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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-27

s sgse i nee csss sgainss 4,
! Efnous, IN cons qutnee of the yani,ula,;ns
and riantnsdiatr'y repaired s,o one Of ~.
forts, which ihty galiantly def. nded .nS
kept posstssit,n Of until the 18th Of; FL
whenit wa. giyen up, after much LloeJ
shed. The British, previous to GOING >,
gajpst Guadabopt, bad reinforced ,br;.
ssrss. tpdia resibFn,s By number Of Re-.
cruits, taken from the plantations Of n.
inhabitants of the British Islands, arr Ess
given bonds for The value tf them, All of
whom had been cut 10. pieces before me
fort which s.hs inhabitants had taken Doc.
session Of, after gen. Ernouf's capitalization.
Gen. Erneaf was saideto have been SO much
ashamed OF his cnnduct, IS oPass ,hJouch
the Town to the. British vesssl In which h.
was 10 embark, with the u,mos, secrecy.
The British was observed iron, the height,
of,S,. bartholomew, 70. take possession Of
St. Martins, on the 18Th Feb. without TIA
least opposition :.
.phs prevailing opinioni the w. Ind;ess
was, that Ernsuf capitulated under reel ,aia
pleasing expectations, which, have not beeh
TeaNStC--VnS Oh NttlC1l WdSs Nhdt Ee WQuA
hays been allowed TO come 70 the u. States,
Hhese it is said he has the principal .par.of
an immense property, accumulated since
his government in the West Indies. lie is
now an old man, and probably retirefa.rs
10 the United States would be desirable 10
him. 1t is pretty certain he viii not!swist,,
70 20 10 France again. %Y.. :. ~ g
s1he captain and purser Of the French
privateer Superior had been on shore a. Sas
Bartholonaews, where il was currently re-
ported rs information coming from them
selves, tba, :hev had captured, burnt and
sunk, SO British vessels but they treated
American vessels with the utmost respect.
The brig Eliza, Taylor, of this port, Was
boarded by them on the s4ah'ult. and treat
ed politely, The captain of the .priyasees /,
informed captain Taylor that heehad cash ;
enough on bosrdths Superior 10 DALLAS. her,
thaehe de6ed all the cruisers on tie West.
India station, and thar it was his in,sntica {.
20 come shortly to Charleston. 80 - :
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PUBLIC SALE.

In. compliance with deed OF trust to the
i subscriber, to secure the paymert pf-a
sum Of money, will be exposed TO. sale OH
their respective premises, for ready money,
on Tuesday the 18th day Of April next, q
piece Of GROUND lying On Tie east sida
of Washington street and 10 the hoghware
of Cameron street. extending on Washing
ton street 20 feet and summing back 81 ttet.
Also, one othsr piece Of GROUND adjoin-
ing thereto, extending on Washington street
IS ieet to . ten foot alley, snd running back
also 81 feet. On these pieces CT ground
il erected small f.: me dwelling hO,ne.
So James Keith.
March u. ~ Paw ~
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CHARLESTON, March 1e.

