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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-10

" When, ripe for punishment, our sinful race
Have past the limits OF supernal grace,
To assert his Justice on offending earth
Cod gives 10 lyrants and to monsters BIRTH
Strengthens tneir power and rage, / attitct
mankind:
Domi,ian, ScyIla, Marius, hence designd
The plaques of IRAN, each Nero, Caiue* came,
And Antonine 1.-THE last tn At bore that name -
Hence from the refuse OF Plebian Clay,
He lifted Maximum 10 sovereign s,Hey
f,rt-r,u- ne sent rtrv -Il,esan throne 10 III
Mezentius4 dire his peoples BLOOD to spill
And to the Huns, the Goths and LOMBARD
gave
In later times, Italia to enslave.
How shall speak of Atti!a How dwell
On Roman Erzelino's crimes, or tell
A thousand more, by Gods high doom as
sign'd
His fearful ministers to scourge mankind!
This awful truth not ancient times alone
Declare, but well the present age has shown !;
When us his wandering and forsaken she P
His anger gives to ravenous wolves 70 keep;
Who net content to glut their cruel rage,
And with their blood their horrid thirst t'as-
suage,
Invite from foreign woods fiercer breed
OF wolves more ravenous at their feast to
feed
Tn unbury'd heaps that Thrasmene beheld,
The blood that Cannes plain, or Irebbla
sweIl'd,
Are little to the slaughter that imbru'd
Our fields, by many passing river vlew'd
For sins long past, perchanCe has Heav'n
decreed
Our woes f ON those, whose crimes our own
exceed;
But justice once ful6l'd, our happier bands
May turn hereafter on their hostile lands,
When healing pardon to our prayer is given
And they in turn confess the wrath oil Hea-
ven"n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
IN SENATE.

December Y.
The bill 10 authorize the surveying and making
rtain roads in the state of Chic, as contemplate.
ed by the treaty of Browustown in the territory
CT Michigan, was read third time and passed.
The resolution yesterday submitted by Mr..
Bradley was taken up and passed, and the Score.
tary OF the Senate was directed to lay the same
before the President OF The United States.
December %.
Mr.. TAFT a senator from the state of Georgia
appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. POpe gave notice that on TO. morrow he
should ask leave to bring in bill concerning ca
mails and roads in the United States
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

Tie letters from rsrrr~ -.--c tie p.u-e
If the Clyde. belonging THAT island, aud
two-A American ships TO the eastward By a
French cruixcr.
The ship s'ilenus. formerly OF this port.
from Calcutta, " as Captured by the French
privateer Carolina. and re captu, e'l ny a
British fri.ate and carried into Pulo Pc.
Nang.
The port of Havana was open Oh the S0th
N-ve nber. and the property stored in the
Custom House store, o:de red To be delivered
to the Consignccs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

MONDAY, Dec 10 - Mr. Spencer resolutions
relative to Jackson's contemptuois and insolent
conduct, &c: we're adopted by the House--on
Tuesday, IS to % The following .esoiution was
added to those already published
{" Pesofved That our senator's IN Congress be
instructed, aud our representatives I've rcgYestpd.
ami they are herebr instructed and requested, 10
support the government Of orr country in what
ever consequences may 30 = from the dismissal of
Francis J Jackson. the British minister and,
To carry those measures irtD effect which thsf
almost unpre cedcnted ml unfortunate occur.
renee may make it necessary to adopt, G,is leeis
iat'lre ,r9pres ming The free and Independent yeo
many Of Maryland, pledges Itself for them,
W their property, their lives, and their sacred
honor"
WfRidnt Henry Harrison i, re-appointcd CO.
vernon OF the territory of Indiana. Mar. Int.
Extract Of a Lst'er from a gent!,uar at Uaoan
ma, DATED I'd December, 1909, 10 a merchant Of
This city.
You arc no doubt informed, that this nor
has been partialy opened and / am au;hor:seo
to say, that it is completely 50 nov. Weexpec:
the order wiG be published IN few days"
Whl.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY,, December q

