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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

TIAVdEG qualified as Executor Of
/ i Thomas Gsi!ia,. deceased, lam rea-
dy 10 receive what is due to said estate
and 10 adjust any just claims agains, ill.,
1 am duly authorised also TO receive what.
ever is due le the late firm OF Giiliai &
Kirby. And being DESTROYS Of closing
these matters as expediiiouzy az possible
those indeb.ed either TO the &ssss or the
said late 6rm. vii! please take notice that
unless payment is made or satisfactory at.
raugeinen,s are entered into without de-
lay, ] shall put all claims into the hands
OF attornes for collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exesr
of Thomas Gillial, decd.
Richmcnd. Sept. ~, 1910. Il
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known by the name of Milton, lying on lanes
River. and in the county of Charles City. about
Ave miles b low the Court House. ttll5s
Milton contains by an old Survey $50 acres
The soii is stiff, aud particularly excellent for
The culture of wheat, and from the level sur face
which il presents, may be improved to the great
est advantage. Lea-s illt7.-
The situation commands abeautiful and exten.
sive view of James River, being on the Mile
Reach. Fish, and wild fowl are very convenient
in their sezsous eand Oysters may be had in a.
bundance from the Boats, which pass almost ev.
cry day in the Fall and White, months d.
There IL a good and convenient DWELLING
HOUSE on this land, with rooms and large
passage--it 10 now in good condition for the re.
ception Of = family. The out houses are conve-
nent; and are nowin y tolerablc state of repair.
He will also sell that TRACT OF LAND
known by the name of Browns Quartz Gtust.
ed about ! 9 miles from James Rive, Ind in
the county of Charles City, or m&ef below
the Court House. This tract originally contain.
ed 224 acres by an old survey; but small part
of il, at ,he north end having been lately sold, it
IL supposed now to contain about 200 acres
This land alb funds with excellent iimbsr--The
soil is light. and easy TO cultivate, and produce
Indian Corn and Rye very welI-On this land
bis aa unfinished Dwelling House 90 feat by 30
and spring Of water, equal to any'in the lower
country.
He will also tas Agent for Miss Ann b.
Southall1 scil a plantation adjoining the former
one, know9Ay the name Of vaughan's, contain.
ing 2S4 .a<S1ss this tract and Browns Quarter
together their contiguity win make most
beau frk IN compact plantation THE soil, and
local sS476tsges, of each arc nearely the same.
He viii ajs6 dispose of one SIKH part of the naa
of land known by the name of Old Town which
Is yet undi2idedl and lying in the county OF New
Kent, nsarths Court House. Presenting that
those inclined to purchase any of the above men.
toned LANDS, will frst view them. more
particular account thereof is thought unnecessary
suffice it to say, they will be sold on moderate
terms and the payments made easy to purcha.
sers.
Cary Wilkinson.
Milton, November 18th, 1910. IF
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TpST arrived per the Brig Diligence
> capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, avery
general assortment of
G 90 q s.,

~ Capt, Tracey, Iron AitSTPVh3 NSiy
general assortment of
g @ @ D S,
contained In 3l3 packages, and viii be
sold by the piece or,package
Superfine Cloths, single and Dble. Milled
Drabs, sCoatings, SDufils, Plains Kerseys,
Kendall Cottons, Rose and Dufhl Blankets,
Pellicse Cloths. Plain and Spotted Flan-
nels, Imperial and Fancy Cords. Velvets,
Velvetecn. Ne,verets, and Tabby Velvets,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Youths Worsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linnens, Brown Hollands, Shifting Cot
tons, White and Color'd. Cotton Cam.
brics, Callicoes, Dimities, leans, great
variety of Muslins, GA Seeded Null Robes,
Jubilee Corded. Gauze, Cut aud Diagonal
Spider. Stripes, Jubilee Corded Jaconet,
Birdseye, and c Diapers, Towellings, and
Table Damask, Cotton and Thread ,Edg-
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidered Mus.
lin Trimmings, Ladies Bordered and Prin-
ted Pocket Handks. Fancy Romalls, Mad.
rass and Pullicat, do. Fancy Silk and
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats. Mems
and Boys Wool do. Servantsi &iafe4 do.
'Suspeuders, Sewing Cotton atd Wbfead
assorted Coach Lace, Galloofls,,s &c. SC.
Together with great varietyof HARD.
WARE AND CUTLERY, aud few Ca.
ises particularly suitable for Country Stores,
Men's Saddle Trees, 'Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools. States.
ALS0-ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
: The balance of the Fall supply is expeca
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
! ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted Cotton asd
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Coun.
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, inn
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
,Whiskey. Green Coffee. Salt, Rice, Cot.
ton, Flax, Indigo. Copperas, Salt Petre,
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Hearings, Tar Lunber,
Sec. &c.
would, aiso sell, 1000 Bbls. Tar, Tur-
pentlDe and Rosin. 15D, COO White and Rcd
Oak hogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor
folk, or az City Point " Cash given tor
.Country Produce.
- CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. -, 1910. lie ptf3
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Dry Goods q Groceries /;