A gentleman arrived at St. Bartholo-
news, from Antigua, just before the sail
ing Of the Nancy, informed captain Colfax,
tina, the British had entire possession of all
the French West India islsnds. After the
capitulation Of Guadalupe. gen. Ernouf
had requ .sted permission to come to the
United States, but was peremp.orily refus-
cd both by admiral Cochrane and general
Beckworih, who determined he should be
sent to England, together with all the
French forces at Guadaleup-, consisting Of
about $1,000 men. Captain Colfax wa.
further informed, that The French intabit.
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Publ 6 Sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of a dsedexccu.Id to
the subscribers on the eleventh day Of Japua..
ry, 1908, by the late Charles ,Wadswor,h, in
trust for certain purposes thereby expressed,
they will proceed TO sell, a. public sale; at
Rhodes's tavern, In Washington, on Non
day, the second ofApril next. at the hour Of
twelve O'Clock Of that day, If fair if not, on
the next fair day, at the same hour--cerl
an Lots in.the city of Washington ssd dis 9
trict Of Columbia known and distinguished
by numbers and S, in square numbered
~, together with aii the buildings and irs--
provements thereon. :.
Cuthbert Powell. lU,,,t,>..
George Taylor. 4'"''ee'.
March 8. INK Go.
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full force Of these ilapssssious that as has
iandeyiatingly followed the footsteps OF his
predecessor S and proved himself the faith.
ful and jealous chief OF an unpsjnciplsdl
faction. 49, 60, ~ 3
rous 10 sc, rid Of the responsibility 81 tsis
mission, and shift i.upon the .shoniders Of
ano,heni We answer abe great unfore.
seen, and unexpected change in aht affairs
Of tine Old continent, since the projection
and adoption Of a dams's embassy; >
The wings of the Imperial Eagle, under
which Americans were invited TO :. cow,
e." had been clipped. Austria had pluck
ed,she .souses, qpilis fion,his Pinions, and
by the battles of Essling and Wagram gave
.anew turn 70 public opinion. After thsse
..swo ;asmendous conflicts, the arch duke
Charles preserved the port ota conqueror.
The power Of Bonaparte was shaken to it's
centre. He cowsrsd, ~ hle the Eagle of
the Nor,hs elapped i,ss'wings IN triumph.
All Austria saw and hal! ID the proud O.
;;meu; while Abe discon,inuanees OF the con.
test waSlamented bv the nation. The idea
ofthe .yranes invincibiluy ,wss laughed to
scorn, and the Austrian sotliery gave an
impressive yexampterot what might be at
ehieved by vator and perseverance,. They
preserved 'their monarchy, while their mi,
iitaryrharacter was exalted and the power
Of their enemy abridged. 1t was soon,
however, perceived to be period at which
to recover breath, NOT PEACE, and 1t
was recognised with, pleasure, that Alex
ander, in ordering his forces not to move
beyond the confines Of Gal!icciia, had become
sensible, ,hat,te aid ii. augms nting the.pow-
CIR Of Bpnaparte, was to ASSIST IN lessenlns
has own, and opening route to the suhJa-
CATION Of Russia. -. - .-'-~.
We will suggest another.cause for the
circulated whisper as to the origin OF the
Russian embassy. Mr.. Madison and the
democracy are becoming sensible that an
important portion. of the Union, constitut.
ing our chief strength and sbalwark of de-
fence, is decidedly against the object of the
mission that rather than form an alliance
direct or indirect with France, spirit of
resistance would be displayed BY power
full body Of the people,, not very agreeable
to Mr.. Madison's delicate nerves, and ma
terialIy interfering with his plans for future
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Y..s... ~. ..a
We cannot but remark with pain and re.
greet, Of Il man, whose early life promised
better things, that. every step of Mr.. Ma.
Olson respecting our foreign relations, bears
we'll dsEnsd marks of machiaveliian policy
be,rays rooted and inveteratr hatred OF
England, an ex,rayagaus prsPossession for
France, and devotion, = not 10 be shaken
to those balcful philosophical principles,
which rendered his predecessor SO conspi.
cuous for hyprocricy, practical folly, and
experimental ignorance. II, fortunately
tor mankind, Alexander shalt have veered
about, let us hope that Mr.. Adams is pro.
yid.d with instructions, which will enable
him 10 seer also, and save his country from
being plunged into ruinsus and fearful
vortex. ..
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KALUABLE PROPERTY i
+ OfS AL u. ,4rr.a * =

.Athree. story BRICK, WARE
HOUSE,at.thc corner. pf Uni0nsand Prince :,
streets "a fee. front upon hincc, ind 4< !.
feet inches frost upon fUsian-strsrt. ACC.
eupied by Jonathanand David Ross. - es,Ss 81
. A HOUSE and LOT occupy, I
ed by Jacots1.c MI Lot irot's IS fsetx.
,iuehcs on Union.strcct, and " feel sincseS
on 20 feet plicy II illbe sold pitogfef~
erdividetas my best soft purchasers. x
- a, vacant LOT binding on
Duke Patrick. and Woll',Irse's, Being one.
fourth OF a square. ~, * =.
r, Tor terms 'pp'y to ,oh,r 1,n,,.,;:
mo. 10. '4%i'.t. s,siI q ..@,;iswtf /.
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NO r &c E. .

