davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

u VALUABLE WATER I.OI.--Tne sub
L = scrihcr offers for safe, that valuable water
iot On James River, containing 100 feet III front,
= being the same lot which Capt. Hal, built
the new brig at Rockets, End adioius the Coal
Yard, lately occupied by Messrs Nicholson and
Hem the terms Of sale viii be made Known ~
apple ton to the subscriber, living near Rich
mond, ir Richardson Taylor living IN tie c ~.
who viii shew the property TO any one disposed
TO purchase.
JOHN s. STUBS, Sonr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13
January 4.

" ALUABLE Land FOK ,Di.t.-- 49,.
be sold on the premises, for cash, 10 the
highes, bidder on the 10TH of April 1870,
valuable pIa aton, IN the county of Cumberland,
containing tive hundred and sixty seven acres,
being p .rt Of the tract of land, known by he
name of Green Creek, and formerly ~ property
of William Randolph, Esq. Of Cumberland
Few tracts al land in tho upper country, arc to
lee considered more vsiuaIIe th,.n tbs, both as
i regards fertility and soil, and local advau.a-
tagcs Is situated in an excellent neigIbor-
hood, immediately on AppomsttoX river, which
affords an easy and safe carriage by water, rom
the plantation to good market. II is presum-
ed that siiv person WISHING TO purchase, " Juld
choose to view the premises before the day OF
sale. and therefore a more particular descr ption
is thought unnecessary
The above mentioned tract of land, will be
'old by virtue ola de- d Of trust, given by George
Backus, TO secure tlsc paymento sum of mo-
nev. therein meationed, due Dot. Joseph Met
tauer, of Prince Edward
JOHN WOOD SOM r
THIS. A. MONTON,S
Prince Edward. Jan 6, 1910 1awl2wg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13
EDUT>n ait,.1.

ne subscriber nteads to continue his school
Il IN thu Forks OF Hanover, the ensuing wear,
where he offers to teach spelling. reading rr-
ting, arithmetic, English grammar, ge"eranAv,
the !;sc of the globes, rhetoric. natural Dlii0so-
PLY. geometry, and the French l;psruare. Ipe
price for board, tuition and washing, viii be S rs
payable hait yearly. The term will commence
ti'e tenth Of January. and end tic tenth Of DC.
Vacation one month, beginning tue te,ih of June.
Thus school will be critically examined in June.
and December.
IAdfES Mrs, jr.
November o. wSt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13
THIS DAY Is PUBLISHED,
a New Theory,

The DIURA:fL. RoTfTIOW or TIE
EdkIR:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Princ iples
from the properties Of t.e Cycloid ana1he Eti.
Cyc!oi9.
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY,
To The explanation of the various Phenomena or
the Winds, Tides and ofthose Stony and Me-
tallia concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface OF ;he Earth
Bv JOHV WOOD.
.fu:hor Of Elements IF lDc,sicctivc. hrin-
Ted in London, in 1899.
December H.
EI'OR SALE--'\ Negro w imam X wo Bows :;
L great bargain my be aaA, if immediate
application is made. Thew ar. sold for NO fault
'plg 20 ra'se money. Enquire at his Office.
Iau, ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13
FINI'Y DOLLARN REI.lnU-

FIFTY DOLLARS REtp.lHD.
ANA WAY, from the Sn6soyi5er, in the CITY
"a of PicAmond an the 2OM Of Ocfobfy last, a
Negro 4Nrn named BILLr' sa5bosed to be a6out
Eoefeef nine er fen HeheS high; stout, 1eH nade.
II hthle bogs-leged. has a .fmt face nbopt treny
reG,Sf ayr; 7rGs pnrchaseg If Lyrsv curtis of
Northumberland Co1aty ; 7rds raised il, lancaster
Csa;g, on til" |a' -rii0D1dH ptit'afion h. Br CtV-
Re, he Is c0kea byhie negJqcs ffhn blare Js7jt.
0gmH lilly he is 7Ueii Gc9uajnfed az SAHieg, an
JaDacs Rirer, sgheJeH is Hla he Is kuykiag at tis
time
7gW 2j-e tie d}ovc tc7oGrd il secured in jail
in tar Ciy of RichmoHd, or sixtg doH1rs ii. Secu-
,eiig eay iai! isth- sfate IF VHe,nia, and iator-
n14tiOs green 70 .I>r'bh CATER u. Piciano d, or
John PihH, gf Charlottesville
TRoG TYENN, Ir.
OciotNy q. vpS,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

