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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
Conclusive ,4nszyers to imtlorlant Cues
tons.

Conclusjue YAnszvers TO imhorlant Ques-
fions.
!. Why was the embargo imposed !?
TO satisfy and aid Napoleon. This,
at the time, was thought by many to be
the fact: it is now made fully mani
fest. Napoleon, III is well known, was
highly pleased with that measure, and
appiauded Mr.. Jefferson for it. This
is one proof: another is, the thing is
virtually contest The National Intel.
hgencer, which speaks the language Of
the Court, says" For France knows,
that short Of going to war, we have
done every thing to resist the Rtitish
Orders in Council, and proclamation
blockades ) that We have imposed an
embargo, passed a intercourse
law" &c. The embargo was preten-
ded, at the time it passed, to be mere
municipal regulation it is now &C
knowledged TO have been lcveled a.
gainst England. ...
2. How. did the, embargo aid the
views of Napoleon ?--Ir was his plan
to overthrow the power Of England by
running her commerce. Hence he
gave orders Tor shutting all the ports
of France, and all those of his allies
against the British trade. Almost i :
stantly after those orders had reac heo
our country, the embargo was laid. Ii
accorded with the general plan OF Ma
Poleon, and unqrestionably was part
oft. 1t was doing all that could b.
done by US, to inJure England and as
sist France. Accordingly our iacko
bins, all over the country, were con
hdent Of the speedy downfall OF Eng
land, and lavish of their cncornium.
upon Napoleon, as the mighty cham
plon tor the freedom of the seas
5. Why was the embargo removed
-for fear OF The loss OF power.
had begun to produce rapid change il
public sentiment. Multitudrs wsre !
the polat OF deserving the standard .
democracy. Important elections ue..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

What this Elsfe"ee "a gfte, or hoard the
&C fIv1ysf ve1es will lie is not hard 70 divine
We leave il 10 the american merchants and
lie Anserican government to pur!Ge the Tub
iect l. they tnlier themleIvrs 90 be bearded
10 their face, they deierve i. word 10 the
wise il enough F,sssr41i JyuHGt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
.~0~e*-~1=%~ ~~
Yet Hn0tber Becree. .

The Himbmg " Corrcfondentsn' .
Of July 24th, contains an official De-
cree Of The King Of Prubia dated
BERN, I9th July, $780, "to diff
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
aHiSfcIlalleous afIfftions.

