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NORFOLK, 7@suary 9.

Arrived. sch'r Ann, Manson, SO days
|rom Lisbon, bound to Fredericksburg--
|ne, going into Lisbon ship Thomiris, OF
Alexandria. Dec. 9Th. sf Cape Henry,
poke sch'r Diana, 6 davs out from Phila-
pslphis, bound % Savannah. :
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. -.
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Pubic Sale.
- S ALfE.

On WEDNESDAY,ahe lYtb instant, win
be sold, between thel hours Of ten and ele-
yen' stthe house Of WIILIAx flTzsuon,
Esquire, deceased, aquanti,yfof i.
+ HoulAold Furniture, |. u
Consisting of carpets, chairs, .ables bed. I
s'ead'' &c. as also carriage, and s.sft~o
horses. Z. : i s.s.ss e IS - f, -
OF all sums Of twenty dollars and 0n6ss,
immediate payment. win DO expected; q, m
over, a credit of SIX moaths viii b gissa,
and bond with approved security reqpiptds I.
Robert RANDI lph; Err
OF Wiiliam Filzhugh, Esq. dsssssesI. J
January -. 20 dlt 81,
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l. Public Sale. 3. s.
To be soil & pubic saIs, ae - O'Clock %
THURSDAYS tho j ss6 instant stl 1Sy
tsllers "a Yosng.s whsrx en q crsd 81
q rx z1e SSkoexer 81 8. h 4
~ Al u yEs Il q, !.
With IN. her tsstls %. Hpr-
then ao0pt 50 b&rrelsj she & = ted tsbsel |.
and ssiIs fast; lately sheathed and nov iAex.
oellsnt order. Terms mAds kaown q tho
tins ef sale. 8 Sts8s ~ ~.
. Jsanssy Is. ~ Is ss. 81. -, !,
|. O. The lublcriber acquaints
The l,dlss and geptlsms of AIsxanc sia, thse !
he isseompelle1 ~ The ststs Of his health,
to decline keeping school. 81,
Abraham Walker.
January Is. "a. y
TO RENT, 49, ~
A handsome convsnisnt two story Brick
Dwelling House, with out houses complete,
and garden situate on Patrick between Hing
and Prinee-streets. &, 81 ), 81 s 81,
III s o.
"A convenient two story Frame House %
the Mall. Apply TO. IS ~
Iiaac Chiffon.
January Is. 4 ).
Pubic Sale.
On TUESDAY next, will b sold. II tie
Vssdue Store. for cash y 81
A likely Negro Girl of about
sixteen years Of age. 81. IS
PIG. Mariteller.
January -. s. =, Z s ,sj5-ss;:;;${I
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For Sale, OF, to Rent.

/: For Sale or to Rent, a &
a two stesyl Bsick Hokse, wps5anI5 10 ~
AosA With esssy ouihpsssS saisGE1esy = -
makes 4 = complete and elis3ble ~ ~ r..
mily. y b Sti,uated 10 Royal asss SssinSsr !;
the merket and court houss, md 81 s1dy}6r
the reception Af q tsaeAt. % = ~ ssy sts.
-. ALSO FOR &AkE,
Several Lots, on Wster, yvoii y&iSlsx.s'
and King strcsts, 81 ground rsnts yISaGinf !.
an annual insoms Of ave hundred doaIatys-s
Some Of these are improved lon, md would
be leased to good tenants md the other a
building leases For terms apply. 70 & II :
-, Robert Patton.
Who has Oh had jsrJ als, s. .s5sa
200 pieces Of Hessisn., 4 his xarehopss !:
on Fairfax street. 80 Z se!sssssss -
January -. IS -. de-
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alfrsnursa Dat:p 6a,stts.
MONDAY. JANUARY Is.

The House Of Delegates Of Maryland
have passed an ast which imposes a TAX OF
one quarter per eentum on the capital stock
Of banks and insurance companies, for the
establishment and maintenance Of schools
for the education of the poor throughout
the state.
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The ship Century Of this port WAS left {
the Isle OF May loading 4odays since.
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FIRE NcH HOSTILITY.

