davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

~ 4 ~.
Shaksp Her. Sfb.
We have seen in the foregoing numbers,
tor the first time in any Court, in England
or America, that plea of purchase with
out notice of fraud, which did not aver the
acfuak fiayment offhe purchase money. was
held good, upon Demurrer, by the Supreme
Court of the u. S. We have seen'thst court,
after deliberately and satisfactorily proving.
that the act ofthe Legislature of Georgia of
IN Jan 1895, was g contract" aud not an
ordinary repeaIabe statute, shrink from a
ground of enquiry i'll relation to it, which is
entirely Competent to annul all contracts
whatsoever: We have seen 1T thus shrink,
n d case which Contrary to the respectable,
protest OF Judge Johnson that it was q
fGgncd and not real case. which protest
however vas wholly disregarded by the
Court y 1t Affected to consider, as a real and
bona JEdc controversy between two parties.
contending for a mailer of right, and yer
withdraw Itself from such enquiry. ON the
ground ot It's leading 70 indecent disclosures.
deroga'ory o the fair fame ofthe Legislature
OF George !; ard this, not only against the
very SPIRIT OF Government founded nn yi,'"
| ne against the idea that an yAuerf~an lie.
glsiature is q limited and accountable BODY
bu, als' in the teeth OF English decisions,
upon this point. Of the highest authority
/ we nave seen this %OhTt, mus protesting 10
abstain from such enquiry, yet seeming 10
express an opinion IN favor Of The validity of
the &C, Of Jan. 1895 although such opinion
was not necessary to be giten. In the case,
the ground obedience being that of n nur.
chase without notice Of the objections % the
act, and although there was no party before
the Court, interes ed to maintain the contra
ry position I'VE have seen this Court.
by reprobatug the power Of succeeding
Legislature, TO repeal the act of Jan, 80,
| aud by disclaiming the power, itself, to Gu
qure into the validity aud purity Of the
CONTRACT" involved 10 L., present tie 30.
lancholy fact to our view, that there IN 10
foweT in the government competent 70 va,
cate Legislature !" Contract" originating IN
fraud, and botomed upon corruption Ne
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

the last ACT of dele gated authority of,he Spanish
Junta, favor of their good freni and silly kline,
Geo gs--Npw we may console ourselves with
having The Brinsa both in our front aud rear -
They have now the master key To tie West
INDIA trade, AMI can easily control that OF the
mississippi Ysis might have been easily pre-
vented, IN our "paoi', II our just but too ior-
bearing government had seized .; ct aya,,is ON
that psrtpf w. Florid1 Which they claim Tie
forces undsr General WiIkiason ON the Sabine,
would have: been ,efu,ly employed on this oc-
casion and n we secured to the Ur.ted States adj
ant'gcs winch are now more q !'ioult to &c OBJ
sined.-AaSasfa Chronicle, Se,pt. %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12
Nonro1k.Oct.A-

Agen,leman landed from the ship Sally.
cap 40 Weber iu33 days from Liverpool
bound o. Baltimore, and came TO this plac c
on Saturday he has fayoured US with Lon
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12
tSDe qEnQulrer.
RICHMOND OCTOBER - 1910
FoR THE ENQUIRER.
THE YAZOO DECISION.
No ~.

You know his Nature,
That he's reveDgcful and know his sword
Hath sharp edge; it's long, and it may be
said
Ii reaches far and vvhere 'tapfH nor extend,
~ Ihtther he dps il.
Shaksp Hen. Sfb.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12
A TORNAnO

" Brighter, broader lglisnings Cash,
Hat and ram lempestuous fail
Louder, deeper thunders crash.
Desolation threatens all !;
Stuggung NATURE gasps for breath.
In the agony OF death"
Moatgome ~,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

The British Gag is flying on the Castle Of Pen.
sacola. Our Information Is derived from gen
tlenaE II days from that quarter. This is M
more, the reader viii rocolIect, than we ralcu-
lated upon in former pa per, and is probabiy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12
dion papers to the 2sth August, FROM which |.

