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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-28
FRESH SEEDS.
NICHOLAS KINGSTON,
March II.


Fairja.r, near Prince streef,
ID ESPECIALLY Informs his friends and
II customers, that he 'ath'on hand &C..
neral assortment Of Fresh Seeds, consisting
of ten sorts Of Garden Peas variety Of the
best early Beans; carly and late Cabbage
Carrots; Beets; Parsnip; .Radish in sorts
ea,ly and long green Cucumber white and
red Onion Leek Lctt'ce Chervh; Hor-
rel; Mustard; Crosses; Spinuge; Sal.aiy !;
Parsley Celery Endive; Peppers k.ie
Turnip Simblitg Pumpkin Water Me-
Ion; Canlalup, Gourd Lamb. Quarter;
Fenpel; Corriander Carraw. Armies;
Canary Seed Rape; Nav Hemp FAX.
GRASSES.
Red Clover Timothy Lucern Bur
ne. Orchard Grass, Peruvian or Meadow
Dat. =
In addition, to, his assortment OF Glass;
China and QuceE's Ware, he is opening
plain and cut Jcuy Glasses plain md cut
Tumblers and Wines; q few sets OF elegant
Chimney Ornaments Decan,ers; Cia:s
Pitchers, and a number of other small a'u-
clcs.
4 complete assortment OF the best qpahty
Stone Ware Flower Pets; Cardsa IooA'
&c. &C. ,.....
March -. dtW&iaWtistMy
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FOR BOSTON,

FOR BOSTON,
The elegant new Brig
sIAA l. OsG A N,
SG2t&S Josshh Hammett, master;
." intended as a regular traderl
will sail to morrow, and will take passengers
for which she has handsome accommodations.
annjy to the master ON board at narPer >
wharf, o. to
Lawrason & Fowle;
WHO HAVE FOR Sale,
..+eco bushels course Iiverpool Salt.
5000 do. fine
10 hhds. Muscovado Sugar
80 80 S Sbs.' Ne" England Rum:
2oouo lhs. Coffee, entitled to drawback
Hyson and Young Hyson Tea
900 bbs mess NO. and No. 2, Bee.
90 do. prime Boston Pork
q do. Pal ackaren
50 do. Tanners Oil
600 boxes smoakcd HerriNSs
90 kegs Salmon
Russia and Ravens Duck
Chocolate, Mould candles end Soap
5000 yards Tow Cloth
10000 VT. Soal Leather -.
so packages Shoes, different qualities
cases German Cheeky Entitled 10
so i,cllona Powder y drawback.
March s.
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FOR SALE,
N o T c E.

THE President ard Directors Of the Great
Hunting Greek Bridge, will E, ceiye pssposa'
until Monday, the second day Of April oext,
for opening a road from the southern sh.!t-
mcnt of said bridge to the fence Of Mr. Ro-
bert Patton. The distance is ohe mile and
eigh, poles, the road to be opened 40 feet
wide in every part snt rounded 20 feet in the
middle to a curve Of IS inches, 50 as to re-
ccive coat Of gravel. 90
John HooH, Sse y,
March II. 80 r. dSlst
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LANDING

rro,r ,eboaner Elizabeth, CAPTAIN Aeweom0
* from Boston, and for saltoy
Lawrafon and Fowle,
90 hogshcad, ard ten barrels Of Mu'e0's-
Sugars. %" ~
March IA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

