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Notice is hereby given.

NotlCc Is llSIeDy given. Is
PURSUANT 10 cecrct4l order 81 rs.
K fax county cort, made Oh the 2Ath
of August, 1910, will be sold at public sai15
to the highest bidder, on the premises Oh
Monday the Sd Gay of December next 10
commence at l O'clock, on credit OF u
months, tthe purchaser giving boRd Hlthap~
proved security
Sund,y IMPROVED Lots:
In the town OF Colchester, and Three 1Frfs
Of Land adjoining the said town, and some .,
the aforesaid lots Which IFiiiiam iholnPSo"
late OF the county of Fairfax died SEIZED , o.
at which time suadlry House Doo's ana "l",
dosy Sash, belonging 10 said lhoIhPSo"I J..
estate will also he sold These sales are i''''
for the benefit of The said ThcmpsonS ~. -.
ditors in said order mentioned ne ~
papers, &c. will at tue time and place be l"rif
duced. The purchaser on the execute" t,s
proper bond will be put in possession o. "
property, and receive deeds therefor
I'd. Radcliffe
". C. c, r. Ceua'7'
October %. ~A"
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csy.t fcat, Of mr. H1N;om Beyenney.

= Durinr the last nine years, have been "a
the haiti Of Using Sahn's AnubhlcQ2 Plits,
prepared BY the late hr, Ice, whenevef colds
head aches or .costiyeuess nave rendered me
dicine necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my head-sd,.e'
and has generally been found sufficient 10 re
move every symptom of a cold, If taken On
its lSrst appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have Tor years past recommend-
Cd them 10 many my friends, and have
the pleasure to inform you, they base i1VarIa'-
bly succeeded in removing the above com
p,alnts. Yours, &c.
Wm. Devenney.
No. rs Cherry Street, New York.
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N O T. G E.

The third instalment upon the subscription
to the Farmers Bank of Alexandria, Of Ten
Dollars on each share, being due on We'd
nesday the 5th of next month--Notice is
hereby given, that committee of the Di-
rectors, appointed fos that purpose, will at
tend on that day, at Brooks Tavern, to re-
ceiyes payments from 10 o'clock in the fore
noon until two o'clock in the afternoon.
Nov 90. co
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e. Was committed to the ial]

e. Was committed to the Jail
of Alexandria county, as runaway, negro
man who says his name is PLAT O--he
says he is from Frederick county, Va. He
is about thirty years of age, stout made. had
on when committed, blue jacket and trow-
sers. The owner is reque sled to come anG
prove his property and pay charges and take
him away; otherwis he will be disposed OF
sa the law directs.
James Campbell, jailer.
November 20.
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NEW YoRx. Abr;i ~