don papers to the 25th August, from which
We have made some extracts.
This gentleman is the bearer of dispatch
les from Mr.. Pinkney, at London, and Gene
raj Armstrong. at Paris. for the Secretary
of State. ~
We understand that Mr.. Pinkney had
made an official communication OF the re.
vocation OF the Berlin aud Milan DEGREES to
the British government, and dispatch
which was forwarded to liverpool, after
this gentleman left London. IS supposed to
contain the answer of Marquis Wellesley.
LEDGER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

1T IS with sincere regret that we announce
the resignation of JoHN G.. JACKSON, Esq.
a distinguished Representative in Congress
from the state of Virginia The reason as
signed fox this step, as given in a letter to-
his constituents, is the state of his health.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12
Sett 2. 1910.

Ertract ofa letter from LNezv YORK, dated
An inst.
IS BY letters FROM London of Aug 22d,
we are informed of Bonaparte's determine
ton to restore to the proprietors, the pro-
perfy sequestered at 81 Sebastans. on the
paynent of the new duties" --Fhiiadel~
fhia Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

The Lisbon papers of which we spoke in
our last. contain but little which will not be
found in this days paper. copied from New
York papers. There is very animating
proclamation of Lord Weliington's, calling
on the inhabitants Of Portugal to persevere
in their efforts ; representing the enemy as
wanting provisions. and without resour-
ces to continue much longer i'll the country.
10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-12

From one of our Lisbon Papers, we have
procured translation of the following inter :
'cepted despatch from Don Miguel .dr7nza,
Duke Of Santa Rec. Ambassador from Joseph
Bonaparte to France addressed toJoseph's
minister of Foreign affairs ut Madrid. The
perusal of this letter will impres,s every one Of
its authenticity. & as sbe'ld,ag much 'iight up
on the affairs ofS Spain, will be read with in
terest.-Ib.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

'nOMETT q FAIRBANKS, Sad

AOME L eS' + FAikbANkS, "A Sld-
~ dlers, No. Ia. .tEui5ors -Sr1at. Bssioa, have
received by the Ship csres, from Lrc,tcoffa fash
ionsble assortment Of SADDLERY, and H.tHNESS
Furniture, VIZ.
Patent Spring Stirrups swivel, cradle bottom,
ioop'd fancy, and mounted do. Military Bits, in
sets, with fancy Bride Ornaments, and Brisket
Plates, to match; Duke and Portsmouth Bits /,
Duke, hunting, and guarded snafAes Curb Chains,
and Bfadoons full plated and tipt coach and gig
JIarnes elegant coach Bits, new patterns with
large Curb Chains to match plated roller Bride
Hucklcs and slides to match Martingale Hooks !;
polished steel, and tined roller Buckles of superb
our quality patent trunk Locks common do. ell
cgant chain and fancy plated Spurs trimming
Shears; Horse Pickers Currycombs and Brushes |;
nurse fish Skins Sadders' Sarge and bride Silk ;
roller, fancy, and sPriug Girth Webs spring Saddle
Trees; few doz prime red Roam Skins.
Also
Constantly for sale, Coach and Chaise Harness a
general assortment of Whips; Saddles, shaftoed and
plain horse Rugs Buffaloc and Bear Skins, suita-
bic for sleighs.
Likcssise-Fron PHILADELPHIA, Skirting and Bride
Leather, whole hides and sides, suitable for Tops
and Boots Of Chaise, some extra large. All Of
which will be sold liberal terms for cash credit
Boston, Dec. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
A7maaaes, far 1910, School
Books, Stationary, eSe.
WANTON & RATHBONE,

