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Mehhefd.

49, Z 81 !. = - ~ = -.
q join the ring, my girls and boys:
Thi. enchanting circle, this
Binds the social loves and Joys;
'Tis the fairy-ring of bliss.
Waaderer.
Is O We loves and joys! that sport
In the fairy ring of bliss,
Oft with me ye held your court;
i had once home like this
Bountiful my fermer LOT
As my native country's rails
The foundations fmy cot @
Were her everlasting hills.
But those streams no longer pour
Rich abundance round my lands;
And my fathers. cot no more
On my fathers mountain stands:
BY an hundred winters piled
When the Glacier'st dark with death,
Hang Ger precipices wild. =
Hang--snspended by abreath;
i a pulse but throb alarm,
Head.ong downthe steep they TALL;
For pulse will break the charm
Bounding, bursting, bury ing all.
Struck with horror stiff and pale,
When the chaos bre ks on high,
All that view it from the vale,
All that hear it coming, die:
In day and hour accurst,
Der the wretch'd land of TELL,
Thus tie Gallo ruin burst,
Thus the Gallo glacier fell ~
Shehherd
+" Hush that melancholy strain;
Wipe those unayailing tears :"
Uandersrs
+" Nay, permit me to complain,
lis the privilege of years
IT'S the privilege of woe.
Thus her anguish to impart;
And the tears that freely flow
Ease the agonizing heart"
SAehAerd.
I" Yet suspend thy grief awhile;
See the plcnteous table crown'd;
Andmy wife's endearing smile
Beams rosy welcome round.
Cheese from mountain diaries priest,
Wholesome herbs, nutritious roots,
Honey from the vile bees nest,
Cheering wine, and ripen'd fruits:
These, with Notwithstanding bread,
My paternal fields afford;
On such fare orr fathers fed
Hoary Pilgrim bless the board"
End cr the FIRST PART.
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in the sunset of'thy Gay
Wanderer.
&c In the sunset of my day,
Stranger, have lost my home:
Weary, wandering, old and grey,
Therefore, therefore do roam.
Here mine arms wife enfold,
Painting in the weak embrace
There my daughters charms behold,
Whitening in that widow'd face.
These her irfants-O their Size,
Worthy OF the race of ELL,
In the battles 6erccst fire,
IA his country's battlefield"
Shepherd:
Is Switzerland then gave thee birth!
E5anaerfr.
6 Aye, twas Switzerland Of yore;
But, degraded spot ofearth,
Thou art Switzerland no more.
Der thy mountains, sunk in blood,
Are the waves OF ruin hnrl'd;
Like the waters ola flood,
Rolling round buried world"
6astaerd.
Yet will time the dsluge stop;
Then may Switzerland be blest:
On ST. Gothard'st hoary top,
Shall the Ark of Freedom rest"
yTanderer.
aNo !--Irreparably lost,
On the Cay that made US slaves,
!. 1
{ Eounder'din the swallowing waves"
+Shetherd.
!" Welcome, Wanderer, as thou art,
All nv blessings tc partake
Yet thrice welcome to nv heart,
For thine injur'd country's sake.
On the western hills Sfar
Evening fingers with delight,
While she views her fayorite star,
Frightening, on the brow oflnight.
Here, tho lowly be nv lot,
Enter freely, freely share
All the comforts of my cot,
Humble shelter, homely fare.
Spouse, ] bring suffering guest,
With his family of grief;
Bid the weary pilgrims rest,
Yield, O yield them sweet relief.
S6eherd's Wife
&C will Weld them sweet relief;
Weary pilgrims! welcome here;
Welcome family of grisf:
Welcome to my warmest cheer"
JHanderer.
&C. 1.-THE prayers of broken hearts
Rise acceptable above,
Heaven shall take the wanderers part;
Heaven reward the strangers love-
ssSAekherd.
,es Haste, recruit the failing FIRE,
High the winter faggots raise
See the cracking flames aspire!
O how, cheerfully they blaze!
Mournersi now forget YOUR care,
And till supper,board be crown'd.
Closely draw your fire. side chairss
Form the dear domestic round.
Wo,tderer.
Hosti thy smiling daughters brings.
Bring those rosy lads of thine;
Let them mlngle in the ring,
With these poor lost bebes of mine"
II. Gothsrd Is the name of the high
rnonntsin in the canton of Uri, the birth pli
OF Swiss Independence.
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TINE
WANDERER OF SWITZERLAND.
By JAaEs MoNTcomERT.
PARTT.

