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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
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.ESCELLlvE.i, NO. KY.
sOSTRATuS.

THE strong desire which mny possess
n have their names descend with eci.f TO fu-
tare ages. impcls them, sometimes, to have
.ecoursc to arts, which defeat tho object Of
their wishes. Taeir memory to be sure,
d,es live in distant times, bu, il is to pcrpctu.
a,c tncir fraud and vain glory. This was the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-30
LONG Talk

Delivered by J. S. S6INNEE, 6efore
Me TAMMANY SOCIETY V.fnnaAohs
l2.h May, 1910.
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G0ll1re98s
IN SENATE.

FRIDAY March g.
Mr. Lett reported the census bill with
amendments.
The SeAate resumed the consideration of
the bill to present the issuing Of sea letters.
except to certain vessels
On motion OF Mr.. Lloyd, it was recon-
mitted to Messrs. Bayard, Smith (of Md. J
Lioj d, Pope and Champlin.
Inc bill making al appropriation for the
purpose therein mentioned Crorpe do expert.
ment,) was read third time.
The blank for the sum to be appropriated
was filed with rs 900 dollars. 4"
On the passage Of the bill thee were
Fo'' Tie bW----Messrs. Bradley, Condit.
Crawford, Franklin, Gaiilard, Giles, Gregg.
Lambeth, Leib, Matthewson, Meies, Po1e'
Robinson, Smith (of Maryland Sumter.
TAFT, Turner, Whiteside---IS.
against tie bW---Messrs. Anderson
Bayaisi, Campbell, Champlin, German,
Gilman, Goodrich, Killbouse, Horsey. Lloyd'
fickerng, Reed, Smith (of n. York, )--l3.
30 the bill was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. y9HdersoR to amend n o
title OF the bill to read as follows. can act
lnakpg al appropriation for the purpose of
trying the practical use OF the 1'orDedo or.
sub marine expl0sion'--it was determined
M the affirmative, % to2 The NAYS were
ies>rs. Sumter end Whiteside.
lie Senate adjourned to Monday.
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MONnAY March Z

~, MONDAY, March 5.
ne Census bin, after being amended, was
passed so a third reading.
IL ne 6iil for the relief Of Charles Mini6e,
ana ire Oil to extend the time Tor LOCATING
virginia Military Land Warrants, and re :
turning the same, &c. were passed to a third
reading.
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE.
n message was received from the house
OF Representatives informing the senate 81
their Gisagrsemsnt TO the arendmsu.s 0,
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HAAfBUrc Dec. /

HAMBUnc, Dec. !.
We have not received positive information con.
cerning the future organization ofthc Hanstowns.
The following are The particulars deserving the
most credit The Hanstowns will be called the
Unite! ard free Imperial Cities, they will be un
der the protection of the emperor Of France, will
furnish quota Of the confederation ofthe Rhine.
ilSOo infantry, besides cavalry, and 200 artille
ny :)-thelr deputies will assemble at certain
times, Tor the purpose Of consulting about their
interests: These cities can only have an ambas.
sador at the emperor's court. The other per-
sons can only have consul ut the Imperial
ltanstownS.
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in every part ct the world at present, it is
particularly directed to impede our inter-
course with the North of Europe.
The Following official document has been
recently published at the court of Den
mark:
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AUGSBURG, December Shelters from
Vienna state that Prince John of Lichtenstein
mas consented to take the supreme command
OF upper and Lower Austria, and that he
VIII forthwith repair from his estates to
Vienna, to enter upon the exercise of his
functions.
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MaNSIIAYss s,a,rs