1000 acres Military Land in yhe state of Ohio.
200O acres do. in Kentucky
oooo do. 90. in Harrison and Randolph
counties, for sale low or barter for Other pre-.
perty -
The highest price given for Tobacco, Wheat.
Flour and Hemp; also bills of Exchange. hank
Stock, Turnpike and James River Company
Shares negotiated at his Office. Cash raised ON
good notes, aud all kinds os bank notes changed
at moderate premium. Debts collected and
merchants and other accompts Iiquidaled with
dispatch, by BARTLE1T STILL.
Factor c, Contradiction J1erchanf.
Bell. Tavern, Richmond,
Virginia. ep4tSxwtf
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nOMESTfc WAREHOUSE The sub
H. scriber, in addition to his usual supply of
HOME MANUFACTURE
Has lately received a small assortnien, ef WOO.
lens from the mandatory of Col. HumphFys |;
consisting Of broad cloths, cassimeres, cos<ings,
&c. for sale by the pi.ce at invoice prices or at
retail. ~
On hand a constant supply Of Bed ticken, cot.
ten csoshs, .striped and plain, span cotton 1ats
OF all sorts. d. ]. BURR.
Dec.r6. tH
N Richmond wanaated gun powder in
kegs and canisters.
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A HE subscriber hereby gives notice; that
he intends 20 petition the next Genfrl
al assembly Of Virginia. for rslicf sxa inst
an ordinance. Of the CommQd Halinef pc
city Of Richmond, passed on thf fskls IEne
last, whereby, under geaeraf rsl4 fon
concerning the licensing OF C6rff1yesy he
and his family are PREVENTED from usfHg
hired Carriage OF any descrlptios,-'for the
conveyance Of persons.
Christopher Mcpherson.
Richmond, 10 Oct 1910, Iwt1
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A lib persons having claims against the
a. estDte OF John M'Kim. deed. ffeFe-
qutsted 20 produce them as carly ss,possi-
bic 20 ne subscriber, in order tNat ar.
rsngtmenfs Ioay be made for discharging
the sasc. ard all persons indebted TO the
said estate. ,sre desired to come forward
and makespesdys payment.
! William m'Kim, Ad'mr.
q Richmond, December II.
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NOTICE

A LII Persons who have claims a.
"A gainst the estate OF Peter Tinsley
decd. are requested to send In their
accounts Immediately to tbe sqbscri-
Der, and all those indebted to,said es.
tate are inweated to make speedy pay
nent TO
JAMES BROWN, Jr. admir-.
Oct. S, 1910. (d)
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C H A R d. E s..

and says he belongs to Mr.. Siapfeld
Zones of the state of S. Carolipas < 46sther
ss ins ssa eaiMss1afa ss
The said Runaway is aboVt 5FfeetS.orFS
inches high. 1of-a dark conolexiony had bn
when committed 10 Jail, Virginia Dfoth
Yarn jacket cotton vest. sand pantaioons
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove his property. pay charges aud take
him away, otherwise he viii be dealt with
according law.
John Edwards, D. S.
for
Malcolm Hart, Shift.
Oct. sth, 1910. (ws m)
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Richmond Turnpike Company