.a tleir Ssore o. Tnanes street. ornesy occupied By
.H. BENZ. REYNOLDS, corner Of Market Square,
aad at the store lately occupied by Mr.. NArHANIEL
DEARBORN, 9S, Iharnesssreet,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
RICKERSTAFF's,. RHODE ISLAND,
II FARMERS, and THONIAs's .8L.N8.N:qCS,
Ter 1810-by the groce, dozen or single, cheap as
can be purchased from the Publishers.
5 l.dlso--20O reams Cap and Pot No. and 9
Writing Paper and 90 reams Foolscap Paper, made
IN Hartford, Con- of superiour quality, suitable for
schools, which can be afforded SO cents per ream
less than the usual price
School Books
Webster's and Alden's lst, I'd, & Sd Parts !;
Daboll's Aritlpnstc Morse's Geography; Precep-
tors Columbian Orators Tcstaments Dictionaries,
and School Books of every description, by the dozen
or single.
An assortment Of Family Bibles, with and
without Plates; and one grocc School B;bAes, of an
excellent edition, which will be sold unusually cheap
BLANK BOOKS,
OF every description, constantly hand, ruled to
any pattera Playing Cards, by the groce, dozen or
single pack Pocke; Books, &c.
The tollozving Aracies of London Sta
aona,y, haze just come to hand:
Few reants best hot-presscd Wovc Letter
Paper; common Wove do. few thousand Quilts |;
Penknivcs; best Lead Pencils; Ink-Powdcr. Wa
They offer for sale, uery. general assorf-
e M mani Of
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
at reduced pricesCountry Stores, Private Libraries,
&c. furnished the best terms, and at liberal dis
counts.
THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
has received considerable additions of every late and
interesting publication Also many rare and val-
able Works Books loaned by the week, month,
quarter, or year, on the usual terms. So
THE HAT STORE
l. furnished with lArs Of every quality and price,
usually wanted, such Felts Castors Beavers, &c
made in the best manner and warranted net to crack
or fade. and at the lowest possible prices.
IN PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS, a
great variety, ehesp. as usual ~
Nexrost, Nav. -. 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
JOEsPH BRIGGS,

no. 63, 1Hamcs-sfrecf,
rIAS FOR s.Ic.--ioo bbls. Prime Pork, war
i j ranted ; Gin, per pipe,
Also--An assortment Of ofGROcERIES.
NJ b. He transacts Commission Business.
Those who arc disposed to favour him in this
line, may depend ON his exertions in their be-
half
STORAGE for goods may be had BY aP-
plying as above. iuly 76.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
WILLIAM ENGS & SON,
No. l7o, Thames Street.
HAVE just received their Fall sup
i i ply Of
HARDWARE GOODS.

which, together with their former stock, makes their
Assortment unusually extensive, comprising all the
articles generally found in Hardware Store.
They have for sale as usual large Assortment of
Nails, best English, German and American Steel,
sheet Lead, sheet Iron, Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
Nspport, December 6, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

IA Meir Store, 80, s-strset, ormey occupied b
.H. BENZ. REYNOLDS, corner Of f.1ierket-Squarr
1ad at the store lately occupied by Mr.. NArHANiEI
DEARBORN, 9S, Thanes-sh'eet,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
F. Q r E / G. N.
LONDON. Deccmber-7.