THE subscribers, intending IA a shorE
time to close their business In Aiexsndti,
offer the remainder Of their. Stock consis,inr
Of ladies'. gentlemens and childrenxsHOES,
at reduced prices. Any person wishing %
purchase quantity can be ,sppplied,at cost.
= Hawkins &Alden.. II
! March 2. - stawsvy:s
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IMPORTATION.

6 Russia tallow, wax, mats, sail cloth,
deals for various. purposes. sulphur in oaur.
pot ash, slaves, row Tor fishing, Spanish
dollars, black lead, pewter. Qithargs) log
wood, pitch and ,sar, barriIla; sumack, ar.
senie, fsh, oil, hides, and iignumviss.."
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FOREIGN,NEW
VIA AMELIA ISLAND.

LONDON, 1an. IS.
The intelligence OF the relaxation of 80.
naparte's commercial DEGREES, is, we I'm
derstand, ,epn6rmed by the Paris papers Of
the Sd, which arrived in town and which
contain the following decree -
DECREE.
"T'he ports of France, and all those I'M
der her control, are open for all vessels fur
nished with proper licences that is to say,
they must be new ones, Of date Postsrier
to this decree:
. ARTICLES OF EXPLOITATION.
Vinegar, paper, pas,eboard, silks, EN-.
broidered s.uAs, yerdigrease, oils of all
sorts, honey, perfamery, corks cut and in
piece, Spanish liquorice, dry PITCH rosin,
juniper berry, raw worsted, lamb and kid
skins tanned and raw, linen Of Brittany,
cloths and wosllen stuffs of all kinds, vel
vets and eottons, silk, worsted, and cotton
hosiery, cutlery, trimming, china, work
OF leather and skins. -.... :
&" Those articles cannot be entered in any
greater quantity than one fourth part of the
cargo. Theother three parts Of The cargo
are 20 be composed Of primitive articles /:
those are corn. wine, brandy and fruit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
Leatler--whoiesass s. Rsfaia.
b YTE.
TannHrA Currier,

INFORMS the public in general md his
friends and customers in par,icular, that
he has lately received from Phiiadeiphi.l
and Lancaster, q large quantity OF Soal.
Skirting and Upper Leather, Calf Skins
and Calf Skin Boot Legs, of excellent quail
,ty (purchssed by himself,) which in adj.
'dition to the large stock in his lanyard,
makes very extenaive and compleat AZ.
sortment of Leather of the best quality,
viz: sylsr
Slaughter and Spanish Hide SoaI.
Skirting, Harness, Black & Pair Bril-
die, Wax'd and Russetfe, Upper and
Kips, Coach Lining. Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, and
Bellows Hides, Wax'd Black GRAND
and Fair Calf Skins, Sheep aud Lamb
Skins Tan'd and 1'aw'd, Wax'd Calf
and Cordovan Boot Legs and Cordo-
van Roundings. -e
Also few Hundred Spanish Dry'd
Hides, -For sale at reasonable prices for
Ready Money, at his Curryiag Shop and
Leather Store, second door below the dell
Tavern.
READY MONEY given for good RAW
HIDES and BARK.
Richmond, Oct. I'D. 1910. f IS d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence,
10 capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment of
G O @ d S,
contained in 3i3 packages, and will be
SOLD by the piece or package-viz=
Superfine Cloths. single and Dble. Milled
ICassimeres, Swansdowns, Dbie. Milled
Drabs, Coatinss, Dufhls, Plains. Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Duffil Blankets,
Pellicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Flan-
neIs. Imperial aud Fancy Cords, yelyets,
H ss,es TaosS yslvs.s,
and Cotton H6fery Negroes 90. Irish
Linnens, Brow H.aiapds, Shifting Cot
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, Callicoes, Diuities, Jeans, q great
variety of MusIins, So Seeded Null Robes,
Jubilee Corded GAUGE, Cut and Diagonal
Birdseye, and c Diapers, Toweiiipgs, and
Table Damssk, Cotton aud Thread Edg.
Iings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus.
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bof6efed and PrIn.
ted Pocket HsHdks. Fancy RonaIls, Mad.
ffass and Pullicat, 60. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats. Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servants Glazed do.
Snspenders, Sewing Cotton aud Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Gsltocns, BIC. SIC.
Together with great variety of HARD.
WARE AND CUTLERY, and a few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Mes.'s Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black.
smth's Tools, States.
ALSO-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, we'll assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance Of the Fall supply is cxpec.
ted By the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Gotten and
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun-
try Iron, jamaica and Antigua Rum, i'm
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskeys Green Coffee. Salt, Rice, Cot
ton, Flax, Indigo. CopPeras, Salt Petre,
Cue and Wrought NarIs assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Hcrfines, Tar. Lumber,
Sc. sc.
Would, also sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur.
pentine and Resin. l50. 900 White and r ID
Oak hogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor.
folk, or at CITY Poiit. u Cash gwen for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. IL, 1910. Eeptf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
Ti-aer of Land,