A T mce,ing Of the Directors of the said
IA Company on Thursday evening the. I'D
November, 1910. UT
RESOLVED, That = call of ten do}ius on
tina, Eve dollars thereof on each share be paid
10 the Treasurer the FIRST day Of January next,
and that the other five, on each share. be paid
10 him ON the FIRST day Ct March next.
Tesses
". SHEPPARD, OK.
Mar.
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ZEN DOLLARS REWhaD-yva: stolen
4 cut of a Stable. near Bottoms Bridge. on
the twenty venth Of laxt north,
BAY HORSE,
about Eve feat high. Eve years odd could de.
scribe said Horse infinitely, but do nor think it
worth time, he having one mark that canno: es
cape the eye Of any pcrson rhat may notice him.
THAI is, large white place on his wcashcfs
] he above Reward will be given d ava pers ~
That will deliver the said HoSset oap, near
Bottoms Bridge in The lower end of Iienrieo
county, or five dollars for such informa ion that
shall cause me 10 get him agaiIir az This is the
eleventh thar have had the bal luck through
various ways TO lose within the space of three
years and six months, and fully up to the price
of S 20 save one and several of much more va :
.lue, cannot help soliciting the favour of my
soquaintances in this, and the adjacen coraiics,
10 make m their neighboushood some small en-
qaivy. which favour shall ever be gratefully ac-
knowiedged by thc Sobscnbcr.
Joseph jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. tiff
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G. O Cd S,

suitable TO the season.
AMONG THEN ARE
London and Yorkshire Supe6hne Cloths and
Cassinefes
Union, Bedford aud Bennett Cords, ~
Swsnsdowns, ToiIinettes and Dinlnp 5s4and
81 dbIe. Mild Cloths,
Coating, Bearskiu, FIiese, Fiznnels q Baizes,
Plains, Kersey's and Blankets,
Cough and Brz,hwai,e's napf Coitons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings,
Ifhdfs. Shaws and MnsIins,
Silk Velvets and Sewing SILK,
Irish Linens and Drogheda's.
Qaeen's Cord, Velvets, Tbickselts and Con.
stiiution Cords,
A good assortment OF Saddlery, Hardware
and Gu lery,
Smiths Bellows, ApviIs and ViRs,
FIAT Bar, CrawleS 4 English BIisteFed Steel,
lie ccntinuet 10 tfsnsac, business On commits
sion, and has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
QpeeD's Ware, Wbiskey, Sbsd and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond, Ney, 3, 1910. If.
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in the differerA depar,psn,s ef Li,Sra,use, ana
AL the common arIolxs ia ths lAationary fine
Lately published aaew nd ifapsovcd edition Of
fiENING,S x{RGINIAAjUSTtCE I;
And in press. Fse hest psu of ne institu.es of
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book whieA in commcn specch. iseaIled coKS
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ed among ailthe professors Of law a. 70 need no
description or eu!ogy; il is sine qsa non Of &.
very law library in the United States, and yct
has never been priated here
This book viii be handsomely printed on a
royal paper of the best quality, on q new and
e.egsnt type, cast expressly for the purpose l.
To be Prin,ed page for page from the last Lon
don Edition, in three handsome 3yo. vols. bound
IN the best hnauEsr; the price TO subssbe Is will
b. s 10, 10 non subscribers S 81.
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China, Glass 81 Ea fhenYvare.
yoNNB. HILLARD.

HAS taken the East end of Charles Co.
II pland, Esquire'sHe building, direc,ly
opposite MIR kimbaIl's store. where he il
now opening and intends keeping gene.
raj ard complete assortment of the abnye
articles The citizens of Richmend can
supply themselves with every article usu,f
ally wan,eG--Country traders can have aaf
assortment repackcd agreeabiy TO any list
Orders particularly attended to. Ware.
purcha:ed of J. b. H. will be sent to any
part of the City free of expense.
December Is
n. b Rich dining Services, elegant Tea
do. Class Globe Lamps and trimmings. and
many other articles both useful and orna.
mental are daily expected. If
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Exposing in few months 10 leave Virginia, |
Offers Tor sale on very advanssg eous terms 70
the porchaser, his stoik Of
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ALLET,1