r \ ANoFI:ii COUNTY - t'he suisse :..Ier in
4 II icnds TO costinu'. his SCHOOL. in the
ncghcr'ood of Cnl. WIN Tmrhear. Mr. Ell
ward . SYf'noc,&c ,hc casuing year where he
oilers tn teach ihc En,a'i Grammar, Reading,
Rhenric. Writing ahi arithmetic. The price
for tn't'om viii he 8 3 PAYABLE nj the cX; irator
ut the term: wnci' Nil conrmence the 9Th of
JANUARY. and crL The 18Th of December The
thin population ~ the rcighborhood does not
warrant m expectation OF getting afull school
wnhori bnsrlers, l,e s therefore authorised to
say that MIR. Sv,ln"r wlso resides on a healthy
SITUATION e very convenient indeed to the school,
"il take hoartte,sa a, 5 so rer annum. The mt
most ,sttrnron viii he pad 20 the moral conduct
% the childre, wciias t. thcr atlvanc eiree in
'earnin%. The number az Scholars shall not ex-
cecd twenty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

W Fcmale SERVdNI' who has . en- &c.
customcd to the house, and is good Sea.nstress
"A recommendation of character will be q.
suretl. Apply at this Office
December rs. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13
f, BOWLING STARKE.

we the undersigned do willingly declare IA.
81 far rs we have seen or ieard, that Mr. I,r.iing
Starke hos conducted his school Iyiih a great
'eai otattenticn and prnni..-
Given under our han,s tiis 2Ist Of December,
1900
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13


I AND For SAI.r.--Irat vaaianic Fact Of
e. LIAM laying in Amherst cnintv, com,ror-
'y known ny the name of G.irdons Quarter, stu
atcti near he tobacco row mouutan containing
eleven hundred acres; IS now offered for sale o,,
liberal terms. Tie quality Of this land is said to
ne equal 90 any tra., ~ that county.
The terms will be knnwn hv making aHpiica
ton ~ either OF the Subscribers in Peter, i,,rfr,
o. TO Mr.. Samuel Irwin Of L.vnclihnr,h, who vii!
shew the premises a. give such description Of
hem rs viii satisfy any person desirous OF pur-
chasing
.T21EN EJI0GR,
TlHN 8ELL.
PETERSBURG. 7anrqryl w3m
nj Office - Al, Dsrsons indebted t, the ..si4 l.,
IN O. JOSIAH WRIGHT, decreased, are requested
to come forward and p,y i.,ei' respects, g &C
counts 10 the s"os crihcr-rhnse having claims
against ;fc estate are requested 10 bring forward
their accounts properly authenticated, 10
ABRAHAM DOUGLASS, 4G,nr.
January d. lGt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

EDWARD EALLAM.
AS recciyrd 10y thr last arrivals from Eu-
4 : lopc, and for sale neN door above az ...e
Javti''--a fresh and general supply OF Garden
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

iSh'o
SEVALL OSGOOD.
December 2S. U.s.
nj Office. In former a,iyertisemcnt, I r,.-
" ques,ed al persons indebted to the estate
OF Mr.. Thomas Nicoison, decd to pay of their
respective debts, and invited all persons who
had debts due to them from that estate, to make
them known To ME AMI receive payment i in
tend al the expiration ofone month lrOm tbs date
to divide among the resduary lceaees of Mr.
Nicholson's last will. all Tie money in nv hands
belonging to that cstate-I therefore earnestly re.
quest, that If any one has now n claim, for debt
against the estate that they viii exhibit it to me
Forthwith and receive payment, and beg and
intreat of those indebted to the estate TO pay off
their respective debts without dekay.
G COPELAND, Executor
Richmond, December 25, 1909 2sw4w
CHEESE, HATS. sALT-PErRE. GUN
~ POWDER "A consignment of Ca!ouyed
Cheese of superior quality, in casks and boxes.
just received.
Il large and general assortment Of gentlemen's
sir Bearer and Fur HATS.
English refined 81. ppruE,
and FF glazed aud rough GUN.PowpER.
FOR SALE, BY
d. ]. BURR
December /. 2aw2m
| a PPLICATlON will be made to Tie Presi.
4 - dent and IRE ctors Of the Bank Of Virgil
| MA to renew certificates OF stock Nos 2SO9 and
3Oi9 standing iii my name on the books OF the
| Bank.
G.. NEWTON.
| January. 2aw6wT
NE Subscriber contemplating a rciuoya, ca
| 4 ther into the City of Richmond, or some o.
Their place for the Education Of bis younger chill.
dren, wishes to lease for three years the powha-
tan seat with such parts OF the adjoining lands Us
may be agreed on.
WM. MAYO.
December %. G,y2u
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-29

