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The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24

Stockholders resident within the United States
may vote by proSy upon such terms and coadi-
tions as may be prescribed by the bye laws and
ordinances of the association, but no share or
shares shall confer the right of suffrage (excep,
at the first elec.ion,) which shall not have been
held under regular transfer at least three calen-
Ger months previous to the day of the election.
ARTICLE VIII.
A majority of the directors shall have power
- call u genera! meeting of the stockholders,
for purposes relative to the concern of the com
pany giving at least thirty days notice in the
newspapers of TN, place, or in such other the
most public manner that the circumstances may
admit and specifying in such notices the objecl
or objects of such meeting.
ARTICLE *.
The cashier before he enters upon the duties
of his office, shall be required TO give bond with
two suretles to the satisfaction of the III
rectors in such sum as the board of directors
may by their bye laws order and direct, from
time to time, with condition for the faithful per-
fornance of his duties.
ARTICLE X.
That in case of the death, disqualification,
removal or resignation Of the PRESIDENT the di-
rcctors shall appoint one from their number to
fill the vacancy, who shall hold the Office during
| the REMAINDER OIL MS term IOI WHICH MS p(euc-
eessor was elected.
ARTICLE XI.
The shares of the capital stock shall be trans.
ferable on the books of the company, according
to such rules, as conformabe to law, may be cs-
tablished in that respect. by the board of drec-
tors.
ARTICLE XII.
No transfer of stock in this company shall be
b,,I ,,n1a
rnade in book or books kept for that purpose
by the company, and it is further expressly agreed
and declared that any stockholder who shall
shares whatever shall thenccforth cease to be a
member of this company, and any person or
persons whatever who shall accept a transfer Of
! any stock share in this company shall thence
forth become and be member of this company,
according to the articles of association.
ARTICLE XIII.
That the lands, tenements, and hcrcditaments
which it shall be lawful for the said company to
hold shall be only such as shall be necessary for
| its immediate accommodation. in relation to the
convenient transacting of its business, and such
as shall have been bona fdc mortgased to the
| company by way Of security, or conveyed to it,
| or to some person in trust, for the use of the
company III satisiaC'loH OF security Tor mon
| actually loaned, or advanced, in satisfaction
of, or security for debts previously contracted
| with, or due to the said company or purchased
at sales, upon judgments which shall have been
obtained for such debts, and in every instance in
| which the company may become owners or
claimants of lands, tenetnents, or hereditamens,
ae board of directors are empowered to sell or
! dispose of the same in such manner As they shall
deem beneficial inr the use of the company.
ARTICLE XIV.
The company shall in no case be owners OF
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-24
Wilmington & Brandywine Bank.

Wilmington < BrandyWlne Bank.
AGREEABLY to adjournment the citizen: OF
the Borough of Wilmington, and its vicinity,
met on the l7th inst. at the house OF td7vara
Thomas.
The Chairman and Secretary, appointed at last
Meeting, took their seat
The minutes of last Meeting being read the
Committee appointed for the purpose OF
drafting Articles of Association for the pro-
iected institution, made their report, which
being read by paragraphs. and masorey con-
sidered, were unanimously adopted, as iol'
lows
rTNI r Io,,o:otaoa,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

For eradicating all stains from Boot Tops.
And preserving their original colour in al! ca
SEES, without injury to the Leather.
USE. Shake the bottle we'll, pour some on
4 saucer wet the Boot-Tops with a sponge.
dipped in water while wet, rub the Acid ye-
ry hard on with : piece of white flannel, roll.
led hard in your hand, repeating it till ell the
stains disappear--then sponge off the compo-
sition with clear water, and wipe It with your
sponge, dry them by the fire or SUM- Those
who ike them glossy, when about dry, must
rub them with a piees of clean flannel
Prepared only by JAMES GARLAND,
No. 70 North Second street, Philadelphia
Sold, wholesale and retail, By BIN, and all
ed by most OF tie principal Boo Makers.
Price in bottles 50 cents each. aud Ia quarter
pints al 25 cents.
- Il VIII have ting same eject on Saddles
and Brides.
~ Country Orders executed on the abort.
est notice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