Lying in the county Of Prince Edward. on
the waters Of Spring Greek, containing
4, $40 acres by an old survey. This land
win be divided in any way to suit purcha.
sers. A small part Of the purchase money
WILDE required in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual pay mems; bonds with
approved security aud deed Of trust ep-
on the land to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required. Will be sold, at
public auction, on the tenth day Of Decem.
at the aSoS2fntSs3a place, s. as likely;
NEGROES " any Virginia, consisting
Of males and femal of all ages and des-
criptions. Among hem blacksmith, who
is young and heaithy-a whselwright=a
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the BAL.
ance tobe paid in twelve months. Bonds
with snexceptionsble security to bear into.
rest from the date, if not pInctually paid,
will be required, and eight per cent per
annum will be deducted for cash. All per.
sons to whom the Subscriber is Indebted
may expect paynent as soon after the sale
Of The above property IS effected as may
be convenient tor them TO apply.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 21st, 1910. EDS
p S The above mentioned Negroes viii be
sold at the time stated, but for Cash only.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
I DISSOLUTION Of tke cc,pat,her.

A DISSOLUTION OF the cespateher.
"A ship under the firm OF Prosser ARD
Moncure, having taken place in corse.
queries of the Death az Mr.. John Presses,
the business transacted under the said firm
must of necessity be immediately brought
to close. All persons indebted to the
aforesaid firm are therefore requested 60
make immediate pay ment to ne, and hose
who have or MAY have claims against the
said firm, are most earnestly invited 10
apply without delay, & receive payment OF
William Moncure,
Surviving partner Of the
late firm Of PRossER & MoNcURt
Kirhmond, Oct. 30th, 1910. -,
My Office, after the fst Now eusuing.
will be kept during this Winter at my
dwelling House on Shockoe Hill near the
Capitol Square. M.M.
The Subscribers, under the firm of
MONCURB, ROBINSON, & F. PLEA.
SANE will carry on from the LIST Nov.
ensuing, the
Auction & Commission Business.
in the Buildings lately occupied by Pros.
ser & Moncure, to which business their
attention will be exclusively devoted.-they
tecder their services to their friends & most
particularly to the customers Of the late
concern of Pr2Sser & a4opcure, and hereby
assure all weo pax, faSer them with their
confidence fthje eir MOST unbounded
exertions Jill be u I'd toAgiye general s..
tisfaction.} Their ore rSom on the main
street wil1be rese led exclusively Tor the
reception Dry &oods- Their days Of
Public SAN viii be MoSday and Thurs
day in eacE week. srReY Grocery Sales
will be held ae<beir Lqlhberhouse ~, the
cross Street leading 10 the Governors.
and taeir dry Good Sales,at their Auction
Store 90 the main street, nearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand for PR1yArE sAfp
30 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part Of
which, 10 old.
so Hhds. and Brown SUGAR part NJ
SO Barrels S which is first quality.
10 Hhds Moiasses
so Barrels Loaf Sugar
10 900 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Tyson and souc6ons Teas
90 Tierces Rice ~
8 Cases Glass Tumblers 10
a few bales of Blankets
A few cases Elegant Prints
A few bales India Cottons
kerseys, Blue and White Plains
German Ticklenburgs, Rolls, Hessi.
neutrality-suspicious., &c, &c.
All of which will be sold low fer cash.
or approved paper in town.
William Moncure,
John Robinson,
Fred. Peasants.
They are In hourly expectation of re.
ceiving
Is Hhds. and J
80 Barrels ! PRIME SUGAR.
M. r. & p.
Richmond, Oct. Soth, 1910. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23

