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FRIDAY, February :.

A quorum no, app asiny at II O'Clock,
Mr.. Johnson moved To adjourn, and to
take The ayes and noes ~ ,he QUESTION, -
as to censure, by implication or insinuatisn,
these who wer. abseLt. The question was
taken and there appeared ayes 10, noes 81,
which with the speaker made aanorum.
O. motion of M. Ely the message Of
the President received last evening cover
ng return OF the army !xss ordered to be
pr,ntrG-5O to %.
The fclu.uing is a statement Of Wilkinson's
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Inssalmsas Of state shares 10
sLe Bank. $4,000
Special acts of assembly, ' 49, 500 II
CERTIFICATES discounted, HOO 80
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For, Sale or Hire,
= A NEGRO WOMAN, viii s,cHiLD.-
Apply 10 the Printer. Sold tos 40 fsult;4
January 90 >a's yiS.> ~

Lands near Wilmington fer Sale.
r WILL Sell =, on Ipqdsrass tsrnas, that
i. valuable a,sdlhighiy impresstls TRACT
OF LAND, situate on the eat aide q -
Washington and Alexandria Turnpakas md
bount cd BY Potomac river. This .trscl y
distant absut mile and a.half fPom 30lak.
ingtoa and three and Z hahftom Aisxaadsiss
contains ahont 50 srrss, enc nh wheyeef b
saarsk Of The Era asAa ,, ~ tAkses hsA.
bio, afordins several Inc epFioSs;se Se1ess
cod beautiful situstiSA - Ssl sJAe
lands will b .hssa'saS tsss,s sAAs tkas~a
,npsn applicaiooAo s.f.ai
ot1xlse, A lez..aeE.
s'as
Office. q !.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-03

From clerks OF courts, 2O,2l7 So
Do. inspectors of tobacco, 1880 ~
o. acct. Of the purchase OF IN
appropriated land, 612 rs
Ffona sgudry Persons for the
redemption OF their land re-
turned for the non-paymens
of the taxes, 1,s4s 80
From sundry persons on divers
accounts, =. 1886 As
On account Of militia fines, 3.77s IS
From prntrntiary agents, 6,97S SO
Do. the register Of the Land
O6ce, 2,o7e IS
Bank Of Virginia, 14,4oO
Certificate tax of 1885, ol 81
Making in the whole, with the
said balance remaining Ga the
Aaid 3lss day Of Dec. 1903.
III. sum If S 4e7,css %
The committee find, that the treasurer
iu the period aforesaid has disburs,d and
admitted in discount, according to law, the
following sums, viz
Exprnces of the General As.
sembly, b 5e,7ls o.
Criminal prosecutions and
guards, 24I33 10
Officers Of government, e9'5s9 IL
Do. Of militia, S'Ool "a
Interest ON the public debt, 5,4z9 -
Commissioners OF The revenue, l2,7Os ~
Contingent fund, 5000 Al
Mandatory Of arms, SIS II
Making arms, Including OH.
GERS salaries, 55,s3l AZ
Slaves executed and transport
ed, $500 81
Riehmosd public guard, 6,soi 81
Pensioners. 4,2O3 90
Foundry and boring mill s,6ss u
P.nitsntiary expencss, inciud-
ing oGrsrs' salaries, l6,7S2 81
Disirict court clerks, l,Soi 20
Public warehouses and inspee-
tors salaries, f.. 2,9s7 -
Expense of representation to
eoogress, 4l9 20
Militia Sne fana. rs. 2,72s 81
Opening road in she county 49,.
Of Kenawha, 799
Elessss 81 president and vice.
ur..;den,. e45l
Bouu,y of wolf ssalps, ISL "a
Luaatis Hospital - $500
Circuit court clerks, ANS 81
Warrants no, provided for, 1.os2 50
Surveyor Of ,he falls Of James
Riyss, 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

.r,nary, 1911, at which period the coun /
try shall be eased of that bur4sn, and
the imposts put on the same footing as
for the rest Of the Empire.
8. The budget OF receipts and dis
hursements shall bs<9nbmitted 10 our
appreciation befo the tst of August
CHysone third Of he present amount
OF interest Upon the public debt shall
be carried 10 the account of expendi.
ture for 1910.
The interest of the debt for I 8OS and
1909 not yet paid, shall be reduced to
one third, and charged on the budget of
1870.
9. The Custom-houses ON the from
tier, other than those of France, shall
be organized under the auperinten-
dance of our Director general of the
Cnstom-houses.-Th Dutch Custom
houses shall be incorporated there.
with.
| The line of Custom-houses, now on
the French frontier, shall he kept up
until the LIST of January, 1911, when il
shall be removed, and the communi..
cation Of Holland with tho Empire be-
comics frees
4 10. The colonial produce, actually
in Holland, shall remain in the hands
Of the owners, upon paying duty Of
so per cent ad. valorem. A declara.
ton of the amount shall be made be-
fore the 1st of September at farthest.
9. The said merchandise, upon paw
nent of the duties, mar be imported
into France, and circulated through
the whole extent of the empire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

