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] ,;.s sosofisz-the btig ,Ae red, and ,hs ship
the blue Gag. The English on: coming ug
with the Frenchman bore away on hir1' anu
At commenced a very severe and close
Engagement. Thetwo ships were cngaged
am hour before the brig could be brought
INTO action. The Frenchman succeeded IN
disabling the British ship, having shot away
all her head stays, her haulyards and sheets.
The sails were much damaged, being some
fine, before, at other tim:s in the wind
steering her byAhe sails. At one time we
could no, discern any coiors on board the
-Frenchnan at which period she did not
fire a gun. On. the smoke clearing away,
discovered the English ship with her mizen
ton. sail to the mast dropping astern OF the
frrnctnnan, who then boarded hrs main
tack, hoisted his flying jlb, colors flying,
cons iderably ahead ofthe English ship, and
wore round on the other tack, steering be.
fore the wind, until having got out OF reach
of the English ship, who continued hr'ns'
standing on the other tack in the above DIS
ablcd state; but either could nut, or did
not attempt to pursue her. xr,
CATER having got out ofgun shot o. the
ship, the Frenchman hauled his WIND 'or
the passage, the island of .Navassa being IN
sight, bearing w. N. Of us, the Frenchman
being distant from Us about 8 miles. Inc
brig continued the engagement alone Tor
halt an hour. had her colors shot away
hoistsd o,hers to the mainmast cross trees
and continued fighting under them, but was
finally obliged to give oyer~she engagement
and wore round on the other tack. In
crossing each other neither the Englishmsn
nor Frsnclmau fired but seemed to- have
parted by mutual consent. We were not
moles,ed by either. The Frsnchman
made the best Of his way though the pas
sage. AT sunset saw the English ship with
ali her sails down, on the opposite tack, APP
peared TO be re6tiug. The brig on getting
some distance from The Frenchmsu hauled
up his sails. The Frenchn,ah did NOT ap-
pear to be much damaged either in her sails
or rigging, but mus have been muSh inIu'-
ed in her hull, rs the Enslishman Fred We
~ low and VI as in close action for an hour
within musket shot OF eachother. At day
light could see. nothing o. either Eneis
or French vessels.
FEB. II, lat. IS. AZ, Jamaica bearing
from E::..S: f.. to S. w. and w. fresh
breezes and dear weather, saw three large
ships>standng towards us, which proved to
be two English ships of war in chase OF the
same Gigatc, mentioned above, the English
ship nearest TO US hcisted her colors, and on
our hois,ingSours, she hauled them Gown
again, and did not alter her comsc, but con.
,inued the chase the other ship was 4 long
way to windward Of the Frenchman, and a
very large vessel. AS they were standing
in for The land, the Frenchman would be ..
bliged to tack, consequently would ba cut
off by the vessel to windwa,d, and brought
to engagement, before night. A, 4,;p. NJ.
los, sight of them, sill standing in shore
when las, seen. Fresh brrezcs, We going
at the rate of knots per hour to the west;
the above named vessels STEERING about s.
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Fro,s. the Nrw 1ark EDnniag Post.

The Hundred Thossatd eonscfipts.--
viii the people the United States believe
III the INDUSTRIOUS doctrine ct the power of
Conrress 10 legislate for forsigu territory,
ssiab "a 70 can forth the militia for executing
a.Dlsn of Foreign conquest $, 80 80. y .s 4,
De the true ,;;n,eresss of she people re-
on;re = conseriptien cfss hundred thousand
sSntsfys men who Inay Dc ordered ousof
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THE FOLLOWING OBSERVATIONS
Were made by MIR. RANDOLPH, on sa'
turtlay last, Introductory to his resotu'
ton for repeating the nou'inteseourse
law: :
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Public Sale.
co6t