One Half Of a Tract Of Land,
belonging to the Estate of John Barnes
decd. lying in PowhafAp county, containing
tour hundred and seventy four acres, ali
IN n. sstire wood, ION Acy&it of II months.
BOND with security fVm ss required of the
purchase money; Also Twill be offered
Tor sale, on tho ss"N dag if fair. If not.
the next fair Ay. on ke premises, the
ioilowing personal .grsPeriy belonging to
said Estate, to wit, several Horses, work
Steers, Pork, Corn, Fodder, Household s
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation utensils, and
variety OF excellent Books. on credi,
OF twelve months for ali sums of ten Dol.
lars and upwards, for all purchases un.
der ten Dollars, cash will be required:
Bonds with approved security to carry in
terest from the date, if not punctusliy paid,
will be demanded by
The Executors
oet Sza' 1910. (wsD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23

1fiE subscriber hereby gives notice, that
he intends 70 pe1ffcs lte next GeDer-
al Assembly Of Virginia. n relief against
an ordinance Of tfe C2mmH Hall of the
c'y Of Richmond, hRss4d on Hhe 18th June
last. whereby, andYf geneyal regulation
concerning tae iicehskg 1pf Carriages, he
and his family gre prevent from using a
hi,.d Carrisgep f any description, for the
conveyance ei pcASons.
Christopher Mcpherson.
Richnond, 10 Oct. 1910. fwtf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
Motice.

A Petition will bePseeented to the mex,
~ General AssfYhY Virginia, BY the
Grou;'a KING cnJthe freq leading to rhi
Governors ID CAV civ Of Richmond. which
their father John VaileNfhad in possess OF
At the time of his Nea<h, may be legally
vested N item.
ELIZABETH Trimmings.
SARAH KAILEY.
Oct 10, 1910. Iw2m1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
WILLIAM COWAN,
WATCH MAKER.

HAS last received an assoftmsn, Of ar /.
tisles ia his line, which. with his tor
ger stock, consisty M Warranted1 Gold
ard Silver WATCHES, tlocks. and .FIme
Pieces, a gsnefaI asscNment of Silver
Ware, pearl SIX and fNA ieweiry, plated
Casters Wine 6traifers3 Chamber, Brsck-
ct, -pltten,, snS largA GSntesicks, (Dew-
es, parternsl Spuffers, ad Snuffer Trays,
sa!,s &s; psdkss B9o4s. Uses, Thread
eli Gases, Scissks and Czsfs, Fruit and
Per Ru,vrs, SegM AMI Snuff Boxes, Thin,
bies. Lsdy's and Geotiemen's Steel, Glib
and SIX Chains, Keys, Seals, and a varie.
ty Of other articles. All of which he offcrs
at the must reasonable prices.
~ N. B. Watches and Clocks Of eyerv
description carefully repaired. Orders In
zhe above line will be strictly attended to,
Richmond, Oct. 90, 1870. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
[e p s dl

