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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
Ebc asonitor. mo. XVII.

To pass through life with any degree of
honour to himself, the young man on his
first entrance into the world should make
choice ofproper company. 1t is not enough
that his principles be of the right kind,
neither is it sufficient that bis mind is pure,
and his intentions right. His associates
must be among the vase, and his compan
ions selected from among the excellent Of
the earth. Vices sre infectious, and the
purest principles are liable TO be corrupted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
CUTLERY.

Table Knives and Forks,
Penknives-S cihars-Steel Snuffe-.,
Saddle and Chaiie Whips,
~ ConaantIy on hand. Silver Ladies, T.
bic aud Tea spoons, Of the mott fAihionsbIe
patterns.
Gold Necklaces,
Pocket Books. and Purfes, &c. &c.
~ Hair Work. of al kinds executed with
neatnels and diipatch.
he has in addition to The above, alrnoa ev.
cry article in the Iewelry & Fancy line, gen
orally in uie--whch will tie diGpofed Of on
terms tina, cannot fail to meet the views of
Furchafers.
~ He has for fale, 4" Odorferous HON
Ely WATER, for cleaning, Pc. tv'Tirg, bbteri~g,
F'trg'be'Dg and preventing rhe hair from
TURNING GREY"
Ayo-genune ESSENCE Of LEMOE-To-
gether VII IN lone &c ehrated COLD CREAM,
which cieAnles, fof.ens aad beauties the
complexion.
Portland, De-. 4. (G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
David Chencry's E(ate.

d Be sd b order II Court, on THtIRSDh7- bs
-tf'srufb day # february xf, Il eLeOe" osI's#
- fbe fa-eaoO-, at fbe Hos5s late Of Davii
Cbs"s'y, # Fois'uf5, IL tie ecEsty e CHs'be'-
laHd aeesges, int1esfs--
THE whole of The Real Efste, being the
Eometea1 of faid deceAied coniiting
Of ahnu; twenty acres of Land with the build
ings thereon, excepting the Widow Dover,
tcr payment Of the faid deceafed's debts
MAR TIiA CHENERY.
JsrssrJ 2, 1910. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
Benz. A. Iordan'S Eltate.
7aaEEy 3, 1910

Benz. A. Jordan's Eltate.
70 be Jolj BY Ordtr Of Camt, 81 THURsD AT ID
Eflee7iL day Of February sesf, at f10O OfI0.t -
f6t ejt.-oo., at 'bt late D'0,liirg 6o.lf sf Bta
jain AAes Jor5aH, c-resed, ~ G"baz-
: 0 Tnuca q the fad decealed's Real Efta;e
\ a, vii! produce the fun Of four hundred
and thirty dollars, TO enable Is TO pay the
debis Of laid deceatsd
ABRAHAM TYLER
SARAH TYLER, n a. "a JaiS Rate
De- q, 1909 q }
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
BEN. ROWSPRIT.


DEAR UNCLE,
SILVER my timbers my uncle, but do
love YOU ! want, do ye see, to state TO
YOU plain case. You know, that when
followed the plough that l was pretty
smart, titlsh sort of lad-but having got
some notions in my head as how should
like to go to sea, left you my old boy, and
all my plump rosy checked cousins, and
went off in the good ship General Wash
ington. am now so much of water fowl
that l can't for the life of me make up a
mind to lubber it ashore. / hear folks say
that our government men are not very we'll
disposed to give the honest tars a living anc
therefore cannot be very friendly t. the
Farmers For you know uncle that for the
last ten years before the Embargo, used
to carry your corn, and pork and lumber 70
a very good market and you thereby had
a plenty to pay your taxes and cloathe your
family without selling your land.-Now I'M
Gle, they begin to talk that we shall not go
to sea at all by and by--Or if we do, they
are going TO lay such rnsposttions that we
can bring nothing homeland your trees
may stand--your grass may rot and your
land may be sold to pay your taxes for one
of the great men at Washington City, says
they want money there and must base it
that they must borrow or lay tax on the
lands, to get 1000, 600, 100000 millions
a szuin-Pin sum, unck twill take a good
many pot2toe fields.
I have often thought, my uncle, that
would, the first chance, ask you some ques-
tons about the EmbargOeS. How should
YOU Ike it. uncle, suppose one of the Under
sraDbrs of our Mr.. President should come
OIL to your farm next spring-strut about &
look big-and say-1cn must not plough this
field, thi. ye,y /; and JOH most not sO.p thai
You must not raise grass, corn Or potatoes,
not enough 10 keep alive your family and
country and feed the English but you
may feed the French ifyou won't tell ont
and suppose this big looking man should
tell YOU further, that you must not send
YOUR cows, or your mares to pasture, for
fear the one may raise calves ard be turn'd
into beef-and the other, COATS, and they
might get the dstemper and die /; and IN
short, unkcy, suppose they should lay an
Enlbayge on your farm, ard tins was all the
way YOU had To get livehhood-wouldy you
think uncle that this would be using you as
Farmer of free land ought 10 be would
YOU not say that it was as wicked as it was
for England 10 tax us against our Will, TO
pay their lazy King and no bil-ity at home,
or for France 10 rob and burn our ships l
.Sv uncle it would be full as wicked. What
would you say..o such banboozIer know
what you would say and what you would
do. old rs. You would-yes, sou would
give the brooches a starboard pull--shOve
~ .ha rid crre9pe ran-catch IN the MITCH
fork or hay hook and say begone, thou
rogue, rascal, robber am an indePen
dent farmer--ihe soil stand ON is M ovrE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15