: S. Ro1ns's RESPECTS 10 M ffsring -
A necessary attention To lhe burgess OF
the court. has disabled $. X. !soal '.a3iny
a.ten,iyely, the whole OF the irrsi soisnea
Of the Statues at Large: He csn ihsrs~
fore, give no satisfactorily o?,non unoh ii'e
character of the laws contained shsrein-
il is easy, however, TO p9rcetve lhit 'hiS
laborious work has been executed WIKI
great care and fidelity, Oh the part al
Mr.. Hening, to who,n, IN The opnloh
OF s. r. our country uen, in all geneFais-
oRs, will be indebted fos placing b~yondi
the reach of accident, sta es WHICH cSe
listed only ~ manuscript, and, 10 some Ne
stances, perhaps, o;ily IN singse copys
X is true that, at the present day, The sss-
tutes contained in the first vol1nrs, are ot
little comparative impoftancs as fiaos $ has-
wing grown obsoleys or been replaced Ivy
others but they aGotda rich preasGr~tns
Historians and, In themselves, contain sn
excellent history, Of the sltuad,on, POI
Icy, institutions, opinions and Language CD
our foreIathers. ltwili lie seen ia%t my
possessed that hardy an s.ctsrinissd s.st.
rit, which coold moi be sppsiies! BY Isi.s
cu!ties,and has enabled their p5s,erity, i,e
less than two CENTURIES, tp crtstrlp tie
nations Of tse old world, "a lsr in the w..
dom and justice Of tier polisical iast,r-
tons, as in tho enjoyment of cisi5 Ebstlys
1.-THE work IN Qaesiisn were, she.cieeS,
to stop hsye, it is snd ,ubled!y enillea ts
the patronage of every preiic SPIRITED A.
mer'can: but, as is i,'advsnce;, it viii be-
Iof eminent practical ptihiy. Il viii, fss-
peci4l'y il aided by a gene, al index ens.
bic Judges and L41yers 90 see, al 'ons
view, every act which has ever been pas
sed on any subject, ard thus conduct
them 10 tie happ:est result, ia eViseera-
ting the meaning Of the legislature 5.
Rthereiore earnestly wishes INA, no adj
verse state of ,hnss may occur, 10 arrest
the entire completion OF tho Undertaking
FIN. W. Herring. Eqg.
Richmond, Dec. 2, 1909.
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r z M o v A L.

"A SCHOOL ==T. LEMPRIGgE takes the
n E9sry 20 jnform The pubic that he viii
each The following brancbes o literature, at Maj
Jcscsh Hayo's. IN P1sBsisn eouaiy, on the fol-
iovirg ezra, viz.
Orbozraphy, Reading and WGtigg, s. 10
per znnsr Eaglish Gamma, ksssing and
Wriiine, Il dolars do. with Ag'hnetic and
Geography 10 dollars - french, spauisi,, Por-
tarnesc o. Lain, with the soove bfanthcs. %
d9iiaYs--Thc above branches with rncyehaas' ac-
sor Book Kecpiog. % dol srs--Book Kce
pjrg stone (ihe time Of learning ID II d9ilars--
Eavic7finn, do. 20 d1ila,s.
MAI. Mayo viii take few boArders On mo-
derate terns. Board ard Tui i5H pgyobie qgar-
ierly. The fSbool viii commence on the I'd OF
laroary 1910. SIP
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MONTICELLO, Dgc. |. 1909.

SIR,
/ HAVE dply received the Is, Vol. Of
your CoHec ion of our Statues at Large,
and return you my thanks for 1t. ne
pin;on entertain OF tie Importance Of tie
work RAY be justly Inferred from he
trouble All e2peeee incurred during the
ea.lieY pant Q; 10Y i,fe, to save such re.
mains Of our ancien; laws as were then
still in eSis,e5cs. the compilation sp.
pears to BE- coreeot.Y and iudiciousiy
made, and gives Us exactly What had &c
!pog considered a desideraiun &c oar
country. 1t sheds new light en- OH
cary history, and furnishes adlitioDai se-
curly 20 ~ tenure Of cur RIG ats & pro-
perry. SINCERELY wishing soa may reap
the reward ycu have snsr;ted, | tender
you the assusaoces Of iny great estecm q
re pect.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
WIN. w. HEsINc, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
VOLUME /.
sr WILLIAM WALLER HENINS.

