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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

His M .jesty however is ALWAYS ii.
posed to pay The utmost a,,entio..,,
the wishes and sentiment, Of s,a,rs IN
anitv with him; aud he has thsr, iorr
oeen pleased 20 c;rcc; the return of M
Jackson REngland.
But his-hIajesty has not marked
with any expression Of his displeasure.
the conduct OF MIR Jackson: whose
lintegrisy, Zeal ard ability have long
been distinguished in MS Maiesty's
service; aud VINO does not appear, on
the present occasion, TO have comm,
ted any Intentional offence against the
government OF the United States.
Lam commanded to inform YOU, that
MIR ackson is ordered to deliver over
the charge OF his najesty's affairs in
a merica, to person properly qualifi-
ed to carry on the ordinary intercourse
betweelFthe two governments, which
his MAJ ety's IS sincerely dssirous ol
cultivatinson the most friendly terms.
AS an additional tes.i nony of this
disposition, am authorised to assure
you, that his Majesty is ready 10 re.
ceive, with sentiments OF undininis5-
ed a.nity and good viii, any cominu-
nica,ion which the government OF The
dated Sta,es may deem beneficial 10
the mutual interest Of both Countries.
shroash any channel of negotiation
winch may appear advantageous TO thar
government.
l request that you will accept the
assurances of the high ,ns,dera.ion
Win watch | have the nonor to be,
Sir,
Your most obedient and
Humble servant,
(signsd)
WELLESLEY.
Williany Pinkney, Esq. sc. 81 &c.
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y virtue # a deed of trust execuset
- to the subscriber by Ro3cri ana Geo.
turner aud Ann the VIE Of the said
George, bearing date the 18th day of DC.
to0er, 1907, and adm tied TO record. viii
oe sold, at pubic auction. Tor ready mo.
qey, bstoE- tie door Of ;ne Ben Tavern
~ the cry of Richmond, on the 18th day
oil June next, all tina, LOT or PARCEL
Or GROUND. situate on the "a I side OF
the cross street in SAID city leading from
The Bell Tavern 90 the river, formerly IN.
der lease To Russell ami Waldo and
sub5eci 10 pound ren, o! 10 pofnds per
ana4n, forever, or SO much thereh az Will
DC sSAac ent to raise the sum of ESQ dolls,
and txe, cxpenses attending tas Ax.cutiort
5s the trust.
lsnall also by virtue Of another deeI OF
trust RON ths same parties u the supscri
per, undsr sane ddte, proceed q sell. si
,he same tine aud place, another LOI' or
PIECE OF GROUND, situate on the sou /,
side OF the main street 10 sid CITY. co,
tanning % fest front on tae cr0,s street
(nesFly oPpo,itc the Bel rav:rD) dove
- COUGHS iioe, on the eass c ,rner of :
Zsseo fee alley, ana adjoining a lot f., +.
merry ieassd - R9O;. Means or so ,rn h
thereOt IS VII be sufiiclrnr 60 rase ~,
san o. 80 dollars and the expense, .,
sale. &c Inc sale VIII a.so be for an
ANDREW , FEVENSON, Tsaxtec'
My 10 1910. IDS
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Land for Sale.

T HE subscriber offers Tor sale, that va.
luaoie TRA$r OFLANo, wherein
ne now lives, cAotainhs S72 acres, on
Cohb creek, 6 mNes Apove Roueh. creek
Church, and two mAef south of NICK bney S
store. 1t is now WI improved ~ a
good dwelling housf, Enill and d S,iilzry
and situated in a6eigSorhnod that affor $
grain enough to Garry on the business ex.
tensiveiy. It is deemed unnecessary to
say more, asht is presumed any person
wishing to purchase VIII view the premi-
ses.
VIM. ROWTON.
May 18TH 1910. lip
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GUN POWDER.

