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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-18
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c, "7oRK, JULY 6.
"' N"','''ai 'uoi'' wascelebrated az ".
'.' lW'S lm"ea' Society /; from
"',y ., e"eehehl o"st, the following
THOSE WORDS IN IT.tCk-Apr ,r,o
nr,.d TS--the J6ofsfeh of
insttfn virtue, aud corr vice
1he, master t'7ntert the Cir. ~c ~ y >.
the head lines oalr proicssion-MSy
,beir works Of useiulIs never joH short log
the want Of LARGE APITALS.
Reyan,in FrankIn,se hah2n Of our .1r'
My e'ery printer ,erc his memory and
cohy his exaMplc.
The Ithograhh;cak ieieties in The U.Sfates
May they be iockcapgether in the strong
thase of mutual intest, md never suffer
themselves TO be imhtd upon by oSerbear-
lnE employers, nor tlDwn into M by oofche"'
IAe PreSs--May ineyer be employed 10
"tur the character { the innocent, nor to
give false eoi5ur TO vtue.
Our IJroS7ahhica6refhrc hronghon' rig
O'''n--Niay they ne er want for Ja1 jO6s,Jsa
c"Se", aud regular p;y.
.7merican Indeheddence--" the teari of
great piico'-We will never be driven from
It's defence by EngRsh or French-cQnon.
hvery rue son y Goh.m6io--Sooner than
be imhosed upon by ally foreign power %
earth, or relinquish his nac to liberty, be
will draw his dagger in its defence, and con-
ruet or die ,rces
The Nations Of Furoht-May general
peace soon put heriod to their squak{leS.
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rc6fn, his sriri, has assc rced rbove the starr,
and the fame OF his virtue finds no haraHeI
in my secfica of the globe.
4th July, l776-May every friend to liber~
ty more it with admiration, and hoint' to it as
the indezc of Co.mJi4's glory.
TIE Hmerican Fair--May they encourage
our art, by making in,hressions OF ten,> me ss
on Its proIessours. and give fyoefs Of regard
that require no repision
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ny he Prr@idfnt-C Champaigne to our
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Hy tie Crator--" The worlds last hope"
the virtue of free people
BY Mr.. Eoodsvor.h-Tbe enemies of our
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cur rules (mere cghAers in the vorld) VINO
seek 10 raise scua6H1s in this Society, 10
break d0.rn our regulations, and 6atfer the
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characters, soon find that our regular worl.-
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rcg1$ter them in our tage = and should they
persist in their erroue. and con,'nne to i,rtose
ON their brethren,i thew will be called to- tho
bar 10 answer proper heterogeneous resptctiDp
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condpct, or co-rect the procedure, may the
be hu!'ed by the nose, 6cat on the ribs, coa.
signed to tile drvit, and thrown into hcN.
BIZ Nr. Bur6idge--Fhe metnory of John
Faust, the great inventor OF our art, by whose
ia. cnuity, science and civ 'lization have heen
extended to every corner OF The earth-May
his name, Though the mediu-r of the part
of his invention, be preserved from oblivion
when the marble monuments Of copQueroula
and tyrsnts yet unborn shall have crumbled
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-18
BOSTOv. .TJLY 16, 1910.
LATEST ADNICES FROM SPAIN