spt9fclallfou5 0fifltioIlS'
BoNAPARTE calls hirnfelf a Cbsj-
fian The Deyof Algiers is denoun-
ced an Infdel yet the former IN
violation of the 9Th Commandment,
fenit an American yedel, and lends
it into .flgiers and the latter RET
torts it TO It's owners J
The lalt Auyora announces, that
the letters received from France, IN
the cartel A,m--and which no doubt
were written by Warden, in Arm-
frone's office" indicate (0n1etb1ng
qvoyf fran France than any thing that
has yet been experienced What
Something worfc than Vioiation Of
freatie5. ROBBERY, CONFISCA-
TON |! and orders to "Sink, burn
and deGry ?"
BeGdes the numerous culprlts that
have been brought 20 light among the
leaders of the democratic party in 9TH
er fcctions of the country, fudge Of
Mummtb, New Jerfey,l has been
forced to fly his country, and a .JpE
fice and a Member of AgSnlby of the
country of Suhex, New Jerfey, now
ftand indicted for the paiing Of coun-
terfeit money.-Ne1v 7fyley paper.
The Cbrmieke Gill adheres to the
notable difcovesy. thai if your MGR
chants never tent property AFRAID
they would lofe nothing in jofeizn
Countries The robbed are blamed
and abuled, but the robbcr is fpaTcd
is apolOgized for. and any thing iaid
againit him is refented.
The National htelKgencer has cons
rradi6ted the bwrid charge that the
wife of our Ambahador in London
wore diamonds at Court, and aierts
that fhe was very plainly attired.
She is thus acquitted of what Jacko-
bnifm condderS crime.
The mob of Baltimore have aflu-
med authority, we fuppcfe, upon the
prefumprion that we have no Gov
eminent. Tire mob are terrible Exc
cutioners, but poor Judges and Lee
gifators. We ihould prefer wife,
difcreet and we'll Informed Rulers
j, would be rather more for the hon.
or Of our countryl 1t may be known
one day, that the mixed poPulace of a
crowded city cannot be 70 eaiily con-
srOuled as they can be infamed.
One would think that it fhould,be
the ltudy Of every minilfer deputed
to a foreign government, TO render
himfelf acceptable by the urbanty of
his manners. Ii is by polite de-
pertinent 10 TIE leading characters
OF the nation 70 which a mihrter il
delegated, that ne often fecures
friends in his pub!ick negotiations.
But our violent democrats !eem to
think that civiliy, attention to ufages.
aud cordial intercourse with the prin-
ciplc characters OF the Britifh nation,
is highly criminal in MIR. Pinkney,
AMI accordingly have opened their
food gates Of abufe upon that gen.
tleman, who has lately received an
honorary degree of Doctor Of Civil
Laws at the Unive,tity Of Oxford.
Such are the preiudiocs agalnit the
Britifh people, that even the learning
and flieace of that nation is ofFcnilve
Doctor Franklin was a member OF
the Royal Society of England, and
Mr. Jtifrrlon is member of Buona
parte's National Inititutc, yet nobo
dy ever thought the lefs of them fol
thole honours -Na1ok Ledger.
AT day fchool in the country the
following notice appears Read
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

BoNAPARTE calls hirnfelf a Cbrif-
fian The Dey Of Algiers is denoun-
ced an hfdel yet the former, IN
violation of the 9Th Commandment,
feol5 an American yefel, and lends
it into 44Igierf and the latter rel
torts it TO its owners
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
ing and working tsast..i here at j0ar-
pence week. Tamsg ladies who learn
manners mutt pay TUG pence more.


The Chronicle has better opinion OF Bal
fnrore than of Boston, because there are
MODS in the former Good men prefer
boston, which is confessed BY visiters 10 be
ne most tranquil, quiet, orderly capital IN
he Union. And the value OF its Real E.s-
ate, and the prosperity oft inhabitants in
heir individual employments, is ensured By
this excellent character.
The Chronicle publishes letter from
the western territery,- announcing that
a mail car rier had been murdered, and
his mail stolen, and that 1t was con-
jectured 10 be done by the indians Ii
wing on the Little Wabash"
And then Ito keep alive the exces-
sive and ruinous prejudices against
Eng.and) adds, " this is confirmatiye Of
our former accounts that the emissaries
Of England had been among the saya-
ges."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

There is no doubt but the British ma
Wy, at this time, contains, more real A
merican citizens than at any previous
peried-not impressed seamen but
poor fellows who, prosecuted and exiled
by the cruel laws of our own govern
ment, were obliged Of necessity 10 ny
to the British service, for subsistence.
we know several facts, which Justify
this observation. To.dig they could
not, and to beg they were ashamed"
Now that federalist have broken the
domestick shackles on commerce, and
seamen's wages, owing to the banish-
ment of thousands, are remarkably
high, il is natural that desertion from
: British ships Of war should follow-and
every instance will be trumpetedby do
mocratick prints as an escape from i'm
prlsonment.
We have no doubt, when violent
Jackobin member of congress, replied
to gentleman who said their measures
would deprive US of our seamen,-
" damn them, Let them go-l wish
they were all out of the country"-tbat
he might have foresight enough TO sec
that this would be the means of great
deal of future complaint and Glamour
against the British.--We always sup
Pose this was one motive TO that infer
nal system of policy TO which we were
Condemned, by the famous tenth and
eleventh congress
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