Y Y virtue Of 1, decree Z, d, court os t,c Il
~ nited States ior ,ne .;it: circuit in tie Viz
GINA District, pronounced on the eth ,la, 81
November, one ,hoasani, git hundred a:si NM.
in the name OF the United States. plaintiff, !.
gainst Thomas Mise ard Elliott Muse heirs aud
ievlsees OF Hudson Muse, deceased, defendants !,
~ Chanccry will be sold for read, III ,ney, on
he premises, ON the 2S,h DAY of cbrualy next.
a Fair, not, the neAt fair day the several tracts
~ LAND lying in the county Of Middicscx, viz
light hundred and Fifty acres Of Land called
tamstead ar Hampstead Tract another tract
containing two hundred ana fifty two & three 4.hs
OF an, acre, called Bachelors, small tract called
Balls, containing twenty five acres, and a Mill
Seat called Hamstead Mill Scat, OF which Lands
The said Hudson Muse died seized, to raise Ger
tain sums OF money in said decree mentioned.
The sale will commence at the mill seat first, and
be continued until the sale iscompleted
WILLIAM MANN, u. M. .
FOR
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. V. ID.
January II. (reb y, 1910. 2aw3w
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Nj CTtCE-On the Sth day of December kst,
= friend of the Subscribers deposited let
Ter with the Post Master at Yorktown, address.
cd 70 Messfs Mcclure and Robertson, of Ph,la-
dc .phis, enclosing s Clio in bank notes, as noted
h'low.-lhc above euerhaving been miscarried,
the several pest masters i'm the United State, are
requested to examine the letters re.nsinine in
their offices as dead letters, and i! such letter
should he discovered, they are desired to forward
IT to the place directed. Ii appears from the
books OF the post master at York Town, that
said letter marked 40 cents "A liberal re-
ward VIII be Gwen to any person who viii res
tore The aforesaid letter witits contents or give
such Information viii lead 10 a discovery, by
JOHN PATTERSON.
Matthews County, (Va} Feb. 5, 1910.
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to helghten the temperature in public opinion. he
cast IN 1t 4 certain quantity of lead which was
left therein no longer than it could be melted ]
convinced myself OF this by the tlermonetcr yIc
then took aboet a quarter OF spoon full oil this
oil; and let it fall dcxtcrously on the tongue on,y
perhaps prepared in manner to cool rapidly this
liquid, which was afterwards swallowed when
merely lukewarm. ~
The cxpei iment of the melted lead, which he
took with the ends of his fingers and put not in
his mouth, but on his tongue only, is explained in
the same manner. 1t is the same as the red hot
! iron upon the tongue .-Baitinore american.
ESract IT letter from, Mcss1s. seha5Gck G. Sons,
dated Ha,a5urS, Eou. IL.
=" Since the republication OF the decree, very
dreadful to this place, and to all business i, gen.
srai, It is impossible to quote any whatever pri.
ces AL business and sales remain stop short,
and absolutely at a stand. Produce has no kind
of fixed price, and no estimation of them may be
made tor no person will buy apound weight OF
coffee, sugar, or other produce, until we may see
further effects, and consequences of the decree
or some ways ard means for coming round wit.
ALL
" Time only will apprise us whether the letter
VIII be the case Until then it is to no effect
that holders of coffee and sugars offer coffee at
Is at Altona, and white HAVANA sugars ut 90
at IominSen, or Maryland tobacco at ut Alto.
na.s
No person will buy pound weight Of any
produce at this time, and thus it be Of no in,e
rest to send price current which could not be
gwen with the f.intest degree of certainty ; the
moment when the decree appeared, prices were
down already TO
l6 IL per bsnco for good coffee at altoona.
- per banco, white HAVANA sugars, at Tor
- nihSen.
10 per banco brown do do.
50 per cut. per 100. best logwood.
30 "a b. fine and violet indigo.
Is Is copper coloured do.
% p. entry, but, Rocoa,
10 10 Maryland tobacco,
<ll deliverable at Altoona"
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Feb. ]