Yesterday arrived brig Sarah, Slower, 81
days, from Tsrceira. Sailed Feb. 3. Jan.
IS, the SKIP Nevis Planter, Whisby, OF
Liverpool for St. Croix, was taken by a
French frigase, 600 tons, laden with dry
goods, and carried 90 guns, vessel and car
90 burnt, bound to India, crew set On
board Baltimore schr. Captain Towers,
from Liverpool to the w. Islands, cap
tursd and ransomed tor 1900 pounds sterl.
same day. The capt. informed his orders
pere to burn, sink, and destroy all Ame'1.
can vesseis he came across without reserVe.
Left Feb. ., brig Frremason's daughter,
Briggs, from Tonningen, fo- Philadel-
phia, having been sixty five days out. was
obliged to put in there for want of pro.
visions, having seventeen passengers on
.beard-she was considerably injured in
her sails and rigging and had damaged her
cargo; was repairing and would sail in
s days--ship Enterprise, Brown, Of New.
York, for the Cape de Verbs, in a. few
days. Feb. Is, in lat. AZ, long. 40, passed
the stern of a wreck appeared to be ship.
s1ss saw two men of war. Marsh 2, spoke
a fuu.bvils ship, With waist board apd Psrss,
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Congre6 Of tie United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, April II.
CONCLUDED

[Takenjor the alexandria Gazette.
The house disagreed to the amendments
of the senate On the batture bill.
The bill autherising drawback on goods
transported by land between Bottom and
Newport, was read third time and passed.
The unfinished business of yesterday
the resolution TO reduce the army and macy,
was taken up,and after long debate which
lasted until hear five o'clock. The question
was taken by ayes and noes, and the reso-
luton passed. The vote stood as follows !:
To reduce the army, ayes 81, noes 81.
To reduce the navy, ayes IS, noes IS.
For the resolution taken as whole, ayes
60, noes 81.
The resolution was referred to commit
tees to bring in bills, and the house ad-
journed.
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April l9.
l. O S r.

On 7hesdsy ia.t, in the fosm sf .Aexeadyis,
A red Morocco Pocket Book,
containing four Tobacco Notes Of NanismoyI
warehouse three them second qualify and
one ars4-two in the name of Ann MsBane
and two in the name Of Thomas MsBans,
weight and numbers not recollected- Five
Dollar Bank Note and pair Of large Gold
Ear rings. The finder shall receive sshs Bmk
Note as reward for. the Pocket Book and The
other contents, on Leaving them with the
Printer of the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Thomas MtBane.
The Tobacco Notes can be of.no use to
any person but the right owners, a. informa-
ZION has been given at the warehouse oftheir,
loss. r. ! - Is. AZ.
April l9. 81
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COAN LAND orxk.

OK hundred and six acres Of valuable Icy
- sr0nud., a great proportion Of which Is
mixed with oyster shells, situated upon tie
banks Of Coan river, in the county Of Nor
thumber!and. late the property Of s., Bat,
Esquire, and is equally distant from Bal:i-
more, Norfolk and Alexandria. H.,
com ahounds in fine fish, oysters, and
wild fowl ofevcry description in their respcc.
? tive ssasons-and the estate 10 very desira-
. bic ono. But a small part ,of the purchase
money will be required to be paid at the time
ofpurcaase. For further particulars enqpi-
ries may be addressed-to tho subscriber, who
requests that the postage on sush letters may
be paid. ~. DE ,4..{
=. George Carter.
. oatlands, near Leesburg,2 <.ht
april -. y. d. .sl,I 81.
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TO RENT,
lnd immediate hoss..ssion "a;