The Cbymtk Gill adheres to the
notable difcoveey. thai if your MGR
chants never tent property abraad,
they would lofe nothing in joyei<n
Countries The robbed are blamed
and abuled, but the robbcr is fpaIed
is apologized for. and any thing laid
againit him is refented.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

AT day fchool in the country the
following notice appears Read
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

The National htelKgencer has con-
rradi6ted the b9rvid charge that the
wife of our Ambahador in London
wore diamonds at Court, and aifcrts
that fhe was very plainly attired.
She is thus acquitted Of what Jacko-
bniim condderS crime.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

oaeIt 10 watch niyh lie utmost schfl'
tude. and that is--the porttntous conn
tenance of her blood thirsty husband
Let he uzefuf story Of me prisoners az
.LyFa. /" LIKE LEAD SINK DEEP WITHIN
uEp SOUL Con. Mirror.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
Sale at Rocky NILS.

l. ~ 81
FnN Friday the 2sth Of this month, (De-
" cember,) will be sold. on the premises
all the personal estate of Mrs. Sarah Syme,
decd. consisting of a large stock of horses,
horned cattle. Sheep and Hogs, a CHAR
lot. with harness complete for two nor.
ses, pair of young well broke horses, Sc.
lveral Wagons, carts and gigs, some of
which are entirely new, large quantity Of
| Household 81 kitchen Furniture,
t.Of superior quality; sets Of Coopers, Car
lpeuter's and Black smiths Tools and about
900 barrels of CORN, FODDER ,&cs
At the Same time viii be hired for the
ensuing year about 40 valuable NEGROES,
among whom are good black smith. several
carpenters. coopers and some young crop
hands. The estate with all its valuable
improvements will be. leased or rented
there are about 140 bushels of wheat sew
ed this fall in good order and gotten 10 in
good time. Bonds and approved security
will be required of purchasers for all sums
over S 10, fer all sums under, cash. All
persons having claims against the estate
are desired to make them known on or be.
fore the day of sale: those indebted thereto.
will be pleased 10 adjust their accounts
speedily with the admir-.
Hanover County, Dec, 10. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25

IAVING qualified as Executor of
L 4 Thomas Gillia,, deceased, ! am rea-
dy 10 receive what is due to said estate
and to adjust any just claims against it,
4 am duly authorised also to receive what,
ever is due to the late errn of Gillial &
Kirby, And being DESTROYS OF closing
these matters rs expeditiously as possible,
those indebted either TO the estate or the
said la'e firm. will please take notice that
unless payment is made or satisfactory ar
rangements are entered into without de.
lag, ] shall put all claims into the hands
OF aitornes for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Esc'r
or Thomas GilIiai, deed.
Richmcnd. Sept, II, 1910. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
Oliver Gross,

s "a ESSsS. Joel Bennett and Tandy Bow
I'VE cock, assgnees Of Richard Barbour,
dale bankrupt, now deceased, Thomas
Harbour father and heir Of the said Richard
Febert King, Charles Crcughtcn, John
Thomas, and William Davidson, Executor
If James Short, deceased. Take notice
that OF the first Monday in January mex,
in the year 1911 between the hour OF ten
in the morning and sun set of the same,
snail proceed to lake the deposition CT
Mr. Dabney Carr and others, at the tavern
o. rripleit T. Estes in Charlottesville, in
the counry Of Abe marie, to be read as evil
dence in my suit row depending IN the Su-
perior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District in which am plaintiff and
you are the defendants. Asd on the second
Monday in Jan. GeSt, 1911 shall proceed
totaSc the deposition of Mr. Abner Newman
and others between the Ecur Of eight In the
morning and sun ser of the same, at Meek
lenburg Ccurt-hcuse, and before the door
thereof, and for the above mentioned par
pose. And on the fouth Monday in Janua :.
ry nezt, 1911 and between the hour of 8
In the morning and sun set of the same !,
and at the dwelling house of Spotswood
Garland in the county of Nelson, 1 shall
proceed to take the said Garland and O..
Tiers depositions and for the above pur-
pnse. Ard On the Saturday succeeding the
fourth Monday in January 1911, at Willi-
am Herndon's tavern, in the town Of FREE
derrick sburg, / shall take the deposition OF
Adam Darby and others. And on Satur.
day, the 18Th day of January 1911, al
Wren's tavern in the connty of Fairfax,
Al a place commonly called and known by
the name OF Winter Hill, shall take the
dispositions of the hon. Jenkin Whle sides,
Col. Weekly, and Pleasant Miller, mem
bers OF Congress ali of which dispositions
a,e to be read as evidence in the above
cause.
ROBERT II. ROSE.
November 81, 1910. w4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
/ YQoy Of Land.

