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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27
For Sale.
For Sale,
AZot of Ground.

"a Z at the corner of Walnut and
~ second streets, in the borough of VIII.
ming on, containing "a perches and I half
on which there is a commodous two. s,.rv
oweillng House, with Kitchen, S,allt
Coach.house. Wash.house, Smos e.,,ous.
Garden, and pump of good water in The
Yard The terms MAJ be known, upoo 50.
pIcatlon to MIR. Michael Dawson IL vii.
n'ng,on, or to the subscribers il pl;Iajel
pia. ''"'''
THOMAS MONTGOMERY.
GEORGE LATlhlER.
December Esd, 1909. Is
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November 90, 1909,
NOTICE

S hereby given, that an industrious man,
& rs a Farmer, wi h small family, we'll
Recommended Tor honesty and sohr;ety, will
meet with encouragement To attend a small
Farm near the town Of New Castle by an.
plying 10 the subscriber.
John Crow.
Zew-CaMle. Nov. 81. 1900. w4t
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27

!Eessrs r Ike & Son,
The hyperion qualities Of your Medicine
called LEES ELK r, induces me to 9 We you
tbs certifc tie for publ cation, to point to my
flffcr n fellow nlottais the road to health, the
most valuable of all earthly polchions. For
sovatd' of thee years | have bee afflictcd
with rsvsre cough, ti2htnef, Of the breast,
iowneis Of fpirit,, and gradual wasting Of the
Asl,, hav Nc rie'' different medicine recon-
mended 20 ihch CAT with Ut receiving an
real 0eneht 70 tnna,cly one Of yonr advertile
merits WIS given to r,s md Immediately ap.
piled to MIR Vance, r7S Marks; f. Get, for
fore q your EL.H T. "hch ha contrars TO
the expectation. OF my friends, restored NE to
my fovmsr GOOD state of health hny inforn,a-
ZION w!! be given BY me.
George fIarwcod.
Marker street, Baltimore.
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WtSsrs, 7. Irr &. 0on,
was attacked witt violent cold, fe-
we're Cough aid pains in Il breast, which CON
Timed 10 grow worie; during which time my
appetite failed and my voice altered 70 much,
thai I was with The utmost exc, ton could
pronounce Jingle fenfe.cs louder than my
breath Some of ny friends having chiervcd to
me. kat much good had b-en dune b Lees
El;.ir-- ad.i.ed me to procure bottle from
N'sGrg Warner &. arna, s. lich accordingly
d. and 10 thafe Pc iors, unacquainted with
u n"srit' OF this medicine II Nil a.rear a.ten
.a:;r;, that thfc do'cs A.ouId emo lie pains
III my breast, and Ike tie Of the ba,,lc rest red
n,c to Peri.Gt health.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27

lt.n1:. z Ere 5 eo%,
You ar 1t liberty 70 puLliIl TO- the good
IS otter ;, he be .!it have 'ivel from your
excellent rreps'stion, ca!!ssl Lees Elixir "
Reine aiFi ict.d with ol2nt Painc p the breast,
lois Ct appetite and debility Of tic whu!c f,f-
tcr.. WHICH rendered nc unable 10 a.-~rd 10 bu.
aae:s, brig adYlad to try yonr siixir, pro
cured ;wo bottles of MeGi.. " tner & Hanna.
which i'ss entirs,, removed the complaint, aud
restored me t. perf,tt state &c health From
the GOOD eli Cts % yonr liizir was led to
sappoie y"nr cs.si medicines were equally ef-
fcac uus ~bich induced inc t. give your Hnrm
Lozenges 20 ny children, md with pea.are /
inform yon, they had the deired effect. ANY
otheY reformation ihail ;,ive o. application %
a.s ct ny houia 'ly's street, Baltimore
Iohn Keller.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27
lanes Gardner.