THE. subscriber, by virtue of deed of
trus, to him from Mr.. William Kodyson, dat
ed on the 10th day of November, in the year
1908, for tho purpose Of indemnifying Mr..
John Hopkins--will, on the first day OF Fe-
kuary next, at the hour of twelve o'clock OF
that day. if fair; II not, on the next fair dav
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
court house in Alexandria, at public suc
ton, to the highest bidder, for ready money
three thousand acres OF LAND, situate on
the left fork of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, ut the time Of the grants for the
same, in the county of Monongalia, in the
4 ate Of Virginia. .. ...
The above tracts OF land were granted by
the state OF Virginia, to John Allison BY three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the first
day of October, i7s4, which land has beea
since duly conveyed TO the said William,
Hodgssn by deed dated ID of August, 1870
Edmund ]. Lee, 7,gaee.
Nov. ~. r"@ cots
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: LEWIS PILES

Respectfully informs the pualc that he has
commenced the BLACKSMITH'S BUSl-
NESS on his own account, on Washington
st, eet, opposite the Methodist meeting
house, wkere lie is prepared and will be nap
D. to execute the order. of such as may fl
yor him with their custom ia the best man
ner and on tho cheapest terms.
John Errenihaw.
carries on At the same place the WHEEL
RIGHT BUSINESS i'll the best manner
he has on hand a quantity Of seasoned timber
and i, prepared to execute orders with faith
Frlsness AID promp,i:ude.
Januar+ s. co6t
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber If Alexandria county,
in the district OF Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Cont Of said couniy1letters tes-
tamentary on the estate Of ~ m. F,tzhugh,
Esquire, OF Chatham, late of the county q.
ioressid, deceased: all p-rsons having claims
sgai's. the said deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers there-
of 20 Alexander Moore, Register Of Wills Of
AIexantir.a, On or before the Esd day of June
next. or they may by law be excluded fpus
all benefit Of said estate. And those indebt-
Ell thereto are requested to msks Immediate
payment Given under; my hand this Esd
day Of December, 1909. .ss ~.
Robert Randolph.
Executor efWm. Etzhnsh, sfChStaae.
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To the Public.

In consequence ct taking severe cold IN
May. 1908. I 1vus seized with violent PAIN
in my SIDE, attended with a distressing
cough, which, although IhGd the aduice
and prescriptions ofa respectable physician
lasted me four rveeks, witho,f any aleuia
,;on. I.ien atpked to DIR. George Rogers.
uhs administered his Vegetable PoAm0n'c
> Detergent, (Which gave ne immediate re-.
lief; and in ten days Izuas enfirty freed
from the pain in my side and cough. :,
Charles Chapman.
Northampton. March, 1909.
rIELI5AH NORTON jun, If Vest
anb,on, in, Massachusetts, do certify. that
in the last gear Isvas attended uvi.h a great
dsb!Ity, rDeakness Of the lungs. distressed
for breath, and vio!tu. cough, asseaSsd
with a yisver tara number Of months; about
the 18Th Of AugxstI began he use ofDr.
George Rese,s's Vegetable Pul1onic Detur.
gent. i Kept IN tae use Of it about three
months. Immediately after taking this me-.
dicine my coueh ebatsa, and could breathe
with mare .freedem. ! svoula recommend
the medicine from my cum experience. to
those wAo are troubled with cough, and
disorders ofthe Asaes and breast and con
sumpsipe complaints, and do beiisve it to BE-
. valuable ind useful medicine
Elijah Norton. jun.
Westambton, FEB. 81. 1909.
U 70, sale BY X. GRdT BOOKSELLER,
King street, cgent for the proprietor.
October 81 lulv6m
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MATHEMATICIAN, A4a... Zee. lsos.