kno I'm by the name OF Milton. lying on Jaues
Rive, and in the county of Charles City, about
FIVE miles blow the Court House.
Milton contains by an old survey $50 acres.
The sell Is stiaJ and particularly excellent for
he culture CT wheat, and from the level sur face
which it presents may be improved to the gies.-
est advantage.
The situation commands beautiful and exten.
,ive view of James River, being on the Z Mile
Reach. Fish, and wild fowl are very convenient
in their seasons. and Oysters may be had In a.
bundance from the Boats. which pass almos, ev.
cry day IN the Fall and Winter months g.
There Is q good end convenient DWELLING
HOUSE en- this land, with S rooms and large
passage, is now in good condition for the res
ception of family. The our houses are conve-
nent; and are now in tole rable state Of repair.
He will also sell that TRACT OF LAND
known by the name of Browns Quarter. situat.
ed abou, I 2 miles from James River, and in
| the county of Charles City, 5 or miles below
the Court Hou;e. This tract originally contain.
ed 234 acres by an old survey but asra,l part
oft, at the north end having been lately sold, il
is supposed now 10 contain about 200 acres
This land alb unds with excellent timber-The
sell is light and easy TO cultivate, and produces
| Indian Corn and Rye very well-On this land
is an unfinished Dwelling House 20 feet by So
and spring Of water, equal to any in thelow
coufttfy.
He will also las Agent for Miss Ann B..
Southall] sell plantation adjoining the former
one, known by the name of vaughan's, contain.
irg 234 acres this tract and Browns Quarter
together from their con,iguity viii make most
beau iful and compact plantation The SOIL and
local advantages, of each are nearey the same.
He will also dispose of siEta pat Of tie ,raa
of iapG known by the name Of Old Town which
Is YET undiyded] and lying in the county OF New
Kent, near the Court House. resunling chat
those inclined'e purchase any OF The above men
toned LANES, viii frat view then, more
par,icua, account thereof is ,houghs unnecessary
suffice il TO say, they will be sod on moderate
'ermss and the paymsnrs made easy to purcha.
sers.
Cary Wilkinson.
Milton, November 17th. 1910. If
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NoTIcE!!!

A LIZ Persons who have claims a.
"a gainst the estate Of Peter Tinsley
decd. are requested tc send in their
accounts Immediately to the subscri-
Der, and all those indebted to said es.
tate are intreatea TO make speedy pay
mentito
JAMES BROWN, Jr. admir-.
Oct. S, 1910. (tf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
IA Hanover County Court, August %
1910.