principal Arguments for anc against IT,
ltis. not my Intention to hold the scales of
Policy. and decide on their comparative
weight. -But this much will saw, that if
this navigation bill shall happen to pass -lth.
ont some efficient provision for the defence
| IT our rights, ar previous To the passage of
some other bill for the same purpose, shall
tremble for the rights Of my country and the
honc; of IT'S Refresentattves-for fear lest
this bill shonld be the only measure adopt
ed---est this bill, which now assumes the
character Of repeating aud a commercial
ore, should begin 70 be regarded as the sole
measure OF resistance and cocrcion--,nd
lest many an honest Representative, who
would not conscientiously connive at the dis
grace of his country, would think he had
now done enough to prevent disgrace, qui.
ct his conscience by he sophism. and fold
up his arms in ingiorious apathy. Such are
my iears-aay the result give the lie to
my forebodipgs Aud this observation
brings us to the 2d aspect. under which this
bill presents itself:
There are some already, who regard it
as measure of coercion--who are of opini
on. that the non intercoure should he res
ended. and no other substitute adopted but
this! To such class IF politicians what
shall be said? II they have no heart to feel
tor the wrongs of their country. in what way
can we inspire one ! IL thsy are so bind as
to mistake this for an efficient resistance,
what art I" can purge their visual orb -
Some men choose to place their. reli
ance upon the operations of this Bill on
the .NaUigatinS {2terest of England-
What iniatuation possesses them! Not to
say thatEngland, by concentrating this mea-
sure, or by discriminating duties. may partly
turnit against ourselves. that she has thus
considerable means of redress and coercion
in her own hands; what says the experience
ofyesterday! Surelyif we have been una
BILE to destroy her manufacturing interest by
the shutting up two thirds of her markets,
we cannot suppose the exclusion of Fifty
Thousand Tons of her shipping can do every
thirg MO, let us resort to some efficient
su5stitute--letu us arm. let us convoy, let
us issue letters of mareue and reprisal--
let us vind;cate our rights, aud throw back
" the possessed chalice" upon the lips of our
enemics.--Let us do something worthy
of men and worthy of Americans!
NO TRIMMER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
THE NEWS.

That Great Britain has gained possessi-
on OF the Isles OF Ithaca, Cephalonia, Zante
and Cerign--smd means to restore the Ioni.
an Refpbhc under the auspices Of the Bril-
fish Monarch
That Anelia Isle. a Spanish Island on the
coasts OF East Florida, about seven leagues
r. of St. Augustine, 13 miles long and 9
broad, has miraculously become the center
ct m st of the trade between Great Britain
and the United States-that SO astonishing.
is is increase of business, that on the 18th
instant, $50 Sail of vessels were lying before
il, and the cotton along the beach for nile
and half was piled up .fUc nier high:
That the Shanish luna, vino perhaps
have no longer Z" a local habilaton' in Spain,
have declared zvGr against the u. States for
rejecting their Minister:
And mat the Sons of American sires are
at this moment de6ating in Washington,
whether they will disgrace the memory OF
those slres, by relinquishing the rights which
they purchased by their blood:
1t these things are not news, what in the
name of wonder isl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

Government will have right TO make r cen
ttntionaP decision upon the subject afier
wards" Chat is. espe! fellow. who is no Ion.
| ger ncmber)
''The writer is aware Of the immense resDon.
s'bihty, which is attached to task of this DIES.
cr'ptipn." $50 great, that il Mr.. Y. had any 20
iit,cal reputation 10 lose, should pity him. for
the pledge which he has given; but SO slippery
with gent cnen of his description, TO be easily
evaaed FIR "Rood reasons.") +" But having
calmly IA siected upon it. for year two" c" IN
the length cf time. well as IN 1,sul,itn!. of
eosnc;iiors, obey say, there is mich wisdom,
" and having sYisfcd his coNssrEsoe," (tnat
IS, sophisticatcS it, like criminal, by dint al
persuas.on,) :" he bas, of course made ab h;r
MIND as to the proper co,nse to he pursued
tPfober, hat ia, peculiar. fitting to- the end y
sand viii p',-sue IL, gsrdiess of evcrr possible
consequence (even, a,shononr y "Our coun.
try must be saved from subsection TO the infiu .
ence ct a Foreign power" (knslish, rs well rs
French, we suppose, SIR 1remble then, your
present patrons ,rembic, ye minions of MIR.
Pick ring y % And cannot he a real pat
riot VINO is nrambtious of Sgtr-DEvoTioN
~ the great AND glorious of its salvation ="
Genius 1T my Country, what AN instrument
have you selected for our Sayioar, II Js.es Ell
sioit b. the msn! What materials to form All A
merican d scius y
One or two letters will appear IN each week,
& thewhois time ofpublication will probably not
fall much short ola yeSr" No more lie WIS then
from N'heveh no more scraps from antiquity
no more Strains of poetry! no more puns--ior
nearly whole year together But in place OF
these. What floods of ligri. will pour on the pub
lie mind ! what Harp Cues what tub
plots and gun powder plo,s and plots of all de-
scriptions
Blue Spirits and green,
Yellow Spirits and prey,
Mingie, mingle, rningle,
Mingie As We may.
Whist ecstatic dreams of bliss break on the will
dering imaein atoms OF the Feder.iists
Visions of Glory spare their aching eyes"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
FEDERAL GROUNDS.