When the LJtTnGL Machine was ex-
pIoded in the streets OF Paris, Bona
parte's carriage had just passed the
fatal spot, where ii stood and that of
Madam Bonaparlc had not reached it.
Somebody being asked what bad hap
pened, Oh. erved it was only btozv-rlt1
between the first Consul and his Wife.
rhe late intention Of the Emperor 10
repudidte Josephine, gives currency
and reality 10 the Old story.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
GMF<==s.-
FOR THE GAZETTE,

Here do We see, Mr.. Printer, if you wish
TO know he mind Of an EnbargoyOon'd Sal
lor, on public matters, hero We hav't. | ak
nothing for it-and SO here's a eRd OF tobac-
CO 10 the better management of our ships
and dry docks. It is true copy OF brother
Jacks letter, which got from uncle Jona-
than when was up TO thanksgiving. The
old lad when he read it sometimes LAUGHED,
sometime-shook his head and look'd wise,
and once he blubbered SO you might have
heard him all over the house.
BEN. ROWSPRIT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
Nathan Buchanan,

ofzr Csr Ea'e, at Ne. g 10, Lozg- V5a,f,
97OO bufheIs of Maryland CORN,
$50 barrels fuperfne FLOUR-of the
hrh quality, juit landed from fchooner Eros,
Aho-s5O Guinials of new GOLDFISH,
which may be leen a, Tbomqs BS,HbazaJ fore
Fore Sfyse Portland, Dec. Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubfcri-
~ Der has been duly appointed guardian of
THANKFUL WISE, of 7cfGam, in the county
of Lincoln. ron c.mpo' and has taken upon
himfeIf thar truft by giving bonds as the law
direct. and all perfons havisg demands up
On the ellste Of the fsid non compos, are re-
CURED to exhibit the fame, and all perfons in
debtec TO the faid sitate are called upon TO make
payment 10 SETH hINkLEYi OEa'didH.
Oh 2, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
Mr.. JAMES HALL, begs leave


to inform the public that be has recent
ly arrived in this place from Edinburgh,
(SeO.land) where be taught the following bran
ches of Education, viz
Engih Reading, Menfuration,
Engifh Grammar, Algebra, with its APP
Wiring & Cypherng, pIica5iSn to Geom-
Geography, with the etry,
uie of the Globes, Land Surveying,
Book Keeping, Guaging,
Geometry, Navigation,
Trigononetry,
All which he now eGers to teach in the
Academy i'll this town upon moderate terms.
The Cyphering will be taught in ciaiies by a
new and elegant method, in which, cafe TO
the pupil, and great progref, in the fcience,
are united.
N. B-A few yosng Gentlemen may be
initructed in the elements of the Latin, Greek,
and Hebrew Languages
Mr. HALL will likewile open an Evening
School (this day. in Room adjoining Meiirs'
Coffin and ClapPis Office, for teaching young
Gentlemen the above mathematical branches.
BAH, January 8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
PUBLIC NOTICE