At the New York variety Shoe Fore,
= iaforms tho ladies' tina, I've has jdH re-
etited fresh supply Of Cork soled Boo
tees, Walking Shoes, &c. &C, &c, 3wr
Dfcembe ~.
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NJOTICE--All those having claims against
IN the estate Of Stephen Cook, late of Buck
ingham county, AZ desisedfo come forward with
heir accounsp propely authenticated, awithout
delay, and receive pS5ment-and al skhote in.
,debied 70 the szid es<2ielsze requesi Cd - come
forward and make fmmedhte payment as no
indulgence will b given.
$780, JOHN COOK -
asd
ABRAHAM COOK,
Buckingham, Nov. Ssh, 1910. In.
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johnson Gy Warner,

BOOK SELLERS AND sTATIoNERs,
Adjoining the Marker Sriage. Riehmosd.
HAVE just received few pair of and 10
inch GLOBES. and daily expect TO receive
complete sets of Mathematical Instruments, &C.
They have on hand, as usual, an eKsensiye van.
city of -. $50 - G-.< N ~, .sf
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CcbtainiSg 400 acres, more or less, Ivire
on WhireO Oak swamp. about ID miles from
RichmcGd. The lard viii be shewn to apv
person wishing TO purchase, by Thomas
Goocman, living on the premises. The
terms Of sale will be one third cash. and
for the other two thirds, a credit Of enc
and TWO years; bonds with security 10 car
ryinterest from the day Of sale, aud deed
OF trust en- TIE property, to secure the paw.
ment OF said tossGs and interest, win be re-.
quired by the
Administrators.
18th Mo. IA, 1910. tas
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GUN POWDER. 4
A Runaway in Louisa Jails

(TTAS Committed to the Jail of Louisa
w county as q Runaway. on orsabout
the S0th day of July last, = negro man who
calls himself by the .name of 80 =
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TxMEs RIVER LAND Fo2 SALE.-Ebe
j subserioer being sbou, 10 rcEaovc 10 the upper
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Books and Stationary.

ahtoqnting 70 about III 900 dollars. comprising
. ccl'eeios which ne Hatscrs himself is superior
90 any ots,es IN Virginia, and perhaps equal 10
any in ''ie uaicn Of the same amount-H His Law
De?surnrat Is extensive and valusble--TbA of
History, Trayes and Polite Literature. exten.
sive. etegaet and tHperbl-~rri4ny vaiuab e Med.
cal Works. Lat,is Classi-s, School Books nod
good arortmen, Of Novels. Ron1hucess &c. u.
awAYS & MEANS19N
LEWIS ADAMS expeas freqc.nt s5bn,es
of BOOKS from New York durhe his stsf IN
Ricrn snd. which with those ON hSud he de.
termined to seI at the REL UcEu FRf-ps IL 10
is, % and Is per ten, from the regular ". z srk
and PhiadeiPhia re al prices. GhwqERs will
be turnishedwith Libraries on besier terms, he
Aastrrs Hoself, han elsewhere in America. lie
las juan received . (Tesh supply of books. annone
whieh are the following New Publications.
Eloquence OF the British ssnate-Williams,,
History Of Vesmoni--Parks Elements OF Che.
nnisiry ---Heping and Mpnford's Rcporis--fscn
ins' New Virginia Justice, new edition. Also.
the SARAeEr, or Mazda and Malek AdniI. a
Cfusade nonance from the Frencn of MADAME
GOTTA, vols in 2 price 2 dolls. and 2 so. This
cetbvned Romance. the Lake of Kilarne he
Scostish -hefS-Osms and AImeria, Ella 70,
senbysg--ihe Dell IN Love--and r,o,s IN me
Ir's Hove':, hs has sdied 10 his CfncgLhrtso
l1rRtRY. 80
liehmoaS Dee 90, 1910 ,awaw oaw
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NOTICE.

RY virtue Of the last will and testament
- OF Pleasant Younghusband, decd. viii
be sold atthe Court-louse OF Hrnrico Conn.
", at public acet,nn, on tue 7th of next
month tJauuary, 1911 teing court day, Z
Trace of Land,
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Iracf ofLand,

ri. will dispose Of tl,s
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To- HE;PUBLIc. !.

