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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-17

aThe negotiations Of ;Altenburgh have
Teen transferred to Vienna. Pr,nce John
q, Lichtenssein conducts them with NJ. de
Ctampagny,aad expect that shall SOON he
ale TO inform your majesty Of peace being
cor cluded with Austria. You will see by
the treaty, that conformabay 70 your wishes,
,hr greater mart Of GalIicia will not change
,ussters; and that have managed your
interests as you would have dons yourself,
considering every ching with what honor
required of me. The prosperity aud well
fare Of the Daohy of Warsaw require that
il should possess the favorable regards of
your Majesty and your Majessy'ssubj ec,s
may rest assured that, in no case. nor I'm.
der any circumstances, have they TO expect
any protection from me.
II have given Austria the most advan.
tagsous peace she could expect. She only
loses Salsburgh, and q mere trias on the
side of the Inn. She cedes nothing in Bo.
hsmia. On the aide Of Italy she cedss only
wha. 10 indispensable for my, eonmunica.
ton with D.lmasia. The Austrian Mo.
narchy, therefore, remains entire. This is
the second experiment which have been
willing to make. have used towards her
moderation which she has no RICH, to
expect. Ia this hope have don. what Is
gratifying to your Ma jesty.
" send your majesty the English Tour
nails last received. You will there So tina,
the English ministers are fighting with each
other that there is a revolution in the mi.
nlsrry, and that Ill is perfect anarchy. The
Jolly and ahsurdny of that cabinet arc be-
You'd description. They have recently oc-
caa,oned the destruction Of from Is to SO,
90 men ia the most horrible country in
the world: it would havs been Just AS we'll
10 have thrown them INFO ths sea ; so PES
tilcn,ial are the marshes ut Walchercn II
Spain they have lost very considerable
number of men. General Wellesley has
had the extreme imprudence ID commit
men, having on his tanks three arm,rs,
consisting OF 90 bat.alions, and from 40 70
SO squadrons, whilst he had in hi. tront
the army commanded by the king, which
was Of equal force. 1t is difficalt TO con-
ceive such An act Of presumption. 1t re-
mains at present to be ascertained who are
TO succeed the .lars ministry.
The United States are on the worst
terms with Engiaud, and seem disposed
s'ncerety and seriously to approximate TO
our system.
pray God, Monsieur nay brother, to
have you in high and holy keeping.
(SignsO NAPOLEON"
Schoenbrun, Oct. 10, 1909.
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"C0NGRESrION.aL.

sowing to the tartia' and nu'je'r7pro.
esediNgs generally puhli.hrt in the Alex.
andria Gazette. from which thy were CO.
pied into the Post of yesterday, We have
been induced to republican the reports Of
Hcdnes6ay's proceedings from tn. htcAi.
gencer, as containing o more corree. and
impartial accoun, of the doiags of our ma.
alsional representatives"
Now !, appears that as Partial and mutt
lated us our reports are, the editor Of the
Psst thinks them worth stealing, when he
can fiysr nothing better. We have no Oh.
lection to this kind of thcif, but we think
the liberal editors who indu's' themselves
in thought not to attempt to dspreeiasc the
labors Of others.
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ATTENTION.

Thursday the Fad inst being tho anniver'
sary Of tho birth Of the la,s Gen. CEoRsS
WAsHIxarox, the volunteer compsnie. will
parade 1T the Court House square on thss
day At IL o'clock in the morning, in com.
ple,c uniform. .... ....
The Officers notion duty arc likewise re'
qucStsd to attend, and join in celebrating the
memory Of the illustrious patriot.
ROBERT YOUNG, Maj
sdLeg. N. y G.
EAk. IL
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z2exanaria Zf5ray Company