The Ldsos of country are necessarily
connected with every thing belonging 10
the people csit; so tina, a thorough knowl-
edge OF ihem, and of their progress would
inform us of every thing that was most
useful to be known about them /; and one
OF the greatest impcrfections of historians
in general, is owing to their ignorance
Of law"
PaiEsrLzv'; Lrcr. ON HTsr. Pr. 1io
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
III: JErF EAoON.
WIN. w. Htsrsc, Esq.
RIcHMoND, Nov. 24th 1909.
DzAR SIR,

RIcHMOND, Nov. 24th 1909.
DzAn SIR,
have reesived with great pleasure
the FIRST volume Of your edition ogthe Sta.
III es of V'rginia az Large * am exlreme.
ly glad ,ha' you hsye been abis to make
such progress in / 1ork Of sush resi4Gl-
portaace, not only 70 The gentlemen Of he
profession, but 70 The communily al large.
Few persons have more reason to estimate
the value of such ga undertaking than
myselfj having Tor five and twenty years
bsen endessoTing, IN vain, to procure CO
pes of ovr public acls from the period
of the revisal in I7o5. 10 that of our
revolution. And even from the latter pc.
Rod 10 he end of the last century, il
was nearly tweny years before ! could
procure copies Of all the acis OF Tie SEA
veral conventions, and succeeding Iegis-
iatures. The unfortunate policy of omit.
Ting laws which had either expired, had
been repealed, or were consolidated in
The successive reyissls made during the
last century, rendered it almost impos.
sible TO trace any subject which had eni
gagged the attention of successive legisla.
lures through all the mazes of us pro-
gress. Nothing but complete edition Of
our laws, at large, can afford that light,
so necessary TO the well understanding Of
the laws, and the distribution of justice,
in our common country. A work of such
magnitude and Importance must be at.
tended with Infinite lsbour and expense.
You have my sincere wishes for your
success in completing that work, and
that il may receive that general eacou4
rsgemen, 10 which it is entitled from so
many Important considerations.
am, respectfully,
Dear Cir,
Your moSt o5r. Servant,
ST. c. TUCKER.
I'm. ". Heniay, Rag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

A BANK NOTE Of ONE HUNDRED
n DOLLARS. WAS taken from black boy
VINO czi'ea hinse'f James Smith, & says be fo2nd
sia the sirset NO thinking il psoper TO LEI the
by keep it I detained II for the proper owner,
who may have IL, on giving Satisfactory evil
Rence OF his or their right TO il and paying the
e1rEE1s OF thi: advertisements.
JOHN MCDONALD.
Richmoni, 1arsS 10Th, 1909. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
suMMERYILI.l.. 18th De-. 1sa.,

- Z AZ sclP, /.
Since my return home from Richmond
Tuesday eEsH;ns. have perasei Wi;h par
ticular attention an& pleasure, The greGc-
part ct yeur First volume of the Statutes at
Large, collected with much GIifs,llty and ;bs
defatigab!e latour and inlrstry Nv whica VA, s
have rendered a a.ritorieus sergics 10 voui-
county snd have 40 hesitation in sayin..
that II the same cars and atteni1h ne USED
Respecting the sgoceedtag Volumes fghicf
have no reason 10 doubtful will prove : work
o. grsat UTILITY, not ONLY to Judges, La WEES.
49, to the community 1T large, but vii form
a genuine basis for IN authentic and csn.
rrehensive history CT our count v, the wait
of which is much 10 be lam.nted.
Tat soqr lesours iAay meet with tie en-
couraSehent .aaa reward so Justly due to
their meFiss, is lae sinsere wish and hope Of
.Ge.2 sir,
Your fsiend and obedicnt servant,
WV. FLEMING,
I'm. Waller fleming, Es9.
TEE sabscrieer offers for sal. one a
the mnss VALUABLE LITTLE
HIGH LAND PLANTATIONS, in the
middle country, lying on the So. side of,he
Buckingham road, three miles above Pow.
hatsn courthouse, containing by lac sur
vey $40 acres II is about pine miles from
Ames Rivers three from Apporna,,ox, aud
IN q neigbborhood abonnAing with rnanuA
featuring mills. MOI more than one hun.
dred acres of his tract is cleared, aud that
Except ten acresl within the last seven
years. a new oyeTseer'S house aad kite
chen, corn noase and two good tobacco
houses, are the only improvements at pre-
sent. The scaHtling for large barn is
nearly ready and will be put UP by Christi
mas. One third Of tns purchase money
viii be required in haad and the balance
in one aud two years, with interest If not
puDclaalIy paid, and deed Of trust on
the land, to secure the two last payments.
The purchaser will ba permitted TO SOW
wheat. Also, three lots 10 Richmond, one
adjoining Mr. Sou.bgate's lot above Mrs.
Singleton, and Nos. ~ and 20 in BevaPs
plan. Oae fourth will be required on MAJ
king the deed, another fourth in nego.iss
BILE notes at six months, we'll endorsed,
and the balance in twelve and eighteen
monihsj secured by deed Of trust on lhe
lots.
Iwouid also BARTER for NEGROES,
nine UPPER ApPOMATTOX CANAL
SHARES, and two year old BUZZARD
FILLY, out Of a thorough be; ID D4a De.
vi Mare.
The land viii DO shswn by Mr.. ADAMS,
living thereon, and the price Of all ,s a.
bove property by applying to William
Randolph Of Wilton, or the subscrib ".
WIZ. BERKELEY.
Powhstsn, 22d July, 1909. oaFf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