WEDNESDAY,, December 81.
Mr.. EsrzpeH snd Mr. PicEuan yesterday an
peared and took their seats
On motion at Mr. Pei;,Gester,
hfsoIosT, That committee be appointed TO
enquire into the propriety OF allowing an additi
onal Judge to the Mississippi Territory to reside
IN Madison county. and to have the same powers
ing,on county.
Messrs Poindexter, Seaver, Burwell, Heis
Ter and Smeit form The committed
Mr. Nicholson laid upon the table the following
resolutions
ResolUeG, That select committee be appointed
to enquire into the expediency of making per.
marent provision by law for constructive rublic
canals and roads, and for the general establish
ment of serninsr'es for education throurbont the
United states, and thai they have leave to report
tiiereoa TO this House.
keSofved, That the same committee be instruct
ed TO enquire into the best means of providing
by law permanent funds for the accomplishment
OF these objects; and that they in like manner
have leave to report thereon to this House,
RUPTURE WITH MR. JACKSON
The House again in committee OF the whole
on the resolution from The Senate
Mr.. MiInor supported the resolution in a
speech of two hours.
When the question on The committees rising
and reporting their agreement to the resolution
was taken and carried 81 to S5-ffty two mem.
bers being absent
Mr.. Livermore, after a few remarks, moved 10
postpone the further consideration of the reso
luton indefinitely.
Mr.. Rhca called for the yeas and nays OIL the
motion.
A1r. ERScs opposed the motion in speech of
an hour and half
When he concluded, the House adjourned.
Deoem ber2 90
The bill From the Senate to authorize. the sur
yeying and making certain roads in the state Of
ONO, as contemplated by tho treaty of Browns.
town, IN the Territory of Michigan, was twice
read and referred tn committee of the whole
Mr.. 1Glinadge presented the petition of com.
nodore NhlPpie, stating that ne is uhrm and dis
abled, ond praying relief from the government
referred to Sci,ct committee.
RUPTURE WITH MR.. JACKSON.
IN motion OF hr. Gooduyn the House sgsin
e""in,d the consideration of the report of the
committee OF e whole on the resolution from
.n@ Sende spprovIng tue conduct of the execu
I've ~ ,cfihmg 20 receive any further Commune
'ston tom Francis James lack son.
he melton for indefinite pos pune ncnt attn
indeF consideration.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

Tie course Of correspondence bad NOW
stcen that the British minister pleEipoten
Iiv believed himself fully authorised TO act
a usgocistGr, because lie had preseated his
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
TO L.4MES MADISON.

President Of the United States.
SIR-Ihe Legislature Of North Co;.;f-
m, assembled for the first time since ,.8u
we're called by The snGraSes Of your Coxx-
trymen 10 firesidc oper the Councils Other
Country, feel ii their duty, to TIE Gerfor-
nance Of (Which they cheerfiiiy ADJ tucc. 10
convey 10 yors their unqualified ahhrobGffsn
Of the course svhich you hopc Pursued. and
Trhich has SO smhiy protected from injnry
the honor and dignity ofthe american CO.
permanent.
IN Hmes fiortentous and alarming q. ,E-
t,e.ent, 7phen every Saiutary and eQisifa5,e
hi1ncihis seems TO be disregGrded by abe
turbulent Nations Of Eurofe, tie CIfirenx
nfihe y. States, unasSisfed by thG, firm aess.
rpiSdom and patriotism zvhich haze cha,re-
terised your 1tu6He conduct, svoaia, iadccd.
haze much TO fear; 6nt, cheereG by RE
consoiatory belief tho! The American S;tiffe
which has hitherto secured 10 us me 6cAsifss
Of yon7 talents. gciit be aisoays ererfcI ia.
fhe advancement Ct yo,tr Count,y's haahi-
ness, svc .frei no hesitation in GieG.cia;S ca,--
seives, individuaNy, and aethe Rtjtrryezta-
fiOes ofks Freemem IF North CarcAaG, to
S-'hhorf, gvith energy, ard ar TIC RISK 9;-2ny-
HUes and fortunes, such measures ac m Ge-
neral Government ahaN fhink hrohe,. 70 Hxr--
s0e, to frotect from inSuit and ogrt ssicyz,
orr common and hairy country.
\
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

WED~rsDhv. To- "
An engrossed bill -" Tor divid-rr &c Cur.
ty Of II riiscp, vas rea'. third time, AID
sever al blanks the. cin illed Up an, passed
Ayes 81, Mes 50.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

EoRTH CAROLINA, Raie--t
Or the Esd Dec. he .fotiosuing lsi.i,.ss
20 the President Of the U. S. soas nasai-
,nously odoffed in both houses.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02
JOSEPH RIDDJCK. y S.