Vanderey Of Szo;tze,lana andhis fam'ty,
consisting Of las VIE, his Daushter and a..
his gaung Children, smisrating from their
coantry in consequence Of its sue1aga''o''
BIZ the French, in 1898, arrive al tie cot
sage of a Shepherd, beyond the frontiers
,sehere they are Hospitality entertained.
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* Wandered whittier dost thou roam
Weary Wanderer, old and grey
Wherefore hast thou left ti.ine home,
In the sunse, of:thy day. :"
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Our readers are informed that !as
ceding remarks were written cursofl'M{ =,
tsrday morning before the National 80
gencer was received, containing WV
pers being part of the correspondent.
before the English house of lorcs W IL
misunderstanding tr0ite,o'ts s0r' '
versati on with Mr.. GaNatin. ,.,,
IL N. B. sGallatin publishes sIs
fence in the same paper, dated the ~
April las; and now wruug from a'r al
discovery that his treacherous cohV' ~
were found out. The prayer OF ~
per, !" Give US but light" has been = q
answered. Ofthe treachery OF 'o, :. NJ
postate Gallatin, We have now a"pb ip
evidence. fMr. Madison retam' IA
mother week in Office, why, it WIZ h
vcllous if not worse. Meanwhile ,,t1
public read and ponder well ,.ls.d ~
from Mr.. Erskine's despatch, da' IA
ington, Dec. 4, 1908. This man :"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11
Sales atsAuction.

WILL be s1ld, on Thursday the ooh inst, a,
he late dwelling house Of Maj Iaseph sco.r
decezscd. all his household and kItchea furnitu =
consisting Of excellent Beds and Ma,trassss. t.
bies, Chairs, Sophas. enc S'dsbo ard, one Chess
Of Draws one Liquor Case. one Desk and
Bookcase, complcat Get Of Knives ard For
enc silver Tea pot Table and Tea Spoons. z
sf --ALSO-
very valuable collection of books and mans-
AMONG WHICH Aas-y
Shakespesfs plays, como,ea,
Gibbons, Roman Empire d.
,auI SOL OF England do,
~ c,tkfs, and sundI = articles two tedi.
ous 1uwera;e4 The sale wi com men ce ar
ot'sciS:rtor al sums unler S so cash, g. for ali
over 81 dols. one ehund'ed and twenty days ere.
dit for approved endorsed heg,,iabe noes.
BAkfLETTf SILL. Auc,ionccr.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1910.
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proprietor of two rriils within. four
hundred yards of each otlier; TIA, he
applies one of them exclusively TO the
grinding of grist, and praying that the
other which is appropriated TO tho
purposes of a notwithstanding mill. NAV
bef E xemp,eti from the Operation Of
the is SO far as IL .cohpels him TO
grP3fmm9n customfhereat--
so William Robinson and Marv
has VINE, praying thft the take asses.
SEQ upon Certain ends in he couptv
OF Wood may beremitted in favor ,;e.
the petitioners and that a town "a
now laid out on said lands may be es.
tablished by the name of Par kt rsburp.
From j. Ward, PRAYING for leave 70
erect a bridge across Staunton river.
From the inhabitants of d arkesyille.
prayings Tor certain alteration in said
town
From sundry inhabitants of Ohio.
praying TOR change in the place Of
hoiding their courts-also from snndrv
other the inhabitants in opposition there.
From Amherst, on the subject cf
building toll bridgeas Lynchburg--
also from sundry lot holders in the
town OF Madison in opposition there
FsJasThcmasS Gs,foud. ..a,; ,, &.
inhbiiity tdprocurel subsistence n h;s
advapcea ale, in cosseouence Of
wound received at the battle Of Bran
'dySipe. ara prslyipg some assistance.
Also petitions from Roswell Chr.
ter & William Groxton, praying for a
divorce--which were rejected.
Mr.. Madison, from The committe.
OF Propositions and Grievances. mad
favorable report which was adopred
by the House, on sundry r-.;ticns
viz. from the inhabitants of E. f.;;.g
respecting the ferry at HAMPTON 81
From the lnhabi ants of Faoquisr, &c.
for the establishment of town 70 be
called Paris-From Charles Scott
respecting the erection OF a dam across
an arm OF Dan river, &c.
a committee was appointed to ex
am.ne the Ireasurer's accounts.
Leave was givento bring in the fol.
loving bills, viz. bills g To amend The
hrsFseetion of an act concerniop RE
town of Moore6ed."-To amen RI
actfnsitled an act TO amend the e,, ar
al lays concerning slsves"- " To
regulate the condhctof Sheriffs & At
tornies p certain cases"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11
To the Public.