The foliosring letters addressed TO the editor,
since The Publication ofthe Isl Poiu,se, are
from gentlemen ensinently qnakyJfed o form
an ef.ia;on Of the ipI.ouance of the zvork
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
Eeeemher Is, lsea.
NO fiCE.

NECESSITY conpcls mc to make fur.
~ tlrer application "a all those who are
indebted 20 tn, trustees o. the Eica mead A.
oadS,ny, BY sales OF lot cry tickets of the
frs, aud second class and voluntary sub.
seriptioDs, aud all sash ere hereby rcques-
ted 10 m axe payment % the subscriber 10
enable the bNld.ns Committee To psy.ah ar
rsars for work done, and TO procure
materials this winter in ortler 10 proceed
with the work n, =. spring, it being s'S the
education ofour rs,ng progeny, which srna
,nea,s and attaches them to republican prin-
ciples aud gives : sYgpg TO liberty and ins
drpendeucs. : we u-dsrt .Sen Tie ccilcc-
iicn by agreement with Joan Brockcabroash
AND William, w. Henins. Esqrs. the othe'
members OF the committee appointed by Z
seard ef trustees. AS the 6u;,ding OF the
Academy has progressed considS' ably, /
Batter myself there will he but little trou-
bic in CO shining the money Cor the, purpose
of carrying into eHeot so laudablc an insti-
luton.
FORERT MITCHELL.
I3ccemher 9Th, 1899. IF
INOK SALE.-A hanIsoslls-, - cond hand,
Z London bs:l, CHARiOr, which has
been but little used and is in 1 good state
or preservation. Apply to the printer, or
10 Mr.. H9cHgs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern. where the clPriage
may be seea. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

n C0ocnisad COUNTY Cour,, Octocer 1olnf
1909.
Thomas Rl5tidgc. ir. admir-. Of Sts-1
phen Ha6bas-d, deceased, Pi'f IN
AS1rT8T Cham
Thomas Bernard ag1 Charles John Gerry.
son, fefu.J
-ENfIis dsy came the plGinhF By MS attorney,
and rhs defendant Bernard, nor having en-
teredbis appearances and gwen security accord.
iog 20 ths act OF assembly snd the rules Of This
eocrt, add it Appearing 70 the saiitfAoiion Of
~. court that NC - not an inhabitant Of this
ga G. on the motion Of the plainlia by his at.
torney Il il ordered, that the sad doiendsnt
bernard do appear bsEe on the ll6rd Monday
in Mach next and answer the plaintia's bill I,
and give security for performing the decree Of
This court and that copy ofthis order be forth
with pubiished IN some public aewspaper pria.
ed in tn cisy Of Richmond, for two months
excessively. and that another copy be posted
at the f. ,nt door Of the oouuhou5c Of ihIs eoun,
y.
A lpy-zF rcs.c,
WILLIAM MILLER, G, 9. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
RICHMOND, sob Nov. 1909.