BY viftue of deed of trust, from Andrew Lew.
rs, ofthe county OF Montgomery, win be SoLn
By The subscriber, 10 the highest bidder foss
ready money, N the Bsge 'Taver, in the citv
OF Richmond. upon the 18th dsy Of Decenbes
next, the following TRACTS Of LAND.
with their appurtenanees, OF so much thereof
as my be recesssryto pay cerein debss in the
said deed of Trust mentioned, that Is TO say:
-HNE trsd situate IN the county of Montx
~ goneyy, Containing 800 acres. being thss
TRACT on which the said Andrew Lewis now
lives one other,yaa adjoining the lar mention
ed on tina ncr,h, co9Sining ten thou,snd acres !,
one her trsa sdj3fhing the f;rst mentioned, be.
ing an inclusive sTvey containing seven thous.
irg the last me ian4Ht the westeni contain.
ing four hundred and fourteen acres; one o,he,
uatt Gated the CHS ;UT NECK, eontsing thee
hundred and sixty s;sacrex one otf.r tyaA cali
ed SEYEyAs tsd on Bottom Greek adio;ni,s-
the iifst mentioned rs6t of eight hundred acre.
and containing one hundred and fifty acres enc
ether ,,aa also adjoining the FIRST mentioned tfaa
ca"ed frothpous GsrdenJ containing one hundred
sno twenty eIgb' acres, one other ,rsa adjoining
he iast mentioned, containing one hundred and
thirty acres, one other tract adjoining the inclu
s've survey o. seven thousand seven hundred =.
cre' above mentioned, containing eighty acres.
one other ir'a adjoining Cie saue inclusive xur.
vey and Containing one hundred acres--one other
tract lying on bofh sides Of Little River contain.
'og enc hundred and fifty acres, on which 4,
sfsaie HepaueI Porgr---one other tract sc;oin.
'sg thereto, containing one bundred and forty =.
cres--one Other tract adjoining the same caiea
the Saw'rnit tract, containing fosr HUNDRED ana
thirty eight acres--and one other tract sdioiniups
the last mentioned tract, containing ons hundred
acres-whieh said several tracts Of land ara .it.
uste IN the county Of Montgomery.
EDWARD JOHNSToN.
:, Surviving Typsires
~. u. The above mentioned property is ritu.
s r on and about what il generally called tho
BENT MOUNTAIN. ard cons;de,rd = ves~
vs'usble es ate, particularly for grazing. Any
one wishing for more particular info; nation NAV
apply 20 Charles JOHNSON. residing in can,pi,en
county. near LJnchbafg, or TO Robers Pola,d
George Pickett or GsiIego, Richard Z Co. IN
he CRY Of richmond.
November I0ih, 1910. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
Notice
Notice.
7 WISH to dispose of my TRACT or
LAND lying in New Kent county, call
led
WARE CREEK,

snd eontaining about two thousand Acres.
On this plantation are Buildings sufficient
for small family, and Mill ON a never
falling stream Of water, which may be
made EAvigable to York River for Boats
with little eYbenfe. Only about 500 a..
cres Of this L4hdfare cleared, which are
divided into hfe9 shifts, we'll adapted to
the culture bE@o and Wheat, the ball.
apce very level ard well ,imhered. Rx.
pecting those inclined te purchase will firse
view the land forbear to cnumerate all
the advantages. II this Land is not sold
before the 9th of Deceuo5ef hext. il viii
then be set up, On the premises. TO the
highest bidder, on acredit of one and I've
years. Bonds end approved security with
a deed Of trust on the Land, will De re-
CURED to carry interest from the date.
At the same TIME and place will be sold.
all the Corn, Fodder and stock AZ every
kind, on the said plantation. Twelve months
credit will be allowed purchasers, ON their
giving bond and good security TO carry in.
terest from the date If NOT paactuaiiy paid.
4drmistedd Rus5el.
Ee pts d1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-23
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
NOTICE.

THE Owners Of Merchant Mills and, others in
Virginia who srsEns arrears to Mr.. Oliver
Ssc. without lcefs<say now ha>< favourable
opportunity OF forwarding to me FAsjr patent
fees by the members Of the sppro Ching tel;sla-
tune, Z By them ort5eir directionh will send or
rstun licences. Amounts havel been polished
: ecorsius 'othe machines the, fave in use. A
compliance will oblise
Your Obedient servsnt,
JOHN MOODY, Agent Tor
OLIVER EVANS.