The Members of the Aexan-
dria LIBRARY COMPANY will
pleale to take notice, that an e.
lection will be held at the Ii
brary. on Monday. aoth instant.
between the hours Of three and
six, P, M. for a President and e
leven Directors for the { nfuinS.
year.
James Kenxedy, fen.
Librarian.
Februarys. cod < d ofo
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Congre6 Of the United States.r
~,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, February l6.
lTaken for the alexandria Gaeette,

u
Mr.. Love presented a resolution to ap.
point committee to enquire into the ex-
prdieney Of making some alterations in the
law for the relief Of Oliver Evans. Refer.
red to select committee.
A motion was made to lay the unfinished
business OF Yesterday on the table. This
motion prevailed. The Speak~r decided
that as he considered the proceedings on the
resolution for sdiourn'ng from tins day un.
ill Monday incomplete, if no further or.
der is taken the house will adjourn till to.
morrow as usual.
ON motion Of Mr.. Bassett, the Alexan-
dria Gnurch bill was taken up. Mr. Love
NOV, i 10 postpone the cons .dxratioa OF the
bill indefinitely. The question was lost
45 :s4
On notion Of Mr.. GARDENER, it was
Postponed until the Fest l,Innlay of March
next.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, the house
went into committee vi the whole, on the
report OF he committee of claims on the Pc
tion of Elizabeth Hamilton, Mr.. BAssxT
in the chair,
The report was 7-ad, WI stated that
the claim OF Mrs.H amillon was just. That
Communication was due to col. Hamit on and
had never been paid, but that ON acc cunt of
the statute Of limitation they were necessi-
tated to off r the following resolution:
Resofved, That the prayer Of the petit
toner oug hit not to be granted"
Mr.. johnson spoke in tavo, of Mrs. Hs-
millions CLAIM, and against The rigid en-
force mcnt of the statute of limitation. "A
motion was made TO strike out the wore
not.
NE. Dauv,on was in favor Of striking out J.;
he was in favor Of every just CLAIM, not.
withstandng the statute Of limitation (which
he did not think could be guide to him
as legislator, though it might be to
lu,igs in a court OF law. H. called for the
reading of the case of Gen. Kotcuisco "ho
was paid his just demand, by order OF The
house s>mr yeas since.
Mr.. Boyd was against the striking out
a, his conscience would no, Permis hm to
take the money from his constituents and
nav !, to person vino had himself relin.
quishsd
Mr.. Shelly spoke long md we'll in favor
OF ,he claim and against the statute Of iiml.
tatpa.
Tor molten 70, striking out the word
not was withdrawn.
Mr.. Gold answered Mr.. Montgomery
very satisfactorily.
Mr.. johnson explained the report Of the
communicable spoke noOly in favor Of the
clam of Mrs Hamilton.
Mr.. Nrnun, spoke asainss Mrs. Hamil.
tons claim, rot because it was barred ny
the statute OF Limitation, bu, because he was
tis6ed in his own mind that Gen. Hamii.
ton never was enutled 10 commutation Or
half pay.
I'M rNMMnN rnIlNCH
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Public Sale.

WILDE sold on Tuesday next 1t mo vssS
due Store, good horse, brittle, saddle 3 sadd
die baK.. an excellent pair of Ciobes, atol.3
lection of books, and some articles of houss.A
hold furniture, being part Of the properly df !!
the Rev. Owen P. Magrath, deceased. 3
p. G. Marstsller. 3
February rs. %eh} eN.,fe.t, 90
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st. Andrews Society.

4 stated quarterly meeting Of TIE -,
Andreru's Society. 7v,ll'be elAatmy hsssss,
on Iuesoay Evening nest, at 8 etetseA.--
Puncfuai attendance is requested. tse<
BY order ef'he Presidwt. .5r,tT
,y0AN MACLEOD, Sscy.
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FOR RENT. 80,
HANDSOME LOT OF GROUND.