RICHMOND, Soih Nov. 1909.
Dear Sir;
Besides the examination, which ]
gave with Mr. MunfUrd, 10 your First vo4
lume OF the old Sia'u es al Large, have
again pergsed with q, snhon, the copy
which you so kindly presented 10 me.
! am really pleased to hnd, tha, the
materials for correa history Of our
country, sre, al last coming e light; aad
that those lass whIch form ia SO many
instances, the rule of our property, have
been saved from lbe wreck Of tlme, by the
means Of one, to whom we are indebted
for so many ac's, winch he has cone Tor
the good of his Coan'ry; and allow ne
10 soy. that Va this your iaboars have Doi
been isss deserving and hope, will be
amply flqoiled b. a gsEsseN public, tor
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

NrC-l-E List evea'os- Nfrrs 0fS,I ic
the .Us esiss,'s sos = BANK NOTE
Siich from ei,emassanoesi he 6Sicv>s was n,s
n s.s,iY como by. TAe proper owner, by
he ,yo,e, nav 6,vs Il Il pa.irS
CO. ih,s aa.eys.s>n,ea,. hy aPp;inE 20
l.. JOSEPH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
HE HAS ALSO FOR sALE.

USE. Clean your Bedsteads well, rub the
underneath and inside, the mortises, the ten.
ons and every crevice with the ointment-also
2 or inches of the feet next the floor, this
will prevent them creeping up. IF too thick
heat the bottle.
If going to ride. rub a few dxops to your
horses ears it will prevent him being ANNOYED
in that tender part by ilies CT any description,
and will thereby tend to keep him cheerful on
the Journey.
Ii mixed with green paint made or raw oil
and laid on your bed chamber or ceiling. it
viii prevent aics or mosquitoes resting there
on.
Price IS cents.
Likewise LIQUID BLEACHING prepar'
ed on oil that viii sourish and preserve the
leather in Geni!emen's boots AM shoes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

e'Sias TO res'ctity ~c,E 81 'veselviess 's'S
their sytsruon and p.tss'Sauoa
/ am, y >ar Sir,.
Vely sincerely ycpr liSna,
CRt.fsD 1iAYl OR.
TIE Hon. I'm. W. Ysa'ag, E@
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