E. "a I. s-gs~.- = .
= The dsfsnAant luas introduced 6y mr.:
Career to lN,s. Dca,, By name. fer the pnr.
pose, a. she had been prev,ously appnzed,
Of hearing zphat she haa 20 say az 70 the
tend, In coyrojs,atiea Of Ca,yer's iatsrma.
sion !; and nv. C.tse4 dowa IN wrii;as in
he presoce Of Carver and Mr. 6. South.
svick, rvhe happened 70 be treseas, Me wsrds
Of Wrs. Dean and afi~wa,ds ,sad them 10
her. Me- Dean tod Mr. [Asssham, aIat
Pains himsey related 70 her IN a gssc. tG.
sjen, all tue circumstance a. Mated In the
nsis esncerning the band. M. CHmhtan
has ,ujfhin the last twe msnfhs been at Ms
house Of Mr.. Dram, at Msw ReAslls, ssw
her sndesnveyssS with Aw ~ M. C. 90
Me pending trial; and 10 Convinced iAat ale
isas sss9acquaisssd Nth he bssssn, a. 9.
ny body ipshe ely. he xses not, Asvtv0.
assert that somebady On fae part sfMstrs'
secasisrhsd been famperinS roiiA hsv. Her
husband has On aisesiied account s'sA
r ainss estate.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
Iofep1 Vaudeville,
October IS.
Corner Of King and fa:Jar.streefs,
HAS FOR SALE,

Corner Of King and fatl51r.streefs'
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter chests gunpowder and imperial
TEA
20 Boxes ditto ditto
20 quarter chests hyson ditto
so diuo young Ayson
20 ditto h9soa skin-ofthe i.test imhorta-
fcns and SUP RIoR quality.
- ,,ossne.ls and 70 barrels muscavade
is,gsrs
81 kaos ~ adder
~ cas,. eff, It onal;ty Goshen cheese:
~. o,d London narricuIar Madeira
= d XIII +; -; - Oh port
a;tto ;shon I;
- oma.,er casis sherry
~ Wa y! 800
90 d d;'to r roonntain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
20 cares Old n,adoc claret :
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
Twenty Dollars Reward.

a BSCONDED ftom my farm at. the
n nioutn OF seneca, about the 9TH Of last
month, a nau whose name is r PHI, 81
years Of aye, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
vellow:sl eyes looking heavy--he has but
lil;:e 10 say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, nero cotton overjacket and trow-
sers It IS likely he has made away with
them ami procured other cloathlng. free
negro man b. name Sambo, living on judge
Wasnlngr0a's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
iatacr. ana it is very proLabie Ae is therea-
hopt or j., alexandria, and with little trouble
ma; be i.ua}.
Tie anoya reward vii, be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria JAIL
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-I2' d.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
G. w. Edmonds.
Patent Infallible Columbian Oil,

Patent Infallible Columbian Oil
A MEDICINE celebrated for its efficacy
in the cure of {" consumptions, rheumatism,
pains in any par. Of the body, colds, coughs,
tooth ache, cholic, external and internal
bruises, sprains, wounds, scalds, burns and a
variety of other diseases" just received and
for sale by ~
Apothecary and Druggist Fairfax street
one door below tie corner of King street,
who is appointed agent for this city and
county. a.
A general assortment of Drugs and Medi-
cines of the first quality.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pepper, Alspiee'
Ginger, London Mustard, Alum, CopPeras,
Nader, saltpetre, Brlmstons' caewle s 10
bacco of superior quality, Spanish oegars'
sc. SIC.
A variety of celebrated Patent Medicines.
October lss ,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
Joseph II. Mandey1lie

t,.of,A CT ),
MOI Ofr E4. - - - III ;sbon S,l+
WV VuShe's L'sei Pr t'oo. 80. go -1
Al'esPool oalF ~ saeN >
~ hoSseeaase Nausoo''ao o,'s"
" barrels 90. W.
- hoesheads New o :. ~, eo. s.p,A.
s ss0o W.T. best green Iohee IN iihas' :. o"e'
ssVo W.T.. Old white o''eo
'V'o W. Race singer.
80 barrels Whiskey
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
c. Goods for Sale.