THE Proprietors OF the RICHMOND
- POWDER MILLS, off=r for sale Nv
the Reg or larger qu ,ntiy. + anlFF GU1
POWDER, sl4zed ana uugllz d t; wa.
ranted equal to any imported, and on ri.
sonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder
lfnot APPROX d. Apply to JAS. BRO VIZ,
Jr. or ID J. BCRR.
Richmond, 2lst May, 1910. aw wifi
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BY virtue of a decd of trust duly
executed and recorded,
Will be sold.

~ Buckingham courthouse, on the second
MONDAY IN August mex ibeing .urt day)
AwR'y or ihF y valuable SLAVES a.
mopA"h IN ae several Trades nen !; sucn
as roush Carpenters, Snoemaksrs. yYea-
vers, &c. Terms OF sale, one half ca n.
he o1her moe'y payable he hfst day Ga
January following bond b approved
security will be required for the las. cav.
meoi. Al the same time aud place VIII
be offered 400 ACHES OF LAND. iyiap
about sewn or eight miles above the said
Courthouse terms the same as for III.
Slaves, by
The Trustees.
May 5th 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

N pursuance of an Ocdsn nee 10 amenI
the y d!nance TO prevent E,gs from 20.
lag at large IN the city of RicDJnc u {, no
uce Us hereoy gwen thar no dogs Will Gel
between the FIST day o. nexs mo,ih AMI
the fifteenth day OF S=ptember mex
n. SHEPARD, elk. Co. III N.
May 17.ny 1910 t15I
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May sth 1910.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
In HALIFAX County Court. In Cbanccrv
goth February, 1910.
Michael Clardy, Pr
Ag inst
Michael Clardy, jun. Def
The defendant MT having entered a.. an.
pearance and gwen security acco d,sr/S
me act OF Assembly aoI the rules n A.
Sourt, and it sPPcarIng to tue s4t<acyR
d the Court, thar he IS not an inaaftankf
Lh's Commoh"ealth--On Noted OF TO-
PiSIhtId by his Counsel, il is ordeAd knat
the SAID defendant, do appeav er,.-.s,s
iourth Monday us Ju0e next, anG anewer ,,e
Dill of the plaintiff, aud th4t a copy of ,h,s
order DC fofthwiin inserted in ons OF Nrws
fdpers published ia the city Of Richm..5
Tor eight weeks sUccessiyely. and Dvsted :,
the front door Ofthe Courthouse OF the "a d
county
a Copy, Teste,
samuel Williams, D. C. n. c.
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At his Law & Miscellaneous Book
Store and Circ1la ing Library,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

Lord Weekdays istler, with great
many ST expressions, acc d e 20 tn r..
e@'l u MF. JtcSsop, DHt jait,fi - his con.
oacts Condemns slS Am re Az ypyern nent
Tor dts missing Mr.. Jackson pr ousiy 20
preterrug q compliant to TIC Brush non
areh, prAises ;ls Integrity. a0,lity aaS zzal
% the envoy ada deslgnascs as hls succvss
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baltimore July %.
LATEST FROM DENMARK.

The brig Inca, Mezick, and schr. Amphion,
Knowles, arrived here yesterday from Sylt
which they lett june LIST. BY the Amphion, we
have received the Hamburg Correspondence,
to nth May only, which are in the hands OF a
gentleman, who has kindly undertaken to trans.
late their contents. Letters to the 25;h May
nave been received, but they contain nothing pc
5NcalIy important The markets are glutted
and u,ili, prices merely nominal, inasmuch as
fhey depend upon the Quantity which il is pos
sibie 70 smuggle into the continent. Although
The Daoes appear not TO be disposed To acuui.
esce IN all the views Of Bnnaparte, YET request
nom h'm respecting neutral property, Keeps
b,osc IN trade under continued approximations -
ii.e DSaish frontier is said 10 be well lined with
DshIs'' troops, TO preserve the integrity Of their
owe sOInniOns. The blockade Of Esineur was
no Known pt Syit, when those vessels sailed -
lre French decree for the scquestration of A.
mean property, issued at kambouct, was
ofiiclally promulgated in the Dutch papers
The prices of sugars only, are said to be worthy
OF attention american
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July 81