No. Ts,' North Seeon.s street. PHILADELPHIA.
ITO prevent or cure Fevsrs, Bilious and
Il Bowel complain s, Head Aches. loss Of
anPstite, ccstircness, melancholy, &c.
USE. ltyour body be regular take 3 tea
spoons full Of the bitters ir tea cup full of
cold water, morning and nj and a little in
the course OF the day. in any drink you are
accustomed 10 take
If two Laxative Take the bitters in camo-
mile tea. with a lew drops of the spirit OF Law
endrr.
IfCo;t;ye--increase the quantity of the bit !.
tiers.
Moderate eating and drinking, with these
rules, will prevent fevers.
Ia case of attack Take vomit of strong
eanomile tea, and drink freely OF weak camo
mile TO work it off, after which drink freely
osthe bitters in camomilc tea, and it will car.
ry OF the fever by perspirat.on, but it the body
be desihta;cd previous thereto, add some good
red vine, brandy or geneva All new liquors
are peEnicious.
The red 5itters may beused with red wines
! and brandy. The yellow with white wires or
other liquors. Both have the same effect.
taking these bitters 50 as to keep the
body regular, will prevent or sure the other
complaints.
valuable effects on the human frame may
| be aseertained by any person who will take a
bout solid inch of fresh killed beef and i'm
messe Il IN ag'sss of the bittess for about two
hours, expose it afterwards in the shade, un !.
der hea', air. dew and rain. and no putrefac,i
on will ensue--hence il may be safely taken
by both sexes. This experiment the propsie
tor made IN the dog-days when Fshrenheits
Thermometer had been severa days abou, 90
| deg=and it deiies Chemistry oni,s most ex
tensive scale to be able to decompos. it, or
ascertain thereby, its several component parts
or ingredients therefore no imposition uader
that head can take place.
Price 50 cents Per bottle, and cents will
| be allowed On returning the bottle and la
! BILE, =
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FOH OAI4Bs
$50 Boxes English Crown Class. IL Il 10l2
10 so Boxes Baltimore DIT o. ID - S.l0.
500 Kegs English Wine Lead. 100 do. Soan.
ish Brewn. 100 10. Pu,ty. 1860 20. Ssine twIne
An extensive assortment OF American and
Swedish Iron, amongst which are - ton auitA-
be for Hoes and axes 9 ton 4 mexican aus
German Steel II Bales Gotten Of Superior
quality. win our usual assortment Of Groceries
RUSSELL & WALLACE.
Risllmond, Nev. 20, 1903. 2m.
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ana oysters. SFtaS ht..5 OS uiacS f>uOHh
by application 10
SARAH DABNEY, Ex'trx.
November l. 1909. Emp
Z OST, between Manchester and Bad
L. Rock, IN Ches,ertieid county, Virginia,
on the 11th OF this month, q PAIR OF SAD
DIE RAGS; With Pockei Book, contai-
ming two prcmissary NOES for hundred
dollars each, gwen by Richard and IohD
Moore, of Rutherford county, n Carolina,
IN March, 1907, to Mrs. Catharine Reagan,
Of Georgia ; one of when became due the
25th Of December, 1903, and the other will
be due tie 18th of this month also note
given by Martin Collins o. n. Carolina, 10
Humphrey Evans of Georgia, tor IS dollars,
and receipt gwen by Hume X. Field,
attorney al law OF Mec&ioaburg county, Va.
to JeAu Evans OF Georgia, for sundry bonds
put into his hands for collection in 1905,
and witnessed by Edward l.. Tabbj aud
sundry oiher papers, among which, were
four bills OF sale OF negroes also, sundry
clothes, and saddle and b. die.
do hereby forewarn ali persons from
passing, receiving or trading Tor the above
papers, rs / shall take the proper steps 70
secure the payments to those that are en-
tiled thereto. will make ample ccmpen-
.aton 10 any one that VIII deliver the a.
bove mentioned papers, saddle Oigs, sc.
or that wiz giye me such information as
will enable me TO get thsm again. infor-
nation 70 be lodged with Mr. Zachariah
Bf1oks, Of Manchester
RICHARD HOGAN.
December add, 1909. Sap
Samuel NicETaW and sarah his wife, which
said Sarah is eZecutriS OF tie testament
and last will Of James Gum, her son, de.
ceased and sole dtyisee under the last
will and testament Of the said James
Gum dec John Turp'n sad Harriet his
wife, late Harriet Gum, daughter Of
said Sarah McCraw, late Sarah Gtinn,
and John 5. Gum, Emily + Gum, James
William Frederick Gunn, infant chill
dren of the said Sarah McCrSw, BY the
said Samsel MCCraw 90 be assigned
their guardian, 70 defend tbs suit -
TAKE NOTICE, that we shall upor
I. the third day Of the next term OF tie
hoaoTable superior court of chancery Tor
the Richmond district, move the said court
for coTnn1issioDs TO take the dispositions OF
sunday witnesses in the state OF Georgia,
70 be read IN evidence in the suit depend
ing in the said court between ourselves,
plaintiffs, aHd yourselves, dcfendaDts.
This notice is gwen that you may attend
In the said court at the time above mentl.
oned, 10 name commissioners If you think
proper,
EDWD. CUNNINGHAM.
hRIAHA CUNNINGHAM.
December 92d 1862 tsp.
4, Il VA 4 III IL .f.-f
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FOR SALE. between AID 500 acres of
Il 'GLOUCES TER LOW GROUNDS
That valuable plantation called SHIP YAM
belonging to tae estate ostae late Benjamin
Dsbney, situated on Ware River. 1, is
wei tinbered and convenient for Ash
and oysters. FERNS mAy be made known
BY application 70
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
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A Fererai assortment of PtIN7y & DYING
DPUG Sal of uhish viii &c sold IS low as al
sny o,lcr store IN his CRY. Medical pEacti ion.
Ers srd gentlemen who are the habit of selling
nedicins IN TIE country, win DO well 10 call.
VAIL < ROGERS.
Eiesrond, 1s,h Aug. 1879.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02

NEW MEDICINE STORE.
THE Subscribers have teSeniiy taken store,
ne-s the Market Bniss, OPPOSITE Ltes;r,.
HhisS SEa Shsiton's. where they oasr fer sale
, vr-S general sssort1ent of -SRCGS Z Ak
DEFINES . ts9 c. wlsich ave enpmerate5,