y
Lasess .tism France.-Yes,erday after.
noon arrived here, down sound, the French
sehr. Ant capt. Reve., so DAYS from Bor-
dsaux, with wine, brandy, &c. besnd to
Bourbon, put in here with both masts
sprnng. She sailed on the a5th Of March,
q which time, the American vessels in
the ports of France, and az 81. Sebajsians,
still remained under seqle ration The
mate OF The vessel informed us that seye-
raj of our vessels have been coudemued 1t
St. Ssbassians.--- The supercargo howe.
yer, with whom we have since conversed
says be did not hear Of any condemnation..
He also says, provided we make good
treaty with England, there will be no Diff.
Guilty with France. That is, we suppose,
such a treaty as is agreeable to Bohy. -
This gentleman also says that it was un-
derstood that the John Adams frigats was
detained in England for Mr.. Pinkney's
dispatches. -This cannot be correct, for
we have an account by the Juno of the de-
spa.ches having been sent on board, and of
the frisatss sailing for Havre on the 18th
of March. He also informs, that SOC, 600
French troops had been sent to Spain but
that 10000 Of them had been ordered
back. About 10000 troops were a. Dor.
deaux, CHARTERED on the inhabitants. b.
naparte was to be married on the 25th of
March. About four days before he sail
ed, he heard that a u. States vessel had
arrived at ST.. Sebastians, with news of
the probable renewal Of the non. inter.
course, which gave apparent satisfaction.
I'VE never heard Of the sailing Of such
vessel,J The ship George Dyer, Cochran,
was to sail from Bordeaux about the first of
April tor Baltimore as a cartel, with pas.
sxagers. Another vessel for Baltimore.
was to sail about the same time with pas
ssngers for, Rochelle. The capture Of
Gusdaloupe. and the arrival of the French
troops opposite 'cadiz, was known at Dor.
deaux.
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"A MlSsiss from shs presidsnl M re-
csived, covering . ssa.smsns from, the ses.
Rotary Of state, relative TO eonsuls In forsisa
eounsiss, made In eomplianes with . eal
Of che house Of The 2sd Instant Ordered -
be printed. s ~ u tet.fs;; 4. Z.
|, % mo,ioa Of Mr.. 7shsses, the an6uish-
ed business Of yesterday was laid on shs
table. 2. r. sa5a 4t.sg9Rstj E
The bill confirming tie decisions Of The
land commissioners In the district Of Kas.
kaskies, was read a third time and passed,
THE bill extending the time Of payment
for public lands in certain easss wss red 3
third time. > $3.50 81
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Ten Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from tie subscriber, on+hs
Nv hight Of the 10th instant, a negro man,
named TOY, aged about - years, & feet
or inches high, slender in his form and has
i. a good eountenance. The above reward will
be given: for dehveriag the said runaway to
the subscriber. or committing him TO some
Jail If taken out Of this state an additional
compensation will be made. r., p I.
:Bufhrod Warrington,
Mount Vsrnen, near Alexandris.
March 20. eel
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they retired imnsdiassiy % Chg saIsissa
marching cut 70 meet them. The Clyde
breSghs ous halfa million Of dollars Sorshs
use Of che army 10 Portugal, and halt .
,million mere was brought 10 the sloop Of
war 10 which che British minister came
out. ,.....s,
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TO RENT
April 90.

ind immediate h>ss. scion given.
A very commodi 3us Brick Dwell.
ling and Nareheuse, i'll in lood order, si,u-
ated on King street, in the neighborhood Of
good water, and an excellent stand for bust
ness .dls', three other brick, dwellings, on
the same street one or which has a good
warehouse for grocery store and the situa-
ton equally good for business-the, rents OF
all the above property will be made reasona-
ble.
Andrew ScbolGeld, ::
Who has JUS. received and has for sole,
Aquar'ity ef STONE LIME ofan excel
lent quality. ::
a mo. b9. 60
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TO LET,

A House on Royal street, next door north
of Samu Il Snowden's, now in the possession
Of Mr.. Daniel M.DonyaA Possession may
I've had on the 10th day ofMay.
Athlyto
John Longden.
April 20.
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Union College: Lottery

Commenced drawing on Tuesday ia.t in
the city Of New.York. Only TWO days draw
ing will take place this week in consequences
of the election; after which 5000 tickets viii
be drawn each week until finished
Warranted undrawH tickets given for Pm
res rs soon, as drawn: =.
:. Present price Of tickets ~ dollars. - s.,
-. Fer sate BY ~ ~
Robert Cray.
April ss. -. ..
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FRIDAY, Atril II.

NJ. Neps0n from the committee appe;nt.
ed to enquire into the cause or causes Of
the great mortality in that detachment Of
the army of the Uaissd States, ordered for
New Orleans, made report. This report
i very long and 70 accompanied with .
number Of dispositions from various per-
,sons. The report with the dispositions
Eers read and ordered 70 be printed. -
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'IoMs7cS y WsrODate1 otGteS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, April 49,
lCoNcLuDED,1