LONDON December z.
We mentioned yesterday = report of a
commotion at Seville, in which several of
the Junta had been seized by the peputace
Gil the suspicion of being traitors to their
country A letter from Csdiz, which we
have inserted in the preceding page men.
.,ious the arrest of the brother of Paiafox,of
the marquis de Montejo, and several officers
of the guards. Another letter from Sc
Vile of the 18Th contains the following i'm.
portant P.S.
81" The greatest confusion prevails in this
city. Palafox, the brother of the heroic
defender Of Saragossa, has been put under
arrest. A French officer Of distinction has
been detected here in disgui.'. A summa-
~ vengeance was inflicted upon him by the
people, who ssrangled him in their rage"
No further particulars have arrived: but
we suspectthas when thsy do,it will be found
that the Junta have been forced u abandon
the reins of government, and that several ut
the members have fallen victims to the po-
pular Indignation, or been arrested. The
desigs OF removing them has tor some time
been in agitation. Whep the MAJ quis Wei.
lesley was at Seville, information, We un-
;derstaud, was communicated 20 him, that
q plot had been formed 60 seize the whole
Of the Junta, in the middle >ot the night
while they were engaged in eounei'--so put
TO death some, and to send of others TO 5.
.Ameriea--s0 declare regency and to place
at ito head the old cardinal Bourbon, the
Duke de L'Iussnsade, the marquis dc Ro.
mana, and TWO o,hers-.ha, the Dukes re.
gimsus OF guards, then Il Seville. were to
Be the principal .se.ers Ia the plot. The
marquis could not OF course suffer such q
,dss.Su % be carried toto execution without
informing the Junta, which he did imms.
diasely. Ihs Juna were in dreadful state
: of alarm. apa threw themselves upon his
lordship, who promised to 60 instantly 70
thsduke de 1'Infansado, bss urged the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
Alex. Moore. Reglfte
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber Of alexandria county,
in the district OF Columbia, has obtained fro,S
the Orphans Court Of said coun.y'ieuers tes-
tamsntsry on the estate Of George M'Munn.
late of the county aforesaid, deceased, all
persons having elaine against the said decd
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or
before the 2in day Of August next, or the y
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment Civ
en- under my hand this 2lst day Of Feb.
1909, . !"
Mordecai Miller, Err.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
Directors.

The democrats Of Massachusetts. have
laid asids their former candidates for re;.
ernor and lieut.. governor, Messrs. Lincoln
and V.rnun--,he first On account Of 7veak
'igh'; but no reason is given for the abans
donmsns Of gen. Narnum. The candidates
announced for those Offices a. the Apri,
election, are .ElIbridse Mrry and wilii,.a
Gray.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
.NEW-YORK, February is.

twill be seen, that the brig Ana, rs,
days from Tonningen, was spoken on thu
coast on the 18th of this month the can.
tain OF which gives news of the sequestrs.
ton OF all American property at that place.
The Ann must have sailed from Tonnin-
gen about the last of December. which i.
nearly six weeks later than our former adj
vices from tina. quarter.
VeJeel h-Cotton is worth only four.
teen cents pound. What is the cause Of
this low price? Why, forsooth! the "a.
NOUS non-intsrcourse law. A merchant
cannot give the planter the same price for
his cotton, in present circumstance. as he
could If the shipment of it could be made
direct from this port. He has to nav q :
freight and insurance e. Amelia Island.
and then to give British and Spanish ships
monstrous freight to carry it to these
ports from which we have excluded our
selves. The merchant makes the platter
allow the expence and thus the country is
drained of its resources. Foreign goods,
in the mean time, are heavily advancing
upon Us.
Charleston Caurier.J
We felit every how.-Our own ships
are either rottins at the wharves or run
ming wild.goose chases after permitted
ports, while British and Spanish ships are
making fortunes for their owners BY car.
rying our cotton to Liverpool One Of the
common sized ships make fssish. ofs
or 1000 dollars for two non,hs voyage
while our manaeled citizens are employed
In the welcome labor Of examining their
wharfage bills ship.wrigh.'s bills, and al
the other port.ehargs bills. And whse
makes this difference Why the bunSlisg
interference Of men ignorant Of eonnsees ,
and oil ito details who have been crying
dowa foreign trade for e,r., and crying
Up agriculture md manyiae.urts and 4.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22