The subscribers administrators of WILLIAM
KExNEAn, deceased, will offer for sale, at
public auction, on the 25th of this month,
at the store house, in Kulperper county,
lately occupied by the deceased; the stock
Of Goods on hand, consisting of
4 valutzlle and 7veN selected assortment at
Goods, & a few Groceries:
Together with al the
Houfhold aad Kitchen Furniture be-
longing to fad estate.
~ The terms of sale forthc dry goods
and furniture viii be--Cash Tor all sums un-
der FIVE dollars, aud nine months credit for
all sums exceeding Ave doIlars-the purchs-
ser giving bond with approved security and
three months credit Oh the groceries, with
bond and security.
The Su6icYibers w;N Rent
The dwelling house and store house occu-
pied by tin deceased at the time Of MS death,
until the first Of ,nuary next at which time
it may he mad fer longer period, from j.
A. w Smith, agent Tor AR John Janney.
All perfcns indebted to the estate OF
Iyilliam Kennear, deceased are requested
to make payment without delay to sfilliln
Ward, one of tie administrators; and all
those having claims against the estate will
please present their accounts 10 him legally
5rUycn for payment ~ r.1r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
are determined. to stop their administering
account as soon as possible -
The sale ofthe above mentioned property
will commence at ten o'clock, A. NJ. on the
aforesaid day, and continue from day TO day
un,ilthe whole of the property is sold.
John A. w. Smith,
William Ward,
administrators.
October l5
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
LawralOn & towle,

LaNraiOn & EOWle,
IL a TEMPORARY residence, (sAtheir late Htore
ca,, B. rebuilt haze taken a Store on Union
street and Merchants Whau, formerly oecu-
HE'D BIZ Il. henderson 8 Co.
Where they have Tor Sale,
10000 los prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candles
60 ,,hasts Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
SO hals retailing Moiasses
S cases black aud colored oarscenetts
and Senchaws
S cases Nutmegs and Cloves
sobarrels and so half barrels Boston
Beef
500 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankceps
5000 yards Tow Cloth
COO sides red Soal Leather
;, 1000 bushels coarse and hne Liverpool
Salt.
September q, ---------
Nelson's Greek Exercises,
Abridged and revised for the use OF schools
and Colleges, by the Principals of Baltimore
College, with concise, but comprehensive
syntax, for sale by
James Kennedy, Sen.
Bookseller, King street.
sett. 10. -------,- 80 60
Platter Paris afloat.
70 tons Plaster Paris, on board the brig
Commerce, Capt. Stevens, from Boston,
Qr Eo1vla,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
FOR SALE,

l. ~ ~ A1A9
q VALUABLE FARM, containing fur
"A hundred and fyF5y acres, lying II the
upper end Of Fauq.iisr county, Va well I'M.
proved. nearly half in WOODS, finely tlmnered
and watered, well adapted TO the culture Of
wheat and corn. With common Guilty ti>n
# produces from fifteen 10 twenty bushels Of
wheat per acre.
Also, so4 acres Of good farming land, on
James River, lying directly on the road eal-
ing from the city Of Rishmond to char!otts
G. w. Edmonds.
N.B. will exchange for property in
Alexandria 5000 acres "ot good Land II the
state of Kentucky, the title indiSputabie..
G.. w. f.
Octobcr9 9. d@w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
Bryan Hampson. 6 Co.