II is impossible to trace all the absurdities,
tricks and misrepresentation of all the Fee
deral prints in the u. S-they are as
numerous as the STARS in the Heavens, or
the Grains of Sand on the Sea Shore''-But
1t is meet, now and then, to take a glance
at our adversaries, shew the aim of their
exertions, &, hold them up to public indigna
tion.
The following Essay is from the Federal
Republican," of Baitimore--one of the
best trained, and most full blooded prints OF
the Federal class. Er hede Rercukem =
Judge him by this sample see the lengths
OF degradation, to whici. ne would push us
Yet this man is an American b. blood-tho'
i'll spirit, a Briton.
He is for sending an Envoy Extraordinary
to u. Britain Ito apologize for the dis
mission OF Jackson? to beg pardon for our
feeling as Americans! to plead for the re
mission of our sins? 10 promise To sin no
more: TO relinqu;Sh our claim 10 the sea
men, snatched from the Chesapeake? to
submit to the Orders in Council? to acqui
esce in the three conditions or 70 " solicit"
the honor of another Minister Pienip otentia
AIRY amongst US? In the name Of wonder,
what benefits are we to attain, by "a me =
sure of SUCH seeming fear and positive dc
graduation
In what way the British Cabinet will take
our disnission OF their Envoy, 1t Is impossi
ole to say 1t may hang on contingencies
If a new and more respectable set OF mi.
nisters should come into power, Jackson will
be dis.vowed and recalled ----.but il Canning
and the. Marquis Wellesley should go in 10
aid and fortify the present ministers, it is
likely that they will support him TN this
case, our government will recall Mr.. Pink
ney--let Great Britain brave the conse-
quences.
But let the Federalist speak The needs
no Critic TO point out his faults or his false
hoods !--hc speak, sufficiently for as well
as Qsainsk himself
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

they retain thcir presen. aseenianry tara ,ssnS;
Gal care that she shall not be placed in the aoyan
tageous light, which would ensue from An .c-
Recommendation, whilst her rival remained re(fao.
| tory. They will sacrifice much mere OF ,he.
wealth, the HONOR the spirit 9. the vital s,renpt,,
tot this naton, before they will consent to make,
shipwreck of their party, BY placing the eninity
tile unrclcntirS;, sacreised aud destructive en-
NIFTY oil france, an striking co,itrrsl with har.
Aony restored with England. A. a proof of
tin-. they, vino have spoken 30 loudly about
lighting England with he Thousand ships. will
never be found provoking the anger of France by
even sending AN escottms ship 10 sea with our
merchantmen.
We think am Envoy would be well received in
t.nggnd, and his presence there would save an.
pears'ces. ne would not as might be supposed.
be called upon for his uit;m,,uni, till he was
ready - hand 1t m; particularly II no i.,o-e con-
siderable Preparations were made for hos,ilit,es
upon tins continent, than have taken place i'm
the two last years, and that nave been pointed
out by the late energetic message. Ifhe were
70 make treaty, there need &c no greater scru-
pie TO Rejecting it, than there was 10 setting a.
siue that OF Mcssrs Monroe and Einkey -
lime would oe gained TT any rate sud fortune
might mterpose To RAISE up some event in favor
OF Administration, by which they nigh cxlrica,e
themselves from their present dilemma, or at
least give new turn to atf-rs
u We had no Washingten f,uter. by
yesterday mornings mail--nur any further
items of the Proceedings of the II. of II.
except in the Alexandria Gazette OF the
z2d.-Ihis paper informs, tha1 ON Friday,
Mr. RheG's motion to strike out the last
section OF the Navigation Bill, so as to make
1T Permanent tG1y, was lost, a. 90, N.
102-and that Mr.. d3acon's amendment go
ing to limit the Act to the ;hrese1t session of
Congress, was also lost, A. "a, N. ST.
That on Saturday, Mr.. Livermore moved
to amend it by adding a new section sus-
pending the operation of the 3D., 4th. sth.
os"' 'ui' ana oth sections until day
LOT next, winch motion was lost.
% only rising in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr..
1lumford GOT the city of n. W declared
himself against the BILL but moved that il
1t pass, two new sections should be added
toit, " to arm commerce agreecably to Mr..
RurwelPs resolutions" respecting conyoys
and armed associations of merch anthem
that Mr.. Olontgomery also submitted an a
mendmsnt, authorising the President to in
struct the commanders of oar armed ships.
10 bring liz for adjudication any vessels at.
tempting to evade the provisions of the law
which amendments altering the provisions
and principles of the bill. MIR. Milnor moved
TO refer them to a select COMMITTEE. This.
motion was lost, A. SO, n. so, and the
House adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