v.rro hin 10 villaiinny. And ! s. a
n,aikable, il, thai. ,hsre .syssi y y 8 &
vixen the mes. .naiisnans sf NE z
ever uttered such vile sAins ef isasia.
.s these different sections nav ssy ot each
other 81 So NJ 4
The spirit Of division, q ealumny, of
reproaeh and billinsssa.es, owes its birth, in
a prime degree, to Mr.. Jefferson. And
his former friends and supporters, now
reap the benefit of it. But is the country
better off now in point q union, than before
! the change!- If sos, let the particulars be
named.
Again--Have the affairs Of the nation,
been in ADLER hands since the 1ederso"ian
era, than they zvers befsres' Skill and
prudence, are necessary TO .manage the
affairs of country well. There is much
wisdom, and experience requisite. to con-
duct thu business of a nation. Did the y.
States gain much, by bartering Wolcott,
M'Henry, Stoddart, &c. for Gallasin, Ro-
bert Smith, Dearborn, &C.. Are Eppes,
and. Newtea, and Varnum, and johnson,
and Clopton, and Dawson, a match for
Ellsworth, and Strong, and Ames, and
Criswold, and Harper, &c.. Are Arm.
strong, and Short and John Quincy Ad'
ans, ADLER negociators than King, and c.
c. Pinkney: In abort, look round, and
make the comparison, and the result will
assuredly be--thas the legislative, exeeu-
tive, and the diplomatic character Of the
nation, has been constantly on the down-hill
course; until, by an uninterrupted descent,
We have, to human appearances, reached
the bottom, and change, whenever it
takes place, must be for the better. In the
mean time, the people are disgraced, their
national character is sunk, their dignity
destroyed, and we are condemned. and ri.
diculsd among the other nations of the
world, instead of being what We might
have heen--courted and respected. .,
IF this disgraceful picture is not like.
ness, let it be corrected by the limners Of
the party. Let them come out, and vindi.
ate their measures, and their men. This
is what we wish for, most devoutly. We
wisk to see them, and their proofs. But
assertion merely zuiH not be taken.
(To be continued.)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
J .assl !!
THURSDAY rEBRu1k sss
Nh. MxcoN's BILL.

This bin, which has caused so, n,uet
agitation, not only in Congress, but thro'.s
out the nation, was yesterday taken up in
the Senate, and on motion Of Gen.. Smi,A.
all the commercial restrictive part of j, VA.
struck out, leaving only the sections which
prohibit public armed vessels from eu,.rinr
our waters, and the section repeating the
old non. intercourse. The bill in, that state
was ordered to a third reading, and viii
undoubtedly pass. We congratulate OF,
mercantile and seafaring brethren on THE
'dawning day Of Commerce, after the long.
gloomy and distressing night which K kas
passed through ,x> ~ ..
At an election for Presiden and Diree.
tors Of the ALEXANDRIA L.saAaY Cox
PANy. on Monday last, the following
gentlemen were found duly elected.
Req. DR.. Muir, President. - 4.
Cuthbert Powell ! o., ~ ID
10h" Roberfc, ~
Charles Bennett, ~,
Hugh Smith, w
James Keith, Jun. ~ r.
Joseph Rddze, , Directors. i,
Jacob LEHMAN, TX,
William Herbert, -. d, g
Rrv. ". L. Gibson, ,... -. ...'.
George Drinke-, 80. ~
Charles 7. CatArtt, J ..:, n '.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-22
Orphans Court,

alexandria County, Feb. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the executor OF George
M'Mun, deceased, do insert the following adj
vertisemcnt three times in each week for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Alex. Moore. Replfter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-03
cOMMuNICA ALTON