ID ESPECTTULLYinf informs his friend,
EN.nd the public that ne has removed
his store to the east side Of Market-s,ree,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near.
~ opposite the post-ofice) where he has
opened large assortment of elegant D,y
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-27

Lees Worm DESTROYING Loztnce
which e'Fcttually dis.el ali X nds Of worn,. iron,
perions Of every age.
lie fellow ns ~ not nenlar initancc of
the effect, Of worm in adults.
EieHs-s. K Ire ard Goa,
foT a 10 2 time was afa cited with fan,inp
fits Grir.ra N the bowels pains in tie llomach
and ~a'' 6 n the heth--the adv ce Of an
eminca' phlEciau proved uicet-ro.hirs now
appeared but the nc ancholy prolpeet Of death :;
when happily NY his ard yceoected tie man,
eures aid /" have Lteu perfo med by }te', IT,
2,AG !, box wa procured en- l,les sNsa.
ner sn:. aana, which has ent RELY removed e.
yuI ilmp'cn o tie c ripiaint
'aylng expe icncgd e. much beneft m,irf.
ti'rk tiny duty to recommend them to al m
acquaintance irSc al '.oXes !a,e been sent h.
a'r 10 my fathers family IN bc,hleh NJ tot
Gil 'ba Sd an,"ng N. ',,,ds who ulahi be 6,
hic'si "itn worms cry other informal: n
Niil ~ b'cn by ,rEiyns %
i. Ia'ha,:ac Walker.
- Marker l,acs
Edward s!!;ggins.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19
March IL
Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue Of a deed IL
trust to him from Mr.. bIkham Rodgsos, dxt !,
ed on the 10Th d,y of NoyembcS in the year
1903, for the pu'pose of indomnitying Mr.
John Hopkins--will, on FRIDAY, tho 26th
April iext, at the hour of twelve O'Clock :0f
that L.y ii fir; il not, on the next fair dav
at the same hour, proceed to sell, st the
courthouse, in Alexandria, at public auc.
ton, to The highest bidder, for ready ,npney
three t..susand acres of LAND, sitaftesoa
the Left fork Of Big Sandy Creek,swipctii
land was, at the time of the grants for the
same, in the county of MoIoDgaha, inths
8 ate OF Virginia. = ;: 90 go, :
: The above traety71i iana-aef2 Essntsd
the state Of Virginia, to JOIN, Wilson ~ Tires
several patents containing respectively ons
thousand acres. and bearing date on tie frst
day Of October, 1884, which land has been;
since, duly conveyed 10 the said William
Hodgson by deed dated I'd Of August, $780,.
Edmund ]. Lee. 7ru0ee.a
Nov a., ...r'-... cots
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June 2.
ROBERT GRAY,

DooESEL..EH. XLAG- STREET,
Las "a ehy rec:lued f.r SG!e m |''|'H''"s -
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TaIicyrand's Mem, IT. .unte nitas the com,
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Eogi.nd. n.
ZollikofIsr's b runns Oh Education.
Remark Oh A..a.As' keyicw OF Ames'
works. a....
Mira Chaponc's works. ,.s,
NtacSn,pht on the EpisIes VOL LIST, 70 &C
eom,rised il 8 yois. octaio--r:ice 10 SUD-
.rribers dolls 50 cts in boarHs, ... u,
Cuthr,S's Geographical bt.terI'A' ane'
Comm. rei.I Grammar, hnpfsvec' 'o's'
octave. 60,
The works or President Edwards, 9 vols
0Itavo. t%
The WORK, Of Or Rash, vols octave
Ainsworn's Latin iDietionary.' 2 .~
Brooks Ga2eNeer. +. "r. .s' q.
Hutchinsou's XsIopaon.s ~ 3 &C.. .'.% s.N
Gibson's and lesse's Surveying
Nlurphy's Luclan. .. rFts r.. E. e.,ss4, x
Barlow's Iciumhi.d, vols. l2mo. go
American Register vol 5th., <. -..
Dr. Ramsay's History oil South Carolina,
8 vols. octave, boards--priee coils, SO cts.
p Subscriptions received by R. Gray
Cor the Monthly anthology, MacknigAt on
the Epistlcs. and new American Dispense,
tory. all new publishing BY Subscription "
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February ~: X H.. -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19
Il NEW NOVEL,.
Just Published. and for Sale by
,COTTOM g ST Z w A X l.,
Proc DoVgr,
.GLENCANN;
TINE DIS.dPP0INi.HEN1TS or YoO1H'
4 NOVEL. ...-
B. GEoRex WArTERsToN, ESQ.
Or WAsHINeTos CirY'
Sutasr Of the Larger and Chta u Tee""s'