The queen Of Prussia died at Stree
lisz on the 10Th of July.
On the same day, the king of Prus-
STA issued an edictat Berlin, "to close
! all his ports against American vessels
wholly and without exception" This
~order is intended to maintain the con-
tinental system, in Concurrence with
the French imperial court The whole
proceeding IS occassioned by the pros
titution OF our flag to the purposes
of British smuggling, or by British for.
geries of our. papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
TITLE I.

Art. 1. Holland is united to France.
2. The city OF Amsterdam, shall be
the third city of the empire.
8. Holland shall have six Senators,
six Deputies to the Council OF State,
twenty-five Deputies to the Legislative
Body, and two Judges in the Court of
Cassation.
he officers by sea and land, OF
whaeeer rank, shall be con6rmed in
theiHe3nployments. Commissions shall
be delivered to them signed with our
hand, The Royal guard shall be unit
ed TO our Imperial guard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
NAPOLEON.
COMMUNICATIONS.

MARRlrD,-On Thursday the 9th
OF this inst. by the Rev. Willis Hop.
wood, Mr.. GEORGE FACKLOR,
partner of johnson, Facklor 8, Hinton,
merchants at Pittsylvania court house,
TO Miss POLLY WHITE, daughter
OF Maj. Jeremiah White OF Pittsylva-
MIA.
e q happy days are come at last,
Aud sorrow and grief are gone and past.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
Stock of Horses,
(TO VIII !,

/ HORNET, by Diomed out Of the dam
Ct LAZY Bollingbrnke, FIVE years OLD. This
Horse beng crippled in training at thrse
years old was pN to coyering at 4, and
has proved himselF hnet loal getter.
SUPERIOR byl/med, three years
old, sixteen hands b -. full BrotIkr tc
Wra2gler-he is a 46ne, of grea4hone,
and &amost approyd Mood. nj dam
|, q, .olliagoroke the besN preeder ia A
A. BAY COLT, tYo years old, feet II
inches high cot by ST. Harry, utof the dam
OF Superior--this Colt is engaged in the Cup
Stake, TO be run first of October at Fair
Field.
VIRGINIA., full Sister to Desdemona.
Sno III tcai cy horn.t-this mare is large
and handsome, only six years old.
The Sale will be for Cash or sixty day
noses negotiable in tue Bank of Virginia,
with approved endorsrrs.
Miles Selden.
Sept. 18th. 1910. 1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
TrrLE IY

II. There shall be as Amsterdam a
special Administration, presided over
by one of our Councillors of State,
which shall have the superintendance
of, and the necessary funds to provide
for the repairs of the dykes, polders,
and other public works.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
TITLE We

2 10. In the course ofthe present month
there shall benominated, by the Legs
lative body of Holland, q commission oil
IS members, to proceed to Paris in or
der to constitute council, whose by
siness shall be to regulate definitely all
that relates toshe public & local debts,
and to concilia,e the interests of the
union with the localities and interests
of the country.
IS. Our Ministers are charged with
the execution of the present decree.
,c:,>
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
TlrIr m.
OTMe Naturalization far 1910

OTMe administration far 1910.
S. The Duke of Piacentia, Arch
Treasurer of the Empire, shall repair to
Amsterdam in the capacity Of our Lieu
tenant General. He shall reside in the
Council of Ministers, and attend TO the
dispatch of business. His functions
shall cease the LIST Of january, 1911, the
period when the French administration
shaii commence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
No vIcE

T HE Subscriberhas rented and removed
his Counting Room 70 she large new
Brick Lomberbpuss, near. Shockoe Ware
house, and lately occupied. by Mar. Jar,es
Y Anthony. This House is calc,lat. 4 IA .
Store upwards of 500 Hhds ct T.baccoI
and several Thousand Barrels of Flour -
situated convenient TO the Basin OF
ths Ceual, apd rendered secure from FIRE
oy beiAscov8red with Tile.
THOMAS Guy.
Richmon1 goth Sept. 1915. an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