(.Taken for the .AIesaadria Gazette:J
The question required On the amend
msnt proposed BY NJ. Smile, and after a
long debate the question was taken and
lost.
Mr.. Mumterd moved to .pesspaas the
whe.s subject indefinitely. The question
On this motion was taken and ,lost--ayss
90, noesyH
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
1t tie .qzun Of, oceoapAn, ,sn TIE 2ethdY
of Alay next, at Public Auctien,
That valuable :MILL,SEAT,
late the property Of ElishaJ annsy,
.CITUATE IN the said town. of, Oceoquan.
- On this saeite was erected, about eleyen
years ago, q. spacious three story. B RICK
MIL 1 HO,U Sc, which ever since has
been occupied a. q, manufacturing mill un-'
I'll about twelve. months ago twas destroyed
by fre-,he stones and bricks OF the former
walls, and the iron work Of the building as
upon the spot, and would answer for . new
mill, which might with these aids, pc erected
in time to blind, the growing crop. Of wbsas-
2 The advantages aIpertaining 20 thu. ysiu-l
able property, which in the drisst season
never wan.s water, being furnished By The
Occoquan river, are 80 generally Known -
not to need q particular epuperaticn spshcG
it to state; that. it's situated IN healthy and
Furnishing little town 1t the Fslls .efsthe, dr
yer, about Is miles south Of Alexandra, on
the great stage road, leading .nerth and sqsth
lin the heart Of . wheat couutry--and he's
navigable water to the mill door, vhefe yes.
sells may come Of sutheiept bnrthen % carry
500 barrelsof Aour. With tbs valuable seet,
for water works 4of any .descsipsioa, tbeF
may be had about , 50 aeres Of well timbsfA
land, lying On the oyposits eide Of The raye5.
For this property one aenth of ths parchsae
inoneY will BE- required In lind en4 theteS.
sidue IN thTes. sal ssagJ psyIssst ~
iaterest Ton edaE - $50 . g ~ 4
i. :, .aa ic Scot. 3
Trustee sffsss D
April Is. s5y;ss .. .sz svzs.s,sssiss
sLkNU432Gs &
RsvMi seAesaer AdAh9 ~ ss6 ~ sale u
IAsrsssa ~ IsPt,.. 81
Five, bale' - On Gurrahs
Apll
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NOVEL CONFESSIONS.

NOVEL CONFESSIONS.
e. It must be confessed, ,ha. the exsrsionI
required BY the continental war, have causes
many snrisgs to be relaxed" 10y -', .1a-..
rParis Msnitsur.
Thus, the more he eonquers, the weake,
he 10. -, t..,. ~.
It Ii however probable, that the war ex,
pendiiures for the last year cannot be undel
$40 millions livrss labout lao miilions| ol
which sum emily $50 millions are ehargeabls
upon'the public treasury. 's' f.. .
Rehorf Of Minster Of Finance for 1909
Thus the half, or about IS millions dollars,
have been plundsred from Bonapate's allies
&C. &c. ,@.. e..
Your commerce would reap no benefit
from war with the United States, and from
that moment you tEngland) are deaf to every
lnsult."
.. -. jNoniteur.
Thus it is admitted and declared by the
french, that We insulted England, not Eng
land insulted US, through Mr.. Jackson.
@ His Majesty could not but attend to the
proceedings of the United States, who, with
eus"aking any complaint Of France, compriz-
ed her in their acts Of exclusion"
Galore to Armstrong.
Thus it is declared we tacitly submitted to
French aggression, and that the hostilities of
France are directed against us. and not
in retaliation against England, under the
the pretext, that we had seized French ships,
&c. 1t now evident, that late decree to
permit the importation of dollars into France,
and the expectation of grain, wine and gew-
gaws, was not intended for US, and that Bo-
naparte would as soon or sooner, admit the
English than the Americans to trade to
France, whilst We pretend to be free.
The King of Holland was divided be-
tween his most imtreerihti6ie duties His
datiss - the Imperiaf Throne, and the mer-
camille notions, of the Dutch nation"
Cadore to PosN.
ThusFrance governs in the name of the
brothers Of Bonaparte, wherever they have
affected to set up Thrones.
The Dutch .natien, far from initiating
the hasrio'ism of the Americans, have been
guided in all their transactions solely by mi
SCRABBLE mercantile considerations"
Cadore to RoeH.
Thus are the embargo, non intercourse.
&c. declared to be sacrifices of mercantile
considerations to Bonaparte's views, and ap-
probated by him accordingly.
=" The FIRST duty Of every ;frenehman, in
whatever situation destiny may place him,
il towards his country.
Decree against Holland.
Thus are Frenchmen forbid to, expatriate
themselves, and if they do, told not to che
IRISH, or be faithful to the country they have
ehtsen.
Bali. Fed. Republican.
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alsrsasrls' pstIs Gasstts.
SATURDAY, APRIL %.