Accounts have been received az New FORK,
from Tcnerfe, of the arrival 1T that islAud OF
two Spanish and one English men Of war
from Cadz, which they LETT the lst June, and
bring Information that the Marquis Romano,
with 10000 men, was on his march in the
rear otthc French army towards Cadiz,w hich
city was in high spirits, and under no fears Of
being compelled TO speedy surrender.
The above ships brought to Teneriie 500
French prisoners; but the inhabitants of the
island was SD incensed against them on ace
count of the sncrilegcs and atrocities COM
mitted in Spain, that they embodied and
threatened To massacre them all but were
prevented by body of regular Spanish
troops not however, before two respects.
bic Frcnch inhsbitsnts had fallen victims to
tie fury Of the populace.
The'accounts add, that the Canary Isisnds
were to he formed into yice-Kingdom, up-
Ter the Duke del Parque, who, with body
of troops, was momcntiy expected at Tener
rife.
s7r There is probably some mistake iu|
thus estima,ing Romans force. Our rre-|
vious accounts FROM Spain rehder the amount|
here spoken Of, totally improbable.
LATEST Direct FROM CADTZ.
The L.,g Sauudcrs, Quail, has arrived
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I fear fises uf m aE--hot thelr erinn;,a,..
the shackles ci slavery, ani th rearing ffe"'
ha.ioEed ,cn.plc of sEen.A .iLcriy, but IL
establishment of the son Of Charles w. upon
the throne instead OF tie brother of hahoLeon !:
TO maintain the iron SWAY which mad so lon,,
hung over their devoted heads to preserve
unmoved the riyets of their chains, and thick
en the gloom Of intellectual night. Bui
could they have viewed themselves as they
really were, "a nation of abject slaves, they
would not have felt so much interested re-
specting the transfer of regal power What
matters 1t 10 them whether the Bourbons o.
The oonapartes wave over them the scoucre OF
despotisrn 1t is probably that their condition
viii not be worsted BY TIE new order OF
ilings. Why then engage in all the horrours
OF war to prevent the change of tyrants
As consistent would it be for band of south
ern Negroes TO rise and wage bloody con.
test in consequence of their owner attempt
ing TO dispose OF them to new master.
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and indepcnd,,. and ,oho
II would be an,su,. u,,o,, 49, y. '.''''', 40.
-ad patriotism the peonIs 80 s''no'ne
.ufrr,ge. r. they would give their
fect upon the stat\r - "'"' guy re-
world !; and they c,o, lona -"a Iii oi tne
of ,bs conn,,,' - d;isures. Let the friends
nation, and in checkh,, inior-
ed ut cannot be doub-
Prcp. Phenir I
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LATEST DIRECT FROM cADTz.
The L..g Sauudcrs, Quill, has arrived
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-02

MILL be sold to The highest bidder on The
w premises IN The 1t Mon;ley in Dec. next.
1HhEE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
IN the County ct Hcnr!co within six mics ofthe.
CITY OF Richmond, ard Oh each slde oftha Stares
road leading from Richmond to Frederick sb,irr.
ON the waters of The Brook Ruu. The land on he.
west side ofthe road WILDE laid off uiots from 10
to 300 acres; on this part ofthe land is a manuf,c-
turing < saw MIL The East side and on which,
tne dwen.ng mouse stands, in one lot containing
between 60O and 700 acres It IS thouyht unne.
c@ssary to give description of the aboTe proper
W as 1t rs presumec. purchasers will form their
own opinion OF It's present or future value Terms
OF sale, one third cash, one third III yelye m .ths
the balance, in two years bonds with approved,
security, with Deeds OF Trust On the land, wiz
be required of the purchasers
Sep 25, 1910. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-02
August 81

CE-Notwitbstanding The deAfii % VI,
IN Andrew Nicolson, the firm of Ncolson
Heth < Co will continue (sgreesbly to their al
ticles of cO-partnery) until the first of January
next, when it will expire In the mean time, the
business will be carried on as usual by the sur
yiving partners, at their office, in tils place
All those indebted to that firm, OF TO NicoisOD
and Hetb, are desired to come forward and set
tie their accounts on or before the first day Of No
vember next Otherwise, suits will be institu.
led, without discrimination, against all those who
lail to secure their respective balances Those
who have claims against the said concerns wifi
call for payment. Timely notice will be given of
,he fem under which the new year will com
mence. who will continue to supply their custo
mecs with the choicest coal their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than usually aattering.
HdRP1- HETH,
BEVERL1' RANDOLPH,
EDWARD D. DlGGES.
Manchester, Sept, T. tlNov
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Comn,issionera' oGce