MAJ ANTED as a TrAonea in an ACADEMY,
wv a Gentleman possessing classical know
ledge OF the French Language. native of
France would be preferred. should me happen 10
be sufficiently acqusinted with the English
tongue If, beside, his information in any other
language or in any of the arts and sciences usu.
ATTY taught IN acsdea les, be such as would qua
lily him 10 give instruction, he shall be consider
a, on that account, entitled to furtsssr remit.
neraton.
Application to be made 10 the Printer; or LET.
ters post paid and addressed to Eta, will be at
tended to.
January 90. wifi
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Stravedo Oh
- stolen near the market house in Rich
inond, ON the night of the 29th inst. January. J
likely dark bay Wagon horse, eight years
o'o' ABOUT i've feet high, is in good order, and
the hH;r little rubbed of with the traccs' 7
VIII give reward Of ten dollars to any person.
tnat Will deliver said herse ,o Mr. Samuel White
OF richmond. or to me in the County of Cum.
bertrand Whosoever will deliver me the thief.
lif Stoen,) for punishment, shall receive re.
ward of 90 dollars.
N. b. He IS blind in the right eye, and noted
scar on the left rump.
NATHL. LANCASTER.
Feb. ]. VIA
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E'oR SALE-T wo hundred and fifty one acres
ct LAND lying in tie county OF Mddlessx.
within one and half miles of Urbanna. Til
Land viii be sold on the FIRST Monday IN NfafcL
next, on the premises, o. credit OF twelve
months, by virtue OF al act Of the General 30
sembly in that case made and pro,.;,eJ RI
with approved security will De rcqi:rcti from fb,
purchaser, Payable TO The oycsssefs Of tie poor
or their successors. '0''
FGbiGaryG. wsvg
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I AND FOR SALE lat valuable Tract o
~ LAND laying in Amherst county, common
iy known by the mime of CoGdon's Quarter, si,,,
a,co nea' ehs tobacco row mountain. containing
eleven hundred acres, is HOW offered for sale on
Liberal terms. The quality Of this land is SAID 10
be equal to any tract "A that county.
Inc terms will be known Ly making applica.
ton to either ct the subscribers in PETERSBURG
or to MIR. Samuel Irwin o, Lynchburgh, who viii
shew The premises or give such description of
hem as viii satisfy any person Jesrous of pur.
chasing. ''-
.TOHN IVILDER,
JOHN BELL.
Petersburg, January4. w8m
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THNuE SUBSCRI8ER gives Motive, that with
\ aview 10 the education Uf his own Children.
he has determined to remove lis family 70 the
Cit: OF Richmond.-Hc has rented the House q,
present occupied BY the Chaucellor, ana propos
es taxing 10 or IL young boys girls into his IA
niiy IS boarders.
ne pledges himsetftliat the most rigid attenti.
on shall be paid to the morals and general vel
fare OF such as may be committed to his care. =
The situation he has chosen is high aud healthy.
and sufficiently convenient to the Academy. He
expects to be i'll readiness 90 receive boarders yy
the loth OF January in the mean time any COM
mumcatioas on this subject may be addressed to
him at COLUMBIA.
His price for board is 8 100 per annurn one
third to be paid i'll advance, one third in six
months, and thQ balance at the end of the wear
each bsarder fading his bed.
December D. Iy2,yor
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October 81.