= g. - ~ ~ a4sfr
I'VE ,ssbscraber, aRerc siapse sf tins
y necessarily eonsamsd in ~ prepass-
tionbf his house, respectfully suuouncesae
the citizens ef AIsxandris, q xell y Ito
eommunity at1arge. thst AS:iWs fakcn ior .
terra Of Year, tiat rotd md Siifibls eslab-
lshmsnt ,kpern ty Ne nenss al ne CITY
HOTEL, shd os6s oec hy1iE Gadssg,
whess diss!ngptshea illslessAs I RibIicss
% pressrw ~ hi esisaitted exert;ons in
aAotdinS y 81 aAose M may conIar on him
sthcfsssfsf Sheis pltrSS {. sesnkeet Liza com
tortshle aeoosa go 80 Tie s,bscrites
DEEMS tnapsclt . sindIcase Inc mhtj-
P!icitys ct clnssnis aces STACKED 10 lie Gisy
H9otsl. and Nia; ealy suhmit description y
that puEtisa 81 ,trlselsrs sbe have 50 gene
rslt st1eaied IL auEaefpps adysntasos : .
James Brook.
Ezbrsary 20 law
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On tie 18th of
March, in the
year 16IOtWe,
>Benoit Nick's
ARissee, ptin.
cipal commisss.
L. ft

government. of Biscay, and Jacques Blan.
din, commercial agent Of F, ance at the port.
of St. Sebastian and Passage, eomnissaries
delegated by general Thou. enot, governor
Of Biseay, for the seques.ra,ion Of Amer.
can vssselsand Abe cou6sea.ion of,heir car
goes in the said portsy having been Inform
ed that the American brig Rose-ina Bloom.
of the burthen Of one hundred and eighty.
seven tons. or Whereabouts, whieh,entersd
ehe-road Of the port Of ST. Sebastian on me
10Th Of the present month, had completed
the,Guarantine to which she. had been,sub.
ieeted, went on board the said brig ,Rose-
in. Bloom, captain Jedidiah Olcot, from
New Fork, viii, cargo consisting of four
hundred and twenty. -four bales Of cotton
and fifteen tons Of iogwood, and inElhrpre.
ssnee Of monsieur Bourrsde, ehsf al bar.
tailsvn eommsndsnt. d'srmrs Of SssS.6as.
ssiien, proceeded to place the seals =; iol.
low: -. - - s.
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| Werlass 1ods StSis a ~ sxt5.miS
OF two apsscss 3eoQ1 whieh s,os. h,,i
coS ed Is ska 6thsr &C iheihitd hatch,
hind he maja u.'sssy I, s. =
The no shssshss which afs between 4
Two. ms,ss could moi be s<alsd, on ..,.
3 of the incumhfAnce On ths dect oe,,.;
by Inc long bsat s ID lofty: IA hol., ~
ton. which Likewise e6uld ncs 6e r 49, :!
seal. As the esp.sip ; eshin .ou,d -.
sealed, and 70 Inc :remsipdsr,d II.
cargo d Deposited there, We sixnif. 4 ~ !
,she medium 81 n. JsaH Bstii,,. ~ t,a's
.,wosn interpreter Il 81. Ssbasiianl s
mid capt ain, thae hs rsnaios r. sm,,.s.
for the entire cargo Of his stssel. .r,"]
,Svhesbins Of lading and .eersiae,,t. os y
French consul At New Yo,k. which !. %
delnefea 70 as, % well a. all other n,, ~
rela,iveto 'thesaid cargo. ppm
.After which; I'VE Jssgoes,ed mon,;;.,, !,
esmmaudant d'ssrhss, 10 leave on bo,rs !,
1.-The said vessel Z. efficient nunober ~ y
diers fsrtM guard, ~ we'll Of our zeal. w. !.
Of the articles ssmposing che cargo Of Il.
enid wesssl. ::
? In testimony whereof, we have d,x, :.
.thiS prceess ytrbxe. which the said NOV ~
si,ur Beargade, comuasudsnt d'srm.,- NJ
Jedidiah Oitolt, scaptsiu, and the avon.
terpreter, sisned wifhius the above nsm.d
/ eommissaries Of seqnestfatiops,
~ Zone 'in' the road of 81. Sxbsa,;,p. An.
on'board Of the said vessel, the day; n,ooiS
snd year before WRITTEN.
=: Signed, Bo1rssasss Tjfedd'ssaa 0nSs,, ~,
Bite. Com, AA.ss, and E16anEn.
= Atrue copy from the ssisipsl, wh;ch.i,
deposited with the eomm;ss;oa:;. =.
The Commissaries Of SeQusstra,iton,
=. JAcos BLAHDrs,
t., .l-S"ALI1ssE.
G;fy Of Kew fork. 81. q ~ @sl~~
Andrew S., Gar, of the said civ. Duh.
lie notary, Being duly swsra, .depo.e,h and
saith, that the. foregoing is a &rue tran.Ia.
ton made, by him -1he deponent, from It's
original in the French language.
/. - ANDRaw s. GARR.
'Hsworh Ellis 2sd day Of May, 1910, h.
fore nae, -;
81 l.Gl s-CzkILts T. KEEsE,
..-sa. Notary Public.
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FOR: SALE.