Richmond, 4th September, 1910.
gIhe parties concerned, are desired to take no.
6de, that have appointed Tuesday the thirteth
fosegoing decretal order of court, on which LAY
tieir attendance is required at my office, with all
Their papxrs, accounts and vouchers, ready for
examination anG settlement
Nm. FORESTER, M.Ae.
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u The sale as dire sted IN and by virtue of thu
foregoing decree, will take place on the 1st Nor.
day IN November next, before the front door OF
Henrico coiirthousc it being court day.
SAMUEL NccRAJp, Commissioner.
Sept % a.
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Sept 7.AN, 80 en- Tsw
A TEACHER WANTED--wanled in an

L r. Academy,in the neighborhood of Rich
.dond, gentleman possessing, an accurate know
'sdge OF The English language, of Arithmetic, and
who also writes good baud. Should he hap
pen to be acquainted with any other bfsach of el
ducation usually taught in Academies, fie shall
be considered as entitled to further remuneration,
With equal attainments, a preference will be et
ven to a minister of some religious worship
but though, this is not deemed an esseatial con
dlton. yet in no case shall any person be EN-
ployed other than one of orderly habits and
approved character. 49,
Letters postpaid and directed TO EN- A
at Manchester shall be attended to.
September IL 1a,ytr
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r AND FOR SSLE.-Thc subscriber wishes
- TO dispose of a tract of LAND, containing
200 acres, and situated on Pisca,eway Creek, in
re county oil Essex The plantation Is cor, non.
y called Bathurst, and has many desiras.e q ia-
hties He deems description Of The farm USE
i;ss, as purchasers will examine It, Tie subscri.
ser will accommodate any disposed to purchase
WITH aRenerous indulgence, and his terms may
De known by application to Mr., John w. Belheld
of Belmoun,, Richmond county
THoS. JONBS.
Essex County, Sept 49, tf
N ANGLING SCHOOL -5oRN La TASTE,
~ respes taIy inlo,ms the public, that his
Sehocf w'li be opened ON Thursday. the 4h Of
Oct. in the room formerly occupied by nj Girar-
ain Tor his academy {; the days III tuition are
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, from in the
morning to 1, and from 8 TO S in the afternoon.
He will keep also. a NICE SCHOOL. for
Young gent, men. from 6 to 6 on the same DAYS.
~ said room. -
Young Ladies wishing to be instructed in the
various dances now in fashion, will be attended
privately.
Sept 90. 2,g
IN CIIANCERY---ln Richmond Hust;nr,
4 Court, Aug. Is, 1910.
osePn .. Richardson, Rltf.
Daileys' Der,,
Sally Daileyis assigned guardian to the infant
deiehdants. AID thereup'n this cause came or to
oe heard, by consent, upon the bill, answers and
exmons, and was argued by counsel: On cons;-
derat'on whereof, II is decreed and o,,ieycd Tb,t
Samuel McCr,S be appointed commissioner for.
the purpose ct exposing to sale, by public a,,ct;.
on, The Land or part of Lot mentioned in th,,
b''i' to the highest bidder, upon a credit of s;x
months. after having given thirty DAYS notice OF
the time and place OF sale, in one of the ne WIS pa
pers, published i'll this ci.y; the said cornmissi-
oner taking of the purchaser note negotiable i'm
the bank OF Virginia, with an approved entlorser.
Tor the amount, and retaining the title in and to-
the said grouad, until payment be made of the
purchase money A,id at is further deeyeed and
ordered, That the said commissioner do report his
proceedings IN execution hereof, in order to Fl -
nal decree The fJllowing IS description of the !,
iana hereby directed to be Sold as mentioned s.
part'cu'arized in the Will of JOS Daley-~ The.
Lot on the street leading Ross's Mill that is tn
say from the cross Paling on Ross's line -
leet south OF my house, next The river, thence,
on the Old Pailng line to the back line. leaving
out the handkerchief part, which is included Inv
the deed to my daughter Sally"
Ce4y IeSts,
tn: C. HOV4ED
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M oTICE--On the 10Th day Of October ne xt,
4 ensuing, 1 shall expose to sale. Mt PuSlic
Auction, tor ready money, at Thomas Bowles'S
tavern IN Henrco county, one hundred {. twenty
six acres OF LAND, be the same more or isss,
beng the same wliereon Lewis S. Edwards now
reside o. the road lea Ding from Grount SOUR
rel Brss to this city THIS sale will be made
IN virtue ofa deed oftr9st from the SAID Edwards
TO me, for the benefit cf Alexander Blscl, wood.
SAMUEL A4cCRAW, Tyustee.
Sept % A.
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Ilf / %
TOR SALE.-Four second hand CHARI
l. OTS-for cash, credit, or good paper
Enquire at the shops of Charles and Thomas
Bosher, Carriage Makers.
Richmond, September 81. w3W
THE Subscriber has received, and offers for
Il sale, at his Grocery Store, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake and Taylor, and Messrs. Gallego,
Richards & Cos.
100 Kegs FF FFF Dupont de Nemour 8,
Co.'S Brandywine GL'N-POWDER, war
ranted of superior quality,
10 Hogsheads Prime Antigua Rum,
10000 W.T.. Brown Sugar,
5000 do. Coffee,
10 Bales Bourbon, do
20 Chests best Hyson, Young Tyson, Impe-
rial, Gun powder and Souchong TEAS, Of
last Importation,
100 and 5 ID each Lead Canister Imperial
and Gun powder Tea,
"a boz. Bottles Martinique Cordial assorted
in boxes CT IL bottles each,
100 boz. Claret, Wise de Crsvee Blanc, Rhe
nish do. Burgundy, Champagne and old
Port VINE,
9 boz. Carbjys London Bill Madeira Wine
of1799 & 1901,
2 Pipes old London Market, Sherry, Lis.
bon L reneriffe Wine,
Pipes old Cogniac Brsndy-S< 100 Box.
es OF superior quality Havana Segars
With large and general assortment of Groce
rieS OF superior quality, also, China and Glass
Ware, all of which lac will dispose OF at low PR
ces for cash.
AUBIN LAFOREST
A,for,
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Sep 25, 1910.

GALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ The subscriber has on hand, about z 3 O0O
worth of excellent INAHOGARr H0USE-,
HOLD FURNITURE,c consisting of Sdeboards.
Ceiieretts, Bureaus, Dining, Card and Tea-Ta-
bes, Sofas, Bedsteads of every description, Easy
Chars Wash stands, Candle stands, Wardro5es,
Ladies Cabinets, Dressing Classes
ALSO-Cotts and Mattresses, which will be
oiieredfor sale, AT public auction, on Monday the.
nrst October next, at his Ware Room, on the ST..
leading to the Governors house
The sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, & TO cot
tnue from day to day, till all are disposed Of
The terms of saie--All sums under so dolls
cash all over so dolls. not exceeding 100 dolls.
sixty days credit; all sums over 100 dollars. 100
days credit Notes, with approved endorsers,
will be required.
JOHN ALcOeK.
sept TO- ids
THE sale Of the above Furniture is unavoidahly
postponed, until Friday the 5th of Oct on that
day will most certainly take place, without
fail, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, and contigue
from day to day until the wholejs sold, without
reserve.
September % n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-02

TAKE this opportunity to inform the public,
that have just opened my house as Board
ing House, & can accommodate IS or 90 board
ers, ID one of the most agreeable and pleasant
houses N the city of Williamsburg can take
zen or fifteen gentlemen, aDl severe yeung La
lies My house is near the college 70 as 10 make
i pleasant walk.
also wish to hire several Csrpentesc & Brick
Layers, as have three large brios houses C..
'uiid in Williamsburg Immediately l VIII gave
loeral wages, sed pay The cash elsfy Saturday
ght to workmen if required.
2ORN / SHLELDS.
Sept. 81. g.,
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Sept. 1S.