H HIS is to warn all persons from purcEis- :.
= sing or taking an assignment Of three
ndsgiven by me TO certain John Cox of
fpwhatan County and State of Virginia.
the sac bonds are gwen for six hundred
and twsDty-six and half acres Of Land,
the frs. il for three hundred dollars. TO be
paid In Novemterf 1910, the other to be
paid IN horses, which is 476 dollars and a
half, and 20 epad in the suiumn 1911.
the other 40 ID dollars to be paid IN i,or-
ses In thefa'l of 1871, at each VALUATIONS,
none to be valued at less than fifty dollars
and in the value of which the said Cox
hath practised upon me most shameful
Jrsod, in consequence of which am deter-
mined not to pay the said bonds or any part
Of them unless am compelled by law so
to do.
GEORGE SMITH.
December 10, 1910. 3,p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11

The National Iu.s'Iissneer riysss ~.
the Proceedings of 10Th Houses of
Congress 20 Friday last inclusive
but as NO business Of importance was
transacted on those days, they are
postponed till our ncxt, to make room
Tor the Interesting documen s accom-.
Panylng the Presidents message, aud
the proceedings OF our state LegisIa.
tire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

7HiS Is TO warn all persons frsm ruschasing
4 or taking an assign nenl on ether OF two
bond, given by me to Jahn. CoxIof the county OF
Powhatan and state Of Virgins for netg tisreea
doilsrs each. one payable ~ me sp,ipx of 1911 z
the other payable in the autumn ef 1871. as.rT
ssid bonds we're given sos land purchased by re
OF sald Cox, in the sac Of which the sail Coz.
pTsazsd upon me shameful frsuJsr-I am
theveiefc determined NOT 20 pay any part of ssis
bonds pnless compelled by no Law
JAMES STANFORD.
No7eribsr 18Th, 1910. 30,
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Of discount and deposit may Be estab-
iished in tlie said town of Lynehbury,
which was referred TO the Comtaittce
OF Propositions and Grievances, to
which is referred other petitions Of a
similar nature.
n patition was presented and read
tRs0Johp Seabrook, OF the city of
cmondh praying the passage Of d
ia xdthofisihg an inspection of to-
baceo op6hs lands in the. said city:
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nNEScpc ~, n.,r.,,. - $500. -.
Nl ronr IS 49,. s" ny DIV
late 49,. ~ 49, e.eassS ''rho.,.a,
n. s,,,.,. sa.ss sp. &c ,hs s:s p,.tnss
pahs. 20 ~ c.s.-n 49, N'S1 .s.u
;rhon x na,.;a'cs 49, ~ .'.. .von
- y" On" "a 'uo, sea.or
~. -" nqe.s I.., M. 'osSe
~ ns .so Oh a,, r hssm ~ ~. sh hu. eeA,
3" .u UeswseA ~" ~. . u"I. =. .su
T.saI, 4 a ul sa ~. eS ssna ~. sur
& s ,9 r. a.:. C ,.es go ' s. y,
r. E..y o. o. w. ~
~. c...p,., ~ =, :. s,,,
Sns o.!n's ~ ns i:au as s w
.'sn'.. sCs a -
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Fsye Dollars He7uara.

cTRAYED or Stolen fiN4fhs SUBSCRIBER,
- about the last of last,n3 hth, or til firsi
of this, small BAY MARE, wi.hh s,ar
in her forehead; no othet Mark reSbllect.
ed. Whoever viii deliver hc sa;6 mare
q r,e,l living nearly spposi,& Mr. Epders
Tooacco Manafac,orB shall receive the
bove reward.
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which wGold have been payable to tina
officeron the fourth day of the pre-
sent month, may be paid TO the petit
oner--keferred 10 the committee q
claims.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-11

rcns of State and our ministers 20 Great
Britain and France the unpublished parts
cf which small be given in rs quick success
stoa as we can procure them.
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- TO RENT,