The celebrity Of this authors "LAW-
YER" and 80 HID OF FhtLiNr IN
,luced the publishers to eng,ge IN tbs worN'
and wi,hou: lctr citing from HE merits oitne
10, mers fee! tn. mselves justified in stating
that MS <,Li.NC arm II superior to either
I, is admitted without turtle: recommends
lion, with wish. that the American reV'ewr
ers nay give further encouragement 10 thia
Young ,eu,le rams ent'eavors to entertain III
=, ruct and N, ralze his fellow citizens, IN 9
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract thei'
attention. ...>s |'.a.. n, .ut- ssh.
Fcb.6. -.... ...,.. .......... .... -. -,
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Ten Dollars Reward.


DAN AWAY from the subserioer,, living
~ near Fairfax Court House, onths 9th,
inst aDegro girl, named NANCY ). about.
ls years OH, rather tall than o,herwiss, to-,
lerabIe likely. dark complexion, thin vissgG
full mouth, has no marks Of the whip nor any
other visible marks about her; tool WA
her new yarn, irock, striped red sbdN hitS3
several irosks ofcalico, new green .i6yslin
bonnet and some other c!oathing. viii give,
Ten Dollars &c ward for securing her In sny,
gaol 50 that get her ag aia aad ali reasonable
charges If brought home. She mas some cons
nexions in Alexandria and LsesburEs PEP:
haps she may make to one OF thosb towns. !
forswarn all persons from assisting hsr;aa
concealingo or hireing of her. ts"A
..,.... Coleman Lewis.
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N @ TIC E.

thereby iorewarn all persons agsinse tais.
ing an assignment of bond drawn b., me,
with NM5au Moss Is security, in fasos az
Aayusfine ! Smith,. for two hundred and f;itv
dollars, dated the 9Th Of January, .isio, and
payable OF, or about the FIRST Of january. /
lsll, as ! am determined not to pay the
same. -.
: RANDOLPH MOTT, q
March Is. - 4tg,sg 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19
MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

Or viii be eIfhosyed fSr ProheFfy On 11lkaa' s
Ist@ =. dris orits vicinity, y 80 e.:.-s
|. A Warrant for 6e6 acres Of .ands
t;rantes BY the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war: = lhs
land lies in the state of Ohio, andis s.ad 70
be- amongst the hest in the state. IL VIII 'ee
sold a great bargain. Apply 70
! a4 john ongdefa g
May Is.
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WIN. HARPER, IT..

. APO7HEcAR1' AND .DRLGGBT.
TTTAS j,tst receivea, and sIsrs.t TER SAFE at
I'll HIS, ghoissate and sxtqil DrHgyisf
.stSre, Oh Faist as-strees, shpesite; Mr, 6ry.
ali hamtsons and next dosr,te NJ !feyds
..atgeserai apartment Of Mslicinss. Patent
Nsdiciacs, Sn,gieai Ass'Emfnfs, sSc'amsng
1uhich are as joAavs Z, :, .
Powdered ,jaIap, Prepared Calomei, Re-
hned &, .Lamphor, Spanish Flies, Aaaa for-
lis, Oil OF Vi,riol, Gum Opium, Colombo
Root, Ditto in Powder, Sugar OF Lead, sim
ma Leaves, Mamma Flake, Ditto 10 sorts;
Rhubard Root Ditto In Powder, Curved
Needles, pu,ikins, : Teeth Foreeps' Gum
4Lsncets, Spring ditto Thumb Ditto, Cath !.
etcr's Elastic, Ditto Silver, Windsor Sha-
wing Soap, Mkt Rose Ditto, Pam Di.to'
Je anime Diuo, Cosmetic WASH Balls &c.
&c. &c. tsv n = .. 49, ~ -,
March u -. 80. : -. .
/ Go Printing. II all its branch :
les. neatly executed at thus OF
fee.
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PUBLIC SALE.