. o, the 10Th June last Mas. ELIZA
BETH QUAREES. wife of Moor Isaac
Quarles OF Wrodberry, King William
coun y, paid her last debt OF nature. TIE
virtues of deceased characters are too apt
to be made the subject of common place
eulogy. The partial blindness Of natural
ahecticn. and IN bias of friendship, are
too prone to look through preiudiced media !,
and to draw veil over errors while they
exaggcrate excelencies-=;hat the subject of
this notice WAS not entirely exempt from
the biemisbes Of her nature is not presu-
med, but the virtues Of her character so
FAR over balanced the little fuioles 1t exhi"
bited, that we find no room either for cen.
sure or suspicion. Amiable N all the re-
lations of life, her conduct present an ex
ample foe the Mother, Daughter & wife.
Faithful IN her friendships, she never be-
slowed il swortrily-charitabie and hu-
name, she was beloved by all The faith
fuI Mother Of twenty four children, whom
u wss her. constant and daily care, 10
rear w the habits OF honest and virluous
industry, she has bequcathed IN them the
richest legacy To her country. rhe tears
OF ber relatives will attend her to her tomb
and her meritorious example will CONT.
nue. full IN the memory of all who knew her.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-03
20 Dollars REWARD.
II uk Nav, .So some tine in the month of
: = "2A'en iSo1' nesso man. named
ID A " Y.

then about 81 years Old about common .,,.,,..
his complex,on mo, VERY dark. full foreSssd'
fains e. hollow eyed and the hair 10 h, fore.
head 10 ming peak. He wa, appre,end.a - /.
snort time at e, ne eldped some ,,bsss !, -.
county OF Augusta by. msde bir escape. and +
nave reason 20 believethas he was ia,eiy ak,
up IN Cartersville, Cumberland com. .ys,.ss
am'n'err.d ne a.o sfecrd his es:ar.-Se in
..;d a.s 'na'snee called himself Davy c-uci, &
s.'o ne WA free and by profe sion = Ws,.rmar.
Al orher Il nee calls himself. Dsyy Tea 4, !.
niShif probable that he IA s,il employed In run.
nhg the kiverf;pn Lynchbufg q RICHMOND. i
90 herehs forwnu ~ per.oas from Ia rbo ,roo,
g ,smpioy.ns the said neg al their peri, and
W s"s ue aoove te~ard OF Tweu.y d,iars
20 any perstn delivering the said nesfo Z, M.
iiviig nsae Blu kingnam court. mon Z or o,her.
vase 'eeare him SO t''a' I geS him again
LsWti.i.lN ZONES Gaa,d a, for
JOEL w JONES. go 4
July Sd tai W am,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-03
SPANISH INCIDENCE.

A gentle overtaken by shower,
took refuge in the hut Of Spanish
cottager. He found the landlord In
the only dry corner of the howell sitting
very phiiosoPhicaliy thumbing MS gull
tar. "Why don't you thatch your
hoase sir?" enqaired the stranger
a because sir, it rains" answered the
cot. ager, but why not tl.atch liz in
Try weather." 6. Why then, sir, IRE
phi ID he still playing on)--there is 40
riieed OF it" i,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-03
lMercantile Advertiser.
From the London Courier, Of the isM
Man.

"
May.
/" The object of the visit of the A.
mericau frigate commanded by Com
modose Barron, late ofthe Chesapeake,
TO Tonnibgen, is supposed to be to de-
mand an EXPLANATION of the recent and
numerous COMBINATIONS of Ameri-
can vessels by the Danish Govern
nient."
Kne Pock.--In the report given by
the Board of Medicine in india, we
find that in the space of 10 months, no
less than las. So6 persons were yacci-
mated, and recovered. The Raiah of
Tanjore, aud the Dowan of Travan-
core wefe among the number.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-03
POTATOES.

In Prussia the .Potatoe is cultivated
with peculiar success; IFS the stalk
grows, the earth is heaped up, leaving
only three leaves at the top; roots are
thus greatly increased, and the produce
is said to be astonishing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-03
N o II i C q. 4

MIR John MARKHAM, of 7o. chland
- c."ny, hay made TO the Suiscrf.
b. y & 10 ~o CHER If MS fiieods, s.eed 0f
trust ct hrs Whole estate--far the purpose
OF paying n 8 debts, and for the beii.r up
port OF h's fam ly, Ill these who have just
dsmands against him are requested tom Ike
taem kuewn forthw tn, to
WV FLEMING, aching Trustee.
CHEESE rhead, 80 h June, 1870. S(2).