IS hereby given, thar agrseably to vote
: Of the Proprietors Of Bask Cope b itge, all
teams that come into town over the Bridge,
loaded, aud pay toll, will be permitted to 60
out of town over tn. bridge unloaded, free Of
toll, during the feafon of neding. BY order
Of the Standing Committee o. the Proprietors
,.EMUEL Turkey, Tn CSsG<s~
91gkI,I 3. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
FOR SALE,

THAT valuable Elfa:e f,uaiet in North
Yarmouth, twelve miles from Portland,
and about one hundred rods from the head
sc the tide ~ Northyarmor:h, tying On the
Poh Road f-om Portland 70 Wi(cafeIt, and
has been occupied by ,he iab!criber for a tav-
ern her Of years PAT Said Eltate con-
fits of very convenient three-i tory Houie,
4 Stable. Barn, Shed, and other our houies,
with a good well of water, and an acquedud
leading to the houle, with about one hundred
and ten acres of excellent Land, having a
Young Orchard on the fame, faid Farm is IN
der excellent imp: evement.
A FARM in the town of Freeport, at FIon 5
corner, 70 called, within one mile of Porter's
landing conGlflng of fifty four acres of excel
lenr land convenient Dwelling houfe, Barn,
&c. Said Farm is under good improvement,
il well watered, cuts about fifteen tons of
Hay, and has an Orchard which bears coniid-
cradle fruit yearly, and is well htuated, either
for Farmer, Merchant or Mechanic.
The above Farms will be fold together or
feparare as may belt fuit the purchafer, For
terms (which will be made eaIy) pleafe to ap-
p,v to the fubGcriber at Northyarmou,h
SETH MITCHELL
Ma bya, Dsosf5, hygg9 81, 1909. (.G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
PLATED w ARE.

Elegant Cruet Frames-Caudlef1icks,
Tea Pots-Sugar Bafons x Cream Pots,
Soup I-adles-Fiih Knives,
Shutters and Trays,
Table and Tea Spoons, &c. &c.
IAPANED WARE.
Elegant cream ground gold bordered Wal
tiers,
Red and black ground do do.
Bread and Knite Trays,
Cheefe and Snuffer do.
Britannia Tea Pots-TumbleT,, &c. &c.
MILITARY ARTICLES.
Gilt and plated mounted Swords,
Saddle Fritols,
White and yellow Epaulets,
do. do. Chords
10. do. PruihAn Binding.
Crimlon Salhes,
Military Plumes, elegant and conmoa
JEWELRY.
Black and Pearl let Brcaches,
do do FiHger Kings,
Plain Breaches and Rings,
Hair Fer Hoops,
do B: acelet;s, Warriors patterns,
God Ear Hoops, Knobs, and ID, oca,
do Watch Chains, Seals, aud Keys,
Tor,Oife Shell CORDS,
Coral Beads
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
The Political Path

Is obvious to US all, though encompassed
with brlars and thorns. II is merely the
path of NATIONAL INDEPENDENcE and
NATIONAL DEFENCE Notwithstanding
the clouds that now overhang It, it may yet
become path of pleasantness and peace.
The qualities which are wanting are Re-
Election and Union. ReSiod, one of the most
ancient OF the poets, divides mankind into
three ciasses-those who taink for them
selves these who let others think for
them and those who neither think for
themselves nor will be thought for. Unfor-
tuRately too many Of our c0untrynen APP
pear TO act as If they belonged TO the last
class, bat If we will All unite in the first,
the Republic may at least BE saved from
Ruin.
Ciouded as our present path APP
pears TO be, the luminous track of
glory lies open 10 our view But our
conduct must be Just, uniform, ener-
getic, and independent.-FT's. Journal.
The Insurance Office of Philadel-
phia, have published an official state
ment Of the captures of American prop
cry, in their respective houses, since
the raising Of the Embargo, viz.
BY the British, $4,000 dis. 10000
of which has been restored.
By the French, l3s,42o dis. 50,
500 Of which has been recaptured by
the British and restored on salvage.
az This includes no farf Of me late
seques:rations in Haly, o. "a NE Indian
seas.
By the Danes, 2o9,542 dis. $4,000
Of which has been released on paying
charges, amounting in most cases, 10
ransom
" BY the Shahiards, 10000 dis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
Enoch MOulton.