:
kne ,ha, win be carried on from the ports
nsAa. quarter, occupied BY the French
ESGfs, FEB. g., BY small vessel just
uns IN hero from Tausier, we learn that =
french privaieer was in that harbcr just
eady to set sail. She vas calculated to sail
Rsry fast, having just got fresh tallow bot
Bcsn and only oue gun.
There were twenty French officers Of
Different ranks on board said privaseer,
which iIs seems were to be landed at Comic,
small place on the coast between Cadiz
end Cape Trafalgar"
Bonaparte has recently permitted the ex-
Poreation Of produce from his doninions
b licensed uesseh. In consequence large
Quantities of wheat have been sent to Eng.
Ind. While this artful chief persuades
ar government. to cut up Our profitable
commerce with England, he takes advan-
|sge of the scarcity thence occurring, o.
ems his own ports and pockets that money
hat might otherwise have come into our
a. mers pockets, VIII our rulers never
&C his designs or seeing them, do they
refer his interts1 to that of their own eoun-
Fy
(TrentSn Fedsrakst.
According to the last accounts from Eu-
PPs BOnaParte was extending his forces
PWards the Danish frontier, where is
|rge quantity ;.f american produce, re-
asty sent iaso Tonningen!!! Should he
lie It the democrats will tell US that he is
stifab!s in 50 doing iuasmuch as it was
pc there in defiance of his IG1us to break
the cemmrrce Of tie world.
e, =, ,- fhi&J
plain IiGxUrH. arrived at Ne,teK
bn Saturday last jrom Lisbon, furn:shss
be JaA0uping intelligence
pp',he 7,h February 5000 Engli,': troops
Re embarked at Lisbon and sent round 70
iz FOE the defence of that place, where
o troops from Gibraltar had already ar
ID. The French army was said TO- have
before the walls of Cadiz, but in what
was not known at Lisbon. 90 the
a Portuguese regimens consisting Of
men embarked on board Of English
sports, which likewise sailed for Cadiz
governor Of which place was stated to
been killed by the mob for refusing to
a the British forces tor the defence Of
ity; the Spanish admiral was also said
Ss shared the, same fate for refusing to
er up the.Geet 10 the British, which
lone, however, andthe whole Of them,
French and Spanish, were sent to Ma
for which place a Spanish. "a gun
allied with a load ofchureh plate. On
oth February, sir James Stewart, the
ninister, arrived at Lisbon from Eng.
vice Nj. Villiars, recalled. On the
he Clyde 6isase arrived al. Lisbon in
Us from Plymouth, with advice of
troops having embarked for Lisbon
time Of her sailing. The marquis Of
PleyS speech states il to be his males
entien to defend Portugal with the
Of The disPosabls force of,EDsland, &
900 troops would be sent OF with ali
e dnpasrh. The whole Of the Eng.
my ID, Portugal, indepsadens of the
fcemsnee cent to. Cadiz was 5000,
'e Portuguese army 10000, forty
nd Ofwhieh were in the pay Of Eng.
On the 17th courier arrived from
OF, with Intelligence Of the French
= appeared before thar mac 90, ,lss
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lust PUBLISHED.