uousss at W Spptag, by a waterman,
with the following address, A.n'e
please your honor, the tide is waiting
for YOU"
To breakfast at 4 o'clock in the after
noon, TO dine at IL at-night, and sup at
7'o'clock the following morning, is the
ton at present. y
A number of insipid young men of
fashion have instituted society called
the, Spur Club, the principal of which
is to belRow more attention on their
heels than their heads.
The variety of the shape of those
numberless gigs that are drawn about
town, If it does not manifest the taste,
at Least shews the folly of the own
ers. He who makes the ugliest,
the most shapeless, and most danger
Gus, carries away the palm from all his
brother tradesmen.
At a day school in the country the
following notice appears-.s Reading
and working teached here at fourteen
pence week. Young ladies who learn
manners must pay two-pence more.
Scraps from late London Papers.
The distribution of the French ar
mics In Spain is stated to be as fol-
lows: With Massena, 5000, con-
sisting of Ney's division, 81 900 OF
Junol,sf2 IS GOO; and of Regnier's, 16,-
900 ;t6gether with 10 900, which Mas.
scna brought with him from France.
With Macdonald, in Catalonia, ~
600; with Victor, at Cadiz, $1,000 !;
with Suchet, in Arragon, 16 COO; with
Sebastian, in Grenada, $1,000; with
Mortier, in Seville, 5000; at Madrid,
La Mancha, &c. II 900; making d to-
cal of 175 600 men.
The Pope,,it is said, has nothing
more than what may be deemed a pri-
son allowance, as he has declared his
firm determination not to owe any
thing to Bonaparte, whom he has in
deed excommanicaled, though unhap-
PLY the sentence cannot be carried in.
to execution.-There are, however.
many devout persons who are anxious
to render every possible assistance to
the unfortunate Pontiff, and who afford
him many omiorts.
One House, which had accented
bills to the amount of 3o,oool. Tor a.
mother firm, which has lately appear.
ed in the Gazette, received an assign
mept OF bacon, estimated at so,oOOl.
but the peaseason being nearly over,
it is probable their estate viii! not only
be minus lo,ooOl. but that they will be
gammoned out OF an additional .oOol.
by the Diminished value of this Anti
Jewish security.
lstter from military officer at
MI aras, brought by the last packet
fro India, states that Lord Mimic had
at rgth succeeded In restoring har-
monS, and settled the differences be.
tween the Company's officers and the
government of Madras, on such ba.
sis as bids fair to insure permanent
tranquility TO the British donations in
that part of India.
A shipwright at Copenhagen, of the
name OF Wilder, recently bequeathed
70 the king of Denmark fortune of
100000 rix dollars, the fruits of a long
life Of industry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

7 intend 10 expose to Public Auction, be.
fore the Door Of the Bell Tavern in the
City OF Richmond en- TUESDAY the second
OF sOc!oAer Mex, between the hours of 8
aud sketen O'Clock. the following yalua.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

PARIS, July 10.
Extract from the Registers of the Office of
the Secretary OF State.
Palace Of Ranbomiett,
July 9, 1910.
We, Napoleon, Emperor OF the
Frepch, King of Italy, Protector of the
Confederation of the Rhine, Mediator
of 4e Swiss confederation, &c. have
decreed, and hereby decree what fol-
lows:
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Mcrlno Sheep !!

JUST Arrived in tie Schooner Grey
hound Capt. Baxter, from Lisbon,
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
Merino Sheep,
which were Shipped by VIM. JarvB, ESQ.
U. 5. Consul. -
They will be landed Tomorrow and
pastured at Fair Field, where they may
pc ssen.-For ,erms OF sale and other par
ticulars apply 10
Sept. 81, 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