Ne 8, JOnef' ROw, F5s fyAs,
uAS juf received by the Packet, from
IA Liverpool. handfome afortment of
Plated and Jjabansd Ware, 1eveLy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
Flour, Salt, and Lime.
IOHN ALDEN

uAS for (ale, at his Store on TaeomBs
: Wba,E
A quantity Of Super6ne Flour,
ditto St. Ubes Salt,
ditto Lime.
ian. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
No. 40, Of Vol. XII
SETH CLARK,

FISH STREET,
rIAS iuf received an alortment of super
fine and Common
BROADCLOTHS;
which he offers for f4le on the mott reafona-
bic terms.-Likelpye, WAIsTCOAT PAT
TERMS and TRIMMINGS Of all kinds. So
Together with freih fupply of Webb's New
york Patent SUSPENDEhS
He continues 10 execute the
THILORING BUSINESS,
10 TIE mon fashionable ayle, and with fidelity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-01-15
WANTED,

A, the above bufnels, an APPRENTICE of
iuduiirious and iteady habits"-to whom
rood encouragement, will be given.
Portland, JoaHdry s, 1910. IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
NEGROES FOR SALE.

a IFNumberland Courthouse, on the 4th
4 = Monday in March next, being court
day, will be sold seven or eight likely and
valuable NEGRO MEN, for the be2e6 OF
Thomas and Francis Deane, who sAYhave
snt:tiee themselves to such penehs ~ sub-
1cssbi6y compromise which tn such Gre
di9ors hath been proposed-and according
TO deed OF trust made 70 the subscribers.
-as WILLIAM DANIEL, jr.
-, howard, Booker.
JANUARY 10th, 1910. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
The second edition, revised, corrected
greatly enlarged, and brought; down
TO the present time, as
sf BY IHts AUTHOR. s

70 tue present time, ~ taf'
BY IHE AUTHOR.
In preparing this edition for the press,
the author has awaited himself of ali the
improvements which have been suggested
by fourteen years of close attention TO books
and the practice of the law, He has care.
fully revised the work I, where any thing
was de iicient he has endeavoured TO SUP.
ply where there have errors been disco.
vered in the Typography or doctrine lie has
corrected them. A new Law Dictionary,
or explanation of lawte has been, with
great care compiled. References TO the
adjudications OF the several courts in the
Union on analogous subjects, have been in
Produced and the law as supported or pre-
sented BY statute, and as il exists at the
present time, has been given.
In no instance has he relied on abridge-
ments; Or elementary books alone out
has ex tmined the original cases, and QUO.
ted nothing as law wh,ca Is not warranted
by the solemn adjudicatiqp:of court--or
which has not stood the test of ages.
500. a. CONDITIONS.
The work will De handsomely printed
on fine paper, in one octave volume, and
be delivered in tue city OF Richmond, ne az.
ly bound and lcttered, ar rhrce Dollars
and Fifty Gents. S4 a91
ii8 % &gf(w 9tl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
Sales at Auction.


RErNc about to remove to the city Of
- New York will be sold positively,
"'thout reserve, al his store near the mar
Ike; bridge, the sale to commence on Mo-. !.
day The 18th csAfarch next, at IL o'ciock
all he said Phil;ps' STOCK I'M IRA De,
consisting OF very general assortment of
ssasonable and well selected
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
iFOR SALE..

January fOB tc1Vs
THE Sheriffs of the coaniics OF AsneiiA
Ch=ascrheid. Cumberland, NotSoway and
Powhatan, composing a sena;osial district Of
the couaties of Brunswick. Lunenburs, Neck
!snburg and Greersyiile, posing another dis.
sr:cs; of the counties of Cha,les City, lanes.
CITY New Kent composing aaoiherdistricl
-0f ihe counties of Goochiana, Heniico and
Louisa. eomPosiug ;.1o:her diNric,--of lhecaua
ties of Augusta, Rockingham, RqkSb,idge,
Shenandoah, Pend.stane and Bah, 1hRosing
anosher districs--and osihs counties OF Lancss-
ser, RichHhond, & Ecfthunb@Tlsnt. comp sing
another dis,rici--nwsich' several distvic,s com.
ppse the FIRST class Of the Senate of Virginia,
are requested totake notice, tilaI an election, in
rotation. is to be held, on',he court days ofiheir
respective counties jn-ths month OF April next !.
For the election of Senator to reprcsen; each OF
!tose distriafs respectively, in the General As
sen5ly, for four yesrs next ensuing. 2
- THg0. AANSFoRD, c.s,
Fbruary Sshy 1879: 4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
NOT;lICEFs