ind .tar ssis ~ JA4xss Ksxxkpy, SestssA
: Boekse!ter. xssS-sireei: =
Reports Of Cafes adjndged in
the District Court Of South cnolina7- ~ Tho
hon Judge Dee. 5, !.
NitA an APPENDIX. cenieining /"
Decisions in the Admiralty
Court Of PennsXlyania-by Fta.fss 4Asektf"-.
son, Esquire. 49, =.
also,
Memoirs of Frederick and
Margaret Klops.oek:-t translated frem the
German. ~. =! g.
April 20. -. .e3d5G
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- Mechanic Relief soeisi
THR Annlvssiary llsssine q ~ 1lsse h.
y als AAils& Sodssl, wv T. hsls YER
ssytsysEShlE % MAY.sat 9 ela Cea,(lr
eN cAaN IL 10 s'elosk IA shs hrpaeodas'
Pahetai dsshaanessf shs nsn!sssels = g:
lsusssed. & 3ysjf' A
Macleod. Sseys
April -. .. .-a... 90 u 4 f,st. I
Dome7Esc MaHiif aetyYs CT ys

T,HE Stockholders of che Doms,sie 16ssi
> nnfacsurs CempaAy .ef AleAarji te
hereby .ndtieed, that he fourth iaatalN Of
OxE DoLIAR. on AaeA share heesnee due
and payable at their xs.shesess a. xapg~
street, .on zsesdsy, tho afss Ct My hsxts J.
!, -. John Mseleods Agtss |
April -. : -. 90 -. 6 7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-06
NOTICE.

. n TECRSSYrY compeis me to make fur.
y thsr application TO all those who are
srdchted 10 the trustees efthe Richmond A
Adethy, by sales OF lottery tickets of the
q hNSt ahd second class and voluntary sub.
\scriptiens, and all such are hereby reques.
ted toFmake payment TO the subscriber to
enaTe tbs building committee TO pay all ar
rears fer work done, ap3 tqesp6ecure
materials this winter in order to proceed
with the work next spring;sN BENG for tie
education ofour rising progeny, which orna-
Wents and attaches them to republican prin-
slPles and gives spring 10 liberty and in.
dependence. ! have undertaken tire collcc.
tio1 by agreement with John Rrockcnbrough
and William w. Hening, Esqrs. the other
members OF the committee appointed by q
board of trustees. AS tba building OF the
Academy has progressed considerably,
Batter myself there will be ont little trou-
bsi in Obtaining the money for the purpose
Of carrying into effect SO iaudable an iusti-
tn.ion.
i, ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9Th, 1909. #
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TIE NOTED HORSE,
&C
G. O II 7 Y,

DY Sir Peter TeazIe out Of the famous
A9 Yellow mare, will stand the ensuing
season at my stable miles from the
town of Cara. in the county of Cumber.
land, ond will cover mares at 10 dollars
the leap, IS dollars the season, and 20
dollars insurance, with one dollar 10 the
groom 10 either case--ihe leap To bEpaid
al the time OF covering the seasons, Isl Of
August Rext, and the INSURANCE --ist Of
Mach, 1911. Good and exle6siyt pas
tdiage gratis, and the greatest Fsnsion
paid, but no liability for aedide14gor es
capes. Grain will be furAisIeAtat( the
market PRICE if required. TEe eason
viii commence the lst of MarcfsJand sxs
Pie the Isl OF August.
Gouiy has been go fuIly advertised in
former seasons, that it is deemed suffici.
ent to say, that his blood, size, and shape,
and the performance OF his coils, iusdy
endde hun to renk conspicuous among
the best stations in America. / will on.
ly here remark, that have the General
stud Book wach VIII prove him 10 have
descended from The best stock in Eng.
land, as may be traced to the most dis.
tsnt period that have also the Racing
Calendars ofIsC7.s, Which prove the dis.
tingaished success Of his coils or the
Eoglish turf, and hat from the few sheet
cslenders winch I have received Of the
racing Of iaOo, find that one Of his colts
(Litchheid) won 10 that year, Ten Places
and Swceplskes z of lhea fovr inile
heals, bealng horses Of tue best blood.
Frederick w. James.
County Of Cumberland, March $3.50
Gvst pail
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Will be Sold,