- S>>t14 ~OuSultCUEC WIKI
the French imperial court The whole
proceeding IS occassioned by the pros
titution OF our flag to the purposes
OF British smuggling, or by British for.
geries of ourpapers.
= 81
LONDON. PARAGRAPHS.
In the massacre of the crew of the
Boyd, by some of the inhabitants Of
New Zealand (not the Fijee islands)
ut appears that the boy (Davision) who
.Fas saved, owed the preservation of
his life to his being club footed--the
natives taking him for son of the De-
vii!
Mr.. Hoste of Norwich, clipped this
year from Merino double-cross Ram
IA 3-4pounds of wool.
There seems to have been very un-
equal distribution of wives among the
Bonaparte family. Jerome has had
two; Napoleon two and half; and
Lopls but half of one
At one of Bonaparte's levees, when
the Qaeen of Holland entered the a.
partment, far gone in pregnancy, a
French general who was present, ex-
claimed TO Fouche liking Louis having
been absent from Paris, and his Queen
there nine months)s Est il possible ?
ouche replied, - Oui-toutes tpossi-
Bile pour lie Grand Napoleon
On Saturday, weaver in Sp;talhelds,
Of the name of Sutton, for bet of 2
guineas, carried A half hundred weights
In each hand, the distance of 400 yards,
without resting. He performed the
feat with apparent ease.
Mrs. Clark is preparing to give the
world more last v ords.' Her budget
OF love-lettars is not yet exhausted.
There is no woman existing has so
happya knack of making her friends
and admirers ridiculous.
Three hundrA houses, were, on the
9th of May, dfsk oyed at Newhansel,
in Hungary, by thd Aexplosion of low
der magazine SO persons lost their
lives, and near 200 were dug out of the
ruins alive, but mulilated and most
dreadfully bruised. 81
Mr. ond, author of Adrian and
Grill, ..i.d many other dramatic pie
ces, has produced new play, entitled
sThe Doubtful Son; or, Secrets of a
Faiace'-which has been performed at
the Hay-market Theatre with applause.
In TouIon, ship Of 100 guns has
lately been launched; it is called the
Wagram.
T; is rumoured, that Sir David Dun.
DDS is about 10 resign the Office Of
OPmmandersin Chief, and that his sue
cessor viii be one of the Royal Militia.
~ Dukes.
The people of England are becoming
very polished in their compliments. AT
the launch on Tuesday, one of the prin-
cesses was told by fruit woman,
I" That the Royal Charlotte man of war
had thc honor to be very like her name
sake"
A short time ago a physician to an
hospital was deemed so i'll that several
ofhis medical friends canvassed to suc-
coed him; re covering however very
unexpectedly, his friends thought some
apology necessary for their conduct
be Immediately, stopped them by OBJ.
serving,Nhat if they would have the
gcodnessNp EXCUSE his not dying, he
would very eerfully forgive their can.
vass- ~
It's aclrcunsstauce perhaps not suf.
.hclentiy known to the amateur patrons
Of boxing matches, that these Disgrace
fsl exhibitions generally originate with
the Pickpcckets.
An Irish gentleman speaking of
suicide said the only way to stop il was
to make it capital offence.
A reverend divine being accused of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
One Cent RewYtd.

A BsCoNDED from me 6oh,er,her ),
July 1So7, an Appren, Boy, byshe 4
will deliver the said appfentic No me.
wing in the county of anesterfieIa. saa,1
receive'the above reward. 80
WILLIAM WlNFREE.
SeP'. ~, Aoio. %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
TITLE III.
OfMe Fihances.

z. The present contributions shall
continue to be levied until the Let Of Ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

RY virtue of deed of Trust executed
- 10 us tor the purpose OF securing toe
payment OF Certain sum of nioney due
l'om John +. Hsmtn to 1ahn Letter, viii be
300, at paineyiiles on Saturday the 18Th
gay OF October next, for ready m.ne,,
Fur hundred and thirteen acres or -,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
FOR SALE.

ON the plantation in Chesterfield county.
the residence of the late MIR. Francis
Eppes decd. will be scId on the 10th day
October next to the highest bidder, about
twenty valuable Negroes, consisting of men
women and chiIdren--among them is a good
CARPENTER, and a good miler.--Aiso the
stock of horses, mules, cattle, sheep and
hogs, neat coachee and harness for four
horses, gig and harness. the plantation
tools, some household and kitchen furni.
ture--amongst the horses are two valua.
bic brood mares-Mary Gray the dam CT
Wonder and Pslafox--a bay Mare out of
Mary Gray by Dare Devil. The stock of
Cattle and sheep are equal if not superior
TO any in Virginia. Cash will be required
for all sums of thirty dollars or, less--for
all purchases exceeding thirty dollars
credit OF twelve months will. 8e allo&ed
on the psrchasers giving bSnds witt the
mosEaIA royed security-Apterest froA the
date otv bonds will DC emanded If obey
are net psnctually paid.
John ". Efpes,O
& sEx'ors.
Jerrnan Baker,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21
LONDON PARAGRAPHS.