a Ii thofe thar have any Claims against Che:
a Estate OF WLLL5AM, ROPER, deed are:
once more requested Esins <6lsm toswa tor
settlen,ens on or beforA NJ a.st d>fS OF ApRt
pext, as shalt settle ~ Econnt Enhtaek =.
tate as administrator and five apuf scle3s hau
m f.i 10 ss comply my hand. @,s * ssss h..
no ice will besplead "A b&r agaiast all such. DE-.
lmqnerts.
~ MARTIN HaEeocE. Adm'r
of Wa. ROPER, decd.
February lst. 1910 WISH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27

LusIrings, Italian Silks, BLACK Satin
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Sewing Silks
and Twists, Cotton Casimeres, Silk
Shawls, Leno ShawIs, Muslin .Shawli, Silk,
Cotton and Thread Lace, White Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Silk and Laced Gloyes,
White ndColored thread, Book, Jaconcp,
and Leno Muslins, JaPan'd Muslin, and
Robe Dresses. Knives and Forks, and a
variety oil other articles LOO tedious TO e.
nurrerate. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
IN CouNcIL, September 1etb, 1899.

N confederation Of the sefors of the com.
~ niiitee WIS examined the Auditors Office,
lti' advised, thar from and after the Ist day of
January next the auditor be inspucted in eve v.
case where ary claim By vir,ue Of an order or
ce'hfcase of.coutt is presented 90 him by per-
'7n vrfose nszne Is n% mentioned therein, to re-
qpire :Ech. pcrzon 70 pSdace Az an order. or
Power OF atso.ncy fron\ Ne jeiviiuai in whose
ts' OF such osder or ceNRsate of court was
a. .sati, certified by a nysis:Ae or notary pub
he thai such ~ iptis<ual a.s\ally signed and
Fcknow .cdgsd SIC safe,
Extract i.ora tie N,rai.
DAx:t.L L. tIYLTON,
Clerk of the Coracil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
DAyit.L I. tIYLToy,
Clerk of the Corach.

IN Ceyxcrt, January 4lh, 1870.
lie adv,Eel, That sig operation OF the rule
rrese:uca fer ilisaud;tor by she advice Of Coua
eli ofthc i9'h Ses.embe. lass reiativs to the
authorization of claims fouadei upon orders or
&c iReaSssos couit shall g. susrsadea ur.i. the
Ia dsycf Marca nsxs. 81
E5arac. from The ;eqfnFt
EAAIEL L. HY4TnN,,
Clerk Of tbe Ccancd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
Boots and Shoe
Fair tops, back straps, 9
llifto Min. =.

Fair tops, back straps, 9
Ditto plain, 8
Snwarrows, -
Hall Boots,
Mems calf Skin shoes lined s. homo 1o.s 1r,.,
DO. side leather, 7as a o.
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 Sc.
@omens leather shoes, thick soles. 7s6.
Do Go. thin 20 60
Do do. sims.
Do Morocco do. 90.
DO do. ties! 80
Girls leather shoes, zsS es
no2s oo' z667s.
any of the above articles made 10 order.
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door.
a5oye the Eagle Tavern. D. ]. BURR.
Richmond. March %, 1909.
otn July, l8o9-Fhe price, of Wrought
Mans Is raised haIf cent per pound, oy
order Of the Executive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
Ofthe Annexed Prize