Bryan Hanpson. & Co.
Haze Just recei0edand oBerJ or sale,
10 hhds. and so barrels first quality su5at
80 do second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
Z pipes and 8 tiefces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
70 boxes dipt Candies,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
5obarrels New England Rum,
80 doprine Waiskcy,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hyson 1EAS, of this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
ALS0, the best selected Flour for do.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23

The subscriber having pur-
,b,seJ the stock of Jesse Talbot. offers tor
ss, at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, n general assostihel''
If BRUG5, MEDICINES, SPICES, @c.
ysah Ne can recommend FOR their fng7sg. A
,-re s. TIE patronage Of his friends and the
pQ1la Is RS 2ectful|Y solicited.
RrhaFd II. Little.
chino, 2lst.
Orders fTom the. country viii
Gexecuted on moderate terms, and af a short
ance. Physicians aud family prescriptions
r. II. L.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
Leather-WhOieSale 81 ketaR.
B. TATE,
Tanner & Currier,

INFORMS the public in general and his
friends and customers in particular, that
he has lately received from Philadelph
and Lancaster. a large quantity of Soal,
Skirting and Upper Leather, Calf Skins
and Calf Skin Boot Legs, of excellent qusl-
-ily purchased by himselt,) which IN ad-
dItiou to the large stock in his lanyard,
makes very extensive and compleat as.
sortment OF Leather Of the best quality,
viz:
Slaughter and Spanish Hide Sual.
Skirting, Harness, Black & FAR Bril-
die, Wax'd and kussette, Upper and
Kips, Coach Lining. Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, and
Bellows Hides, Wax'd Black Gfaln', d
aad Fair Calf Skins, Sheep and Lamb
Skins Tan'd and Jaw'd, Wex'd Cali
aud Cordovan Boot Legs and Cordo-
van Koundings.
Also { few Hundred Spanish Dry'c
Hides, -Yor sale a. reasonable prices foi
Ready Money, at MS Carrying Shop anc
Leather Store, second door below the bel
Tavern.
READY MONEY given for good RAW
HIDES and BARK.
k'cnmeho, Oct. 2ds 1910. & rs 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
Nj oNDAY, Dec. II.

An engrossed bill Authorizing the
erection of a bridge arross Back river,
aud for other purposes therein menti-
oned," was read third time
On motion, Ordered, That the said
bill be laid upon the table.
A petition of John Herbert, guard
an of the orphans of Tomas Jones, de-
ceased, was presented and read which
petition is in opposition to the petition
of the Inhabitants of Elizabeth City
county, on which the last named bill is
founded.
The House then resumed the consi-
Iteration of the said bill, and the ques-
ton being put on the passage thereof
i: passed in the negative.
Resolved, That the said bill be re.
iected.
On motion, Ordered, That the 4th
rule of this House, going to declare
/" That question once determined
shall stand as the Judgment of the
House, aud shall not be again drawn
into debate during the same session.
be TOR the present suspended, and tina
leave be given to bring in bill EAU
,horising the erection of bridge across
Back river, and for other purposes
therein mentioned" and that Messrs
Mallory, Watts, Jones OF Warwick
Gsrios, Perrio, Baytop a..d Newton
do prepare and bring in the same; an,
that the above named petition Of JON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
AnoND
rUfspxr DfcEMsr3a Is 1910