TUX KEN1. a>E'ft,t.,
4 HANDSOME LOT OF GROUND
n adjoining the Spring Garden, eontain-
ing 3 acres. There Is On the JOG mug
Frame House, sui,aLle for . small famiiy'
and number Of the best kind Of firm trce,'
The Sbsle will be let on advantageous fsFns
to good tenant. Apply to .,.$ q.
Charles Midnight.
Who has number oe building lots, sitnst1
in different parts of the town, which b wf1
sell low for cash. or lssse on ground rent tsr:.
ever. .. IT,
Febtuay rs. - "
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N o T I G Z.

The Committee Of Couscil appointed to
distribute relief to the Poor will meet at
the Council Chamber for that purpose on
Saturday next, at ten o'clock n the morn
,sg.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
February 10Th, 1910.

February 10Th, 1910.
ORDERED, Tha, the farther sum of two
hundred dollars be appropriated for the re-
lief Of the poor Of the town OF Alexandra,
under the direction of the committee ap.
pointed for that pupose on the 10Th jana
airy. -.
Extract from the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, c. 6.
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The election for the list Wse&to.lk he'll
It the house OF jeremiah 'NtalS UhioA
s,reet--For the Sd Ward &C the.C ouneil'
Chambsr-For the Cd :WSfd NJ Jehn
iiodgkis . tavern, and the 4,h Ward stthe
hoss. of Mr.. 'Hutesens, ,eernsref 'Dut1
and St. Asaph streets. : % ~ q
'Ex.ractfrotn the minutes, q
ADAM 1.YNN,fs.ss. i
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asrannrta CaiIp 6a;stIe.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II.

The following very sen'I- Hn,E Exc para.
graph is taken from the Bshimo,c Erehiag
Pest:
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Extrocs efa letter from a gentleman in
Liverpsok, to mercantile house IN this
place, dated Dec. l6, 1909.
"Our -four market has been very dull
for some weeks past, very large Quantities
have been sold by the hammer a. from 4s'.
to 4s,. 6d-The best Philadelphia -four
win however command Sc to S. iu small
Parcels, but so is the utmost it would
bring at a roun6 sale. L.. ..,.,-
sTosaeco and. every othsr kind Of Anne.
,issa produce is very publishers is seldom
day bat one OF. more American vessels
arrive, which in some degree keeps Down
the Spitis Of Spssuiatioa.
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IN COMMON coUNcIr,
February 10, 1910

ORpfaID, That III. toltewins perssa
be appointed ccmpissiontrs, for inpesia
ending the elections 20 Be held IN tie dit--
eren,Nardsof tie yt6xn, on, Tuesdsy the
9Th dsy'of Mateknext, for The purpose et
,leeting members Of The Conlnon Council
for the rnsI,inr xear. ..s.s., ~
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FROM LISBON.

Captain Barnard, Of ship Hero, at New
York, lie {; Lisbon asth December, at which
time Flour wa. 8 dollars, plenty--:ics ;
IS, pork 10, beef 10, cotton prohibited'
tobacco do. esdash { American) no sale
Indian corn 80, Dbl. slaves 80, pipe do
8 SO. The French were said to be within
so milesof Lisbon, when captain Barnard
sailed. .,.--, =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Tract ofrLond,

Lying In the county of Prince Edward, on
the waters of Spring Greek, containing
a 40 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided inany way TO suit purcha..
sers. A small part of the purchase money
WILDE required in hand, and the balance
in three equal annual payments; bonds with
approved security ard decd of trust up
on the land to ensure pnnctUal payment,
will also be required. Will be sold, at
public auction, on tue tenth day of Decem.
Der next, if fair. if not, the next fair day,
at the above mentioned place, 90 as likely
NEGROES as any in Virginia. consisting
of males aud females, of all ages and des-
criphons. Among them blacksmith, who
is. young and healthy-a whselwrigh,=-a
good cooper and carpenter. FERNS for the
negroes; one fourth in cash, and the BAL.
ance to be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with anexceptionablc security to bear int.
rest from the date, if not prrctualiy paid,
will be required, and eight per cent per
anaum win be deducted for cash. All per.
sons to whom the subscriber is Indebted
may expectspaymcnt as soon after the sale
OF The above properly is effected as may
be convenient for them to apply. s.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 9tst, 1910. ids !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Twenty Dollars Reward.
y AN AWAY from the Subscr,ber about
Al the last ct July, a negro man named
c. Z. O II Or E..