Ills eTceHency The EpUcrHos- ggaS rcgues-
ted TO send a o2hy oft.is address 10 She re
sident IF the Z. States, u ccjiy ~ oar Song.
tors and a cohy 10 our RcttrcScnsasioea i's
Congress-.
II /ez0 days before the House rose, fhe
fofLo7ving Patriotic resolution rvaS adohfrI:
RESeLTED, 1hatit De recommended 6Y
The RefiresenfafiUes Of fhe Free Peotie of
me STATE of a ORTIZ Carolina, that the nirni-
6crs asho shall comhoSe The ne.rt General
-fssenbly, Gff.edr, at the time Of their said
e'ssi0n. clothed entirety, ci,he1 in thr Nh
'lifact arcs Of This STATE, or Of he United
Staics.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

NORTH C.dROLINA,
In General .dsse mbiy, Raleigh, Dec. %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

Es.raet Of a letter from Washisgton, TO ire Eli'
tor, dated Dec %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

CALCUTTA, Sept 9.-Lctters were re
ceived this morning from Prince of VALE
Island. to July 27th, stating, that the out
ward bound Chiaa feet under convoy Of the
ST Adams, had touched there, and proceed
ed on again. The reports at Prince Of Wales
Island were, that Admiral Sercey's squad
ron had arrived At the Isle Of France, with
Z trigates bat this report is contradicted by
letters from Penang. The French, as late
as the 10th of July, had been for some weeks
occupied in binding Forts at the Mauriti-
us, and preparing against an attack: the
blockade was strictly maintained by the
British squadron
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-02

Wfifdrt Henry Harrison i, re-appointcd CO.
vernon of the territory Of Indiana. Mar. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
Valuable Property
f o r
S A L E..

ON Wednesday the 18th day of April
~ ensuing, will be sold, at Public Auction
near the premises, that beautiful and most
desirable situation belonging TO Mr. Jsdedi.
all Allen, near the property OF MRS Craig.
1t has on it a handsome frame dwelling
house with good kitchen, smoke isase,
dairy and stab.c-a wei. of the best water
in the city of Richmond. - Che LOT 18Aails
one Acre, being originally swc as!H sore
tots and has the Advantage of bci &s<6oun.
ded on three sides by Streets, is h,gh.
ly improved. having falling Garden
IN front and large ard beautiful garden at
the back of the house, and for agreeable
ness of situation and sslu5rlry of ar may be
estimated smcns the bess ia The city.
Big, tgelve and eighteen months credit
Will be given, by giving notes with ap.
proved endorsers negotiable at the Bank
OF Virginia land deed OF trust on the
properly to secure Repayment OF the notes.
Still & Brooke, Auct'rs.
Richmond, 22d March, 1910. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30

= : meeting Of the iissclors of the Rich
- Irond T'urapiks Company, OF the oth March,
Resolved, That the shares OF sill delinquent
holders Of shs.eg in the said company. be- sold
at the Washington Taveyn, in Richmond, on
Sasurdsy sae fourteenth day OK smeeth, at
~ O'Clock,
Resolved, That call Of two dollars ,hd CITY
Cents on each share IN the said ce&pany be
mase, and tina the same be paid 10 liz rrsssu.
rer on or before t1e fourteenth day of next
month.
Teste,
N. SHEPPARD Clerk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
NOTICE.