= t-LgN -
NorAamhson, A4sss. Fec. 1909: !,
,..,,,.. Heaton, aiso hereby certify, that
3, .rs .s,l ~ ne ear 1903, was seized with
:, :. ssysre .cold attended by an obstinate. and
cough IT., The ' %x .ss
and frequently splitting OF blood, IN snort, a., al
the horrid symptoms OF a sonsuml, 'a were ,.
rapidly assailing me. In .hissl.aat.on was. was
recommended TO Or. George Rogers, WHO
rendered me immediate relieiby administer
ing his Vegetable Detergent. have co"'i-
pusa the use Of it ever since: and tor three
months past, though not completely restored
to health, have been able constantly to attend
to my business-and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing tun'
der Cody to this valuable medicine.
.... James Heaton.
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STRONG BEER FOR SALE

A;fsw barrels of the hrs,quality, mate by
J. Leonard, Baltimore, Of which shall have
areguiar supply during the season, price six
dollars, barrels rctuInaole. &',.1e.i<- 49,.
~ JEROME PLUMMER. i.
January 3. 2awG
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Orphans Court,

, ALexandria Comfy, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that the executor ct VIM Fitz-
hugh OF Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advcrtisemept, three times aweek for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste, g.s.. &cNs J.
Alex. Moore, Reglfter.
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RI st 5000 BLANKS drawn 90 DC ehiIiel @i h
Ten Dollar prize each.
~ The drawing will commence in IL Z
City Of New York on the third Tuesday n |!
April next, and will continue 10 draw COY
Tickets ,acn day Except the last day, wl"a
there will re,n.ia Sou to b. drawT) uMa
finished. .. ...-
Tlcxsrs for sale by R. GRAY, rooks'!-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick.
cts sold by him may I've examined, and intO.
nation obtained lespec,ing tie Lottery dur
Ing the drawing, free Of cxpence Prizes 10
the Baltimore College Eottory WILDE taksa
at their full value for Tickets IN this l.oitrr,
and the difference paid in cash Casht~
also be advanced for5prizes as soon - draw
at moderate discount ~ \ roo ~ E<'i
Present price ofticke,s eight dollars.
January IL sts
Shauid the first number, on the 18th dsJ
Of drawing, be either OF the numbers iiom
to $50, inclusive, then. in that Case. the neI
drawn number mot one OF THOSE nurnteHl
shall draw, and be emitted TO the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may BE- drawn
to them previous to the 18th day Of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets fur ,Ls
10th, Goth, and aoth days Of drawing; 50
that perscn with one ticker may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question-lHow? An.
swer--Suppose No. ll,l75, IS the properly
: Of II, the first drawn nSn,bor on the i5,hdg
of drawing, which vii en,itIe II to the num-
bers from to $50; and the FIRST drawn mum
Der on the Goth day Of drawing, may he No
IT'S, which will critic him to the numbers
from Isl to 500 The fnt drawn numher
an the s5th day, MAY bs No. SIS, which will
cntiue him to the numbers from 22,o0l TO
22sa5o, inclusive and the FIRST drawn NUM-
Der, OH the soth day Of drawing, may be o.s
Of tie $50 tickets already drawn, which vii
en,i,le him to tho numbers from 2725o 70
22,5 oo--Yrs, sir, AMI the Thousand :icke
may draw One Hundred 1,honsand Dollars!
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TO THE PUBLIC
iWao are aSee.ea ,yifh cosgha, Coias, 'Ass"s''
and cbsssaqsfions.