h Mr. lroup said his object was to OBJ.
tain information as TO certain lands in
lthe Mississippi Territory the title to
(which the United. S ates had on the one
hand declared to be vested in them,
and the Supreme. Court on the other
hand had declared no, 70 be in the u
lnited States, but in, those persons
lciaiming under the Yazoo spscuIa-
ton This decision must either be
tacduiesced nor resisted by the. Uni
ted States. Ifacdniesced in, it mus,
be in one of two ways. The United
ISsascs must 1ither,p permit the. Suprems
ksstsststa esxertsss I'D gsme1e IN the
| Ordinary course, or must permit quiet
possession to be takenby the claimants.
Wether they acquiesced in one way or
the other two distinct great rights
were aft cred 1sr, The eatinterest Of
the whole people of the United States.
claiming eqnalsnd common proprietor-
ship of the soil; and I'd, the great In.
terest OF the people of Georgia, to
wbom ;he US. had agreed to pay S L.
25o, 600 out of the proceeds of the sales
LOT hese l nds. 1t the decision Of the
Supreme Court of the u. S.was acqui-
esced in, the state Of Georgia would be
thus defraaded 10th of her land & mo,
ney. But if the government Of the u
nited States would not submit to this
decision, but resis, it 10 the last extre-
NIFTY (; what course could be taken but
to employ the whole military force OF
the United States co eject all persons
not claiming under the authority of the
United States? IT that description of
persons claiming the-territpry, in whose
behalf desision was lately made, ta-
king forcIbie posses sicn, should obtain
suih footing as to he able 70 oppose
sathe authority of the u. S. consi-
derable force, there would perhaps be
no alternative bu for the United States
to remove them by an exertion of its
military power, or tamely TO acqui-
esce In the Law less aggression. 1t was
from these considerations that he was
desirous to have information ON the
subject IF the late settlements there.
MIR Rhea was of opiaion that the
decision of the Supreme Court and the
questions arising from it might have
been left on their own bottom for the
present; and assigned several reasons
why he thought general information
was desirable ON this subject.
Mr. Rhea's motion to strike out the
words Sin the Mississippi Territory
was negatived, SO to As; and the reso-
luton then passed without opposition.
THIRD CENSUS.
The House resumed the considera.
ton of the bill apportioning the Re-
representatives. according to the third c.
Enumeration.
Mr. Sturges moved to postpone the
bill inde6nite;y.-After deba.e, mega
tived-Yeas SIS, Nays 81.
Mr. Piikin moved to postpone il till
the second Monday in February.
After three hours' debate, the latter
motion prevailed--Yeas Go, Nays 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
Ellis q Allan,
TT AVE-. by the arrival of the Rol!a, and George
< L and Susan. received the last OF ;heir
FALL GOODS.

which makes their assortment consist OF the FOL .
lowing articles, which they will sell very lov for
cash. or paper at a shortdate.
Bes' exna BR'k. L 4 superine Navy Blue.
Bottle Green, Mixed Olive. Brown and Drab
Coarse and Middle Cloths, at all prices.
Loudcn dyed superhne Kerseymeres Black,
Bhse, prabs Pawn and mixed Colours,
Do;b,c inil:d ditto.
Bias, Rsriin, Dtah, Mixed, Black & Salmon
Goleured, Miiled Worssed Brooches stun,
knit, ~
Corduy5ys, velve,s and Constitution Cords,
Six MeIsaliss. blk. Moieskin blk Fioreniine
and fSney culoused Silks for wais.coaiing, ,
Elegant Messaiiies, S~ansdon and Tofinctls.
Gent, fs-hionabfe best London 4 aver Hats,
Wove shIsts, gitaa and without sleeves,
DIro Drawers
oeo.oi.. Back, White and Coioured SIX
Hose,
Do. wS,sted Lambs Wool and Angola Hose
and Socks
Do. White and cooured Cotton Hose,
DO. six and Cotton Suspcndcr:
Do. Real Buck Gloves, dressed in oil,
Cotton CambSicls, Caiiicoes, and Super Prints.
Cinghasusl and Charnbrays,
Black Borbazsen, Bonbazetts and Canibriek,
Black, White, and Lead coioored Lustrings,
Cambrick. Common and Furniture Dimitiess
~ iflsu lihenS
81 - Sheesings Very low
So in Long Lawns e.
French and Irish Cambricks.
Thread and Cotton Lsces,
Elegant Lac. Wells and SAaws,
A'variesy OF Table Cloths and Diapers,
FIsaneis, Unibrelas, and Ladies Net Dresses
Bellows. Aayiis Vices, Hammers Single and
Double Segew P;a.ss, Shovels, Spades, Sey,he
Blades, Siokiel, Cutting Knives, Nails, Window
Glass, 10 by 8, III by 9 aud IL BY 10. Putsy,
London Ground Wki,e r. ad. Yllow Ochre
Spanish Brown and Vefdigreesc. Boiled Oil IN
Jars, Frying Pans 8, z, 8, q, Io'& III In. Best
Iron rim Chamber Locks. with Seott's spyincs
Bass ditto, Bat aud HI Hinges, Screws Of ali
kinds. Knives and Forks, spssnor Sag handled
add Ivory handled ditto. Pen. Pocket and sport.
mems Knives, Heath Brushes, Scrubbing ditto
and Hair Rrooms Con. aud Letter Paper, Qniils
and WATERS. n few setls handsome Wsioers.
Porirantua Trnuks, &c. &c. &c. They have
also, few hnnd'ed best Liverpool filed Sack,
of salt.
Richmond, De. z, 1910 81.