And immediate fossession s7ven,
A very commodions Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, siiu-
ated on King. street, in the neighborhood Of
good water, and an excellent stand Tor BUSH
ness. .dlse,-thrce other brick dwellings on
the same street, one of which has good
warehouse for grocery store and the situa-
ton equally good for business--the rsnts, os
all the above property will be, made rsasona-
bic. 5.
= ' Andrew ScholGeld,
= ,N1a la. just received and has for cole
Aquartity Of STONE LIME ofsn excel;
lent quality. Il
4 mo- 10. ...,.,...g. .. - :. 90
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supposed the Fair American, Dsvia ey
days from Touingen. for Philadelphia. =
April 9. spoke brig Echo, Berry, from ~.
York for cuba, and was generously supple
cd with provisions, which was the more
grateful, as we had seen few days Frevi-
Gus new brig, name in circle, over the
cabin windows. appeared just out OF port,
green bottom, figure head, false cabin win.
dews, in the centre, refuse to speak US, ale
though we had signal Of distress hoist
"a 20. ..a..- ..- . q. u
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WEDNESDAY, Abril 1s.

WEDNESDAY,, dPTN IL.
The house resolved itself into committee
Of the whole on Macon's bill No. 2. Mr..
Ghelson's amendment 10 continue, the nom
intercourse under consideration.
Mr.. Gho.son withdrew his motion for a.
mendment, to give an opportunity for Mr..
Johnson to introduce new one.
Mr.. johnson moved to strike out the
first section of the bill in order to intro.
duce two new sections--One contemplates
the Introduction of French and British arm
ed vessels from our waters: The other lays
50 per cent. duties on all goods, wares, aud
merchandise imported from France or g,
Britain and their. dependencies. =. p, .sa,9.:
Mr.. Raadolbh moved to have the COM
misree rise and repor. progress, tina. men,
bers might hava an opportunity to consider
the amendments ard that they might be
printed This motion was nesatiyed, r5s
against it. .-s'. ." n
After some debate, the same motion was
made by Mr.. Garland and ae ain negatived,
So till against it. . @.t
Dir. Pitkin spoke with great energy and
fs e OF argument against the proposition
fot 50 per cent. additional duties. 49, q.
A1r. Sybert read a long speech in favor
Of manufactures. ....... ,..
Dir. Livermore spoke against the amend
mrnt. ......., ....
Mr.. Key, with his usual eloquence and
trenssh Of argument, opposed the a.
mendment. 20 ...' ST. e.. 10.
The question to strike out the arst sec.
ton was lost ;43 to So. t'..
Mr.. johnson then moved his amend
ment as nsw sections.
Mr.. Lyon made some observations in ia
vor Of manufactures.
MT. johnson m ade speech in favor Of
his amendments.
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EPubIicSsl

On SATURDAY. next, q kalf past ten
O'Clock, win 30 sold, ii the dvsiln heass
of Capt. Finley, King street. Il q - IS {,
:, E 4 vAAfKTv on 2, K
!, Elegant Ho.Ja ol4 EiYsitHys;
consisting Of looking slasseh side bosut
dining, card and tea tables, beds,s hedste
carpets, one elegant chimney ,claek. nabo-
gany and plain chairs, china, glsss & auseas'
ware, &c. Terms viii b made knaxn a tho,
place of sale. ~ 80 u = . x <
F." P. G.. Marftcller.
April l9. gsE.sa s3-.5sl. 8 .st,,S-s
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For New-York,
T. A:ER sailing Schooner.

4aH2Sb Burthen 1000 barrels, now re-
= scsiving cargo on board.
freight Of about 400 barrels will be taken if
immediate application is made to the master
on board at Hart shorne's wharf, or to James
II Hooe. Esquire. p"
april 10. IL
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Sebaltian Spring Tavern.

On Saturday hext the 9lst April, for the
last time, will be offered for sale at public
auction for cash. the lease Of the above a.
vern with the improvements and furniture
'e If not sold at that time, the subscriber will
continue a. heretofore to keep house OF
Public Entertainment. The sale will take
place on the premises At 10 o'clock a. N.
= ss..a y A. Limbo.
IN. B. The ground now inelosed, abodt's
acres, IS under an excellent fence; the gar
den has been well and early attended to, and
there are about a ,aeres in excellent clover.
A: the Spring il we'll known nothing need be
said on that score. ,ss =. &C.,. :.
april Is. 49, ...,,;.- 5. ~,
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- Printing IN ell Its branch.
e. neatly szeesssd Il 11 ss
fec
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-06-13
Wha.ebone * oteel-orrlng
SADD l. Lo.
DOMETT & FAIRBANKS,