He has a yellow complexion, about the.
ordinary stature, has a very bashy head
of hair, which he, generally keeps we'll
combed, and is addicted to peculiar
manner of chewing his tongue when enga-
ged in business. He has been accustomed
for many years to wait in dining room
and is avery good servant in shat capaci.
ty, or any other about house. He had
on when he went eff, a blue homespSn
yarn and cotton twilled snrtout coat about
half worn s. very long for h m--shirt waist.
coat and pan,alocns Of cotton Virginia
cloth, anda glazed Hat with silver hand.
He is very fcnd of sRlcaking, and always
Carries a Pipe. He may attempt to get
TO Norfolk, where On e tormer occasion he
was apprehended, having passed as free
man. forewarn all persons against har..
borieg him, or carrying him cut of the
State. Whoever Will deliver him to me
IN Powhatan county, or secure him so that
get him again, shall receive the above
reward, besides being paid all reasonable
expenses.
John Miller.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
LAND FOR SALE,

: -
llY virtue of deed os trust ofrecord m the
- countries of Pc snasau and Fiuvanna, execu-
ted by Richard Ligon to the subscribers, TO SC,
sure the payments Of several debts due to Gilpin,
Cooke & Co. as specified in said deed, will be
sold, TO the highest bidder. for ready money, on
Tuesday the 10Th or October next. on the prcmi-
ses.one HOUSE and LOT, in the town of Jefiet-
son. Powhstan county, formerly occupied by said
Ligon IS tavern--and on Saturday the Goth of
rhe same mon h, in the town of Columbis, "
Fiuvanna eoun,y, one TRACT of LANE. CON.
tanning two hundred aud ts,rty FIVE acres, more
OF less, ing in the county of Fluvanna and boun.
ded BY the lands of John Manly. john Forbes,
Richard knut, Harrison Payton and Patrick
Williamson; deeds of conveyance will be ex.
ecd'ed 10 the purchaser conveying the title in US
vested. fp
William Clarke,
David Meade,
Trustees.
Powha,an, September 1o.1slo. wsds
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Charlotte Court, Sd Sept. la1e.


: William Watkins, executor OF Ben.9
jamin wa's'ns. dss'd' Pic c In
Campbsil, Bell < Co. and Robsr. ny. I
Campbcll e William Harris, Bef,s.
1,HE defendant Archibald Campbell, one o,
tie Psstress of the the said firm Of Camp.
be !, Bel & Company, not having en,ersd-hi5 ap.
pesrance according TO the acf >os assembly and
the rules of this court, audit appeas1ng 70 the ss
sistaction OF the corttshas he is not an inhabi.
tart of this ate. on tho motion OF the paismif
by ms attorney, it isofcered. ihathe appear heie
Oh the First day of December Court nexi, aud
eater his appearance aud ai,swer the plaintiff 3
bill, and give secuslty for performing the de-
cree OF che COURT and that copy OF this osticr
be inserted in one of the newspapers printed in
Richmond FOR two Non.hs SUCCESSFULLY and pos
ted At the front door OF the courthouse OF rae
said County,
copy-Teste, W
wotp Thomas Read, c. c..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

IN conformity to an order OF the county court
'f Cooch,and. ne.iee is hereby given, that
ct October Gooch.ard Court next the said court
will proceed 20 DIVISION Of the estate Of Pow
ell Williams, decd. aeccrdiogso law. All per-
sons iaving,any claims against the said estate. .
are desired TO bring then, FORWARD.
Wm. r. Fleming, Sheriff.
September 17ih, 1910. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
GUN POWDER.