, - W AASA>l
At'the'fesqn Of 'ocrooyAs,- os,sAs .aeA asv
fAay nexs At Pudic Aucsien,
That-valaable. MILL SEAT.
= late the property Of Elisha Janney,
S!TUkTE in'ths said ,own Of Oecoouan.
~ On this scite was erected, about eleven
years ago, q spacious three x,ory BRlGE
NEIL L n OF s e, whichever since Ia,
been 'oecspied as y notwithstanding mill un.
u about twelve months aeo h ives DESTROYED
BY hre-:he stones and bricks OF Tie former
walls, and the iron work ofstlie ,Luil,Ipr ale
upon the spot, .;sne scuJd at,.wcr for new
mill, which might with these aids,be erected
in'tune 70 s1ind the growing crop Of wheat.
inc advantages srrcrtahing 10 this valu.
'aole property, which in The dric.t.season
>never wnss wster,, Icing. furnished ty the
,Occoquan river, are 90 generally known ss
hot to need hsparticuiu-enumcrntion suffice
it to state; That II is Situated in healthy I'd
hourishing little town at, the Falls of the r.
:. yer; about s-rffiies suuthscf ,Aiexandri,, en-
he great stage road. beading north ard sadth
I'm the heart of rwhcat coun,rs-.and has
nayigsble wsterto The mill t.oor;; where xts.
selsmay come Of sufficient burthen to cary
500 barrels Of flour. With this valuable sea,
Tor water works of-any Description, there
may De had about ESQ acres of well timbcrod
land, lying on the opposite side of ,he riyer.
For this property ei,e-tcnth OF tic purchase
money will be required in hard, and the re-
s'due III taree equal apnual payments, with
interest from the day al sale. -
Richard, NJ. Scott, :,
Trustee for Creditors q E. fanny
April IS. 2 awd..
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; ProcessaV erbale of the
placing Of Seals upon the
American brig Rose-in:
Bloom, on the 18th of.
March, 1910.
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the canes mentioned, pursue the letter Of
the constitution aod oei,s own.rule which il
intended T. carry that provision of the.con-
s.;susicn into effect. ; How far, then, isthe
rule obligatory. upon the members!
!, Another rule provides tina. when conf.
.dentid MESSAGES received from the. presi-
,dent, ;he proceedings upon such message
shall be secret, until the house shall other
wise determine. But nothing IS said re-
sperting doeuments,whieh mayb commu-
nieasedwi.h the -nessag-. These form, in
fact no par, Of ',hetts proceedings" Of the
,honse,i :beiag merely n.asser Of inlormasion
90 bear upou those proceedings. They are
never recorded in: The 'tiepsnai Of il. pro-
cesdinss," and II is oniysss'4ach parts" Of
The tjourpal ofiu proceedings" - 'smay
in their Judgment require secrecy, that
-tlsyhass . sighs,p eeucssl, TAh sill lead
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