Il LAS v LACHAIzE, ThYLOR-Rss.
a. pccituUy informs tIc Ladies and Geutls
men Of Richmond and its vicinity, that he 4
commenced business IN tic house next TO -
Nelson's store, main street, where he hoo mr'
'ssldn'ty and attention to sil commando, spy
1t a share of public patronage 70 rag
- Az orders executed after thsJ
neatest fashions. 'e'wcst AMI
January IL
N. b. Three or four good W. K 2'"4w
10 whom Ihe highest wages via "a 0,sh wanted.
ply - p5oye, ~ SVsh An
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

ct Yesterday there was second conference
between committees ofboth houses, on tho Court
OF Appeals Bill. Oa is termination, The COM
mittee Of the II. Of ID. recommended to their boz
dy to come up TO 8 225O--which was disa-
greed to by the house, who finally adhered to
their disagreement 60 tho senate's amendment.
We have MOI heard the report ofthc COMMITTEES
Ofthe Senate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

| OST--On Friday the 12tB Of his month, be.
II tween The City and II &c Ground. going the
near way, large Scotch Pebble Seal mounted
"'th gold, and with r cut in cypher ON the
case. gold ring was attached to The loop Of
me Seal, by which il was suspended A liberal
,he Printer "
January % o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25

correspondent of the Federal Rrtu6H-
can, from Georgetown, says that " Burweu
is man of sense;" agreed-and that off
he should be in the secrets Of the admins
tration, we nav possibly judge from his pro-
positions, what are To be future proceed
ings of the House WHAT z0iseacres
these fellows are? What exquisite logicians.
as it Mr.. Burweli might rot be in the secrets
OF the Cabiaet. and yet his propost ions not
their own. This wiseacre might have said,
that Mr.. B. was not only a man of sense,
but OF fndehendeHce-7gho folloges IN The
rake of no man.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-25
COMMUNIc ALTON.

Ever since the constitution and government OF
this country were adopted, Federal, and Federal.
ism have been the Targets upon which John
Bull ha, played his policy. " I despair" says
he, " of sui,iugating America by force of arms,
but will hereafter try what mischief e1rissaries
and gid will do. l will send among them GER
tain OF my native-born subjects, who, sitter
short residence there, shall assume the name of.
q feaeralist. 1 will instruct all those tories and
refugees, that were expelled from that country
with my ornaments, to sink back, if they can,
and call Themselves ederalists. will keep il, en-
Pfcy as many men as can get to Print nesrspabsrs
in America, and advocate my cause against any
measures of The American government Ny
emIsssrles shall have full power to concert as ma
ny Influential fe.ieraiists as they can. Thus, in
a few years, shall have advocates enough a.
mong my enemies, to act in concert with an in.
vading force, and teach these REBELS, sub.
mission"
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PEDIGa<EE