NECESSITY con- els me to make fur.
~ Their application to all those who are
indebted % the trustees of the Richmond A.
sadeny, by safes of lottery tickets OF the
Hrst and second class aud voluntary sub.
scriptions, and all such are hereby reques.
ted TO make payment 10 the subscriber 10
enable the building committee to pay all ar
re2rs for work done, aud to procure
materials this winter in order tozRroGeed
with the work next spring, it heit2toathe
rduca'ion oforr rising progeny, wh'dh ANA
mentsand attaches them to republican priu-
s'pies and gives spring TO liberty and in.
dependence. have undertaken the co,ec-
ton by agree ment with Joan Brnckenbroueh
and William w. Iening. ESgrs. the ether
members of the committee appointed ny
board Of trustees. As the building Of The
Academy has progressed considerably,
satter myself there wilt be but it'll: trou-
be! in 90 aiming the money for the purpose
sf carrying into effect so iaudabie an insti-
tu.ion.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbenher 9Th, 1899 IF
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FURS for Sale.

a LARGE parcel Of valuable FURS.
IA collected Al the United States FaetoS
ries On the Missouri and Upper MississiD-
ri, will be offered IT public auciiop. in lots.
at the stores of the Superintendent Of In
dian Trade in Georgetown, on Mb1Say th e
18th OF s.prIi next. al IL o'clckkAamone
these are about $500 pounds OF Yesver, q
considerable quantity OF Racoon, Muskrats
and small furs lat same time will be sold
a parcel OF Indian dressed Deer Skins.
Approved notes at nnety days VIII be
received in pas ment for all sums exceed
ing one hundred dollars.
John MASON, Sup lad Trade.
March 10, 1910. IDS
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Lands for Sale,

RY the Subscriber; That vslusbIe and well
- known, Plantation, Temple,oa, containing
S5s "a acres, the properly OF the late Charles
F. Nash decd. also 500 acres of most excellent
LAND joining the above also $40 acsas. the
land whsreon the subscriber lives,6f. Ne e
Lands should NOT be sold a, private JhlGfe Abre
the third Monday in August next wilde Jld
p ublicly on thsi day at Prince IwAL/tourt
house, beingicourt day.--Tsrms, oikthirdIeash,
the balance equally divided m two, s1ree or
four annual payments, so as to suit purcAasers--
an undoubsd tlle viii be given. If tho Lands
saouid not he sod by or on that day, they viii
be rented TOR one year.
Abner Nash.
Prince Edward, March 10, 1910.
wstp.
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Potonack Company.

NOTICE is hereby given thrl q special r1eeG-
- ing of the stockholders wiil he held a. che
Union Tavern in Georgetown, on Tuefay rho
1ota day OF April next, on business dftEnpoy'
lance TO the company.
BY order If ihe Presiden, and Directors.
JOsEpH CARLETON. Treasuyer.
CscTgetown, March 9th, 1910. t1OA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
= "a Couneil, AfareA rs, 1a1s.

Notice j!
IN pursuance of an act of the General Assem-.
Ably passed at che last ses sion, notice ishereby
given, that sale of the public propose at the
Point OF Fork, will take place on fti<sday the
25,n day of May newt, on the PRENTICE, on a
credit of twelve months. Bond and security 70
D. approved by the Executive, will be required.
For information respecting the property en-
qH're ofDoctor John Wills, Of Fluvanna coun
ty.
Samuel Coleman, A. c. c.
Sw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30

TO RENT,
nm Shockoe HiH, a GOOD TWO STONY
~ DWELLING HOUSE. with Krcten,
smoke Heuss, stable, Carriags and Gov House
-alio Of which are 10 good repair there il also
on the premises a snaii house, ca culNcd 70,
lawyers o. shedG's Office. In the yaA a never
is well enclosed, and a0ounds with N-kDberyies.
English raspberies, and a variety of fruit tie es
The stable lot is also well enclosed. POssession
viii be given Immediately. For terms apply 10
Cenera Preston at his ONCE, or 70 the subscribsy
JOHN Sc, JOHN.
March 18th. 1910. a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
MR. SAMUEL OWEN.
In Richmond Hastings Court, June IAN,
1909