The Upper Apartments adjoiniug ny
Barx -5tor. Frey consist o. tour
rooms, with a fire place in each, and large
airy passages.-Also. attached 20 the pfs..,
misess are Kitchen and Cellar, land
within few feet OF The door. Is a fcsa,ain
Of sspd Spring Water from tho B,oody
Run, &c.
Samuel Pleasants, IT,
ocs,s. tn
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c.. z errsl q L. Aik1nson

~ Ill, continue their exertiops. the en-
N\su.rg year, in the EDUCATION Of
Youth, ct the same eligible pace adjoining
Soa;agats's, which they at present occupy
Their course of Education wiz embH pce
The several branches OF Eoglis& intiu ing
Moral and Natural PhilcsophyH Led c, BEL
'les-Lestres, Mathematics, & d He q the
Globes; Together with the Gf(ek, latin,
aud French languages.
Price Tor tHitioB, during the term 8 40
each, to be paid quarterly in advance.
They prop Sc to AVE an essaminakiops of
their students and Enpsis on Thursday the
'2cth inst. TO which, are respectfully iIsitedl
those. whose children are with them, and
others who feelinterested in the SUBJECT.
December IL, 1910. w3w q
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Flooring Plank Wanted
Err ASCIs sHoyELLER.
Wofice to L0Piracfor5.

= NE Subscriber ri hos TO con,rsrt f,ra Nrre
qdsn,iy of Flooiag plank delivered mes f,his
Cry, Eone need apr bus those who easfur
nish the very bsEsqasii y
Alexander Fulton.
Deesmbes 10, 1910. tf
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i5irgii1la Nrau9.


f1pdTDAY. DEC. II, 1910.
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J vir,Oe u a. cd Of 'T,us., f.cm AndreS Lew.