THE Prrreictcrs Of the RICHMOND
POW Or MILLS, offer for sale by
Ii ses OF iasssr quantity. Il aud FF GUN
p NOR, glazed and ubgiazcd war
reufcd equal 10 any Imported, and on rea.
sS0scie terms.
Ssta'leS5 AZ liberty to return the powder
Ins. egJeaved Apply to JAsS. BROWN,
~. o, d J. BIRk.
Richmoaa, 2ist May, 1910. 2w wifi
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$50 Acres of Land,

Of which upwards of two hundred abound
with, hrewood, and the whole, from lis
proximity to Manchester, being but one
mile distant, must be annually rising in
.valde. 1t Is a most desirable residence
for genteel family, uaiting the convent
cnces Of beth Town, &C. Country, without
the disadvantages of either. AS the sab.
'scriber is DESTROYS OF making speedy sale,
a great bargain may be had by an imme ].
diate application to
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August SOth, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
RUCK fIILL

which. for 'heaithiness, excellent water, and
fine extensive prospect, is not exceeded by
any place in this Eeiehboarhood. Its ele-
walton is such as to coinmand an entire
view OF the City of Richmond, and the ad
jacent Scenery. 1t has been long noted
for an uccommonly early and productive
Garden, and good fruit. There are about
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Charlotte Court, 9Th August, 1910.
William Reynolds, Ioha Rey- } r. q
nolds, Benjamin Reynolds C...
aud Massa Reynolds. ) SHA"0s'y


Against
James Brent admir- of Joseph Reynolds,
Samuel Hachney and Sally his wife, and
James Reynolds, Defts.
THE Defendant Hschneyy not having en-
tered his appearance according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this court,
asd 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court that he is not an inhabitant of this
state, On the motion of the plaintiffs, by
their etlorney, 1t is Ordered that he APP
pear here on the FIRST day Of November
court nex.. and enter his appearance and
ard answer the Plainlitfs' Bill and that
Cnpy of this Order he inserted ip one of the
Newspapers printed in Riehmond for two
months sncccssively and posted st The fron,
door Of the COurt.House ct the said coun-
~.
Copy, Teste,
THOMAS READ, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
NOfICE.

AIECEs3fTY counpels me to make fars
~ thsr application to all those who are
indebted 20 the trustees ofthe Richmond A
eaiicmy, by sales cf lottery tickets of the
6rss and second ciHss and voluntary sub
scripuors, and ali such are hereby regues-
ted % make payment TO the subscriber 20
enable tise building committee 10 pay all ar.
reaas for wark done, and to procure
.saa;eriats this winter in order to proceed
with the work next spring, IL being for the
education otiur Using progeny, which ornaI
mertS and atJaches them to republican prin.
cipIes and gives a spring 20 liberty and ins
dependence. have undertaken the collec-
t,.yshy sgrsene II with John Brockenbrcugh
ant William w. Eening. Esqrs. the other
mcinbsrs Of the committee appointed by a
hoard of trustees. rs the building Of the
Academy has progressed conside rably,
aAtter myself there vii be but little trou-
Die in Obtaining TIE money fos the purpose
of carrying into eiiecl so .audable an insti..
mGon. ROBERT MITCHELL.
1so5eniber sih, 1909. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
S L A v E S,

(viz y Ned, lin, Joe, Nanny, Amy, Phebe,
Nelson, and the increase of the said Nam
ny and Pnebe since the date OF the two
trust decds---or SO many of the said
slaves as may be sufficient 10 raise the
several sums of money due on said deeds
of trust, and the expenses attending the
sale. We will convey to the purchaser
or purchasers OF said slaves, the title YES.
ted in US as trustees.
Armistead T. Towaes, ,
Peter Rison,
Amelia, Sept. 81, 1910. w3tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