In Richmond Hastings Court, June IAN,
1909.
elizabeth T. Younghrsband and SAL
muel p. Parsons, administrative and
administrator with the will annexed
OF Pleasant Ycunshasband, deceas.
ed-[Ralston and Pleasants-Picket, =
Pollard * Observation-Disclosures Tay- -
Tor and James Brown, late mcr.. u
chants ana partners under the firm | >
OF Tayler-& circumstances Brown, <
jrp. and William Norvell, survi- g
wing partner of the late commer
cial house of NOrvell, WHAT and :
Bullock, Ptf.
AGAINST
Moses Davis. Pvosser and Moncure
and George WIN. Smith. deft..
This cause tais day came on 20 be
heard on the bill, answer, sundry exA
hibits fled and argued by counsel, On con.
sGeration whereof, the court being Of cpl.
Mon that the land conveyed by the said
Moses Davis and wife to the defendan.
Gorge William Smith, Was intended TO Sc.
cure the payment of the notes in the pcs.
ses,ion of the plaintiffs, Pickett, Pollard
and Johnston, and Ralston and Peasants,
on which suits have not besn brought
And also of the Judgments obtained on
of the other plaintiffs, namely Taylor and
Brown, James Brown jun. and the survi.
wing partner of the house of Norreli, Wiz
att and Bullock, as well rs those taken up
by Pleasant Younghusband, deceased, ia
his lifetime, do decree and order, thar
George WEmith do prsceed to make sale
of the lot of iAgd in ting bill mentioned 70
this highest biSier, %pou credit until
the repeal OF expiration of the act con-.
corning executiSn And fer other purposes,
passed the 51st efE January 1879, taking
bond with two gocd ssurities forEle pay
ment of the pgfchasc Eoney, sh freturn
bonds by him aken tok oprt to- 9bids it,
future erdeIghs giving No wesA notIee
IN some nsFspapers publi$&d IN tbs city
of Richmono of the tird and place OF
sale, and RETURNING repoN how he has
executed this order.
Ga Copy
M. HOyAPn CT
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City Election.

ITO THE FREEHOLDERS AND
A HOUSE KEEPERS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, authorised
to vote for common council. msn, IT AXE. notice.
that the election will take place on Wednesday
The fourth day of April ncxt, the poll yfl/be O..
pened at 10 O'Clock at the following rfs7es in
jeasrson.ward, at the Court. House, IN Madison.
wa,d. at the Eagle. Tavern, in Monroe ward, at
Mr. Thomas Whites new Brick. 1ouse.
JOHN Il. PRICE,
Sergeant of the city of Richmond
March 10. ept1stW A =
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Home ManMfacfN1A
1hsrfy L0ts,

REMAINING yet unsold in the plan Of
PORT MAYO near Rockets, will. with a
tew reservations. be exposed cpu5lic auc-
ton on the premises, on "Wednesday, bth
OF April, ct % o'clock, for notes with sp-
proved endorsers negotiable and peFabe
II the Bank o! Virginia, one half sG<<pely,
the other lSo days inter- date.
Seine OF those are water lots and3<ik ad-
vapisges of tbe whole will be best ascer..
tsired by view of them, lying contign-
Gus 10 the boldesL aayigable water. A plan
OF this property is annexed TO Young's Map
Of the CITY OF Richmond and another will
be left with the Inspectors At Pewhaten
Warehouse for information OF any who
may wish it.
William Mayo.
Pa,vhatsn, March LIST, 1910. tbs
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AZ: c. HOWARD, C!k


y SURSUANF to the above decree, the
4 land therein mentioned, which is ST.
tUated il the county oil Htenrieo, coniigu
Gus 20 ihe city of Richmond, being In.
same lot or parcel of land which vas con.
sey ed by Richard Adams and Elizabeth
his wife, TO Moses Davis, by deed dated
Sd cay of Marsh 1907, and bounded as
fellows, 20 wit, beginning and running on
the road OF Stree; leading from the mark
ct house IN the said city to blu Vars vii.
iage N. 4 i-2 w. chains and 80 liDks
10 a sueet 80 feet wide dividing SAID lot and
parcel OF land and the land formerly VII.
iian Cannon's now Joha DOyle's, s. bind.
ing on said street ~. 80, Il. 4 chains and
% links the stgeet--theace OIL the back
strees 5. = ~, w. 4. charms 80 Inks 10 a
corner stress 40 feet wide next toward sad
cry, and binding on said street D. SO w.
chains 80 links to The said road 20 ttls
egiunIng--wlth the bulldogs x improve
ments thereoh consisting OF large tram
ed house u-wIll be sold on the first OF next
700 Tn (April) If far, if not the mex, ia
Jay, S<io continue froui day to day till the
Wso!e IS sold. The whole land will b B.
divided into lots according 70 2 plan which
viii be exhibited on tic day Of sale, an
these lots will be sold sspata ely. The
sale Will comm. nee a, 4 o'clock in the c.
veblDg.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
March 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30