In the massacre of the crew of the
5 Boyd, by some of the inhabitants OF
New Zealand (not the Fijee islands)
4 1t appears that the boy (Davision) who
lEas saved, owed the preservation of
his life to has being club footed-the
natives taking him for son of the De-
vii!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

Mr.. Hoste of Norwich, clipped thi
year from Merino double-cross Ran
IA 3-4Pounds of wool.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

house, at Wapp;ng, by a Waterman,
with the following address, A.n'c
please your honor, the tide is waiting
for YOU"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

On Saturday, a weaver in Sp;tal6elds,
Of the name of Sutton, for bet of 2
guineas, carried half hundred weights
In each hand, the distance of 400 yards,
without resting. He performed the
feat with apparent ease.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

There seems to have been very un-
equal distribution of wives among the
Bonaparte family. Jerome has had
two; Napoleon two and half; and
Lonls but half of one!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

At one of Bonaparte's Ieyees, when
the Qaeen of Holland entered the a.
partment, far gone in pregnancy, a
French general who was present, ex-
claimed to Fouche (king Louis having
been absent from Paris, and his Queen
tthere nine months)s Est il possible ?
: Fouche replied, - Oui-touf estpossi-
Die pour lie Grand Napoleon
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

Complaissnce is no longer confined
TO the polite circles:---A captain of a
|eollier was lately called out OF chop
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

Mrs. Clark is preparing to give the
world more last v ords.' Her budget
OF love-lettsrs is not yet exhausted.
There is no woman existing has so
happy knack of making her friends
and admirers ridiculous.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

A builder, who has erected few lit
lie buildings inthe outskirts ofthe town,
having an idea that the name should
Combine both town and country. has in
9crlbcd IT Russen Hurbry Place
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

To breakfast at 4 o'clock in the after
noon, TO dine at IL at-night, and sup at
7'o'clock the following morning, is the
ton at present.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

At day school in the country the
following notice appears" Reading
and working teached here at fourteen
pence week. Young ladies who learn
manners must pay two-pence more.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

/, Three hundr4 houses, were, on the
sfe,h of May, desk oyed at Newhansel
pin Hungary, By tho Aexplosion of POW,
tder magazine so persons lost THEN
lives, and near 200 were dug out of the
ruins alive, but mutilated and mos
dreadfully bruised. IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

Itis acircuIhNauce perhaps not suf.
.hciently known to the amateur patrons
OF boxing matches, that these Disgrace
fal exhibitions generally originate with
the pickpockets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

The people of England are becoming
very polished in their compliments. Al
the launch on Tuesday, one of the prin.
cesses was told by fruit woman
I" That the Royal Charlotte man ofwai
had TIE honor TO be very like her name.
sake"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

tits rumoured, that Sir David Dun
dss is about TO resign the Office of
CPmmandersin Chief, and that his sue
cessor viii be one of the Royal Militia
~ Dukes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-21

An Irish gentleman speaking OF
suicide said the only way to stop il was
to make it capital offence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
NOTICE.

NECESSITY compels me to make fur.
l Their application to all those who are
indebtedto the trustees of the Richmond A.
;ademy, by sales of lottery tickets of the
drst and second class and voluntary sub.
,crirtions, and all such are hereby,reques.
ted to make payment % the subscriber to
enable the building committee to pay all ar
rears for work done, and to procure
materials this winter in order to proceed
with the work next spring, it being for the
education of rising progeny, which orna :
ments and attaches them to republican prin-
cipies and gives spring to liberty and in.
dependence. have undertaken the colleo-
ton by agreement with Joan Brcckenbrough
and William w. Hening, Esqrs. the other
members of the committee appointed by a
board of trustees. AS the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably,
latter myself there will be but little trou-
Die in Obtaining the money for the purpose
Of carrying into effect so laudable an insti-
tu,i0n.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbemher 9th, 1909. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
FOR SALE.

9 Tons American Iron assorted,
10 Ton Swedish d.. DO.
100 Boxes Window Glass, II BY IL 10 by u
by 10,
100 Kegs English white Lead, ! Ground in Oil
so Kegs SpsniEh Brown DITTO
A few hundred gallons Linseed * Sperma.
ceti Oil.
30 Boxes mould Candles fit for summer use
q, 5, & 6,
20 Kegs American and English FF Gun
Powder,
20 Bags Green Coffee,
IL Bales Cotton, oe superior Quality,
90 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey--
Togeiher with Groceries In general, will
be sold moderate.
Russell & Wallace.
Richmond, June 21st. 1910. 2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06
FOR SALE,

a 7 the Vendue office of the Subscribers,
\ variety of Musiins and Ginshams,
Nuns and Ade.phi Threads Irish L,uens,
Cotton Shlrtings, Florentines, Callicoes,
handannas, Pelisse Cloths, Romails, Nan.
keens and a great variety of white India
goods
ALSO,
Muscovado Sugar, 1st and 2nd quality:
Prime Green Coffee 10 barrels and bags !:
Old do. do. do.
Northern Rum Pennsylvania Whisky /;
Very superior Imperial Tea IN boxes ;
Fresh Hyson and Souehong Tea in Chests
Pepper, Ginger, Alispice, Copperas, Phi
ladelphIa Soap and Candies, sc.
Foster & Satchell, Auct'rs.
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