star to which he guides the Bark
Of STATE.
8. The Eleventh Congress--more
energy and less ioqnacity.
4. Agriculture aud the Mechanical
arts-the pillars of Independence.
< S. Internal resources--may the ee-
Mus and researches of individuals be
duly appreciated. l5sf ~
6. Foreign inauence--nay 1t never
be domesticated.
=. France and Epgland--Ths in-
vaders of neutral rights speedy
reformation to their per6dious coufi.
ellis. ~
8. The provinces of Spanish Ame-
rica--hbersted from the tyranny of a
Step Moiher, NAV the genius of Lii
berty be their guardian
8. The Eastern Srates-a hornets
nest shut up, which when opened by
Congress will overspread the. seas and
sting our cppressors till they learn to
respect our rights.
Az 10. Thomas Jefferson Happiness
1 ettend The virtuous and enlightened pa
Akios In retirement.
! VOLUNTEERS.
By the Hon. Geo. The
city OF Natchez may lis prosperity be
commensurate with the, resources of
our country. 49,
Governor Holmes and Judge Fits
having retired. -
BY Col. Claibnrne--Gov. Holmes
the friend OF the territory and of all
good men.
6y Caps Hammond-The Hon.
Judge Elusive tender him the hand
OF good fellowship and hearty well
come to our territory.
BY capt. yoss-The spirit of '76.-
may itrever be lost to America.
After Mr.. George Soindexter had
Retired.
1 The Hon. George Poindexter, our
torty and faithful Representative in
! Congress.
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Just arrived per the Big Diligence
capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, yerv
general assortment of
G O @ D S.

G O O D S,
contained in 313 packages, and will he
sold by the piece OF paoksge-viz.-
Sup.rfioe Cloths. single aud Dole, Mil,ed
Cassimeres, Swspsdowus, Dbie. Milled
DraRka Rkings, Dafils, Plsins. Kerseys.
Ken pms, Rose and Duff Rlankets'
Pei hs, Pain and Spottsd Elan
nels tal and Fancy Cords, vslyets.
Velveteen. Velverets, and Tabby Velvets'
Ladies' Geotlemen aud Youths Wors,rd
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. IRISH
tons, White and Colcr'd. Cotton Cam
brics, Callicoes, Dfmi,ies, Jeans. a er,ar
variety of MusIins, "a Seeded Null Robes
Jubilee Corded Gauze. CUT and Diapoo.f
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet
Birdseye, and G Diapers, ToweiIines. ard
Table Dsmaak. Cotton and Thread Edo
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mns
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Pr,n-.
ted Pocket Hsndks. Fancy RomAlis. Mad.
rass aud Pullicat do. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats Men.~
aud Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do
Suspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
( assorted Coach Lace, GalIoons s,c- g..
| Together with great variety ofHARn.
WARE AND CUTLERY, ard a few Ca
l ses particularly suitable for Country Sto-es.
| Mems Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Blacks
smiths Tools. States.
| ALSO-ELEGANr TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Castor.
| The balance OF the Fall supply Is expec.
ted by the arst arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder add Shot assorted. Cotton ard
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun-
try Iron, Jamyics and Antigua Rum inn
ported IN 1895, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskey. Green Coffee, Sslt. Rice. Cot
tom Flax, Indigo Coppsras, Salt Pstra-
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted. Bas
Lead, Soap, Cut Herrings, Tar, Lumber.
| sc. &c.
Iwould, also sell, 1900 Bbls. Tar. Tur-
Pentinc and Rosin. l., 900 White and Red
Oak uogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor
toik, or at CITY Point. u Cash gwen ser
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
| Richmond, Oct. II, 1910. reptf1
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Sales as>AuctlSn..
Oct. II, 1910.

A cARD-Fhe sobsctiber resurns his grsie.
Richmond and the pubic in geasra,. fr.ms
whom he has received the most unboundsd en-.
couragement in the line Of his business. and
bsgs leave TO inform them that with view 20.
odase those WHO may have . with o
con- mne ths'r Patronage--he has enlarged his
business ~ taking The Shop lately occupisd by
Aphraim speed, on tSs street between the Co.
vsrnos's houss and the Virginia Inn yh,,e az
azticle, in his line, win be execu.ed vim sdeb.
y, nsatnsss and dispatch.-Hs win kesp CON,
stanrly on hand a.upply Of axes, hoes. plough
shares, hinges gra;es, &a, &c.
Locks and Keys viii be repaired on the abort
est psties, ~ their cbcdient and very humble
servant, sEWALL OSGO0D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12

NOTICE il hereby given That pursuant 10
IN certain ARTICLES of agreemen, sursrsd in, =
between Hen,y Qnariss and Lettuce Lea Ru,na
petition will be presented TO the next Geuersi
Assemb y of virginiS PRAYING thar an sctk nxy.
pass, authorizing the Representatives of ykaia
Qusrles, decd. and Francis Smith. COMM tce
of said Rust, 10 canvey the tides to the Am
therein ntioned, agreeable to said ARTICLES Of
agrssms6<8
oe,obaf IA. 1910. wam
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12
Notice.

A Petition will be presented to/ehe 1e.t
~ General Assembly OF VirsiDfs, ~ tie
subscribers, praying that a cerHin koH of
Ground lying on ,ne street leafingk 10 lhe
Governors IN the city OF Rich ond4 WI oh
their father John Railey had pdsss on
at the tune OF his death, may bc Legally
vested in them.
ELIZABETH Trimmings.
SARAH RAILEY.
a Oct ~, 1910. Nv . nj
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12
! WrHiRD CENSUS.

The 3ellowfns 10 the population Of seve-
raj towns "a different states, Accsydins TO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-12
State IA, NsfDgate, I
istA Jug 1870. !

MARRIED-In Boston, Mr.. JoNA-
THAN WILD. jun. TO Miss HAsRIoT
JOY. A wit in the Salem Graz. re-
marks:
First Ccurtship, WILD with Tor ecs.f etc,
The brighten'd hours Of life besul'd -
Then Marriage snasch'd the JOY, empha-
tic.
And left the parties DousLr wI1D.
LIN Gisburp, in Craven, eng. J
Mr.. T. Banks, to Miss Martha Hague,
both of this parish. The bridegroom
is twin, and his twin brother attend
cd the bride is twin, and her twin
sister attended the clergyman who
oficiated is a twin, aud the parish clerk
4 twin; his twin sister (who lives in
shat Rarish, and who has been married
abo q sNeivs years. has twice had twins
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