1rSHERE. is perhaps no medical OSserva-
ton better established, none more ge-
orally confirmed by the experience OF tns
hest physicians of all ages and Countries, ana
none Of morc importance 10 the pfacut.oa'y,.
than the fact that many Of the most difacals
and ihcurable complaints originate IN mcgee
ed COLDS. In a climate as variable ~ ours
where the changes 81 the weather are IT'S
euentiy sudden and unexpected, Ut requ..ss
,nlore care and attention t0guard against TINS
subtle and dangerous enemy Ofhfe, than most
peaple imagine, or are willing to bestow.-
hence the vast number OF patients affiicteo
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and consunhP'
lions, The many cases Of the kind whicn
fell under my observation, the disappointment
] experienced In practice, from remsa!e'
highly recommended, and my own Pfe-ols.
position to puimonic complaints, were s,'o"e
inducements for me soaconsider whether
compound, consisting Of mildvcgetsbic SUD
stances could not be invented, more ne
the well founded objections OF pracuuo":'
anil bet,er calculated to avert TUG 'i''es'e""
destruction Of the lungs.
: 4 have the satisfaction to oher 10 TIC Pu"
l,e such a remedy. under the name OF inc
VEGETABLE PULMONN DE En-
GENT, wen adapted to Observation-Disclosures
and b,s,its, and to. declare with the fullest
confidence that found this composition Tar
Isrnerior to others intended to answer the
same purpose. am perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to comsat
the effects of suppressed perspiration and Do
not neglect the use of the lancet and other
excavations, whenever they arc lndicate!''
will, place this medicine on theslist OF their
most fayorite remedies; as it can in no case
40 harm. I will abide by this motto: ..
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This raosto may be deemed ostentatious by
some and amounting to apositiveness that
the medicine will invariably efiee. cure III
any stsge Aof disease like a miracle the
proprietor is far from believing that this me,
tIi,ins will render mankind hnmsrtaL; but ne
is fully sensible if taken seasonabiy, and &C.
corlins to,the directions, 1t will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasonas!y, 1t will most
sensibly alleviate distress and prolenS HE
and having no esire TO profit by the conl,-
.lenee OF the sick and afflicted, induces me 10
make the above overture. Should the contra
nv appear In any instance, as in some 1t pos
s;bIy may, The money for the nc,iieine Will
DE cheerfnl:y refunded by the person VINO
'A-' 49, - GEORGE ROGERS.
N. 3, The above named medicine Is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President ofthe United States, and pre-
pared >, his Dispsusary in Northampton
coanty Of Hampshire and state OF Masseehu-
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To the Public.

The great benefit which have experience
I'D from Rogers's Vegetable, sc. and tirm
persuasion that it may afford relief to Others
induces me to make every laudable excrtion
for Its distribution.
For Eve years preceding the last OF Dec:
1907, in consequence Of taking violent cold
had been afflicted with the asthma, disor-
!. der which conceived TO be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
.ua.red frorA it. The disorder increasing
;,pid,y unon me, in the spring of 1907, l
-eousuited DR. c. /. Sesger, but tie urgency
of MS business prevented him from attending
ut that time, particula iy to my case. M J 6u'
siness made it necessary sorrne to leave home
, and DO absent the greater part OF summer,
winch deprived me Of the able professional
assistance of DR.. Seeger. In September last,
a severe cold brought on violent cough and
tae disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former period-I
was extremely drbiGtGted, enaGciated and ces
yfned. 81 ch was the irritability ofmy lungs
/ Was obliged to use the greatest cautionin the
act of resp,iaton. After q free use ofRo-
pers's Vegetable, &c. for about two months
was perfectly relieved Of the dreadful cough
which had 50 long afflicted me, and complete
Nv cured OF every symptom eff the asthma-
Ia short, blessed be God, have continued in
soand health ever since. As these facts may
be.iuportant to those unfortunate individuals
Who are suffering from the same diserder, I
Nave been thus particulars in their detail
Ana i do not hesitate to declare my solemn
spry;ction, both from nay own experience and
ohserying It's effects on others, that Or. Re-
ssars,s ". p. d. Is an easy, safe and e4fectual
ssnsdy for coughs and asthmas, and is tho
,.reatess antidote TO all .pulmonic complaints
ssst the world has ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewiter.
Asrfhsshtos, Jsaxsry, 1909.
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GEORGE ROGERS.