THOMAS LONGING of Stokes County n 4.
Carolina, may be informed where to get
his one-eyed slave ESTHER, by applying at the
Office Of the Enquirer
WILLIAM ROSE.
Richmond, September Is. At
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May 90. 2sw2w&lawtf
a L Superior Cpurtot Chasccry. hoi,Ien a,
[ a the Capitol, in the City of R,chmora, the
22d September, 1909
Sainue! Donaldson Surviving partner of lanes
Gibson, Samuel Donaldson and Douglass Hainii
ton. merchants and partners, under the fem OF
Gibson, Donaldson and Hamilton, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Alexander Donald s. John Marchie. surviving
executors. and trustees of Robert Donald. deed
Daniel Weisegar, executor OF Josepa Weisegar,
who was also an executor of the said Robert Do
maid, decd. and Thomas Augustus Taylor,
Defendants
THE defendant Daniel Wesleyan, WHO'S out
OF this country. and !, inst whom the plant,fi'a p
pears to have proceeo.cd il the mode prescribed
by law, in such cases, not having entered his ap.
pearance given security to perform the decree !;
the court on motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel,
doth take his bill for confessed as to that dcf.n-
dant, and ord, r one of its commissioners to ex-
anime, state and settle account, of the adr.,s-
tration OF the goods, and chatteis, and credits Of
Robert Donald decd as well by the said Daniel
Weisegar as y. his testator, the said Joseph Wei
seSar, and make report thereof to the court
with any special matter thought pertinent by him
SELF, orreqpired by the parties to be specially sta
d Spy. Zeste, -
Nm. ". HENING, C. c.
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ON Wedne s,l,y, the f1ui day OF next mofth.
- .RtH be eEfosed, at Patic SAFE. at the Eagie,
( Tavern, IN the city Of Richmond, LOT, on Ca
ry street, in the said city, which taere IS sub
Stant'ai Brick Wsre-IIUuse, in good repair, De-
ing me same which was lately owned by Mr VIII
Tam Mackenzie, and conveyed to us BY Sim The
premises may he viewed any day previous 10 tae.
SALE on application to Messrs. Tomp&;us & MUIR
ray, or 7tessrs prosscr &. Moncure.
Terns-ApProved endorsed notes al 4, 6 and
months.
C K Th4LoR,
JoHN DUNLOP,
Atto,n;es for Din,OidEe, Crawford {, On.
Sept 25. tds
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MI OTICE.-For sale or lease for term OF
years, a valuable manufacturing and grist
MILL in the county of Amelia situated within,
few hundred yards of the River Appomattox
from whence boats pass with convenience to Pc
tersburg-there are twenty FIVE acres of land al,
tached to the Mill which includes convenient
store house, lumber house. and blacksmiths shop
IF sale shall take place, the purchaser can be
accommodated with any additional quantity Of
land, adjoining the.miIl, (not exceeding 500
cres) that may be wanted--The mill IS not IN
good repair at this time but may be put in com
plete order, by expen6ing few hundred doll,rs.
The subscrioef will treat with any gentlemen,
disposed to purchase or lease, until christIn as
next.
WILLIAM ROYAII q
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- TOTlCE--We shall petition the ensuing lie
IN glsla,ure, for leaye to bring into this state
certain SLAVES from the State of Georgia
SAMUEL NICER AW,
SARAH McCRAW
Richmond, Sept. 90 w2m
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q UN-POWDERl THE propyietors or the
" RICHMOND PoWOER MILLS, oifer
tor sale. by the key or larger quantity. aud Fl
Gun Powder, glazed and un}5azcA; warranted
equal TO any Imported. and GU reasonable terms
Retailers al liberty TO return the powder, IL
not approved. Apply To-
JAMES BROWN. -. Or,
DAVID =. BU7R.
Nav 90 S..o,.s.1,,.,c
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NOR SALE, on Thursday, the FIRST of Nov.
y next on the premises, in Loudoun county, the
TRACT OF LAND, Oh which the late Judge
Jones resided consisting of about 1000 acres
Ii lies on Little River, ten miles from Leesburr.
and IS from Alexandra and Georgetown rs
remarkably well watered has at least go acres
well set with Timothy. and 500 adapted to its cul.
ture ; has merchant mills in its neigbborhood
the farthest not more than two miles distant, and
the turnpike from Alexandria, passing through q
corner of it.
AS the Land was accurately described, in a
Former advertisement tits unnecessary to be more
particular ~ this L. will be divided into lots OF
different dimensions, 10 suit those who may be
inclined to purchase credit Of one, two and
three years will be allowed-the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and a trust on the
Land, to secure tire payment e..
I4IHES MONROE.
Alternate, August 81 ids
MOrfCE That by virtue of deed of trust,
" executed 10 me, for the purpose of securing
certain sums of money therein mentioned, due to
VIM Hooker, from Miss Frances CHM, shall
on the first Monday IN November next, being the
first day OF Henrico Quarterly Term, before the
front door of the said court house, expose TO sale
by public auction, upon credit OF ninety DAYS,
the purchaser giving a note negotiable and paya
bic at the hank of Virginia. with one or more ap
proved endorsers The HOUSE and LOT, in
this city, upon Shocke Fill, near the Federal
Spring, and which Lot, or parcel Of Ground, is
No. lly-being the SANE property which was
sold and conveyed by VIM. < George Hooker to
The said CHM.
SAMUEL NeCRAR, Trustee.
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JOHN w. EPPES, &
JERMAN BAKER, G% o