Dy Virtue Of two a.c-ee- Of the sn
ID perior couf, of chapcer, Tor he Rich
mond dis,rict. in the cases of Jordan and
Mar hail aud Taylor, guardians OF ;he Or
phans of VIM. D nl,idge dec. agains,
the heirs and administra or Of William
.Pfice dee
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
FIF fY DOLL tRS REWARD
Ran away fpm the subscriber
GA the night of the first OF
April last,
Two Negro Men.

One by the name of Dick. well know, in Rich.
mond by the name oe Dick Colley, purchased
him ct Mr.. John Taylor { y ass rou,,er} of
Richmond he had on when Re EFF me home.
span csoaihins, bur no dou5, viii change ,h.r,
ne IS all ut forty Yeas old. has lost the great.
er part of his teeth, is a lite grey ha, wifi.
as have bean told, at a. Mrs. Eswi,',. abou,
two miles below r chmond. where l expcc, ne
generally is lurking abant he has also ro.a m Il
he had some acqudasances in King WilhiauE
county, where he may go occasionally has 9.
brother called John coiiey b=loisms to Mr..
Foster, Who owns the Rope WAX.
The other is by the nlne of Jacob, about
twenty Eve years Old Z, he mas iosr three teeth out
OF his upper jaw before, which can .es him 60
speak title thick-he has rather down look
when spoken to, and speaks quick and loud he
had the same kind OF coathing. purchased Ia.
cob from Mr Cameron OF Northumberland
county, is the year 1902 or'f303. will give
the above reward, if the above negroes shall b.
:ecurea in any jar SO that get them, or 8 IS
for eithsr forwarn all Masters of Vessels or
others from carrying SAID negroes cut of the
state orharborinS them in any way Whatever.
James Yancey.
N . IF the above negroes should be appre.
hended it is requested thas a-Is,ssa,ss2uld be
forwarded 70 Caiwel c,siFt So,ipa,.
= =
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Tan-Yard.

To Let or Lease Of from Eve to
twelve Years,
THAT Valuable Tan Yard, with its appur.
tensnces belonging TO the Estate OF the late
Mr. Jacob DockIus, situated on the Main
Stree; Of this City, between the Capitol and
the BASIN. Tbs valuable property consists
OF aha'i Hcre corner Lot, haying thereon an
extensive lanyard, a iaG0sa Bark
House, ywo Bark Nils, Beam IEbdsgf CSr.
rying SHOP, Leather Cellar An6SDryipg
Lofts, With every necessary Convenience for
having trom to 9 thousand Hides ran'd
per trar-saiso a good Dwelling House.
Kifch ~, Cellar. Stable aud Garden The
Ecu4s aud Garden have ioteiy seen repair
ed, ara he Tan.Yard will be fully repair.
"a 'bGrtiy efer beiag let. For terms
srr'y % the Executors, who once more So.
IcD those indebted 90 said estate to make
geYmsntY before the thirty first of May
sne&t 10 longer Indulgence will be given.
j.. Iate
Hichraord. Feb. 20, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-30
Will be Sold,

At public Auct,on, on the premises, on
MONDAY the 9th day of April next. the
following property, to wit: HOUSE s.
PARt OF LOT, on the main street in
the city of Richmond. on Shockoe Hill,
adjoining Brick House gingSk Tho.
mas White, called the Blue Houz sub.
)ect to the eventual claim OF dovstof the
wife OF John Britain -and four unimproved
hall acre LOIS in the same city, late the
property of the said William Price. dec,
on acredit of two years with interest from
the date.
The purchaser giving Bond with ap.
proved security. payable 20 the respective
piaiDliifs and the title to be retained until
the payments are made.
John Prosser, 2Com-
William Moncure, { MRS.
Richmond, March 81, 1910.