N. 3, The above named medicine Is Sc
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
the President Of the United States, and pre-
uared az his Dispeusary in Northampton
coanty Of Hampshire and state OF Masseehu-
scttS. = = -s'N
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resolved on ny lsf side about 2 soitnigns
bstots b. his sonsensI tried Rogers la =.
.sonic Deterg snt Il was very Nesk ana ie |,
.ns s6ot b,,, half the quantity prescrabed bf
Liza Al, sctions. In three days ! was much re-
.a.yes. and in eight days quite cured OF 'the
Moses Parsons. i'm.
Northampton, February, iaos.
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1924 Prizes,
a4,o7e Blanks,
$4,000 Tickets, At 7 dollars, il

Less than 2 ia blanks to prize subt,I
to deduction Of IS per cent Prizes p.y..
BILE so days alter the conclusion of the dr.s.
ing.
or THE AMHxxED PRizEs.
lst drawn No. 10th Gay Of drawing, er.iuei
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Jacob w. Brewiter.
.asrsbsnatos, Jsaxsrs, 1909. !.

THIS may certify, that shout the Arst OF
,1rtober last, Twas attacked with . violent
,~o;ssh. which proceeded. % was the opinion
q nv physician, who b man well approved
4 n ns prsscssioD, ireu q. bruiss which /
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
u Q M T. S rIC.
From fhe Democratic Press.
Decisive evidence o: the progress of the
Woolen Manufacture oftae u. States.
COMMUNICATED.

About six years ogo person fr,m En-.
rope, was in the State OF Vermont, who
possessed the know edge O. constructing
machinery to card wDoi by h aud. Horses,
foxeni steam or water. some perso,s or
that state became acquainted VITA pim,
aud among them was ssir Joan Be.nis, c ,r,i-.
ing machine IN ker, nov ofthe Borou - OF
Wilmington on Delaware, twenty <)gi,c
mdes from Philadelphia, on the o5a;aerh
post road. TaIs acIivs and useful CITIZEN,
within the term OF SIX years, has made and
Sold ninety seven OF these Cardlnr IN i,
cnines, mostly single, and few douole. -
His associates, in the enterprise, who. com
msacsd separate tours, nave made several
hunired; So That it is now understood, that
the whole num3er of double and single
WOOL carding machines made in the United
states Dy Jonn IN S, and his associates,
exceed tour hundred. The power reqairea
J - mcve one OF these machines is saiu to be
o1iy one httn OF that, whIci wul move OH.
jcommon snill stone. Cardins by hand. is
perhaps. the most severe OF the hou ,enold
einpioymen.s o. wonen. Wool prepared
oy ths.e machines is peculiarly fl Tor tne
manufacture OF hats. Inc wool cardinc-
u On mes are used IN some Places 90 cara
cotton. The quantity OF Wool, wnicn a
snole cardins macnlne will preparS in one
We 4, is nine na"dreti 7ouHls. ine ma.
Cn i.es MATE BY Ma. BSnis aad ms ass,
Gates, have been prime plliy tor Name,
| virginia, ma the county aud states be-.
tween them. Mo useiu. CHI. Zen Is of very
good Character, and rea,i;s esteemed IA
! %i!m :s. on wuere Nc no~ resides. rnis
note is voluntary acs oi justice towards;
man, rem one VINO wa, reCvnty a,sLranaei.
! To hil-, and is written at.sr eX4nlaat.o, &
reflection.
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THE SUBSCRIBER gives Notice. that
with view 20 tue education If his own
Children, he Undetermined t. remove his
family to the City Of RicRm .,d--He S
rented the House at present occupied BY
the Chancellor, and proposes taking 10 or
u yoGug boys or girls into his family as
boaTdcrs.
lie pledges himself that the most rigid
attention snail be pad % the Igorf.s and
general welfare OF such as nay be con.
mtted to his care.==rhe STU Goh he has
chosen is high end healthy, aud sufficient.
ly convenien, 70 the Academy. lie expects
10 be in readiness to receive borders hy
the 10Th Of Jsuuary in the mean time any
COMMUNICATIONS on this subject may be- ad.
dressed 30 nim IT Colombia.
His price for board Stopper annum 1;
one third to be paid Ia advance, one third
in si2 monks, aud the balance at tue end
Of the year, each boarder finding has
bed.
RO. QUARLES
December, 10.
Zoo. ~
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NJ OTlCE.-Was taken out Of the possessi :
IN on of Bash, a RUNWAY slave, the property
oe Mrs. Ann 4. Dujley OF K'ng William
county on the 23l inst a bright sORREL
MARE, with a switch 'ail, about four feet six
inches high, has star on the ia. ehesd, and Is
N very low o.der- The said Bah says that the
mare w=s gwen him for services by some per.
sen 10 iha county of Halifax q think state o.
North Carolina, from wheace he bought her.
Those concerned viii take no.,ce, Ia. uRlesS
the property be claimed on or belize the 18Th
Gay of January next. ,ha, the mare viii b. sold.
for ready money, on shat dsy AZ public auction,
on the market sluSre in This city, and the pro-
eeeds Of SALE applied towards the expenses iu-
cured, and the surplus money, if any, he'd cub
ject to The owner o. owners if applied Tor wi,ii
N three months from the date hereof, up;n "a
iisfactory proof of owncs:h:o
Il. S. SHORE,
Master CT Police.
City Of pichmoni, Dec 90 1909. IDS
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FROM THE SUFFOLK GAZETTE.
Sac HARBoR, Dec. 1e.