EFRANCIS GALVa AN. having removed from
a the White Chimnies, respectfully informs
his friends and the puplic, that having been an
pointed a Master Commissioner in the Federal &
Chanceiy Courts, and Commissioned Notsry
Public, tor the city OF Richmond H., has STAB
lshed his residence and opened ms offiae ON
ShockG Hill, where he will transact all business
appertaning to the said appointments ; vrite let
tiers of attorney take dispositions, protest bills,
and translate any papers into French or from the
French :: He will also transact commercial busi
ness, buy ss'd sell on commission, and will attend
public Offices when required by his friends -t- II
distance, 20 obtain copies of papers for them
Letters post paid or by private hands will be duly
attended 90
July "a Il
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ME Subscriber having removed TO the
Louise opposite the swan Tavern, formerly
occupied by Henry Banks, esqr proposes estab
lshing Sc dGNAkY, for the instruction of
youth, ofbsth sexes, and respectfully solicits the
patronage Of his friends and the public He
purposes teaching Writing and Arithmetic, thu
knglIsh language grsmamticslly, Astronomy.
Geog' Apply, Natural and NiOrsl Philosophy, sur.
'eying and Book Keeping, and promises to pay
he mOst unremitting attention to the moral A.
wen IS INTELLECTUAL imgrcYcmeEs Of such pupils
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. ST LOUIS. IN. ~ I'm. o,

ST LOUIS, (U. L June 81
gentleman just srrived here from above the
RIVER Plat, on the Missouri, reports that the
rune Penckas, Maha, Otto, Missouri, Sioux,
Usage Man and other nationsare a, present in o
pen war with eaeh other Rogers the Sha.
wonte Chief, has received information few dive
ago 81 the murder of3 of his people (wl,o were
our hunting ON the Casconade) by the Osages
u ms nfnrmation proves true. there is no doubt
OF a very formidable expedition Consisting OF
MISSISSIPPI and Wabash Indians, seliS set on
loot TINS summer against the offending party -
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n UHANCERY -TappAhannock, Essex In,
a tervening = @.,, continued and held on the
10 dayof June, 1910
Jun Jones' CombPt
AGAINsr
Andrew Allen and John r. Craw, DeCfs
CAME the complainNn', By hls attorney, and
IT appearing to 'he satisfaction ofthe court, that
ths aeieud'c,t AnGiew Allen IS Eot an inhabitant
OF his state On tie motion Of The complainant,
% ordered, Fiat he appear here on the first day
OF september court next, and answer the com
plainants bill, AMI ,at COW OF ,his order be in
serted in some public news paper, printed in the
city OF Richmond, for two Inonths successivel,
and that another copy hereof be posted at the
front door of this court house.
Il Gc9y Ter,
Nm B MITTHEWS, d. c.
Fer
TCHH p LEE, c. E. c. c.
aqiy w wsw
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The Indians are likely To be troublesome on
our frontiers The prophet has been very busy
III ms enueavors to STIR up the Indians sgains,
the whites The last dates inform ns. thev were
IN measure pacifed, but the prophet was 70
noia another war council when il it probohle we
shall know the result of their determination =
me executive OF the U S. ties has ordered a
company OF r. gulsrs to Vncennes, TO watch
tiisir movements en,.ck, Pm
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JosRPH ScoTr, l..
MdrshaN. Y z.
City Richmond N9rshaNss OGice 3sly 25 II
TT STORY OF THE BAPTISTS, IN FIR.