B. virtue or d. ed Of Trust, from andres Lew.
ID Ia, I The counsy Of Nfom9oDery, willie SoLD,
by the ,ubscriber. TO tie highest builder Toe |.
ready money, a, the Eagle Tzvern i'll the CITY
of Richmond, upon the lSsl, day Of December
ue&t, the following TRACTS of LAND,
with heir appa,,euar,ees, or SO mech thereof
as may be neees,s'y,o pay cen am oebts IN the
saio deed of Tr1st ihentionsd, hat is to say;
nNE tss0 situate in the county OF Mont.
~ gomcy, CONTAINING 800 ae,es, being that
TRACT on Which the said Andrew Lewis now
i've, one othsr traa.atjoint g the last inception.
cd on the north, containing M thousaok hcres
one O her ssa9 ad5 lning the in s6oned. be-
ing an ipclusiJe JurAey, .coniaini3 Seven thous-
and seven hyf fd \ ,es; one o<hef\ fa0 adjoin.
n'g the la.lkn7t ,io3 I'd at't west en- contain
ing four hp1brf 9s6 fourteen acre. !; one other
.saa GATED The cArsSur NEek. con,Aing thee
hundred and sixty six acres one other usa cali
IedSgyeNAs raa on Bo,irrs Creek adjoining
tue FIR. mentioned sa Of eight hundred acres,
and containing one huadftd and 6fsy ceres one
other TRAD also adjoining irss mentioned traa
called Prothncu' CardenJ containing one hundred
and twenty eight acsesJ one other tfaa adjoining
the last mentioned, containing one hundred and
thirty acres, one other adjoining the ifielu-
i've survey of seven thousand seven hundred q
cres above mentioned, containing eighty .ac.es-
onc other trad adjoining the same inclusive sur
tract lying Oh bolh sides Of Little River contain
ing one bundled and City acres. on 'whrch Is
,i'ua,e ReP<weli Forge-one other tract djoin-
'Hg thereto, confirming one hundred and forty q.
cres--one other tract adjoming the SAME, cal ed
the Saw.nill ,ract, containing four hundred and
thirty eight acres@sand one other tract adjoining
f,ne last mentioned usct containing one hundred
acres-which said several tracts OF land are ait.
aatc in the county Of Montgomery.
EDWARD JOHNSTON.
Surviving trustee.
~. D. The above mentioned property is ntu
ate ON and about what is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN. and considered very
va .aabie estate. particularly for grazing. Any
one Wishing TO, more par cular inie nation may
apply TO Charles Johnson, residing in Campbell
county, near Lynchburg, or TO Robert Pollard
George Pickett, OF Callegc, Richard & Co. in
The ci:y cf hicAlaond.
/ November 10;h, 1870. tds
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ME-skS. Joel Bennett aud randy Bow
JV1 cock, assigGees of Richard Barbour,
.late bankrupt, now deceased, Thanias
barbour father and heir of the said Richard
Robert King. Charles Croughtcn. John
Thomas, and William Davidson, Executor
OF James Short, decessrd. Take notice
that on the FIRST lMondaJin January mex,
in ,heye lSN beAHesn \he hour of ten
in the morning ad9 4n seq of the same,
I shall proceed Gal ,hd deposition OF
Mr. d bury Carr anyo.her4 at ,,te tavern
Of rripietdT. Estes IN C{arlottsville. IN
the county d Albe6aaE2e, 2be read as evil
dence in my \pit row defshding IN the SUI
perior CourtNf Chap&Ery for the Rich.
you are the defendants. And on the second
Monduy in Jan. next, ISM shail psoceed
totase the deposition OF Mr. Abner New.Dsn
and others between the hour Of eight ia the
morning and sun Sc. Of the same, ut Neck
len5urg Courthouse, aud fore the door
thercof. and Tor the above mentioned par-
pose. And On the fouth Monday in jsnu :
~ next, 1871 and between the hour OF
In the morning aRdessup set of the SANG,
and at the dwelling, hoISe OF Spctswood
Garland in the cqdntA OF Nelson, shall
proceed 10 take ,ie sSA GARLAND aud O.
theirs depositlons and fpr the above pur-
pose. And on the SatuF Jay Succeeding the
fourth Monday in puaW ISL, at Will
am Ks.ndon's tavern, in ,aStown OF Ere
dericksourg, shall lake ~ deposition .,
Adam Darby and others, Aud on Satur-
day, the 70 b day of 5anaary ASH. a
Wtcn's tavern in the County OF + a,riax
at place commonly called ana known BY
the name OF Winter Hill, l shall take the
deposit tons OF the hon. Jlnkin Whil.sides
:. Cot Weekly, and Pleasant Miller, men-
bsrs Of Congress; all OF wn CHI deposition.
are to be read AS evidence in the above
cause. a4a s.k .lclA
ROBERT H. ROSE.
November 81, 1910. w4w
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IY0ct of

known BY the rsme OF Milton, lying on James
River. and IN the county of Charles City, about
hve miles low the CourS House.
Milton contains by an cid survey $50 actes.
The soil 10 ttih, and particularly excelient for
The culture OF What, and from the level sur face
which il presents, may be improved TO lac gseas-
est advantage.
he situntion commands = beautiful and ex,cn
sive view of James River, being on the Mile
Reach. Fish and wild fowl are very convenient
IN tieif seasons and Oysters may be had in 4.
bunrianee From The Doats, which pnss almost ev.
cry day in the Failand- }Yinser roaths.-
Iaese Is 2 GOOD 1Ecofenient DWELLING
HOUSE on this laY with rooms and a large
passage--it is noWin DPod condition for the &c.
ception of a familyA xbS out bouses are conve.
nisnt; and ale now III = t6lerube stare OF repair,
be will also sell ,hsk TKACr OF LAND
known by the name OF Browns Quarter sI,uat.
cd aboa' Q miles from James River, aud in
the county of Charles City, or 4 miles below
the Court iiouse. This tract originally contain
ed S3f acres by an cid survey but snail part
OF 1t, at The moth end havi"g been lately sod, i,
is supposed now TO contain about 2Co acres
ihis land alb ,nnds with excellent ,imbsr--rhe
soil Is light aud easy to cultivate, and produces
indian Corn and Rye very well-On iilis land
Is IN unfinished Dwelling i1uuse 90 feet by So
and spring OF water, equal to any in the lower
country. =
He Will also las Agent for Miss Ann b.
Santha,il sell q plantation adjoining The iotmrr
one, Known by the name OF vaughsn's, contain.
Ing 2S4 aetes This tract aad Brown QaartsY
together From ihs1 con,igrty will make a most
beau iiul and compact plantation Tho soil. and
local advantages, of each are nearc;y the same.
ne will also dispose Of one SIKH part of the tad
OF tznu known by the name of Old Town which
Is yel andividedl and lying in the county Of New,
hent, near tue Conrt t.ouse.--Presunipg that
those inclined 10 purchase any of the above men
tioned LANDS, win irs, view ,her.,. q more
Particular account thereof is thought unnecessary
suffice il 10 say. they vii, be sold GU moderate
,erm', and the payments riaoe easy 10 rnrcha.
sers.
Cary Wilkinson.
Milton, November 17,r, 1910. If
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DISSOLUTION Of The co.par,asr