We are much gFaltltd al ss.ns user.
tlon 20 sne ioi.o~"s communic 4tioa iron.
Gen. Dering /. 0e'"iopss ,ae resources
or our counety, and aemonstra.es the very
great prof- IN manufacturing elo,ns tron
ilde WOO. Gen. DeIn6 FIRST ,ntroduc Il
the Mermo oreed OF sneep ihto Sufolk coun-
~, wnicn axe no" rapidiy spreading.
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Boots and Shoes.

cair tops, back straps, 50
Ditto plain 8
Suwarrows,
Half Boots, s
Mems calf skin shoes lined s. bound 1856 12s
Do. side leather, ESQ SIS.
Negro shoes (strong russet) geo u So
Womens leather shoes, thick coles, 7s6.
Do. do. thin, Go. z6s9
Do. do. siios,
Do. Morocco do. esq
DO do. ties, z SO
Girls leather shoes, 4s6 6s
Boys do. 4s5 IS
Any of the above articles made 10 order
left at the Peritentiary Store, second door
a5ove the Eagle Tavern. ID. ]. BURR.
Richmond March 90, 1909.
9th July, 1S09.==The- price of Wrought
Naiisis raised halt cent per pound, oy
order of the Executive.
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NOTICE.

NIECFSsI1Y comptls me TO make fur.
ther application e. all those VINO are
indebted 10 the trustees ofthe Richmond A.
Cldemy, by saies OF iot ely tickets of the
hrst and second class and voluntary snb.
fcripucns, and All such ave hereby feqHess
tod 10 meke payment o tie subscriber to
enable &C building committee 10 poyall ar
fesrseOr work done, sud TO procure
materials this winter IN order 20 proceed
wits TIE wofb neRt sprirg, 81 being fer the
edaca'iOn ofouf RISING progeny, Which orna
Inenfs and attaches then g. republican, rin.
cipias aud gives q sp0ug 20 liberty and lra
dependence. ! have under,akgn ule coffee
ton ~ agreemcntwit 5oar .achenbronsb
aud SVihiav w Heurr @1rs. lhe o her
membefs q the commi0,c appointed Nv
board NJ tiaitoas. - the building OF The
academy hes progressed Considerably,
apter myself there wia be bot little tfou-
be n ob ainins tbc money lof the purpose
o. carrying toto efiec so landabie az insti.
taio,i.
ROBERT MITCHELL
December 9Th, 1909. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
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SYLVESTER DARING.

IN account of the m4nufacture Of 81 ID, Of
Mierino Wool. sen- 81 sylvester DeY.ng.
10 John Scnuneld, 1903.
TO SO 2 ID. hall oiaoded Merino
Woo, at dot. per 10. dolls. SO so
$50 Z. 10. qr.do. a rs cts. % o.