II STORY OF THE BAPTlSTS, IN YIR.
IL GINA Those friends of the subscriber,
who mold subscrition papers tor the above work
are hereby informed, that the printing is consiJe-
rrab,v advanced, and will probably he flushed by
the last of August He requests, therefore, that
lists OF the su5scri Iers' names may be sent on by
some safe private conveyance, directed 10 him in
Richmond, to the care of Mr.. Robert Nick m
AS the binding will keep back the books, a short
time, the first of September will be soon enough
to receive the lists. In the mean tune, there
will he an opportunity to circulate more extern
siveiy, those papers which msy have been negiec-
ted Although it is his intention to send on, a.
greeabiy to the proposals, one copy extrsord:pa-
ry for every ten subscribers and in the same pro.
portion, tor larger number, yee he wishes his
friends not TO understand that he views this AS
an adequate compensation for their trouble. He
believe, tb4m to have been acu,ated from mutiv, 9
OF very different nature He wishes 10 be in
formed by the holders ofthe subscription papers,
to what public places they would wish the books
to be sent. For those of the adjacent coun, les, ,
he can send them to their court houses, ON court
days For those at greater distance, to some
large town, to the care Of friend. Associ.ti.
ons will answer channels ofc.h eyance, where
they shall be holden sufficiently early
large supply will be kept in Richmond :
70 3 SEMPLE
Iuly 81 o.
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NJ ICE, from the 'arshal of Virginia, t.
1 his sss,stsnts.---rhe Marshal, i'm a circu.
lar letter to mis- assistants, appointed to take the
third census, has requested IF them to acknow,
ledge the receipt Of their commissions ~ soon aft
ter they receive them possible. He here a
gain repeats the request. and hopes that 10 time
will be lost By such assistants as have not &C.
knowledgsd the receipt of theirs, tn do it with
out further delay, and in case of death, sickness.
or any other cause, it should become necessary to
make orher appointments i'm the room Of any of
those already made; the marshal requests that he
may receive the earliest notice thereof from any
county, city ar borough where any such occur
tence may take place, and at the same time, a
recommendation of some discreet and proper
person To act i'll the room Of those that nav de-
cline acting.
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=" IMPORTANT To MERCHANTS

IMPORTANT tt MERCHANTS. p
ext,a;t OF a letter from G DuvsN Cons,roile,
q the Treasury TO the coNecfo, of Boston ua-
der date Of Su!y 5th 1910,
grass Rep, as wei, as that made of thehusks
Oh tne cocoa nut, comes under the head Of IN
tarrcd Cordage"
ontarred Cordage pays duty oftwo cents
and half pound, from which it will be seen
tnat the above mentioned kinds OF Rope instead
OF pay'"g an sdvalprem duty of Is per cent as
uHenan.erafed articles" will pay the same as
other 9" Unsnred Cordage"
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IllY 81


" IRCiNIA, TO rUif:-At Chancery District
v Court, held at the former capitol, IN ,l,e CT.
ty Of Williamsburg, the 22d day of July, 1910
John Lard PtF
Carter Mitchell, executor Of Robert Mitchell
Priscilla Mitchell, John Y. Chism and Sarah his
wife, Tasker Carter QInan an infant John w
Bebeid, and Frances + his wife, Harriet Peck
Harriet Lucy Maund, John c Peck and Emanuel
Peck, infants Spencer Ball and Betty L. his
wife, Sophia Carter, Robert Beiklcy and lula
his wife, Thomas APP jones, Sarah | ZONES, Eli
zabeth Jones and Jane Jones, infants, and George
Garter Defu
ON the motion Of the plaintiff by his council
Carter Mitchell is ASST 7ed guardian to the infant
defendants, Tasker Garter Quinlsn, Iohn { PECK
ana Emanuel Peck, and Waiter Jones', to tile IN.
fant defendants, Sarah J. Jones, Elizabeth ZONES
7nd Jane Jones, TO defend them IN this suit. and
the defendant Sophia Carter, not having entered
her appearance aud given security according TO
the acts of assembly, and the rules Of this court
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that she is not an inhabtant OF this country On
the further motion of the plaintiff, II i. ordered.
that the said defendants do appear here on th, l.
day of April term next, and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff 4 that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN some news paper of the CITY of
Richmond, tor two months successfully, and pos
ted at the front door Of tie former capital in this
city.
d cae1.
Iulv o. ~ y -
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lRGINlA, TO pit-At a Lh.ncery District
Court, held at the former cao,tol. in The
c,,y OF Williamsburg, the thirteenth day of Apr,i
1870.
James Elliott, Puff
Richard Lee, administrator with the will
annexed OF Richard Lee, Willouel,by Newton
and Sally his wife, WHO was the widow Of the
sad Richard Lee, Thomas Jones tn / M.ry his
VIE John smith and - - h!4 VIE. and i.car
Ga Lee an ihf.nt, which Mary, LetItiu aud r., ar
di are children OF Oh sad &i'hard Lee. Defr,
on the moton of the piaip,tff by hs counsel.
the defendant Willoughby Newton, is assigned
guardian to the iaiant dee ndlnt Ricardo Lee to
defend her IN this suit, and the de iend ,nls I,hn
Smith and Let'tis his wife. not having e;.i. ed
Their appearance, and given security according To
the acts OF assembly and the rule- IF this court,
and 1T appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the court
that they are not inhabitants Of this country On
the motion Of the plaintiff, by his counsel, Ii u,
orIered hat the SAID defendants do appes Ar here
on the first day Of the next term and ans wer the,
bill of the plant #, and that copy of this ord-,
be forthwith inserted in one of TIE Richmond
news papers, for two months successively, and
posted at the front door of the former capitol in
this city
4 CoRy,
ANTI ROBTRG(JN n r.
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Richmond County. Julv q