Ne. ID. .Jfarl6sru',ssreet. Bestsr. Have fer sak,
Il LEGAN L LtOpard art ryci
IL Skins uitable for Military Equpage Hogs
SKINS Skirting and Harness Leather; Russett and
black Birdie do whole bides and sid of Top L. a.
thcr, suitable for Bellowsop Chaise sadde-trees,
OF every description Gir;h, roller and strainnP
webs {; Silk Lashes .Saddlers' Serge, and Birdie
Silk Princes .. Metal, and plated Harness Furni,ur
in setts elegant Military Bits and Spurs patent
Spring Stirurps and Stirrup Bars large assert.
ment of plated Bitts---yiz-Coaeh and Chaise do. in
sets Portmouth, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
do +; double and single twisted snaife do Mouthing
do Bride Buckles and Martingle Hooks Coach
and Gig.Hsmes, full plated and tp't; Horse pick
and trimming Shears patent and common Trunk
Locks Trunk Handles, various kinds large
quantity OF Whip-thongs, different lengths ladies'
and gentlemen's twig and pocket Whips; coach ,
tandem and gig do.-Saddlers' Tools and Curric9l
Bars
MANUFACTURED.
Gentemen's Whalcbone steel-sprng Saddles,
Shatted and plain do withAlLsstor and Hog skin
seats ; do. with and without spring points do.
spring Sirrup Bars ladies' do with doe skin and
silk velvet seats military Saddles helmets s. Belts
BRIDLES.
Curb Brides, with Duke Snake ard Portsmouth
Bits double and single snaffle do. Nelson Running
do. Mouthing and Hunting do ; double and single
twisted do. for hard mouth horses guarded and
Rolling snafle do.
TRUNKS.
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, i'm
proved solid leather Travelling Trunks house do.
from to 81 dollars red and black morocco sore
do----Saddes and Collars, fitted to horses and war.
raAted not 20 gpi ; coach, currice and chaise Har.
nesses, made to any pattern, and at short notice.
Second hand Harness, Saddles, Brides and
Trunks received in exchange for new.
Boston, March s, 1910
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HITS,
l8 Boxes, nov Open g---For Sale.
W anton & Rathbone,

dre JUST reoefred rom sde best .1nercan .uf
'fLth opring supply. or H.1IS !;
Il the assortment is completed. These Hats are
made IN the best manner purposely for this market
are warranted in,erour to manufactured in
n'erica, and not crack fade. AS they were pur-
chased on tile most favourable TERMS they can be sold
cheaper than usual.
lhcm very extensive assortment viii
enable them to furnish every kind and price that may
be wanted--as
Mems Super6ne Fashionable beavers.
do. do. with wide Brims.
do. Fashionable Castors and Plated
do Youths Black and rrab Beavers.
Childrens' White and fancy coloured do
These Hats finished in stie not nferiour to
chose which are imported few fine English Hats,
and one case best-.3Lso, boxes Youths black and
Mems felt Hats, made in Hartford of very super
iour quality, and some dozens of very cheap kind
JUST RECEIVED AS ABOVE,
An additional supply of Paper Hangings
and Borders, among which many new fashona.
bic patterns few sets elegant drapery and variety
OF low priced Papers.-.4iso, An assortment of Sta
tionary imported Quills from SO cents to dollars
per hundred; best foolscap No /, paper common
and tine wove hot pressed letter do INK powder |;
elegant pen knives, lead pencils, waseis, &c.
A few Eng Ash Hats, as above. .tbrT17
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Fifty Dollars Reward +!

W HEKEAS, Oh the night OF the
w 10th of Ootober, limo Domni 1903, the
house OF the subscriber was broken open, and. in
formation being obtained that said house broken
open by Capt. HOLDER CHASE I'd, of Portsmoath,
n. H.; and the saId CHASE having absconded, the
above Reward, with all necessary charges paid, viii
be given to any person who will apprehend and com
INIT him to Jail, if taken out Of this State If appre
hended and committed to Jail in this state, Re-
wara OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. with all ne
cessary charges paid. will be given.
The above named Runaway is about S feet IL inch
es high, well built, Of palid countensnce, hair rau.
or dark.-Information to be given to
ARTEMAS FISH,
P0straster, Portsmouh, RI
Portsmouth, X. T. MY is
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New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH {. SHAW.

INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
A. ii particular, that he has opened small assort.
ment OF the most approved STATIONARY, COM
prising, among other, the following articles, viz
Peper-tooiscap, pot, letter, gi.t Ind black
edged, of the various descriptions;
Qnills, from rs 10 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Books, from S3 TO S4 each;
Penknives, an assortment;
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Diyiders;
Tx Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap;
Back Lead Pencils, &c. &c &c.
Besides variety ofartcles too numerous to mention.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen. and constant supply Of the celebrated three
s!t metalick Steel Pens-si which will be sold at the
boston retailing prices.--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Offce)
No. l1S, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th, l810.S
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BERlAH ELDEED,

II ESPECTFU..LY informs his friends
and the pubiick in general that he has remov.
Ell from W'etfo a. to Newport, into The House lately
built by WILLrAn MCHroRp, No. =, .thZ-sreet,
where ne intends TO keep Grocery store and Pub.
lick House tor the accommodation OF any Gentle
man, that may please TO call on Ilius
Newport, April D, 1910.
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Looking Glass Plates, Jequely, sc.
NICHOLAS GEFFROy inform,

|.
received from the manufactures in Eurone. AN as
sediment of LooKINGGLAsS PLATES, as former.
y which will be ready for sale in few days as soon
rs they can BE- fitted in frames
.9so on hand
complete assortment of Cutlery Tea.
Pots; Pocket.Books; snspenders Gold Lace brass
hahdirons, shoveis and Tongs; Windsor Soap ;
Starch; Har-Powder warranted water.proof J;ou;d
Backing; Scotch and Maccoboy snuff-and msnv
other articles, too numerous to particularize
The Watch Reoairing Business is carried
on as usual-Alsc manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewelry, in the highest perfection Fila.
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work-EIastick, differ.
ent shapes, round, octagon, and fiat lace shapes
The highest price gwen for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable TO its standard
RE thanks bis friends for their cus.om--and vii
All those articles at vey small advance
.:v,aspsrt, Js'L -, lsI0.
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EARL % ALLSTON, and LOPEZ,
DEXTER, & MILES.
OFFER For SALE.

OFFER F0R SALE,
THE en,lre cargo oi the Shlp Laurel,
l. from Tonninyen, entitled to debenture, cOnsis
ting of the following artioles.-vIz -
II Boxes and Cases Plat.llas Royaies.
ID Boxes brown Hollands
10 Cases and Bales Britanniass
25 Boxes Creas Ia Morlaix.
"a Boxes Dowlas.
l Box Shirins Linen.
l Box Arabias.
Box Handkerchief.
10 Boxes Rouans.
"a Boxes Lestados
ii Cases Estopillas.
Gases Cssarillos,
! Box red Platillas,
l Box Coutreo.
Boxes white Rolls,
z8 Boxes Osnaburgs.
Bales baggng Linens.
23 Bales Blsytucher.
l9 Bales Heeden Linen.
Samples may be seen by applying as above.
Newport, April 4, 16l0.
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LOPEZ DEXTER & MILES,
OFFER EOR NaTE

OFFER FOR S.dLE,
ON F.9Y0UR.4ELE TERMS,
156 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
94 Casks Rice,
l70 Bbls. Flour,
% Hhds. Tobacco,
50 Butts Lard,
6 Hhds. Hams,
40 Pipes Mason's Gin,
81 Do. white, Havana SUGARS
III Chests Souchong Tea,
~ Do. Tyson skin, do.
Do. Hyson, do.
64 DO. Bohea, do.
$4,000 lbs. w. I. and Batavia COFFEE
IN addition TO their former supply Of Dry Soods
Cases India Silks, consisting Of Grapes, Lustrrg.
and Sewing Silks.
700 pieces Blue Nankins,
500 Do. Company Yellow, do.
% Cases Mems Satin Beaver HATS.
NcWport, Spril % 1910
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The Rep'dEcan Young .Nen-74e COitnibiGn Ssciety--
ana Ihs Repu6aoan Litera'y De6anag SOciety.
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ADDRESS.
OF TIE