~ y
FOR SALE, en- TIE premises, to the high
est bidder, on The 10th dizzy. Of March next i
fair, if not the next, fair G;y, that ell Known
MILL SEAT~ofshe late MIR YIN. Adams,
deceased, with reEty fyc or thirty acres OF
Lend adjoining, about seven.or eight miles
from .hiexsndfia the same f,om George
Town and Washington City. The seat may
be seen at any time Wy apply ing 10 Mr. Wes-
ley Adams, living fear the premises. he
title and terms will be mace known on The
day OF sale. Tie ssle to teg;nat 80 clock: !,
WV. NAIXIisS, Executor. Z
Fairfax. Feb II tMaSh:4:) eo'wsa
g. The ale Of the above
property ispoAporled until We'd
pefday next. @ ~
March 40. . go, 2 80 3
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Sales at Vendus.
On every Tuesday and Friday.
WILL BE SOLD
A the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince ana
Water streets.
Il Variety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars Of which will be expressed IN
,he bills OF the day-All kinds Of goods
which arc on Limitation and the prices OF
which arc established, can at any time DC
viewed and purchased at the lowest llmlta''oS
anu prices.
P. C. MarstellcI, v: N.
Ju(t Received,
.AhO ROR S,lLE BY
CHARLES !. CACLEII,
rs chest. Imperial, Hyson, 4 Young
Nvson Teas.
SC. 900 lbs prime Green Coffee.
90 pipes AMI quarter casks LISBON
and TcnGrific Wine.
8 hoSslrc9ds MuscoVado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine Ewiae,
50 boxes Mould Candles.
so dD Spanish Segars.
8 barrels Pimeato.
Octoher g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
mo. W.
Extract Of a Letter from Mr.. King to
the Secretary of State, dated, :.
LONDON, April 6. 17es.


oSouth America must soon naes
through revolution: We have an
immense interest in the event. az well
as in the manner in which it shall be
effected. In former letter T have
communicated To you the views and
intentions OF England, who will not
promote the revolt IN case Spain shall
be able to save herself from a reyolu
ton, and keep the French out of Por.
tugai. Ard though 'hete seems lit
tie probability that this will be the
case, England, since the arrival of Mi.
randa here, but without his knowledge,
has Informed Spain, not only that she
will not countenance or assist the Spa-
nish colonies in becoming indepen-
dent, but that she will join her in re-
sisting the endeavors of others to ac.
complish it; provided that Spain will.
oppose the views of France against
her own dominions, and those of Por-
tugal. Az the same time that this
communication has been made TO
Spain, an expedition has been prepar-
ed and the correspondent arrange.
ments at Trinidad have been ordered
for the purpose of beginning the revo-
luton of South America. In this c.
vent, as have before intimated to you.
England will at Philadelphia open
nerself to and ask the cooperation of
the United States-MIranda, who
IS impatient with the delays he expe-
riences, as well as ignorant of the pro-
visional decisions of this Cabinet, has
concluded to send his friend and as
sociate, Mr. Caro-, to philadelphia with
letter for the President, and have
given him letter to identity and in
iroduce him to you. Coniecturine
the Intentions Of France and knowing
with precision those of England, we
shall be the better able in season 70
consider and regulate the conduct that
1t shall DE proper for us to pursue.n
A faithful extract,
7. Wagner, Oh. C'K. Dep. State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
Dancing Academy

Mr.. DARRAQ, French dancing
master, lately arrived in this town, res
pectfuliy Informs the Ladies and Cen
tlemon and the public 10 general, that
he has opened dancing academy in
the upper apartments over Peasants
Book Store, on the pain Street, where
he viii teach the art of dauci9ahin its
various parts on modei s termsy Mr.
Darraq aatters himsep that ady per-
sons who may honof hin with their
confidence, will in 4 shoH time meet
with the sasisfacsj a expeAed, for no
care or trouble will be spared by him.
Ladies viii be taught on Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday.
Gehtlemen on Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday every week.
Mr. DARRAQ will also give private
lessons to any person who will apply
TO him, or leave the direction. at his
dancing academy. Up.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15