DlSSOLUIlON OF tux CcspartSsT-
4 \ ship under Tue firm OF Frosser ai.d |
Moncute, having taken place in conse- |
quence of the Death Vi Mar. John Prosser, |,
tue bnsinesstransactei uater the said hsn.
must OF necessity be inme diateiy brought
to close. All persons indebted to tn, |
aforesaid hrm are therefore requested tSl
make immediate payment TO me, and hos,
who have on may have ciai,ss agatnsi ths
said firm, are most earnestly invited &c
apply wirhout delay. sreceve payment u.
William Mmcure,
81 surviving partner Of the
late firm OF PnossE & MoNcvRx
Richmond, Oct. 5Olh, 1910.
My Office, AFTER the Is, Nov. ensuing
will be Kept during this Winter at MY
dwelling House on shuckoe Hill, near The
Capitol square. E w. NJ.
MoNcURR, ROBiNS)N, q F. PLEA.
; !. s Mr.' ~, ms...ilfeafY 4 the 1ss Nov.
Auction q CQf1y issIon Business,
in the Build ne o3ruped bs Pros
attention 81 e asVOssaS .du.y
tender theitj Services to fe,r iriends & most
particulariyto the cuHomers Of the late
concern Of rAssek & sAopcure, and hereby
assurs all who may favor them with thei.
ceiihdenvc, that their most unbounded
exsrtions will DC used to give general sa :
t'sfacrien. Their store room on tie main
strect will be reserved exclusively for the
reception Of Dry Goods Their days OF
Pnbic Sale, viii be Monday aud Thurs
i,day IN each week. Their Grocery Sales
will be held at their Lumberhouye on the
4 10 o.,
/ aud eheir dry Good Sales, at their Auction
1 Store ON the man street, nearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand for PRIvArE SALE.
80 dhds. PRIME Antigua 1sum, Bart Of
which, is old.
80 Hhds. and ! Brown Sugar, part Of
50 Barrels 5 wi1ich is FIRST ouaiIsy.
| 10 Hhds Molassss
| SO Barrels Loaf Sugar
I 10000 lbs. .offee
Imperial, Tyson and Sorchone Teas
90 Tierces Rice
| Cases Glass Tnmblcrs
A few bales of blankets
A few cases Elegant Prints
| A few bales lndia Couons
| Kerseys, Blue and White Plains
German iicklehbnrgs, Rolls, Hessi.
ans-Pepperr=Ginse &c. sc.
4 All OF which will be sold low Tor cash,
or approved paper in town.
William Moncure,
John Robinson,
| Fred. Peasants.
They are in hourly expectation of re-
ceiving
/: so ,A sas;. and PRIME SUGAR.
NJ. r. &P.
Richmond, ocs. soth, 1910. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
rIAv1No qaahhsa as Exeea,or ofJ

rIAvIN0 qualified as Executor Of
i j Thomas Gillias, deceased, am rea-
dy TO receive wha, is due to said estate
and to adj1sNeny j4 claims agains. IT,
! arm duly k}fk orGsd Also to receive wha,
ever is dSS the ate firm of Gillia, &
Kirby. AMI being desirous of closing
these matters as expeditiousIy as possible
those indebted either 10 the estate or the
said late firm. will please take notice ,ha.
unless payment is made or satisfactory ar
Engagements are entered into without de.
LAY. shall put all claims into the hand.
lofattornies for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
Of Thomas Gillias, deed
Richmond. Sept. az, 1910. If