NJ Office The subscriber being desirous to
IN close his dictatorship Of the estate OF
Pau Graham decd. and whereas there appears.
by The viii ofthe said Graham, a debt TO be due
from the Estate OF his Grandfather Duncan Graz
ham, 10 the firm of Lies B0r'e & Co for The.
payment OF which, or part OF which, provision
IS made by The will Of The said Pam Graham
ms is therefore to require the said iirn or their
sgent to come forward, state Their claim, and
establish the amount due, that The same may be-
settled otherwise the assets will (after tllsce
months tFola this time) be applied 10 tho dis
charge % other debts due from i,c estate vi lie
scii Paul Graham; and this notice viii be ,st.al.
cd in bar to tie said claim.
SAMUEL. rJRRUsS,
Caroline County virgal
l"hu~iy %fds looy 1aw9Eg
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.As it is etlen desirable TO obtain as sj1eedy
cure as Possible for frosted flesh, IL may
nor be amiss TO mention, that chicken's far
rs one Of The most certain and sEeedy cures
euU tried. Ihave been informed ~ a fer
son 4pho has nied ii, that in case of
frosted feet, a sooolien cloth soaked im this
fat and aflitHed TO the PLACE, will la a short
time restore the flesh to its former sound
ness.
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INVALUABLE PROPERTY FoR yy5xn-
" In pursuance of decree of the Circni,
Court Ut the United States, in tie Virginia l1.
trict, pronounced a; the last session OF that cert
in the suits there depending between VIM kui.,sal
s. Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas NJ Oeane anl
others, defendants, and between Serbia Scroph.i
and Starnsn. plaintiffs, and the same defendants
VIII be exposed 10 sale, at auction, at Cara, in
the county of Cumberland, on Thursday the I5t,.
of February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually, called the Cara MiNs-Tobaccc
Warehouse, Tavera, and other Lots of Ground
at that place-A!so, all the Lands at or near Ca
IRA, consisting Of 5000 acres and upwards J
which belonged 10 james Deane, Thomas Nj
Dcane 4 Francis b. l1cane or to either OF ,ac;n
on the Goth day of March, Is01.--Terms OF
sale-ren per cent on the amount Of the pur
chases TO he paid in cash a credit of enc, two
and three years for the residue OF the purchase
money, To beat interest from the day of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with
security, to be approved by tie undersigned com
missoncrs, or the one that may act and also ex
ecuting deed of trust u,,o,! the property SO
purchased, for securing the payment thereof II
the periods aforesaid.
Previous 10 The day Of sale the Land will be
divided into convenient lots to sui, purchasers.
G. COPELAND. Communist;
w. c. WILLIAMS, oners.
December So
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FlFIY DOLLHRS REW.lRD.

TIT DOLLHNO KE W.IRU.
y ANYWAY, from the Subscriber, in the city
IA Of Rie&mond, on the 20fh Of Oetobey last, a
Negro Man named BILL1; supposed to be about
foe feet nine or ten inches high STOUT, sell aaades
years9 age; Sras burchasea Of Cyrus Curtis Of
Northumberland CoKnty was raised in Lancaster
County, on The CWyito,nan plantation by Mr.. Car.
ter he is rated BY The negroes Of that Place. zpait
iggnlan BLY, he is qveH acquainted at Skiriey, os
Janses RiUer svheye it 10 Eke he Is lurking az this
time.
L will give the above rezvara if secured in ;ais
IN The Gig of RichD1ond, or sixty dollars IF secp-
red in any jI erie state Of Virginia, and infor-
NATION green to sfoseph Carter, Of Ritha.oRd. o.
3ohH Wiaa, of Charlottesville -
October 81. ssS,,,
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4 TEACHER of the Languages, WrIting.
L a Arithmetic and Geography, would Re glad
to engage not more than 10 or 10 boys, for the
remainder OF the year, in healthy part of the
country. Any gentleman disposed to Lnow ais
terms will please apply TO the Printer.
Richmond, February S,g
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MANREsA, Nov. II.

We have been informed by persons who
came from the parts OF Martorell, that a
bout 1000 Freuchmen who came from BARGE
Iona, went to Molines del Rey, with 200
horse and pieces Of cannon, to rob the viii
lagos, which our few valiant soldiers and
mouutsineers repulsed vigorously
dead in ditch near Villcriana, upwards of
so and many more wounded.
The fire lasted days. / cannot pass o.
yer in silence the valor and intrepidity of a
Spanish cavalry soldier, of Santiago, who a.
lone attacked four and corporal Of the en-
emy's cavalry, of whom, with his sword, he
killed three--but we are sorry to add, that
this intrepid champion was killed.
1lonresa Diary.
NOVEMBER 0--On the 18th, about 9 at
night, n great firing of musketry and cannon
was heard in the Qualifications of Corona,
winch lasted until 9 in the morning. The
positions which the enemy had round the
place that night, we're the same, more or
less, as what they occupied until noon
which are as follows: Montague, Sarria.
Colldelroca, Llano de Dnmeny, St. Gregori-
rio ana Bascano, Mop'uya. Espanoi, For
peIIo, Cor, LIambiilas, Castclls, Moineere.
Anscis and 81. Mshaes.
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N. b. The sale above mentioned is pos.,,onsd
till the eth of August, at which lime il viii take
place.
Febrlry .s
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II AIKEN up by Daniel Trabue OF Chester.
Il field county, on his mill plantation on
Falling creek, near the coal pits small brinded
STEER, about two years old, marked with o
smooth crop in the right ear, and half crop and
underkeei in the left ear, and appraised to seven
dollars November LIST, 1909.
Copy. Teste,
rARKE PoINDEXTER, p. c.
February l. w5ws
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Richmond, Eel