South America. But if, as appears
probable, the army destined against
Portugal, and which will march thro'
Spain, or any other means which may
be employed by France shall over.
throw the Spanish government. and
thereby place the resources of Spain
and all her colonies at the dispossl of
France, England will Immediately
commence the execution of a plan
long since digested and prepared for
the complete independence of South
America. If England engages in this
plan, she will propose to the u. States
to cooperate in Its execution. Miriam
ola will be detained here under one
Pretence or another, until events shall
decide the conductof England. The
revolution of Spain Is decreed the
attempt will be made and the success
is scarcely doubtful. The President
may therefore expect the overture OF
England, aud will, am persuaded ac,
upon it, under the influence of thar
wise and comprehensive policy, which
looking forward to the destinies of the
new world, shall in the beginning, bv
great and Sc erous deeds, lay deep and
firm the foundations oflasting concord
between its rising empires. IF posi-
bic l will bring together and seasonal
bly, arrange and send to you, such In
formation as | have been able to pro-
cure upon this interesting and very
consequential subject: having found
out aud acquired the confidence of
certain Jesults, natives of South A
merica, who, with view to It's indie
Pendencs are, and for several years
have been lin the service and pay Of
England. Ihavc often conversed with
them, and seen the reports which they
have prepared for their emplo, ers.-
These communications throw much
light upon the population, the reve.
nues, the oppression and the te .nper
ard cbaTacecr of the Spanish Amer,
cans"
"A faithful extract,
T. Wagner, Oh. OK. Dep. State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
REMARKABLE INTERFERENCE
OF PROVIDENCE.

During the gust on Sunday the Goth
ult. singular circumstance of p,oyiden.
tiai mercy took place in Halifax ownstip,
adjoining he plantation of major VIM
Moorhead Mr. Francis Hunt, his vile,
and five children, were seated n his house,
between the stove and fi,e place. Tie
lightning struck the house. The electric
HLid descended through the stove pipe,
the shock OF which Immediately prostrs.
ted the whole family. They remaiDed n
that ciiuaiion for some tnE bu, have
alirecorered except one Of The gi,ls, who
IS yet unable to yalk, teirg considerably
scorched.
What renders this circumstsBce rsmsr.
kable IS, That two cats ing under tie
stove, (and hen that wa IN Ghs rooni)
within short distance cf,he family, we5e
insantaBeously killed.. In this cIrcum,
s'ance, is most suii.iugiy d. piet,d tie
mercifuI Interference Ct B.y.us Pfoyis
deDoe. How many tf our isi.U ceea.
lures annually fall sacrifice "a ur ds>
vour'ng Gilman. 2 And yag how naoy
are mTscul5usly rescued FROM ~ Gao
,erous ell cts.--Dauphio Cp4rdar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
JOHN ADAMS
Q4incy, May g, 1910.
AWFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY.

In the ,hund r storm of Wednesday
incoming last as four teams were passing
iiong the road at the cas-, er;d Of Mr. A.
nos Sl-ymaket', place lleading to AID
near The turnpike they we're all at The
noe instant struck with lightning Que
2t the team, had Ave hor,es, belonged to
Christian Wilmer lChickeys;J he whole
Ave were killed. The three O her seams
had each Jour horses. Thsy belnnnig to
the following named persons, VIZ, Jacob
brant. Jacob H.Idemaa and Jacob Baker,
and e,ch OF these teams had three hers
SEES He'd. the drivers wcss all on their
,addie horses. Three of the saddle hor.
ses were killed, and the fourth escaped
but what is most extraordinary and pro.
v!deniial is the circumstance that not one
OF the drivers appear to be injured by lie
ightnlng. One is som ewhaI Eut by III.
fail of his horse.
Marvellous as this relation may appear.
We can vouch for its AUTHENTICITY IT, every
particular. We have it from una,ub,ed
su.hori y.
The teams all appear to have been
truck at 'be samt moment. They were
following each other ID close order.
Lancaster Journal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
(No. ~.
TRENTON, August ~, 1898.

Sir-I enclose letter which re.
ceived last evening, under cover, from
Mr., Pedro Joseph Caro-, accompanied
~ letter from Mr.. King intended as
an introduction to Mr.. Caro-; but the
latter having missed passage to the
United States in the British cutter,
waich sailed from Falmouth for New
York On the 2oth of April, and circum-
stances requiring his arrival in South
Au.sr.ca, with as little delay 40 possible,
he forwarded the packet to me. A CO.
py OF tive translation of his letter to me.
| have the honor TO inclose.
Under tsc same cover 10 me were
lnclosed two le.te $, one for Col Ham
ilton, The other'o Gen. Knox, which I
forward b, this pos. to those gentle
men.
am, with perfect respect, sir, your
obedlent servant,
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
The President of the u. States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
C12 t-2 Gems S;ngle.]