Nd z. ORKIS PAING-,,f.-.l- =
AVE- by virtue Of CONAN s., o., TO-. tina, r,,,,.,.,
awarded, shall proceed, at the tqyern K ~
iripistt l Estes, IN the town Of Charl,,t,s ~
'etween the hours of1o O'Clock m tne t,r "ilee :
and i've O'Clock in the ate noon, OH g ,,,3 on
on d "y5 " ~ A" 'e d@ @sa and y o,ano s
Estes shall be taken, 20 be read AS r'ed 4.
the SUIT at law now depend ~ and up ''uence IN
IN the Hastings Court for he ci;y q, y 'efninad
N winch am PlsinUH vi YOU a. ',s'n q,
when and where you na. 4t-e 4 y yo-', 's1Ca"t
luy e. 04s44D
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prevailed or until circumstances shall
have enabled the government If the United
States give those GOOD TITLES which
they at present under the Judgment of IA,
Supreme judicial court are UTTERLY UNA
sLE TO GRANT"
Mr. r. winds up this curious " Cautions
ny Notice." with subscribing himself g. one
OF the principal owners of land in the Missis
slppi Territory under the grants of the state
OF Georgia, recorded in the office of the Sc
c,etary of State of the U. States. and whose
title has been adjudged valid in the case a..
foresait.''
Reader! Such are the facts submitted to
your notice. ---Neditate their conseouen-
ces well-More of this subj ct anon
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NEw.OR1.eAN, J,,,a o.