AT public Auction, on tne premises, or
Monday the 9th day OF April next, the
following property, to wiz: MOUSE s.
PART oil a Id [, on ,he main sysst ~
Ithe city of Richmond, on ShockeeE Hill.
adjoining Brick House belonsingeB Tho.
mas White, called the Blue House, sub.
le6l 10 the eventual claim of dover ofthe
eife Cf John Britain - and four unimproved
half acre LOTS in the same city, late the
property of the said William pcice, dee,
on credit Of two years with interest from
the date.
Tse purchaser giving Bond w;;h ap.
proved security. payable to the respective
plaintiffs and the title to be retained mil
the payments are made.
Joan Prosser, } Com
William Molicure, mrs.
Richmond, March 81. 1910.
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Valuable Properly
70 Il
S A l. E..

tnN Wednesday the 18th day of April
~ ensuing, will be sold, a, Pablc Auction
nsar the prsmisss, that beautiful and most
desirable situation Belonging to Mr. Jededi.
All Alien, near the properly OF Mrs Craig.
1t has TN il a handsome frame dwelling
house with gsod isi;Ghen, smoke house.
dairy aud stsble--a veil Of the bestswaSer
in the city of Richmcnd. The lot spataifis
one Acre, being originally TWO hzlt Acre
lots ard has the advantage OF bsiEe Fboun.
Died On three sides By streets, Is high.
ly improved, having falling garden
in front and large and beautiful garden a,
the back of the hosse, aud for sgreeabie.
ness Of situation and salubrity OF airmay DC
estimated smong the best in the city.
SIX, twelve aud eighteen months credit
Will be givsn, by giving notes with APP.
proved eudorsers negotiable at the Bank
OF Virginia and deed of trust on the
property to secure thepaymenI OF the notes.
Still & Brooke, Auct'rs.
Rich Oond, 22d aIarch, 1910. t.
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RECOMMENDATIONS, .

BY EMISENr DrvINEs. JUDGES AND dENE-
RAILS.
"lt is a surprising tact that even the A.
merican People know but little of George
Washington. They have indeed heard
great deal OF his Public Life {; of his Midi
tary Character, and Political Talents, bur
hardly any thing of his private Life and
Virtues.
IS Nisny intelligent persons have ardent.
ly wished to see a }aishfni account of these,
not only as debt of gratitude to hirns but
as fiue example 10 osr children.
"1'he Author has performed this task
IN very satisfactory manner. His dnec~
dotes of Washington present the supreme
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respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
litary scenes. The moral sensbiiiiy and
genus of the writer warns the heart and
imagination ct his readers. His descrip..
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes of
Nature in pleasing views while his fash
es of comic wit give an agreeable relief to
the mind, and render the serious truths
more impressive, especially On the young
reader"
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Ministers % the SSv' des Church.
Philadelphia.
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Mr. SAMUEL OWEN.

DIR,
AS you ars not an inhabitany Of this
eoNnonwes',h and have no known agcns. take
this node of notifying you that on the 10Th day
of April next, at Thomas Moor's, in crwberA
and ccon;y, | shall proceed 70 take the ukposi.
uoh'of William Hnmb,eton, Mosby J.nljns. aGi
o hers, 70 be read rs evidence in a suis&p3 de.
pending IN the couuty court of ro@hAdn, be.
tween r,yss,f AZ ayisnse plaintiff. and yoo
and Joss .5h Mayo, defendants Yours; sc.
R William Jenkins.
March 18th. 1910. 1w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-06

TOR SALE.--A handsome, second hand
y London b.iilt CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and is in good state
OF preservation. Apply to the pri@er, OF
to Mr.. HgGHEs, coach mskcr,r@ep posite
the Old City Tavern. whe.e the carriage
may be seen. If