HUGH CHAMBERS.
The debtors Of the subscriber will call and
settle their accounts Immediately, or expect with
out distinction to have them put in attorneys
bands for collection his creditors will call and
receive payment.
HUGH CHAMBERS.
Feb g. eptf
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SARCASM.

A picture Of certain divine, we'll known
by the nickname of Snake, having appear.
ed at one of the exhibitions of the ROYAL
Academy, the following punsent paragraph,
published in a morning paper, was made
the subject OF prosecution in the court of
Kings Bench. when Lord Mansfield obscrv-
ed, that be should be apt to excuse the Ii
bel tor the sake OF the wit:
IAN artist. admires the picture of the
reverend parson Snake, i'll the exhibition.
where he is drawn at full length, in a beau
tiful landscape, with large tree, and at
tended by his faithful FldeL He thinks,
however, the tree wants execution, and the
painter has not done justice TO the dog"
PINeKNNEs, (Iud. T. Dec. 4. NE
haze stohhed the f,ress 10 communicate The
resHlt ofa trea.y.ju Just concluded BIZ Cover
nor Harrison 4uith The Kickahoo tribe. II
ahhears that tie consent ofthat tribe sp0s
necessary IL The complexion Of TIE nile of
the United states, TO The tract latcLy ceded
by tie treaty Of Fort Wayne, north ,vest of
the Wabash-this consent they haze (-eely
given, and haze besides extended The ces-
sion formerly made az high uf as the Per.
million riUer. The latter cession though
nor large, is SUPPOSED to be Of as much
inheritance as any that has hitherto been
made.
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VEN DOLLARS REWARD Stolen from
my stable on the night of the 12th instant.
SORREL HORSE He had on his f,rete,d
star and snip; bob tail his left hind foo,
White TO the footiock. The sight of one of his
eyes IS also impaired. it may not be amiss TO
state that It is the same horse 1 have been in
the habit OF riding some years in this CITY.
JAMES CREENHOW.
Richmond, January 90 IF
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OSSuS, VIZ
CARRIAGES. Solid CELERY,
Early York, Round Spinage,
Early Sugar Loaf, Pepper Grass,
Early heart shaped, Early Spring,
Drum Head, and Winter Cress
Green and Yellow Double Pot Mary
Savoy. gold,
PEAS. Pot Marjoram,
Early Frame, Blood Beet,
Early Hot Spur, Orange Carrot,
Canadian, Spring and Winter
Marrowfatt, Tu,nips,
Glory of England, and White Mustard
and Blue Prussian. Seed.
SNAPS. BEANS.
Early six weeks, Large white Kid.
Eariy China Dwarf, ney,
Early Speckled, Cranberry,
Early Dun. Speckled and
LETTUCE. Arbour.
Imperial, CORN
Brown Dutch, Early Frame
Grand Admiral, Do. Canadian,
Mouse Ear, Do. Sweet,
and Ice. Do. Silcsia.
RADISH. Little Dwarf Clo-
Salmon Puirie, yer,
White snd Black. Large Red, do. and
CUCUMBER. Timothy Seed
Early Frame, Also Fifteen Ticrces
Long Green, Rice,
and frickey. Ten Boxes Sperna-
Large White Indiye. ceti Candles
November o. wifi
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u ATTERSEA PAPER MILLS-Those who
~ wish to encourage the manufactures of their
own state are informed, that they can be suppli-
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
anv Quantities
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HISOR SALE-A Negro Girl aiout IS year
= Of age. Enquire oFthe printer.
Feb. g. Ct
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IN AS received by the last arrivals from Eu-
Il Il rope, and for sale next door above the EAGLE
Tavern-a fresh and general supply of Garden
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Ut A liberal discount made to wholesale pur
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed To the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANISTER c, Co.
August 4. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