OF TIE
RspG6Eoss General Committee of a- Gin and COUNTY
# .Ness-Ts,k,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26


IDY virtue ct deed OF trust executed
ID TO tie subscribers by Robert and Geo.
Tsrner, and Ann the wife OF the said
George, bearing date the first day OF Janu.
airy 1905, and adm5ted to record, wilt ee
sold, before the dodh of the Bell Tavetn,
In the city of Riohmyp on the ssth day
Of this present moast lJa9 fer cash, all
that PARCEL of LHN, lying in the
County of Henrico, adj ping the city, and
bounced as follows, to y Beginning at A.
the Market house toyards ount Comfortl
thence along the rqla 176 ~ ds to corr
ner ditch, thence s&ong the hitch No 60
degrees, West $50 yards to a\ii,ch whicR
divides 1t from the Lot sold ty Thomas
Wilson to M'Pherson, thence down the
ditch to gum at Bacon's Branch, thencs
No. GO degrees, East a0s yards to- the
beginning, containing by survey of Richard
Young acres IL poles; or SO much of
the property as will be sufficient to raise
said sum OF 1000 dollars, besides interest.
| and ell costs attending the execution OF tue
trust. 80
| " annEx STEVENSON srrs.,ss.
| June IL, 1910.
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r T. M o v A l..

THOMAS DIDDEP, grateful for the
liberal support he has experienced in his
trade, respectfully informs his cnstome rs
and the public generally, thal he tNDre
Ianved his TaiIor's Shop tothe maiY &rcc,
acjoia,ng Mr. Robert Bel. SADLY md
opposite DR. Du-Vals Apethecafy Shop,
where he will thankfully receive any bust
ness in his line, and hopes ty attention and
endeavours to please, to merit consinu
sace of favour.
Richmond. May 4th, 1910. psm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

II Wanted by a person in Richmond,
an able. and respectable Teacher OF those
branches which constitute a liberal course
OF English Edecstion Wig (; Spellme kea /.
DING. Writing. Grammar, ompssition,
Mercantile Arithmetic, Geography, &e.
The terms wsll be such as 70 rsfdes the
situation desirable.
Apply at this O6ce.
Richmond, Jnne 4th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

rT0H SALE.--A handsoms second hand
3 Loudon built CHARIOT, which ssias
been but httle used and is in good. state,
OF preservation, Apply to the printer, or
- Mr.. HveHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern. where tue Carriage
may be seen, tt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26
We have on hand, TO bs disposed Of at pri.
vate sale,

We have on hand, TO be disposed Of at pri-
vate sale,
20 Hhds. Prime Antigua Rum,
10 ditto Windward Island ditto,
20 ditto Molasses,
40, 600 VT. Green Coffee
$50 Barrels first quality Loaf Sugar.
30 Hhds, Brown Sugar,
$50 Barrels ditto, part Of which is12 qua
lity, Re
20 Barrels Apple Brandy, ~
6 Cases London Hats, fresh irnpoksi->
Bales India Cotton,
DO. Rolls and Hessians,
s Crates Glass Ware, assorted,
1850 Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt.
B.SO,
SAIL in Sacks, Imperial, = oung Hyssn and
Souchong Teas, Gin, French Brandy, Pep
per, Ginger, Eulm6gs, and variety OF o.
iher arucl~s too tedious 10 enumerate-z
all Of which viii be sold low fer cash OF
approved paper.
PROSSE2 * MONCJREy koctrs.
Richmond, Jane 8, 1919. u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-26

NOTIcE, is hereby given, that shall reti.
In ton ,hesnext General Assembly, to vest
in me the right of the Commonweaitho the
lands, which belonged TO Peter Peirnet q New
Kent county, at the time Of his death. -
Stephen III. Lacy.
Jun. 18TH, 1910.