NEW. ORLEANS, june 97,
Letters have been received to day frojA ayo,,
Sarah and Baton Rouge, Stating that the people
OF those districts in West Florida. had it in con
temptation to form government tor themselves :
that they had been for some time without law. or
the semb'ance Of government, and that self pre-.
sersation drove them to the measure they were
about to take We are promised extracts of the
letters which ifhanded to us, hal. appear to.
morrow.
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~ may be confded TO his care. He commences
u Monday next. rers,s twenty five dollars per
Fnnum, payable quarterly.
b DENNIS
July26. ..9 wAw
O Mrs Dennis, who has been engaged. some
years in the Millinery and Msntua- M aking bust
tess, will be thankful. for any favors in either of
these branches
- Ihave accommodation for few boarders
which would be received on modes 4,s teru,s -
.t IS r,> Ii +,
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~ APPRENTICES WANTED.
JOHNSON & REAT, wish to have BOYS
Of about Ia or IS years Of age, to work at tie
SifUeysmuhs' Basiress
INV ~ 20
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Will give &rewsrd IT rwRNrY DoLLA s.
a TO ny lN;rsch, wpO will appreheud .,.i <ate-
~ deliver 10 M, low, " "A m lie dsrk n.
Plecuoned Negro Man. whose name is Isaac.
who 'o'cOn ed ON thei25 id.ya. .ss or \.
as n me 20 get him again 80
Isasc is twenty four gears Old. and his stature
- about i've feet, he has suriy c0uhen nc. n q
Ups somewhat prominent, his hair, which q
wears long on the top Of his he'd, IS th;ek
and grows low ON the forehead rather a #. nj
his eyes are seldom raised to person, ace +
kuo" Of no mark or scar by which he ,o3y h.
designated. He took with him tolera5I. go,d
drsb cloth surtout, with yelve cape 8. iue vi h
yellow Hannei, an old and new dr ID .iort co 4. q
PaF"f yrab & I pr ofcoaFse white cotton psnt =.
looms, 2 pair Of black silk stockings, an old f,,rr
nat, ard other clothes; hose do not uovV rerol-
lect. lie has many rel II ons and ACQUAINTANCE.
~ tins county and Westmorelond, and lie m AZ he
lurEnS among them, but am more inclined
70 believe that he will attempt e. 90 out of Ills
state In the capacity of waiting servant nc
has required a considerable degree Of spar,ne"s. :.
] FAUNTLEAOY.
Richmond County. Jilv d
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nJ We have received the N O. prints. TO RI,
2Sth, but no extracts ofletters.
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Hlfl ,DOLLAR RE WARD =.
a away + ON the subscriber near Avl. "a
w rel House, IN King William county. on tte
ilh INST Likely bright mulalto house sery,,t
Named PdRIS. lie is about twenty two or three
yeas OF age, tive feet eight or nine inches M
has a scar on the back of the right hand occssis
oned ny ourn when he was young, a small nc.
on the left, and one the forehead about an inch
long, just above une of his eyes-He had ON a
purple c0iored Virginia cloth coat, brown linen
overalis and cotton SHIRT, and carried with him
short blue cloth coat, and sundry other arl.,es
OF cioathmg not particularly known; he had q
pass to go 70 Mr. William 3. Chamberlsyne in
The county OF Renrico, near RIchm md. and a;.o
a letter directed to him which he may prob,hI,,
make use of TO enable him to get on his ioune "
A day or two after his elopement, a large l,nS.
Sg''d ru,ty bay horse, with hanging mane. &
switch laIl, without any brand or 6esh mark III t
is recollected, was stolen out of the subscr,ber,
Pasture, and 1t IS believed by him and on the
same night, saddle stolen, no doubt bv tue
same thief from ne'gi.bor, which was covered
with black leather, and had not long since beer,
newly padded, and the padding faced with win, .
sheep skin, and piece of rope substituted an
one SIDE tor ,trrup leather Ii is supposed he
made to the north ward with view of ,r..ttino, ~,
Phlladelphia or New York The above rcwarJ
w''i be given for experimenting and DELIVERING
nm to the subscriber, or 8 20 for committing nm
TO J al, and CRYING notice thereof; and tue f,r.
the sum OF 3 10 viii be paid for restoring tie
hor'e tn kOBERT POLAND
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l.. II. GIRARDIN.
min 81

July ct. Won
+. Mr.. John Wood proposes TO have, in the
evening" private class for such gentlemen whose
situation III Lille, may not permit them To attend
his lessons at the academy.
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INIT ROBINSON, C. C..
" wSw
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July 81.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-04
70 the Admirers Of TIE TYencb.
Language.

TIME French Journal under the title Of
II ,L'HEMisPHERE, appears every Ss-.
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in PAM.
tptlets of rs pages, in two columns, .ilsrge.
octave, printed with q hanascme Tyre and
conducted with care and ini,eitiality
1I,'Henis.hhere birds Itself TO pubilsi, facts ;
and lhesmost interesting articles, as may be-
seen by the nranbers already published,
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