Otthe Annexed Prizes,
ist drawn No. 10th day of drawing, snti.,
tied to S CO..
LIST do. 18th do. ESQ Tickets from.
No. to No $50. inclu-
1isr M sivs..
80 25i TO 500, inclusive
lst do.k 2Jh do $50 do. from NJ.
22.o01 20 20 $50, inclu..
sive..
1st dos 5oih do. $50 do. from No.
22,2Slsto 22,SoG inciu-'
sive-.
1st 10. ssth do. Cash, IS, oos dol.
lars.
LIST DO. 10th do. 1000
LIST do, 45th do. $4,000
First 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to-
Ten Dollar Prize each
Less than IL blanks 60 prize sub
ject to a deduction of IS per cent. Prizes.
payable 30 days after the conclusion OF the.
drawing.
~ The drawing will commence in the.
City Of New York on the third Tuesday
in April next, add viii Continue 10 dra1r
600 Tickets each day Except the last day.
when there viii remain 600 to be drawoI
until finished.
Tickets, halves, quarters and Fights for
sale at 5. PLFASANTS Jr's Prins,nc o..
nee, where all tickets sold may be exam..
Iaed, and information obtained respeeting-
the Lottery during the drawing, free of ez.-
peDse. Prizes in the Is .ltimore colIege-
Lottery will be taken 81 their fun yalge.
for Tickets 10 this LOTTERY, and the d,f
ference paid 10 cash ~
THE SuOsrfiDsf be1pg --anxss0s @ DIS.
charge his debts, qfers.- for Male, that
valuable Plantatioa, lfnpib Ahnia conn
~, on Flat Creek, cfRtalpfng kpk,ards os.
200 ACRES, consideraNe14aafiefof which.
y very valuable meadaNIsod. /For terms
apply TO /wtf
WILLIAM MURRAY.
G ''ve-Brook, October 18Th. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
!. TERMS.

A!isunns nader 500 dollars cash, sums
of 100 dollars and not exceeding 500, 90
days credit; sums of 500 dollars and up.
watds $50 days credit, for credit purcha.
sers. Notes negotiable at the Bank of
Virginia with approved endorsers. will be
Required. @
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
Manchester fntn6ike Compnnr.

, 1Nanc7leStcr fzrH6ike Combany.
The Stockholders are requested to meet
at .Brooks's tavern in Manchester, on the
first Monday in March ensuing. Special
matters Of business important to thorntey:
est Of the company require full rhleung
and the early attendance of each ffiembsr
on that day.
BY order Of the directors,
James Brander, elk.
Manchester, February II, 1910. tam.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27

4 yard,
70 'Let on Lease Of from Eve to
twelve Years,
THAT Valuable Tap4Yard, with It's appcr-
tenq1ces belonging TO the Estate Of the tate
Mr. Jacob Bockigs, situated on the Main
Sweet tbs Csty, between the Capitol and
she Basinf This valuable property consists
Of a half scfe corner Lot, having thereon an
extensive TAN4YARD, large Bark
House. two BaTk Nils, Beam House, Cur.
ty'ng Shop, Leather Cellar and Drying
Lofts, wish every necessary convsne4 bee fof
having fro1, 2 to 3-sthousand Hidss/r an
Der year=@salso a good D-veIlnk >House,
Hfich n.-Ccliar, Sable and Gardsn The
House and. Garden have lately been repair
I'd, AMI ,fe Tsn.Yari will be faliy repair.
ed shorty after beisg let. Tor terms
app'y % the Executors, who once more so
'icsl thos indebted 70 said estate to M ke
psyoeut, bef3re the thirty first Of My
mkt no longer indulgence will be given.
h. Tate r.,
JOHN Prosser %
Redmond, F,b. 90, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
MOTICE.

NECESSITY campels me to make fur
taer application 10 all those who are
Ind. tied so'the rfrsieeslef the Richmond A.
cadeSay, bg sales of lottery t.ckets of the,
first and second class and voluntary, sub.
EFp.Igns, ard all such are aercby re9ues,
ted 10 ~ le F2yruent 20 tie Subscriber to
enatie M banding committee topsy all ar
rcars for work Gone, ami TO procure
materials Ibis winter in order 10 proceed.
viih the wogk next spring, it Hskg n the
elucs ion 9ur rising progeny, X'clfoHna-
L er.a9nd attaches thes 70 reP5ric24frin
pr, saa giics = spring to liberty asb to-.
c.srsoisres. Save undertaken the c5licc.
90 ~ ssree@ e'sipiia Joan BEocEenbroqsh
aud \ :a&e ~ 5enias. Esqrs. tue osher
gQUsets ihg cowmittee appoiEted " a
Ee9r1 al & 1s,ess. As the 6uiitldis n the
hesdcAog liks progressed coosiderab,y,
fisiel nyseiftners wiz be BAT 'HtHe 'troe-
bsi opa5 anHs lie money for thf puFgoae
oi cafryng ;niJ Sec. 50 lsudabie a. iIsti,.
RDRHFT MITCHELL.
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