With sentiments of the highest CO 4.
sideration, &c.
FRANCISCO DE MIRANDA.
TO his Excellency John Adams,
President of the u. States OF
America.
London, this Gath of March, 1898.
No. els only a rriplicate copy Of
the foregoing letter from Mirauda-
which l h've marked No. s, with only
an additional postscript, dated April
28th. 1893, in these words p. S.
Some unforeseen accident. in the en-
'barkation of'Mr Caro-, at falmouth. as
well as the changes which happened af.
forwards in the Spanish Ministry, an
nouncing rather taking of session,
by the French Directory, than any
thing else, have compelled Mr.. Caro- 10
proceed directly by The packet boat of
Barbadoes TO Trinidad, & from thence
to Sante Fee, upon the Spanish AmeA
rleau continent. hope that this acci-
dent, or the delay which it may have
produced, will cause no prejuAi to
the important affair which we submit
to the consideration of your Excellen-
cy; and SO much thsamore, as the do
cuments which ACCOMPANY it, appear
to me sufficiently to explain it. Mr..
Caro- is charged, moreover. to send
persons authorised toyour Excelleacy,
from the moment he shall arrive in our
country. {" NJ
l shall add nothing at present, but
that no such persons ever arrived to me
from ). America, nor any other COM
municat'ons from Mc. Caro-. In nv
next letter, l shall send you more Of
The remaining papers relative to this
subject.
JOHN ADAMS.
Q4incy, May G, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
For Sale,

A Tract Of Land, lying in Powhatar
county, OF the South branch of Fiae Ceekr
which contains about FIVE hundred and six.
~ acres two hundred acres at least OF
which are uneleared. The superior sfrus
alton, and many other local adySu,agfs o.
the land will render il very Jesira tief to
any person who may be dIspofed II fur.
chase Land in this county. khe HrfprI.
etor, living on the place, win wiz flea
eare show it to any one who WISHES to b.
come purchaser. Fine terms Of safe Will
be accommodated TO the convenience of the
purchaser If possible.
Edward Mayo,
oavtf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
VIRGINIA..

.
Alta superior court of Chancery hol
den 10 Richmond, June list, 1905
Between
Thomas Harris in his own right, and as
administrator of BiysHarris, deceased
: Augustine Harris, James Sempie and Jo-
ana his wife, Samuel Bonsh, and Polly
his wife, Lewis Fort and Elizabeth lis
wife, and Jesse sHargrave, administrators
of John Harris, Pits.
Henry Harris, administrator of William
Harris, who was one of the executors
Of John H,.rris, deceased, William Guy,
executor of George Guy, deceased, An.
thony Thornton, executor of WalkaG
Tai.aferroz deceased, Joseph RichesoC,
William raliaferro. John Anderson.
executor Of Wilson Frevilian, who was
executor OF Thomas Freviliau, WHO wa
also an executor Of the said lohn Iar J
ris, deceased, DeNA
\ he defendant Henry arrA \dpi
on whom an attachment for hiA conieml
In no. answering the bills of the paatntA
hath been executed, still falling to answer
the same, the court tins first day OF June
In the year of cur Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and i've, on motion of the plain :
t8s by Counsel, doth take their bills for
Confessed, as to that defendant, and order
that he do render an account of his iptes.
tate's admins ration of the goods, chatteIs
aud credits OF John Harris, deceased, be-
fore one OF the commissioners of the court
10 be BY him examined, sta ed. settled, ant
to the court reported, with any specia
matters thought pertinent by himself, o,
required by the parties to be specially sta.
ted unless the said defendant en- or be-
fore the tenth day OF the term next after
lac shall be served with copy of this or
der, slew cause to the contrary,
Ia Copy --Teste,]
Peter 4'insley, C. G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-15
Notice (!

THE creditors Of Daniel & Will
am Cuerrant who have signed the
compromise, are notified that tlI2 lno-
MES received from the assigp&so
made for the benefit Of said creditors
will be divided a, Cara on Tue sday
the goth inst. by the Trustees.
Iune 5th, 1910. St