II WAVING qualified as Elk cu,or Of
4 i Thomas Gii!iat, deceased, am rea-
dy 10 receive what is due 10 said estate
ard 10 adjust any just claims agsinst it,
am duly authorised also 20 receive what.
ever is due 10 the late firm OF CiIliai &
Kirby. And being DESTROYS of closing
these maiters as expeditioasly as possible.
those Indebted either to the estate or the
said ta.e firm. will please take rotics that
unleSs paymen, is made or satisfactory ar.
engagements are entered into without de.
10y, shall put all claims into the hands
OF attorpies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
of Thomas Giliia,, decd.
Richmond. Sept. ~. 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Lancaster county court,

2oth June. 1910.
Peter Nation and Louisa his wife, WiiIism1 :
Ctmch and Betsy his wife, Philip Did. 2
lick and lice his vide, Sally, Janet,a, G
Alice, Billy and Jesse Davis, Children :
OF Barley Davis, deceased, Pitts, ,
- agaisst
Alexsnher Elliott administrator of Will. <
am Davis, dss'd and Alexander E:;Iiottj =
and ju6rh his wife, and Steret Wilder x
and Sally his wife, Dcits.J
ry-lE dsfenean.s Steret Wilder and Sally hi,
wife, not having entered their appearance
ard given security according to law and the rules
of this court. and il appsaiing to the satisfaction
of his court that the said defendants are not
inhabitanis Of ihe commonwealth of Virginia
OF the motion OF the plaintiffs by iheiy conn, el,
II is ordered, tia, ,ie said dsiendsn,s appear
here on 90 before the ih.rd Monday 1T Sc .4lem~
her next am answer tEs bin Of the piain6Hs
aud that copy hereof DC forthwith inserted in
the Vifginis Arses for two months sacoessiycly,
aud another cops posed At the front door Of the
court. i0u.e o. t.sis county.
a Copy J. ToWLEs, ok.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Copy, Teste,
VIRGINIA.:
VIRGINIA.:
In Halifax county Court, 10 Chaucsry,
9o:h June, 1910.
William hoskins and Thomas C. Hoskins,
Pitts.

Vshhs<io k<SSNsoS Gin = AeAneS ~ ssuSo'"S,
Against
John Sight, James HoskIps, Joshua Stern
and Mary his wife, John Bruce and
Mary his wife, James M'Dauiel aud Iane
h;s wife, Benjamin Stern, James Stern,
Dolly &. Stern, Elizabeth Stern, Sally
Stern, William Stern, and Robert Easily aud
Nancy h!s wife, Det,s.
TSuE Defendants James Hosk;nS and
James kisDaniel and lane his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly
and the fules of this Court, and it appear.
lug 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are not Jnhabitsnts Of this Common
weaiih-On motion of the Plaintiffs by their
counsel. Ii is Ordered, That the said last
mentioned Defendants do appear here on
the fourth Monday in September next, and
answer the Bill OF the Plaintiffs, and that
a copy Of this order be Forthwith inserted
10 one of the NEWSPAPERS published in
{he city of. Richmend for eight weeks sue
6Sslv ely, and posted at the front door Of
surthouse of tse'sai county.
& a Copy iesse,
~ ~ l. isL WILLIAMS, d C Fl C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
John Miller.
Powhatan, Sept. 18Th, 1910. w3tp.

DY virtue of two deeds of trust. 81 re.
- cord in Amelia Court, executed by
Effnrd Bentley to the subscribers, to secure
the payment OF several sums of money
therein specified, due 10 Thomas Perkin.
son, Will be sold to the highest bidder,
for ready money, at the residence OF said
ESord Bentley, in thecounty of Amelia, on
Tuesday the 23rd of October next, the
following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
NOTICE.

THOMAS sALDRIDGE G. &c. respectfully
inf ,taeir friends and the public in gene
raj that they have opened store in the house
formerly occupied by Daniel Higginbo,hsn c,
Go. in the town of New Glssgow, where they
will keep general supply of GOODS. spit-
sell on the lowest terms for cash country pro.
duce, or to those thai they can rely on fc. pune.
tua.isy.
New Glasgow September lat, 1910. 4w