THIS BEAUTIFUL hose Paul, wa;ra,..dL...
Pgincs OF Walks, aIl co. by his h1s.e "a IN, VI.
VINO SaJ 60. b, Felipe, taA, coy.re ~ az
guneas the season In en- Iaal, his dan -.
by SnAp, MS gfandsm ~ ke,. nls. onf .,
sister to Bl1ek aid al Stack, asd wa, tho -.
to be the bsStraIner ofais tine, ne won ,eys-,I
large stake, ammS ehicn was the DERBY. t7t1-
bsa1ing DIagaaloa, Volunteer, PnsnS nl .,,,o
Gonzdes ana sev-ral OF less-Is WAS .he 49,,
Oh w hiiksJ' "ho a. thrSe years Cd won ASH
gaiaea' a.,o. OF Whip RcyAlist, Peepiay rom
SshefA Noidsr, SDPJ Sefeem, CAroitns. Tn
f<nyy SauFs'lna5 o. DSVii, Spfis Fly, 0qe.n
4 Sasca. SpankASal, Roe, Swse,er1 G -
ColencrcoansJ PICK. lsciSss. oscar Ayno,os,,>
Pretty Patty, and ssvsfal o nsrs OF IN. f,,ts,,s
runners Paui's an tai.y y, Wal xot by Ma.
EN-. wac covered a: So gIi16s, a M e her A, a
the oil Squirt marc ofAs gsea. "a ne perhao.a,
good brood = as any mar. ia Ihs K ngA,n
shs was M dan Ok VBgil Duh conundrun
R1ntnos, Ing M Mis- Tinmi.s Paa,kt,s'
Maiden, wa1 va dan If Yana ID .s.an1'
,iasse A. Puriiy, add several o hers--Pgri.v 80
the dan 4 .tt5Skngoan, Arshioad. Fnzvi;lt-
an St.Panand several o.hsrJ-Tsose esntla-
nen VINO tayoufed me wdA tae,e sto.n ~
ha'ws.ey last sSajoD AL thcii m lrss filled "a
prove IN toA shall have th,ia mlured - Poi
this seas n, fos 20 d1ilars sne ssa55g VII I'm
mence hfss MEca. AID I'd n 81 A gust NIX =
gooo aa1 extensive pAssu. zse gfA,t. mares ted
WIN gram a. the E1Askst pVsse u "a ntonsg,s
sent with ,thsn or paiI bSiorS taksasyay =
me Utmost attention MI o. pail 70 mArss in
eVey n.tAnso, a1d pfscSuu1n t1csa 70 ogs.
ven' aecla 'his OF essaPesy bal viii NJ. be lilsis
Tor any thu; may hA2psn,
Martin Hancock.
February %. 1870. Va.
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Sale AT Auction.

ON Tuesday ne 20.h inst. will be sold,
~ that VALUABLE corner LOT 'front.'
ing DIR. Irents former res dence, on the
cross street leading TO the Mison's Hall,
This VARIABLE properly will be divided a.
greelb!yho plal which will be syEwn on
the day "a sale, or will be SOLD to4sDher as
may b:stsOit purchasers. An untouched
titis will y 6 ye0 by Ms Jc1ed.a,l Alien
Terms OF sale, one fourth lash, zone fourta
~ moths. one fourth IN Donhs, aad one
fourth Ia ~ 'ash. II sseuee tus latter
paymens', a deed oftsns. Ja ths pop erty
wal be reqa.fed.
FosIer,Se Slscstell, Auctr's.
Mlrch s.. 1910. tbs.
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c. O O d s.;

In amount at prime cost, TO about 90 600
dallars--amoogst which arc ihs following
articles g.
GOO Pieces India Cotton,
200 do. Calico.
so do Furniture Coppei Plate,
$50 do. Caablic Muslin,
100 do OIL Clo.h,
l2o do. NVaAt oars and Bonbaze,,s,
500 do. EIegsn; Ugh, ground Chin
= 100 do. Got on Stirring, ga <.4 re,
60 Dozen Cotton Hose,
20 do. Silk do.
l5 Pieces Corduroy.
10 dc. Tahby VeIye.s,
10 do. Check, 4 sss-4, 4
20 do. Back Cambria, -
10 do. S4psrine Cio,h,
20 do. Second do.
Is do. Casiuneres,
Is do. White PA Has,
6 do. Brown do.
do. DowIas.
GO do. Rolls.
IS do. Oznabargs.
4 do. Bed I'yk'ng,
so DO. Ramsll Iiandkerchiefs,
so dc. Madras do.
10 do. Bandanno,
l2 do. Marseines,
'2o Packets PiRns,
900 W.. do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09

EvOR SAi.E..-A T WO STORY
& WOOD HOUSE upon cellar sic.
~ Of Brick, pleasantly situa;sd in s/reIired
part Ct the city OF. Richmond. orfsaocltos
hih, There a'e six rooms, incltExng the
cellars, all OF VIII CHI have fFe4places. For
terms enquire OF
SAMUEL COLEMAN.
Richmond, T. b. l7th 1910. Il.
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Sales at Auction.
air. A. L. PHILIPS

d ENG about to remove TO the city OF
ID New York-wili be sold positively,
without reserve, at his store near the mar
ket bridge, the sale to cimmeace on Mca'
day the l2ih Of March nex,, az 4: o'c',ck
all the said Philips STOCK IN TRADE.
consisting of q very general assortment OF
seasenable and we'll selected
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PROSSER & MoNCURE,

81 Allpersous having demands against
me, will please bring them forward for ad.
jus men,, and those indebted 10 me are re.
qa:s.td 10 make Immediate payment.
A. l.. PHILIPS.
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I'an-Y ard.
To Let on Lease OF from Eve to
twelve Years.