IA Hanover County Court, August %.
1910.
George Phillips, PltE
John Pettus, Charles Pettus & Ste =.
phen Pettus, heirs and legatees ca
of Stephen Pettus, decd and ( ...
Saml. Day. .Defts.
r HIS day came the Plaintiff by Hora,o
G. Winston his attorney, and the bill
being filed and read. whereupon en- the
motion of the Plaintiff it is decresd and or
ccred that the defendant Samuel Day do
retain In his hands twenty che pounds two
shiil'ngs and six,pence with interest there
on after the rate of FIVE per centum per an.
mum to be ccmpu,eci from the 18th day oil
December 1875 till paid, belonging to the
defendants till the further order Of the
Court; and that the other defendants John
Pettus, Charles Pestus and Stephen .Pet;u:
heirs and legatees of The said Stephen Pet.
tus decd not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this court
ard II appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that they are net Inhabitants OF thi.
Country, on the motion Of the Plaintiff by
s,conusei, it is ordered, that the defendant.
Jim Pcttus, Charles Psttus and Stephei
Pettus heirs and legatees of Stephen Pet.
ties, deed do appear here On the fourth
"wednesday in October next, and answe,
the bill of the .Pain.ifs, and that copy O
this order be 'cr,hwith inserted in som,
prbl'c newspaper printed in the City O
Richmcpd for two moths successfully, ant
that another copy be posted at the from
door of The court house Of this county.
A copy, Teste.
William Pollard, c. H. c.
WSe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
China, Class So Ea fhen7uare.
JOHN 3. HILLARD,

II AS taken the East end of Charles Coz
L pland, Esqaire'snew building. directly
opposite MIR Kimball's store, where he is
now opening and intends keeping a gene.
fral and complete assortment OF the above
articles. The citizens of Richmond can
supply themselves with every article usu.
ally wanted-Country traders can have aa
assortment repacked agreeably TO any list.
Orders particularly attended to. Ware.
purcha.ed OF j. b. Fl. will be sent TO any
part OF the Cty free OF expense.
December Is
N. b. Rich dining Services, elegant Tea
do. Glass Globe Lamps and trimmings. and
many other articles both useful and orna.
mental are daily expected. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
Richmond turnpike Company.

A T meeting of the Directors Of the sa;d
"a Company on. Tharsday eSsniag The ed
November, 1850. ~
RESOLVED, That call OF ten dollars en-
each share in The said company be made, and
thar Ave dolISts thereof on eaci, share be sai 4
to the Treasurer the frst day of January next
and that the other FIVE, on each share, be paid
TO him on the first day of March nsxs,
Tes,es
N. SHEPPARD, ok.
Il Msr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25

in tho county of Powhstan, on Fighting Greek,
containing 400 scres, be the same more or less.
and adjoining the lands Of Benj amin Wa. khii
and others, being the same which The said Friend
purchased of Peer Moseiy- 1.-The ,srms of sale
VII be one ihi ID Of the nancy paid on the day
OF sale, one thi.d on the Slst January. 1912, and
one third on the 31st January, 1873. A deed
OF trust 10 secure the payment of the land, and
bonds with approved security, TO bear interes,
from the date. will be required, but the interes,
will be rsmisted il the principal is punaualiy
paid. g. THOMAS FRIEND. Ex'r
November 90, 1870. a w4,
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&. errel q L. atkinson,

WILL continue their exer,ions. the en-.
" sung year, in the EDUCATION of
Youth, at the same eligible place adjoining
Soutagate's, winch they at present occupy
Their course Of Education will embrace
the several branches Of English, Including
Morsl and Natural Philosophy, Logic, Bel.
les-Leitres, Msthe matics, & the use of the
Globes; together with the Greek, Latin,
and French languages.
Pr'ce tor tuition, during the term g 40
each pupil, u BE- paid quarterly in advance.
Trey propose To bave an Examination of
their students spd pupils on Thursday the
goth inst. to which, are resp, crfully Invited
those, Whose children are with them, ard
others who fee interested in the subject.
December II, 1910. WOW
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
"A estate of John M'Kim, deed. are re
quested TO produce them as early as possi-
BILE to the subscriber, in order that ar.
engagements may be made for dischArgine
the same. Aud ailpersons indebted TO the
said estate arc desired 70 come forward
and make speedy payment,
William M'Kin, Ad'mr,
Richmond, December IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
Bank Of Yn,ginia.