September Is, 1910
AT the same time and place may be purchased
Of the representatives of the late Mr.. Eppes tia,
valuable plantation called Eppington, lying On
Appomattox River about "a miles above Peters
burg, containing one thousand acres about four
hundred of which are in woods Mfr Childers
manager on the plantation will shew it to those
disposed to purchase
Sep. 10 ids
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SIMPSONS SPEECH,
On PamptiefsJ .fsr safe, at This Office.
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Tor SALE.-On the plantation ia lsbest-r
field County, the residence of the late MI
Francis Eppes decd. will be sold on the 10Th de-
of October next, 20 the highest bidders, about
twenty valuable NEGROES consisting of men,
women children, among them is a good carptn-
ter, and good milier.--Also the stock of horses,
mules, cattle, sheep and hogs, a neat coachee s..
harness for four horses, gig aud harness, The
plantation tools, some household and kitchenhlr-
niture---amongst the horses are two valuable
brood mares-Mary Gray the dam OF Wonder
aad falatox-a bay mare out of Mary Gray by
Dare Devil.
The stock of cattle and sheep are equal.f not
superior to any in Virginia. Cash will be re
CURED for all sums of thirty dollars or less for
all purchases exceeding thirty dollars credit Of
twelve months will be allowed, on the purcha.
seFs giving bonds with the most approved secu,
rity-interest from the date of the bonds will be
demanded, if they are not punctualy paid
John W EPPES x }
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tn. C. HoTARD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

THE Subscribers have recently taken store,
nesr'the Market Bridge, op2os,te sicssrs.
White aad Shel,on's, where they oifer for sale
very general assorts1ent of DRUGS e Me-
DIC9MES, u Few of which are enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-23
FURs fog Sale.

a LARGE parcel OF valuable FURS,
"a collected at the United States Facto-
ries ON the Missouri and Upper Missis'i.,-
pi, will BE- offered at puniio auction, IN lots,
a; the stores o: tas SUPPLEMENTARY Of In
dian I ads in GeoTgetowi, GA M46tG the
10Th OF april mex, At IL O'clock among
these are about 1900 polnds OF Besvcr, a
considerable qaans'ty o. Racoon, Muskrats
and small surs sat same time win be sold
= parcel OF lndian dressed Deer Skins.
Approved aStes at ninety days will be
received in payment for ali sums exceed
Ing one hundred doilsrs.
JOHN Mason, Sap. Ind Trade.
March Is, 1910. tbs