T + {, hereby 'ass$sl shat all ccntracts or
co psr'rerslies sx'sling between l.. II.
Girarcin and ID. Doyle, as we'll as between
l. Fl. Girariin, . Doyle, aad John
Wood, as jcia. teachers of the school,
commonly known by the name of Girar.
din's Academy, cease to exist on thu FIRST
day OF September, 1910. As witnfsy our
hands this 29,h Of My, 1910.
L. FL. Girardii,
David Doyle,
JJf0an Wood.
June S. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
N O T C e.

IN consequence Of the separation whic h
VIII take place ON the fist of next Sepiem-
Der between l.. H. Girarslin. d. Doyle, aud
John Wood, the undersigned will jointly
from said date continue Co teach young la !.
dies and gentlemen in the same buildings
in which the school was before kept, with
zeal, in separate apartments
as heretofore.
The prices shall be reduced to ten dol.
lars per quarter, for the English branches,
consisting of Spelling, Reading, Writing.
Geography, use of the Globes, History.
Bellies Letters, Mercantile AriAmetic,
Book -keepipg-and the useful kkcticai
trances of Mathematics--with winch
The LATIN and Greek languages, or eli.
Their, will he taught for ID dolls, SO cents
per quarter.
The objects and advantages of this con-
nect;on viii, in due time, be more FULLY ex-
planned in . card, which will be circulated
for that purpose.
A French s, ntleman of talents and re-.
putation will attend those who wish to
learn the FRENCH LANGUAGE, one
hour each day nseach department., during
which time nor other language will be spo.
ken. If mere attendance be required, it
can,be had before or after saool hours.
DAVID DOYLE,
RICHARD DABNEY.
Richmond, sOth May, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19
Ten Dollars RewaTd.

Pun AWAY from the subscriber in AL.
~ bemsrle county, near CharIottesv,ll,.
a NEGRO MAN, by name ADAM, about S
rect 10 or A inches high, very straight and
prominent nose. sly countenance, his fser
has been badly frostbitten, and has loss
SEINE OF his toes; he carried away with !
him drab surtout coat lined with red q
velvet cape, blue broad cloth coat, nair
OF corduroy pantaioons, swansdown vest. a
par OF suwarrow boots, and new furrsd
hat. II Is expected that he will endeavor
TO pass for free man, aud presume he.
has obtained pass to that effect. expecr
he is lurking about Cupcper, as he former-
~ belonged to MIR. Tut, near that place.
wnsre ne mas also connections living.
win give the above reward to any nerson
that Will secure hin in jail and give me
information. so that l get him again.
NELSON BARKSDALE.
aibeinarle, June 6, 1910. ,4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-19

We have on hand, sobe disposed of a. pri-
vate sale,
90 Hhds. Prims Antigaa Rum.
10 ditto Windward Island ditto
20 ditto Molasses,
10000 VT. Green Coffee.
$50 Barrels first quality Loaf Sugar.
90 Hhds. Brown Sugar,
$50 Barrels ditte, part Of which is1st qua
lity,
40 Barrels Apple Brandy, n
Cases London Hats, fresh imported y
Bales India Cotton, II
do. Rolls and Hessians,
Crates Glass Ware, assorted,
1000 Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt.
ALSO,
Salt in Sacks, Imperial, Young Hyson and
Souchong Teas, Gin, French Brandy, Pep.
per, Ginger, NuImegs, and variety of O..
thsr articles too tedious to enumerate-
al CT Which will be sold low for cash or
approved paper.
PRossER & MoNCJRE, Auctrs.
Richmond, June s, 1910. e