To Let on Lease OF from FIVE to
twelve Years,
THAT Valuable Tan4Ydrd, with its appur-
tenaBces belaG,i-g 20 the Estate OF the late
MIR Jacob Boceaus, situated on the Main
street Of this City, between the Capitol and
the Basin. Tnis va!uatie property consists
of half acre corner Lct, having thereon an
extensive lanyard, a large Bark
House, two Bark NJ lis, Beam Hqfse, Csr-
rying Shop, Lcs.her Cellar qA Drying
Lofts with every NECESSARY cJnHEf3cnce for
having lro0 10 8 tIr-ssand HIDES FAME
per .svr---4iss- a good Dwelling House,
i<itch. n, Cellar, able aud Garden The
.:ea-e aud Garden have lately been repair
ed, ana the i'aii4 Y>r, rgll he fully repair
ed shortly after beisg ict. For terms
apply to the Executors, who once more So
iic;l tnoss indebted to said estate to make
payment, bsfnre the thirty first of My
next {; no logger indulgence viii be given.
Ii. Ta.e
John Pros,er -
Richmond, Feb. %. 1910
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NOTICE.

NECESSITY counpels me to make fur
Ather application to all those who are
Adeh.od 30 the trustees the Richmond a.
catemy by sales of lot cry tickets of the
FIRST and second class and voluntary SUBJ
,criptionss aud al such are hereby reques.
ted 20 m@kcypaymInt 10 the sibscrbsc To
enable the 5u.iding COMMITTEES 20 pay all ar
reaFs for work done, ana 10 procure
materials this winter ia oIdcf/ko pr5teed
with tie work next spring, it fling Or the
edaeafion of our rising progeny Sahief orna-
Eaenis and attaches them to republican prin-
cip!cs and gives a spring to llosrtyand in.
dependence. have undertakes the cc!iec-
ton by agreement with JOAN BroSkesbroyish
and William w. Hening, Esqrs. the other
nembers Of the commttee appointed by a
Eeard Of trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed cen-iaerabiy, i
Gatter Inyself there will be but iittle rrou-
bel in Obtaining the Rioney for the purpose
o. carrying into eject so iaudable an iusti.
~ isn.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember Sth, 1909. If
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

Il Z Cumberland Courthouse, on the 4th
Monday 10 March next, being court
day, will be sold, seven or eight likely, and
valuable NEGRO MEN, for the bepfft of
TIE otherwise unsecured erecilor$ of james.
Taomas and Francis Deape. whaSsh al tIave
ratified themselves to sucn perShs hyleub-
ieSining a compromise which to such Gre
5i,ors hath been proposed--and according
to d deed OF trust made to the subscribers.
WILLIAM DANIEL, jr.
EDWARD BOOKER.
January 10th, 1910. ids
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NEW MEDICINE STORE.
I dc Subscribers lave recently ,a,en .. s.ccss
nearthc Market Bsilgs, opposite Mes-r..
White AMI SheIoa's. whers they caef for sale
very general asrortsisns OF ERyGS. q 1iB-
Dizziness = few OF whiSn are enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-09
Ih,rfy L1fs,

REMAINING yet unso.i IN the plan of
PORT MAYO near Rockets, wnI. with
few reserv atoms, be exposed to public auc-
ton, on the premises, on Wednesday, An
ct April, at IL O'Clock, for notes with APP
provsdte ndoTsers negotiable and payable
at the Hlnk d Virginia, oae h ilf atn.nety,
the Other 100 days after date. /"
Some oftaOse are water lots and E1e adj.
vantagss Of the whole will be beGascer.
tained by view OF them, lying contigu-
ons TO the Understanding able at=r. A plan
OF this properly is annexed to Young's Map
Of tue city Of Richmond and another viii
be iel with the Inspectors at Powhatan
Warehouse for inform ttion OF any wno
may wish 1t.
William Mayo.
Powhatan, March 1st. 1910. IDS