THE Stockholders are. hereby nftfed
thatthe general annual meeting for the
purpose of choosing Directors for the
flank of Virginia and the several depart.
mems will be held on Monday the 9TH day
Of January next.
John Brockenbrough, Cash.
December 10 1910. WIFI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25

NHR1sToPHEg VAIL Has for sale At ii,
~ store on Sboekoe Hill, two door, Nor,f
from Benajah Thomas's, on the Main Sweet
viz.
Antigua Rum,
Coguiac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Sheps, LIs5 n and Malaga Wine.
Imperial Gunpowder add Tyson Tea,
Loaf and Brown sugar,
Moiss e,
5000 w. iyh, c ever Seed,
IocC0 d Cheese,
20 Boxes Soap,
Is Bbls. Ap,sle Brandy,
Blown Salt IN Sack,
Ccnee, KaisiDs and 5 arch,
Crecke y, China and Class Ware &c.
Richmond, Dec. 4 1910. If
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AMOS ALLET,

a T the New York variety Shoe Store
iRforms the ladies that he has Jus, re-
ceived fresh supply Of Cork soled Boo.
tees, Walking Shoes, &c. &C. &c. sy
Decembe IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-25
A DISSOLUTION of the Co par,ner

A DISSOLUTION of the Co. partner !.
\ ship under the firm Of Prosser and
Moncure, having taken place in conse-
lquence OF the Death of Mr.. John Prosser,
the business transacted under the said firm
must of necessity be 'imme diateIy brought
| to close. All persons Indebted to the
aforesaid hrm are therefore requested to
make Immediate payment TO me, and those
VINO have or may have claims against the
SAID firm are most earnestly invited to
Happily without delay, s:rtceive payment OF
William Moncure,
Surviving partner Of the
late firm oil Pr ossER & MoNCuRE
Richmond, Oct. 30th, 1910.
My Oihce, after The LIST Nov. ensuing,
will be kept during this Winter at nv
dwelling House on Siiockoe Hill, near the
Capitol Square. w. M.
The Subscribers, under the firm Of
MONCURE, ROBINSON, & +. PLEA.
San +, will carry on from the LIST Nov.
ensuing, the
Auction & Commission Business.
in the Buildings lately occupied by Pros.
ser & MoncurcJ to which business their
attention will be exclusively deyoted-=they
tender their services to their friends & most
particularly 10 thescustomers of the late
concern ofProsser s. Moncure, and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their
coThdencc, that their most unbounded
exeruoDs will be used to give general sa.
t'sfaction. Their Store room or The main
street w'A be reserved exclusively fer the
reception of Dry Goods. Their DAYS of
fnbhc Sale, VIII be Monday and Thurs
day ia each week. Their Grocery Sales
will be held at their Lumberhodse on the
cross street leading to the Goyernor's.
and their dry Good Saies,at their Auction
Store on the main street, rearly opposite
to the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand for PRIVATE SALE,
80 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part Of
which, is old.
80 hhds and Grown Sugar, part of
SO Barrels s which is ficst quality.
10 Finds MoIasses
SO Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 lbs. Coffee
Imperial, Hyson and souchong Teas
20 I'ierces Rice
Cases Glass Tumblers
a few bales of Blankets
A few cases Elsgant Prints
lew bales India Cottons
Kerseys, Blue and White Plains
German Ickleuburgs, Rolls, Hessi.
ans--Pepper-zGinse Soap, &c. &c.
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
!; 50 a Bas;. and PRIME SUGAR.
M. r. &P.
Richmond, Oct. sOth, 1910. IF
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Likely Negroes

OF every description, as any in the state. One
half the purchase in'cash--for the balance Gre.
dit will be given for IL months, the purchase
giving bond with approved security TO bear in
teres, from the dare If not puusiuaify paid.
THEO'CK. b. McKOBERT.
November 18th, 1910. NOD.
N. B. Tue above sale postponed Until Jan 1s